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minorityI must say, through sentiment o. revenge
most pl-t Of toe time Of personal nature ~ wen a. IN
consequence Of former habits fno; by motives OF inter.
cts are secretly 10 intelligence With tie sueEIlas.
They favor their operations a' much as they can with
out c0mp-ou.s.re t1emseyes; advise them o. tie de
partlre Of the mail and point ont 20 them tie place on
Which they have 20 operate and designate As victims
those OF tie Conservative psrty against which they wish
TO exercise cir vengeance IN ths way tho guelrils
cen be paid 70 have ramihoat0rs all over tie country
but rs in the uaj0lty Of the cases their 'ccouplces
are afraid Of losing what they haye--a thing which
would ufriby take place Il the police were to discover
their guilty practice Their cooperation with the brig
anls who Gre devastating the county, cannot be said
to constitute any danger !lr iAe Umpire
know not II have been sufficiently clear and sys-
tenatc 10 give You faint idea Of the military and
political condition Of Mexico such il is actually
represented BY the enemies Of the Empir' feel that
in order TO do il fully ought to have entered into con-
alterations OF more elevated order; show you with
all ito development ans details the invasion Of Mezco
uad the mitigation Of 1000 900 81 natives by 100 90
Of Spaniards the reduction into state Of slavery Of
the u sded By the INVADERS tue split which took place
in the ranks Of the latter Immediately after the work
OF suJiugaton was completed the character Of the
w3ged between tie two oppressive castes who had
taken possession OF the country their utter disregard
Of the public AID private interests Of the country their
organization into bands OF robbers and assassrs COM
monty called ggerilIas an organization which took
place under the Republic and which has been perpei
uated By i, and in he name til at present
At the same time l ought TO have shown you the mis-
cradle condition in which tie 100000 Of Indians
the real owners Of the soil held by their invaders
and 70 complete the description, tell son Of the
which lave already Deeu taken by the Empire
against the COnser atves and the Liberals 70 Vret the
Indians from their yoke restore to the latter The soil
Of which they have been deprived elevate them 70 the
condition Of free ana independent laborcrs, and blot
out slavery from Mexico These topics l may
review IN some subsequent letter
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE CoNyEN-
TION.

Per Diem and Pay-EveBiug se'siens-
Asking Removal Of CoIored Troops
The People Feel Degraded BY Them
Settle on His DigniJy-Gen. Howard
Among the MISUNDERSTANDING Ness-
ares 10 Get the state Propert,-S sdis-
trieting the statc-rhe War Dtbt to
be Given the Go-By-No Flag Over
rho Capitol.
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FROM TIE MISSOURI TO TIE PlCIFIC..yVII.

Concluding Impressions of Yosemite Vol
Icy-1oscmite Falls, Highest IN the
World-A Might Under The Cntaract-
Bridal Vail PalI-Mirror Lake-Ver-
nal Eall-Houud Buinbow-A Curious
Phenomeuen-Nevads Enll-gmprss-
sions Lief, by the several Cainrnets-
Grapdest Scenery on the GIobe-Leav-
ing Yosemite-EinaI View from Inspi-
ration Point.
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SIG-E CAPITA, RALEIGH, Oct. Il.
TWELFTH DAY.

Tn. following ordinance disposing Of the
question OF tie assumption or ro1assgup.'o ~ 20
var uc- fine Steio Uy submitting t % vote ~ tte
people ar the next election w..s lelt-
The ASSUMPTION or TIKI w&s DE8T 10 -- SUBMIT
I'D TO It Il0PI-
Vhlrrrf Tho r-ir.Hr pew. .l tI Convention '. 80
t..ts ....fei ..t l...z.t E t. State .r f- 80
Rebellion directly -.r s.. ne-e mode .ld -a'.g- ed
ccrfsrr 20 tae .ealcr ollie r.lr tls ILeI -tl.,s
AID there void w.rrs 'lcrs 10 LIy.I.ty
epel A " Ls nEsl u tss people u RELATION " IL
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The Assumption Of ihe War Debt not 10 be
submitted 20 Vote OF the Peopie-Tho
Precedent Requested TO Whittic Down
tie COIOred TrOops-AlI ONces 30 be
Declared Vacant-What Laws are and
what not IN Force Debntes.
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MEXICO.

Increase OF Cuerrillas in Me1icO-Thcir
Organization aud Mode OF DeaiinG-
The Way ina which Thcy Treat Their
Eneusics - EiauerOn's Expedition -
Cruelty Of ril'ns--Assnssiuntion OF
Mr. CasiiIIn-Torturc OF BonifGciO
soto-Entciiigence GuerTiIlns Have in
the Counfry-Cuerrii,as N Produce OF
Mexican Social CrganizaiiOE--Thcy
nre Produced by n War of CasIes.
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Distance lends euct ntr-elt 90 ne view. As the BIT
terues, and olesul- Of arms aeCrm0lrTirc - Re-
bci0u are recs11g away ID tle distant past the s'-
cuTty and gOId r-eiHs or TIE present are every cav
becoming more tangible and secure. Old tLllcs have
passed awav ami 40 things Hre becoming pew. Tbs,
think viii express ths general stu zion. wllc ll
Itat many instances The larrets ant i'r.s % La la
b. tie war VIII oltlVe the present generation Per-
Laus this is natural, especially Wild re Irl-lst' oi
East tennessee no have suffered numbered oltrages
AZ The halds u he. hehs peLsee4lQLs ~ ne dnys
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FATAL AFrAIR.-The killing Of Nelson
A. Patterson, formerly proprietor of the
City Hotel at Lynchburg, and recently
an assistant clerk in the Virginia House
of Delegates, has bccnnoticed. He was
killed by DR.. Cephas Lowry, at Liberty
Bedford county, on the 2sd. The Pr
gilman says:
There seems to have been little or
no provocation for the murder. The
parties were in . barber shop, when
Lowry, who was drinking, took I'D the
brush and attempted to lather Patter-
sons face. The latter objected to tho
procedure and told Lowry to desist-
They then went out Of the shop, when
the shooting occurred. Whether any
thing more passed between them we did
not learn. Lowry endeayored to escape
BY pressing soldiers horse into service.
but VAS captned and committed to jail. .
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met ut II o'clock. Prayc,
BY the Rev. DR.. Burrows.
Alter several private resolutions and
other matters Of minor importance had
been appropriately disposed OF,
On motion of Mr.. Garland, of Arkan.
sasb the House took up the Senate bill
:" to provide for the employment Of free
negroes and slaves to work upon FORTH
cati0ns and perform ether labor con-
nectsd with the defences of the country"
which lad been reported back by the
Oommitfee on Military Affairs with Ger.
tain amendments.
Pending the discussion of the bill. an
amendment was introduced by Mr.. Ram
say, Involving the question Of the policy
Of arming the negroes; and, on motion
Of Nj. E. N. Bruce, the further conside-
ration Of the bill was ordered to be in Sc
cret session, and the discussion was con.
tnued with closed doors.
The doors being re-opened, the House
adjourned.
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SENSIBLE TO rnE LAsr.-Our boys,
who have been in the war for three OF
four years, have ., wonderful presence Of
mind about them ia CHS most trying
emergency. A few days ago We met Joe
r., one of our county boys, who had
Just got home. His head was bandaged
up, on account Of a wound he had re-
ceived just below the eye; the ball en-
tering one side and coming out on the
other. After the usual coDgratulation,
we said to him Joe, how did you feel
when the ball struck you did you have
your right senses about you 2" Had
my senses 2" replied Joe" u had
sense enough to put my hand in my
pocket to see if my money was alright. "
Confederate Union.
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- sll a "a Is - "a ~
a6e1 e ~ n g - +
llu ~; Iet ~ - 81
e7t, sl.ens ! q ~ n = 4
oiIft1r6, iAs 1tipz G. 1okisf att1
eli oil si1 500 spbpm -. 81
ooi,ibinstio(f Wit ifsfSnt cAomica
IS finds tl,st Rrsat variety q colofs
can b produced 1lom each Of these sub
stances. some of them very brilliant in
tint and delicsts in shading. down from
the deepest to tho palest ! have just
been shown SONS beautiful specimens Of
silk and merino BY him. The prevailing
colors were purple, red and green. 0i
the red, there is almost every shade
known, from Solfefino down.t1 the daint.
lest peach-blow. There are different
tints II purple, also, and the beauty o.
them IS, that they are fast colors, IN the
old fogy timc meaning Of that express
sion, before fast people. came into date.
Three specimens had been tried with
soap and boiled, but still held their own.
Northern Paper.
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will be received at the
ID o.of&h ID Gem

PROPOSALS. will be received at the
office of the James River and Kanawha Com
pany. in Richmond, and through the post-ofioe at
Lynchburg, directed to the undersigned, until the
26th day Of February next, for the lease Of the
NORTH RIVER CEMENT WORKS, and for the
contract to supply CEMENT TO THE JAMES
RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY FOR TWO
YEARS from the first day Of March, 1865.
The proposals should state the annual rent hat
will be paid fer the CEMENT WORKS and the
price per bushel OF seventy pounds at which the
cement will be furnished to the Company
The contractor will have the privilege, under GER
tain restrictions, of manufacturing Cement and
Lime for the use OF the public.
Information regarding the terms Of the contract
will be furnished at the office OF the James River
and Kanawlla Company, or by the undersigned, ut
Lynehburg. e. LORRAINE,
Chief Engineer James River and
ia 23-dlt&2aw2w kanawha Company.
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We have received Northern papers of
Che evening Of the 23d instant. Gold
was quoted at 200 70. The news is
unimportant.
SINKING OF MONITOR IN CHARLESTON
HARBOR
A letter from Hilton Head, South Ca
rclina, dated the 18th, gives an account
of the sinking of the monitor Patapsco
in Charleston harbor by torpedo. It
says:
For sometime past the navy has been
engaged in removing torpedoes from
Charleston harbor by dragging for them
in small boats. Since the capture of
Savannah, the work has been greatly in
creased, as the rebels have sown torpe-
does in the harbor in the greatest num-
Der, to prevent the navy from aiding in
the siege0f Charleston that they expect
Sherman to inaugurate. Last night, as
usual, nnmbsr of boats were sent up
to drag for these Internal machines, and
the monitor Patapsco, Lieutenant Com
mandcr Quack enbush, was sent up to a
point near Fort Sumter to cover the
boats. She came to an anchor, and the
regular watches were stationed as usual
at their respective places. Nothing un-
nsual occurred until the Patapsco swung
to an ebb tide. at about Q o'clock
this morning, when she passed over
torpedo, exploded Il, and went to the
bottom like . piece Of lead, carrying
down with her several officers and about
sixty men. Five officers, Lieutenant
Commander Quackenbush, Lieutenant
Sampson, executive officer; Engineer
Ryan aud another engineer, and about
twenty men on watch, were saved. En-
sign johnson, son Of the fleet surgeon,
was lost; the .paymaster, snEgeon, two
watch officers and the balance Of the en-
gineers were lost
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THE BANK Or THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.
ia o7-wiw
TNO II. ]. FoRD, Fso.-TAKE NO

ITO II. ]. FORD, Eso.-TAKE NO
Il TICE; That, on THURSDAY, the I'd day Of
March, ~. d. 1865, at tie law office Of Staples &
Wade, in the town Of christiansbure, in the county
Of Montgomery, in the State OF Virginia, l shall
proceed TO take the dispositions Of Chafes II. Gard
ner, Hamilton Shields, and others, to be read
evidence in caiise depending in the Circuit Court
Of the county Of Montgomery, in. which you
plaintiff and the Bank OF the Valley in Virginia is
defendant And II the said dspoSitions shall not, for
any cause, be commenced, or, bcirg commenced.
shall not be concluded, on that day, the taking
thereof will be continued from day 10 day until they
are concluded. And you are invited 10 attend the
taking OF said drpositions.
TIE BANK OF THE VALLEY IN viRGINTi.
jt 81 s&T
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TvO G. n. MARTIN AND G. KIDDER
D0INa EIrSINExS Under TIE NAM

II DOING BUSINESS UNDER THE NAME
AND STYLE OF MARTIN & CO.--TAEE no
TICE: That, on THURSDAY, the I'd day Of March,
A. D. 1863, at the law, office OF Stafles = Wade, In
the town OF Christiansbu,g, in the county OF Mont.
gomeiv in the State Of Virginia. shall proceed to
take the dispositions Of Charles H. Gardiner, Han,il
ton Shields, ard Others, to be read evidence III
cause depending in the Circuit Court Of the county
Of Montgomery in which yosl plaintiffs AID tine
Bank Of the Valley in Virginia is def,ndant. And
If the said depositicns shall not, for any cause, be
commenced or, being commenced, shall not be con-
c.ued on that day, the taking thereof will be cor
tinued from day to day until they arc cohenissi.-
And YOU are invited to attend the takins OF said
defositicns.
THE BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.
LIZ 2S-yyIw
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EINE FAMILY GROCERIES, &c.

ZINE FAMILY GROCERIES, &C.
10 Superior LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
Extra 6ne BLACK TEA,
ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
TALLOW CANDLES,
CRUSHED SUGAR,
Fine BROWN SUGAR.
ENGLISH MUSTARD,
PRESERVED MEATS.
ENGLISH PICKLES fCameron & Coz.
BLACK PEPPER (ground),
GREEN CORN, in cans;
Pure OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
Superb OLD RYE WHISKEY,
Prime OLD WHISKEY,
Warwick's pure OLD MADEIRA WINE,
bottled in 1928 Warranted eenuine}:
just received aud for Gale ut YERBY'S.
No. 5 Twelfth street.
ia 25-eod3ts between Main and Cary.
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TOsEPH HoDGsON, WHoLEsALE

~ CO1iMISSIUN Observation-Disclosures SIIE
nounces to his friends and to the public that he has
an AMPLE WAREHOUSE FOR receiving aad sio-
ring all kinds Of PRODUCE and LERCIIAN Disc,
sion 81 Ave per cent, and three per cent for the
Confederate and soldiers tax.
He trusts that his experience for The last forty
years guarantees to his cOnignors that ample jus.
tice viii be done them.
For his responsibility and fair dcalps he refers to
MesSrs. Kent, Paine 4 Co., Nesms. Taidy * vii.
Hams, Richmond; L. Nunnally, Esq., President d
the Bank OF the Commonwealth; Judge Richard w.
Field, Of Culpeper; Colonel Julian Harion, Fix
Iiih DIR. David Panniil, Of Orange; 4. s. ies,
Lyuchhufg. dc Sa--wis.
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YIyO EDWARD KIDDER AND SILAS
N MARTIN. PARTNERS. UNDER TIE

STYLE OF KIDDER & MARTJN-TAKE NO
TICE: That, on THURSDAY, the I'd day Of Man. 4,
A. d. 1865, at the Law Office Of Staples Wade. ~
the town of Christ iansburg, in the county Ut Mont
geometry, in the State of Virginia, shall proceed to
take the dispositions Of Charles II. Gardner Ham:l-
ton Shields and others, to be read cyience IN a
eau depending in the Circuit Court Of the county
Of Montgomery, in which you are plaintiffs and the
Bank of the Valley in Virginia is defendant. And
if the raid dispositions shall not, for any cause |c
commenced; or, being commenced, shall not be
concluded, on that day, the taking theaeof will be
continued from day to day until they are eonelu-
ded. And you are invited to attend the taking Of
said dispositions.
THE BANK OF THE vALLEYIN VIRGINIA.
~ ia 27-wiw
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KfEI. SOLOMON, DOING BUSINESS uE.
DER TUE NAME AND STYLE or H. N.
SIMPSON & CO.-TAKE N0TNE; That, On
THURSDAY, the 81 day Of March. "A. D. Is6j a.
the lax Office of Staples & Wade, in tho tovn Of
ChristiamburG, In the county a. Montgomery, in
the State Of Virginia, shall proceed to take the
DISPOSITIONS Of Charles II Gardner, Hamilton Shield,
and Others to be read a. evidence in q cause-de.
pending in the Circuit Court 81 the county Of Mont.
eomery, in which you are plaintiffs and the Bank
Of the Valley in Virginia IS dlfendant. Aud II the
said DISPOSITIONS shall not, for any cause, Be
menct4, or, being commenced shall not be con.
clude5 ON that day, the taking thereof will be
tintied from dag 20 day until they are concluded.
And yon are invited to attend the taking Of SAID
dispositions.
IN 1,-vfv
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The large room in the north wing OF
the Patent Office in Washington is being
fitted up1or the Presidential Inauguration
ball.
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1No CHARLES T. slccAY, Esa.--TAKE

Ii NOIINE 1 udt, OH 4 Y xdcD1k , tHc IN udy u
March, A. D. 1865, ut the law office Of Staple Il
Wade in the town Of Christianshurg, in the county
Of Montgomery, in the State Of Virginia. shall
proceed 70 take the dispositions Of Charles II. Gd-
,er, Hamilton Shields, and others, to be read es
dcnee in depending in the Circuit Court Of
the county Of Montgomery, in which you ale plain
tendant And il the said deposiiions sh5 noty Tor
.any cause, be commenced, or. being eornuisneed,
shall not be concluded, On that day, the takn,
t Thereof w g sGntnas ~ om aay 10 day sn
the taking Of said dispositions.
THE BANK OF 'IaIE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.
- Ia s1-H4R
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NOTICE RESPECTING SALT FOR

IN THE COUNTY OF LOUISA.--Au persons Of
said county entitled to SALT received last E., and
Who have failed to apply for the same and tsks It
away, ara hereby notified that unless they do on
@ be1nre the SECOND MONDAY IN FEBRUARY
that day, at o'clock r. H., at the Depot, ii Louisa
CouFfh0use, 10 sell all the SALT then Oh hand TO
the highest bidder, for csA. ~ order ofthe County
court q sAad county. a. w. TALLY,
ia R-1Av1w~ Agent
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FOLLOWING NAMED PER

Il SONS, owners OF property deposited with me
by the PQvost- Marshal in Richmond, are required
cali for it, sixty days, orit will be sold at auc-
ton:
: ]. Wood, alias McAbec, E. Arlworth,
David Walsh, Lieutenant JOS. Wagon,
M Joice or u. Hawkins, C. Il. Lewis,
u. T. Bennett, g. o. Pippin,
w. T. Bray, G. b. Cook,
John Marccllo, p. Mcainn,
H. Adams, A.. Luplpkin negro.
Colonel Menger, J. Sarvin, alias Colyin,
A. w. Colvin, ThoS D. Lawson,
Fl. Adams, S. II. Adams,
b. McMnlen, w. +. Breesett, -
= w. Fay, - Duggan,
j. Dondon, j. n. Rainer,
Captain NJ. u. Bennett, u. Bum,
j. Hunt, alias Conley, A. Richardson,
W. Spongal, A. Carson,
NJ. Waybright, d r. Clark,
ID. Heistein, J Baker,
j. C. Lyons, W. A. Hanniger,
J. III. Gunth, j. II. Bann,
Peter Gibson, v.Oerard,
w. Caynivy. w. Sears,
C. B. Farrell, Kobt. Hall,
j. A. Cobbs, L. E.McTureons,
G. Hotiert, j. H. Gfubbs,
-- Goswick, IL E. Van Brant,
G. Hotfert, g. Ham,
John C5tu, Pat. Jones, s
?. Davis, J.Ca Petty,
B. w. Webb, JOS 1ee,
C: W. Vaine, j. Barnwcr.
G. MORFIT,
Captain and Asst slant Quartermaster.
Quartermasters Office, Richmond, Virginia, January
%, 1865. ja 2S-3Ot
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/. 00NEEDERAZE CONGRESS-
-
SENATE.


FaaDAY, january ~, 1866. !.
Prayer By the Rev. DR.. Burrows. Of
! Tho Baptist Church.
House Joint resolution OF thanks to
BrigAdier-G GENERAL John S. Williams, and
!, The ofRcers and men under his command.
lor tho victory oyer the enemy at Salt.
vile, On .ths Sd Of October, 1864, was
conaidcrsd and passed.
HOuse bill to increase tho efficiency oil
the cavalry Of tho Confederate States
Was taken up, and, amendments by The
Ssnats Military Committee being agreed
70. was passed. Besides some unim.
! portant Details the amendments provide
for tho impressment Of oil tho horses
and equipments now in the service be-
= longing % officers or men.
Ar. Brown, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs reported the following bill,
which was passed:
The cbxgress Of the Confederate States Of
A9evica % esact, That the number OF acting mid
Szei and forty-two, who shall be appointed by the
Cecretary Of the Navy under regulations to be pre-
sziaed 81 himself, as follows: One from each Com
eresNonal district, the fact Of residence in the dis
tet 70 be certified By the representative nom the
distict; two ct larss from each State. the fact Of
redrnee IN the State to be certified By the Senators
thereof respecyely; and ten at Large By the Pres-
Nr. Wigfall offered the following,
which, after = lengthy debate, was agreed
to:
's Resofred. That the Committee on the judiciary
be instructed ~ inquire into the expediency of
porting bill repeating all laws authorizing impress
ent Of property for the use Of the army except by
military o1cers in case Of absolute necessity, and
providing for tho immediate ascertainment Of the
Precse anountof all property in the possession Of
private Individuals which be used for the sup
port of our armies, either directly indirectly,
and for the appropriation, pro rata Of such ortion
Of the same as may be necessary for the public use
On the payment Of market price,"
House bin for the payment of claims
due the States Of North Carolina and
Louisiana by the Confederate States were
considered and passed.
On motion, by Mr.. Watson, Of Missis
sippi, the Senate resolved into secret
session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-28

Il SONS, owners Of property deposited with me
by the Povost- Marshal in Richmond, are required
to cali for tin sixty days. orit will be sold at auc-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-28

Captain and Asst slant Quartermaster.
Quarte,master's Office, Richmond, Virginia, January
%, 1865. ja 28-3Ot