davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18
2afIfaaGa.
A TLANTIO AID GREAT WESTERN
II RAILWAY.

Fall and Winter AFFaR ement.
Takes Eject Monday, November 2stE, 1854.
Two Through Exprsss Trains DaiIy) bstv--
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK, es'
"DAT EXPRESS, leaves OlsVsland SUNDAYS excenf-
ed1 st $50 A. NJ arrives at Msadville at 2:OO P h
(Dinner) Salamanca st 555 P. H., (sl leping Oezsl
and New York at lilo P. n.
'fNIGHF ExPREss,n Leaves Cleveland fSaturcnya
exespted,) st 9:l5 P. NJ (sleeping Cars attaohezl
arrives at MeadViile at LEO A H., Salamanca 81
$50 A. r., and New York At 1880 P. n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

/ As our design is to make onr paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments 81
ac:Ive industry in every part OF the
county. We respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
|pecially DESTROYS OF promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
lticularly solicited. Please send us al
the news, incidents, general informa-
Ition. and mineral discoveries in your
respective ncighbrhoods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

~. FREEDMAN, jasper;
FRap HorrmAS, HARRISON Townships
JoHH l.. HorFNAs, Columbia Townships
Csc. HOFFMAN,. Hsrbi.cn Township;
GEo r SHURTz. Ferdinand;
JnHS q DgcKsAs. Ferdinand
ERSsr PrKHARpr. Huntiogi urg
L. n. TAYLOR, Ireisnd;
md bv Drngrisss a Merchsnts Asr where
G w ROBACK, ccmponnde 4 Ssomseh
Bisers. Blood pile. Di~tiller > ! Msnuiah
ures OF Ca,awb. aud Ssedisb 3s'nd,es ae.
Tiki nds of shs 6arst Dome.ic Liquor
Which sre sold. wholesale or In any desires
q Nos. Sc. s., 81 and 81 East
Third Street, Clneianasi y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30
JASPER COURIER.


Nh @. DDxxx-Siv: BY allowing
your name 20 b used ~ ; candidate
1or Representative. 20 oil the vacanc,
cassed BY the resigns'ion q A. J,
Beckett. you will confer favor upon
many citisens-
jasper. Sept. p. 1885.
received the above on yesterday.
(Fr;day.) conveying The wishes of q
number Of. | fear. foo PARTIAL friends
II i generally understood in this com
munity thar l am NOT An Office seeker,
bot IL the citizens of fhis county wish
mo 10 serve them - Representative
will accept the place gratefully. and
eDdeavor to discharge its duties faith
fully. Believing thar trne Democratic
principles are the only ones which
will preserve the liberties 81 the peo-
Vie. ] will. to the best 81 my know
ledge. be governed by them. aud shall
be opposed 10 . moneyed aristocracy,
Or any privileged classes.
G.. DcAxE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30


wAsHissTox. SEP. rs.
!. " se' ~ q 'rgre-- asthoslz me 1910
D.s 6xsd IN ii-it ~ f~o no n.IsyH n,:..cns
u ssl'ss.; sas sa- > ef~tsry ~ IN Tr~--ars.
fsdine shsi !, infsrtss ~s~uh he s-k,nr II,
re . pss eens. scsn. discontinued u ~hsn
one hsndrr5 sat for'y -;arse n.Ilisns SER
's7ssd There y gro~Ing probsbtsy 10,
ne s~ssiniag Eve-seven million. III,
ssossiy . put spsn The msrkss.
The Ps-lstiise D<psrrmsnt hiss issu.d y
e1esiss giving notice inst the penalties * 4
- 'sw &c car yine Ies'-r- osrsids'the mair-
~h~n - ~nel ses 10 q. vsrDm~nr sr.npru
~ase1sps ~iii - ririi'y snfnse-d 10 .s-r
srsssser sk~re VIOLATIONS sre known =. .ri.t
osly i<sssss relating 10 cargo or sseirhs o.
ssfer ess'ss, % esher ves-ei. employed uo,n
As'' ro.'e-. may BE- Isu;ully carried, and
80 sos isslss-d = above. BY the resms d
'h's sstss. snpsid Iess-rs fcv delivery snd
sAss< psepsid By possxe s,.mps e-nao, =.
carried sss''d- 'h- ~ Soy u those con
ssJss<ss without sabjee,inx the esp,si,
~sser. driver Or other ~mgIoys 10 : peasi
yef $50 Tor e.eh offence.
ns 6sss secession sinee ,h- close Or n.
yesr. = shs Unissd 8 ssrs D,snie, C.v.
Jsdss Usdersood ps~sidiar. eosv-s~s -
- - AIszssdds vsseinis. Tho Dis,,e,
Asssssey.L n CssadI.:. m.de 49,, ..o
s.sss 80 foseibIe speech. srei4r ue,n N.
sssn hsersi policy 10 treating she lsrr,
ssssss . soaGsessiaa c@ses uesn ne d.eL
- 1Ae Judge. before sdj srames,. I'D,
- ss''ssiss decision. ssd .rdersd sh., u
- sssss vsre psrdeas ~. been grained
~sness H. amnesty ossn he been -.k..
$50 snsss ssd<r me PresI5enr. eroeI.m..
49, - ssiss TO- properly under che .oas..
ss''ss To- sre dismissed. spos 90 mn, =,
costa = large ssnser u esssv.. is,-r,.,.
Ssssss 'his suIise vess present ~ com,
80 'ssetisFely esns forward go s.;s ~
ess.s 49, Sd seersed upon suiss I.s.s
suj1ss then
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30
Ryback's Pills.

Az easy pu,gs,ivr this, leaves the sys,en
in . -ss,e Of hesrhiui regularity; purely
vegetable, Thy can be taken in sny weather
Il sny time wsthcut danger Of evil ccnse
qurnces. snd thsy siwsys operate In the
same pIrssao, aud Thorough manner. Fam
,!i-s that have I led them constantly keen I
blk on hand and recommend them 20 lheiI
n@ichbnrs. - tina, % this way they have BE-
come more extensively used than shy oihe'
csri srsic
A. sickness ipysrisbly attacks iis victim
shen The bowels are constipsted. those wbs
have recourse 10 Robsck's Pills q the prop
~ riu- need have no fear Of iI:ness. TO-
these excellent pills always create the 4
-lred action on the system.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30
Fsa he Roeh>stsr Uaioa .ad Adv~r'i.'r.
a Loud Crack of the Seward WHIP.


a Loud Crack of the Seward WHIP.
Mr. S~ssrd's home orgsn. The Asborn
Adversisss, ssk~s oscs-iva 20 put form on
rh- 80 Of the RepubIie.n STATE C,nven.ion,
90 srsie.< ~ semi oficis: nature. which i.
! nposfssf 10 . hon II may concern . II
ssss>s sbss Psssld-st johnson has decided
sifh JseksonIsB 6rmness. '.ih.t bis A daia
issrssIsn shall o< sair ppon The sDsj-e, Of
r.esnsfspesion;" that h. has hsd recently .
cancellation ~rh leading nes upon me
sasJ~rrs that Sannsr. Wilson, Harlan
tnsmbsr of III cabiaril Ashley. G~nes.
Bssi>s. &e-- difsr from the Presiden,. thai
sh we~d- uao hss rhe combine aodssb
fstIv " Psesid~ni Johnson. has advised N.
Radicals shst II rhey ps-.is, IN heir purpo-.
sk-y ~rfi ros be allowed 20 have he Gov
srsn-ss ef5ers snd pssranss- % 20 i, ~iih
~hl<h sss>ss soae ha',ering among ID.
Tr--ssry stirsr-nra agents Mo were %
vsissrt ~ Chef Js-tice Chase .~hiIr H. "a,
S-srvtsry ~ 'sar Department. and are nov
hsidsrx ov~rs- ami .-she President j. YER,
s~sii~d 10 hi~ 2eIiey -tb~' h. desires 60 b.
ssssfs's-s - . ~ ps'ris,sc mrn 10 al rsr',
-sth~ sYontry. Interpretive 81 sh.r s.t see
CENTS snr rhat he expects .ffiee hoItsr
srs-v hsn shy dissent from his views I.
r~ne 10 thsA-. 90 re''re from Their pIac.s
~ ~s'f~nsly iaterts shnt there shall no
Hss<h isrF<r y TWO tones 10 The voics' !.
~ Administration Fsam AL she-- GRO
s-essas- there ~sii D. resulting cirrom
stances.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

THE unders,gn~d ~ili run Stage from
= Jaspss 70 L,ceootee, Tor she sccommo.
ds'ion o. he public once week. Isnvina
Jasper every Tussdsy morning IN sime u
connect ~iih the cars, snd returning on
"Wednesday. He will Be thsnkIui Tor I
share Of public patronage.
ANTONY 6TEINHAUSER
Dee. 26,h, 1e64-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

(Msie o. Fensls) Can clear $50 prl
week - their Own home. il Ugh, md nm
,racle busine-s. ANY person having : lev
sonss daily 10 spend will 6nd The . God
asying business. Addvess. sendirg stamp
'or iulI particulars E. E. Lockwood, Detro,,
Michigsn
snR. 10Th. 1s65-6w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

sIssvsf A. = D. Is The Provost Marsh
~ N ~ fmsr .fr'sssd ne judge. Shsr6
Dsnrt Allufaey suc jury Of me Tenth Ju
d'eial District. Tor tying negro charged
~,ih I.vcss,. The Superintendent o. Freed.
msa ssys inst Jurisdiction over negroes dur.
ing 'h~ ex'.iing civil isw belongs sxclu.
-ivrI, 70 bis busess. The Judge gave notice
~ 90 apsesI. and granted thirty srignsd
reasons
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30
Survey Notice.

vHE undeFsiRned viii proceed with N,
= county surveyor ~ DUBOIS county on
The 9th day 81 Oc'. 1865 20 run he lines
md determine The boundsries - section
NJ. 30. town 2 south range 8 West.
The intermediate lines will sIso De run and
me corners thereof estshlirhed. Persons
interested will please Be presens
=. wlsEMAN u.
sept sshy ls5s-sw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30
WOULEN MILLS
or
NEW ALBANY, IND.

"E sse dnina custom work - usrsl. "a
~ JEAss. WITS AsD PLAID FLxsxELs.
iISsEYs CsssIvs ass. 3 usE-rs. BAL.
MoRsL SEiars. BLAsEEYs. NEw SryLs Gov.
ERLErs. STccKsse YxHH, DC &C.
We can noe deliver III Goods IN from
iwo TO five weeks sffer sesssvfng The 400
We keep ~ % The sbuvs G mas on h.nd.
o.exehsnys ~ WOOL. frr.whIch ~ ~iiI a.
iow the very highest market price W. viii
-snd price his sud samples ~ those r.q CT.
ing us BY mail 20 Do 90
=. GEBHARr 4 co.
July % 1865 2ms
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30
Joseph 'rrmxier,
nAxUv.crURER AND DE, LER IT,
HARNESS AND SADDLES.

south Eat Corner ~ N. Public Sonsr.
JASPER. IND
flFFEkS i-thsnk- tothe citizens ~ d..
~ b.is county and vicinity fvr their pss'
patronage, and spiiriss = continuance anr
extension Of The sane feeling ccnfldenr re,
@e can make II ihe in'erest Of persons ii
want o. any thing IN HE lin 70 4 ~ ~
min. ~ ms motto 10 sssu ~ profit. sna our!
s'~s" M Is. '62
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

rrAmong the new regulations Of the
Ssvg Dep~,men, y one 20 she sf-c' tns'
81 - Jusr T. 1866, neither ss~igns. assssss
~ Leu'ensn's will b promoted 70 the nexI
higher grade noIess they ere sbIe 10 spssk
French OF Spsnish.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

GrWs srr rnshosixed 10 snsounce the
nsne Of 3 Stephenson .ss esndidsts for
r>-ei<esiaa - Cane5v Treasurer. It the
esssisg O<sober elsesien-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30
survey Notice.

TINE under-,gned. will proceed with The
! county survevor Of Dubois county on
me Il h dav 81 Oct 1866 10 run the ]; '.es
~ c-sermine the boundaries Of section No
rs nwn ! nnr'h rsrge wrst.
The intermediate liz - will sIso be run end
the CORNERS thereof established. Persons
interested wili please be present
j. B VOWEL.
sept. Oh. 1065-3s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

vVvHE nndss-ignsd will proceed with hi
L G my Surveyor ~ Dubois ccun5s %
~ l6'h DIV ~ Oc' 1865. 10 run The line.
and d.. min. The honrd ,ries Of section NJ
Is and % Town north rsnxe : west.
The immediate linss will sl-o Dc run srs
The rorners thereof established. perron,
interested will piesse be present.
Pc HOFFER.
JACOB NiGG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30
GOOA MeAAcNvNes,


A. = proof that che Blood lnriner and Pills -
o.r~lv srrrfsIc have thu certificates o. thoes en-
insnt chsmists Professors Chiffon Of Nsw forks 80
Locke u Cincinnati.
Rsnd Dr.. Robacks Special Notices snd eersIss ~
sahiIshsd IL conspicuous part q thh fspsf 6sa
Priss q shs scandinavian Vegetable Blecd rnri.
nsr n ~ hostic, o. Is per half dozen IT, -.
1Inavisn Vegetable Blood P'l'S' y esn" N -
pr5r~lrsi oiRor sud salssrosm, Ne. Esst Bcss9
VI. n Hudlnr from Main g.. Cincinnati, y. -
orssory. No u Hammond Street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

AND
~ Harness Mandatory.

" lLLIAM ~. PREFER. respectfully
.anru-crs 20 The ci''sens o. Dubois. ssd
~onn'ies. thar he has opened I
Sop ON North Min street, in jasper,
shoe he u prepared 20 % ~ k,ads 81 work
10 SsddIesy harness msking and buggy
|tsimmsng a stock of saddles end hnrp-ss
kept constantly on h.nd ~ sale - io~ .,
they can be bourhs elsewhere RIPARIAN
done promptly. He vii BE- thankiui tor
share Of public pssronsge.
July 2ad. 1865 n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

q GOOD supply o. Jussices' Blanks con
- sssntiy % hand end fcv sale Iow q shs
COURIER OgrrCE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30
ETCH. ITCH! ITCH:
SCRATCH. SCRATCH. SCRATCH.

wHEATOV.S OINTMENT
WILL tuse me Itch in "a
IN II ,urs
ITCH ~ " cures The Prairie Itch
- IWsbssh Scratches. and ST.
VI al RhemA ~ Rh~om. Ulrsrr, Chiibis,"-
Vn-.S&Z and al Eruptious u the skin
&% Price 50 etc.
Beware Of Lotions snd Wsshes which val
NJ remov. The disease b. sending 60 CTS
80 JOHN d. PARK. Cincinnati. o u vii
b. tor~ arded by mail. free % Postage. 10 any
cart OF the country.
SID in Cincinnati, ~ wholesale, b,
John ID. PARK.
WEEKS & POTTER Boston. Mass. Pro
pvietrrr.
June l0'h. 1S65-6m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30
AooA 0MA 1,Nev VIM,
which, In conjunction with the
D\OOA HNAvySNev,

VII cure all the aforementioned diseassA
and, Of themselves, will relieve and curs
Headache, costivsness,
Colio Pains, Cholera Morb'A:,
Indigestion, Pain in the BoUsls,
Dizzinsss, etc.
Try these medicines, and you viii never
regret Il.
Ask your neighbour who have I'D
them, and they vii say they arc
GOOA MeAAeNvNes,
and you should Try them before going fos
: physician. ,
Get Pamphlc< or Almanac Of my local
secnt. and read the certificates, and II yov
have ever doubted you will
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30
WOvk Nike q CNNOvvN.
We R\OOA VAAs

sss the most active and thorough ptlb
that have ever been introduced.
They act 90 directly upon the Liver,
sxcith hat organ 70 such an extent =
that ystem does not relipee into -
forme ,ndition, which , TOO ape - y
the csss with simply purgstivs pill.
They are really
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

ONE pea writes, her daughter wae
cured Of 6ts Of nine years standing and
st. vitus dance Of two year,
AN0TUK1 writes, his scn was CURED
amer his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incurs
able.
ANOTHER Wa cured Of Fever and Agus
after trying every medicine in bis reach.
AuOTHRR was cured Of Fever Bore
which had existed fourteen years.
AuoTKIR Of Rheumatism q eight
Gases innumerabIe Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could b mentioned IN
which the Purifier and Pills
WOv\k Nike q CNNOvvN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06

DESPERATE CHAtAcTER.-Yesterdaye evening John
Houch, German keeping a'.grocery in Pink alley,
near the New Market House, being a slate 0f aad
intoxcation, Tell TO beating ms Nue pawereiiully,T
A call tor the police Icing made, officers Moor and
Grita rashed IA the stene aud seized the Infatuated
noucl, who. the officer laid hold oI him, gave his
wife siSiolent parting kick In the abdomen. lie then
directed his energies against. the officers, biting
king and scuttiing learlully. After protractcd
,tl ssge, during which olhcer Moor receyeda heavy
blow On the wrist and vigorous kick in the PIT O
the stomach. the beilgegent' featon was landed in
the cage, where he had no soone arrived thuu he
covered his composure, and, pulling a Bible out O
his pocket, began to read it most deyodtly. 1t il
said that nj OF jealousy Of his wife he got drunk
and the events we have Just related occurred ia con-
sequence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06
MARRIED.

JoHSsoS-W ATEISs.--In Salisbury, N C., 18th ult Mr.
7. NJ Johnson and Miss AMERICA NATKISs O..
Embellishments BIN the town 9th ut. Mr.
CHARLES \. kRAUs and Miss MARY {. kRisHs;GER.
BucEwEIL-DTAI. Also on the 18th ult., Mr.'HgyRY
BgcKwELL and Miss SARAH DEAL
PARKER-Cl Eel TERN Rowan CO., n. C., 9th nit
Mr. j. BsPASsEB and Mss NJ. r. CLoDfrLTER.
CoRL-SlirH-In the same county, 9sth Mr.. ADAM \
Con- and Ahss LETITiA SMITH.
.SMITH-SICPEs-Also on the 18th, Mr.. JTRARD h
SMITH and Miss JoIcIY &. 5. SBUPfs6.
MIIER-How ARp.-In DaYie CO., n, C., on 25th ult.
Mr. JONATHAN MILLER ard Miss SARAH CLIaESTIsA
daughter of David Howard, ESQ.,
DARDES-PALYER.- Alamance county, n. c., Dec
astL 1864 by Rev. VIM Long, Nh F. ~. DAHDES to Mis-.
JENNIE PALMER both of Hampton, vi.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06

Rororss of,shs Press Association received HI
.T&t elusivslyby tho whig. ~
FRoM AUGUsTA.

tEzE = = fkOM .AUOUolA.T
AUGUSTA, Jan. The Coastiteaioadia Of this
morning contains the proceedings Of injecting Of
citizens Of Savannah, copied from the LcJol
Georgian, Of the 18th. The meeting was called to
order by Mayor Arnold and A. Hartridge and Robert
IRVINE were appointed secretaries. Resolutions
were adopted in reference to the condition OF the
city now under the authority of The United States.
The first resolution accepts the language OF Lincoln
to seek to have peace by laying down arms and
submitting TO the national authority under the Con-
sttuton, leaving all questions tobe adjusted by the
legislative conference and vote.
The second says they will bury all by cones in the
grave, and use their best efforts 90 bring back the
prosperity and commerce enjoyed.
The third claims the immunites and privileges o-
tered in several prOcamations and messages
Tile fourth requests Governor Brown 10 call
Convention Of the people OF the state, that they
may vote IN the .questlon CT continuance vi war
Colonel Rockwell, A, LIppinan, DR.. Is ellis, Aid.
Villdogna, MarturDusan j u. Mills V. ID. " eed,
| Aid. Lacklsson and Aid. U. Joyne, were tue g.m-
mittee who reported the resolutions, which syere
| unanimously adopted. r...g-
gentleman from Savannah says only seventeen
persous were present. 3d..
The CHRONICLE OF this morning contains signif
cant communication entuled ris il treasonabie TO
| cecedc."
Adylces from below confirm the report that Si.er.
maH forces have crossed the Say AMMAN. They are
| believed to be moving toward uraIIaulyIlle.
The reported deans Of uengraIs Hood and For.
| rest aie hot conhrnled,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06

Gar ASD FEsrItg,-In this dreary winter time,
when there are thousands OF hearths in this city
without cheerful spark, aud thousands OF wonieu
and children who have almost forgotten the taste and
hay9r of meal, Cpper-tendomY!is as gas as though
peace aud plenty blessed the land, though violent
|death, sorrow and cruel want were but empty
sounds aud had no being in midst. There is one
continued round Of bail, and parties and great sup
pers, and almost every night ia made hdeous BY
serenades from brayiug bra2en bands. Nero iddlcd
while Rome was burning. There is much fddng in
Richmond, while battle and famine encompass. Us on
every hand.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06
THE NEWS.
HENHA MICco, OR JOHN JUMPER.

HEMHA MICC0, OR JOHN JUMPER.
The Macon Telegraph says il has recently been put
in possession of interesting facts with regard
10 this indian-the Principal Chief of the Seminole
nation lie is, at present, Colopel in the Proys-
ional Army Of the Confederate States and commands
regiment of Indians, composed principally OF
SemnOles. Considerably SIX feet in height as
straight arrow, ann graceful and light footed
as the deer which feed upon the Praries Of his west
ern home; he looks every inch the soldier and the
chief lie is, withai, gentle as woman, as brave
as the bravest able in council, influential with his
people, pufe patriot, and thoroughly devoted to
the cause Of the South. His name should become a
household with the citizens Of the Confederate
States.
The Telegraph gives anextract from his 'talk'' to
Colonel s. $. Scott, Commissioner of Indian fuiss
at Fort Washington, 9Th October last. We give an
extract. Ii viii be rounQ scarcely less eloquent in
its simplicity and true feeling than the celebrated
speech of Logan
Permit me to express to you the qualification we
feel because Of your visit. We thank YOU Tor the
very friendly and satisfactory address this morning.
We are strengthened and encouraged. We will re
member your words when you are far away. We will
profit by them.
q in the fan of ls62f first met-you at Fort Ar
buckle You asked me ii / had any request to make
OF the President OF the Confederate States. told
YOU had Zone We were then by our fresides, liv-
ing in comparative quiet. But war came to our coun
try and dreye. us from pleasant homes. We are now
wanderers and strangers yet the Confederate States
haze not deserted us. We have been provided tor /;
our women and children are fed; our soldiers get all
they should expect.
''The Government is engaged in a great war. She
cannot do any more for us than she is doing. Per-
haps, whenthe is over, we shall be perfectly sa
tisred with her bounty. All claims win be adjusted
In view OF these things again say TO you, have
no request 20 make OF the President He VIII, with
ont asking do all for us that we should expect.
wish you, however tOsassure the President that the
Semnoles yet true aud loyal Their treaty stpu-
lations are sacred; the destiny your government
triuuphs, no rejoicing viii be more sincere than
ours" So
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06
General Assembly OF Virginia

SENATE
THURSDAY, Jan. 9Th, 1865.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Bedford, PRESIDENT pro TEN,
called the Senate to order. REV Dr. Leyblrn led in
prayer. ess.rb r--t t1.
The following resolutions, passed by the House of
Delegates read and referred to the proper com
fnittees: -'tal - 2.
That the Governor be authorized to- issue arms 10
sucr civil officers OF the Commonwealth as are re-
quiIed toarrest or aid in arresting teserters and
providing for the distribution of the address OF the
last session of the General Assembly to the soldiers
OF Virginia
In response TO q resolution calling! for the names
of all officers other ipersons who have iaied 10
draw from the treasury their salaries per diem
compensation aocruin5 since the 18th April, 1861
a report was read from tile Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts laid the table and ordered to be printed.
The Committee on Finance were instructed, by
resolution I'd inquire hto the expeiiency of increas-
ing the fees OF clerks of courts and allors.
A communication from the Governor was laid he
fore the Senate, by the President pro ea enclosing
comm inication from the Secretary of War cover
ing an opinion OF the Attorney General of the Con-
iedeFate States in relation TO thu dlsillaion Of Ii
quors for the army and hospitals 1.-THE laws of Fir-
gna iorhe suppression of the distllation ofliquor
are declared by the attorney General unconsttu-
tional, in far they may conflict with the act OF
Congress passed June &c, 1864 ThesGovcrnor ex-
presses 'surprise at the attcppt to- put up such
establishments in an exhausted State, the policy Of
which, IL carried out, must result in great suffering
and distress, if not death, to many of our fellow
citizens" Other States have large supplies of grain,
and the Governor hopes the Confederate Govern
ment will not persist in putting up disticres in this
State tf
I. The commune lton and accompanying, documents
were referredt the Committee for Coifts of Justice
On motion of Mr., TAYLOE, Of Stafford, the Sc
nate adjourned. 81.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06

: HIGHWAY RopBERr.-Asa very respectable free
negro, a barber doing business near the corner OF
10Th and Main streets, was on his way home about
O'Clock Wednesday night, he was waylad On LIST
street by two rutiians, one havngs pistol and the
other large knife, and made to sand and deliver not
only his money but even his hat, boots coat, waist
coat and pants. The robbers threatened if he gave
any alarm, they would murder him. lie says ths
robbers we're dressed in citizens clothes. Or
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs

Honse met at IL O'Clock M. -
nine members mot quorum) were present ~
Mr. RICHARDSON explained that he was in the
city at the assembling of the Legislature ycster-
dag but accidentally failed to reach the House in
time for roll call. s-...t .,
In the absence of quorum, no business could be
transacted and, consequently
On MOTION the House adjourned.