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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
NOTICE.
IN SALE OF ARMY MULES.
QUARTgRxAsTBR GENERALS OFFICE !

QUARTERNAsTBR GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON. d. c., May Is, 1865.
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULES are being
disposed Of at public sale at Washington.
The sales will continue until the number of
animals Is reducedin proportion to the reduction
of the armies, now going on rap dly.
There are In the armies Of the Potomac. of
the Tennessee, and Of Georgia, probably FOUR
THOUSAND OF THE FINEST SIX-MULE
TEAMS IN THO WORLD.
Many Of them were bought in the beginning
of the war, as young mnles, accompanied the
armies in all their marches and camps and are
thorough y broken. hardened by exercise. gentle
and familiar, from being SO long surrounded by
the sold ers.
| The whole South Is stripped Of farming stock.
and Il North also has suffered from the drain
Of animals taken to supply the ar MES.
These animals are sold at public auction ;
THEY WILL NOT BRING ANYTHING LIKE
THEIR TRUE VALUE and such opportunities
for farmers to get working animals to stock
their farms and for drovers aud dealers in stock
to make good speculstions by purcha sing them
and dispOsing of them in the South, will never
occur again. N. G. MEIGS,
Quartermaster General,
je9-t29th Brevet Major GeLeiaL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
TIE NEW JERSEY ..The new and .pleudld steamer

TVS New JERsRY.--The new and splendid steamer
New Jersey, Of the Taylor Line, Messrs. Christian
Lea Co. came into port yesterday from Philade
and we enjoyed the pleasure OF turn round board
Of her, under the guidance OF Capt Hoxie, her com
mander The New Jersey Is said 10 be one OF the
swiitest steamers sailing ont Of Richmond port. The
steamer brought heavy freight and large list OF
feel assured from tho exhibition he made Of his
ouisine while board, that passenger will
be allowed suffer for any Of the comforts uxuries
OF life, while upon the ocean wave, aboard the New
Jersey Long may she hoat the waters of the James,
the messenger Of commerce, peace and plenty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

House. OVER THE CREEK Business being cramped
for space In the commercial centre OF the city, some
enterprisng merchant has brdged over shockoe Creek
where It crosses Franklin street, and commenced the
erection thereon OF substantial frame store, which
will be com pleted in few days, thus spanning with
trada the rhetorical ShOckoe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

MARINE ACCIDENT. Tuesday, the steamer City
Point, coming into her wharf Rockets into the
steamer New jersey, just xrrved aud carried away 60
feet Of her bulwarks plank share and main port rig
ging. The occurrence was purely accidental and the
matter WAS adjusted by the Captain Of the City Point
paving all damages.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
TIE MAnxrrs..rnF Nav FRrIr AxD vEerrABLEs..

The country has to town; rather, the fruits
thereof delicious profusion filled the first market
yesterday morning. all fresh, dcwy SINE ling Of the
country The new vegetables were quoted as follows
New potatoes l5c per quart beets loc per bunch, let
tuce and Sc. per bunch, cymblines use. per dozen
onions loo per bunch cabbage Il to ZOc per head pea'
2sc per peck, raspberries DOC per quart blaekberies
Csc per quart cherries 10 TO l5e; apples &C. per 1T
New peaches and pears have appeared In the market "
limited quantities. but their quotations. Ae unsettled
They generally bring whatever tue holder asks II
a. rfle ASK Is hot given, the holder holds unit
Tie iflt Vegetable rds, when he throws II away
Ne makes bv if--sO they say. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
THsPEtcr or IIvrss, we think, ought TO eoaae down

TVS PRICE OF LIVING, we think, ought 10 eohe down
now like Crocketts coon, seeing thAl everything else
has fallen With aoVrs % per bsrrsl, coffee at q
cents aud sugar at cents per pound, there Is Tea
SON 10 keeping up the price OF board and lodging at IL
~? per week table hoard, aud els for hnald and lodE
ing, are not the figures that would suggest themseVs
upon calm reHsetiag Of Gil the surrounding and at
taudapt circumstance With the present low tariff OIL
nTGSs In Richmond why should board be rated twice
Ks nnch here Il Is In Baltimore, Philadelphia,
n W l. IL because Richmond with It's burnt district
il such desirable place TO live 10; such haven Of
eontontfaent and repOsei We Opine not. Yet the
boarding house. hotel and restaurant keepers seem tC
be laborug under that infatuaiiOn Else why Is eur
Of muddy coffee worth 25 cents here aud only u cents
in New York, when coffee sold here Yesterday at =
cents per POUND aud In New York at % sn1 40 oeuts
Tho people, We hope, will soon demand that this ST.
liant 'seefct mulberry shall cease. We had enough u
unreasonable high prices In Confederate tines fol
kod's sake let ms have somothMg reasonable again.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

A FIGHT. Yesterday afternoon fight took place
between party of soldiers, at the Virginia Saloon
18th street. opposite the First Market police station.
The guard AT the station arrested the begcrens aud
lodged them in the cage. Several bloody were
washed nj the hydrant hard by. Too much whisky,
taken in the water OF the bellgerens, was the cause
d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
North River Agricultural Works
GRIFFlNG bros. A Co.,

6S a. 90 COurtlnnd Street,
NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURERS OF PL0ws, HARROwS,
WI Cultivators Cotton Sweeps, Corn Mills, Cot
ton Gins, &c. Every implement wanted by the
Planter. Also, dealers in Field and Garden Seeds,
Also, agents for Bruce's Concentrated Manure,
sOaa, 90 sead for circular, jsa-aa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

THR TURF Two fast riding cavalry men rode over
negro woman OF the corner Of Main and 9oth streets,
on Monday afternoon. The Jehn cavalry men went on
their way never stopping 10 enquire into the condition
q The Woinasl whol fortunately, TA sSi lssa US
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

CRAsH.--Tuesday afternoon, a shelving In the
store OF H. GIau, under the Exchange Hotel, lith St.
upon which was piled some thirty thousand cigars,
suddenly gave and let the whole lot the gr1un
with tremendous crash. No further damage re-
suited.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

Personal. Hon. Muscoe Garrett, OF Essex, was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Garrett in the good old times
Of yore, was a saunch whig, aud, we believe one Of
the original subscribers to this journal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

Nearly oil the great painters Of the country
have co attributed pictures 10 tle Art exhibition
in connection with the solders' Fair in Chi
cagO.
Out OF seventy thousand soldiers that have
gone to the front from Iowa. only one has bean
sisbOnqrably dismissed from the lsFFics.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

The tree.worm nuisance is intolerable at Hart.
ford. Ladies have TO walk In the middle of the
shady streets.
In village In Iredell county, N. c., there are
twenty widows and one hundred and eight fathtr r.
less children, made so by the war. = d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

DANIEL HI. LONDON, FOR TIE
~ present at No. 30 Main street, will take
charge Of Cotton for expectation 10 the state OF
Georgia-all the necessary papers prepared &C.
cording 10 the laws Of the United States.
In short time arrangements may be made Tor
the export of that hsld IN Alaban;s ana sou
cssslilE iss-F&gN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

Office hours from A. u. 10 y. NJ.
On Sunday from to 10 A. NJ, and TO SIP. N.
Mails for the North close ut O'Clock In the evening.
All letters for Richmond city delivery must be pre-
paid, otherwise they will be sent 10 the Dead
Dtice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

GEN. DUFF GREEN has taken the amnesty oath
at Washington, but reserves the privilege of ex-
pressing HIS Opiniqn OF negro subjects, He has
Ilso made special application 10 the PFssidsnt for
pardon, under the provision respecting the EEK.
eepted class" who are worth over $4,000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

A handsome bust of President t.i4coln, paid
fof by the subscriptions Of freed saves bas Lseg
placed CHaye the pulpit of tae African Methodist
Church at Raleigh, n. c. ' -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09

ga CURE GUARANTEED-A WORD OF
ADvICE.-Those who have been doct,ring for.
weeks and months without ebssining relief.
should consult DR.. Fishblat.. whose once is 36S
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
and be radically cured twenty-five years ex-
perience has established DR.. Fishblstt's reputs-
tion as physician. Recent cases cure1 in
few days, Charges moderate. DR.. Fishblatt,
AGA e street between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, Washington, D. G. Persons at dis.
lance can be treated by mail, If required.
lie 9-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
RICHMOND WING,

VIM. IRA SMITH, Proprietor.
FRIDAY MORNING..........JUNE Q, 1865.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-17
From Washington.
Appointments by the Presidrn; Pardon Of
Criminal sudden B' nth al an Artist
trial vi Mary harris, lite.


Washington, July l5.-The Presdcnt hH reap
pointed Henry W. Hoffman, Collector Of Customs;
John + McEi!ton, survc! or and Francis Corkran,
Navel N'Gto. OF Baltimore, also Henry +. Beckwith,
4 Surveyor q Hartford Connecticut Henry Sover,
I urvce or, and Gcorce D. Colby, N,val OiIcorr at
Newluryport, Mrss'chl. c't-; Lawrence Weldon, A.
tornev. aud David Phiu- Ma..hal ioT the Southo rn
District Of Illinois Wm. Centcnin, Consul at St.
Petershurr
Tho PRECEDENT on the unanimous recommendation
Of the Court which tried Edward Wilmer, Captain,
nd Provost Marehal for Delaware, has RENTED the
une1ecu ion portion of sentence aralnft him.
Mf. Crane. artist for HAnrE8's WrEgLY, was found
dead IN biz bed at the National Hotel this morninr.
He retired IN usual Health ln-s nisAt.
Wtfhir I'0H Jtdg lG.-Reports received here show
that there are occssonal seizures and confscations
Of goods smurr'cd ilto the United states from the
Bt. ishlprovnco,. The efficient measures adopted
By the C1mmi si,sar of Customs, judge sarsent
have prevented toa considerable extent such viola
tious OF the hW
1t ha. teen a-ccrtaiucd on enquiry that the legal
limit OF ths,c iinirol millions Of National Bank
circulation IL ncafly reached, aud therefore tho
creation of hu' comparatively few additional institu
tion, under that 'ystom will he authorized The
ontnc number will probably reach sixteen hun
drod.
Information received hcrc from prominent citizen,
Of the Southern state, sivei assurance that the
work Of rcstoration Is pgogTofs Iauch more smoothly
hm wae anticipated, aud that the unfriondy
utterruc-s OF som, Of TIE editors not indicative
I.s,f the ?-cfo spirit Of the people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-17
Tho l,i,- IInrri. Murder Trlnl.

In ~, csse, ct Washington, Frida,, Rev. j. C.
Buzz lou.hs, brother Of the murdered man, continued
biz testimony.
' witness did not use tho form, when soemnizing
the marriage oi his brother OF "kinr " there was
Anv Wuad'wont hv toAfou Of prcc1ntruc', The de-
coa ed. wife made her fret visit her friends after
mair4ee Ia the tHl|oAing Juy, The deceased came
In the month ~ september iolIo"inf ana remained
two or thIco week.. The deccgncd did not inform
wi.oa Of any rmilrr7--mcnt he clt IN regard 10 h.
relations with M's liMris. At tie time Of his visit
10 ChcWo. vitnc.s had onyc.laton sith the de-
ed in reln Ion 20 Miss Harris but prcyous to his
msgriaro dec r, - relations TO Mlss Harris may
have been a!lud o. Deceased was .xucrt with the
pen, Int he cold not initiate well. Wines thinss
qhat M-s Harris had on her ,si to him likeness OF
,vituess brother, and vin,as thinks he may have
,aid tha. he Quilt Ike % have H.
interest hc had in tho casc wa. that IN case al.
lIothl rem alton aud character we've more or lees
involved oua under the request Of his widow Tor the
ie, utcci; that so Tar they affected he repu.
was vi.ur'H only brother Witness had never
offered to lny wi'acsscs 20 com" hc'e
4 Ry Mr. 6.aiey lla' you not saii that this was
ou-nr'C, aud that you intended 10 explore II TO the
N harrington objected, and Wa sustained.
Mr.. l.. A. liHu iu' testified That n rc'idc. in Bal
tno-c and ii.. |c' re .c ue mt Il wltu Ns. Harris
q m, G.l OF ag.r Ip.i, Wh'n -hc came TO vitucs'
|ir.tl lu tl.t 'r ,.r very vol and NOuld stop iu
BAN l'e. sh. st ,eD i'.; .1r ".' go '9de. monnr
ir.,.l .a....l t.' lu-ItF 3D. hrluore, before
u,.'.uui N,..n. 'a's,'t' .ih w'a, #. Itc accg,-
se..o..' .....l.u. .h,dd ror Wit .l, fli.e lat
80, t.t .H..t .. entertainments mia NI'uau
I,.uu -Ir-.., au ~ fr ~.tnrfly lviul. III. g'ine
t. Washington .'' -'ir "u t'.. Z .' ,d' e" "'rf
oil hers .Of bf," 81 .sJ. tIt .N' han 'ttu tu-
9 ca {. hlH .a. ..,h. t".' Hr "tl ,'t i,- -t ~,
e. nI,p u'. u...I o.iH oi DO, !'Hf'-t 'ht 'l'
| What rrc 90 a.n. Lr wat.fr+ ,ie H. WI i,.trl
70. he, .-s st'' .ht 'n' ""I f'.I.
v.g!2 .rc tl.t thchrs aNirtlous si'. She sta 81
o. 20. Oh. t,a.aat fo. b.. u-ilr no tuit uH- 'l ,.
O. ..a.. .yt.,.. s.l,. Greenwood. sno. % cd that
Elf .tNH- N Fl rNIt.If hA lli l
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From Poughkeepsie.
The Great Boat Race.

Tomorrow there will be rowing match, a; Pough-
ke psic, y Y, between the crews Of the Floyd I.
Fields OF that city, aud the Samuel Collycr OF New
Io.k. The match will be ovo distance Of five
miles, duly measured on the river, and the winning
party will pocket pure Of SG.O0 besides the title 20
the championship Of American waters. BotA the
crews are well Known to the posted" in boating
matters. The New York crow il imposed OF D,uis
Lcary tstoke! John D.slin, james II. B.Flin and
Bernard B!rllu tuoN.. As the "Ge0,go y. Brown"
crew th.y have made thcmsolvca famous hy theif
numerous yi,tou's Ia %. regatta o Eofton, Woices.
tyr, Ncwlurp, Loo kreY-c. Albany, Now York, and
ur,r places. 1lu !o4phLorT1ic crew II composed of
" ilihm stephens '-toscl liOmcr WoJtcn " 1 liam
Bur. cr and Elckid Bcnlw2y. Long praItco hn.
made IN m formidable opplnoats 10 tiel. ScS York
coupctos, and the match is anticipated with great
interest by great numbers OF AdIui es OF rosiur *
hlbtons, who DO not exactly under the htli Of
s!ortint circles" A. these crews are gene. ally con-
Size ed 10 b. the crack oi the country, their
contest will develop I'll the notue there is In each Of
them
tBV Tele0raphJ
I0ughEiepslG July l5-The city IL filled wish
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Rows between whites and negroes arc frequent
NJ Charleston. ;. G. Ou sunday Of last week, =
negro in :. uniform Gao. believed 20 he a SOL
dicr! assaulted citizen with q slung shot, AZ he
was goiNr to the ost-of'Cc, snd at last accounts
We injured man was iu n critical conditOn. On
nuAN' = gang Of ncgr es assaulted Louave
WIN stones, NC, AMI he Tel. tween 20 anu W
o' TIC uCgr o. wCrc arrest \. a week ago SA'ur-
day evening, aquad Of ZouAvos were pa.rulling
hc market under orders, Whtu thcy came IN culN-
sen With suuul er Of Massachusc,ts coofod tol-
I,rs' aIi In nc mcis' one " the colored mon VAS
tiIcI, and two othcrs wounded One oi the
uaves was also wounded. The military has
sinte taksn vigorous measures ~ stop tlh sort oi
ug
Mn FtAKE. In . late uuntcr Of HE Galveston,
leNta NtItErty Uoinedlv says! "Wo are tn-
i"rnci hy gool authority that some of our seces-
SION r ends src diligently searching Tor hack NUM-
''rs o' uJr BvtIEtiN pub shed durins the warrior
~ purpose o. finding something sail in our paper
in favor the Coufedcracy. We propose to assist
q ESQ gentlemen by placing tho hles %. tuo bulletin
At t4e.r disposal, hut We rather think that, after n
t1.Uugh scsr ,, they will come TO TIE conClusion
expressed by Confederate officials al diyorse tmer I;
"tlske may To good Confederate, but his paper
lucs not shy IT, We would also lay bs'oro & ESQ
item hunters some very interesting docum, nts, &C
cumulatet ir uur oth.c during the war showing
hu" c4itnr a. notices were prepared, how presses
we're ,oIt He'd and lttcs oiitrcd by oti'iNs-Ayc,
by the highest IN ers Of I. g. Conicderacy,"
How, the 'rp'rtuhl medium" WAS reduos'cd
hN The Emperor Napoleon .o tut him IN communi-
cation with tLc spirit ot Louis Phillippe To nc.
cumpsh this, Home took the Emperor Into dark
room, Which he Lat NO sooner entered than he re-
ctlvrd % smart slap ca 1hc check The receI tlon
~ the sup was certain, but thc question Of "who
gave the slap" In one to- which II dthcult to give
certain augeor. The Emurrur grsatly dIspleNs-
ed, and not quite firmly convinced Of the reality
of 'rprit hHnis" aHhc has been accuse Of beng,
felt sure that the blow hNd besn adninlstercd by
the 'mcd'u 'uui." Mr. Homo, OF course, asserted
uh 'e had done uv1hihg IN the matter, ana that
tho slap hat hcon given hy the laie head of tho
House uf Orleans. B.t d,sp,1o all that Mr. Home
could say, ths Emperor perHist,d, IL Ia said, m ~.
rHr.lIg tho outrage as The net nf that gentleman,
and causod u to DO utims.cl ~ him th.t ,ho
French Empire could very well dispense with his
pTtatnre
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Tho lynchlure, Va, RrruuiicAS-a paper which
stiu"re' hard 10 conceal its evident hatred Of the
nov order u things IN DiNic-i takes NJ text one Of
those common stree l'cnr disturbance. In Philadelphia
shefc they don't nlloW neFroe. to ride aud gravely
rcrnarks, NJ the close OF long and solemn article
thereon:
'Goi moves IN myttorious way his wonders 70
perform" and ~ may Ufihat, in permitting this
wicked waE Of the races he dcsRns 10 accomplish the
very ends Which fanatcitm has loast In v.os, and
which the negro little desires cOmprehends. Per-
hsps The mission Of the African on this cont inent il
tcrminuted and II ie the purpose OF Providence to
remove him 70 another cline or oNterminnte him
altogc1hcI. His cursc has been upon him since Noah
descended from the AkA servant OF servants has he
been amonf all nations and people. and tongue, aud
this he tho clo.ing his career outside Of
hisnatyc land. II 20, II viii not be tho first in
stance In which God has made the wrath of man 10
praise him." and has accOmp irhcd great revolution.
n the affair the world by the lrst,umonts Of tho
devil
This is pretty severe Sambo but In view Of the
fact that Philadelphia has been bothoring with tho
negroes In Just tho same way Tor good many years.
We don't see what "thlA wicked of the rnccs has
to do with the streotesr in the city OF brothery
love.
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Gard from Weischman, Witness In tho
Conspiracy Triulr

Philadelphia, Juiy weischnan, the principal
witness for the Government in tho Conspiracy cases.
publishes cart ia the SrNpN rEsrAr,u stating
that the statement Of Broph, impca lng bis charac-
ter and testimony Is ti.suo OF lie. from tccunns to
end that the aid statement was twice submitted to
Judge Holt and once to Piesilcnt JOIN son and all
the members 9f the Court, before the execution,
without effect that IL Wa only at Brcphy'-
quest that he Wa not called TO the stand testify 10
Nc.schman's eood conduct. The card also dcials
some oouvofsatlon Of Mr. SIrntt which lid not up.
pear before the Court show lag Ltr know ielge Of the
conspiracy. lie says Brophy 4. au ,lieu, uunatura.
Hed aud has never taken tho oath Of sllcliancc to
the cove umcnt he attempts 70 assd in the pcrron of
AZ. chief witness
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND rHE VICINITY.

ENrLcrED ARRIVAL OF THE CoRCoRAS
Lrolo. fhe rcilIent of thls fine o,, of men 81 in,
it seSpe, oi, rl'e here io-lnorror morning They
viii be rcceiyci tho G9th and 9sth = rinen,s and
tho ith AuiipN. The Officers have held ,eyeral
mce iue' PM pointed Committees OF finance. ar.
rsnFcuent- aud reception. A grahd banquet will hs
rivcn to the Legion" at Irving Hall
TIE PRIZE SPFAKING of tho Free Academy
took pl,ou Friday at Irving Hall The exercises
were Of an exceedingly interesting nature, compris
inr o-'1-v, poetry and music Of superior dctcrp-
teu. The chair WAS occupied by Horace wcbsto
rrirelpll Of the Academy. on ILe platform vc e.
rctcf Cooper, John j. Owens v r., and a number OF
other influential gentlemen. Tho annual Com
meGcenolt viii lake place on "Wednesday next VI
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NEW YORK MONDAY, JULY H. 1865

exists, &c. The orrcsToudence continues he l. too
ppor to marry; the interviews, the health and tenn
pe sment OF the lady the love cNstng the receipt Of
the as-irnAton lettera &c, sud her couduct after
receiving them being troubled and derauged. giying
all the incidents in the life Of the accused eutodl ing
AL the facts ~ brought out this tfisl The gues
Vas then put whether he thought ., any time she has
been the sut icct Of pafoNysual insauityf
Witness would say, after the minute details Of the
hypOth etical case Of that Kind thst the patent labor.
caused b. moral causes and increased ul a. stul
BY A de iaug' meut Of the uterus.
soiuo other witnesses we're sworn, but the evidence
ws not al taken. lhis viii bo done to-lay, Shtn
the Arguments y III commence.
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writer In the n. q. rioAyrN writes s iollowe
Of preacher hc saw In uIpor Georgia;
Alter thfowinF his eye around the house In n
threatening manner, with "Oh, yuu mise. able sin
notu tNp.os IN oveiy hnCnn,nt O hir round incc
De Wcut Oh IN serious voice MY brethren, In OF
der to check au lille curoity, viii state that my
name Il ~ nh btoNter, nom Jcs'yminc county,
kiutuck, Isuitle and I'm free cOniofs, without
ieit of Huccrssiul contiad elton, and m here to-day
10 say, ana u viii at once occur To every Intelligent
and iciicctinr mind, when ! make bold 10 tell YOU
thht have Icon pfcachin nov purity nrL RwiuC on
hf'r YEAR and on An average Of five hundred ser
inons year; that | have preached to the eoets to
the nunr to the ortin, lsninlc to the nggcfs, aud
to thr Soodchopport OF sp,dn county; hut never
no never lllublerl has seed IN ali that time III
mahnoted, % rinful and doprayed aud dCyi-hugging
cOngtcgatiOn As this one here scttin before to-
DAY aud want TO tell the young men and women =
eettn back thore agn the meloiun, that comes here
Hcourtin and fI Tin ana ptsin Of notes round the
noolun, aud II aiiin, aud gieglin, and flying In
NO lace OF Providence that the laws Of tho state
thiOwH around me certain protection, and hm sOn
TO have u. And what's more, " the thing aint stop
PED am goin uOf I've got thcit nrme,l to call out
sent 'cm To the grand Jury moreover"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-17

STRANGERS from Boston, New York, Phl,iciphi,
Pittshnrf, and other places TO witness tho great
four-oaioi boat race to como oil hero on rur.',,
next. The ahait promises 70 be tho erc,icst ALA.
Of the kind ever witnessed. Anon, tho .hc.i.h5,t
celebrities present Il james usmmill, of Ptt.iure.
The purse IL The arses contested fJr ,iItr I'm
THE country or in Europe, tc.ny sir thou.aaI Jo!
lars. Ever row.hcat within three mile. OF the ,f
has been enracod, also n uumtc- of rrooc,' q.
Every train b.iur- additional dcc- ,tcs and hy Mon
DAY might every hotel will hc hled. The lcitir- "a
vey liye'y-as hish A. $1,000 asaiu.t ss,oy0 hem.
alfcady offered on tho Ncv York boat