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WEEKLY. six months, So 90, one year So co.
NUMBER 1872
An Rloauent Extract.

The following is from speech deliver
al nv Hon Alexander White, in the Ala
bama State Conventions:
Ma PREs1pENr-The Bonnie Blue Flag
no longer RED c,s the light OF the morning
sun beam, or kisses with It's sllkeh lolos
me genial brr,Z- OF our Southern CLINE.
The hands that waved 1t along the crest
III hundred battle fields. and the hearts
hat, for the love they bore 1t so often
uefird danger and death, no longer raliy
.roundi II. Another banner waves In tri-
umph over its closed and pros rate folds,
buI proud memories and glorious recol-
,ectiops cluster aroui d it. Sir, will re-
train. The South needs no eulogy. me
fauhtul record Of her achieve ments Will
eucucle her brow with glory bright ana
| enduring as the diadt IN that crowns the
nixht of her cloudless skies. The scenes
| nf Marathon anu Piatae have been re-
..n.c,ed IN The NV World without the
| b.,,,a6capt results which flow from those
nat,l..f,.lds OF reedom, and our country
nes. nrosIraie at the feet of the coDqueror.
Rut da,rer TO me is she IN this hour OF
nor Illumination than was she IN the Gay
and hour of her pride aud her power
Each blood stained Il Id, each track Oh
d.vastatlou each new made grave Oh ner
sons tal.en in her defense, eacn nu'ii"
, ted form OF the Confederate soIoler-her
widows tear, her orphans cry--Are puS
20 many cords that bud me 70 her IN 'nS
-, Of her desolauon, and draw my at"
mems closer around my stricken coun
,rv When | raise my voice or INT my
nsna against her, may the thunders RVS
me- where standl Though | he false II
iii alsa | will be true To her. IhonSL
e all others may prove faithless, l viii d
K 'aithfuI sull. And when, in obedience u
s the great command, Dust to dust" my
= ~ sh,l return to that earth from
n wh"ncs it sprung, it shalt sink into he
ho.om with the proud consciousness tina
!, never knew one beat not in unison Wit
? the honor, the interests, the glory OF IN
| country.
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GENTS
Leasing Of
ntatiOna


and landholde,
their Plastaticr,
the North ana
ing to invest h
under cultivation
ne ting sales q
a e ncy in New
NKiNS, No. 90
with the Prineips.
which they hay,
lands
the attention d
aud solicit those
he sale OF thel.
description Of tn
and terms, shonI.
or ease is given
are authorized /.
resident Citizen
erchants Iol. c.
in a. Co. Factor
w est actor, &c
Co Factors, A
81 g. Sons actor
b, Gen r. DIV Spa
St Martin, Alfrt
n = Taylor & Sol
Isaac 7 Mart
Decd >
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,satksou 9lrtttOrg.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
az jackson, Mississippi
.HOggNUA GREhN' CASHIER
PRESIDENT
CAPITOL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

oacs Of Comptroller Of the
w.su1seroS, November l6'lS0o
xp,,-a,. bv satisfactory evidence PreSsn'Nu
,-....,vnod, !, ia. been made to appear ''a' -.
r,psr.x .TIoNAL BANK OF JACASotN'
c,.r,s 1..,.ou. in the County of hinaS anu
u;,s,,iDni has been duly organized under AAO
.,-d,,y TO the requirements of the Act OF o'HS''.
entitled AN Act to provide NauOnAl .nd TO
secured bv C. pledge Of United States oSn ,nereOf
r-.ri5o ,or the circulation and redemption II The
we'd June 3D. 1854. ami has complied VIZ with
,rovis;ops of said Act required to be comp rnder
before commencing the business OF bAnN'
said Act ax.pKF Comp
Now, therefore, l. FREEMAN cLAkAn .n.t THI
rroler Of the Currency, do hereby ce.1y soo: in Ii
FIRST EAT1oNAL B NIX OF JAoks "s State - {
Civof Jackson in the county OF Hina. - rus,ness
ui:.,s.,nrj is authorized TO commence tne Ou''--0
h.rki,g nnee err the act aforesaid. md a.
In testimony whereof. witaess my - 1.6
r~sI Of oeac.. this 18th day Of SoSe%O nvr.
cepPtrsAsf
SSy sodin.
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FEATHER BUSTERS.
c11rpES CELEBRATED FLAVORlNG
EXTRACTS OF ALL KINDS

oALoIL AND COAL OIL LAMPS al
varieties.
Very fine Liquors for Medical PurpoSes1
o,,n, ca,beters and Bougies, Pessanes.
N,pplei shields, Breast pumps
svripees-all kinds, Nursing bottles
speculmus and Stelhoscopes'
o,d veil selected assortment of
| Patent Medicines
! NoIeu,s Cod Liver OIL
Oucru,s Cod Liver OIL JehE'
And wimchester's Genuine
| uooDhOaDhRtes of Lime an"
SCHOOL BOOKS.
.,or.roento of SCHOOL BOOKS, such As arc U'01
br all the schools in this city
rreat variety of very superior
, STATIONERY, VISITING CAKDS,
p1AyING CARDS, ARNOLD'S GEN ~ :
WRITING FLUID, STEEL fEN0
pRANDIES WINES AMI
LIQUORS.
.ocrauh Albums, very
aud Ladies' Portfolios
pocLet Books, Port MONIES, NJ. Kp;xe,
focAe' D00 aides Purses, Pocket hnlNe'
RAZORS from the hrst Si.S "a cannot pa
BESIDES innumerable articles "NA'A
tiGoIa Goods have been selected win re busnes
lnos 1 emaIkets by connolsseuI IN aavantaseo,
Tue oen and will be sold upon Tue Ni0'
y, terms 70 1ns department viii De unue
Jo 6Gnms Tor medicines will receive Nov Sd d 3
ID day and night
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aiah Court Of Errors and Appeals.

o..ohar term 1865 Of the High
The regu .n5 Appeals of the State of Missls'
By Of sy Ss
stances i .1 CoTr4 and notice Is hereby gwen
SSss cia term Of said Court will b., Be nsq
eorsn City h1eS dsg Se he Business
day OF Judge HarrsD will be taken mp ane
Pre- until the third p, nas q JudSe
| leno, NJ y, - ,sEen % and pr ceeded with
iesS 3 Sar our hands this 24ih day Of NovemOe
A. D. ls0'' Al HANDY, Jadge for lst DistIis''
a Elicit, I'd
wEHARRIS,
New ssdsU
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nEAF Ann nITVB EDUCATION.

INSTITUTE FOR DEAF AND JUNE
Ja-ksou, Miss Now, $500
rur TustAes of this Institution hereby give notice
- - 10 An Act of the LEGISLATURE, they nave
made an arrangeme whereby the LouSia U.s. 1
,u+e for the Deaf, Dumb AND Bind cave az -.
pnngs louisiana will receive and EDUCATE the 70
md numb of Mississippi, until other arr eneh19
c.n he M AIDE Said Ins tule eDdowe' by tue ia :,
;s located in healthy region, and possess lalge
% "a cnmmodious building prepared for the INN aate
reception of pupils Under the managemen. O. facn
eficenr corps of teachers 1t viii possess trDrtion
~ Cor the ducation of mutes, incluonS lnsTuc'ion
in trades funS 9
necessary fr the free educauon 0i N''
Dumb. 80 ob;,dren Of This
The parents and friends of The mute en-
State are earnestly invited t" send them III h,
Ctate 49,, a az Ration Rouge, where they VIII OF
| CAREFULLY nurtured and educated at the expense
| their State. - =, s..oru or K Mar
tin Superintendent at Baton Rouge or Lne SHu'
| sinned at this place "A, "a, y 90 Trustees
| Nov l7dtf freSiu
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Fl. Monroe. MtrcA Is Steamer r.
becca Clyde. with 35i rehe' prisoner.
near E,nys'on, \ . iar'o .
the late battles arrived are ta.s motg>
IUS from Nswbern, y. c.
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Lsgr--p - iepce New forz nsFall.j
GEN SHERMAN AND RRiTESH
COTTON.

On the arrival of General Sherman a,
Savannah, he saw large number oi
British ftgs displayed frem bailiings
and had Il curiosity to know how many Bril-.
ish Cousuls there wcrnsthere. III soon A.
cert4ined that these Ga = .wereon bu. jdidg
where cotton had been stored away. auI
at once ordered it - be sclE.4. Soon
after that, wh,ie the General WIS bu>:ly
engaged at his healqalrters, a p,up jus
gentleman walked ia, apparently tn great
haste, and inquired if he was General
Sherman Having received an affirmative
reply, The pampous gentleman remarked,
That when he lett his resj deuce tinted
States troops we're engaged in removing
his cotton from IT, when it was prosseteI !
by the British fag"
Stop SIR" said General Sherman,
mot your cotton. sir. but my c)'ton: NJ
cnttun in the name Of the Tilted States
Government, sir: | have noticed con-
timed General Sherman, - great many
British q ,ks here. sIi protecting cotton;
| have stlEeI it all in the name Of ny
e vernmeut.
But. sir, SAID the Consul, Indignantly
there is scarcely ans catton in Savannah
thar does not belong to ne.
There is not pound Of cotton here.
sir, that does aot belong to me. for the
United States" responded sherman
"WeII, sir said the Coosu|. swelling
b ,,salf ~, nth rba 4; -7t.v n Hi afT 20
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TmE IoFu IOwA Tire BANNER
REGIMENT.

Alta meeting Of the officers and men
Of the 10Th I wa Infantry Vols, held in
camp D4uphin Island A3s. Feb. IS h
1865 the following WIS uuanimousl Y
adopted as our sentiments.
W. have hearl with grat;8ed pride Of
the eF,rts making to establish the Iowa
State Orpa4n AsyIau, an institution
which is specially Gen,n1el by the times,
snd which IS desi iSaed to rsl.GHe the >ufsr-
in2s and mitigate the evils eataaed upon
society BY the present war.
That an institution con,empl pla:.ng as
this does the mIin:ajnt0ce and el4c atom
Of the Orphans of sur fallen c9mrllas, is
one Of particular nte,est to Us, an merits
"ur wArmest sympathy aud material
aid.
In the dev;stnz and Inauguration OF
:h.s schame, W ree,sn.ze N act Of that
admirable benevo.ence and magnamraity
that cannJs fail to gid the nsmes and
emb ,Im ehe n u 'r,e4 OF it. EIrlsrs
Ia the Senec sly AMI z'h manifested
by our irten!' 4, me il 5ehlF Of this
enterprise, ws real l. an appreciation of
the claims not only Of ths soldier, but Of
h.s helpless "a, ,prjng, upon that stc.ety, in
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BRAGG.

. Bragg's boas. Of victory proves to have
been based upon the capture of two or
three small guns and line Of skirmihe.S
in front Of our advance from Newharn.-
The situation near Kingston has sincarbe-
come exceedingly interesting. On the
l0th. Bragg made several charges upon
our lines, but WIS each time rcpulscd With
heavy loss. Our men we're entrsBshed.
and on the 11th we're within thrsa niles
Of Kingston, from which point + as sar-
Ter bulletin left them seven miles dis
t4nce. Oar advance had railroad COM
munication complete With Newbern. On
the morning of the l1th, the enemy was
actively reinforcing, apTarahtly making
ready for desperate stand at Kingston.
Ge0eral Cox, c"mmanding our forces,
had bnen pinned by General Cnueh's divis-
inn The enemy sre k'o ely estimats4 at
trow 500 Ia - emo Led and Brsck-
'nr @~} wsre r~p.Ete4 to Lave Is ,usrsan
vlate,l Las soeoa,
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VOLCANIr ERUPTiONs.

Etoa and VeSay.uS are both "a 4 state
j yi"ipnl eruption. a letter lrom Ms
stpa, dated Fybru.ry 5sh, says;
" During he last few days fresh T,
upton 1T douat Etna has takn place
1t being an extraordinary spectacle. and
phen menon only repeated 1T Jung inter
yals, | went to the muuutala ut the hrst
receipt Of the news, and stayed there two
days. wtthstAndiDg the excessively bad
weather The lava iSfnot abund ant at is
SOURCE, and Immediately divides itself in
to two principal branches; neither are the
two torrents very wide That which |
have seen. and the largest, Was about IF
teen metres high and Of width two hun
dred and ffty or shreo hundred metres
It issues on the east side OF EtnA. and
hardly reaches the border of the cultiva-
ted vine districts; but it has overwhelmed
two cottages, and ifit continues, it vii!
probably destroy the villages of Mascah
and Piedimonte; at least, it is likely to
take that direction. fo- it is impossible to
establish the laws by which these enorm~
Gus masses Of red hot liquid matter are
guided The other branch runs down
the northern side. and threatens the viii
age OF Lingau2rossa This is the smaller
torrent, m! ii is already subdiwded inr"
several ram 6"ati"n< which tend to take
eonr.e in the direction Of the uneuItl-
s4ted region"
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SENATORIAL.

EDIr0a NoXPARETL Il noticed in
your paper oil last week an article upon
the subject Of the next United States
Senator, in which, I think you mike q
verr unc4iled for aUu+.on to Gov KIRK
wpuD II Mr. KASsoN and Gov. KIRK
WOOD are 10 be the prom nent rival ca0~
djdates FIR the Se7eFor>hip, it certainly
will not add t',he chances of either, fer
the friends of the one. TO detract irom
the merits of the other. I do not think it
necessary for the success Of Mr., KAssoS
that you or or any Of his friends should
be ONE the enemy of Gov, KIRKwooD
and denoanee him as only the enemies of
he Ua;on party are expected to denounee
every tr9" AMI pubic Cn.o1 man.
Gov. KIRxw0oD and Mr., K. both
.'rn1 n;1h IA the estimation Of the true
Un'on p-ope, Mt only Of Iowa, but
'hr u,hou, the whole Northwest Each
ia astr,n- hid up = the affection. of
he 3om.nan' p'r,y N Iowa, AMI il the
issue was aarro ved drwn to those two
mon. it wou'l be j h ,u,, matter to say
wh, vii BE- the successful nun. am an
a}m.rsr an fr,onI of th of th"~e gen
r,~m.o enl,r VIZ fall W. .h2 devoted
r,frsr',r AMI t', rnl..,t,. : 3ft,lr,upn.s
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THE alsr IowA AND sz.OOO.,.

x - -
Mr.. EpIroR:-To cur rtiatsifers Fnths wesss-
cru portIou Of Iowa will Be pleased tdkaoT
something Of regiment from tho north
eas. part ofthe stste, and now iH camp
nsar Fl. Caines, Dsrphin Island Ala,
The eomuiandlng cfieer Of ths 2Tss fowa
CoIouel van Au5a bas proved himself
efficient and is successful every way n
bis positito. ',-'.s ,.-s-r 's~
The offers AMI men are q sapsEsos
class Of mea< They have distinguished
themselves and honored our State Ia
many campaigns aad hard foa ght bsstbs.
had two meosiags with them ID the
interest Of the Otphaa cause Not %
see an Iowa Regiment assembled 70 csa-
s.der subject Of merit mikes blsak
IN any mans lfs. On ssbbeth day this
With tie lG.h Reg sad Others came
: tngeiher for religious services. On the
south SIDE Of this Island the mud washed
! 5y T.: waves aud dsi!tsj hy he wind has
formed In:o 2 heavy bank On this We
assembled ana no caarch o. camp nnscsins
q. home coa.d present scene Of 70 Rueh
interest. Singing. reading the seripeurss,
prayer aud preaching over, Chaplain Hill
Il worldly minister oEths Baptist Church
announced that tAree young soldiers had
male profession OF faith in Christ aud
desired bagfism. Alter appropriate
reulafks We proceeded to the edge of the
.gu.f where be'Ied theru into the waves of
':s c,s2r T4>.:s aaj they took the EoRs
60; sv.vua ..7,a2a: I.;a G>d-n The long
ne ot Va. no1Ie so.l.e3, while others
occupied P)tu:s Of em,nsnce around vas
:ge>in5 seine snl characterized
v..b reference and soiemu.y. -,
The high iu:vlcctu1', soc,a,. moral and
LIBERAL Characters ysta:s regiment appear
IA tie f-~ow;nE rcsolu ms rnd report.
P. P. INGALLS,.
Dau2hin Islam IA. Feb. 25th 1865.
REGoLCI1cNS.
At meeting ii Tie Omeeys and men
~ y: 2e,j:A3a: T9wa Infantry Vols.
he'd at rlugh;n Is.sni A1sJama February
2+:h 1875, Ih4 to'yr:os resolutions
we're real a2l uuaai.n 'us'y adopted,
WHEREAS, Through the increasing
and kin! eT3rs f tie Rev. p. P. Ingalls,
Y W. We lave 1eea iuIurmsd Of tie
.l2s,,-ns ot an Institution knovn as the
LoHa '.ate Or han A~v'um, constituted
tor the grand a.d noble purpose, of
establishing home fcr sustaining, and
e4uc ,,lnT the s'ns, and dsug hters, of
aur brave conrales, who have fallen in
th.7 =~elt s;rQ-.'a rJ- God and human
freedom. and pl4cing their ohildrea above
he conitt.on o. becoming paupers, above
The condition Of becoming servants for the
r.cH.
Tl1ref.re, Eeso.y,d that we tender to
han, a,rl ;hr-a L hin, to the great and
and Bob Lem.ct iva. whose every
patriotic ..1,-", :...ra,-o through the veins
th"v brave sous. on e,. y 1r.4 ocstrjEe,
1ur he4r. fc:t thanks. AMI our eternal
iay3;j,0e :, tbs ht,t's 1tTre>3 n Their
sl:gcI cluse .:.4 c1.s,~-sac he interest
2nl lbcra4y with which hey ha7a
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Our correspondent, in the above letter,
no doubt expresses the sentiments of d
portion Of the Union party Of this section.
In the art;c13 to which he refers We ex-
pressed oer orn opinions, as We make a
point to do upon all occasions, without
prcsum1nc to reflect Il views Of others.
We do not desire to enter into a dis
cussion, with our correspondent, of the
merits Of Governor KIRKwooD-all that
is claimed for him is admitted by a ma
jority Of Union men upon the slope, and
BY large party throughout the State, but
for our part, we prefer Mr.. KAssoN, aud
consider him as a Statesman. head and
shoulders above any other man in Iowa,
ut,ide uf the Senate.
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Tn puAs acmv Is bsIng rapidly REIN
forced bY new recruits, and arrangements
arn in pro-rnss to operate against lee,
shoull he abandon Redmond aud retreat
e., the $,ru'hwsst That Is probably a
wise precnu ina. bu: appearances now
~eem 'e indicate tha' Lee will remain ".d
l.. tax n IN hi< h ,ls a. ne en- ~ 1T
'eave rs d. e4..4--a.s o4.4'e Sac q.
Virginia.
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ARE We TO HAVE ANOTHER G2EA~
RATTLE.->, tie Of our El>tegncyntrmpo,
rasjcs are discussing the probabilities Ct
tie VIZ cnJ.n. wilhou, apo;1cr grea;
bAu,e. The New York II raid says:
Eut will this war be en3ed withou,
mother great hactIe It may not. but We
incline to tn" opinion that it may be.
The dcmorrIiEed fragments Of armies
under Be4uregard, Ilardee and Bragg
" will suppose, are aiming for jauc>
tp,n with Lee at or near Rjchme1J.
ASsumi, that they will effect this june,
tiun. We cannot doubt that simultaneously
Sherman viii strike hands with Grant.
Wh4t then ? Richmond goes the way OF
Charleston; JeH DAVIS aud his Cabinet
Iud { 0gre>s pack up and peck OF by the
shest route trr Mexico The so-cail"d
rcutc.l4ra.c Government, II any rate, will
be adriIr. General Lee, then f,ihn.
haok to Lynchburg vii ba left absolutely
Ii ser o! yIs. fortunes Of the Goa ederscy,
and, like sensible solIier rather than
de in the last ditch" he will surrender
with the honors of war, and the so~caled
Confederate tates will be dissolved, ana
our ''erring brethern" restored to their
true allegiance. Let our gallant young
men, inclined to join our victorious legions
in the field, come forward. or they may
lose this last opportunity for share in
the bounties and honors Of the glorious
work now surely approaching the attain.
ment Of a glorious peaoe.
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There is deal ofhumor in San Fran
CISCO politics. A woman in that city,
finding her husband was TO vote for No
Clellan, removed II his cloths on election
day, and refused 70 deliver the frst gar,
ment uctil the polls were closed. This
was certainly a very nAkel attempt to
deprive man Q the elective franchi,e.
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Tho va'us Of the NarjPrsa estate for
merly Frem4n''s, is retYrned to the inter.
nal revenue assss'ssnr ny the company Dow
wDing il At four hundred and twen ~
-tNen IA n,,n.l do,t,rs The assH>+or
ftmk, ;hHj. h u.d u r4te4 - lAree
mIlIun du44AEA
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Roads IN terrible cvndAIpn.
Gen Roddy vas recently taken prisons
or aud seat t. New Orleans,
r.....p. \, -,
~ q ',"e ~'@'A
e''|''s ous N IA !'y' N'E manga '"'' P. m
!" Pu''u""'' u Seh'eh'' o' 'H'"'1'J e|'n.
&" v,-1- >r..,s ~, r e.
~" - 'ia' vi '.'' ~ 'FF from
'e .ne.'. u cue gun 'n" .t'',' the e&-
Pea,','n d, e''"s' A"'''e a''s'ny oeEu0'
''''0hT Si'ee''l say '"@ '' tn' n''.~S
yS'eS'1-e3 e 'l n&"'nt re- n'enls 81 Ne"
"A' wa ever "AnEeF 'F'H' is N"l 90" a.
, "4'V 'aA1I 90 ,Is., " vow " >S''s Tue P'Pu'"f
49,, "a
It's positively asserted <,nator Wlk~
:n< u a... ~: BE- apg auteI t. gDe Iotl4p
|nr.,n
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7 ~ vi N.'.r i'Fn 900 i,~0V,n t-s''
|. l.,,r;-.., ., va I....d- ovury u, has ~re.'
e3
S.', ~ '.'''' .'.'>
N.n y \ Ntr~h.lTh -r"mmer". -,
sr~,~a ,a>~ -: S &...t~r-' 80 shot S.eN
y" d, ..a d. n:~'a' Ice, III" ISSUE "t n
rsv ..t., o,~s".~'lrfIa>, uUlcr tn
/. 49,, - g.. %. r..AAJo.
,t, ,-A o.,-
!. sn,,.
2,.. ".'S =. ~
- J. ,'' "'"'47 : '0'
At 49,.
O~pI., Marsh 18th -Plr1jmont lv,s
o:.5.r r~.e} am.'.,n1d l,ars for rrm',
three tenired and fifty tho,I~ani FIR rhr
erryn<es q bSlantsars on the fror.i,r
ljaaaae rsssaiister. ii a. speech ~,.I ta4
Canad d.anEdSa. was Of The opinG,u ttAt So
teng AZ The sAmefiean war lasts W. mus;
I have ,leEsas;eesas the from lar ia the >llnn
or naifee, and militia % support the civil
authaxities, and fAakI the obligation W.
are under to act tss part d COOL uej-h-
tors sovArdS she uuitA States,
NswTark Masrh Il Herald : Wash
,Iingten spscisl dated 18Th. SAYS the militia.
~ sauatian to-nIsKe is understo.,l ia Ir
noe eraraisingthsu n any period Iurio.
the var.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09
RUTLANB HERALD.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1865,

The CONSTITUTIONAL AMRSpsEST.--
Both branches of the Illinois Legisla-
ture ratified the Constitutional amend
ment abolishing slavery on the LIST inst.
The Rhode Island and Michigan Leg
islstures followed on the I'd inst.
The Maryland Assembly ratified on
the LIST inst, and the New York Senate
ON the ID,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

A WOMAN WITH Two HUSBANDS. -
Keep The Hlfe and Pay No for the Coo. "
Some time in last Fall, a soldier belong
ing 10 the Sd Wisconsin battery, doing
duty in the garrison in this city, mar
ried a woman living a few miles from
town, who already had husband liv-
ing, he being rebel and prisoner at
Camp Chase, Ohio. The soldier went to
Wisconsin during the month of Octo-
ber was mustered out of the service,
and Immediately returned here and went
to his wife's 10 live. A few days ago the
rebel husband, who had taken the oath
of allegiance, returned TO this place, and
on going to what he believed to be his
own house, was surprised to find Yam
kee in possession both of his wife and
property. He endeavored TO out the
Yankee and enter into his own once
more, but was unable to effect anything
as his wife took sides with her Yankee
husband and refused to leave him. The
affair eliminated yesterday In suit
before Justice Allison, brought by the
rebel to recover the value of a cow
which he claimed he had left at home
when he went into the rebel army. The
Justice tried to make her understand
that her first husband was her legal
spouse but she didn't care for that To
every argument of his she returned
" Yes, but like the Yankee the best :"
Finding that it was of no avail to try
TO induce his wife to return to his bed
and home, the rebel husband deter
mined to save something from the
wreck of his fortunes, and said to the
Yankee "Well, you may keep the wo-
man if you pay me twenty-five dollars
for the kew "Tll pay it," responded
abe other, and the bargain was con-
eluded on the spot. After the payment
the trio departed from the Justices
Office, each apparently well satisfied
with the result.-Chattanoog Gazette.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

Esg~ Daniel Marcy, the Democratic
candidate for reelection in the LIST New
Hampshire Congressional District, lodged
the Vote on the question Of the passage of
the constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery. 1t was generally understood
that he would vote for it, in order to
keep his chances for reelection He
could not, however, come up to the
mark, and as he had not pluck enough,
like Sweat OF Maine, to vote manfully
for it, he dodgea