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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01

81 is ~ he hoped Juat the sermon which was
j r..5.lci q, 81, PauIs. on New Years day, by
,a.. mes, eLce.ier- maG-lud able d'yiue, the Rev
Charles G.rrc-srgie. viii have large circulation
,,2..- F, classes Of tue community, but especially
,-aar %. fiilt-hear-ei 5ud hose who arc weak il
die ..,b. Few more valuable Contributions TO the
cause i.ve rger mgie than this admirable sermon,
uL..E les beer printed ty request, by Mr.. Cbas Il
Wyuue cGI Tor d copy ct which we are indebted to
some y.-r9wu friend. The printed sermon vii
hardly ~. ie.e 81 lively and deep an impression as
,y,.. sermon wien It came glowing from the ami
rnee1 lips, aud warm from the true and stout heart
81 tie reverend orator but 1t has been enriched
b,a rc,rl-. # valuable historical references, anc
~.l Amply repay perOsai. We commend II esPe
li...1 o. tie army aud 10 those gentlemen in Con
.re, vo have ct late exhibited alarming fee ele
less Of ,uee and aoi,ressins soitening OF the spi
- q. umu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01

w I must decorate the men Of our army VINO
w distinguish themselves by special deeds OF
daring ANA OF yaior. Congress, IN response 10 the
.B,rsatie, eli JLe press passed year or more ago,
q La Authorizing decorations ~ be made, but the
goyerumeut, iudoie,t, indifferent, impractical ana
tre.tlrsrIus ts'i,u o. execute the law, and seems
nov to- have trsoJIen its very existence.
- Meantime. Tie officers OF the army, seeing the
j-, s- -,gt and not doubling, IL their simplicity.
that Il, would lie carried into edect, have already
singled Qua the men 70 be decorated and sent their
names 20 the Commanding General aud to the Adlu-
tsrt Generals Office. ,BoJ decorations ste forth
coming. nor likely 90 come. The law lies dead on
.tts s,ssu.. t.uG. Why IL should % lie, We are
alits urst.e O., ,sv. Many letters lHqurlng into
tss reasons yts. nave ieJ the delay ia the exc
.ut,,p of ts- s., a.ve been sent from the army 10
tts, office. b.5 We asye been unable To answer
lhsm.
-., ..ar 7.. lest gt least one, perhaps two, per
ham. .tf,, wear, longer. During tho- years many
5.,, .,s,i, viii he performed, AMI there NIL he
80 In more velor out more desperate daring
..'.'.. ever before These deeds must hot pass I'M
,.-f..i this sii.ricual DARING must be Ensured by
some s..srG,s hitherto unknown There must oe
decor. lions. There mUst be ,as emulation iAd the
cash which decorations inspire.
Do go. So. -aa, tue decorations viii breed envy
an 5.r., %, ,us,, On the other hand, they viii be
a.ol t-.sI-cas ia the army and cease TO be oil va
r-.. l.e ls,ler event Las been and eau again be
.r.-tgsl.. guarded against. Besides, It Is TO the
interest NJ tic whole army that the decoration
should r,ll, be shat u prcJends 10 be-a badge OF
t.r...u-..l Uautle worn by everybody who has
-,.r-i O. -r...or. AS 20 tue euyymgs, the Jea-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
rom Massachusetts had said Butler. had had com.

mand as extensive as that Of Hastings In India
The British Parliament arragned Hastings, and he
(Mr. Brooks arraigned Bntler here. Hastings was
the plunderer and robber OF India, and Butler will
leave a similar name. he had not. had time 10 look
into the documents which the gentleman from Mas
sachusetts had caused ~ be read but if he under
stood them, they disclosed the fact that certain
money was extorted by threats from former citi-
zen OF Saratoga, N. Y. If Smith 4 Co. concealed
the gold, they had paid aprooer tribute to the char
acter of Butler when they supposed they would be
piundered by him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
FROM NASHVILLE.

The Tribune publishes the following cOrre'pOn-
dence
NASHVILLE, Jan. 1l.-Nilitsry operations thet
is actual hostiIties between the eoptendng armies,
in whole or in part) are at perfect Stand,stii LOT
the prerent in this department There IS hardly a
ripple to disturb the calm and quiet surface. hYeu
Rnerillas. apparently entering into the spirit of
taeit agreement between both sides for season OF
rest, have to great extent RETAINED from Their
neutrality-suspicious., and su pnususl quiet Y JUST
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01

r. PTTxAS
Z. 7. SAUNDERS.
J. KENNY
r. 4. RICHARDSON.
4. {. CUMMINGS.
Il. +. TAYLOR.
A. : BuFoRp.
#. j. HUTCHINSON.
q. GRAHAN.N
J. u. LEWIS
W. AMBERS. =.
r. T.. MEADE.
3. II SHACKgLFoRp.
The gned members of the Congress of the Con
edefate States very cordially concur IA TIE foregoing In
vitstion. TuONAs :. BOCocK,
't WALLER r. STAPLES,
JOHS b. BALDWIN,
joins GOoDE, JR-,
THOMAS :, GHoIS0S,
j. {. DEJARNETTE
FREDE W N. HOLIDAY,
RO. JOHNSTON,
enables W RUSSELL
RO. l.. MONTAGUE.
r. MCMCLLIN.
We are authorized state that in repOnse to the fore
gong request the Hon. Thos :. FOugpoy will address
lie members OF the Legislature and Of Congress and the
citizens generally the Hall Of the House OF Delegates ~
hafpast seven O'clock THis KvESISG. II has been very
long since We have had public address from any OF our
eading men We need such addresses Now the time
for our public men to the front. We are glad
that Nj. Plournoy has taken the lead. His abilities are
well known Let u. for evening 10 brood over our
troubles and consent 10 be walked mp by man VI sense
Of spirit aud Of true patrotsp. lie! vs. give bum mil
house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
FROM PETERSBURG.

PErEhsBuRc, Jan sO.--The peace commissioners
are still here. Applications to pass through the
cnemy's lines were made, yesterday, and at late
hour this afternoon an answer was returned ths
nurport of which has not been promulgated.
The final movements Of the commiTiOners VIII
probably be determined tomorrow.
. In consequences of pending comIp9unications'
general truce uas observed on the lipss To-day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
RICHMOND WING.
"wednesday Morning, Feb. 1, 1895.

TsSys.-Da-ly. one year. Si0G six months, $50 three
mouths s25 FOR less period $40 per month.
Semi-weekly ore year, SO six mouths ESQ three
mouths So NJ subscription received for less period.
New Dealers furnished a. SO per hundred copies,
Single copies 90 cent.
Advertisements inserted in Daily and seni,weeky at
s. per square OF eight lines or less.
Remittance 81 risk Of subscriber
All advertisements from the country must either be se-
ccmp,uiei by the money or an ord,On some business
house n the city 10 insure its insertion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
FROM KENTUCKY.
FIGHT NEAR coLU4Rrs, KY.

.CScINSAfI, Monday, Jan. %, 1868.
The Commercials special despatch from Cairo says;
Lieutenant Nesby, in command of company OF
Tennessee cavalry left Columbus, Ky, ontbe 18th,
and when ten miles out encountered gao Rebels,
with whom fierce fight cnsued, lasting han an hour
M Rebels had.two killed aud one wounded, and
av Gaten prisoners. There we're no casualties on
the Union side.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
Treasury pUPAETNEST &. :. Ar
I.TNUONU NWgIsI q IOVf.
of EN LsEB 4 T. D-

Y Mss, BEARING SIX PR CEH1. PER ANSUA
INTEREST ASp FREE RON TAHATION.-By the l4th
section OF The - reduce lie currency approved Feb
H. 1904 the Secretary Of the Treasury - authorized TO ~
fca:iJn Of treaty o.. peace A TIE United states ley
cannot he sold bu ony to le Issued 10 such cedA5
OF tie Government wiling 10 receite te same n
yner, OF their demands They mast also lie given AZ
Jrtnoueh free from taation. The attention OF PUrchs-
nr .pets and dslrsUr odicersi of the government is
ccG 10 this clas. Of public securities Offering peculiar
advantages to those from whom the supplies Of the Gov
eminent are bought and 20 facilitate the use OF te1
checks drawn y shur-iny officers upon tie deposiate'
holding those funds and marked across tie face payable
IN certificates of indebtedness will lie paid il oniolmiy
Herewith.
euc- arcs hereby authof2ed and required 10 con-
nv With THIS regulation ard IL maze application 10 ite
Register for supplies Of certificates as reluired.
fSignodl G. A. TRENHOLM.
aulc-fr Secretary Of the Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
HEADERS RESERVE FORCES OF yA..l
RICHMOND, Dec. 8. 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS. |

SPECIAL ORDERS
No. 1864.
l. The attention Of a officers concerned "a called to
paragraph VI General Orders No. 81 Current sercs ON
those headquarters herewith rcpubi,ed. The officers de-
sgnacd in said order whether OF the line or stan will
port immediately II. Col. j. G. Shields, Commander Of
Conscrpts at Richmond.
H. Officers reporting in obedience tn tie order above re-
1crrcd to- are advised prepared to make their WIN
ter quarters at Camp Lee where they will c temporarily
assigned TO duty and the ration allowed them b. law Will
be issued.
III On the LIST of January 1865 and at tie end Of each
succeeding month Lieut.. Col j. &. Shields will make
tums 10 these Headquarters Of all officers reporting,
giving their rank, arm or detachment OF service,
their past and pre.ent duty and such Other facts may
he deemed material knowledge OF their military CHAR
actcr.
By command Of Major General KENFER;
dec eft r. II. CATLETT. A. 4. G..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
. RrTLER,S MOVEMENTS.
4 Washington despatch says

The Chronicle of this morning says that Majo
General Butlcr, in pursuance of orders. leaves TO
day or tomorrow for ms home in Lowell, with th'
kindest feelings for Mr. Lincoln and his Admins
traton, aud that he will there await any call tn
Executive may make.
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~ lOgEE,s T0-EIGHT FROM HON: 7. s.
FIyCRNOT
RIcHNoSN Jan. 3lst. l565.

FLo'CRNOY
RicHNoSR Jan. 3lst. l565.
F,r IHos FIpCHSoY.
Ts.. Sis-Ile undersigned members of the General
t....t Virginia respectfully request thar yo4Tr III
F, . srror o. .tUr-s usin The Hal OF TIE hoose o.
g..s...- tL,s C.c- 1t - ttot% on Ue P'eN1n'
WeN rot .pr-r ours vss 70 doubt yonr readiness 70
s e person 90 convenience % the pfomo'ioh ~ Ihg
Frsst u'.sst I'd clrse In which you ta'e siSnlil~eI
yrrr i..touf personal participation IN the pefiis o
: contest .uv3ieiu1 Az rhst Sc hold dear
Ee gre d-ss Sir
Ec,y truly, your fenow-citizeus
r. p. EEEss senate Va
Gas. "a. lYN 4. senate Va
TAvEs r JOHNSON, Senate Va
IHos. JoSEs SeVatl Va,
PEIEF rACSrEls ST.,
..a. BRANDON.
~. THOMAS
re- " NEWTON,
O.. g.. LEWIS
IS. D.. cUEsENEERRT,
hn lAYLOE,
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NAN SPTLER
JAS. a. TAYLOR,
D. ". d. WIlTEN,
DAVID n. SmslvER.
X 4. STEPnENSON
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". " BCEwEtL.
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" BAsETrv1LLE JR
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". BEANCu.
N.hArrHESs.
T. C. WoEssAN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01

SUBSCRIBERS whose papcrs are marked with Cross will
understand that their OF subscription Is a6o0to e1-
pr, aud wall remit promptly ihey wish their ers con
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
EAVETTNYIIEIs NOIkTst CGRoEI-
treasury DEPAPTXEsT c. s. Al
Richmond Iuly - 1854
r Okys OS TEE SECURITY az J'fsE,

l. FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER CkSTUa
NON-TAXApLE BONDS UNDER IRE SEVENTH
SECTION OF THE CURRENCY LAW.-Deqosts
call viii be received by the Treasurer in his ety. sis.
tan Treasures at Charleston and Mobile and the Hepo5i
tarles at Wilmington R9iegh Columbia Augusta, Ssvsn'
nah cnd Montgomery aIA certificates will BE Issued for
the bearing hte,t az the tate Of per centDm PER
Ruln aud secured by the hypUfhecaton OF an amount
Of the above bond. equal The sH o. those Oaus-be
bonds he apart by the Treasurer and the proceeds,
when sold applied exclusively 10 the payment OF TIE said
certificate.
The security aud convenience afforded 70 bands and
other corporations d 70 the pniic generally b. tina
mode Of pprry Investment AMI The eiecg oi The nes
SUE generally adopted keeping the currency within
moderate bounds hoped, viii commend II % the
voIabe consideration OF the community and secure then
prompt cooperation in carrying II into efeft.
q. \. TRENHOLM
t2a-Rf Secretary Of tbs treasury. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
House met at II O'Clock A. NJ.


House met AZ II O'Clock A. NJ.
The SPEAKER announced Messrs. BoUIDIN, BIZ
rrIsp and KITTY as the committee TO confer with
the Confederate authorities on the subject OF
change in the gauge Of the Piedmont railroad, SO
as TO make it conform to that Of the Richmond and
DanviIle railroad,
number of bills were read the first time and or
dered to a second reading.
On motion Of Mr.. TOMLIN, the bill aoohshlng
the traffic IN gold and silver coin was taken up.
Mr.. WILSON, OF Isle Of Wight, moved the in
definite pcStp0nement of the bill, and was aourcss-
ing the House in support OF his MOTION, Whch inc
hour of O'Clock arrived, the time fore proceeding
To the election of IL Superintendent Of the Penten
tiarv 10 NIL the vacancy occasioned by the failure
Of Colin Bass the incumbent to give bond intime
to meet the requirements Of law-an inadvertence
on his part.
Mr.. RAYMOND, of Marion, nominated Mr.. Bass
for reelection, Result Whole number OF votes
cast Senate and House, LAG, the whole number OF
which Mr. Bass received, thus rejoicing him unon-
imousy
Mr.. RIDDICK, of NansemOnd, presented TO the
House a series of RESOLUTIONS adopted Ivy meeting
of the soldiers of the Ninth Virginia regiment,
which wefe read laid on the table and ordered to
4 IT TRyrR, a newly-clectcd delegate from
the county OF Warren, TO supply the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation OF Samuel Thomas, eject
ed to the Senate appeared, was qualified and took
his seat.
REVOLUTIONS oTTrRFD.
ByMr DICkEY--Into the expedicncy OF furnish
ing Virginia soldiers who are prisoners ofw0r with
ratons ot tobacco.
l. By Mr. STAPLES-lnto the expectancy OF an
thorzing the manufacture ofalcOhOl for The benefit
of physicians in the counties o. Patrick and Henry
Mr. S. also presented petition on the same sub
Iect.
| BIZ Mr.. " ALkER-Into the eXpcdiency OF further
legislation on the subject OF regulating express
| charges and railroad freights.
| Bv r. ". HUNTER-ke>Oiued That Colonel j
5. MoSby he invited to'a privilege seat upon the
moor ii the House. la obedience To this resolution
| the SPEAKER appointed MesSrs. Hunter, CoIoT
and Richardson as the invitation committee who
! Immediately waited upon Col NJ, brought him into
| the Hall and upon motion of Mr.. HUNTER, thS
House %sok recess of ten minutes TO pay him thei
| respccts The SPEAkFR performed tile ceremony
/ of Introduction the members separately approach
/ ing and taking Nhe distinguished guest by the hand
an honor of which several ladies in the hall al th'
| time ayaled themselves.
| Mr.. DEYERLE offered joint resolution enumera
| ting al some length the Outrages committed aeans
| our people by tie Yankees, and cemplemeDtlng II
high terms the noble aud patriotic resolutions psSse!
recently by many of soldiers in the field Lie
| over under the rules.
| AT a quarter past l o'clock the House went int
secret session. -
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Ecin.oHl Jai, p. 1854.
rVANED TREASURY SJFES.-In order 20
promote far practice DC ihe elTy eG tn:iOA b.
the treasury of tie OUTSTANDING IAAEl AOIES Tie
Ire suier Assistant Treasurer ard Pay IcTo,aies II the
different states hereby authorized 20 receyetEe sl!d
uotcs except the siCJ notes AZ u p per cenu on dePc
SIT issuing for Certificates Ok Loan updu hyrothecs
ton Of nontavabe boEi The said certificates TO 20
paySbie On demand aft. the expiration al ninety days
r all agents for the sale ~ the above bonds ere hereby
authorized q receive the svel sotes, with tie exception
of es . 9 rer ceutira CT IRFN holm,
?rg-tr Secretary Ot the Treasury. &.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENTS e. s. A..

TREASURY DEpA RTNENTe. s. Al
RICdvOhD Oct. ~ 1854 s
N-GS-TANEEsg XfSbNfSS-S1G, 100000
( ~ LuAN-,h1E UED.-Numerots spricss
ons having been made OT Bonds at tie established pre-
% 3iSh aud interest under Circumstances al ettte tIeIn
10 vorable cousidegG on Z has teen determined "
n1c lie sale NJ the above price unit! further notice
Agent, ior The sae Of these bonds insncttl % sc
Inc officers of the Go,erumeut /; particularly escd 70 u
g. A. TRENuUiH,
ocl2-tf Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
WAS COMMITTEE To TME

D~EUEv2E WAS COMMITTED TO sHE
jail of pittsylvaIia county. on the Sd day OF "ugGs
1874 Negro Nan Isaac, feet, 81 inches high, ginger
broad color 81 or 81 years old. lie says lie belongs TO-
semi Marsh who resides In Columbia, South Carolina TIE
owner IS required forward prove property and pay
charges or he win be dealt with the law directs.
T. r. SHEPPARD.
ial7-w6w Tailor of Pittsylvania county. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
HEADQRs RESERVE FORCES OF vA,l
SPECIAL oRDERs.l
No "a.

VI By virtue of authority derived from the Secretary Of
War all officers from the State OF virginia who are re-
tired assigned light duty. supmumeary unsss lusd,
are ordered to report in writing these headquarters with
in thirty days Such officers falling report within the
prescribed tame viii lie dropped from Tie rolls.
BY command Of Brig. Ger. KEyrER.
r. H. CATLETT A. a. G..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
ADTT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS 0FFICE' ;
49, prrI1agosD Ian - Iso5.

RfcHIoSD, Jan. - 1900.
TxrEACrl
SPECIAL oRDERS}
No %.
IyII Burroughs until March lst 1865, are allowed all
detailed soldiers ana conscFps-hsw serving Win the
Local Defence Brigade of this cty-wLo 9ie 10 IeJon
their gneuts the field to be assigned TO the gen
eral service 10 such conscrrts is allowed the privilege
of selecting the companies aid egirlents which they
shall he assigned provided that the company selected has
not the maximum prescribed hy law Fgiiougis thps
allowed Will be issued IRON headquarters Local defence
Brigade vii be respected by the officers of the Con
scription service.
JOHN WlTTERS.
;oao-1v Assistant Adiutant General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01

Treasurer at Richmond, Va.
Assistant TreasureIs al Charleston and Nozzle.
reLositaries at Raleigh ard Wilmington, y. G.
Charleston and Columbia, =. {.
Savannah and Augusta, Ga.
Tallahassee Fla., and Montgomery Ala.
Columbus Misa., and Houston and Mar-
shIl. Texas f-3-r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
AUCTION sALns-FUrUnE DAYs.
osn SACKS OF SALT AT AUCTION.

osn SACKS OF SALT AT AUCTION.
ZOU / shall sell, by public aurtioh FOR cash, at Mil
ary commencing at II O'Clock $50 sacks being surplus
OF county Salt.
The sale will be continued from day to day II peees
sary and will I've confined TO citizens OF the county and
no one person will be allowed purchase moehan three
sacks.
Mr. Jno Wright will before the day of sale deliver to
those who have not received their salt then quota OF II
pounds WIN. n. b. WYATT,
fsl-d3t Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
A pPEAI TO TItE x.rnrrC.-rfa Re

APPEAI. To THE x'UgsgC.-rkeR eie
committee of NRichmOnd appeal % The p1br. for
city
Richmond j. filed With refugees from every portion Of
the Sonedeney many OF them the Gam Of solders iR
the field.
Liberal and regular contributions Of money food und
fuel are earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Company .hove kpdiy agreed TO
ship all articles Contributed toe poor fee Of oAslge
Contributions Of money should ,cgeEt % H. I. G. Bss-
keryiil Treasurer and all supplies slsad I've consigned
the Relief Committee Of Richmond" cesssrs Ssitiu
q Cerdozo.
RELIEF CoYN1TTEE.
HE. C. Baskerville, Treasurer.
Vim. Bell, Dr.. W. II. Gwatbmey J. /. Msury, DnecsoTs
VIM II. Plea SAINTS Secretary.
Dr. G. g. Barney VIM. II. Cfeminiti. Pobt Cbiistisu
Lewis y. CTensbaw j. r. ChambeFsyIe W Al. UeneEson,
DR.. D. Il. EIerson Col. Th0s II Els Geo Ghs0n, Pat.
II. Gibson James Gordon lSacfbwn Hughes Abre J..
Haryc. samuel j. Harrison, Judge Wm. Il. yoH, Ihos
W. NcCance p Cary Nichoas, samuel ~. IIice, J. j. b.
Seight John r. Tucker Asa Snyder David T. Nliiiams<
Joel ,. Watkins, VIM. Willia, Jr
jal4-dlm ". L. MCNEORD, PIest
EAXETTEyIIEEy NDEsTsi Cixs0I.I-
Il Ma MILITARY ACADEMY The Erst SEASON OF
this Institution viii commence ls Of Feb!uery 1863.
Application for admission must le adisossedt 20
Major Wh. ). EANEs,
ia20-ilstFeb Superintendent
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TT LEGRAPHIC.

Reports of the Press Association receired exclusive
~ by the Wig.
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TRs.srPY DEPAFTaT,T c. $. Al
EVENT EssRTy TREASURY

EVENT E5gkSES TEE sd ER X
- NOTfS-ln Pursuance Of su act Of CoharesS sp-
proved November . 1864 entitled An act to auhoT1
The -eretary OF tie Treasury 70 exchange Coupon Bonds
for seven Tity TIeasur Notes" holders of such notes
are hereby notified that after tie payment Of the annual
interest due iheeon on the rs; dlg Of JGnuar, i5 up
ON rresBtaton of same the Treasurer Assistant Treasu.
Ter! ami Pay perosayes as designated NJ ooD viii IS
sue cert ,ste therefor which will enttle the holders TO
Coupon Bonds payable thty years after me ms dsy q
lamar 1866 teirrc ak per cent interest from lie said
f,st Of Jonuay l payable the FIST days Of Jquua-
r and July in each year. ,
Tho Treasurer Assistant Tc3lrrs and pepO7'ares will
male weekly reports the Register Of tie Treasury
such certificates issued at their oce. rheIeupon bonds
will lie scrt forward in satisfaction ~ same. me notes
will he cancelled IN The Usual manner. and fory ardei 10
the rrst Auditor e.. A. lRENGOLM
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12
NUMBER 50.

ces ~ The devils have tasted blood.
and the more you fire the more wolves
you'll have" 4" What do you think is
the best to be done ?" "Make the horses
gofaster." !" Are you sure of the horses ?'
" Yes, prince" Are you sure of safe
ty p The driver made no reply. He
quickened the horses, and turned their
heads towards home The horses flew
faster than ever. The driver excited them
to increased speed by sharp whistle, and
made them describe curve which inter-
sected one of the horns of the crescent.
The wolves opened their ranks and let the
8ses pass.
: The prince. raised his gun to his shoul.
der. For Gods sake, don't fire % ex-
claimed the driver; "we are dead men if
you do" He obeyed Ivan. The wolves
astonished by this unexpected act remain
ed motionless for minute. During this
minute the troika was a verst to them.
When the wolves started again after it, it
was too late, they could not overtake it.
A quarter of an hour afterwards they
were in sight of home Prince Repnine
thinks his horses ran at least six miles in
these fifteen minutes. He rode over the
steppc the next day, and found the bones
Of two hundred wolves.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12
C,vURCuEs. MINISTER S, sc.

Dr..5,,,sriaa-REv. T. NJ. WILSON, PASTOR
p,sacbing every Sabbath morning at l03
! a'cIock. and in the evening at o'clock Sab
5,fb School at 9 o'clock A. NJ. Prayer meet
inc every Thursday evening at o'clock.
1ethodist Episcopal Church-REv. A. BAKER,
Preacher in charge. Rev. j. PERsHING, As
sistant. Preaching every alternate Sabbath
morning. at IOJ o'clock. Sabbath School ats
O'Clock, A. NJ Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day evening, at o'clock.
Velch Ldependent-REv LII. r. POWELL,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 o'clock. and in the evening at O'Clock
Sabbath School ut l o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening OF each
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week IN
each month.
CaIpinistic Methodist-REv. MORGAN ELLIS,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
and o'clock. Sabbath School atl' O'Clock,
A. NJ. Prayer meeting every Friday evening,
at O'Clock. Society every Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
Discipkes-REv. w. LLOYD, Pastor.--Preach-
ING every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Particular BGptists-REv. DAVID EVANS,
Misunderstanding every Sabbath evening at
3oclock. Sabbath School at ut o'clock, 2. NJ.
ClthoHc-REv. r. c. CHRIsTY, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning at log o'clock
sud yespers at 4 O'clock in the evening.