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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-09-26
and Periodicals.
BRITISH PERIODICALS.

BRITISH PERIODICALS.
VIZ:
The London "Qurterly Review Conservative
The Ednbnrg ''Review." (Whfg.)
The Westminster Review" &RadicaE|
The North British Review Gree Church.l
AND
Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine" (Tory.
The American Publishers continue to reprint the
above named periodicals. but the cost of pr intn
has doubled, the price of paper nearly trsbled, ana
axes, duties licenses ETC.. largely increased they srs
compelled to advance their terms as follows:
TERMS FOR 1865.
For any one of the Reviews "a, 90 per annum.
For any two of the Reviews....7,00
For any three of the Reviews, 1000
For ali four of the Reviews. .....l2,00
For Blackwocds Magazine. 800
For Blackweod and one Review. 90
For Blackwood and any two of
the Reviews. S,0o
For Blackwood and the fonr Re-
VieWS..... .....' low
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-09-26
204 Acres

and some roods. About 80 Acres of the farm is in
good timber the balance cleared and in fine state
of Guilty aten There about Is Acres of first class
River Bottom and the residue of the cleared land
very productive rolling SOIL yielding fine crops OF
Corn, Wheat, Rye aud Grass. Toe Improvements
consist of nice
Two and Half Story Brick Dwelling,
with four rooms and large garrett; also, basement
with comfortable wash room and good cellar. There
is a frame II, containing dining room and kitchen,
apu three rooms abQND -One fire place. There at
tached to this ell frame uilding for servants,
tanning one room below and one above. There is q
nice tin covered portico fronting to the bottom land
and river good barn, with two stables, two cutting
rooms, sheep cot and granery sbelow, and two mows
and floor above. smoke house and all other Ueees-
sary out buildings in the yard There is also we'll
of good water, within 20 yards of the house. The
farm of the NEST attractive an desirable IN the
Valley of Virginia.
At the same time I will sell all my
Farming Utensils and Attachments,
consisting in part, of five fine work horses, four of
them number enc brood mares; about 25 first quail
ty sheep, among them two blooded rams; between
80 and 40 good breed of hogs and pigs, 20 of them
ftte for fall killings excellent mich cows ofthem
fresh some yearing cattle Ind calves OF exec llen
stock two year old colts not surpassed In the State
for style beauty, and good blood. vi my farming
utensils, embr acing four horse wagons, two horse
wagon plows, harrows. harm of every description
cessay for farming purposes About 25 acres of corn
in the field quantity of wheat some clover ses o.
20 tons of hay, &C., &C..
will also sell all my
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of SOFAS beds and bedding, chairs, splen
did NEW PIANO, Knabe & Co.'S. make; queens and
glass ware Crooks cutlery, cook stove and ever 9TH
er article used in comfortable house keeping.
will also sell one first quality Top buggy.
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE-One third in hand,
Currency and the balance in l. and equal annu
al payments bearing interest payable in gold or its
equivaent. Of the Personal Property. all sums OF
M H. lass Tor dol naO
BILE note, at 1870 days well endorsed
Sept. 10 lids 8 NJ YOoT.
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Miscellaneous.
INTERESTING TO LAND OWNERS

INTERESTING To IANO y" NEIsSs
The undersigned have formed exclusive connection
with Messrs Harrison Goddin & Apperson, of Rich
mond, and Messrs. S. j. Harrison Co. OF New York,
in the business of
Buying and Selling Real Estate,
IN THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
The well established repu tation of these Houses
and their varied and working connections throughout
the country afford the highest that the rich
lands ofthe Valley will be sold, if placed in our ds
at reasonable prices Lands offered for sal: through
us will be registered in Staunton, Richmond and New
York and will be advertised by connecting houses
Capt Jed Hotchkiss will prepare accurate maj for
adyaree of fifteen dollars required for advertisng.-
No further charged sale. Let those who wish to
sell, register with US promptly.
Sept I9-4ts ALLAN q W.
indicator Lex. Ga zette and Rock. Register copy
At and charge this office IS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-09-26

IORSE STOLEN On Monday, Sept. 4th, .
Ii Horse belonging to sthe su bscriber was stolen
from the premises Of Mrs Catherine Shuey of the fol-
lowing descrip ton He was chestnut sorrel, with
light name and tail, supposed to be years old this
Spring. with large blaze in forehead some saddle aud
glrth marks. boned, in good working condition,
carries up we'll in harness or when mounted lib
era aud ample reward will be given for his
Address MEREDITH BAILY,
Sent 12--tf3tx StauntOn Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-09-26
Auction Sale.
e.. m. CUSHING. Aactioneer.

EN-. CUSHING Auctioncer.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of HORSES and HAF-
L NESS-I will sell on tn URSDAY, the 2Sth of
September in front of the Court House, in Staunton
FORTY GOOD HORSES,
25 SETS OF WAGON HARNESS.
Sale p eremptory.
TERMS: 90 days Credit for well endorsed negotf a.
bic notes or five per cent off for cash.
Sept l2-tds
NOR SALE OR X E N T.-The subscriber
Il will sell or rent, large BRICK HOUSE., at
Fishersvlle, Augusta county, containing four large
This house is suited. fora Store, having once been
used for that purpose. The neighborhood is good.
Possession gwen Immediately.
Sept 2-H VIM. MILLER, 5. ID,
Office over P. O. Stanton, Va.
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EOK SALE,

E>OK SALE.
The subscriber offers, at private sale, 90 ACRES
OF LAND miles West of Stanton, on the Va
Central kailro ADS acres in timber, the balance
+cleaeed HENRY EDISON, Sen'r.
Aug. 90 3t*-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-09-26

VALUABLE LAND FOX SALE.-THE
v Subscriber offers for sale privately, tract of
land containing 22S acres lying in Rockbridge coun
w. on the South side of the Staunton and Lexington
turn pike, 8 miles above Mid way. There are about
so of good oak TIMBER the farm Is we'll watered
in fine state of cultivation and large portion of it
IS we'll set in grass. The land is very productive and
the fencing is good The improvements co INSIST of a
good Dwelling Hous e, Stable, large Granary and all
the necessary out buildings. There splendid
sortment of all kinds OF fruit the place. ny
wishing to purchase will find the terms very moder.
ate by apply ing to the undersigned between now and
the 25th instant.
Sent 19-2tSx j. w. CUPP. f
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VIM. McLaughIin

II AS resumed the practice of the LAW at Licking
IL ton, Virginia. He will give par ticular tenton
to the purchase and sale of Real Estate
Sep l0-lm
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-09-26
Public and Private Sales.
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE r e A r
And Personal Property.
Il. II. Gushing, Auctioneer.
Z. II. Gushing, Auctioneer.

will sell on Wedmesday, Ilthof October, 1855, at
i Public Auction, my Farm. situated on Middle
River, six miles North West from Staunton and con-
tanning
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-09-26
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
1nn ACREs GOOD LAND FOR SALE.

This land is situated about midway between Mt.
Scion and Stribling Springs being about three miles
IOO-has on it comfortable DWELLING aud all
necessary out Buildings, good Barn, about 200
lect Fruit Trees-the greater portion bearing Fruit
running through the land frst-rate site for a
Tannery or Distillery-naturally adapted to Grass,
Is Acres Wood Land and Is Acres Of Watered Mea-
dow.
Persons wishing to purchase can be shown the
premises by David NJ Kyle, Esq, who resides on the
adoi ming farm, or by R. p Eubank, at Moscow, Au-
gusta County. Va.
TERMS very accommodating. and the money wiz
be taken in currency, as it may fall due.
Aug eft X. r. EUBANk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-09-26

NISSOLUTION.-The Go partnership heretofore
~ existing under the style and firm of A. Newfeld
& Co., was dissolved on the 14th of last June as
heretofore made known, by the with drawal OF E. s.
White from the firm. AL Liabilities of the former
copartnership will be settled by A. Newhed and
Charles Frerric the remaining partners oil the nfn
of A.. Newfeld Il Co. u,mr
Sept 19-3ts =. o. " MI
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
II AT THE VIRGINIA HOTEL,
Aug. eft F. sohnFrIN1
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-09-26
Miscellaneous.

TNHE opening Of the Session has been postponed I'M
4 til Monday the I'd day of October, to a ford an
opportunity to put the College Buildings in thorough
repair.
TERMS :-Tuition Fee, $50; all other charges in
Guiding room rent, $25.
Board can be nad in the families of citizens of Lex
ington at ABOUT Fifteen Dollars per month.
Text Books can be procured in Lexington.
Students coming by the Va. Central 4. Road will
take Stage at Staunton Or Goshen Those By the Va.
and Tenn. K. X. at Buford's Depot The Packet
Boat will run tri-weekly between Lexington and
Lynchburg.
The Board of Trustees at their session on TIE Goth
inst will take steps to fill the yaca chair of Mental
and Moral Science.
C. ]. HARRIS, Clerk of Faculty,
Sept19-t2O W. C.
, 1865-05-19

ts2cci,' Disp..ch TO the Gc.:srn Associated
Prcss.]
NEW YoRK, Nay IS.
The 7'snes says Gen. Ripley, OF Rutland. VT,
h-s in his possession IN insenlously constracted
Torpedo. made e1sc'!y to reet1n'':e a large lump
h's con, Greyer brlc. Gen. Z. Il. Ripley,
and found in the prlTste cabinet of JET, Davis
after his 1ieht from that city,
Jea. Davis Completely.
The Iott say edi:orisll5 II hss information from
Trustworthy official eource that dispatch in
cipher was found in Booths pocket 4 p4per IN
cipher bsd previously peen ionnd IN Jefi. Davis
housc, IN R;ch1n"n1- This pspet was lot sup
pocket was compared with it and hy the use OF It
We rad. The note proved that Davis Was In
communication with Two Of the men in Cana1a,
FIR Rhom rewards have been offered. The euo.
5e OF be correspondence Was the proposed as
ssts1nahon, With it Is distinctly asserted Davis
fsvored.
The Sword for tho Pen.
TIC 7swts' Special -a,s: " Major General Franz
and ee.tor, with tie daily and weekly Baltimore
Ht1tT Stdnnct. vigorous German Republican
Ii wspapcr. The bew drns Is 6fsel i schnaneer.
11sH. Lincoln.
Mrs. Lincoln will Iot leave fur Illinois to u.or
row at stafed. She n Iot 1tt quite ready aud will
a"t depart until Monday. Her health Is iup1o7-
ing.
New Kcvcuuo Districts,
trw SoRK. Mar 1S.-Tls Tribune's Washine-
ton tpeclal snys within the last forty -hve uuYe
thirty nEw districts for the collection of lntern1
reverue haye been ordered III Virginia, North
Carolina. Tennes.ce, Al15a1s, Kentucky aud
Aisrissippt. Revenue officers have been np.
pointed, and the collection Of revenue from tie
1ste rebel Districts Is .lread5 commencIuy It has
been determined 10 Ill tie Offices OF Assessors aud
Cullectors with local Union as far ~ praruca-
bic.
Tho Restoration of North Cnrsllnn.
1t ~ understood that President johnson has
sfti for the editor of tho R.'elch Standard aud
9TH Ualon men Of Nonh Carolina, for personal
conference
Gen. Ehermnn's Troops.
The right w1ne Of Gen. Sherman's army, com.
Nanded By Major Gen. John 4. Logan, is not e1-
p cted to attlve It Alexandra bef0r. Friday or
Saturday. The heatqu,rtera Of the Army Of thu
1enrce.ee. IIder chlsRe Of Crpt. Tac.arL has
been Established ut ihe Mapstou House, Alexan-
dria, aId tic headquarters OF the 10Th corps on
Ring etrcet, at the same place. Gen Sherman's
heAdqu1rtere have been prepared Tor his recep-
flon, tnd are situated IN an orchard, short DIS
tancc outside Of Alexandra.
Flow HnlIcck Was FIaukrd.
When Gen. uaileck learned that Gen. Howard
Was lnt=Ldt1G to march the right wig Of Sher:
man Aruy ttropgh Richmond, he telegfaphed
Utwprd be should not per.cit 1t, and his guards
ould be instructed 10 forbid their pase9ge of the
pontoous. Howerl fanked Gen. aalleck By re-
MOVING his guards and substituting his OWE
, 1865-05-19

4n 1nferfxf1u~ Ease-Confifct tctween
Gov. KsroTEEtotC and District JUDGE
An lnterssEts.g & time f:xtected.

an 1nferrxf1uS Ease-Confitct bctueen
Gov. SroNEtotC and a District Judge
An InterssEtsg time fsxksecteds
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsisuael
NASHVILLE, Nay 18TH 1886.
The following editorial appeared this morning
In the Nashville 1ssses and l'rtss. 1t s:rlkl1sly
reyeals the spirit of the phases which d1sloyalty
beaten in the field il about to take: j..
*'A novtl aad extraordinary adatr occurred on
last Tu.sL4y, in tho United es. Court, at
K.oxvl.le, Jrdcc Couns1ly F. Tns. presiding,
which pfcmises to lead to legal proceedings OF
ro commoc magnitude. 4 few woras by way Of
explanation are necessary, as pseiA-e 70 the
occurrence Of LIST Tuesday. 1t Knoxville, ".
Browne OF, acting as special agent Of the q. S.
Treasury Department. under the written
orders of that Department. which w-re made in
conformity and obedience 70 An act,ol Congress,
rented out zeveza. pieess of absndo1ed property
20 c.lled Southern Confederacy. Judge Tri.r at
tic term Of lis Court inuedi.t II lprecea1ug
de Ur c Se1 @ TS5 e Sa 9*u = a S
AID the properly restored to he owner. Mr.
brownloW spilled At o1ss @ t9 Till;on for "a a'd + to
T1eafnry Department, which that o11cer pro apt
II e..nted and Judge Tsige's order w.s disfe-
This is. Substantially, We believe, correct YER
sion Of The case. The quernon between the
judge snd The agent w:t, whether tte power
Gf the latter TO make contracts in accordance
with oEders from tue Department a: Washington,
tass On an act Of Eungr1es should be respected,
g whether the Judge Of a Dist1ct Court
hac power to ret such contract aside and de-
clare II void. The military authority Of the
Federal Government decided in fsvo1 Q! the
Tleaeusy DE- i,artment. % Toesdsy. j udee Tf,gs.
&, We sre Informed. delivered a charge to the
Grand Jury, tn which b. directed Them, ia str j.
la1gusee. TO in0ics Gov. b1ownlow for Ills action
it lbe premises This perion Of his charge Is aaid
" hnre been exceedingly eeverc, not 10 .ly Bit
Ter. As Gov. DsoHuluW Ii not In tho n2lit Of
Esoidlns controversies. which arc thrust u2on
bin, we Dsy lp3E out for very determined 1esIet-
arce ul his pa1 and prob4olg fo1m,dab1e 90.
cs,szive Tcr 1s not likely mat BE acted in h.s
ofEca: capacity r: 1EeIt, without being fully it,
iorned how the Admin: :tEauon Waa de'ertuned
to enforce the law arafuet the rebe1s+ regardless
Of cons 1t,uopa1 screp'as Of }naieiai o1ct r.. who
ere determined tu ret Bs1de all couds:a;son acts.
slzare Of the property Of 1cpelt, and o.hs1 laws
ot l,Ae ctpracler. Judge Tr1gs is understood to
b. hots:c z the cn'ize radical policy, ena p.tue
Eitn btswe. n hims.1f MD Cover nor Drown!ow ts
one With vii: czcite deep interest In the public
futp
, 1865-05-19

| In thc hand. of Prot. McCrl,ouch. md arc know
orlJ 10 one party; asks the Ptesldent u havu At
tourt. on the subject Secretary ar State al hit
convenience, plfate see Gen. Hsrris' an1 iearn
what plan he has for overcoming the difficulty
- Reed Feb. II, 1865. ~. D.
"a0th Feb, 1865"
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~ ~ a., - 3s1n 9a e n's9ta o. ae ss .n5:
M NaTq WI. NV
i...i ~ Ma'1 n'' ao Ia11 ~an4e o"@>" Ns "A' q
1@s@1 ~@~
o.u... ...e. -. p-,.o.z,, u.c.,
1on"h e., r.. n,r xcsr, IL Ia distn en3shed a.
~. 1;sn,s..o- nf Cbem;str =. prnsa -
IN n11e1. s,,d p1e.aaot nf M.t5-mst,ts .,
Jffcrsp On Co]1+rc Va where the wifnesH rrofn
atcd. and Ia 1893 or 40 Ass4yer In tae Miut st
Philadelphia.
sCDoE BoLFN.
Judge L. Bo,cn testified that ,ho walled Fo,a,,
Thtster On the 18th and 18Th Of Aprii ann 1ns
spee't the Presidents boz. He Described the
srpa!ehd rfspsfsnuns fof the brace and the incis-
LILLE l" 'ne oool' ete'
Ksjor Eathbone was 1e~exauined. md et.tsd
thst btate WIS 1ornd arn1usf fha ,nn*;da ~ .n
door, md be removed II without dit1;eu1ty " wtcn
he ~e,t for meI,cal aid for ina prrsi5"tt ia
tlorght'it cou q Lot bc 1oosencd put by nny per-
eon from Inc outside.
1sAAc 5AcQuET.
1.ase Jacqne ftestlac to finding the bar o. bruce
a:d taxing It hone: a piece Vas saWet of sub
tu"ay.
JOSEPH LEEEEnsa.
JescEh Leverine {colored} was re-exsmlned and
whss= nauc he GIG Eot know, sent him to bring !
rocking chair rom Lie room. When ho brought
z, sp,neier wea not on the tlage. on The cross
e1amlLauon he md not know certainly, but
thonehl be might have been there. He did not
n"tfce ane eelHcfhaa pardcul2rly, Thought the
pane n, or o. the o'hTr Esot with Ford va; Sucking
coor-Eecper ut Tic 1sont OF the house that night
LIEUT.. PArrEY.
Lieutenant rairry WEE se-c,llcd, and testified
ano stsce,s, and lecorntzed H. hose ha Ell
~ ~ ''' D's " w W. 1aros ..:u =. Aps''
Ne. Esicn tcsutcd ulat be went to Booths
foom on tue night Of ne assasslna at:nnt opened
d., nis tiInE. nra ,ook ont The pspers and paced
Sost Aartha1t office
1Eu7. TERRY.
Lieut.. Terry, attached to the Provost M,r>ha!'s
pcrs. a, produced ihe fiinwine lItsr IN ~. ;, pa-
s~lope. aldresscu ~. Wilkes Rnoth N,I;arai
noie', ri sn.ne,on Ctiy, and postmsTked III.
rett to tie Court. '~''A - 0'1' out'
rur 1rr ~ us..r
uoorsr,wx WE nt,t,mI,rs Htm. " ~ sxa Ma.., u ,ecx
DscF John Was bnsinees 50 ip,portant ttat
}cn could not Tenlain In Baltimore until sax you.
lss@e in a. toon as conld snd found on hao gone
learned leo:r his mofEe, that ne had gone out with
you. and lsd nut rctc1ned. Iconcluaed therefore
he hid gone with .1ou. uoH 1uconsiterate you
have bt< n Wien lett, ypu stated va Ton1d nof
ttoa to1 employment, IN answer to which shs11
csas. with you ca then. nsdsr s e!at1nt eno e,1
III vel 1 Z sdes Enon y
, 1865-05-19

uuder the new propt1etorshtp Of Mes.r.. Lansden
& Wilcox. last evening, was hy far the most bril-
1'ants Of the kind ever gwen IN this city.
The party YVES select. the music and dsncing e!-
Costly cakes contributed for the occasion hy sew
ersl steamers composing the Memphis and st.
Louis Picket Companies Line, as the offerings In
botel proprfetore, who was formerly connected
with this line Of steamers, constituted novel aud
attractive feature among the tabe ornoments
The ocCason was most cteditnhle to our city aud
Will ever be remembered with pleasure by ali
, 1865-05-19
cR0n CAIRO AND BELOW:
THE Death Of Forrest Con6rmed-Cir-
cn1nn1ances OF his DeatA-A Eeht1se
Gathering in Cairo.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbane.}
CAIRO, May II.
The steamer city Of Alton. Calvert masteri
sheck1ey AID Dukes clerks, furnishes full clos o1
Memphis papcts to yesterday evening" The5
eoufrn the previous reports Of the death Of Gen.
Forrest. Ae "ss Killed ut Patksvllle, Ala, On the
18Th 1net o5 zone oi his own command. The cir:
eumstanccs are as follows;
The ne"s Of 5ohneton.s surrender, though not
believed bJ Forrrst, was received with fruitst5on
BY bis worn out eo'diezf, as 1t fore:hsaowed i
speedy close Of the WIZ. Si1 Of the most e,tb1.
e'as.'c we're put under arrest ind aftc.ward. shot
The mkt day, four OF their comrades, watching
az opportunity, nsed npon the General, woundtnr
&C: Tas TO ayeuee the -dea,h Of their cornf.des.
New Orleans dsfss ~ a.e 10 The 18th, hat the dles
ofinteresl Major Gen. Candy and Osttrhaus : -
returned to New Orleans. LEU
The htst snnaal hall Of tho st. Gha5!es Hotel
, 1865-05-19

Pm1lpE1PH1A, May 1s.-The subscriptions to
the = 81 loan, ta.egrnpbed ffnm all parts Of TIE
Union 10 jar Cooke, 81 eseziption agent, amounts
to t1e fqee san ate Of De.fo hat
cT. F,rst National Rank Of Indlanapo is, {53 Zoo
Ts,ss+ %.tinns1 Bank Of Ch(cago, SS,OQO,
, 1865-05-19

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune-1
CINCINNATI. May 1s.
Aajor General George H. Thomas, in passing
'threueh our citT for Louisville, stopped long
enoukh to be presented to the Chamber OF Com
mcrce. In response to welcome from Hon.
Bcrj. Egglsston, the General said t1at tho com
pllment Was entirely unasked tor, and more than
he, simply m1n Of the people, trying to do hi,
duty to his country, should expect. He was re-
eeired with hearty enthusiasm. and was attended
10 bis hotel by large number OF our leading cit
tzeuA
, 1865-05-19

Especial Ctapatca to the Chicago 9rfbrre.1
- 8T. Louis, May Is, 1866.
General Pratt Of the State militia, telegr.phs
that uottsclaw, roo1e Quantrell and other erl41a
cu.eis In North Missouri arc anxious to surrender
On condition OF being treated as Confederate SOL
diers. The lntnn men arc opposed to allowing
The guerilla chiefs 10 reeide in the State.
:. The American Baptist UnIcn, composed Of sew
era. hrnrred delegates, clergy aud laymen, CON-
u'enced Its Sessions to.day. Rev. N, H. Anler.
suu, Of Rochester, Y. T., Ia tho Chairman.
Tie Western Homeopathic Institute il III ses-
sion h=re also: Several Chicago physicians are
pr.ee1t. DR.. Temple, Of St. Lsuls, pres1des,
, 1865-05-19
Mretifkou for Tire Elective Frou,
<.Hixe.

a.; New YonK, My 1s.-The petition c.rcu1atcd
imopr the corcd people Of North carol,na 10 bo
Ires. ntcd tn President johnson, s1ter refu.F,ps
= he f1cndship OF tie lntc rresldent Linco;n,
nd the proyrraial kindness OF Ptss'lcrt John.
On, On fhelr own poverty. their love for the o:d aas
nd for il. ak that the elective franchise be ex-
.enisd to Ii, rs, euying they cannot eee tie jus
Ice DENYING te;. ps1sss to , nee r. Teo hsys
~" s~an r. mrn xho lave Just returned fs0m four
ears' dsntirg acaiuh, 4. They call attention 70 70
- fsct fhat u to 1868 free colo red men Voted 10
iorth Car0l,na without den1ment TO tue 1ntese6ts
, 1865-05-19

lsFee4HA I1fpatGn ~ %h7 Nule&-o AA1Dnno'1 >
6PE1AoR1KLD, May 18th, 1865.
B5 ef;eiai correspondence vita Governor An
drew, Guy. Ogiesby has been informed that just
pIerlout 10 The cspture Of Riehn ond, and when
Ill "as Confusion in the city, prisoner Of war,
BY the name Of John F. Locke, private in Co. 3.
ssta Res't a'asA. Vol, 5th Army Corps, went into
the Office Of Majos Turner, in the Libby prison,
seized some Cnion n;gs that " ere hanging thers
a. trophies, and going to the third story Of The
building, next to the Libby, tuna 1hc Stars and
Stripes to the breeze, whllc the rebels were nm.
id,y leaving tie ci'y In the street below. Ioete
took tue fsK to Governor Andrew, and the Gnv.
eruor wr1ies th6t the Gag belongs to some llinn1e
regiment and will send It to Cove rnpr Ooicshv
upon his order. Thus the first Union flag faised
il Richmond was In Illinois has by Hassachu-
tttts to,dicr.
About 100 unassigned recruits. drafted men and
euhsttutes srr1yed 1t Camp Bitter yesterday, vera
mustered ont and will soon be patd. In the lot
we're about lp0 color. d soldiers.
Deputy sheriff Graham arrived in the city last
nfpht, having IN his CUSTODY Barney Van Ansdel}.
who was arrested In Iowa upon Fequis1tlon OF
Gov: Oe!esby. It seems by the Villains eontes-
e1on ana other proofs that he IL sconndrel oi me
C cpcEt dyt, anu has hve1 engaged Win o'h:rs IN
nearly I'll the ruc4llty that has been pe1pstzatea
IN 1hi. eectIcn of the country for two years past
Van Artdell fs the fellow who thot and kllled
1orpc Sanders At Fawnec FAST March. I12 e1an'
fnE1lun Hill come of next week.
, 1865-05-19

pur,.nr1pu1A. Nav 1S-Nerrlck's foundry.
4htch osrnn,ea Whole eouare on 9Th. 4th, Tash
tstoa nd Federui streets. caught nrs IN the
amt shop, n the c-n'er 81 the oa,lotoR. ano ss
.osi of t:c 'utldipgs on 5sh street " Wess & &C.
sh'cA wcr' destroy 3D. It Is Impossible to estimate
DuAt be lttvt