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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
United states Troops Invited
TO Join the Liberals.
CAPTURE 0E AN IMPERIAL TRANSPORT.
The Transport Handed Over to the Fed
eral Authorities.
NEw.oRlE,ys, Thursday, Nov. le. 1865.


We have the following highly interesting
news from Mexico:
The Brownsville Me1caH Republican Of the 9TH inst.
announces the capture OF Monterey by the Liberal
forces under Gen. Pons.
The Republican also says that no Liberal reinforce
ments have arrived from Brownsville
A merchant who had arrived at brownsville says
that large French force was landed at Bagdad.
An extra Of The Republican says that Gems. Peudro
and Mendot had arrived and joined zen. Cerdo before
Matamoros with l,sOO Liberals and that, previously
they had surveyed and utterly destroyed Imperial
garrison Of 100 men, including a number OF French
troops.
The Liberals claim that Matamoros is completely at
their mercy and that they can take it whenever they
please.
The NatdmOrOs RaRchtro says that the Liberals have
offered to give four hours in which to plunder Mata
moros TO all the United States troops Brownsville
who will join them in taking the city.
The RaEchero warns the Union commander at Browns
vile to keep sufficient force there prevent his troops
joining the Liberals for this purpose.
The GdlUeOR BEletiH of the 18th inst says that Col
Jones and Gen. Escobedo and staff had arrived there
from Brownsville.
Capt Sinclair of the Liberal forces formerly Lieu
tenant on board Of the Confederate pyateer Alabama
had captured an Imperial transport the North Rio
Grande taken her into Brownsville and turned her over
to the Federal authorities who placed guard on board
Of her.
Gen Canales, at the head Of a Liberal force was
marching toward Bagdad. and would try and capture
it.
An Imperial gunboat had passed up from Bagdsd 70
Matamoros.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
FASHION COURSE L. l., Friday, Nov. l5.-Ma;ch, $500
The Workingmcn's Union-Leffer from
Secretary Seward Favorins the Bishs
Hour Syssem-The President and GoS.
Penion co Notice is i'm their Annuai
Message-Navy-Yard Tro"bies-Com'
modore Re,i Refuses 10 be Dictated 20.

The Workingmen's Union, composed 9i one
delegate from each of the different Trades ana rrotec
i've I'VE AssoeatSns met About 70 different societies
were represented -, c,,.os -o,or.a5 Tho -os,,l,
of an in,erSiew with Commodore Bell. The Commo-
"a a ,hst he was there To dictate and not to be
dictated TO- and that he had no time TO listen to them.
Committee was appointed after much much. dsscgssiOn IS
TO 90 to Washington and lay the iacS before the secre
stevens said that he had received letter from
eonretsry seward pledging himself tO support the
1vorkIngmen's onion in whatever they might
ale in regard TO the eight hour movement, and
mending that a Committee be appointed TO wait upon
President Johnson who might make mention of this
movement in his next Message Mr.. Stevens also said
that he had had an interview with Gov. FeHtoD, who
would very probably also mention the movement in his
annual message.
The announcement was received witt applasse.
After listening TO an explanation fiOm tue Musical
Protective Union in regard TO their troubles the meet
ing then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
PETROLEUM FRAUDS ON THE GOV
ERNmENT.
Three Large Wells SEIZED by United States
OmciaIs-lIuch Excitement Among Oil
Men-More Revelations 10 Come.
PITHOLE, Pa, Friday, Nov. IL.

PITHOLE, Pa. Friday Nov. IL. 1865.
Within the past fow days the Government
oacias have brought 70 light facts which show the
most extensive frauds against the Internal Revenue
Department Yesterday the officers seized Wells Nos.
a. a and 76 three Of the largest the Thomas Holm
deu farm The Government claims amount 10 Sl4e,OO
of which Ses 900 is against the United States Petro
leum Company and about $50 900 against large oper
gtor here who 1t Is alleged last night inaue ai S III
ter,sts over 10 n second party. The Government has
notified Inc owners of the working interest In the wells
not 10 deliver any more oil 10 the United States Con
There h nucb excitement over the matter and 1t ~
feared the bottom has not yet been reached
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
Naval Intelligence.

The Winoosk was put in the dry dock at the
foot of Clinton. st. on Thursday in order to have her
bottom cleared When cleaned she will then begin an
other 90 hour trial. This time she VIII run alone IN
order TO elucidate further Mr. IsherwoOds theory In
her former trials she " cut oh.' at 6'lo One VIII 10"
cut off " at /. . D,,,
The u s steamer Shamokin is reported at Norfolk,
Va on her way to Join the BRAZILIAN squadron sne IL
double cnder and is built Of iron. She was Duiit st
Chester Pa, by Rainey Son Archbod. and Is said
to be very fast. .,u., -. Dat.
mouth N. IT, She was launched at Chelsea Mass, on
the sth Of April last. D
Tho monitors that have been living IN the Delaware
River are TO be removed TO Leangue Island where they
will remain until they are wanted. The Dictator was
removed on Tuesday.
Tho Monongahea win probably sail from the Brook.
lvn Navy Yard IN the course OF the next two weeks
Her destination Is az present unknown.
THE PIRATE SHENANDOAH
The Shenandoah has not been heard of for
some time, and the fact is being discussed in naval
circles 10 extent one theory Is that she has been
abandoned and destroyed at Another is that sue
has gone 10 Australia, where she win be disposed Of
II has also becn rumored that she is route for Peru
or Chill where her commander would sell her for
war vessel and that one Of her officers was sent Oh
that mission some time since.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
ININliS.

The County Canvassers nt their meeting yesterday
,eted the canvass so Gir TO 20 through the
Ninth " ard of the city. They meet again at ] 2. H.
this dav 10 proceed with their canvass.
II Is evident from an inspection Of the returns that
the Detnocraic majority the State ticket viii not
vary essentially from tlc lgure' originally given IN
IHL TRIBUNE, VIZ. J5eg
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
CANA DA.
The Penian Excitement subsidins-" Ali
Quiet ON thec 80. Lawrence.

TORONTO. C. W., Friday. Nov. Il, ls65.
The Fen;an excitement Of the last two days
has apparently disappeared.
general feeling of confidence now prevails that al
necessary precautions have been taken to prevent law
less depTedltons BY the members Of the Brotherhood
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

TE,PEaAxcT.-A mass meeting of the Sab
bath ard Public School Children VIII be heid al tue
Cooper Institute to-day at o'clock. Quito number
OF cergymen viii be present to take part IN the meet
iny. Mayor Wood Of Brooklyn will preside
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

lvaut yoaI Baehu fos ts eject patients have cured
With H. and seen cared with it, diseases Of the bladder
add dpeys than have ever cured with any other Buchu
Or auy ether proprietary compound Of whatever name,
Respectfully yours &c,
GEO. II. KEYSER, NJ. D.,
No l4O Wood-st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Apgss,ll 1855.
ArB Fca BsIxBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BuoHu.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING "A young man named
John T. Bell, last evening shot in the neck at No.
80 Walker ST.. by the accidental discharge Of revolver
In the hands of boy named james JokDson. Tue un.
fortunate vOnng man who resides at No. 2l0 Hesters
was conveyed 10 the New. York HOSPITAL. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
THE TURF.
Trotting on the Fashion Course, L.. IA
Twenty Vile Match, and Exciting Con-


test.
Yesterday match of rare occurrence on the
trotting turf came off the Fashion Course. L. 1t
was a 90 mile trot for $4,000 in harness between two
private road horses; Mr. Phye's black gelding Capt
Kenne and Mr.. A. Mulgan's bay gelding Butler jr.
The unfvorabe weather the morning caused the at
tendance TO be very limited and Of those present.
many were disappointed in witnessing the commence
nent as the horses started long before the hour
nOunced. Capt Kenne was the fayorite, slOO TO $50
and during the race 500 to $40 being bet on
him. II proved most exciting affair. the iavorite
leading up 70 the eighteenth mile by nearly 400 yards
when he began TO quit all at once and he passed
by the bay geldng who eventually the race by 100
yards IN one hour and l3 minutes.
In the five mile trot for SIS 000 between Dan Macos
ch. m, Upand.Up. and j. j. Bowens b. g., Capt
McGowan the latter paid 81 200 forfeit.
In the mile heat race for $500 between Dan Maces
Maggie Mitchell; Mr.. Bristols Honest John; j. II.
Martins Richmond and George Gilberts Nimrod.
Honest John won in three straight heats in 249 24l
2i5i. We give the
FASHION COURSE, L. l., Friday, Nov. E-Ma,ch $2,wo,
20 miles Ia harness.
A. Mallsans b. g.. Butler, jr...................l
Mr. Phyie's blk. T., Capt. hennie.
Time hour 10 minutes
SAME DAy-Match, 5000. five miles, 5 l. 200 forfeit
D. Mace's ch. m, Up.and Up received forfeit
J. }. Bowen's b. G., Capt. McGowsn, paid forfeit
SANE DAY-Stake, $500; mile heats, best three In hse.
Mr. Bristols b. e., Honest Jobn............. l
Mr. Martins z. e., Richmond. ................. Z
ID. Maces b. NJ, Maggie Mitche............
q. Gibert's ch h., Eclipse Stud. dis
Time, 2:4s, 2;4li 2isl.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

The Rev. Chauncey Giles will lecture to-
morrow Sunday evening" at the Cooper Institute Cd
"Swedeaborg as a Seer" Admittauce iree.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
lFIom The Philadelphia Ledgsr.l

From The Philadelphia Ledgerl
PHILADELPHIA, July ls 1863
Oai ttteemed friend and fenowcitizen Mr. H. T. Helm.
bod informs that he eontempaes removing the City Of
.wYoIk with view Of cnlsrgns his business We have
been acquainted with him for upward Ofte years have been
,easea with his integrity aud fair dealing Commencing
anal way his articles must possess merit to insure the
es he bas met with and from acquaintance with him
cis confidently speak that do not believe he Is man who
oa b 10 iropo.e on spy one much less the afflicted and
really IN cur long business experience as an advertising
medium we have fevei heard Of the Scce Of any medicine
Nrftheus r~eris
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

svt seer and used before stated every form Of Buu
tho powdered the simple decOctOu, tnctre, fluid
and not eognzant Of any preparation Of that
Iast al all equal yours Twelve years experience ought
think to give ne the right idse Of its merits and with
sat prejudice or partially give Eonrs precedence over all
s.heIs do not value thing according to its bulk ii did
r,ke Bu,Nsoua,oatdoy yoars but hold to the doctrine
hsi bulk aud quantity 10 make up y1ne-n they dd
sorpef cent would be worth more than gold dollar.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

Freu TIE Philadelphia Evening Baetn Of June 20 lteil
We aihed to hear Of the continued success in New
ToIE Of oar townsrasn, Mr. H. T. Helnboa, Druggist His
,ors pe1t the Metropolitan Hotel h % feet front 23o feet
sesp snd Eve stories in hight tits certainly grand estab
shnen and speaks lvoraby Of the merit Of bis articles He
retains bic Office and laboratory in this city which also
so6el osstt isiments Of their casi.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

ai1 H. 7. HatSteLp;
Dear s.y In regard to the qts'ion s'ked me to my
s,uop sbon, BueAa would say that hayei1sea and sold
xbs article in yaIiol forms icg the past 'hy years co not
tbus ,ry form or preparation Of have not used or
hnox to b. oed the various diseases where such medi'
,se agen, would be indicated You are aware, as well as
py,sll hs, has extensively employed in the various
the bladder and kdaeys and the reputation it has
ssuicd in ny judgment, is warranted 0y the iSc"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
The Tunisian Embassy - Arri'"i nj
Boston.

Boston, Friday. Nov. H. lso1
The Tlnisian Embas.ador and suite arrived
bore tbis afternoon from Providence and have taken
'OOus 81 the Revere House.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

lBoiton hefdlc
I'VE do not se to sdyertise worthless wares, OF articles
,.,lsed 10 deceive our readers aud when ad
Ike Mr. Helnbod whom we have known for years
Fsdssy extend bis Advertising from year to year, until he
eeomes the largest advertiser In the United States we
sSs ssfed at the statements in regard to his articles
sps, be correct"
Tho winter insert, the above but would not do were fe
stranger many) and the article concludes by stating
tte Of his articles and the diseases for which they have
been used by msry Thousands with complete succes.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

nR. KEYsER is a physician Of over thirty
I,~r, experience and graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
o,,e and Of the Univer,i,y Of Mcsi5rs snd Surgery OF
philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

Iioa tic Lsten Manufacturing Chemists in N, World
Ian soqaeisted with Mr II. T. Helnbod he occupies
s drts oppose my residence and successful in
ssdons the business where others had not been equally
sss him. have been favoFably Impressed with bis char
asa and enteIpdse.
WM WElGHTMAN.
Vim of PoFEks WEieETxAS, Manufacturing Chemists
Ninth aud Brown-stE, Philadelphia.
LLLLLLL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

Total................G7 fsss 1892 f.2t6
Union majority In 1865 thus far. l.sl5i In lsoJ N
same towns 3. bGb.
These returns indicate Q Union majority In tho State
OF over 5000. Last year Lincoln had oJOl on the
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
IRemsIEs rom Chemical Anslysis.I

Ate careful analysis Of embolds Preparations they
stoy rncst con6denee. We cosider them safe and
,,Ittls.
NEEVERs L YATES.
yhtId, mia lime H. 1860.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
WISCONSIN.
Vote by Towns.

-IS65-@ --1S63--
Union. Dem. Union Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
boston Herald.l

TbEEddrhis, jane Il, 1860.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

Ars pca Br1sBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BuOHu.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-14

p,v, SBiwVEs' w. a. 'ANtAhf'
TkRNsiSAntABLY ADvAScE-one Year, &5 Six Months.
0Sl fhrce Months So One Month payable the Car
fier), so cents; Single Copies, l219 cents.
ApvERTIsISGOne Square. Of 10 lines hrst insertion So
each subsequeat seon O. 50; Business Cards
less SIS; Business Cards, ~ 10 lines
three months $40. liberal discount will he Il
rates for yearly and quarterly advertisements which
aNeeed one square.
JOB PRINTING.-Our once Il repIee with all the modern
improvements for the MAT, Of
rvery Of PRIN TING such Books Pamphlets Briefs
Posters Handbls Circuars Bali Tickets Programmes
theates OF Stock Deposit RllheaiS Cheeks Receipts.
Cards, labels, ETC. N rlnn or fancy colorAi inks.
JUSTICES BLANESAr Ardayi's. CndcraLng' ami wrii' of
AttAehpen under the Law for tls ufrc: also.
Bahk Declarations Of ihg"t rontenien' form
in use. s"'t printed, complete f,rni MINERS pIt D.
Also A be AuilMi-evc-u,"d MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
JP FISHER No gon opposite Masn'res
Opera House Is the auh"riHti Agent for the MotNrNN
the Paper Advertising ":t With him "A be pr'm'! at
tended 20.
IL KNOwtTOS co, rNr-fer Of Mouty y-riery arl cal
tforna strcets authorized Agents r the M-un
tain Democrat, IL san frauei'eo
" H. BROWN The authoriIei Gcen, 9th" DEMOCRAT at
for the paper adyersiuE or for Job
work, left With him will bH promptly attended TO-
cHAs r JACKSON IA the AutharlIs4 Of the NoCS
TAIS DEMOCRAT at ~ Dorado. Orders lef with him will
be promptly attended 10.
H. J. BInLEMAN is our authorized =; Sseramonto-
mediate attention.
A ". l.. pIAs is asert for the pEU"cRIT at Virgins City,
Nevada Territory.
col wN KNOX i'our authorized a-cn; A. GrFIly fla,-
given bin FOR the Democrat ~ be promptly At
tended to.
an rnlOuna
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-14

FIENDIsH. Mount Vernon (0hio)
Banner says that on election day. %whils
the voting was proceeding qnieilE ynsd
came that Gov. Medsry was dead VTllns
the Democrats generally expressed .ssAsI.
ments Of profound sorrow, ! Httle eEoEa,
Of Abolitionists mSniiest1d leeiiHRs III
over6owing joy and one Of Than called
for three cheers. londs epsush % he
heard by ell the bystapdeRet b1ba AlaA.
who called for the chSsrsgwe aBdsntAaa, !.
is a very pious member Of UnS 'OF- -6aF
Christian ehurchesi"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-14

A JEALOUS man, who was on q visit to
London,was induced to call on clairvoy-
ant and ascertain what his wife was doing
at her residence, some 90 miles away
She is sitting in her parlor,' said the
lady, and she looks out of the window
as il in expectation
'Stranger said the gentleman, what
can she expect
Some one is entering the door she
caresses him fondly.'
Horribly = interrupted the gentleman,
thinking of the Divorce Court.
Now he lays his head in her lap, and
looks tenderly into her eyes,
Dreadful! She shall suffer for thisi'
Now he wags his TAIL continued the
sleeper; and as this explained the story.
old jealousy decamped, and resolved not
to be inquisitive agaiu with regard TO bis
wife. @hs' .--e t@''-
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-14
en- bless thee. Ask Him. He loves thee.

en- bless thee. Ask Him. He loves thee.
He cannot refuse thy prayer" ait1frts5
Hildegarde sank on her knees beside
him, and prayed with her face hid in her
hands. So dead was the silence, Charlie
magne could hear the very throbbing Of
his heart. He saw bic wife rise 70 her
| ut - Jay one wasted hand on Taland's
EksS1 he stood as in q trance, her largo
10 70 lsesSen, and Taland, With
llh ntsSFatrhed arms, covered be.
iDFy q1ivSs5iS in every limb.
agi6e ssefied the lady, "heal
hln, fef thy lnsses y enAassas '3ss -
asutlghtesy tlle ae,lks drofped ftsM
a 4 sys and TiiaHd ~ sse. '.ss.d q
-agcsE 81 sdsiiB ItT VgBsNlped her
hands % press thsIn' % Ms iibs. 6ut su0'
denly they turned cold - hee1e. md Der
face grew Rhastly white Starting TO his
feet, ~ tHFped r0ppd -ths EmepssOr
stood ,behihd him. ChaflswagnsrSPs1Wg
Toward, dashed him aside, and clasped
tlse Iady to his breAst. Taland was steal
Ing oE, when the stern nandate--"Stir
at Thy peril |" nailed him TO the spot.
TeRderly the Emperor raised his wife'S
head from his shoulder and wiped away
her happy tears. my sweet wife, tell
me all" he whispered; trust all to my
true love-" -s4s--.s....
In broken words The lady told her sto-
~. Rage, pity, end wonder filled his
soul by turns. He cursed his own blind
folly, and again and again besOught her
pardon for the EFieVous wrong he had
done her, his own true wife, the stainless
mother Of his children, the dearest ono
on earth. Loving looks and sweet ca
resses sealed his ready pardon, and Ta-
land was forgotten for while. But even
bliss could not long blot out the memory
Of his deeds. The. EmpeFoF's, own re-
morse made rim aSAhiys ready eorerush
the vile sIandereT WhOss .t6ei be A1d teen.
He broke loose fr6in III lt hha. in
his fury, would have struck faland dead
at her feet, but she threw hassalEbetWsen
them. Her cliRgipg arms held him bAek
till her soft words moderated tie' 'ETSth.
She So besought him to spare TAlAndS
life thnt he had not the heart to gajnsay
her, and sentence Of death was changed
to lifelong Punishment.
No words of mine can fully relate the
Emperor's glad return to his new city
vith his own true wife. The people, who
had cherished her memory. rent the air
with shouts Of Joy as she came back to
them, riding by her husbands side, daz-
cling with gold and gems, beautiful, smil-
ing, and gracious as an angel.
In thanksgiving for Gods great mer.
cies, she built the church and convent Of
Kempfen.
A saying of hers has ouilasted its solid
walls: How wondrous are the hidden
ways Of the All-seeing. The Lord forgot
not His handmaid. lie first gave me life
and honor, and then, in spite Of wicked
men, He restored my fair fame and pre-.
served my love. Blessed he His namO
forever"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-14
M. K. SHEARER,
oEoPoE T. WILLIAM

ATTORNFY .AT.L W.
OH-e-Dnrg'As>' EGl- :, lex: lorr to th" ! uy
tIouse, Man street. PlarrrIi!r. EoI
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-14
'-"z MOUNTAIN HESagAsY.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY
aELw1C ks & j "A NC a Y
n -, aRtwUH4, ". A
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-14

A SALUTAKY TnoUGHT. When was a
young man there lived in our neighbor-
hood farmer, who was usually reported
to be very liberal man, and uncommon
ly upright in his dealings. When he had
any of the products Of his farm to dispose
Of he made it an invariable rule to make
good measure, rather more than would be
required of him. One Of his friends OBJ
serving him frequently doing so question:
ed him as to why he did it; he told him he
gave too much, and said it would be to
his disadvantage. Now, dear reader, mark
the answer Of this good man: God has
permitted me but one journey through
the world, and when | am gone | cannot
return to rectify mistakes" Think of
this: There is but one journey through
life.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-14

AGGREGATE LABOR or MANKIND.-Along
with the compassion that is excited by
listening to tale Of want, there is apt to
arise, at the time, a feeling Of surprise
that such thing should be allowed in
land like this. Perhaps, however, the
true wonder is that want is not universal.
One-half of the race die before they have
contributed m iota to the worlds susten-
ance or their own. One. half Of those who
survive the period of childhood are women
who do not as general thing. contribute
directly to the production OF wealth. OF
the men, many are sick, many are old,
many are lazy, many are idle, many are
parasites. Those who do work and live
to the age Of three score years and ten,
spend one-third of their lives in bed, one.
twentieth at the table, one. sixth in recrea.
tion. Much Of their time is wasted in mis-.
takes. Much of what they succeed in pro-
ducing is swept away by fire and flood
During half Of the year nature, sleeps.
One harvest in five proves a failure. Only
a fraction of the carth's surface is capable
Of cultivation. A large part Of the gener-
al labor is absorbed in the production Of
luxuries, in preparing for future conflicts,
in tho transportation Of produce, and in
journeys. Probably not more than ono.
tenth Of the whole amount of human force
is expended in earning the worlds daily
bread. The standing marvel, therefore,
Of society is, not that any should suffer
want, but that there should be any who
do not.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-14
DIR. I. s. TITUS

TTAS RESUMED PRACTICE IN THIS CITY
III OFrICE-A, lis Er-iI.hcc, On II gh '.Itet.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-02
France and Mexico.

We are now undergoing a practical sus
pension of diplomatic relations with th,
French empire. True, there is a Frcncl
charye at Washington, and an American
chorge at Paris. Bat the semi official press
of France informs rs substantially that the
Empcrors government propose to profit
by the accident of nature which removed
Mr.. DAYTON from his post, in order to de
lay the sending of Minister to Washing.
ton until satisfactory guarantee" shall
have been given Of our intended good faith
and dociity in respect Of the Emperor
MANDIIIIAN Of Mexico.
Were Nh SEWARD not Mr.. SEWARD it
might be worth while to calculate the effect
Of such direct threat But Mr.. SEWARD
being Mr.. SEWARD, We may confidently
look for humble apology on his part, fol
lowed by the appointment of some sound
"eX.Whig' as Minister at the court OF
MAMMALIAN the First.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-02
From Richmond,

NEW York, Feb, 2S.-The Richmond
papers are more frantic than ever. The I'm
Qmrcr calls upon jeff Davis to arm th,
slaves without authority of law.
1t says these States and this cause stand,
to-day IN need of dictator, of IA man whc
Will take the power of the people and use il
for their preservation.
Fart her on 1t says; Sherman is marching
through the Carollnas like an avalanche, and
a report says that he has captured one hun.
dred thousand bales of cotton at Columbia.
Grant is gradually, perhaps surely extending
ms lines around Petersburg and Richmond
ana threatens every moment to burst over
the lines thlt intervene, and the Senate are
dong the conservative. History furnishes
no parallel to this
The Richmond Wig of the 25th gives an
entirely new version OF the capture of Co
lumbia.
II says, the fighting was most obstinate
and the place was lost only by sheer numer-
lcaI superiority. The fighting, according
to some accounts, was carried on within the
very streets of the city, Al, or nearly all,
government property was removed