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in portions Of North Missouri. An old man nance 'ohn
son and his son were killed few nights ago near mex
co Audrain Co.. BY TIE friends Of the noted jim 'acA
son. guerrilla leader who ha. been hunted down 80
hard and pressed 20 closely that lie has vamose" ~
Arkansas, threatening vengeance on all WHO ihl'rh''
"tho FeleTals" of his whereabouts 20 Inc oiu iua"
johnson was in this category, his life was undouoV
taken from motives cf revenge. The event Las canseu
great excitement among Union men along The Non'
Missouri Railroad and many sympaihi]eis Win Tue ~
bellion have deemed il prudent to come 10 o. LOUIS
The assessment q wealthy SeCcssionlss III lhis cay
for the benefit Of Union refugees Is being eoNee'e'
quietly by officers Of the Provost Iarshas department.
presdcnt Lincoln has shown extraordinary sood sense
thus far in RETAINING from any action tchdlng l" le'oAe
the order Certain Conservatives have declared iha'
he would interfere ard that II would never nc oohecu
The ST. Joseph Post Office was robbed Of saoeo some
time since and although every effort was made to detee
the thief 10 clre 10 him could he found Eeeel'y "
officer arrested IN ex.cerk Of the office at quincy ILL.,
and actually recovered pare OF lie missing money. Ih'
accused l. held for trial
The extraordinary spectacle Of black man testii!ine
against white person witnessed 10 the Ponce oo'i
this elf for ID first time In the States history on M
day last What made matter worse In the eyes 9
The Conservatives is thu, tie willie person was We
mnn--an oA.iumatc u tie WOIk.bousc though the iae
that sic bad grossly injured tic cocrcd witness wa
forgotten Though coloTed testimony Is thus admissi
bic negroes guilty Il Ieu. larceny mrs! DO lnshed al
hot imprisoned. as the law stands.
The aci.ation Of the repeal Of The martial law II
this city revealed its evident appropriately among
mslority Of citizens 30 the matter has been dropped
u tie 73l prisoners At present eonlned IN Tue GA
iioi.s prison Of Ills city 2i2 have expressed de,'
TO take the oath Of allegiance and reside MOTH oI i
Ohio River during Tie war
john y. Cough had the most extraordinary 'noc's
delivering lectures IA this city. and Bis visit crsa'e "
uuoxanp,ed fayore among al classes.
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From z'ke Se.iiWfI

Nl.sRa IpITORs: Noa viii allow an humble citizen,
Trust, say something In behalf OF our resident lie
asuBch Ire press, tarolsh ne edtors, has spoken
qnite freely against him.
You must Lot suppose TIA. because the people ara
silent that iheIef nc they eeqaesee IN the a5ass whieh
has boon ped upon him without stint. They yon
know, are powcTless TO speak, unless, as In my OWL
case they maze al hrmbc appeal to the press for
hearing We are at your mercy and yoa can either
give ~ opportunity cf making known our FEELINGS.
a turn Ne away from your prese &c.
} The time however hos arrived, when we should 10
novci 10 speak out and TO show 10 the country our
nuweyerine confidence HIN. and that regard him
As sound pairiN q wise ard prudent statesmen and
Thoroughly alive 20 the best interests OF the country
lam crut!hcd 10 know that Il H0s the people WHO IL
Dissatisfied with him. With ,lsr be has always baen
Gyorte and ihoy are willing 20 Leave everything in his
hands Indeed thousands of them to-day would feel
easy tie presct Congress could be .bandef
ana every member sent Lone and the entire affairs Oh
the ration tuTn over 10 tie PRECEDENT That Is tha
way they feel and II they had matters their say, they
would soon clear the halls Of Congress and put the
whole tribe into Lees amy.
II they had devoted tie time which they have squat
dered In traArcng the President and finding fiult With
lis administrator to tie great work Of legislation and
deYiHing ways aud means % improve orr currency.
20 gep army and to inpaEt vigor aud hopo
end courage 10 despondent people, they would have
been much morc pruiiraby employed. Weeks ard
months hayd been allowed 10 pass away and during
that time Tidy have done bat little else than rct Rfs
IN the conduit Of Mr.. Davis.
And even DC senate, the embodiment " the Notons
wisdom nnd jdigny hni 10 s'oop 20 this unpleasant
business 1he talented Nigiall and the eloquent
HAYNES, no ilngor a. II would seem finding cuiploy-
meni ior thtr great abilities. and ehate, with tho
emptiness Of uacon, had to al up their tac hours in
abusing the President. Al tbs sat than. but Il is
exceedingly disgusting t. tbeI &C ostituents
II members Of Congress suppose that by course OF
this sort they will the more eeotuay pave their wav
for utlro elevation Lcir people they are sadly
mistaken. They vii not ioS ato their eonrse put on
the contrary VIII visit upor them tlmeiy ana inerltsu
casiigaton. $50,
Tho Prosien, I. moi iaultless and this the people
90 10 confess but 10 the tine, teey know him tn
a use They krox liat DO has Glcady sacrificed III
his earthly poe sessonsts money negroes aud lands
and nov wearing ont and eEh1usting feeble consfu.
ton BY reason OF hs aruous Iutics lucy nave seen
him t0ilng BY day aud by night, aud nj work AT all
houis, never fggging-never giving up always hone
fu and always true The great purpose OF his life.
thet Of rescung bis suffering country from the foul
clutches of q mereoss zoe. Cwc
sewk.Fssl Tirgistc, Feb. 80
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'iisnce. win say ths. the, Tho story 10 nonsense
No wel.iiivrmsd person believes q word oft

The Formidable iron clad ram, puiit TOT we hvoeis
cold to the Danes and then resold " the former OVID
era. OF hose escape from St. Nazaire France, iu'
formed you ia recent letter. Il nov at ferrol IN spain
She has received new and suggestive name, the
stonewull and the United States steamer Niagar'
is now Oh her way to oos after her, The escape Is sat
10 have given great umbrage to tho French Emperor
Tie Royal Astronomical Society Of London ls'
awarded Its gold medal this year. to an America,
Professor George Phillips Bond OF Harvard College
Macs.
AS sot out with observing, domestic topics are
Of the blfronest Tie Italian who had been condemned
10 be hanged for the publichouse taurier on New
Yeats Day. was yesterday rcspitcd; Townley, the
youne "swei" who year and half ago. horri6ed
MS by cutting the throat the poor girl who bad Tilted
him. near Derby has committed suicide In the prison
to which he Lad been condemned on the groand OF m
sanity and Cardinal Wseman is dead The latter LAO
become quite popular in London. -
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TBg SHENANDOAH SUFPsRERs-'

HE SHEHASp0AH SUFFERERS. neces.
sefy military devastation In the Shenandoah Valley has
brought great dca Of suffering upoo many loyal peo-
pie-esPecaily upon tie Friends Who wors settled there
In considerable numbers and who have boon through.
out Oh tie 5do OF the Govonmont Il l. desirable con.
ibaioas sloHi be made foF tho relief Of hcso loyal
sufferers. society has been formed ia leerstown.
Nd. - Which Daniel Deohert IN Treasurer. and We
presume That sf4 fmoney oloth,s or supplies cent
e. lin viii be properly dietrihai'd.
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1lesssGe ~ y i'rnip;on lsfge number Of churches
considering TO ~ rlaiicp about 1900 in The most
Ires9e'oas psod q isidoIy ios to iast 6se yoars.
more ~, iGteolaHal. PIesb, ensn Rapti''
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eW

cone African. Methodist, l Lutheran. and Roman
Cathoe-l2. 1t has been place of great berslity
far sustaining religious. missionary and benevolent
operations Is conc, rned.
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Steamers o9bght 'Ueh 30 up TIE northwest brancl
a. iar asIayettosLe. TlcIe Was. ycIe $50 aeonsid
cradle irof0c with the interior chiefs 10 torpenin'
sad 60 ntry prodpco.
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A New Paper ilt Hsfchmond.
! ~ I'F'' PROSPECTUS. e 9' .'N

fss.Hr IN Ia n Z
TNHE undersigned propose to publish O
j Daily Paper, Under the title Of "The
Richmond Herald" on or about the 10Th
Of January ult. RSttM asa Ia -
be entiely ,independent in politics,
but will nevertheless accord to the Admin
istration just support In al measures
which, In the opinion of its conductors,
may be- deemed promotive OF, the good of
the cause In which we are engaged. A
proper criticism Of such acts as will be
deemed adverse to, this object, will be, of
course, cOhsistaht with the independent
character under which the paper Is to be
inauguratod.
In the matter of General News it will be
found to Z keep pace with the leading Jour
nails OF the day, while il will hsye added to
II, in the matter OF financial intellieence n
feature such as, we ventureto to say, no pa
per in the Confederacy con boast Of. Edi-
torials from the pen Of ono Of the ablest
financial writer's in this or any other coun-
try will lbe presented in each number, Il. n,
For rensons not now proper to be men,
iionedy We 'forbear TO give the names of
those who shall compose the regular ,edito-
rial staff; but we fatter ourselves that
when they shall appear, they will be found
to constitute such, an array of talent as cam
Tot be excelled on this continent,
The we'll known character Of the indivi-
;daalwhose rame appearstbelow, as o stc-
nogr9phio reporter, furnishes, .we presume,
q gdarbntee that, in all that relates to i'm
portant political speeches rand debates.
whether in legislative assemblies or out of
them, the "Herald" will present advanta-
Ges certainly not to be excelled by any pa-
ppr in the Confederaoy. yss,tralrt,nr IN
The farming interests will be faithfully
Sihdicatcd, and care taken to disseminate
the earliest intelligence which proper re-
gard for the welfare of that great element
ofnational wealth and power shall demand
O. In the matter Of, correct commercial in.
telligence,, equal zeal shall DO manifested,
our object being to 'assignto each Of these
departments aneditor Of known experience
and ability. ' .,sr,
Arrangements are on footTby which to
secure the earliest foreign news, end the
paper will contain such editorial talent as
will fully eiucidate the bearing Of foreign
diplomacy upon Southern interests. "a
In short, "The Richmond Herald' will
be found to combine every feature Of inter-
est which the requirements of the present
crisis, demand, "....- .
The enterprise is respectfully commend
ed TO the favor md patronage of the citi-
zens Of tho Southern Confedcracy.
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The EsePorIcr's DirecIory...
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PHONOGRAPHY.

Hill AS been published; book with the
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who has had nearly twenty years practice
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seventeen months, and is now reporter, of
the Atlanta Intelligencer. E.s..,
The Dictionary will contain indications.
by means Of q simple nomenclature, for wri.
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words of the English language, or ninety
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,--7thol remaining words being easily written
after these are learned.
In the instruction of the Dictionary, sim
pie Instruction will be given for beginners
Of the study of Photography, with litho-
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object Of the publication is to make a STAN.
DARD for Confederate Reporters, and 10 ron
'deTitpossible for the much coveted and beau
tifut artaof Reporting TO be Learned even
without the MD Of 10 teacher. q lulr6TI
As tho work will be expensive, new type
having been procured expressly for It,. only
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accompanied with the price for the same.
which will heq FIVE dollars per copy. The
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sontInsrn Literary HEessenger.

THIS long established and wellknown
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Gently purchased by tho subscribers, win, In
future, be conducted exclusively under their
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success In the future which the Magazi has
never yet realized, if their friends and the
public shall yield them q support worthy Of
so oimpoftanta an enterprise, lookingte the ad-'
vaneement, of the highest literary interest Of
the Confedcracy.
Argument or appeali in behalf of the i'm
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But TO the attainment of this great end,
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D. D. .NEAPHERBY.& GO.yRALEIGH, MO-
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The Key STONE.
Masonic MONTHLY YsAaAaINl

f. s3iFA MASONIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE n 80 -
NV AS commenced on tho III RST 0F,JAN.
wv ,UARY,s 1866, 80 publication ofjya
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LAW aud Tenots, ever adheimg closely to
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Trembling, lest err, in clothing myself
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talent as shall keeplthe lights we'll trimmed
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