Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
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n s26sfsan. -SSt iIuS(' be brStsettd SS iaF as
esSsl ~ IN theI Hflirry oref Aions! ~
lny farmer or peaceabe Northumberland Ten 'es
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hespss etsestjssshlPlo gs y sSsSfI,
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iage; bNl y Gee D.iRsc 80 1ssa,l e
4lays t6e9 FSSAlgtisn ,vilb IS asals ketse %sie-
rents + 66 c4nse ~ ~ tsselap ae9S y, elGn
man D. plIlEdereas tss Ssle ~ P''iii
be shGi: or ii ppioa aupty bs ypersseRted on &C,
count of ie cause rebe ,Eanlily vii be banised
10 foreign land, IN aggEsyatsd sass lretShai!on
viii extend as nj as 1Ie for one Al commanding
6feers viii actpronIptIy IN Sueh-cSscs and report
their action after the retaI'AaloG * Sone, by ofuer
of Msior-G eneral}Y atT51SHhRNAN.
L. NJ. Dayton, Assistant Adi't Gen..S
GE1RY AND THR SAVANNAH LANDLORDS, ~
General Ceary, commanding at Savannah has
issued the following order severely rejecting upon
the Savannah landlords;
Gshegal Orders, No. 5.
hEADe'Rs, ClFS W SAvANN4H,
/. - January IL, 1860. O.
1st-,Ans psrs en- found in jurGg OF defAcinS build
agS feDcsS SFHbberS. Sc, within the city limits,
wild IL arrested snd pl4ced at hard labor.
Z The sPaeal a1antion5d provost maTshalS ofhcers
AID ggs Uixis heTeby astn- called TO this subject
WthsReSRl refetsnee io.the parks, squares snd ou-
ring GroupdS. Ehe PuoYost MarshsPs Departments
nlent Of this order. z----s -:
: va. Ii has beeu of6sisIly reported that certain
pt rS0SS otening blhdhgSih this city are charging
et0fbt nj tafrts tor the 4aIne and that III many m
I ..sa,, tkey have Increased she rents much beyond
Mat .hc, c.arsed In Confederate currency prior to
De-. .ccupation OF the city. Such acts Cypress Tue
moor aud are without excuse. There being no oth-
er source OF redress AZ present except the milSiS
authority, provost maTShals of districts VIII take
coguizance OF all such cases which may he brought
nTeNeut Injustice
of the character specified. BY order OF
Brevet Major Gen. JoHN W. GEART, Com g.
". T. FORBES, A.. 4: a.
THE KEEPER or THE REBEL PRISON AT ASDfRsoN-
VILE ARREsTED. AND uSDER TRIAL AT cINcIN-,
SATi.
From the Cincinnati Commercial Jan Isl
This Individuals. b. Davis by name-was ar
ragned yesterday for trial before the court martial
of WHICH Lieut. Colonel Weber Is President ana
Lieut. Bond Judge Advocate, charged with being
rebel SPY. TIE circumstance Of his detection and
arrest were aSlollows;
A vouns soldier-Archibald Parker, Of the Six
teenth Illinois Cavalry, only Is years of age-de-
tected him on q train going from Toledo 10 Newark
The soldier had been prisoner at Andersonyille,
and recognised his rebel friend. Approaching him,
he said, els this not Mr.. S. 3. DayisY emo SIT !;
my name is Cummings ssDont you live IN
Georgia? "N0sr; i live in Canada. Here is my
passport 4" and the 'suspected man drew forth a
paper having the appearance Ot an official passport
giving the bearer, Willoughby Cummings, permits
sion to 60 into the United States except the nSur-
gent States
The Young soldier was not satisfied, but did not
press his Inquiries further just then. Cummings
invited him out 10 take drink at-the next station,
when he said ''You are certainly the man who lad
charge of the rebel prison at AnderSonviue.i Cum-
mings protested that ne was not but the soldier
kept close watch on him. At the next station he
lBund train of cars waiting, on which were nIn-
Der of soldiers. he went over to them and SAID,
"BoyS were any Of you prisoners al Andersonviile,
Georgia ~ Some of them replied that they were
..Wenp said he, 'Dayis who had command OF the
prison is over here ~ this tran come and see him
They went with him, and recognized Davis az once
saving - How are you Dayisf You are not found
feeding Yankees on corn meal and mule meat now
The fellow sjjl protested his name was Cummings,
and again produced his passport; but he could not
fool the boys, and tfey compelled him TO acknoSl-
edge he was their old keeper. Two OF them guarded
the car and sent despatch to the Provost Marshal
at Newark, where Davis was arrested on the arrival
of the train lie mad through tickets for Washing
ton aud acknowledged lac vas trying TO get back TO
Richmond.