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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-28
TO OIL MEN, ble4
p EFT ROLEUfM.
J.. C. MORRIS,
no. swILLAMsTREET, NEW YORK.



ALTERS FOR SALEM LOTS TO
" SUIT purchasers, all the REGULAR
DIVIDEND PA YING PETROLEUM. OIL
STOCKS, some paying from FOUR TO FIVE
PER CENT. monthly, ON par value OF FIV + and
TEN DOLLARS, and CONTROLLED BY
FIRST CLASS MEN OF THIS CITY.
Parties desiring daily quotations of Stocks. or
information in relation to them. can have same
furnished upon application.
Orders from parties out of the city promptly
attended to. .Remittgnces Or satisfactory ref
eTences in all cases 10 accompany order.
Sales made ut New York PETROLEUM
STOCK EXCHANGE. or at private sale. 1s
Refers by permission, TO tue following we'll
known Houses of this city:
Messrs Harbecks s Co Josiah Mays Sons.
Galwey Casado & Teller. George Milne.
b. C. Morris President Columbian Ius Co.
Caldwell s Morris successors 10 Brewer &
Caldwell)
q. W. Duer Cashier Bank of Now York
ianZ1-}m
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THE QUOTA OF THIS (FIRsT) DISTRICT.
Capt. Benz. B. Stone, Provost Marshal
Of this District, has made out the follow
ing as the apportionment under the
December call for three hundred thou
Sand men.
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THE DAILY REGISTER BOOK

BINDRRY turns out all kinds OF Blanks
and Blank Books for individuals firms, steam
boats, railroads and counties All KINDS OF
binding ds.0n
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STEAMBOAT.

ReuuIar Wheeling, mad PifsbHrg
Packet.
THE NEW AND FAST
"a u-G|S RUNNING passenger steamer u.
- arc. PORTER 4. l.. Taylor, Cap
tain. L. E. EeeleT, Clerk, will leave Wheeling
every Monday Wednesday and Friday At &
o'clock i ". Leave PittsBurg every Tuesday,
Thursday aud saturday, at i2 O'Clock M
All way business promptly attended 20.
y Towing done at moderate rates.
For freight or passage apply ON board OF 70 ..
ID. COLLSSYOOD, 4 gent, PittsbuI2, or
BOOTH, BATIELLETH 20,
dec5 -. -r'.F-- Agents, Wheeling.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

The Gold and Other Markets, and
Miscellaneous Matter, 20 b found ON
,he Fourth Page. aafq YIag 2hT
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FRESH AND CHEAP.-Oysters, eggs but
ter, meats and everything pertaining to a first
class grocery establishment for sale cheap by
BOOTH Battelle < Co at the Boat Store corner
of Monroe and Water streets Call AMI see
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DIR. c. W. ROBACK-Sir: Your Blood Puri-
fer and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines 1 could keep. They are just the med
icine for the people peculiarly adapted for the
cure of Fever and Ague, but the people use them
as general medicine. .a
To break an attack of the Ague take table,
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour, and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills, and in three days the complaint will
be removed and permanent cure effected.
All who try this treatment before applying to q
physician will be saved much cost and suffering
Yours truly, A. B. TAFT.
BANGOR. Van BurenCo., Mich. Sept. g. GA
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS. game and
venison served up in the best style. at The
Oilice" saloon, under Washington Hall. A choice
lot Of wines, liquors alos and beer always on
hand GAUS & WARNAFELDT.
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SPARKLING CATAwBA WINES,
SUPPORT OF THE ABOVE

IN SUPPORT OF THE ABOVE
| ST ATEMENTS are presented the Certi1
Gates Of DR. Jas. X Chiffon Chemist, New York
Dr. Hiram Cox. Chemical Inspector, OHIO ID.
James r. Nichols Chemist, Boston; Dr. y. r..
Jones' Chemical Inspector, Circleville, Ohio
Prof g. L Jackson Chemiss Boston; DR.. Chas.
ITphan Shepard Charleston ) C.; and j. V. H.
Blaney. and g. a. Mariner Consulting Chem.
lists Chicago all Of whom have analysed the
Catawba Brandy aud commend II in the highest
terms for medicinal use
Anaiysis Of he Mossdchusstts STATE Assov"''
January -, Isjs
When evoporated through clean linen IL left no
oil or offensive matter In every respect il u a
PrRg spirituOus liquor. The OIL which gives 70
this Brandy it, flavor and aroma, iswholly unlike
fusn or grain oil IT, odor partakes of both the
fruit and oil Oi grapes. WITH acids, ~ produces
others Of high fragrance The substitution Of
this Brandy for COgnas Brandy viii do away
with the rnanufActure Of fcii'i0gB spirits sold
under this name both at home aud abroad.
Respectfully,
AssAyer TO Stlte Mas, 70 Boylcston 81.
By he game, IA 1904
nave a.alyzed LYONS PURE CATAWBA
BRANDY" with reference to ia cOfnpo.ll0n
and character being the ssIas- a. that produced
i'm mast wears. A sample takel itOn ten casks
afforded the sarn6 results With regard 10 purity
a slightly increased amount Of the principle on
which IT. favor depends Wa determined by com
parisOn with former 7amplca
The Indications Of annaly-i- slow that this
Brandy il prodncedby the ,4He process a. most
Of the imported Brandy.
Respectfully,
4 A HAYES, II D.,
State AsssyeT H. BOylsston 81
Bo5roy july - I5Gi.
MaAufactugsd only by u. III Jaeob q Company
To whom All orders should W addressed
Depot. 81 Liberty ST., AeH-.SIA-
dsctI 3m --r
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THE BEST PREPARATION in the world foI
Cough or Cold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it. For sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Centre Wheeling and druggists generally.
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CITY ITEMS qM4H

THE LAST CHANCE.-This afternoon and
evening the two last opportunities viii 30 afford.
ed our citizens to witness the great moral e1hi
bition at Washington Han. The hundreds who
last evening visited the Hall were enthusiastic
in their enconiums upon the entertainment
Com. Foote, his sister and Col. Small. are three
of the smallest human beings ever exhibited in
Wheeling. Mrs. c. q. Russell is charming vo.
calist and pianist, and was well received. W.
B. Harrison the extemporaneus poet. Prof q.
81. Brooks, the eminent blind violinist and plan
ist, and MISTER Willie the youthful prodigy.
were al enoored time and again. = ! = L -
P.S.-Owing to Interruptions on the railroad
and at the request of a host of our most prom
inent citizens, the grand exhibition viii be CON
tinued until Monday evening which viii posi-
lively be the last appearance of the little folks
in this city, this season.
Mr. G. G. Russell the popular Business Mana
ger OF the Company;is one of the most clever
gentlemen we haveever met. He and his first
class entertainment are bound to succeed. ID
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ltnfcr NO1iucralz Weitg,tburn

Ginent g[rtifeI beS o6erolpu bieriiber entneb
mon mir fnIoenhe Soten. pb,,e s;ibrioene Fir re-
sinfsGs1 y, r,nl( -,
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Assa S}ipinys5 Ssr 81 etrn, y, sIhsr S7o1 ~
@atro sn,, GS;rIs o,,N esiISar r., r.
o,,f io'sSs' s. Spil gJetInrs nss%Stt, @ ,nnbti 81
iesioe iS6rf;e G;oIbsrGS,,ftipn o,lF mrbr ala 27l
SSH197 bsrefr1et tpirb Irn lIshterem getrdd
prpbmcirte 9itnerifd I'M Sabre l863 la NFiIia
Sie e5iIberhrebuftipn beiief iih n,tf so 9piG
monr,, nuf 9Imerifn Al 9pi1I. fnmn1en 0;;,
1884 trirn 1;k cine i,n,pn1e 9mnohn,p brr G,ClN'
si1sD 9 .,i Ss pst UtU,
Sa,, NV VA cnIS srritnr;,o, ~, 0s Ws,
g. 1S5k9 200 S1mnNrottns;fsm Sos Spsr;fo
75o'oNo - S1 SnoSratmsiien, paS S;rGa6ritannirns fannie
unh Wn6lonSS 200 900 Ouabrofneilpn
Oir 8eSEIfsruno bes 9fntbeiIes ber 0}er az
MIN n;G,t n, ,hr ala L SpiII 5ei1t S1ie 9Srrs
> ~ e; q .tfl.:rtn7 ~, CcS ~. 49,. .
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lid !. er benlbte liG burG ben i'm umIblinaeu
ben TClenfrau3 burdsnbrefen, ater pbne GrfOia,
Oarauf befannte ct fA gum erlten Male oIS
itberwun6en nA6 lpartete rubi9 Der 0in9e, bic ta
tCntnten TOaten. 9fpd rtemaIS ipurSe Elm folder
Mann elmer olben 6euerprUbe ,lnterpprfen.
@eranifiirmten bic MaoAem in Gotten, III &iuie
a ns Srn M pFsa pasn g'i i'm aPs ae Sn @gfs1 Si'
Nafe, 5Ite idnastcn ibu auf bic @anaen, auI
ainn itro 9faGeil. DuBembe Dpn 3iuen miilIer
i'm Saeenbarte 6eS Generals Serlcrem 9e1an9er
letn pnb bort npdi serlteft Iiegen. QSG6rent
Ieincr {9redltden 6euerprpte errGtbete Der 6elr
Spn 90 90 Sdladtsn, lis iein @elidt fat purpur.
rHtb 9llbte. Gnbhb mar bic reble Nalereid Sc,
'WtaSden tbeilweiie absefablt unb er entfant.
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Ste Mbeiber @nrn.

/ 3ebn Dtinuten ipdter i9ritt Sibpae Bitter
baulen itber einen f6mulen b6l5erneil Ste9 Der
iiber ben SluB flbrte, benz anoern ufer oergSupe
per Su. Sin i6Gner 9rOber 6uno, eine ountefz
9elbe SUg9e trabte Dor ibr ber glls slie am enz
|ieitisen nter ar'9etommen mar, folste Ite cine
Strede weittbalabrudrtS oem Suite Oann idlua
lie einen 5ublteig elm, Der CUR 2infen bic Berg
leite biaanflCmm. ourd, paS@eb6lS oas bic iteile
gBano beOedte. 3utpeilen menn oa8 @eb6b 5i6
Ilidtete, bIieb lie ieben uno benuste pen freielt
9lusblid. Oeriidb i6r bot, un br Au1e iinpeno
itber ben SlnB, bas t6ammer9eb6ftea atn6. 'oQs
Sbal babinter lapeifen gu lalier, bQs in all Ser
ElbOnen 6arben oeS SoerbfteS prlngte 9ie DDg9e
le9te ii6 Oann etne Wetle rubig suibren 6lberl
bin; nnb ttoA elmer &auie erbOb tie iih lpieoer
unO Lief, pbne oab ibre 6errin ibr ELI 3eiber
ge9eben, peter. Sn' Der Sbat fOlgte Sibple
jeoesmol ibrem trellen 8e9teiter auf Oem 5ll=
BE. s ,a...~ I'D b.. ss 81 5a ~ | =.
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Mffieipz z2Srauer1ei

gta6ritt pirb biermit seoeber, bos qiiher ~ 2e@.
nanSsn SOH aftien 5u bem @aptal<stpd ber
Baltimore Brewing, Mailing and DistilIing
1. r.s m Company assi,@
oOmi l5 3uui bis gum 8. 3uii ura Wioraens 9 lt6r
bts l9r Wtittass in ter Office
so. fs SeOrtbaraae, Gfe Sapette1tr..
cine Greppe bod, pifeu Iegen. - -3-
yta& benz @6arter 1T rer Gapital.stod $50, 600.
Ssibeit in 5000 afen nn6 ieoe attie $25 Sir iebe
4ttie u6 Bel her 3eifquns 81 unb bon .Sa an ND
4enti4 25 @ents 10 lang, Bic bie atie SSQia ein=
be5abIt 81 entrdteu. lt ~eutltHsf ..s
WtOrtS Mltmdnn, ...tl ctDIgph (5 gBoiIso,r.
Nnbreas Daume irtnet Sbrliar q giTT
.iSbann GrufIe. D+40 cSoepb Rllpyert
Tranj @arbrer, - s5Otana Ehpnra
Gepra Sfdnig. ~ s--' Gdrl 4. 65igbSrt"
1plsPp Ee9er, ~. ~. @HUt9p II. Bcgfi,
SOfepb @ugpert, ptd1bent stGn,e@rbncr
S6asm. e, tS Ntdel,1 >efr f14tui1It)
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den alien ibren 8epeaunqer, urD ioo1te ouur

den allen ibren Bepesunserl. .unD afa9te Daun
freunolthern SOtl8 nj. 1,a si5g r.ral .tLfa7
8leib' ni&t 5lt tunge, Sibpae! aas
) ole brad9te ell1e S9eile unb ifellte iie neben
oen Sater orf aote8enlterbant oamit 5lie ibn 5ar
6anO lei, tpdbreno er aaein mar soa daa Is gta
Jp 9eD our6 Den 0qrnler uno md6e batll
einen furSen Spasiergons. Sn einer fleinen
ShnOe bin i'd 5urfd. -135a
aaB Den 9uno BON Der aette tno ninlm tbn
nit Dir! -oiu)D
eibplle nidte ibrem Batter su, u,b ubne tpei.
tern Nbidieo trat lie Our6 Die @lastbIr Vi. ftiea
bic Stufen, Die in ben @arten fabrten, bins
alb. 49, -.,-..f ...-.. '--' dip
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ri&tunsen fur Grlei6terung Oes geIudjes ber
2afenitabte 8remerbafen Inb @eeifemiinte,
Satrten mad Der Weiermanbun8 inb !Selsp~
Lamb.
3. II. Cine 8eitsettimg erfAsint pom 18.
ouat an pU9entltd einnaL in Der 3eit Spm Is.
It Jult td9li6. 8eite(uneen auf bielelbe
meroen BET alien ppfantalten pcs 5ns unb Au8~
l@nSeS angerCmmen.T
, =: Is. IS wirb gebeten, Gbrenaaben burd
PIE pOit reer @tlenba6n an pas Sytnon3>G 6 pmntit.
tee, nnter Der ashrelIe; Selrn Gbuarb SDlr
sS9Ws9sman'l SW Srrab einauienSem, bas berISnItdbe
Wtatotln9e" osrlelben mU9Ii6lt pernseiben Su
&. 10. Das Central Committee behalf Td
sor mettere Nn0rDnungen 5t trefen, bereu 8c>
Fannfmadnng redtSeitig erfolsen iU4.. ...t
Bremen l. Suni 1865. 'sa@
9as Gentral Committee
ftr ,baS Stpeite 0eutide 9uroessS@ieBeu.
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.ae ae.a prOgrNmm II
-e.. fir bnS i< '.t.7 a'-
3lueitt peat(dt annoeafbieBem
.o IN Srentem .l ma
a'..'aprnI l6. bis q. cSulD 1865, a'1
2lllaemeime SScIfimtnuuoett

W 5. I. 8ns 5eit beginnt am SOnntas, is.
Suit SUrmttta9s, nit bem Nu8ntar1de beI
S6iiBen mad benz 6eltplaBe uno enbiat am
Spuntag, %. Sult, nit Sertbetlun9 Der Beiben
SauptpreiIe auf ieber 6ell6eibe.
~. 9lm S6teBen tGnnen litb nur MtitaIie>
perbe8 SelltIdsn S6isenbun6eS uno dl8 6Gne
niGtbeut1he S6Isen unb i'm Qlu5lano onIG1lioe
Oeutl6e betbeiligen. Auf bic 9aupt<8elt16et.
ben rOeutIhlanb" unb rSeimatbH fGnnen nur
Nfttalieper beS Geutl9en S4IBentunOeS lbie.
Ben. ~.
. z. 3. Die auStpartigem ,S6tBen, ipelde Daa
Set belu6en tperben, ppaen llh 70 fritb ale
mG9lid bel Dem 9SDbnnngS~@ pmntittee (mntel
Der Nbrelle: Serr 9Sm. SaaS iuu.) nit 9enau-
er Mufgnbe tbreS Namens, StanbeS unb QSUbn'
prt5 anmelben Oentenigen S6aBeii, welhe
biele Nufga6e unter ScifiiBung beS 6sltbeitra9eq
ODr Dem Is. SUM- Ibermadbeu, mtr6 bic Set.
farte, ipipie Die 9Spbnun9Sfarte nnb @ep1dfarte
Omit 8eSeihnung Der 9Spbnpns) 3ueelanbt per,
nen- Cine ganS genalIt Nngabe be9 9SDbnprtS
nar,entlitb audi Der fenen Srte neben 9rDBerer
Stabten 1T un6eDingt erfCrberlt6. "'
Z $50. STR unterbrlngllng Der 0Gltc, DDet
tbunltd in Srstquarteren tpirb bic mGghdbltl
0prlUr9e 9etrpifen. 9faG Der 9teibenfOlge be,
llnmelpunaen fplen 5und6lt bic 6reiQuartier,
in prt0dtbGuIern unb iDnlti9er SDfalcm 1polnr
bic eeeen @rt9elt Sur Serfltgu 1g Itebenben
Quartiere bele9t werpei. Seipnpere QSIni6t
in bieler BeaieDuns werpen na9 MGgliAfeit be-
beritdTGttgt. SAilBen, rpelhe, DOn btellsen
@inwpbnery etneelapen bereit5 ftfe Quartiere
babcn, merotn erIu6t nihtSpeItpwenteer lit
Seitfarte, gSpbnun96fdrte uno 0epaGtnrte burd
ba6 Committee UNer ibre bieFsen @1affreuHrt
gu DerNbaneu. q r,~ IL. 81
: Golden S6iiBen, melde pbne felte Suartiert
bier eintrefen, nerpeu bel tbrtr Mnfunft gSpb.
nrneen III benz QSpbnun9s 9sbureaM alte gGrI,
am Marft, anSewielen. sa
IS. 5.'as Die 8eiprsuna re8 0epGfeS itber.
pad Der .Sdilsen, Stpffer iUwObl als Sanbgep6f
lplte, namentIich menn es nid;t nit einer burd
bas @Otnun0S- Committee auselanDten @epGf
fartt Serebtn 1T, DurCb ben DDllen 9fnnen Det
GigeutDnmer8 uns bic 8eaeiHnung dS6itBsn8s-
pGf" fenMlid letn.d l .--.f.- ,.-e gt.r-sl'
"a 3. g.. s. .1pirp Spr8e Betragen werbeu, aud
far Nt6tl6lgen Elm 8oDnun8aburean gu errt6.
tatf
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xbiers ilscr Sfattpnalfehntben.

Otr. 1bterS 1prad in bel @ibung beS fran.
SGFI6en @Orps legtSlattS, nthbem CT id) 9eger
bic merifanii1e @rpepitiDn e1flGrt rnb bic Hiid
|bernfun9 ber frdnSpIlben SI1ppen aus Mertfr
beflrwOrtst bate, Iber gfattptdI lhuben fOlgens
bermaBen aus !: $50 81
uG6 siebt cine sewil7e S9ue, tpelde Derli6ert
paB aatSI6ulben ntd)t6 8unruDt9enDes ba.
ben, Ipnbern Ieblt DDrtbeilaft ietelb lnb cab
@nglanp gIicfltrb lei cine 10 epBe SGbnlb aa ba,
ben, ia babur6 70, Dtcle 0Gubi9er al 1etnen,
@pbler9ebeu interehrt letel. 90 m6sen bic
&auHeute in 9tptternam pbel Mar1eille9 p6lp>
iCpbtren, beim Stnbiif ibrer nit gSaarcn beoeG<
ten Suaps. II" vOb weldb 9lmSehser 6anbelH,
mDgen tie nuSrufen :; nber peuu bic Sallen
9Saarett entbielien fur bic ilrnidt teSablett
tGnntetp bann witrben Ite bral Son Gnbern.
Gin gutter finanSteIer Martt Ellte nit @ltertt
9efIIt leim ipel6e bic Sd)ulren ancerer SDlfer
reprGientirtea. IS 1T faIlenb 1ier 6aS Bet
ipiel Der Ser. Stantelt an3u3ieRn. Sic lpIten
ibre 9anse S6ulo Elm, NIB fa8 mar gut fur lle,
BENT papnrG tpurbeu Itetm Stuibe 10000 9Jtils
perberltelung tss nmenfanilGe1 8unceS Su be-
sablen. Esd, tritnlfe iebOG nid,t baB Sie all
SDre ganSe SAulo efnlGierb Ruberrt paR sic
Ile 1erlninpern. Sefenti6e SGnlren linb sleid)
BEN Seen an. 5nBe 9rrBer Serge bic 9tatnr
Eleert lie nidt aus; aber naG bent SdDnee lyno
9tesen beS 9Stnters atnb S5rilbiabrs Dermtnoert
tie admGbliS bic MaIIe hes QSulers burdp bic
trCdene SiBe beS SOmmerS. Gbmlben mtitIen
i'm Srieben abbeSaNt wef6n, 70 baB mir i'm
Stanbe ltnb Su 6prgelt penn 3rte9 fpnlntt. 1850
f. : @ilte treff.enbe 9l.rtwDrt. = Spll
Der 9teaer pom GGtpeiB oeS arllen ipeibett 0ians
neS leben 2" Iagt Der GOuiS1ile Oempfrat.
~ rNein, Stree" = Ia9t bcS 9UuiSpiae Sour
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Seri11aiSbfes.

SOrtiesun5 fOlgl.)
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
FROM GEORGIA.
Iuasgaraslss sf Gsv. Jsnkias-His Ad-
Aress 20 the State Legislature.

MILLED0IvILg. Ca. Thursday Dec. "a. is6a
Gov. jenkins was inaugurated as Governor OF
this state today;
In his address to tho Legislature he says There 70
no conflict between tho Constitution OF the Uhiteu
States and the Constitution Of the State OF Georgia
Tho laws Of the United States are supreme
The Governor thrn pays handsome tribute to the ecoa
conduct Of the negroes during the war ne says saa
they muAt be thoroughly protected 10 Sher s..
property, and have the RIG TO enter the Coafs
should be to work. and then they wouS oc
the best working class. and their late owno 'H0 o'e'
employers In the word.
The Governor then reviews the condition OF 'ne Sste
Institutions and says that for time even 'oe
taYes win prove bardensome bas % ln'nA Ho' Id 'n0
end the people will Bos snneF
H. concludes hi, address with an earnest prayer that
"0od viii help u all
A.,h. .,o.. of The address Provisional Governor
Jonn.ou hs Sdsd The greet .s. Of the s.se Of 0sorss
a. sior J.nkins Who took the oath OF ofoe. and vn
S:csrsd Dy he President of the senate shs Gov
ernor Of the STATE. .,v A..
los.sd Sv ths nsnbsn Of Tie sss,o Lesslsure wA'sa
sAiossns to-nerrsw'
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Cssc sf hesci Crss'''

A c.,c has como 70 our knowledge reenu! 'NN.
holoncs % that elias, Of events that tax the Pos'
Of belief. A negro named Rctsa ino%'' ~
living in Slavery in Tennessee Oe'Ore''us ' N.,,.
taken into the Rebel army as tea 4s.p,d '.
smith. lie attempted to escape 'nf0uss -.,n,s s
lines and after going some miles was cap'L ,,,.,
two Rebel cavslrymtn. who carried n'n VIr y n1..
ma.,or ID, Williams came to him when u p 4,
for the offense of desor'ion, ard 'a''' y"
necro's own artless narrative; ,,s,r
"Griffin. you shalt run away sss.", ."a,cstoas fv1'
an, vour fee, off, He made nc dr'nk snrs ,be ~
bla.t bottle-it was not audsnSm, M !, he pighi %
Of thst-and / fell sslecp swoaS In ,hs pcrsly
,oun1 s. o. S.sI main DR. Williams cane ~ zoo ~,
a, me- He said: Dick. ! tried ~ hil NE !v ;ou'
S-d hard Niger 10 kill-now III w " AZ - uuil "
dressed my legs and couunueu .shorouea W
YANKEES began to rad around Sous in casrea
they moved the sospss rs',a noe .ll the fess,,,
came IN. When was able 10 NOV J.. Na,hvJhss
snsa. va nasssd 10 Knoxville. tnen )" "a, hertz
the S,dier,' Home. 1 was advised Va. ssw 6&
Gov. Brovniow came hs0e oo''' ". ssA be ~,
Brovplow snd told him OF ny case ,.at hin se
Can't Osmmop and would Try 70 nus, as pofsp%s
N.PSviis sbs ofioers refused TO give me orders;
70 tho North, q they said Is was ssAs, n,se sr sr
two or ssutlemco 10 the rsn,porsa'on, Sn nv passcs
and H.. GiIsoa, one.lekged nsa. ps% saat 70 wSsN
ICuis,i and from that plsce We
ton on Govern went pass .s,h;, sppsS
Th.rs can BE- no doubt Of the truth Oh ,1D yod,
ins .tory. The poor fellow is now ID s"s'.,iu,a
and in want He is one Of tho senoefe', ', '. ,AOeA
sIu s,.,.rv ,h,, proyidenos Ass sent us, and vs g.
A. our ,hs, toward .llsvistins hi. 'uHs.'' c.,ts.
!. sov q No. ITO West Tvsnty'nin'n'cc cc,.dsa
,n,,ons for his rolisf msy b sent 70
p.v Ma q Wet Thirty <ishta$s'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

.icn.. Its ofHcers have shown tte Same fidelity and

ticns Its officers have shown the ssme fidelity and
devotion ss IN former years
Col Anson Stager has been chief Of the military tc'e-
graph. aud Major Thomas I. EckcIt. assistant qnt-
termas'"r HIS bren assistant sup iitehdriS ~" uu'
at the War Department. aid In cbare' "t H'i EfRi"P"
lines in tie departments Of the Posomso. Vng'nia.
North Cirons and the S0uth.
The funds for the support OF the miitnry Telegraph
are furiish.d ON The APP rpraiions OF tne ,IeI
master Dep rtmrnt md d'shu's'd unde' t'e ouec
ton of the chief Os military tcl'gi PMS whose nlor
with those OF his Hsssiants air sninitteu hcieWhn
The duties Of these officers hrre brought them u.o'
directly under the notice oi the creisft W Var eah
of the Ouattermastr, -GeD'ra, and their merits are
well hnov II e. the War department.
Expenditures during the year were SJnOO1 of which
about sl3O coo was exp nded f. purcnsse of 2e5 miles
OF subuat ne Telegraph cables r ~ csee of nects
siy npon the coast and bays The greater part of TINS
Ia stil' on hand. ,, Il.
that the e,tnsteo o"st Of supplying and maintaining
and operating military lines Low 10 use s75OO per
month. c,,
Miles OF military telegraph IN operation July
], ,BN......................... .<f
Constructed during The yraT..... ..........az~t ot
Total nnnb,r Of rniiss ip operation during
tie meal year eudine June 3 1856 ..."8,Tlt iIt--.
eS-"s
Taken down OF abandoned uuGins the yraf..I,'9 ft
Total number Of nes In oTerstion June
80 Ib6S... ~ 20
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18


Tie officer In charge Of thr DIV sion OF military trani
reports from the II officers ~ tho depnrm,n nt
30 far received that during the hrcal year ending
Juue 20, 1864, there were pufchns.d H,Sy wagons
229 ambula ces 279 carts s. i4f sets wheel harness
g. 400 sets lead harness 3255 sets Irregular harness
a25 sets artillery harness. 7O2 sets cart harness. 6f
travelling and e2i portable fJrgea There were esp
wagons. 46e ambulano"s 2i5 carts, carriages. 666i
sets wheel harness. 5 sets lead harness 1U sets ir
regular harness. ly se artillery harness. 400 sets cart
harness, travelling and 70 portable fOrgrs. There
were Oh pended Ost snd tod during the year 2. .J11
wagons. 277 smbulancer 90 carts, carriages I7.U1
sets wheel harness 10 7]2 sets lead harness. & sets
irregular harness 1913 sets artillery harness. l3Jcart har
ness , tsye Ing and 21J portable forRes
Dniing the fiscal year ending Ji<o 10. 1853 there
were pui chased 7b2 wagons, ij6 ambulaDces. 2t7
ears wheel harness. H. sets lead harness
1853 sets Irregular harness sets artillery bnnes 5o
sets cart harness. u travelling and 200 portable orscs.
There manufactured In tn repair and other shops
OF the Department 443 wagons, ~ carts H. ~ sets
wheel harness 90 67 sets lead htrnes 99 sets irregu
lar harness. - sets artillery harness and i73 cart har.
ness. There we're captured $50 wagons lH amubs'
snces Ice cens. 622s sets wheel harness. 7770 srts
lead harness. e67 sets irregular harness 65 sets ari~ry
harness, and B portable forges. There were expanded
Lost and sold ELL CIV ouanoes VI carts H. Us sets
wheel harnses z2I set. lead harness. 80 sets iHeE
ulaY harness. u travelling and +32 portable forgea
The trains Of the army had been brought 70 . high
state OF efficiency by the 30h June 1854 aud they
probably not increased In magnitude during the year.
them In complete and efficient state Muoh ofths haS
ness and many Of the wagons having been pasohssed
early In the war and In contnus use arc worn and Of
TSs army Of Gen. shsruss end ths Army Of the 20.
toase Vnigag 81 WashaSteo Altar bSS vsafs Il scve