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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
RICHMOND WING
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE p, 1865.



q yausnjighans recent letter TO the
Young Mems Democratic Ass citation Of Lancas-
Ter Psn.sylvaliA. gives 40 gie3t length his ideas
Of the present position and duty oi me healo'
crlt G. parry. Setting out with the assumption
tba. ths Democratic organization wilt be
MAINTAINED. he proceeds 10 argue the qnestion OF
reconstruction, holding that the slavery question
is no lonCe. In the way. OF President johnson
he says
an any event, he is emitted q. the hands Ct
the Democratic party % lar ana charitable
consideration Ct ,hc seyerll measures which be
shalt propose though most assuredy, al the same
time lt wall be the duty o. that party 70 render
a strict ira ami fearless Judgment upon TEN,
and % act Accordingly as thy shall be found 10
merit support OF 10 demand opposition
lie says OF slavery
as 10 the hitherto vexed question Of slavery,
allow me TO say for myself tEat from the vely
nrst 70 the last, With consistency and persistence,
j opposed all agitation OF tie subject mol for tie
sake of the iastilUtOn-l repeat IT, not for tbs
,,ak- Of tbs institltiOa, bat because I had been
taught by tine fathers TO believe and DID tuly
believe that il could end only in civil war and
disuniOn. temporary or eterlSl-whejheg right or
wrong let the history Of the past i.ur yeals de-
eide. Ihs price has now been weighed out and
in part paid. A heavy score ye; rem ,lns. But 1
will not es3ay 10 Ieckos- " aud adjust the APP
FALLING AMOUNT of debt and TAXATION, OF suffering,
CRIME and blood ia the past or yet TO come
Again aeCept lAt ldltrr ltI'llcN -l.4ecl IL NL4-
Cerths new order OF things 10 AID our children
may enjoy the SAME measure % private haYpl-
mess ami pub ic prosperity which was permitted
10 MS ana 10 our -aJaers unaer the old MON,
,nsrt slave and part free. And now, il viii out
sisvers, rauoi0n and a pacihcaiion real sircere
and lasting. together Si.n welfare and secUcgty
10 the psO,s vi all the state, can be made sure,
le. slavery utterly perish. But IN no event et
The question sLau4 aEy longer il the way
lie thinks the ola dea,-ctatic party needs puri'
6cauOn.
WITHOUT mono OF courage, mo:o yig0r move
audacity, 10 y.u please in graphing with great
questions As ~ lJrli6r years Tue IsaiJcrdtc panty
cannot ought ult 10 survive, and must give
way % some o.lef younger aed IlO.e vital Or
caGizatigu. lg 10 = % re lain ~ it, present
COmatJse stlte, at now the beginning Of new
ep0cn 10 pubic Affairs II we're Tar better that 10
should Do buried Olt Of sight az Cnc- Certainly
/ DO not advise that =, shall move without occa.
sion. aud waste It's superduous yisor upon The
ALI. Rightly % be great Is net 70 stir without
great argument, aud it may be months before
policies ami issues are sunCgeutly defined 20 re-
uuire It 20 act ~ AL But the repOse Of conscious
power and Tie le,aaIgy OF threatened dissolution
are very dBsreat things.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
TO CONSERVATIVES,

THE advertiser, having been restored to
i health in a few weeks by a very simple rene.
dy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption-actuated by desire to benefit
the afflicted, is anxious 10 make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he viii cheeffully send
copy"Of the prescription used free of CHARGE
free with full and explisit directions for prepar-
ing and successfully using the same, which they
viii fud sURA UlsE for CONSTIPATION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS &c. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the prescription is TO benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con.
ceives 70 be invaluable and he hopes every suf.
ferer will try his remedy, rs it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willisnsburgh, Kings County, New York,
my l6--ead4W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

How 70 DISPOSE or Your FRACTIONAL Cur.
RkNCY.-MAuy persons Ia business are constant.
ly inqGiriug bJa 80 dispose % surplus quantities
OF fractional curcacy, wh.cc .hey ana no small
annoyance compared wiki tde solids they
We're wont % Elni in dass gone by. We
wou inform sC-h The re emp,.0n Of taeIr CTr-
re1cy Is constan.y taxing place 10 tL5 HeAsury
De1srtmeut Iu NJ ..sLIug,OL, and no the various
su6.tleasur.es. IA OI-tr o. IasuJe redemption il
is r.OQi.si tla. Sac currency be PUT IA pack
ages containing o. ussJiy as may he even hun
drsds OF f.,cct as, Iu OtL=r wO.ds that each
plcSaCe OF uyc ccat pieces contain - OF ten cent
pieces so, a.. thai different varieties % tLa
ssms deu.muAgJu OF currency De sent IN Sepa.
pllate picGsrsE faced uluyr.u.y upaasds, and
thai mut.ia.eI currency D3 seEs separately IRON
the whole. "a sae y -CSages % currency tnus ar
ranged ogo addressed % the Treasurer Of the
United STATES 10 Washington, and registered al
the FOs.JLcc. returns Jy check on New York
may be expected On IsOm cigh. to ten days
Cincinnati Times.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

ENVELOPES AND NOTE PA
~ PER.-Envelopes by single thousand and
note paper by the Team at wholesale prices,
seat by mall post paid, on receipt Of the price.
1000 Buff letter envelopes, extra thick s4.00
900 white note envelopes, double thick $50
One ream upper thick note paper 800
One box ESQ new style Magenta envelope 200
Dealers wishing a supply would do well to
write US for samples and prices.
G.. s. HASKINS & CO., Stationers and Enve.
lope Manufacturers, Sc Beskman Street, N. Y.
myl0-6m
Editor Of Wing, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir-With your permission wish to say
10 the readers of your paper that will send by
return mail TO all wishing it (frec) Recipe
with full directions for making and using a s IN.
rle Vegetable Balm, that will etfectually remove
in ten days Pimpes, Blotches, Tan, Freckes,
and all impurities OF the skin, leaving the same
soft, clear smooth and beautiful.
will also mail fee to those having Bald
Heads or Bare faces, simple directions and in
formation that will enable them to start full
growth of LuXuriant Hair Whiskers, or Nous
tact c, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail with.
out charge. Respectfully yours,
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
myl6-eOd4w 1871 Broadway, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
RAGSl BAGSl BAGS

ITO TAE PRIVATE FAMILIES AND STORE.
KEEPERS or RICHMOND, VA, AND
YIClNiTN.-1bc great advance in prices Of eve.
" article OF domestic use Gist brought out
Fkcnt'S East Endia Coffee.
since it, iuuO iu1tion in 1861, 50 well liked has
IL become m consequence Of its excellent flavor
aud very healthy properties, besides lis great
CconomY-beIng only half the price Of the best
Java CoGee-thst it has found its way into early
every private family, hotel restaurant and board.
ing house in the principal cities of the East,
North and West and as IL undoubtedly will in
the South.
kenT's East India Coffee
il prepared from pure Coffee and Dande ion Root,
which Is knOwo as possessing great nourishiDg
and inylgorating powers, and when properly
roasted and mixed With pure Coffee is fee from
the decte.ious effects prodaced by the ordinary
store cOiiees, or pure coffee alone.
ECnt'S East India Coffee
produces no nervous excitement nor headache,
but is healthy, palatab.e and nourishiug. Il can
be used by the invalid as well as by the strongest
person.
The eminent DR.. PRIME says;
"KeRt'S East India Coffee
is worthy OF all praise, and should be used by
all economical hOusekeepe,s."
Professor UPHAM, one Of our most eminent
chemists, says: Il consider
AcAt'A EOsl AAOAN SOAAtC
a national blessing. | have been unable TO use
any coffee for over twenty years past until Kents
East India Coffee was recommended TO me. 1t
produces neither headache nor nervous prostra.
lion Of the system, as is the case Of every other
coffee have ever used"
Theenirent bishop Ames, Bishop Potter Bishop
Baker, Rev. DR.. Richardson, Professor Jas. Boyle
Dr. Faces and many other Of our most distin-
guished men, all bear testimony to the great ex-
cel.ence Of KENTS EAST INDIA COPIES as a
pleasant, wholesome family beverage, combined
with household economy, while TO the stoFekseper
Il aiiOrts handsome psOf. and gives general
satisfaction TO his customers.
henl's East Endia Coffee
i5 pscked in papers containing one pound, true
weight and lettins its delightful aroma any
ledgth Of time. Il is packed in cases containing
36 90 and 100 lbs for groeers dlarge consumers.
The East India Coffee Company's depot is at
l54 Reade street, New York.
RICHARD DAVIES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

NEW YO2sEk ADYEssFIsEu rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
COAKLEY BROTHERS

Importers and Dealers In LEATHER and SHOE
FINDINGS. No. l6 S. Calvert st., Baltimore.
T ARGE assortment Of French and Domestic
IL Calf Skins, and Patent Leather French and
English Hastings Gallons Webbs, LAces Drills,
&c. Also Spanish and Hemlock Sole Leather.
Boot Shoe and G tier Uppers my29-3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-28
INSTANTANEOUS ApEERTIsENENTs.
svoRN STATEMENT.

Fasce CCnPany. .---
SWORN STATEMENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
ApriI 22d, 1880 concerning corporationsr the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report: ..,.L =, chi. cou.
pany Is seven hundred and Fifty thousand dollarSs
II. The amount Of assets Is nine hundred and
seventeen thousand four hundred and forty-two
dollars and forty eight cents. 70
Ill The company hai no debts.
", The amount OF insurance written during
the year IL eleven millions nine hundred and seV
enty seven thousand eight hundred and hfty .tve
dollaII. VuNHeoo W
The amount Of insurance In force December
3ISt, ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou.
sand, eight hundred and ninety'four dollsrs-
el0,l20. .e94 90
Y. The Company InsureS against the following
BsIIdins,, Qs.rts NLills, Merchandise,
ASTGSssGPf1 ASTG.S:s.sPt1u Port and fEeir tsr1Se:, e
and ether Personal
for loss or damage BY Ore.
vi The largest ,um this Company will take on
snv one risk IL 915C00 the limit fixed by law,
but on ali such large risks reinsurance 10 GER
tain extent will be made In other responsible COM
p1nies. l--e-- J. HUNT Frenoen"
AJ;RALsros' Secrets sserstsriyS; z 1855
Ban ffRnctcog JauuHy AoI A0oS'
William Alvord. MoSe1 Elis.
EB Benchley, Az snen,
ETaessd Moses Heller,
a R.li9man. Edward Martin.
AlASd Boral, ALTuoos'
1hsrIe. NaVne. JB Thomas,
Ionis McLSnO, DIV C Rice,
fioyd Tevi1, John @ Bray,
Iohn n Hittie. David sterns,
% q PSI1ton. William Sherman,
Tms: DeFremsry, Samuel BiGslow.
a " Beaver, L Sachs
Herman MIchels, 6M Wilson,
EIGoIdHtein. Alpheus Bull,
p HansIman. William 6chole.
HIM NewhIll.
Stats Of California, City and County Of Ban
FranciSeo, sa-On the 18th day Of January. a: D.
1865 personally appeared before me-H D. no.
mana 4 Notary Public In and for said city and
county, duly commissioned and Eworn-A. J.
RsISton, Secretary Of the Pacific InsuI anee Com
pGny, who, being duly sworn. did del o.: and say
that the statements contalnedin the foregoing 20
port Of the Pacific Insurance Company, to the
bert Of his knowledge and belief sre true, null ond
correct A. ). hal toN:
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 10Th
day Of January, 4. D. 1865.
The Pacific Insuraace Company,
Having. in compliance with the law. Deposited
Fffty Thousand Dollars In the bonds ofthe State
Of Nevada, are now prepared to enect In,urancs
Lowest EatabIished Rate!
oFFICE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Cai
E.vada SHARON & RALST0E,
General Agents for the State OF Nevada.
.e (mh26 Is6nil
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-28
FOR SALE
PTONEER QUARTZ.COMP'Y,

-AyINnHEAsED NJ INTERHST m
III thS above Company 70 J. A.fTednan, nj
codnOetion With me 6ustness o. the Comeeoy wu
80" ffom this datN, All! n. p. 1HELD0EgG
a1vsr Qty, Jens ], loSa 1uSn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
GLENBROOk HOUSE,
LAKE TAHOE,

THIS POPULAR PLACE OF RESORT n
i is now open for the reception Of all ss,S
guests who may favor me with their patron. -
age.
The House has been thoroughly renovated and
re-painted also a fiue PIANO has been added TO
the Parlor (Which il one Of the uest in the State)
also q beautiful Grove and Walk have been ad-
ded near the House. No pains will be spared to
make 1t agreeable and pleasant 10 the patrons
The Trout Fishing and Grouse Hunting eScels
INV place on the Pacific Coast.
4 new and splendid STEAMER will be ready
to run on the Lake June aOth. Many thanks for
past patronage. \, 5 BEATTY, Propr
Gleubrook, May -, lSSS my27 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-28


From the N. Y. Commercial, April 27th.l
The stock market continues to exhibit q
strong upward tendency. At the first board
the transactions were large, and throughout
at higher figures.
Governments are especially firm. The AT.
rica's news, of an advance of ive-twenties to
66 in London, has removed all expectation of
a return of the bonds, and there is now q gen.
eral disposition to buy in anticipation of fur
ther advance. Some OF the more prominent
dealers anticipate an advance to IS in London
when the full significance Of our late victories
is understood; and it Is not easily shown that
this view is over sanguine
In railroad stocks, Erie, Reading and Mich
lgan Southern were most active
The news by the steamship Africa has
checked the upward tendency in foreign ex-
change. The large advance in Five .twenties
has removed the apprehension Of return ship.
ments OF bonds; and the drawers have, conse.
Quently, reduced their quotations; or where
they have not done SO are unable to sell, The
highest sales OF sterling we hear reported this
morning are 109H, without commission, for 60
days bills. The demand shows disposition
to hesitate until the full effect of the rise in
reason for expecting further shipments of bonds
from this side, which would increase the sup.
ply of exchange.
The weakness OF exchange reacts upon the
Of 3, as compared with the highest figure OF
yesterday. The speculative movement is mere.
ly nomiIa al. and it becomes more apparent every
day that the times OF wild ventures in gold are
past, the chances being altogether too tame to
tempt the class of adventurers who formerly
frequented the room.
Money continues superabundant, and the
rates of interest easy. The demand lis active,
but the supply is ahead of it, and the rate on
call tends toward lower figures. On ordinary
per cent; on Government collatsrals, 4aiX
cent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-28

TIE LATE GREEK sRRvICRs in Trinity
Chapel, New York, haye occasioned a great
stir in religious circles. The American Pres
byterian attacks the EpiscopalIans for their
York Freeman's Journal, Able McMaster's
politico.religious sheet. The Journal says:
"The serrice said in Trinity Chapel, called
to humbug the uniformed, 'the Greek Lit
urgfcdl worship and 'Divne ser vice, according
to the Greek rite was simply, and in all its
parts. What we Catholics call Mass. 1t was .
conservation and adorotion OF the Body and Blood
OF our Lord, t,ansubstantidted,' by the poor Rus
sian priests words, from the elements OF bread
and wine! 1t was service full Of prayers to
saints, praying for the souls or the depar ted,
and recognizing the worship of relics and OF
images BY the way, did Papa Agapius show
moreover. any document authorizing him, in
the name of the Schtsmaric Greco.Russian
Church. to do what he did ! We knoi0 il Is
impossible Poor olo Trinity has been hum
tiers in social life, in this city, have been hum
bugged by bogus counts and 'marquisses y
But Mass he's been celebrated in Trinity That
is a fact that cannot be gotten overn'
The Church Journal understood to be the
organ of Bishop Potter, in an article replying
to a charge of the Evangelist (Presbyterian) of
last week-that in the Greek service at Trinity
Chapel the Episcopal Church had fraternized
with a Church which held to all the essential
doctrines of the Church of Rome-sums up the
case for the defence as follows:
"The simplest truth is, that neither the
Church Of England nor our Church has ever
adopted any legislation which would exclude
even thorough Romanist from communion,
If LIE were only willing to present himself to
receive it-and much less member Of the
Oriental Communion, which has never
been even censured by us in any respect. We
do not exclude any person OF any commun-
ion, who holds the Catholic creed, and has
been baptized and confirmed or is ready and
desIrous to be confirmed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-28
EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.

EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
Arrest Of Noted Seeessionist-His Re.
fusal TO Apologize for q Late Speech
Pursuit of II i'm by a Crowd of People
He Draws Revolver Upon Them-The
Police Save Him from Personal Vio-
BaA-.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-About a. m,
Edward Irgersoll, who delivered q strong
secession speech few days since in New
York, was waited upon by committee of citi-
Zens. on lighting from the railroad train at 9th
gize for the speech. This he refused to do, and
drew q revolver from his pocket, but was un-
able to fire it before he was knocked down and
very badly injured, cut and beaten. He was
then arrested and held in TWO thousand dollars
bail fer assault and battery, and carrying con-
cealed deadly weaI ons.
a committee of the citizens have W aited upon
the Mayor to have the bail increased to ten
thousand dollars.
Irgersoll is regarded as one of the chiefs of
the disloyal party in this city.
LATER.
Charles Irgersoll offers to 60 Bail, and Is
very badly Beaten-The Lives Of Rebel
SympathiZerS Hardly Safe.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-This afternoon,
Charles Irgersoll, brother of Edward, and q
notorious sympathiZer with the rebellion, went
to Spring Garden Hall for the purpose OF going
bail for his brother. On descending from his
carriage he was set Oh by the populace and
very badly beaten. He took refuge in the Hall,
and subsequently was conveyed to his home.
Several prominent secessionists proposed to
visit the Hall this afternoon, to consult with
Mr.. Irgersoll, but were warned not to do SO,
and desisted
The excitement on the subject runs high, and
in the present state OF the public mind, the
lives of rebel sympathizers can hardly be said
n he safe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-28
STONEMAN'S COMMAND.
Capture of Rebel Prisoners ond Artillery
Destruction of an Important Bridge
Effect af She mama A rmi sfIce. &c

Destruction of an Important Bridge
Effect Of Sherman's ArmistIce, &c,
KNOXVILLE, April 27.-Since the last intelli-
gence from Stoneman's command, the folio W.
ing is a summary of what it has accomplished:
One portion OF the command, under Colonel
Palmer, moved down the Catawba river, dis.
persing parties going southwest from john
ston's army. 1t captured upwards of two
thousand prisoners and two pieces OF artillery,
tamong other things destroyed was an i'm
Sc railroad bridge over the Catawba river,
5 feet long and 60 feet high. Then, learn
< that general armistlce had been entered
into between Sherman and Johnston, Colonel
Palmer ceased operations. Other portions of
the command, under General Gillem, attacked
and routed the rebel force under Major Gener.
al McGowan at Morgantown, taking one piece
OF artillery, and afterward forcing passage
through the Blue Ridge, held by the rebel
forces under General Martin taking six pieces
of artillery. This would have captured or
dispersed the whole force, had not General
Gillem been met by General Martin with a
flag Of truce, and bearing letter from General
Sherman, countersigned by General Johnston,
and directed to General Stoneman, ordering a
general suspension OF hostilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
POI ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS
AGREE.


Out Of ten thousand regular physicians you can
not Hna enc who will not Say that Stimulan:s and
Inriso, ants are absolutely necessary in medical
practice. And yet In by gone years humane prso-
titioners have hesitated to administer them, be.
cause the fsndish in genuity OF wretches who make
merchandise of human mfr mites, had 50 polluted
and deteriorated them that the remedy was dee med
as dangerous as the disease. This perplexity is
happily done away with. Physicians know. be-
cause the first analy chemists of the age have
demonstrated the fact, that HosFErrER's CELE'
BRArED STOMACH BIrrERs are absolutely and ca.
tirely free from all pernicious elements. Hence
they have been intro duced into the United States
Army, and are accepted. whereon the testimony Of
the wise, the in telI gent and the philanthropic
rated at its just value, IS the best protective
against and cure for all diseases arising from i'm,
purity in the air or other unhealthy climate in.
fuences, that has ever been tested by experience.
In cases Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complsnt,we state
without qualification or reservation, that the Bit
ters are ss nearly infalible as anything prepared
by human skill can be. ap26-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-28
LATEST FROM RICHMOND.
We have the Richmond Wing Of yesterday
containing the following:

C6utalnlng tne 1olloWlng.
Reported Escape Of Jefferson Davis.
Under this heading some of our northern ex-
changes have telegram from New Orleans,
dated the 18th inst, stating that it is reported
that JEFF. Davis crossed the Mississippi river
at Thinkers Bend, accompanied by Texas cav
airy, on the night Of the 10th, escaping the OBJ
servauon OF our naval force. There is no truth
In this report We, on yesterday. published
from Greensboro, N. c., on the 14th. There
are gentlemen now in this city who saw him
there on the 18th. He and his Cabinet and
principal military and civil officers rode South
from Greensboro on the morning of the 1ith
under the escort OF about two thousand picked
cavalry. There can be but one doubt that he
will make for the Trans Mississippi, and
that is suggested by the fact that his follow.
ers openly proclaimed that to be their destina-
ton.
The work OF removing the remains of Union
soldiers from Oakweod and other cemeteries
is continued by friends and relatives from the
North. Where the graves have been marked
with the name Of deceased, number of regi-
ment, &c, the removal is not a very difficult
matter, but where this precaution has been
neglected, as Is the case in many instances,
great trouble and perplexity arises.
Were the Confederate Government recog
nized tomorrow, and were 1t possible for that
government to resume its functions in every
department, 1t would be government without
record, and would speedily arrive at chaos.
documents before deemed Of the highest i'm.
portance are whirled about the streets upon
choke the cutters. Bundles of records are
hawked about the streets, ana sold in the sutler
stores for wrapping paper; old ledgers and
day books from the Treasury and Auditors
Offices, half filled, are made to perform another
service in a commercial way, in the shop and
counting room. Pay-rolls of the Confederate
army, paid and unpaid, half burned, are
bundled off to the paper mill to be converted
into virgin paper again. The flooding of the
world in the days of Noah did not more effes-
tually drown out and wash away the record
Of the people that lived then, than did the evac-
uation and burning OF Richmond destroy the
Confederate claim to a government. The
evacuation mnst have come upon the Confed-
crate rulers as suddenly as did the flood else
more would have been saved and less put out
of existence. AS it Is, the great problem of
separate Southern Confederacy, which Jeff.
Davis and his clerks were working out over
innumerable reams Of foolscap, has come to
naught, been dashed by the sponge OF fate, and
nothing remains, If the problem is to be per.
sisted in, but to wipe out the slate and COM
mence anew dating the Southern Confederacy
and Its records from new era and a new
birth. 1t is an old household maxim that
"three moves are as bad as a fire. but with the
Confederate Government one move and a fire
did the business.