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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-03

House bill to encourage immigration, and to pro.
tect immigrant labor, read third time and
passed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-03

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-03

have given the Plantation Bitters to hum
dreds Of disabled soldiers with the astonishing
effect. @. W. II. ANDREWS,
Supt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-03

House bill in relation to assistant clerks, with
Senate amendments came up. The first amendment
was disagreed to and the second agreed to- Finally
the bill was reconsidered, and the first Senate amend
ment agreed TO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-03
HE CITY RAILRnAns-

Senate bill los, Incorporating the stockholders Of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Connection
Company came up on the calendar.
The amendments to the bill were adopted, where
upon Mr.. Boiling moved TO strike out Of the bill all
relating to the city of Petersburg, which was agreed
to- and the bill passed.
Mr. BOILING then offered bill Senate, l73 in
cooperating the Petersburg Railroad Connection
Company, which was read three times and passed
under suspension of the rules.
The idea of these two bills is to incorporate tro
companies in lieu of one general association one
for each city, who shall proceed Pdri pGsSa with
their work.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-03

Nashua, N. u, Propriet"Is.
For sale by all druggists. nov2I en-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-03

n Thou wilt send me two bottles more
thy Plantation Btters My wife has been greatly bene
fitted by their use. Thy friend,
ASA CURRIN, Phadelp hia, Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-03

/ have been great sufferer from Dyspep-
sla, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation Btters have cured me.
REV. J. s. CATHORN, Rochester, ". Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-03
iDP SADDLERY HARDWARE and SAD.
DLERs TOOLS.

CLAIBORNE WATKINS. No. 81 Main street,
Formerly with Smith, Rhodes go.
Has for sale
Fancy Horse Blankets
Gentlemen Fine shafter and Plain Riding SAD
dies city made
ladies' Quilted side-saddles, city made
English Bride billings and Martingslos
Daniels Steel Post Bits
Plated Coach and Riding snaHies
Fine Hard Slder stirrup Irons
And general Aortment of saddlery Hardware. 10
which invite city and country trade.
few sets of Buggy and Ambulance Harness, which
! will sell low. oc'g3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-03

The hour of one o'clock having arrived, the Sen
ate proceeded to execute the joint order relative to
the election of Superintendent of the Public Print.
ing.
McsSrs. John J. Palmer, r. F. Walker, Wm Mac
farlane and W. a. r. Nye were put in nomination
The following is the vote
For Mr.. Walker-Messrs. Boiling, Cabell, Cole
man, Lawson, Lemosey, Mitchell, Peck, Powell,
Robinson, STROLLER and TlOut-ll.
For Mr.. Paimer-Messrs. Alexander, Below, Gil
mer Gray, McIiae, Richmond and Washington-7.
For Mr.. Nyc-Messrs Carter Crockett and Da
vis-3.
For Mr.. Mocfarlane- Messrs. Gait and Power
The joint vote resulting in Mr.. Palmers receiving
81 votes he was declared duly elected.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-13
MAIL ROUTES.

Chicago aud Eastern Mad arrives at 500 a. m.
and 400 p. m. Closes at s pm.
Port Byron Mail, via. WATERFOWL, Hampton,
Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordova, arrives at
7.l5 a. m. Closes AIS p. m.
Davenport, Iowa, Mail arrives at 9 p. m. and $50
a. m. Closes at Las a.. m. and s pm.
Oauarka Mail, via. Camden Mills, Pleasant Ridge,
Haslitt, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High Point,
New Boston, Keithsburg, Oquawka to 0quawka
Junction, (Sagetown, leaves daily at a. M,
and arrives at $50 p. m. Mail matter for Edg-
logton, And aluss, Buffalo Prairie, Illinois City,
Drury, Copper Creek, SC, Sc, gees by this
route
Monmouth Mail, via. Presumption, Suez, Viola,
North Henderson, Spring Grove, and Mon
mouth to Macomb, leaves Wednesday and Sat-
urday at Z a. m, and arrives Tuesday and Fri
day at p. m. Mllersburg and Richlsnd Grove
are supplied by this route.
Centre Ridge Mail via. Centre Ridge to Oxford and
Gaiesburg, leaves Wednesday and Saturday at
5 a. n, and arrives Tuesday and Friday at
p.
foai Falley Mail by cars, daily, leaves between Z
and a. m, returning at about p. m.
Cambridge Mail, via Coal Valley, Pennsylvania,
Orion and Andover to Cambridge, leaves Mon
day, Wednesday, and Fridsy, at a. m, return
ing Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at p. N.
-Ofee hours from q. m. to pm
Sundays, open from 9 to 10 a.
JAMES F. COPP, Post Master.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-13
GENERAL AGEN re-.

John D. Park, cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller, Finch
1 Fuller, Chicago, Ill; Burnhams yanSchaaek,
chicago, Ill. Demas Barnes & Co., New York
y. Ransom & Co.. Buffalo, N. Y; Farrand, She
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colI;psn,; Il Z. Sellers & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. !;
Co., New N-leans, La; R. A. Rob;nso, 4 Co.
n q nu n; B'gley Bro, Memphis, Tenn /;
BIZ T. R pJpuy, Richmond, Va; Thompson 4
h n.ocA' DA'1"0s., 10. Dexter = Nelleger, AL
Ohio; VIM. Johnston, Detroit. Mich. W;l.on
Ksters & Co.., Louisville. Ky A'e''
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wards so notorious
for their criminal
employment in the
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are now offered FOR
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-13
Dr.. SE ELYE3S
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Another Great Triumph.
It. G. LIGHTE q Co.'S
PIANOS

HAEE just received the highest premium
/ i at the Iowa and Illinois State Fairs, al
the most celebrated makers in the United States
On the Committee's Award Book. after the en-
try of the Lighte Co Piano, under the head O
Best Square Pianos, ore the following rema rks
"lst Premun-Splendid instrument. Reasons
why this piano received the first premium: LIST,
best case; ID, BEST ringing tone, most vibration,
taking the same tone and striking with same powl
er; Sd, beet tone 4th, most mellow tone; 9th,
best melody; 9th, best general finish" The
President of the Committee says that "the mem
bers each took TO them selves piece OF paper and
went from instrument TO instrument, each making
their notes without seeing esch others pa
pers, on the following points, Wig First, case /;
second, vibration third, tone; fourth, power;
fifth, sweetness; sixth, melody; seventh, general
hnish.'' The committee unanimously gave the
f. C. Liphte Piano the first premium These
, 1866-03-01

L Wagner, InIured-Horrible Treat
nsent OF Freetliueal-A Texan Robbed.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

4 Wagner InluFed-HorFib1e Treot-
nsent OF Freedmeai-A Texan Robbed.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l
CINCINNATI, Feb. -.
The driver Of a coal carl, CHRISTOPHER Kline, ln
driving up the accent from tho rircr, stopped bis
horse to rest and while endeayoriug IL pat atoue
behind The wheel, the hoste suddenly allowed the
eart 10 back, which knocked the driver down, and
onc Of tho wheels passed entirely over bis body, b.
low tho ribs. crushing him 20 badly thai 1t Is harly
possible tor him to recover.
The following statement WAS ruadc and ewosn to
today before cap,ain Oyler, or the Freedmen's
bn1ran. IN Covington. by Harrison Gttscs,
4 eolorcd I'M. tn regard to the a.ruatment
be received from the rebel ringers Of Boouc
connty, Kentucky: On last Sunday. at 1ase hou!
at ntgh1. eight armed men cane to hts hou.e, and
n IN abrupt manner ordered hlm to come out OF
led and give n actuunt OF himself ne ohcSed this
summons. M They took him short Distance tEnna
by the captain Of the company. They then com.
nicnoed whipping him. and continued for IN hour
taking # BY turns. until eeven Of The men had ex
hausted themselves. The weapon nsed was brush
cut from Nht1c tboE1 t1ces. They whipped him
VIII bis clothes On, but he body vas bruised and
IN By The Ses bfoh
q sia IL family and Il. Ednana Bakef md fs@is.
They then gave him onlers 10 leave the STATE i'm
ncdlaie1y and II ever causht In the country again
they would kill him. He lett the next morning.
i gentleman from Texas. John Ane.jer. who
came here TO bug machIney, was last night rubbed
Of s., ,Uib while asleep IN boarding honfe. Three
'cdgers in the houtd have been ARRESTED oD sns~
p,ciop, hut no money recovered.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tttbunc.1
CLNc1sSATI, Feb. g.
4 week since an old gentleman, Bella kimbalI. &c.
ss.ug at Woodstock. fn this Statc was badly beat.
en BY some ono In the das and robbed of so0 II
80 boade. Detective Frank Mitchell, Of thi. city.
engaged to ferret ont the robber. fe soon .us
rrrtcd the old mans grandson. W. II. kfmGau, a
| returned soldier. lie had been at Columbus since
the atiar, and came hong with fine snIt Of clothes
which he says lie bought with the bonrsT money be
bad lhese obtained. The detective, on gong to
Columbus, could hear Of no bounty being paid KIM
tall. He Wrnt back and boldly charged the young
lpAn with the crime, who acknowledged It md pro.
,nanrer in the stable. lie has been bounI owe.
VI
, 1866-03-01
FROM NASHVILLE,
Legislative PFoccedIuE-Tho River
Another yerslon OF the Knoxville
TraEcdy-nlarriase Of an Ex-hsbel
Genefa1-&otton HKafRefs 6cs
[specisl Despatch 10 the Chleaso Trbnnt.1

1puix1nttve Prnccedln rt-Thr Rtvrx-
% %anotne1 sesslon u tae snnoasIls
1FaTco3-naAFt1a.e o1 an FIX. .Aeeet
Generalization Market, dc.
lSpee'S' despatch ~ 'ns emso aF,oaHe'l
NAsa'1LtE' fcn.' y.
In the Senate ). 6. Ca11gsn protested sgatns.
,ae eonaf1a'.oao VI - u iAn"he5 ~ une VI 'oe
ready holds Gre lucrative Office. Mr. Lindsey ~
NJ nsss,n ,nt.o;,ness rs.o,r.,o, f,r ,hc .,.
sai naa1 m..uuueeu ..S ieolu..on ,.. ~ nc ap-
rolnmen! o. JONI selee' commune 10 takc mo
=ysleta OF the State and report at the next meeting
Of the Ieeie1stare. ~ Keterfd 10 o. The commt,ts. ~,
Etnance. sna G. 'N '''~ ~
Nr. Hall sdded one moro contribution to tho
numerous tatch ot franchise b!ils. '''~@ - 4'S
Ap Ella g % ioa Ss isb.e II Il e1 In
,esa 1 e Il Gs b is sa
sssnE !, 1d so saTe @ ess q e ,s q
Die III. morning. They qrfte The House h9uchiso
hiit in null and Gum up he various afgum cntE used
sins tga,ei! new IN oeo@e 1nef address e0n'as no.
Tie Chattanooga paity .au<fica1 Union contains
q version Of The knoxTille t.agedy different fsom
eoshsS s9 e. g. H. so3,ra
n1.t yrmeEnsr the Trest nnfinsthY and hafrrf fhsf
has been Haanistea Tor cutorsd soldiers b. h. easi
zcn+ OF Knoxville and surrounding country, md
1bi. rnme sn,fcr while IN 1uty n Sentinel n the
sarnc ulace IN 1fcyjous DIV. lid heen imno,s1 m
% py pcrsops y!slt,ua the nuIdine. Iic Wss <-uar
M, md ~. rrrhabiy s,,ly t,on, hefn. mnr
dc;cd by Interference Of ne1, a. bIs liz
Wss threstenrd. The roltier's instsuctlons were Ia
nernjI M tr,o IN en,sr the hnifdine sEfbonf ,Srf
len pcr1ni.sjou. ruIess nasscd In b. ouc Of hi. on
err or ~ Csnf Wsinwrirht or hi clerks. T},es..
lu.fr1,rt,nns we.e i,nnerstyc r. tbe rr.rd ~ ~
nrc..ion nf lie n1-3er of cnl nxst' str xeottne9
II 10 nrs senta3 rrnosr .1thnIttv -. an--r 49, ~
hnIdnr II ihe ssn3tnef Ts+mttied r. S,nt ns ~
.nfe. s.ithanf h.TnT rtss T. we ~ s,e1stitr ~
.t W. ~ ~ os ~. tn9t ne
,hcr ~ nc.it,y othc- ~ n1;er " f,rs. I'LL ~
LIZ as,n ~ ~ @ h,t. S1sa h & n!Sl ne
lIG nccass4 ~ pStas nat!eu y = nseEo so!oles'
ana =. a1. Q! LIE .a ~ 9atsa 70 Pr.
et,s II, - is,tc,;ont rban FL I.s.
~ n " " GStluus' ToSh SotI DfsI ansHctea;
n.s 2 ~ x, aio1 70 X9as uamnea
bn"irs nrs" ~, -. a. -. ~ NJ s - Ttsp
~ naasEis h's .. nnu ~ A'e htae ppcAeA
, 1866-03-01
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Al Passenger Car Sublnersetl-yFonder
fui E~eMpe oE oEHa3aeuGcEs-UneP Peraon
Drowned and Several Injured.

A1Faseen.er Car Submerged -Wonder-
fui Escape Of EPAzacuEcrx-4}neP Pernon
Drowned and Several Injured.
From The Pittsburgh Commercial. aathl
On Saturday night nbnut ten o'c1ock on acci-
dent occurred On the Pittsburgh, Columbu,
dcath Of one man and the injury Of several
others. The through express train from Gin
cinnati due In Pittsburgh at one O'Clock a. II.
Sunday, while nearing NASHVILLE Station, In
Harrison county Ohio, broke All axlo under
tho tender attached to the locomotive. Tile
den breaking Of the axle under The tender,
stopped it so quick that it forced the tlrst
passenger car over an eubankment some
twenty-five feet high, into Connoton Creek,
which was very deep. and leaSiny but i
small portion ofthe end Of the car ont Of the
5s natsr The sss9n ea Rsss Eoed dGw
and was prevented from m going @ Into suin tbs
water By the coupling Of tho sleeping car.
the rear Of which remained on the track Had
the sleeping car gone over the bank, none OF
the passengers could have escaped drowning,
as tho water Was damned up but short
distance below, and vas very deep. The first
passenger car, Winch Vas almost completely
submerged in the water, contained about
thirty passengers, and strange to SOY they
were all saved by crawling out Of the windows
and doors, except one man. name unknown.
whom It is feared was drowned, as he has not
been seen or heard Of since. Most Of the pas-
sengers weEe more or less injured, but none,
It "a hoped, fatally: The following are
the names Of those most seriously
injured: Mr.. George n. Beltzhooyer, Of
the ttr1u Of Wood, Matthews l. Co., Iron mau-
ulacturers IN this city, was Injured about the
legs aud body, hut not dangerously Mr. EB.
Howard, division engineer Of the railroad, IN
jurcd about the back badly Capt. MCGOWAN,
Of Viekseur-. Miss, badly injured about the
the ace;Ient from sixty to seventy passea-
gers, aud 1t seems miraculous that 20 few were
seriously injured. 4 train arrived from Steu-
benyille with surgeons about au hour after
the accident, and brought the passengers to
stcubcnrillc and Pittsburgh, arriving in this
city at nine o'clock on Sunday morning. The
power to relieve the Injured, and render the
tasseurrrs cotnfQrtablc,
, 1866-03-01
FKUN DETROIT,
The Flying Cloud Dlsasfer-FerdicI or
The jirY-The Board Of MtssIons--
Military.

Ahc frying Cl0uN erNjCI OF
The JfrY-The Board Of Missions
Military.
Especial Despatch to tie Chicago Tlibane.]
DErno11, Feb. Is.
The coroaes's inqreet Concerning tho death Of
the three men by the explosion Of the locomotive
Flying Cloud Al Denton's, or the Michigan Ceattal
l:ailEoad, on Monday last, returned verdict TINT
The deceased came to their death By the explosion
Of the boiler Of The locomotive. and that the cause
of-euch explosion was unknown, but 1t ls the
opinion Of the jury that It was eaused By low
water in The boiler.
The meeting Of tie Board Of Missions held it, con-
Guiding session In this city today. The sacrament
of tie tosa a supper Was Administered thls morn
Ing, md eermon preached By Bishop McI1ssine,
Ct 0h!o. Il The afternoon a meeting ~aa held al
ST Panls Church, which uAs devoted TO discussion
on the subject Of sending aid to the
destitute clergy Of tue south. In the
evening public rntsslunaty meeting
WIS held at st. Johns Church. AZ which ddrcsscs
were delivered by Rev. IL. II. Thompson, OF Fasho.
tab, Rcy. Dr. Statkey, OF Cleveland, Rev. II. J. Par
TN, Of Cheltc1 ham, and Rev. pt. Ashley, OF NIL
Wauket.
Orders have been received for the muster out Of
the lint Michigan Cayalsy, which is uow in Iiah
territory: After being mustered out they will pro-
ttea to this STATE
, 1866-03-01

Official Notification Of the Expiration
Of the Reciprocity Treaty.
WAsnEs67nN+ Feb. a3--Tbe Secretary Of the
Treasury has Just issued the following circular to
Collectors Of Customs and others ia relation to the
termination OF the reciprocity treaty:
TREASURY DErAnTHEsT, March !, 1866.
Ton have been heretofore advised that the rec1-
rrocity treaty between the United States and
ner Bnttantc Majesty. proclaimed On the
inst. In the absence Of any instructions from this
Department n The contrary Jou Will please consider
khe several thrift acts now in fotca as your grtde IN
the assessment snd collection Of duties On any goods
wares OF merchandise imported On and amer the
18th inst. into the Uuited Saiet from British prov
inees. Al sueh po1s as without appsai-ers, and
where the responsibility OF apptaisin@ the 7alne
and determining The classification Of goods WARES.
&C.. rest upon Collectors Of Custonne, the utmost
cnre should be exercised In determining the xalue
oi ony goods, warcs. &C., imported from any Of the
nf7tsh rrov,ra. It i competent Tor The appraiser
Of any one Act1ng az appraiser 10 take The actual
market value In The principal market. OF either Of
the provinces Of Crest britain.
ISiglet,l H. McCutLotu,
GnArn MI $hnFN FNxoaR,
, 1866-03-01

tions, The customs demand IL moderate. The an
t;cip4.sou Of oser four millions Of interest upon
le4os, falling due so-moTTow, has ies eject upon
Nkw YORK, Feb. sa.-The Post says: Wall
street Is more animated today, IN consequence q
the report, which is extensively believed, that Al!
loan Lis Will be made conducive to iuastion. and
that the temper Of Congress i hoati!e 10 MI meas
ures 1ooktns: toward Contraction Of the grcentaek
currency. This is interpreted to Be favorable TO
In stimulating speculation. il Is runoed thst the
t1ghtneea Of money, and the consequent loss Of
credit In London b come Of the leading railway
the plans proposed BY Sir Morton Peto wlen In
this country, but nothing L certainly Known
, 1866-03-01
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

MAu1sos, Wis, Feb. Is.
In the Senate to-day, the bill authorizing the NIL
waukee { Prairie dn Chen railroad to secure by
mortgage t,s preferred stock to the holders, which
passed yesteraas, WAS 1eeonAideted and re-comm.t-
ted TO the judiciary Committee.
The resolutions On 1anonal politics introduced
yestesdaY wcte postponed I'LL tomorrow.
Very iew bills were Introduced, Including ono 10
amend chapter Il, revised st.ntes, in rr1attou to
the manner Of commencing cisil actions.
Senator shoies, rom majority Of The Select
Committee On the sndfaee bull reported In favor OF
asain admitting The question Of extending HE
Right Of suffrage eoloted men. and .aruued It u
considerable length IN iaSor Of equal and Impartial
suffrage.
The senate sustained The Governors veto Of the
4 number ot ssasla1 bills were rejected on the
came principle.
The blu restoring capstl punishment was post
poned one week.
The Assembly bill making the Qusrtesmaster
General Btste agent 10 collect cisl1s Of Wi.eon-
sin soldier. Ieec!ed sono DAYS &zo, was reconsid-
cred and feaued to the Committee On Stats
, 1866-03-01

The River and Port List Monkey
Shines.

The River and Port Lfat- Monkey
Shlnea.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trthnne3
NExPH1s, Feb. 28
The Heathcr IL .sat7n, With signs OF rain. Huai
ness f. taifly active. Two hundred halcs al cntou
bare been shipped, two hundred Of which are for
Cincinnati. PCT steamer Robert Burns, and tho bal
ance for New Orleans. Down-Steamets Virgins,
City of Alton, Cltttuu, Clara Dotsou> Ed. Walsh,
ida, Fanny, r1Ina Donna and Silver Cloud. Up
Sieamc.s kiisous, kate kearDy. Brrns and Gold
finch. The Magenta has again extended her trips,
ard will run hereafter between Catrpt and Now
Orleans. The Underwater Il ut the feyGc awaiting
orders. The river t. rfFtu5, and all the tributaries
he}ow are at a good boating stage.
The only excitement here to-day Wis ihe walking
Of ugh. rope stretched from the top Of the D,st-
itta Building Ia the top Of lrviue block, di<tancc
Of eeyesal hundred feet by John Deuicf, Of Thayer
s Soyes ciEcns. The feat was witnessed by thou.
sands. Denier wheeled barrow and performed
numerous gYmnastIc ftats on the rope lof the epaee
Of half an hour.
, 1866-03-01
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Photographs Of OGfccrs-Drosyncd-Ti
fosEle~.H1itt}san Habeas Corpus Case
-Perao1laI-weaghcr

tnUI0ET&p pas Oh OIQeGfH-UE0hEAGa-4N
MosEle~-71itt5gan Habeas Corpus Case
-Perso1laI-xgenghcr
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trbuns.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. q.
The State authorities are collecting for pre=erya-
tion, In permanent form. as part Of the history
Of the was, card photographs OF all the officers Of
rcsinente that have been organized in Iudt-
ana during The late rebellion. The Governor de-
sires that all ot1c.rs who hare not sent their pic
lures rthe collection will do soon possible.
Two lads, named George Finch aud Thos. Mur-
ply, were drowned this forenoon While skating On
The utl racc, near White r1yes. The lcs gave ~ay,
and before help could reach them both pe1tahed,
, Hon. Jas T. Mcdonald leaves tonight fas WaAh.
inEton, as counsel In the habAds eotpts case of
Hoxles and MtlHsan, row pending III the United
states Supreme Court. 1t Is set for hearing on
Monday next. Mr. McDonald's askocIate counsel
are David Dudley Field. Of New York, aad Jrre-
miah Black, Of Penue eyIsnnia.
Msior General James d. Wilson. the great cavalry
raider, whore fosces csptuted Iea Das1s IN the
city to-day, and chilled on Governor Baker. He Is
ENJOYING lhe liberty Of a twelve months leave of
h1.Ence.
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