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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
NUMBER 7.
STEAMBOATS,. &c.
EREIGHT FOR NEW YORK s~1,
II AND BOSTON. E-&&-
INLAND ROUTE, VIA CHESAPEAKE BAY AND Ci
NAL, THROUGH To NEW YORK.
THE OLD powHATAy STEAMBOAT COMPANY


The new and first class steamers STATE OF MARY
LAND, PETERSBURG and STATE OF VIRGINIA are
now receiving and forwarding merchandise Of all de-
scrptlons from Richmond to Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, in connection with the Canal Line Of
daily steamers from Baltimore.
These steamers leave Richmond every Monday, We'd
nesday aud Saturday, for Baltimore.
Goods shipped ON those days will be landed 10 New
York on the third day thereafter.
Shippers Will take notice that goods shipped by THIS
lire do not 20 to SEA- but carried entirely through
INLAND thu. saving sGperscdng the necessity Of Ia
suranee against sEA RISKS.
The large size Of the steamers belonging to this lire
enable Us to carry goods less than by sny other
route.
Freight for points beyond New York will be forward
ed with dispatch.
This line Is the only one that connects with daily
line from Baltimore for Philadelphia and New York,
and that give through receipts.
No drayage commission charged The two lines
occupy the same wharf In Baltimore.
For orfrcighi or passage, apply to
DAVID & wN. CURRIE,
0fhce at Charles 7. wortham Cos,
oct24-ts Fifteenth street.
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T and +. MARTELL BRANDY,
p Imported by CaskiS Brother, for medicinal pur-
poses Al p. Z DUPUY'S
deels-f Drug Store
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GCtTAUNTON SPECTATOR"
STAUNTO VIRGIN MA

To MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY:
The "SPECTATOR,' published in Stauninn, Va, Is
the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIrM in the interior of the state
ispuhli,hci in of the largest towns III TIA" interior
situated in the centre Of the state, with Railroads and
good Tumpikcs adiIng in all directions. which make
il the focus of trade for all the surrounding counties
and the locality which their citizens look for the
news II Il the county seat of Augusta, one "i III" most
popuous and wealthy counties In the Valley Of Virgin
Ia which i, by far the most popuoua aud wealthy r"r-
tiuu Of the State.
II was the first paper that established here NEARLY
CENTURY AGu and j. in the list year of it, exist
cucc under its present tile SrAuNTnN SrE'rhr"E
IL has always been well sustained by the most subStan
tia portion Of the people II has the largest list II
PAYING subscribers al any paper IN the interior oil
Virginia.
MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN AND OTHERS
who wish to call the attention Of the Pc"r" of this
State to their business would promote their interest by
adopting the SPECTATOR aS their medium of c"Minumi-
cation. copy of the paper sent when requested.
Advertisers who desire the paper To hc sent rs long
- the ad dycrtiscmcnt is ordered to be published will
please say when the advrrscmy ut i ordered Ad-
dress, "STAUNTuN SFE' lAIoh'
ocSO-tr Slinnton, Va.
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NoRTHERS CLAIMS AGAINST SOUTHERN CREDI-
roRS.-The special committee appointed by the New
York Chamber of Commerce. to enforce, by every
means afforded by the law, Northern claims against
Southern debtors submitted the result of their delb
erations to that body Thursday in the shape of a
memorial to Congress
The committee set forth that at the commence
meut of the late civil citizens of the rebelious
States were indebted TO creditors in the North, for
money loaned and goods sold, to the amount OF
about $3.50 900 OO0 and that only small portion OF
II has since been lqudated while on the other hand
large prQRdftion of the residue has been, or soon
will lie Haired by the State statutes Of limitatiQnZ
- tl--.t ts iis't5 may pe auJusteu' ''c'c-
fore the memOralsts pray for the passage oil law
rNrmutng SuitorS in the Federal courts Of the South
cru states from the operations Of statutes OF lmta-
ton passed by State legislatures, for period long
enough to afford legal creditors an opportunity to
enforce their demands.
After an animated discussion, the memorial was
unanimously adopted, together with resolution
calling upon Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress to use the most earnest enLeavOrs to procure
the passage of the desired bill.
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Doctor BAGBY's LECTURE IN LYNCHEURG, VA.
The Lynchburs papers speak in the most compli-
mcntary terms of tine lecture delivered (by request
of many leading citizens) in that city, Thursday
night, by DR.. G. W. Bagby. WeUre much pleased
at learning that it will probably be repeated in this
city. The TTgjaiaH, of Saturday, says:
The people of Richmond have splendid treat in
reserve for them in the lecture of Dr. Baghy. 1t is
ri, h, rare aud racy, abounding in inmtable humor,
sparkling wit and touching pathOs. Only Dickens
could have combined the spirit of these three
talents 80 charmngy in the same composition,
causing the tears of myrth and sadness to flow al
most in mingled stream. If the ludicrOus sketch OF
that useful domestic animal the hog, brought down
tue house in meuiment the picture OF the " Poor
Old Man caused tears unbdden to start in many
an eve unused To the melting mood II the deScrip-
on of that glory of Virginia horticulture, the cab
Lage. convulsed the audience with laughter, the
story OF the scene between General Lee and one Of
his soldiers after the surrender huShed that laughter
into uubrUkcu stiffness and filled every heart with
tender and touching emotions. If the deneatiOn OF
the rockmg young Nirgnian otthe past fed from his
infancy up ON bacon and green's was irresistible
IN us humor. that mrth was soon silenced into
sadness 10y the illusions to Virginia now, bowed,
bruised and broken the shatcrd wreck of her former
self But we have not time to pursue this notice.
The lecture was an eminent success and Will add 10
the reputation OF the lecturer We hope TO here of lis
| being repeated in Richmond Petersburg Norfolk,
Charlottesville, StauntOn, Danville and wherever
else a sufficient audience can he assembled
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VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.

CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS,
AND BUGGlEs FOR SALE.
4hae Open-ToP Euggies
Sine Top Buggies
8 RockSways, I Doctors Buggy
. PhAtOns, one very hne
secondhand Carriages
For sale cheap RObnsons tobacco factory, corner oil
Twenty-hrst and Franklin streets. -
sep9--u J. W. SHARP
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c
DLUNT & MOSELEY,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
90 MAIN STREET,

Near Fourteenth, scxt to "Tmes" Buding,l
Have Just opened with an entire stock of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, Chemicals, Paints, Ols, Dye Stuis, Per
fumey Fancy Articles, Soaps, Pumadcs, Combs, Tooth
Brushes Hair Brushes, Surgeons Instruments Trusses,
supporters, &c. Also fine quality Cigars and Chewing
Tobacco and all such articles usually found in
a first class Drug Store.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours.
JESSE CHILD, with Blunt X MoSeley, solics call
from his friends aud the public generally. nov2s-u
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FARE To WASHINGTON BY THIS LINE ONLY FIVE
DOLLARS.

On and after the 4th DAY Of January, 1866. a Daily
Through Express and Freight Train, with passenger
attached, will be daily Sundays excepted.
leaving Richmond al g. 4. NJ, connecting at Aqua
Greek with the steamer wills Small, arriving in
Washington at :, p. NJ
Returning, will leave Washington at S, 4. NJ, and
arrive In Richmond at l0:3O, p. NJ
Passenger Fare by this line to Washington only
FIVE DOLLARS.
Freights carried through to Washington with prompt
ness and despatch, at reduced rates.
Through Freghts and Freights for Local Stations on
the line Of the railroad will be received daily Sundays
exceptedl at the Companys Depot between the hours
Of s, A. M, and >, p. NJ
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent.
J. Il. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
f. II. CHANDLER, General Freight Agent.
iaii-u
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

The United States and Brazil MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY will dispatch regularly the 9eth every
month, new and FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP, to leave
at ; o'clock, p. N, from Pier 43. North river.
All letter.. have to pass through the Postofdee.
An experienced Surgeon will be- in attendance on
board.
For freight and passage, having splendid aeeOmnoda
tions, apply to
THOMAS AsEyCIo & CO,
No. II Broadway,
oct26-3m New York.
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rVIIE SCOTTSVILLE REGISTER,
A WEEKLY FAMILY JOURNAL,

DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, ART, SCIENCE
GENERAL AND Local NEWS,
Was revived the lS of October, by the undersigned
after suspension of -four years, in consequence "i th'
war. lis circulation, at the time Of suspension, wa
greater than that of any paper published in Eastern Nir
iuia except those of the larger cities, and the Halter
im circumstances under which again put forth, am
the daily additions which are being made to is sub
scrptiun list afford evidence uf an undininishcd Popu
lary with the public. Its widely extended circulation
particularly among the farmers, trnlesm"n and me
chtnics of Albemarlc Fmyanna, Buckingham aud Mel
son counties, will call the attention Of Advertisers Il
the vanages of avang themselves Of its columns a
medium of communication.
Subscription, - per annum. Advcriist incht
Of one square of eight line, - cents f"r each Insertion
81 for month; 81 for three months; 80 for sis
4i.. ..-c
JOHN BRADY, BRADY HARRIS,
JoHN W. HARRIS. Publishers,
oct26--tf ScnttSvillc. Va.
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NOR COUGH AND AFFECTION OF THE
II LUNGS GENERALLY
Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry
Dr. RUser's ExpectOrant
StaGOrd's Olive Tar
Bryants Pulmonic Waters
Jaync's Carminatve Basam
Ayers Cherry Peetoral
Dr. Churchili's lIypOphosphes of Lime and Soda
Leonard Instant Relief
Browns Bronchial Troches
For sale by L. WAGNER,
nov24t Druggist 9th and Broad street.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

An goods shipped by tho ADAMS and HAESDEN En-
rRgss CONFINES from the North transferred TO Us
10 complsts transportation South.
Goods shipped from the North by steamship and
marked TO our care will De promptly forwarded To deS
tination FEEE oF CHANCE FOR C"NHIssIoSs AND DRAr'
AGE
Goods called for without charge.
For particulars, apply at our Office,
dec31sm SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
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The splendid new side wheel steamships
HATTERAS,
LEWIS PARISH, Commander;
ALEEMARLE,
H. \. BoUESE. Commander:
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
Feave New York WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamship HATTERAS, Captain Lewis Parrish
viii leave here, from th" wharf NJ Rocket, on
TUESDAY, 9jh instant, AT . O'clock, \. NJ.
These ship, are entirely new, and were bulit eN-
prcssly for the route.
They have splendid sale aud stat"r0nns, and the
fare Accommodations and attention ar" unsurpassed
Passage, meals and stale rooms included siJ.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly at
New York tho COmpany's covered pier, within
fOriy-cigh hours.
Shippers are invited to notice that IN" great damage
and l"s by handling and exposure from frequent re-
shipping, other lines j. avoided by this ronte.
Freig ghts Tor points beyond New York will be Tor
wardcd with d. pItcl and 40 charge made, except ac-
tnal expenses Incurred.
These .hips discharge cargo in New York. at Pier No
&C. North River and tia" Company. steamers for VIII
ming on n g.. Charleston Savannah, Mobile and New
Orleans, leave from the pier. Goods for these
uinls can be tram frrrd without "r ~ psure
insurance s very low by these shipi and the economy
in time insurance and condition Ia hich goods AZ" de-
liycrrd make, this the cheapest route from Virginia
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered
AGENTS:
Livingston Fox Co, al Broadway, New York.
Samuel Ayrrs Il Co., Richmond, Va.
Calwcll \ Dunn, City Point and Petersburg.
=. G. Elliott, Norfolk, Va.
For freight passage, applyin
SAMUEL AYRES & CO., Agents,
Office Iron Front Buildings,
Governor street, opposite first National Bank
nov2o.-u
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LEAVE PIER No. 43 NORTH RIVER, foot OF Canal
street at l2 o'clock noon the lst llh and 2lSt Of
overy month except when those dates fall on sunday,
and then on the preceding Saturday, for ASPlNH ALL
connecting via Panama Railway, with one OF the
COmpany's Steamship. from Panama for SAN FlAN-
CISCO, touching At ACAPULCO.
DECEMBER
SOth-HE,RY cnAuxcEv, Captain Gray, connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Captain Cavcrly.
JANUARY.
lIth-ArLANrlc. Captain Many, connecting with
GOLDEN AGg, Captain =.
.Oh-NEw YoEE, Captain Horuer, connecting with
CoNsrIrUrIoN Captain FarEswuuh.
Departures Of l,t anI 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers SOUTH PACIFIC PORrs Those vi lst touch
at MASZASILLo.
THRorGH PASSAGE RATES CURRENCY:
FIRST CABIN fOp "
second IaDlh SD w
Steerage loo 90
discount Of oNR QUARTER from steamers rates al
lowed to second cabin and stecrage Passengers with
families Also, an allowance Of oNR QUARTER on
through rates to clergymen and their families and
school teachers soldiers having honorable discharges,
HALF PARE.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult.
Baggage masters accompany baggage through and al
tend to ladies and children without male protectors
Baggage received the dock the day before sailing,
from steamboats,, railroads. and passengers who prefer
| to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board Medicine and at
tendance free.
1866, to from New Orleans TO ASpinwall via lla-
yana.
For Passage Tickets further Information, apply at
the Companys Ticket Oic, the wharf foot Of Canal
| street, North River, New York.
| d.c5..Sm +. W. g. BELLOWS, Agent.
/
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ADAILY THROUGH EXPRESS AND FREIGHT TRAIN,
WITH ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PASSENGERS,
on THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
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NTIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

~ - e.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The following regular trains will be run on this
road, on and after THURSDAY, December 2lst:
Mail train daily, except on Sundays between Rich
m"nd and Saunton leaving Richmond at 7.i5 A. NJ,
and stanton NJ A. NJ
Atri-wrekIv Mail Train leaving Siaunton at 7 A. NJ
for the west Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Tho Mail Train leaving Richmond connects with
trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
The Daily Mail Train connects with stage coaches AT
stanton for Lexington, Winchester &c.
The Train West of SlauntDn connects with stage
coaches for Rockbrdsc Baths, Rockbrise Alum, warm,
Hot and Healing Springs, and the White Sulphur and
Lewisburg.
Freight Train between Richmond and Stanton
connects with freight trains the Orange and AleXan-
dria Railroad for Iynchburg and Alexandria.
Freight will be sent to any point on the Grange and
Alexandra Railroad without change of ears.
Goods purchased in Northern cities can bo sent di-
To and station this road where the Company has
Agent by conSignng them to Stephen Hunter, Gene
raj Freight Agent, Rchmnnd Tho charge for the
transit through Richmond, including wharfage dray-
age storage and commissions will not exceed ten cents
per loo pounds, and on heavy articles will be much
less FrcishtS will be collected ut destination.
Through Tickets can be purchased at this office ia
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville Chattanoogaamd Dalton
Tickets To- Lexington, Virginia, Sll
Freight office ut Richmond closed ut i. NJ
II. u. WHITC0MB,
sepl2-tf General Superintendent.
lA g: ::::......:.i:4
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD co., :
RTcHMoSD, va, Dec. % 1868. )
WINTER SCHEDULE
on and after MONDAY the 25th instant, Trains upon
thi, road will run - follows
Leave Manchester AT go A. NJ. and At S55 j. NJ.
Leave Petersburg 7:lj A. NJ. and at j:l0 =. VI.
IN ri'"''"!r, ''''''..I-. T-i.Ia,4 Freight
Train, with passenger attached, will leave aifI-
chester and Prtcrshurs at 1850 A. NJ
e.. GILL,
dcc23 II Engineer and Superintendent
OFFIcR EirTNoNu AND PErEgsEURH Il. Il Co.,
Richmond, January B. 1866.
nN AND AFTER The It'll OFEJII ~
~ JANUARY. 1866. the sunday Evening 9S.------=---
Passenger Trains will this road heretofore,
leaving Manchester At :53 T.. NJ. and leaving Purahon
taS at ":lu l.. NJ, arriving at Manchester at Z. N.
E. II. GILL,
jan4-f Engineer and Superintendent
FREIGHT OFFICE r.. =. & p. r. II. Co..
Richmond, December 10, 1865. :
TIlE DEPOT OF THIS COMPANY E..I
i will be closed for the reception and delivery s-.H
Of Freight during Monday and Tuesday, the 18th and
2Gth instant.
Also, the Freight Train will be suspended one trip
the 2Gth.
Regular operations will be resumed on Wednesday,
the eth, and the Freig ght Train will running
on Friday, the Goth, usual.
z. II. CHANDLER,
dec20-ts General Freight Agent.
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+ IolIAoND AND DANVlLLE RAlLEoAr
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after TUESDAY, December 18th, the PASSEN-
GER TGAlN on this road will run follows:
Leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted 7:i0 A. NJ
Arrive at Dauvillc, 5:lO 7. NJ.
Leave Danvic daily Sundays excepted, $50 A. NJ
Arrive in Richmond, 3:lj p. II.
Trains connect Burkcvil0 with trains the South
side Railroad for Iynchbury, and at Danvie with the
trains tho Piedmont Railroad, for Greensboro, Char
lntc, sc. THOS. DODAMEAD, SuPrrinte ndent.
dccl2-tf
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VHE BOSTON POST FOR lSGG,

TEsTABIIsHED NEARLY FORTY YEARs,l
Has always been Of the Leading Newspapers of Nrw
Eng land aud ofthr best mediums Of ad vcrti>ng.
By increased enterprise in furnishing live and read
able paper and by The recent reduction in price,
the circu uation of the BOSTON POST has been largely
increased. To advertisers, few papers offer equal
al dvanages either III the extent the character Of its
readcrs-Nurth, South, East and West.
Business Card aud Mercantile Advertisements partcu
larly solicited from Souh aud West
SUBSCRIPTION TERMs.-BOston Post, daily, $40 per
annum; Scui-weekly, 81 per annum, Wecklys2 per
annum.
EeE Specimen copies sent application.
BEALS GREENE Y CO., Publishers,
dcc0-2m 41 and IL Congress street, Boston, Mass.
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RAILROADS. &c.

NEW AND IMPORTANT ARRANGE.
~ MENT.
E. - zssa "a sss ~ - = VI -
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FRIDAY, JANUARY l26. 1896


terest IN hlmss What ever became os him,
waB never able tolsafni but hope be sur.
vIved 70 see the glorious termiaation ef III
struggle for which he suffered with such pA.
tient reslFnatiop. e aso ipgaqar4n 1al Hs'
The.fain now boarca down, ana We wets
compelled to take II as II come, and rest np.
on our asrns during the night. In the morn
ing Saturday our scouts reported the re-
bel army on ne retreat, and orders we're H.
ceived to contnencs forward movement In.
mediateiy, which Vas done at day4light, tax.
ing possssSion ofths town Of Murstsuboro',
and pushing on after the retreatipg and de-
mOrAlited rebels, hundreds Of whom were
captured By our cavalry. 'p' -. Y
That day the ambulanees wsrs rnuning
from morning TIN night brIpElas in tho
wounded, while large detaehnsnts were en-
gagged 10 bdrying the dead. Il was 4 hsrrid
sight to PASS over The bsttls-fsld and behold
the ghaStly tOrns Of the slain, lyiag il hsa,l
here and thsrs, whore the ,bastle ragged The
hottest and thus scattered over a space Of
many miles. Eoin ,i1 NJ iy8stS3 i
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS
PRICES no SUIT TIE TINES,
Kiag'S Ola Corner, 0Ppssito che Lamar House.
Prices 81, lIhrhrrrht Money.
iaR TH,oMAa a. MARR

Il 1sbI TOuR uNcURRENT MONEY. THE FOL
AJ ieNlng arc tie rUes paid By THOMAS A. MARE
NAIlh N p0rnei Of UuioR and College street, NAhR-
vple W. n4caEsni plohey, These Quoist iane are Tia.
tltNS HeIuaae, bat mar De dapSndhd % aahlcsht-
hnQfh time for renittaness " We received bymA o.
AHH},Ni n No. rarded without delay.
m }NIt fghiAVN ffi HANK of fufton z IL rs
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THE UNION FLAG
.I0asSb6teagh, JaaaaE 26, 1866.
g. En- GRESHAM. 4
lEDITOR AND PROkRIgrORI M


- -, " Terms 4 .o,to =. $40.
every Friday Mornlne, on tie following
tcrms. sE@ tbgT9 HdI ,Ac43R sl7P
OnOscpy, per year,dg @tah bais3 90 y
4 4t9.; Six months, eobaL ugs 90 q
= Single copy, 10 cents, 4, .'l4 49,, .....
4 80 attention win DC paid to orders forthe
paper unless dccompaniedby thc CAsa.qn z.
X sE1S- -ApvERrfsEnEEfs viii Do chasgedS 50
per lquare, lten lines or less, u for the arst
insertion, and rs cents for each cohtipuance.
A liberal deduction viii BE- made % yearly
Advertisers. IN
Z heA- AsSouScNo CGNDiDarrsAaFo County
Offices. IS oOj State, $40 co. 8za soa agss
Jop-PPISFiEG, Of Al descriptions, paatly
execn,ed 80
1eA. All communications tending to per.
sonal hgfnndizement or emolumeht wiil be
charged the same as advertisements. hu t1
AdyertiaeErenss continued, anIeaa or.
cred 20 be HtOpped.
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]"
eHosT SroRY.rThr Western papers tell ID
EOodfAiIA Ap iPgsdible ghost 'lQrJ, And bAsE
i.upb,, ,thsANprp sthdsvil' OiseysFAl respsyt-
able persona pt Gr-nd Traverse, Michigan,
A spiriual uSlium a. that place, whOss
husband vas = agippboru dls6eIisYsr u chs
" naaifssia,isnsSg ssSVrsd him 10 bar dying
breath that she Should rsappear 70 bin in hsr
body at bis dsath1to eonvines bin Of the
truth other hSlitL Several weeks amer be
wa. .aken slek sad : "SpiriiaaP tunpuS was
t.pt Up in the hons pptil bis decssse, which
soon filosed Jyt befers hla death, which
occurred ~ midaight, heavy and Irregular
fOotsssps we're heard 10 the hall ths door was
burst op,n asd The remains Of human body
rseking With pusrsScsucs, siaiksd into the
room, aud IN muifisd voice reminded the
dy ing nai of the promise, and 10 be died
fell horia mass upon the soor, a. exam.
Iaation cf her grave provfd Il 70 BE- empty
The story created intense eEeitsmen,. and the
house sbsts TN AaAiF waS said 70 have oe-
eur.d vas burned By che frisndI sfshs hni.
l.
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9I.g ii Secretary Of War.
AIToRsET GESrRAbs OzFicEsl
II sH JannaryI4s 1860.

To fhs Pre5idsaii sir--I haze ihs
honnr 20 acknowledge The receipt from
you OF Q copy Of q resolution Of The
Senate OF Go United Siatca. OF tho
ala % Decembef, 4s0G In that yess
OIutiiJn tlleSoaiorespeetfHby byFtqmsl
ted 10 10 informed upon what charge
aud reasohs JeifttAob Davis "a sliiI
held IN confinement, and why 30 Ms
hot been pat upon lie trial When the
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AsgrErI ISs.-h viii Paysyary map who
has an arsielr 70 sell 20 advertise ~ Wonld
you ssIls hone iss she PabllcEuow H. Is
win cost less tban = weeks nsd for bin. y
ybu. roald ssll yoar Arn, lel ne ppbqe
kuow iig sd ths probshiliilss are ih~ some
one oithe thousasds o. reafisrs ofths papers
Nant 51r6 & f,rtu, rpd yili boy We pick
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