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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03
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PROCLAMATION OF BANISHMENT BY
JEFFERSON DAVIS AGAINST
Union MEN


Whereas. The Congress Of The Confederate
States Of America did, by an act approved on
the 9Th day Of August, 1861, entitled IAN
act respecting alien enemies" making provis-
ion that proclamation should be issued By the
President in relation to the alien enemies,
and in conformity with the provisions Of said
act.
Now, therefore, !, jefferson Davis. Pfesi-
dent Of the Confederate States of America, do
issue this, my proclamation; and do here
by ORDER and REQUIRE EVERY MALE CITIZEN
OF THE UNITED STATES. OF THE AGE OF
FOURTEEN YEABs and UPWARDS, now within
the Confederate States, and adhering to the
Government Of the United States and &C
knowledging the authority Of the same, and
not being a citizen Of the Confederate States,
TO DEPART PROM THE CONFEDERATE STATES
WITHIN FORTY DAYS from the date of this
proclamation. And / do warn all persons
above described who shall remain within the
Confederate States after the expiration of said
forty days, that they will be treated as ALIEN
ENEMIES.
Given under my hand and seal Of tie Confsde-
rate States of Am RIGA, at the city of Rich
mond. on The Ian day Of August, A. d.
1861. By the PRESIDENT
(SeaD JEFFER ON DAVIS.
r. NJ. T. HUNTER, Secy Of State.
Contrast this with the present demand of
rebels and copperheads, that rebs. shall be at
once admitted to all the privileges Of loyal
men.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

IN pvsNfENoERHGA on PAINFUL 0iENsrEUArIoN,
AND arENoREiAGlA, Or ruoFusE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from a fulty secretion Of the
menstrual fluid ONE ca-c being TOO littlc and ac
companed by severe pain, and the other TOO pronse
secretion which will be speedily cured by the C0ust-
tuition Water.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE
We VI Is, which is the result OF a relaxation OF the
ligamcnts ST that organ, and Is known by OF
lla7'"sea lH drnnrtng iiains iu tia haa and sides.
and at times accompanied 10y sharp laueuating or
shooting palms, through the parts, will all cases be
removed by The medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms, arising from
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, Which physiciaus
call Nervousness (which word covers up much i-uo-
rance and in niuc out OF ten tho doctor DOES
not really know whether the symptoms nrc the dis.
case, or tho disease the symptoms. We can only
cnumcrate them here 1 speak more particularly Of
Cold Feet Plpitation Of the Heart, Impaired Nom
DRY, Wakefulnoss, FLASHES of Heat, Languor LASH
tudc, and Dimncss Of Vision,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

An auctioneer. selling library, and not
being well posted in books, scanned the titles.
trusted TO luck, and went ahead. "Here
you have Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress how
how mueh'm l offered for i'll How much do
! hear for the Pilgrims Progress, by John
Bunyan! lis first rate book, gentlemen,
with six superior illustrations how much do
l hear? All about the Pilgrims, by John
BunyAn. Tells where they come from, an
where they landed, an what they done after
they landed Here's a picture of one Of
Them goin' about Plymouth, peddlin' with a
pack on his back"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

A rascally fellow, who calls himself prac-
tical joker, in Allegheny city, recommended
to bald-hesded acquaintance a certain prep
aration, of which ctoton oil was the chief in
gredient, as an infallble hair restorer. The
victim applied the stuff both to bis scalp ard
chin, which within twenty-iour hours were
shockingly inhamed and broken out. He is
not likely TO be the only sufferer, however,
as his adviser will be prosecuted and made
to smart for his deception.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

ui, wAKKENs BlLiUUs|
o--r,- BiIrrHo, i1t purifying the
NLLA| Blood, curing LIVER complaint
\/R\/ ZJsu4doe, Headache, Dzhhtss,
NDN - Dyspepsia, Geneia Debility,
costiseuess, Pies, and ali bilious diseases.
For cleansing, Strengthening, mnsoAu9s an ana Iul-
li human sstem, it Is believed to be unequaned by any
dREAl REGULATOR
Persons suffering from omphcatou q diseases Of
chronic nature aud cannot tell exactly what ails thtm
will mud sure aud speedy relief ia the use OF Df war
ren's Bilious Butets such case was MI Daniel
smiu's of Barton W who siites under date % Aus
~, lce2 ;"l commenced taking thc butefs hfst oi
Juyt nave takeu one bottle aud part OF auother-hnd
my health quite restofcl' Mi, omitl had Ocen our oil
health f0l months, and unable tu labor.
n GRhAl uUMOk CUkEl
Mr.. Smith a.ove alluded Co, Says My son who
has been troubled for years with un Ter bus arms
has been cutod by taking one Jotue OF Dr. NAHehs
Ii ouiokeus the circulation restores the lost appetite
regulates all the functions Of the body, dcauses the
blood, carries od all morbid and unhca by secfei .ns
ttreoy prevent curing all diseases Of the skin aud
all complaints caused by impure blood, disotdefed
condition the nver, stlmsc aud ouNels 10 the W. AZ
anal eniscIated Df WNrtt's Blous Hitufs arc pdfLc-
ulay recommended as the must per est t1uc aud mvB
orator the world has ever seen. Ms. d. \" iaul 10
Nauciestcr, N a., says. "t had become SO much
5cl iced that ms weight was only loU ust nos laiet
wiug inr 1itt,Is three wfthsl weigh ioulof
Persons Who sutIeyt Go ftven, cAu.cl uy sudden
colds. overlooking tAc stomach. o'ti-cAGi'ni ot ohei
cbuscs may always escape settled lever by lew doe
eco ut This mtuIene. a fever cannot I've tNeHy .i.w
hours tlnfc Do Warren. u.lo4s 1.t.es as us.4 ia
season.
.ha. ur. Mason of suuc01k, n. lI.. says, March ~
laY3. " IayiiF made .At.u.lyc uac ol ur. artl'
Bilious htcu 900 10y practice dutug the pAst twu yrAs
have no hesitation DOB fecummt ulmg them tl ihN pub
me "s very t.iAlie tud Nal'aW' lamil meolcuc' H'W
tac use Ot which bee u1Ailcd more satisfactory co.
Quite thnn ifou any other Compound with "hicA an
a.4oani td -uhs-4ulnty. ln e. n' isaNon WIN 700
proprietor, Dr. M. says " hlud not tuow how 81
Eet along iu my pr4euae without d. WArien's Billion.
B.ters
rterr 10 lnttutrrf .tts aud iu.tatiaua Obferye fac
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

Your Precrpuu my daughters life, and has saved
me hHsd1eds 4 q, b. gMrnhEls keussu, n. s..
Prepared Prescription kEy. T. PEHEGHINE
Every ouetu whum have rcctmucnaed has benehtttd
much by us use'''- KEY. q, y. JONAS, kacue, " is.
BIBLE HOUSE YIN of
1900 was suffering from violent cough Toe uhic lad
been treated during months without
ad sAi Antas which Completely prosattd ia
nug huafseness would come On, Nhc would
speaking above whisper had thcu had
on hagc from The lungs My family fhy that
lac could do for growing rapidly
ana had been compelled leave business
mouths Al my SYMPTOM. Indicated, uLmsakebs, te pres
euce 81 NuNSl MFllON. In The beginning o b. hruary
liz nry Fisher, lrtasurer VI the American hhlr society
scented with bottle Of the PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
In aiew days my appetite (Which had entirely ostl
two weeks The Nh swtas broken 1heuorforsari
fcgautd strength rapidly aud regularly
To- duties cerk 10 the MEXICAN BIbLE SOCIETY no
whose emp ment have been niuc au uiEuy
good health Your lkEStkl IluN elected O. RE- when
friends dtspatel 81 nus recovery mos. j. tuN1kI.
have had NtrrOus spasluhc asthma fur eleven Gears.
buriuE the last pa have never hau
nights feht IL often SEEMED that would before
suffered go greatly from 'thorut6a o hrrah that cu
lt9 TO ttt ~ qneut fes 10 walking from ml residence 10
" The .ht be loie obtained the PREPARED pREsCRIp.
lt.ok tranpuuuiul al NOON aud again at hight
might without have not had braktn Hts SINCE
. | 90 longer LOOK La-satu,' have gained Dol
strength and spirits and 40 AL actrd with thrtnr.
ma Call and See
EIKA 1, LANGuoN, No. s3i Fourth street. n ~,
The " PREPARED thltIloN" b. put 40 ina 81 hot
te ana BE- sofa hS hfuEg sts urialA udfs may
dressed Go the sole fruprtior-i OSCAR G, NOSES
toRrLaNpr SrRELrN h. Consultation Tree Circulars, con
tau'ns P4rneuafs many oasss successfully treated ali b,
sent Tree by mall
soid "a Aonlpellerby NE. BROWN
luipltupdaWly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

The Princess Mary OF Cambridge, it is said
was weighed few days before the marriage,
when u was found that she represented the
substantial figure Of 252 pounds. M4y's a
" buster
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

hnvc long since given up thc uso of huchu, cuhcbs,
nud Juniper boo The treatment of thrse diseases. und
only use them for One want of better remedy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

Wuulls4Lg iNp AErAit,
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK
10 addition 90 our main lusne.s OF Photo rJphc M
tsftals we are Headquarters Dr the fol owing, vas
sThHEJsCoPas g. 5rEHEo3CuPiC VI twS
OfAmerican and Foreign Cities and Landscapes Groups,
HtAtuAy etc
srEREO3COPIC VIEWS OF THE WAR,
From negatives "a ado Ia the various campaigns and
oming a lmptte Paotog aphic history Of the gieat
contest.
srEREoRconc VIEWS on GLASS,
Adapted for cherthe Magic Lantern or the Stereosoope
Our Catalogue Will be sent u any address on receipt u
Stamp.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
Wemanufactur more argely than any other house.
ab at o yaries from 81 eeis TO $50 each Our AL
Bu have the reputation Of being superior IN beauty
and durability to any other
Ca,d Photographer II Gsaeyab, Statesmen, Actors etc.,
Our Catalogue embraces over FIVE THOUSAND
different SUBJECTS including r'pfoddeuous Il tne most
celebrated hngrayugs Paintings, Statues, etc Cata-
logues sent on receipt Of stamp
Photographers ard others ordering goods O. o, D.,
" please remit 20 per cent Of the amount with Their
order.
The pisces and quality OF orr goods cannot fail to
satisfy. July 3daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03
THE AMERICAN
Patent Metallic Shoe Sole Company,
WITH
CAPITAL or gI5OO0O
OI25

iuP TANT TO THE AFFLTGTED
DIR DOW contiEuca 20 be consulted at bis oi e Nos.
and 2 hndicott street Boston. an diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
~ long course Of tudy and practical expe ience Dr.
Dow has he graii6 alton Of ifg the u lrt-
nate with remedies that have never failed cure the
most alarriug eases "
G ONORRHLA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath li treatment all the horrors OF tereI,ul ard
mpure0loud apoteucy. sorofulA GdnorfhoeA Ulcers.
PAIN or Distress the regions of pfocfcaol Iuham-
nation u the bladder and kidneys II droceio Ahs,sses
humOr gtttal Swt iugs, aud the ioug train OF h1rr-
h" ssmpt-us aLtudtng this class Of disease aIe ~ sdr
10 btcine aa harmless as tue smp est aluRs o child.
Particular attention given T. the treatment of
) h NJ n A l. w Il A X n L S S.
IN a is forms and stages Patients who wish 10 remain
undr Dr.. Dow's treatment few days weeks. will be
furnished with pleasant rooms, snd charges for board
moderate
+. S.-Lades who are troubled with any disease pc
eular 10 their system will ind speedy relie BY calling
on Dr. Dow, al his otiicei No.9 kudiUUtt street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03
TAKE CARE OF YOUR LIFE!

a NEW INVENTION
WTrriNo ruAFtHr IS the mpst prolific cause Of dis
ease and d. ath knusn TO humanity ltls almost sure
To bring cold and colds, tgec, d. and often when
not nt elected, lead TO fvtrs coughs and IA al
consnmpu1ns isin recognition " bis truth tla the
Inventive talent of the country has for years been devil
sing met od attempting 60 devise It for keep
ing be feet dry, and yet hat should hot give inconyen-
fence TO the welrof Rubber shoes in one ioriu or
aupthef lve hithef0 been roIiauCe bat rs well
known, a. among their many evils that wi lie they keep
the feet dry from external moisture they sweat them
ovfr much aud Boy thus inducing an undue tendtrre,s
increase susceptibility % colds rather an oh,rwise.
They are also uetsonc o. me feet and wthal are
very expensive The demand is something hatthau
make the ordinary Boot and shoe impcrsious 20 water
without affecting thet Gle or durability anu IL pos
sibf within adding 5tHsby the cost OF ther manu-
f,gturr. These 1t Will be conceded are most fottat
features and we consceuuousj affirm that they are alb
soluely attained in The invention herewith preiented to
the public.
TIC Invention consists Ia inserting between the inner
at outer sole when the boot is making thin METAL
IcPlArE exceedingly ductIe oonbini gH.sfhitty with
"NsN.'' very Hsh' and every way adapted Oh be erd
desrd "hie Che additi nal expense IS merely nominal
l. i.hes ptrlect barrier against the adm i.ior Z
wtt or dampness though tue feet may be exposed ever
90 long u.on vet paveucuts or damp ground
TO ladies and children the META1lc soLEs WILDE Of
meal ulAn value os om fcr habits OF hie and deli.
ca'} OF dfesH they are fcuafly exposed TO the long
me ieet. 10
These soes have alre dy been tried by ihc bcst Of an
ieis, AclrAl sa and ihe testimonials 70 hcif merits
freely o. heftl ind cate that b must De- spte1il, and
universally %. pied oy ihe public The Patent Mctaiue
gu % boots ana Shos ore b ing introduced into the
leading Is OF ans shoe Stores throughout She Irited
States auo viii supplau an forms Of o,er.h u.s. except
possibly tor deep mud w., as lhey become luoaf
BE sure TO sei them and take other your shoe
maker does NOT happen 70 have thcm he can pto.ufe
thtm without difficulty Hle will not th n stnd ,our
ttt 10 the inventor one dollar aud thirty cents aud o-
yam SIX p assorted siz's, Wh right 20 use, which will
De promptly iowaued by mail or express pre- paid aud
which can b. made mp by any shoemaker In te eolpty
Agencies wll be tsabsh din every city and village, and
supplied with shoes and proprietary stamps at schedue
cd Cd ON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

WISTAR'S BALSANI
W | l. d G II + r RY
HAS BEEN psAu pom NHABLy
HALF INJURY,
WITH TAB MOST AstoSisHiNo suooE,siN CURING
Coughs, Colds Hoaseueis, Sore Throat,
lldueuza, Whnopiug Cough cup,
Liver Complaint Bronchitis,
Dill Guilty NJ httatnluE,
Asthma and ev,ry
affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CON S U NJ Z TITO N.
uhieh eAuies Of more victims han any other disease
md WHOM battles the ssi.lof he Physicians Go greater
extent thhn any other malay, often
YIELDS d, THIS REMEDY
pheu all others prove intH ctuM
is 4 MEDICINE,
RArlD IN RELIEF, souTHl.G IN EFFECT.
SAFE AS IT'S OPERATIONS,
TITS UNS URPAsS
/ while as p epafaton ffoe rom n.x.ous ingredients.
Pc sons W miner ais uniting 'eeoee aud medical
kuoNltdFei combining t tn.t is valuable In the vege-
tab Alngd1m ior this cas- q diseases. % is
INCOMPATIBLE!
and is cnd.Iel me.is aud recdtes ae general oona-
dencc OF ue pub BE-
SEYMOUR THArCHER.M.D,
ofHsmau. y l., writes as iollvs.-
"Wi,rAH's BAtsAN or WIND CuEIJN siy,s uuiver.
sal sadshcu'n. u seems Go cure Cough by ooscuirg
and cleansing the lungs aud al.ying irritation, 1ltus
lHNovNo InE CAUSE, INSTEAD % pnYisG rr rn
o'uGu sNp LuAviAo rHE GAUSS uHuINp b consider
The ba.sam as g3d as any NOT me BEST Cough m,di-
cine with WI ch avn acq tainted %
From F.LLOWs, 81. D. ofau. MI.
Although hhvs generally great ot jecdon so pete
emf medicines can but say iu Justice tl DH WfsrAR's
bAishN " NJ Dhttt{ tina itis rem edy Of supc-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

has proved itself equal to the task that has deyolyed
upon IT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

Coustsrty on hand Tor sale, and all kuds VI Govern
ment Securities prOcurtdAt
THE MONTPELIER NAT tNAL BANK.
IS REID Cashier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03
N G. S
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION.
CONSUMPTION.


Ahde from The Prescription oi kEv, CHAs. w. kiSa,
ion und Cure OF
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suAvorm ANp urnNvo, on PAINFUL ravN-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22
THE DISPATCH BUILDING IS ON Co
VERNON STREET, NEAR To MAIN, AND
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE OLD DISPATCH
CORNER
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL

On Friday, in the United States Senate
when the bill cnlargng the powers Of the
Frccdmcn's Bureau came up, Mr.. Hendricks
Of Indiana opposed the hin He took IL up
section by section, and in q clear and forcible
manner pointed out his objections 10 its pas
sage.
1lr Trrmbull replied. and during his remarks
said that the Attorney General tells the Senate
that the civil power is not yet restored I'm the
Southern States. The President still CONT
nued the suspension of the hubeds corpus in
them, and General Grant has Just issued IN
order prohibiting the bringing civil suits
against the officers OF the Government
Mr. salisbury, with the permission Of the
Senator, asked him whether he believed the
President or General Grant had the constitu-
tioaal right TO issue such an order
Mr.. Irumbull, with emphasis Us, most
rsrt3ia3R-ample and complete authority j
endorse every word of it, and hope il will br
enforced; and II these provisional govern
mrnts attempt 10 organize in defiance Of the
laws and Constitution OF the United States |
have not the slightest doubt that the Lieu
tenant General, by direction OF the Executive.
Wlli arrest every man composing them" He
hoped there would be no necessity for pro-
ceraiug TO extreme measures hoped tho people
O. the rehellous States would do what they
say they are willing TO do-Suhmt TO the
authority OF the Government. let them be
Il. Jealous in the enactment of laws 10 inn
prove the negro as they have heretofore been
- pnslave them and this Congress will not
adjourn before they will be all restored but
# they continue 10 keep up the old preudiccs,
harbOr malice against the Union men, can
they expect the forgiveness of the nation
which Ia y have so forcibly warrcd against for
four wears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22

The Emperor Napoleon gave his usual New
Years reception 10 the diplomatic body.
The London Times anticipates that by next
January the Emperor Napoleon Will have
Withdrawn his troops from Mexico ana from
Rome.
Til" Pope received the congratulations of
the French army on the lst of January. He
returned his thanks, and said it would pro.
baby be the last time he could bestow his
blessing on them. He feared The enemies of the
Church would 20 TO Rome after the depart
ure of the French troops.
The Fenian trials have been concluded at
Cork. On the I'd, several more prisoners con-
victed were sentenced. The trials of the
remainder OF the prisoners Were adjourned 10
the Assizes, and many were liberated on bail.
John McCalIprty and William Mackey, being
aliens, were admitted TO bail on their own
recogniZanccs. The Judge told them that If
they left the country they would not he called
for trial. These men We're Chcered through
the streets by large crowd.
A great fire had occurred at st. GATHERINGS
Dock warehouses in London. The loss was
immense, consisting principally OF hemp, jute,
tallOW, etc.
The official returns for the week ending
December S0th show q large increase OF fresh
cases OF the cattle disease. For the previous
week the number of cases was six thousand
TWO hundred and 1ifty-siX, and i'll the last
week of December seven thousand six hun
dred and uiney three. The number III York
shire was one thousand four hundred and
fiftv-six, and in Scotland one thousand nine
hundred and seventy five
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22

Nav Y0NE, january l0,-Thc steamer Hcnry
Chnuucy has arrived from Aspiuwall The
Isumu> was quiet. The dry season had set in.
IL" President elect of Colombia was
expected daily 10 arrive from Europe in The
uew war steamer Colombia.
No advance had as yet taken place in the
price of copper Al Valparaiso. All was quiet
in Peru At last adyiCeS.
The United States Minister AZ Borota has
notified the Government, In instructions from
Washington, that the United States cannot
consider the new law in regard TO the condition
and rights of foreigners in the Republic OF
Colombia rs binding in any ease where il con
tr;.ycucs existing treaties or international law.
The citizens of each country are entitled TO
prompt PREPARATION for all injuries 10 their
rights in the other, and The United States
Government Will insist on justice TO its citi-
2ems when their rights are violated.
The Chauncy brought about $500, 900 in specie
from California.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22

---.s SS AMD 6ltA56 xVVN Dss!
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
oeRSsR OF SEvHsra AND CANAL sr1x17s.
having supplied ourselves with the necessary
ice. orders for prepared 70 execute 1t short mo-
Every DESCRIPTION OF c2srrses. BRASS
fIEseSS. t k6srs, FOR STORES AND WARE.
SSsTTss T SSE HE'S zsp ss2ss:,.x,
SMSz1XHEs c9 saaE Ess wIa sexrs
ENdiyEs and MACHINERY. Of all kinds re-
s ,RRsS Sss nesfiiRR S sHTa quick dis
We would call particular attention TO onr fssili,
ties Gr ssd having dons
considerable quantity OF this description OF work
recently, our stock Of patterns Is very complete.
Al 6s Wy2ggsh, and absr Srdses uppea
including the Long, Heavy Bolts, complete, with
Nuts, Angle. Blocks, Washers, Gs,,cys o.. pail.
roads fitted mp complete, with Wheels and AxisS'
s s9HsdfHa s M hKSg
FOR k,1f pns ,hfnss WaTes s9Sshk &C.
G GD1a DIX Or tSeL1zEb; BLINDS AMI ,,s,
Foi M9 Ss aaas Of S ysfT SBB ss'srn
supplied pi at this sstabIisH o.. and BRASS WORK
refer oss n .S we J rsspseR rsyy ssS
hana"na lana, as well as the Superntendents.
Englneeis and Master Machinists OF the several
Railroads leading from this city also to Major 3.
7. D: Myers, Engineer Richmond, Frede ksburg
| and Potomac and Richmond and Petersburg Rail.
roads and 4. L. Maxwell, Esq, Bridge Builder,
Macon, Ca, for whom we have executed large
orders
The. SASH and BLIND department Of our business
is under the control and exclusive management Of
Mr.. J. J. MONTAGUE, 8 gentleman of long practi-
cal experience in wood work OF every description !;
andf judging the future by the past we feel assured
that our friends will be more than gratined with
| any work executed under his superintcndence.
Orders solicited. TANNER & EHBETS.
Highest cash prices paid for OLD IRON, BRASS,
COPPER, &c. ia lo-bl T. ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-22

INpRtsoSagsT OF LOYAL REFrdEEs.-N
withdrawing the existence of Lieutenant
General Grants order directing depart
mental commanders 10 protect persons who,
during the rebellion, remained steadfast In
their allegiance 10 the Government, the civil
authorities Of Prince william county, Va,
refuse TO release from arrest two scouts of the
Union army, Thomas Smoot and Minor +.
Davis who have been arrested upon the charge
Of stating q L"rsc from NosLyS CoFce when that
notorious guerilla annoyed the United States
forces i'm the vicinity OF Fairfax. Mr.. Smoot
has rendered the Government signal service,
and on this account, for an imaginary cause,
the Court of Prince William county, of which
Mosby is Assistant District Attorney, refuses
10 release him from arrest Washington GtT0nf-
els
The statement that Colonel Mosby is IN
" Assistant District Attorney" an Office
unknown in the Virginia courts-stamps one
part of the above paragraph rs amere attempt
TO create prejudice against the South; and we
doubt not that the whole article was intended
for the same purpose.