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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY the Gable.

LIVERPOOL. Jan l2-The steamship
Java from Boston, has arrived.
LoNpoS. Jan. u, uoon-The Lord, of
Admiralty are husilv engaged in prepare
tiun of the estimates for a large increase at
the navy and army, which w5- lately or
derej
PETu. Jan. T. NJ Deak has issued an
address. He coIdem~ the patent lately
issued for recognizing the army, and SAYS
carrying oui of the scheme will certainty
prove fatal to the arrangement of present
didiculii, aud admres the emperor 20 con-
ctde claims Of Hungary.
LONDON, Jan. l2-Ihe Evening Hmes
has an argumentatiye article on the subject
OF the impeachment of the President of the
United States and SAYS the scheme looks
like a fatal blow az the constitution.
MADRID, Jan. l2.-The proiered media
tiou of the United States in the differences
between Spain and Chilli isregarl edalmost
certain rs 4 forerunner of honorable and
permanent peace.
VIENNA, Jan. l2-Ths Journals to-day
. contained official announcements that the
/ Sultan called one hundred and fifty thou
sand men on duty to quell the Greek in
/ surreCtion.
/ VIENNA, Jan. l2.-T The Chamber fDepu-
/ ties adopted a draft of address in reply &c
! the speech of Emanuel
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COMPLIMENT az THAD. STEVENS
10 THE PENNSYLVANIA IEGsS-
TATT RI

A Pennsylvania State senator having
invited Thad Stevens toli-it the Penn
=yl,ania capitoI. with a view % the eles
ton al tinted States senator soon o.
be made by the Legislature Ihai replies
ia tram Of exalted purity, aud says
.Itcauuot be denied. lui therefore need
NOT be- concealed that ilI the last ten 0g
fifteen years the Legislature OF Psnu-ylya-
MIA has had a most uu5uTllble reputation.
Corruption, bribery, ana fraud have been
freely Jharged, and, tslJ, too often proved
60 have controlled their actions. no mat
ter how honest when chosen. the atmOe-
phere Of Harrisburg seems 90 have pierced
many of them with a dsmogliEug faint.
A seat IN the Legislature became an object
Of ambition, not far the per diem, but tor
the chance Of le7yiHg contributions from
rich corporations and other large Jobs
Corruption finally became -1 respectable ~
60 -eduCe candidates for office boldly 90 bid
for them and 90 pay lhe cash for the de-
livery of the ballot. The very office of
Senator H. known o. have been once bought
with gold. and 90 have been trathcked
for on other memorable occasions IN eI-
chance for the precious metals Indeed, it
has become proYerlial thai the longest
purse is sure 20 win. 80 sure is this that
men once OF more detected ia such shame
ml practice do rot hesitate 10 appear be
fore the public and ask leave TO practice
the same game.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


uHE THIRD ANNUAL ISSUE OE Kings
L Nashville giiy Directory viii Pc real,
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Sr. LOUIS, Jan. y. The Rebel General,
Sterling Price, and family arrived here
Yesterday from Mexico.
The Democrats ST. Joseph special says:
Late advicea from Denver report large
numbers of buffalo going into the Platte
Valley from the South. As bufialoes are
never willing to travel uorthward in the
dead Of winter, the Denver News believes
that Indians are behind them with hostile
intentions on the settlements along the
Platte All the previous Indian raids in
winter have been preceded by buffalo, and
the News apprehends the recurrence of the
InILlu mI--anre- Of Two Nears 400
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Prom California.

San Francisco. Jan IA sub-crip
ton amounting 20 $4,000 for the sufferer
by the late inuundation in France, wa for.
wlrded hv steamer Yesterday.
Two vessels cleared to-day for Liverpool
with twenty thousand sacks Of whea'
Twenty vessels are engaged here 90 load
wheat, viz fifteen for Europe, three for
New York, one for Philadelphia, and one
tor China.
h. quarantine officer have taken active
mea-ures 10 prevent the Introduction oftbr
cholera into California, ia consequence OF
iis reported existence on the Nicaragua
trIu-is Tlulr
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WAamNGTOE, Jan. - The actual
amount of national bank currency in cir
calation is SOS, COG ,97g, and the security
held by the treasurer in trust for national
banks is 1919 2G9. 100. The disbursements
Of the treasury fJrthe week are S3,2G4, 442,
including 3, g2GOGI for the war debt The
receipts of internal revenue for the week
amounts TO S34j,7l40G7.
The Commissioner of Patents will issue
one hundred and ninety-three patents on
the 22d inst.
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Arkansas River Plantation
Il o Ia - ALE

ING UE IhI ARKANSAS RIVER.
Linear south Bend. contain about -5iGc-
teen Hundred AeT5s-.iy hundred acre cleared
and hlalF ImTI ..lIs has 50 .lLu-Iiau tTlet
dwelling steam sin. fine nesr1 quarter 4Hl
Eaa1 stable for took Iu orchard 0t -lE hun.
bred choice apple trees and bIJegu hundred
peach trees has four large cI-trrus capable ui
holding uHu t8rrgir Il water. tiiig hand =iII
be pat va the place in JauuaTy next Nsf 7II
with all the stock and crop on 90.
Apply Oh L. Z. fite, Nashville Tenn. .T 81.
James h Moore. au the place.
FuHran.re. Post 81 ATElu-t.
q
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Wholesale Drug Store.

TWIN q PENDLETON, HAVING SOLD
II their retail stock 90 No. 49, south side OF tLe
Public Square % Mr. II. y H4sI1cy. have re-
moved 90 the Store former 8 occupied hy Ewiu.
Pendlct1n K Co., No. Inn Block uurthe4.
corner Of the Public Square.
70 their late retail customers sud friend they
would respectfully recommend Mr.. HHs-I0ez la
a gentleman fayorIbIy known as a Druggist ui
this city, and worthy of their patronage ls 20
business man and citizen.
They have associated with them in bushes
their former partner. WIN. n. ENIN, and pro
pose. under the firm style Of Ewiu Peudlet1u &
Co, 90 carry on % general WHOLESALE DRUG
Bi SiNESS, a. formerly.
They solicit the patronage Of iheIT former
friends. aud all Others looking 90 Nashville %
market In which % make their purchase
Mr.. T.. DgPRE. who was formerly with Ewiu.
Peutistuu & Co., uui lJftcrg with u.. viii
remain iu the house.
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FROM The GAINESVILLE Chronicle. llth.

=, :, a '''- -
A'iESifi TO ID bk4Ah gAlL.-A Ie" days
age our ifIehu CAaiIe! Ni9iilson' on visit
ing nus pets discovered ,''"I 'he ''eN oil
ne. "''''seo'' l'n' "Te'' 'i',' WIN
'i''te' eH1il''''''"l' 5i'o" 81 .'t 'L' inner
"'I' n'' uee'' '""'tT ""i' ''N ''.'''''I ,s',,
hen IL , -, ,,i,, Ne So, L. ''',
IN ,gorl- L,E no., dona With = fl. anJ =,
cos. knit. which bqj heen Transformed irfn
=, most etiac,iyl INV How tLesa uarl c ,.,r
yayed ~ The nrisanar. has pot vet haan IT,
,l1-aI b,t II i -r,,,.saI tbr,uoh visitor.
TOBACCO BAEY BrRNT last Friday
NIGHT the tobacco barn known rs T. Gross
ahout five mile, from the city. was con-
,umed by fire. 1t contained some ten or
twelve thousand pnunds of tobacco. which
wa. also d.sfrpv,d II Is rpmor-I thai IL
was The work Of an incandiarv. but we are
not sufficiently advised to yiy. the facts la
the case.
Fr,m tb. Np-fr.ssb,r, Monitor. Iatb.
p,.r,,,,D,,,,,.,, ,,,,r-,-r,. P,,,,,,r, S,,rryr,-
H. -, ~, - ,iII D.. t,,,,J
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H. oIiect e ~ oi}ar sIcb ,ssisfonce as
=, ~, -. - ,l,,. ~, .,,,r;,,g, -. - ann
h.. a. n Ia md
hull - :, jnrL,Iass viii moi With
.r,cr,,,s,,s,,,s,,t I'm tbosa ,ybou pr,vi.
In, 10 Id ,ri,b ,,Iart,, To,o osr.
,Ia,,ar ,s;Ii Ia or,,ointeJ rr6r, eacI, c;yiI
Jisfric, in The Int, f., soI;c;t srbscrin.
-.
~,
tx 'I''','''', No.t'' r. ~ 7''7, NV, ~
.hH pace Judge + IaA,er Pte'I"l'lS' mere
Is large "ocHeI before IT, p''t l,'S', .i
Is being H17l'a''heI i, WIN r'IlE''y 'n''
promises 10 SPee"liE "II"Se Oh an '"'
''7e'.
From The Lebanon heroli' I'm
There Is a family OF yirtuouS ana respect
able people living "lthih twenty YARDS &"
/ the pnblic square IA Lebanon, VINO, /" oul
certain h"c"ItIs7, nave DSsI' am. 'I[ nov nov
9Hieii,S ."i '''e I''l'. 49, ~, W ',',
M 'l'iii's 0o'ls'S,s VI lI', - ~
"a. VI "iioI'i ''s .Ii,i'i' anu
l.9I'' - many - ''i' &c gay ~
%i'Io''' an o'.I'e VI IIo' 80, .',,
Nh" W S'''a'l INC VI
iI' 'l5 "'','I..' N.Y. INN, 80 -, ,,,,
~ c 80 ~ ' wy, =, -
,,ors 70 ,,,i, . Iiyirl, Nv, otLar means and
unable t0 do 81 nv WORKING thew presant q
! case of octuaI suffering which If allowed
! N continue will he fouI bIot unon the
fair name our town and county has hither.
to borne The head of the family il pre-.
vented by sickness from working, and the
only other male member was killed while
! CALAMITY fighting in tho ranks of the Con
federate army.
THE NEGEoEs.-Our farmers find very
| little difficulty in hiring negro laborers al
Sl2j and $50 for the current year Tn,
supply is fully equal to the demand
In PEASANT we will state for the benefit
of the idle negroes about town, that Mr.
| Goodwin, agent F. b., intends to arrest all
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Exports from canada. re.

MONTREAL, Jan. l2-The export Of Ca
madam products from this port last year
were seven and a quarter millions, being
an increase of two million over the preyi-
Ou- year.
Important cabinet meetings are TO be held
here the anti-confederates of lower Cana
ia have arranged 10 have their views well
represented in England
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Bo~roN, Jan. l2-The demonstration of
the operatives last night was very large
The committee reported that they waited
on the managers of the mills, who declined
to shorten the hours of labor. One Of the
speakers commented in strong terms on the
fact of the Treasurer getting $4,000 per
year while the operatives We're SD over
worked.
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, Tar Virginia Legislature rejected the
6 constitutional amendment on the sth
inst. with only one dissenting voice The
vote +. The Senate wss unanimous against
II and ia the House Of Delegates the vote
was IS 90 twenty meIabers being AL
aanf
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TORONTO, Jan. I'm the case Of Pat
rick O'Nrall, one of the Feuians convicted
to-day, Judgment was deferred until Mon
day next
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From south America Riot Bt Per.
uambHPB.

NEW YORK, Jan. l2-Adyices from Rio
Janeiro to the 81 ult., state that the Upper
Amazon coUntry has been thrown open To
the trade Of all nations
A riot at Pernambuco between the Bra
zililns and Portuguese resulted in the death
of one hundred Of the former and eighty
of the latter.
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Robbery

NEW ORLEANS Dec l2-Me75rs. Du-
bois & Ogden, brokers, ON CaTondaIet street
were robbed this evening of a bag con
tanning 5000 in gold and silver, and gold
| checks for ; IS 900
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THf Bristol Noes states that Captain
Iahn Welsh, the Representative la the
legislature from Sullivan county, made
q speech at Blountylle on the 'th inst
lea which he took gIonnd against taxing
white people to pay Cor educating the
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TORoNTo, G.. W, Jan. l2.-The Grand
Trunk Railroad is doing an immense bust
ness about one million being spent new
wears. Direct communication from Port
Huron to Chic1gowilI be formed as speedi-
Nv aa nns.iMLp-
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A Literal FACr.-" Didn't you tell me
you could hold the pillow said farmer
90 an lrishmln bee had taken on trial
BE aisy, now said Pat how could
hould it an' two horses putin 10 away
Just stop the gr8tLur lu Ia haulj % Tor
you
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.
List 81 Prominent COnfederafeS
Pardoned by the President.

List OF Prominent Commentaries
Pardoned by the President.
The President sent to the House Of Rep
rg-entatives on the 9th inst. a partial list
Of the Confcderates who have been par
doncd by him, and the parties upon whose
recommendation they were pardoned. He
states IN his communication that there
would not be- time during the present ses-
sion Of Congress to make the list complete
as called for by that body The list en-
braces all Of the more prominent cases in
each 1fthe Southern States, as follows:
MARYLAND.
Frederick Chatard. commander rebel
navy: recommended by Major General
Hariee and the Attorney General.
Bradley T. Johnson, rebel brigadier
general; by K. y Saunders, Governor
Holden, and William H. Bailey
George II. Stewart, graduate Of West
Point rebel major general; by General
Grant, General Halpine General Perry,
and the Attorney General.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
I"e'''y NV '''l1yi,5' "'.G7e ',.I,l,,
57tlVIy Iey''ilIi,s', D' 1.'e ia yv;I
liam Hunter +. c. Darlington, and others.
VIRGINIA.
+. II. Ayieit attorney Tor Confederate
State recommended by GOV. Plerpont,
GalIy Palmer, Robert W. Hughe5, and F.
j. smith.
Charles Brgwer surgeon, rebel service ;
poo recommendation.
Alex; L. Bote!,r.. rebel N. C.; recon-
mended by John wilson.
John NJ. Brooke, citizen recommended
by GOV. tlerponI. ,r,, Co.,,
John Il. C'mhii-'' fe"r' .". 10 10y Nov
PlerponL
james W Cooke, rebel naf4 no recom-
mendauon.
4. Il. Carter, rebel navy no recommen-
dalIon. -.
London campbell, rebel navy "E ="
prominent citlzens-
John Dehree, paymasler' rebel service
by Admiral FarraguL
l. ! faGniler"y' fe7'ghe" commission
in |. 5. service no recommendation.
4. ,. Uarnet', surgeon, rehel service ""
rec9mmenq2lIon.
W. j. HARRISON IeDeI navy IVY ""''
fierpohl
D. u. henderson, e1-'"hIh'huef L -
navy by Goy. Pierpont.
D. y. h2lyeurt9n, rebel mage by GOV
Plerpont John VI. Bolts, VIM. II. Lyon,
ana 10 other citizens.
Edward johnson, rebel general 10y 'A-
Attorney General speed.
Il. W. jeffrey eN-snrgeoh L .. ~ ID"
recommendation.
ID. {. DE J2rneite, rebel VI. 60 10y toy
ernor fIerPom
james L. hemper rebel MAJOR general
by Governor FIeFponl
r. w Lyh'h' 'l'l|e" "' '''"''''''''''''''
''oi' ~ r.. Ill ..r..,.I..I.., C,,,
n. wa
eIT ~ = IlG'l,o"l. ,-;.-.l;,- ..,o-,I. ~,
49,, -. - - - - C,ar.r,I
''o' = 'St i'I'''' - ,s',,,,, -,
'PTe,l, a'I - I ~ n u nay ~. r,,u.r,,,
~ 'allle, Lyons 'e"'' W. ~ ~ ,''''' '''''
'T vi pm II Ill .o.... ~. ,.,r..,.,r
H. II. Lewis Ie"'' navy ~ ,'"''''' wv
FlerPohI. .., 1870.
M LeISn ext - ~, I57Isll'1 u is .
ny U0 On err anu ., i-e' = 20 ~
+. /. moore feheI 'r'sa"''i general It"
fecoinihenaau"h. VI,
-. /. moore TS-7"'B'"h L - y" ny
surgeon General Barnes. ,,,,,
w H. McI arI'h"' '7''' VI - ny ''''
ef4or flerP@h,;, I,,,I,.
faytlle M'N"''SIl, Ien'' VI NJ ~ ~ ''"'
rT4or FItrPoht ana S,e =, "a Mulloi"'
hoIei' qua, ext. =. "'7''''' ATTORNEY )
ny T'oEeiH"r J le'P"4''
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For Sale or Lease,

I,HREE GOVERNMENT HOUSES ON THF
/ corner OF Summer and ASA streets South
Nashville, Each house twenty five feet front.
IL feet deep. two stories high Could be eu-lIy
converted into small tenemeuts or beer saloons.
The lots on which they stand can be leased Cor
two years OF will be sold az q bargain.
NENNOM. GLOVER * co.
Real Estate Agents, Maxwell House.
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Dwelling House

I5UR RENT FOR THE YEAR, A sPLTN
i did DWELLING House, NO D. North summer
street, ngntaIuIug 70 rooms, including basement
Apply at the Bank of Commerce.
iuul2-tf =. A. CARTWRIGHT
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BoSTOS, Jan. l2-Hon G. l.. Nallau-
digham is announced 70 deliver lecture
before the Young mems Democratic club Of
this CITY
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Dwelling House For Rent
On Uni0H street,
tuprolre New Theatre.
JOHN RIREHAN.
CARD.

AIR. IRWIN 4. CuFEB. FORMERLY PRE-
vi s-npti8uist aud Salesman 40 Mg s.
hodge L Richards, gouia inform his friends
ana AH4ualutauruz tL4t they may Ind uIm 80
o. Coleman DruE Store. u.EUeI thuIsA -It
McLemsIe -tyevrs. wL.i. be would re pleased
o. wait ETCL them. .-----T
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VIM. Aiken, ex-governor. BY eX-Goy.
Penny, Hon. Montgomery Blair, +. \ anden
Horst James Lynch, J. f. Holmes, aud
several hundred Others
John D Ashmore, resigned =eat ia the
United Stltes Uongresa- DO reCammeuta-
tiuns
" L. Bonham, rebel brigadier general
by Governor Perry, and ordered by the
President
NJ. EutIer rebel hrigadier general lay
Governor Perry, srd ordered hy the Pre-i-
dent
John Braftln, rebel brigadier general
by Governor Perry, and ordered by the
President
George Davis, rebel attorney general; by
GOV. Perry, Gov. Worth, and large mum.
Der Of citizens
jesse J. ID. DNBow, editor DrBJFs r.
.isa by ex-G0yernOr Aiken, Hon. ". W.
Royce. and Gov Perry.
Stephen Elliott, Jr rebel brigadier gen
er4l; by Governor Perry, Mai. Gen. o. A.
Gilmore and Rev. r. FGller.
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Tur rarrovn S Nrer~rrr The

THT IErTnvFS N NIeI-Hrrr The
Columbus NaT4H saws.
Daring the l8ag week., which has been
about as cold aa iHy weather ever gets here
We have heard ul % number ai instance of
negroes. who went uUJ luHm the homes OF
their former owners with high hopes and
abundance ct freedom, returning 90 their
ola friends and former owners, and begging
Joohtain homes with them. Such instance
are 90 frequent occurrence nowadays, and
what is more, iu nearly every instance Ne
have heard Of the returning negroea arc
received kindly and again employed by
those whom they, iu their blindness had
deserted
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Trial al the Railway RObbers.-ES T.
dpncp for dhe Dpfense--PHbIiC Feel
ing very Bitter against the Prison
Prs
Special Dispatch to the Louisville Courier.
FRANKLIy, KY, Jan Thursday the
Attorney for the Commonwealth rested
The counsel for the prisoners commenced
by n vigorous attack on the character OF
Swans and Comwell, introducing fifteen
witnesses to impeach their verlcity, after
which several witnesses were examined in
regard to the murder of King, who proved
an abb as 10 each OF the witnp7ses charged
for murder.
The examination revealed the fact that
the large reward offered for the conviction
Of the prisoners Influenced the parties
which fact leads to the conclusion that
some have been improperly indicted. The
proof of the Commonwealth as % some OF
the prisoners charged with robbing the
train is conclusive; but Js 10 the charge
of murder. the evidence T. entirely cir.um-
stantial
Not more than half of ;he witueeae- for
the defense have been examined. The evil
dpnce developed the fact that proposition
was made 10 many Others than those az
rested 10 engage iu robb.ug the train
much feeling is manifested by the cnmmu
nifty. Prejudice and public sentiment are
bitter against the prisoners. Proof show
that King was killed about g o'clock ou
SUNDAY morning, the llth of November.
His body was not found until the next ga,
ahoui 10 O'clock
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GOV. Swami and il,e a. :. s,naior~nip

ANNAroLls Md, Jan. ll.-Goy. Swami
has been agreed upon as a candidate for
the United States Senate. convention of
the members of the Legislature for an cleo
ton will take place on Tuesday next
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Agricultural Implements
REMOV Al.

y Agents. Llvs removed their DIhcl ,s fao
MarwtlI Hgu.e- North DatUy street. uLar-
th-y giII be - o. see their tl-ut- aus 80
others All. u.g favor fl.l with rl..I basin.
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Isr legislature viii meet un Monday
Iii. Thought that a final adjournment
may take place in April or MAY
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-. In.lI..n n.r..Ialloa..

FgEr LARAMIE. Jan. I2-Ihr msl
parry from here 10 Eoui ThIL Eelm-, wl.
attacked gzteId,7 b. about thirty InIt-
ans. bat ths party escaped a,th th- ia7s OF
their wagons and mule
Up 20 the 4lh instant, DO more Indian
depreciation had occurred iu the ,igiuit.
Of Fort Phil. keauey. Two c1mplHi-. %.
cavalry aud -four Of infantry have been rut
90 Fort Reno, add s,ll probably O. uu CO.
Fort Phil keaHey The sUih iululr,
arr en- routr here, and Oh the companies OF
the "a cavalry are concentrating here
rapidly.
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Hos N1r 3 CNrHur, member Of
Congress from this district viii accept
our thanks for interesting and useful
ruIF. documents
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WEST VIRGTNIA.

A. Il. tlpeTtOn, rebel senator; by COY
ernor Of West Virginia, Hon. Jas. Guthrie
aud Attorney General of the Unsted States
John Echols, rebel brigadier general
by Attorney General, Hon Joshua r. Hill
Governor Pierpont Hon Joseph Segar, and
Alexander Rives.
Charles J Faulkner, rebel minister tC
France 10y General Meade, Hon. Richard
Parker Note-Mr Lincoln promised Mr.
Faulkner a full and free pardon if he would
come within the United States lines and
take the oath. Mr.. Faulkner never re.
ceiyed the letter from the President and
consequently was not pardoned by him.
Alexander c. Jones, rebel brigadieI
general; by Attorney General and Hon
J. J. Jackson.
Robert johnson, rebel NJ c.; by the
Governor of West Virginia, Judge Jack,
son Hon c. d. Hubbard, and c. J. Lewis
James T. Lockbridge, rebel NJ. c.; by the
Attorney General and Hon n Harrison
:. A. Miller, rebel NJ. c.. by Hon. \,
Harrison. B. H. Smith, George w. sum
mers, and I. W. Newton.
C. w. Russell, rebel NJ. c.; no recon-
mendation.
Joseph b. Washington, resigned from
West Point; by the Attorney General and
Governor Pierpont
NORTH CAROLINA.
A. II. Arlington, rebel NJ c.; 10y Gov.
Holden.
Thomas $. A-he, rebel NJ. c.; by Gov
Holden.
r. Barrenger, rebel brigad!er general ;
hv Gov. Holden and Gen. SChgf
William r. Cox, rebel brigadier general;
bv Governors Worth and Holden.
William T. Dortch, rebel senator 10y
Z. F. Moore GOV. Holden recommended
rejection Of pardon.
Bryan Grimes, rebel brigadier general /;
hy Gen. Howard, Reveriy Johnson, and
five citizens
Landon c. Haynes, rebel senator by
Gov. Holden, r. y. Pearson, and Judge
F0wle.
Bradley T. johnson, rebel brigadier gen
eral: hv Governor Holden, r y. Saun-
ders. I. q. Reade, II. j. Schlev, and the
member Of the North Carolina Legisla-
ture.
J. NJ. Leach. rebel NJ. C.; no recon-
Richard B. Lee, rebel lieutenant colonel:
Iy :. p Lee, l.. = navy.
James r. Mclean, rebel NJ. c., by Gov
Holden. J. \. Gilmer, and Jonathan
Worth.
Thomas d. Mcdowell, rebel NJ C.. hy
GOV Holden and J r Hawley.
J. G. Ramsey, rebel NJ. C.. by Governor
Holden
NJ. W. Ransom. rebel brigadier general
hy GOV Holden and J h. Wheeler.
4. NJ. Scale rebel hrigaiier general
hy Gov Holden, } A. Giimer, aud Jona-
ihan Worth.
A.N Nenable. rebel NJ G.; by Gov
Holden
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Elizabeth S.. H4Hlius and others s-. Nu.
H. Muutrcr. Admir-, and others.
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Trial Of the Railway RObbsTs--ENi-
dpncp for dhe Defense Public Feel
ing very Bitter against the Prison
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