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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-15

REMOVAL OF KELLY TO THE CITY JAIL.
Joseph Kelly, who has been confined in
the Chesterfield County Jail for killing Jesse
Murphy, has been removed to the Jail in
this city, the former prison being con-
sidered unsafe.
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CAPTAIN ID. j. HILL.-We saw thi'
popular gentleman on our streets yeste,r
day. He is on trip of business to the
city. He commands the George Leary OF
the Bay Line. His friends in this city
and on the river would be glad to see hin
back again.
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ROBBERY. The premises of Charles
Speace, on the Brook road just outside the
city limits, were invaded on Wednesday
night, and three fine hogs stolen.
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ARREsT.-Maria Kinks was arrested yes
terday in the Second Ward for stealing
quantity of clothing from julius Meyer.
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81 HENRY COALTER CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OyPIcH: Over the National Exchange Bank,
oe 2--ts Richmond. Va.
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.


VIRGlNIA HAIR RESTORER.
"AThing Of Beauty is a Joy Forever"
HzLors and diseases Of the scalp produce bald
les. The VIRGINIA RAIR RESTORER is war
rsgs4 TO restore Ihs scalp to healthy condition
Az taEckaa the hair. Dandruf Is thoroughly
srs8.,s,ed by rs use. Itching and burning OF the
isa.g is cured by two applications. 1t isa
ElCaLY PERFUMED HAIR DRESSlNGl
IT is NOT A DYE.
Il does not color the skin. 1t does not stain the
ta-., linen. vegetable compound, 1t does not
sGlrJurioa,ly upon the hair or health, as do Nj
u4,- u Silver Dyes, or those made of other nox-
i0as drugs.
TRY IT AND BIZ CONVINCED
WARFINgToE, d. g., December 81, 1885.
7, Y Ezekiel, Richmond, "a:
Dear slr,-I am grati6ed to see that you have
Again commenced the manufacture OF your HAl h
kE>TuREh From the testimony Of many friends
wtn have used II, have no hesitation In stating
that b.Iirve ID TO he the most efficient compound
O. Ga kind ever presented for sale. Indeed, many
o. those who have tried II assure me that II not
Og.V Clearsss the scalp perisctIyt put unoouot-
eI.y restores the growth oil the hair.
Very respectfully yours: &c n
ALEXANpEK Y. r. GARSBrT, NJ ID.
For sale by all druggists in this city and else
where. Price, ~ per bottle. Orders addressed TO
s.e7 N. FZEKIRL. box 2ss.
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saS~ J. L. DOHERTY,
MERCa aANT TAILOR
MATs srREgT sErwBgs EIGHTH AND NINTH,
has opened, and asks attention to his
PAIL and WINTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, CsssiMsres Vestnss, Beavers. Business
Coarings, Whitneys, MsItoas, Tricots, Petsrshsms,
ana CAincaillss OF the latest importation, and cer-
t.iuIy ss choice In quality and style as ever Of
ared Zoe Is-6ml J. 4. DoHERTY.
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THE BABY ELEPHANT


will be introduced in the arena And among the
pastimes for the little people will be
The MINIATURE RACE-COURSE,
introducing the Six Smallest Ponies ever seen and
the Troupe of Eq uestrian Apes.
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Among the specialities which no other menageri
IN North America contains will be found the
CABIAI BARA, or Man Eater Of the Amazon
an amphibious creature;
THE MAMMOTH BENGAL TIGERS,
THE GIANT CUB LION, "YOUNG DAVID''-
an eighteen months old kitten, nearly a
large as full grown lion;
AFRICAN BLACK osTRlCH-only living spe
cimen in the country;
THE WONDERFUL ABYSSINIAN IBEX,
THE BACTRAIN CAMEL AND ARABIAI
DRoMEDARY,
THE KING vULTUREs,
THE WHITE OR POLAR BEAR-a recent i'm
portation;
THE RIVER HORSE OF PARAGUAY,
AHUGE TAPIR, and
STATELY DOCILE JAGUAR-one of tn
most elegantly formed and coated creature
ever seen-just received and added to thi
large collection.
In the spacious dens and cages will be found
African Black Named Lions and Lionesses,
Four hsiatic Lion Cubs,
The Grizzly Bear. Spotted Hyenas,
Silver Panther, Elk or Moose,
The Emu, Striped Hyenas,
Australian kangaroos,
Peruvian Llama,
The Axis or Spotted Deer
Patagonian Ostrich,
Black Bear,
Bison OF Colorado,
Lynx, African Leopards,
Fallow Deer,
Rat Kangaroo from New Holland,
Cheetah or Hanging Leopards,
Ounce, 0celot, Wolves,
Coya,es, Foxes, White Owls,
Golden, Grey, and Brown Eagles,
Macaws, PARROTS,
Powees, Pheasants,
Swans, Pelicans,
Cockatoos, Raccoons,
and large assortment Of
MONKEYS, APES, and BABB0oNS.
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- mnusE ND sIGN PA,NrING.-JoHN

~ HOUSE AND Sign PAiNTING.-JoHN
" LEE son, corner Of Eighth and Grace
streets, beg leave TO inform their friends and the
Tahac generally that they are still carrying on the
HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING at their old stand,
ard vi y be glad 10 receive orders for PAlNTING G
In town or comfy.
WALLS wHITEYED or COLoRED. SIGN work
soae neatly.
wsw,l DO work on reasonable terms, and give
..ssouahie time.
rrs Sim JOHN w. LEE & SON.
IyBkkT Il. NACEY. JAMES l.. sAURY,
ROBERT =. BROOKE.
LF X. IL. MAURY s. CO.,
(ESTABLIsEED IL 1888
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. IOl4 Main street,
FIRST house below the post-oface,
RICHMOND, VA.
sTERLISG EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NoTTS, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c,
bous al eud sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVkD and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points in the United
S-.,.s fs7
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- PECIAL N o L l G E.

CARDozo, ALsoP & FoURoUREAN
are now receiving, and will continue to receive,
their
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
We expect on MONDAY next, the llth instant, a
large stock OF
LADIES' and GENTS LINEN HANDKERCHlEFs
LINENS AND OTHER GOODS,
which have been purchased at a large New York
auction sale within the last few days, and
will be sold at exceeding low prices
We solicit a call from our friends and the public
generally.
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ExECUTIvE.-The Governor on yesterday
appointed l.. ii. Thomas, of Tangier island,
notary public for AccOmac county.
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THE CIRCUS COMPANY

THE CIRCUS COMPANY
is composed OF the Very Best Talent in the World.
Special arrangements have been made with
SAM LONG, the Southern Clown and unsurpass
able Vocalist, who will give his Lights and
Shadows OF Plantation Life, and sing hs camp
meeting refrain of King all round for
Glory, = and his own beautiful pathetic Ballad
OF "The Refugee -
Mr.. JAMES DEMoTT, Champion Bare Back
Equestrian, and his wonderful child MASTER
MdiIe. JosEPHINE. Equestrienne Extraordinary,
who enacts all her difficult and pleasing eXer-
ciees upon Free and Untrammelled steed.
Mr.. THOMAS KING, one Of the most Majestic,
Commanding, and Intrepid Artists In the pro.
the Scene de Fascination and histrionic en-
titled the Peruvian and BIS Bride o. .
Contortionist, will Introduce his Troupe Of
Wonderful Acting Dogs, . Beauty "ohip,"
Mr.. JAMES WaRD, a clever Clown and Versatile
Performer, will occupy prominent position ,bs as
latter department by that epitome OF genial
fun, MAT GERLER. -,
Mr. JAMES DENOTE will perform the paragon OF
| Master HENRI sAGRlHO, the unsurpassable Boy
Rider of the Globe, has been secured for the
specific purpose of executing upon horseback
his Graphic and Startling rirouette and soner
set Act.
Paris, will enact his Unique Transformation
Innoy yslePt the Un1sxPsctsnd introsiGn
and refined selectioIS from the Modern schools
of Gymnastics introducing. for the frst time,
anew series Of Mundane and Suspended Exer-
THEODORE ToURNIAIRE, the wild, dashins
Hurdle Rider.
WILLIAM HILL, Double Somersaulter.
Messrs. FRANKLIN, DEMILT, ARCHER. MEX
VINE, THOMSON, HOLLAND, BLlTZ, and
other sklful persons, will make the Ia nestris n
and Gymnastic Forces unapproachable ana
Observation-Disclosures the best ever
brought before the people.
A Grand Procession of the Triumphal Band Cha
riot. containing Professor Colson's Silver Cornet
Band, the Dens Of the Wild Animals, and the mass
of imported Horses. Ponies, &C., &c, will make
the Initial Notice of the presence Of the
GIGANTIC CIRCUS AND MENAGERlE.
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received yesterday from Norfolk by the
Mayor, clothes tho affair with as much
mystery as when the body of The deceased
was Erst found;
"NoRFoLK, March II, 1867.
''Hon. Joseph Mayo, Mayor Of Riclmond:
"Virginia Edwards is here.
"H. W. DABNEY."
The author Of the telegram is the police.
man who was sont to Norfolk to inquire
into the matter, as he had seen Jennie Ed.
wards and could easily recognize her. Be,
fore he started for Norfolk he visited the
body at the county Jail, and thought he
identified it. A dozen other persons were
also under the same impression. The body
certainly answered to the description oI
| Virginia Edwards or Grimes, there being
marks upon the body similar to those upon
the person of the latter, the features bear
ing striking resemblance, and the hair
being of the same color and one witness
testified that the hat the deceased wore
was the same she trimmed for Jennie
Grimes. Besides this, circumstances tend
ed almost to certainty to her as the MUIR
dered woman but Just as the officers see,
as they suppose, the clearing up of the
affair, it is enveloped in greater mystery
than ever before. 1t is an affair that has
baflied-as one less mysterious well
might-the most vigilant and constant
efforts of the most skilful detectives, and
which may never be traced to its begin
ming.
HUsTINGs COURT OF MAGIsTRATEs.-In
this court yesterday the continued case OF
John B. Ketfer, charged. with playing at
"faro," was called up, and the jury being
unable to agree, the case was further con-
tinued.
The cases of Levy, charged with shoot
ing at Devine in the Ballard House bill
lard saloon, and that of Devine for as
saulting Levy, were continued until to-
day.
The case. of Washington Porter, charged
with exhibiting "faro," was also continued.
Mayors CoURT-MAYOR MAYO PREsI-
DING-T HURsDA MoRNING.-The con-
tinued case of John Tiernay and Patrick
Rourke, charged with being disorderly and
fighting in the street, was again called up,
and the parties were required to give
surety for their future good behavior.
William Sterling, young boy, charged
with having stolen iron in his possession
was sent to his parents with warning lec-
ture.
William II. Brown, negro, charged with
stealing one velvet vest from Deylin & Co..
was sent on.
Charles Rose, white, and John Harris
negro, were arraigned for stealing trunk
from Mr.. Clayton, at the Danville depot
From the evidence of Mr.. Clayton it ap.
peared that when he arrived in the city by
the Danville cars he asked for the porter
for the Exchange Hotel, and that Rose
pointed negro man out as the porter. He
gave the negro the check, and did not at
forwards hear of either his check or his
trunk.
Harris was discharged, and Rose was
bailed for his appearance tomorrow morn.
ing.
Nathaniel Brown, negro, charged with
threatening to shoot Armistead Williams
mulatto " brudder," was committed in de.
fault of fine of ten dollars and surety fol
his good behavior.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- ,>ortER pEsuDERArUM.-A u.ef

,>uTHER DE>tDERAfCM.-A useful
Ito, : weou'S BED. BUG KILLER Now
= ..r, T. asc !, on your bedsiesds. This COM
-, g.staauv destroys the larvm, and you will
-. ,-nns s.cd with bugs during the season. If
,r.ni 4 sure tring, try this a,ticle. Prepared
,r1vs, WOODS Pharmacy,
= :. Tif,h snd Marshall streets
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PAUGH's GIGANTIC
CIRCUS AND MgNAGERIE,
THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF RARE WILD
ANIMALS, CURIOUS AND MAGSIFI-
CENT BIRDS. AND
THE ONLY FIRsT-CLAss EQUESTRIAN CON-
CERN THAT HAVE BEEN BROUGHT TO
THE SOUTH,
will exhibit at Petersburg
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH Is AxDls,
and at Richmond
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, sATUR-
DAY. MARcH 20, n, 70, %, 1867,
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
A. FoRBPAUGH........... PROPRIETOR.
FRANK NJ. KELSH. H................... Manager.
w. II. SEARS. Treasurer.
Dr. RICH d p. JONES. Director of Publications.
W H. ."outioi ahS''s'
PROFESSOR COLsoN ....... Leader of Orchestra.
First tine Of the
BAgY ELEPHAN
calf-a suokling OF the resl African gpecieG-
the frst and only one ever brought to America.
This DIMINUTIyE, TINY THING"
Is perfect In form-is not a deformity-s.Gnd5 but
thirty and a half inches high, Ia
not yet eighteen months old,
and weighs only 42O
pounds,
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
Ill l.. L. MONTAGUE d SON,
will be pleased TO receive orders rom their friends
and the public generally for
In EVERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Terms modsrsts.
suIts L. L. MONTAGUE gOH.
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DISSOLuTIONS.

DISSOLUTION.-T firm Of COT
TRgLL 4 PILCHER Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either partner will use the name
OF the concern only In liquidation. All psrsons
accounts at once and those having bills against
BENJAMIN COrTRRLL,
JOHN N. PILCHKk.
RICHMOND, March IL, 1867.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE HENRIco MURDER-MoRE MYSTERY.
The murder Of the young woman in Hen
rico county is truly one Of the most Won
derlul and mysterious affairs We have ever
placed on record. The following telegram,
received yesterday from Norfolk by the
Mayor, clothes tho affair with as much
mystery as when the body of the deceased
was lrst found
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
IN ARTIFICIAL LINBs.-Ths Board OF Com

NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
~ ARTIFICIAL LlMBs.=Ths Board OF Com
mis.ionsrs on lrti1sisI Ut @ Limbs have entered into
TlPlCfAL LIMBS TO the disabled men who are en-
titled to the bsnsnt Of the appropriated made BY
In order to the best working Of the oonmission
and the manufacturer, and thai no disappointmens
may arise 10 any party, IL N important h appli.
!. Let every applicant furnish his name. post' ps
once, and county 70 the Comnissiorsrs lorsn n
:. Applicants will not come 10 kicnUohe ioS
limbs until they receive orders 10 do co.
.. Applicants viii be attended 70 In sas oresS~
their application. -..n IN.
The presidents Of ell rsllrosd en- q siys isss
companies have gensronsiy onsfss - 80
TRANSPORTATION TO the Appliennm.
W. j EEIsESSsssf' las ESss cs--'-''s'''.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.

BROTHER JONATHAN'S FURNI.
- TUsR POLISH, for making old furniture
Lew, for sale BY
BLUNT 4 M0sELyY, Druggists,
nh lS?4 Main. near fourtee nth street.
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THEPRICEs WILL BE LIBERAL.
ADMISSION
Children under ten years Of age.....,"..1s cents,

Children under ten years of age....'.''.I' ceh's'
The people OF Virginia will see that the manage
ment does not charge exorbitant fees, but pre-
cisely the same as have been observed in BAIL
more. Washington, Philadelphia, and other me-
tropolitan places.
Location, CORNER FOURTH AND CLAY
STREETS.
Two performances daily, at and half past
o'clock. Doors open one hour previous.
nh 7-7,9,nl3l5l9
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RIcHxosp, February /, lss

RICHMOND, February !, 1887.
WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
w OF our interest In the Carpet, 0ilcloth, and
Paper hanging department. to Mr.. Robert Z. Rich.
ardson, and the Furniture to Messrs. Habliston
Brother, who will continue the business under
their respective names.
With thanks for the liberal patronage extended
our Arm, We recommend our successors with every
confidence to our friends and patrons.
FRENCH 4 CRRNGHAW.
The arm OF FRENCH h CRENsHAW 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All parties indebted
are respectfully requested TO come forward and
settle their accounts - longer indulgence cannot
be extended.
The name Of the Arm win only be used In liqui.
dAtion. b. BARTON RRkNCH,
70 76-ta LRWI6 ID. CRRNSHAW in,
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

UOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
Ill RICHARD D. MITCHELL, Twelfth street be-
tween Main and Bank streets, begs leave to inform
commenced the HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
business, and will be glad to receive orders for
pWiLIiAM G. BARNES Sign, ornsmental, and
Banner Painter, will always be found At my shop
to receive order for all kinds Of SIGN and HOUSE,
PAINTING and GLAZING.
Good work warranted. Terms moderate.
NH 2-sm X. ID. MITCHELL.
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The COAL and WOOD business will be eonti-
nued by the undersigned. J. N. PILCHxR.
In Withdrawing, cordially commend Mr.. J. II.
PILcHER to the confidence and patronage OF the
friends Of the late concern. can be found at Mr..
NH n-iw B. CorrRBLL.
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Try IT AND BE CoYvIyCEDi
SEEDS.

GARDEN SkED.-A fresh supply OF
VI reliable GARDEN and FLOW Err SEED just
eyed by JOHN w RIS0N. Druggist,
uts Main and Third streets.
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NEW STOCK. WE HAVE JUST
IN received large stock OF TRAVELLLi,N9
TRUNKS and TRAVELLING BAGS, OF all sizes
| and shapes, made to order, which we can re.
commend to be strong and good. All In want OF
TRUNKS will give us call. We will sell tnem
fsls PUTNRY WATTS.
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BAKERS PREMIUM CHOCOLATE
STEVENS & PEGRAM.
NH Il eli Broad street.
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DROOMS.-Fifty dozen VIRGINIA.
ID MADE BROOMs on consignment and for sale
low by Tmh l21 E. &S. WORTHAM & co.
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Such string of items as this would have
filed a column in any of our papers.
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GROCERIES, LIQUoRs. ETC.

TOMATO CATSUP, OF home manu-
i facture and Of superior quality, for sale by
the gallon or In bottles by
NH 10 Gil Broad street.
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TWENTY FIVE CASES CONCEN.
4 TKATEuLYg inst received and for sale by
X. w. POWERS,
fe25 corner Main and Fifteenth streets.
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"B A BE A N NJ Z"

is without doubt the most interesting natural Curl
osity in the world
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-21
ORR EvANsvI1I-n V1rIs,n..

OUR EVANSVILLE VISITORS Orr
legislators, and the citizens generate
are determined that the members ~
the . Crescent City Band 2 whom mr. mr.
Legislature invited to pay the citv .
visit, shall be royalty entertained DIR
ing their stay with us, If we nav
judge from the programme alraad al
marked out for their ENTERTAINMENT : - =
They will arrive here this evening
when they will be1met by the commifs
tee Of reception, the names IF tbo
members of WHICH are published eIseo
where, and conducted to the TBates
House, at which place the mem hers
of the Legislature give dancing mar.
ty in their honor. On Thursday they
are invited to dine with Gev. Baker
lat his residence, and at night grand
complimentary concert will be given
them at Morrison's Opera HallJisalr--
The programme for the concert Is
published the advertisement and
it will be seen that Mr.. L. ID. Colds!
berry will assist. Mr.. Goldsberry had
resolved to retire from public singing
but has been induced to appear on
this decision at the earnest solieital
ton of the members of the Legisla.
tur6. Messrs. hCaulfeid eand Parsons
will also. assist at the concert. which
will doubtless Bel good AFFAIR." IN
dianapeHst Herald, 2Otsfnst. nib IA
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"HAn0rs are Easy >,

We fear we have been in error ii
surprising there was shade of diff
ference between the two rival Demo.
ticfatic papers of this city. The SENT
mel evidently thinks it is par ercelzeac.
the organ Of Democracy, especially 81
the Brick Pomeroy, rebel element
But the Courier is evidently deter
mined To give itsa'c1ose race forSoufh--
ern favor. The latter paper yesterday
publishedsa Noticeable article apoa
the rebel soldiers, The editor goes
int rhapsodieslover their heroism and
chiYalrpus bearing, He, is in some
doubtsIas to whether the cause for
(which they,fought was, wrong, but Of
one thing he is satisfied they are en-
titled tosall the praise, which can
attach to the soldiers of the Union
army. We quote: lI8ITl.fT
7 He mag have been mistaken" to
err is human when he took up arms
against the Federal authority but he
gave the strongest evidence that man
can give of his honesty of opinion
and purpose, when he perilled his life
in the cause, and no eulogy can justly
be bestowed upon the soldiers of the
Republic for their gallantry, intrepid
lty and sincerity of purpose that does
not apply to the Confederate soldier.
The Courier is determined to do
!" event handed justice" to loyal and
dlsloyal alike 80 it treats its readers
to the following couplet of paragraphs Il
1t anybody expects us to assail and
war upon the Federal soldiers, and !
cover them with foul epithets and |
course abuse, let them be dlsabused.
we honor and respect the brave and
fearless soldier. of the Republic.
! Ii anybody expects us to abuse the
confederate soldiers, and heep upon /
Them epithets of opprobriun, let them
De edlsabused. We respect the hon.
estiConfederate soldier y.a sa.ma45 81
Now if that isn't doing the I" fair
thing" by both sides, we don't know
how q Democrat would go. about it.
We call it decidedly clever, And,
moreover, we think, the loyal soldiers
of the Union army owe the editor
lasting debeof gratitude, for removing
from them the stigma of murder and
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xxx CoNGREss-seeOnd session.
6WAsHINeToN.l Feb 20.

81 W <AOh1N0ION.- Il gu ~. =
| SENATE, Chair submitted the GER
tifcate Of the Governor Of Pennsyl7a-
MIA that that State ratified the 18th
amendment to the Constitution.
| Patterson presented resolutions of
i the Tennessee Legislature inafavor of
the grant of public lands toad in the
I cohstfuction of then Tennessee and
| Pacific Railroad. sd Tabled nandqGo or :
i deredto be printed 81 niejsBs illw 91sl
| Poland, from Committee ION Jua
dietary, reported adversely on the bill
Ito protect chi ldreniof african decent.
from being enslavedn in violation of
the Constitutionhofthe United States
and moved ran indefuite postpone
tTment of the bilEdI .a0I3igg933T GiEiC
+ Aiibill was fconsidered to provide
foran tanhualIinspeetion of Indian az
fairs, upon which question was
raised. Upon agreeing to a substiIla
tute, however, it was passed. by the
House Transforming the Indian bureau
to the War Department TE3y 9ff \
At2'o'cl the Clerk of the House
announced the action Of the House on
the reconstruction bill. hua l5W 9bGl
g Williams moved a postponement of |
the Indian bill, for the purpose Of |
taking up the reconstruction bill
amendments. u1 31s 9Ia H59s 9vgd /
g gao EVENING SESSION. eds
The House joint resolution author
izing the employment of national YES /
sells to transport food and clothing to |
the destitute 1te people Of the South, Was
Sumner from rom the, Committee on !
Foreign Affairs, reported a bill to 4
provide for the defense of the North
err frontier, Ordered printed. l.lla e
;TTI h5e Reconstruction bill was then
taken up. a.. ~ eg'"t ai3goF
Do9little offered an an amendment to
the House amendments as, follows I
Provided that nothing in this act con
tanned, shall be construed to disfran
chise any person of either Of said
States from voting or holding office
who have received pardon under any
amnesty IN accordance with the Con-
stitution and laws. ~ 49, q 32s
Doolittle supported his amendment. |
Sherman saiddf the House amend
ments were; too harsh, the Southern
people had the Democrats in |
the House to thank for it. a
majority Of ~ the Union party,
assisted by every Democrat, helped to
1efeat the acceptance of this propo- !,
''itlon- IN the House, and left it open