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miscellaneous.

fee of the Circuit Cont for Aueusta
county, the Bird day of January 1870.
samuel Shacklett, in his own right and as sole
surviving partner of the late partn ership concern
OF Shacklett q Brufy, composed o. himself and
George Bsuiiy dec'd..-Plaintifs, !
AGAINST
Samuel Hiidebrand, Jacob r. Hildebrand. as
Executor OF Michael Hildehrand, Sen. decd, and
IN his own right, John Hildebrand, David Hide
nland, henry Hiidebrand, Gabriel Hildebrand,
ADranam HHdebrand, B. T. Hildebrand, Admr.,
OF Michael -Hiidebrand Jr. decd, Martha MIL
ler, John Haney snd Peggy his wife, Jacob R.
Hlldeorand Trustee for said Peggy Haney and
her children, John, Daniel, Elizabeth and VIM
Haney, and said John Haney, Daniel Hauey.
Elizabeth Haney and William Haney. in their
own right-Defendants.
IN cHANcERY.
The object of this suit is to attach any interest
to which the nonresident Defendant Samuel Hill
debrand may be entitled, in the real and personal
estate OF his father, Michael Hildebrand Sen. decd
IN the hands OF Jacob R.. Hildebrand, his Execu-
tor; ana IN the real or personal estate of Michael
Hildebrand Jr. decd, in the hands of B.. E Hill
denrand, his Admr., and especially the interest of
said Samuel Hildebrand in a tract of land situated
IN augusta county, supposed to contain about 40
acres OF which said Michael Hildebrand Jr. died
seized and possessed, and which was devised to
him by the 3rd clause of the will of Michael Hill
debrand Sen decd of record in the county court
OF AugustaLWin Book No. Il, page 4sS-or a
sufhciency thereof to satisfy to the Plaintiff the
sum OF $lo5,3l, with interest thereon from the
3oth day of March, 1852, and the costs of this
proceeding. Naa
The Defendant, Samuel Hildebrand not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not a resident of this
Commonwealth, 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
his ~enterest.
A ~Copy-Teste,
R. D. SEARS, elk.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN VIRGINIA.
Lgnchbu,y, January 2S.--The mail train
on the Tennessee road, which left Lynch
burg on Friday last, at $40 P. NJ. expert
cnced a variety of misfortunes and disasters.
When about six miles from the city, some
machinery of the engine broke. and the train
returned to town. This occasioned some
delay, and the train did not leave until S.45
P. M.
When about two miles west of Housack,
the sleeping car was thrown from the track,
owing to the breaking Of a wheel, and after
being dragged some distance, was precipita-
ted down an embankment and dashed to
pieces. Conductor Mellon, General Will
liam G. Roddy, of Mississippi, and ten 9TH
ers, were severely bruised. The wounded
passengers for the South were placed on the
other cars and proceeded on the journey.
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AGAINST IN cHANcERY.

Aaron s. Lara and Catherine L. Lara his wife,
Mary b. Lara and Samuel B. Lara, Infants un-
and sophronia Lewis his wife, Edward Tiliotson
and Marietta T~illotson his wife, VIM. Fl. Weller,
Charles l.. Weller, Laura NJ. Weller, John G..
Weller, A J. Dodamead and Louisa v. Doda-
mead his wife, and Sarah E.. Wilson, Mary B.
Wilson, Brown A.. Wilson, Henry R. Wilson,,
1.-THE last two named infants over IA years of
age, Charles Brown, Mariah O. Brown, Charles
Flowers and - Flowers his wife, (late Brown.)
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The Radical Washington correspondent
Of the Radical Chicago Tribune makes, sin
gularly enough, this point on COMPRESSION
al reconstruction
The Republicans Of the West who do not
look to the politicians, but to the light for
guidance, have only to reflect that we are
attempting, under the mastership of Charles
Sumner and benjamin. F. Butler, to disgust
the South and to make the nation and the
North tell a lie. to appreheDd the situation
here. The other influence of peace, eacour-
agement and patriotism, is led by Stewart
and Bingham. Here we are, four gears af-
ter the firing of a shot, revoking our work
and sustaining dissension! Here is the
capital Of the United States waving its Gag
of nearly forty stars within sight of a Terri
tory, of Virgins. the birthplace of Presi-
dents! Here we are offering incentives to
future party violence, to eKpatriation, re-
sisting the return Of the dove, substituting
the raven for the eagle, and mockipg the
humility of our late enemies.
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TTOW OFTEN IS THE HOUSEHOLD LOAF
II buried with the household head, and
families that might have been comfortably pro-
vlded for; left destitute by the want of a proper
foresight in its deceased protector7 ra
THE HIRGLNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
STAUNTON VA,
Offers to every head of a family perfect security
against this melancholy condition.
n1-ei eE 10 IT IS FOR sl
LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
45i IT'S CHARTER is PERPETUAL. 5a
IT'S CASH CAPITAL, Sl25, 900.
1t is organized on the basis of the old Mutual
Life of New York, and its successful experience.
The Premiums are paid in cash.
Its Dividends are paid in cash. $500 74
Its Policies are paid in cash, without deductions.
There are no premium notes, and hence its as
sets are all cash, which presents the only solid,
substantial basis of business for individuals or
corporations. ~.z141d1tU AH
j ,zg.t 20 =Hs.5
5 IL lNSURES 45G -1fs1o.s. q,
ON ALL PROPER, SAFE TABLES.
1r~PuTs NO IMPROPER RESTRICTIONS
ON TRAVEL. ~ 77"
2@S ttH TE0 En- =4iFys .
IT INSURES 9..' Be..;s,.5 .
kUNIMPAIRED FEMALE LIVES. laaa2i
The company is a combination of the proprie-
tary and mutual systems, securing the advanta-
ges of both. ..,a oa,
Its Policies are non-forfeitable after two years,
and incontestable after five years for all misstate-
ments and errors in application except as to- the
age of the applicant. ..5sfa ea+ tr. 7,soas aaTN
r.. THIS IS A sU RsTANTIAL t.''
HOME ID
The Assets will be invested in Virginia, and
help to build up our own interests in Virginia.
1t commends itself for its safety, management
and organization, to every Yirgiplap and other
Southerner Ia search of q safe 49,
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
INSTITUTION. 'ss A
Live agents wanted in every precinct of every
county in the State. Send fer circulars.
Address,
PHILLIPS & MAYO. GenI Agents
for Virginia and West Va.
Lock Box ZIG, Stanton, Va.
cctl-ly es
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EXTRAORDINARY WEATHER ALL AROUND
The report from the Pacific railroad for
the goth of January is that the track is clear
through to San Francisco, No snow on the
great plains, nor in the Black Hills, nor in
the passes Of the Rocky Mountains, nor in
the lofty chain of the Sierra Nevada, to OBJ
struct the trains, but q clear track from ocean
to ocean. At the same time the record
shows the Hudson river open from New
York to Albany, and tie same is reported
of all the European rivers emptying INTO the
North Sea and the Lower Baltic, which are
usually fast locked in ice in midwinter. 1t
is certainly an extraordinary winter SO far
over the gholc face of the civilized world.
Hero in Baltimore, in the midst Of January,
we have a temperature as balmy as spring.
Baltimore San.
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On the 25th, 100 guns were fired in
Richmond in honor O. of the admission of
Virginia. About 5000 were assembled on
the public square, two-thirds of whom we're
colored. Gov. Walker delivered a congratu-
latory speech and predicted a glorious future
for the State. A colored conservative and
several colored Republicans made political
speeches. The speaking was kept up till
night, whea the crowd adjourned with three
cheers for the admission of the State.
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Messrs. Fisk & Gould have been exam-
ined before the congressional committee ap.
pointed to investigate the late Gold specula-
tons aad Panic in New York. They i'm
plieatc as the originators NJ. Corbin, Presi-
dent Grants brother-in-law, and his wife,
and Mrs. Grant, the latter Of whom is said
to have realized and received $4,000 as
her part Of the profits of the transaction.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Staunton Va. Dec 9th 1890

XFIRGINIA:-At a Circuit Court held for
Augusta County on the 18th day of Nov.
1869. as. l
Thomas A. Lightner and azs-Plaintifs.
u ISL. AGAINST IN cHANcERY. -y
James Henry Admir-. of Jacob Hart decd.
Anthony Brown and Elizabeth A. his wife,
Job Hart, Richard Hart, Martha Hart, Stephen
Bright, James w Bright and Samuel T. Bri ght.
Defendants.
EXTRACT FROM DECREE.
con consideration whereof it is adjudged or
dered and decreed that this cause be referred to
one of the master commissioners of this court who
shall take, state and settle the following accounts
viz Ist. An account of the TRANSACTIONS of
Jacb Hart decd. End. An account ofthe person
al offsets of the estate of Jacob Hart decd. in the
hands of James Henry the Admir-. 3rd. an ac-
count of the real offsets of the estate of said Jacob
Hart, decd, and 4th. An account of the out
standing and unsatisfed claims against the es-
tate of the said Jacob Hart decd, with a state
ment of their respective priorities, the said Com
missioner giving notice by advertisement, inser-
ted for four successive weeks in some newspaper
published in the, town Of Stanton, of the time
and place of taking the said accounts, and
preemptorily failing in said advertisement a dav
by which all creditors shall come forward and
prove their claims, or elselb precluded from the
benefit of all DEGREES in this cause, which adver-
tsement snail De equivalent TO personal notice as
to all the parties interested except James Henry,
the admir-, who shall have personal notice.
55I COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Staunton Va. Dec. 9th 1861
All persons interested are hereby notified that
l have fixed upon Friday the 18th day of Janua-
~ 1870 as the time and my office in Stanton as
the place for executing the foregoing decree, and
all p~ersonsahaving claims against :he estate Of
said Jacob Hart decd, are notified to come for
ward and prove the same before me on or before
the 28th day of January 1870, OF be precluided
from the benefit Of all DEGREES Ia this cause. s'7
Given under my hand as Commissioners in
Chancery in the circuit court of Augusta county
this 9th day of December, 1869. CO.,
F. E. TOWN,
jan7-4t Commissioner
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Jas. Jeter Phillips who was to have been
hung on the 25th, was ag. 10 respited till
February 25th.
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F. McCue.
AGAINST IN cHANcERY.
John Crawford and a7s.
Geo. seawright, Guardian.
AGAINST IN oHANoEHY.
Samuel M. Long; John Crawford &C.
EXTRACT FROM DECREE.
"And by the like consent of parties it is furth-
er adjudged, ordered and decreed that these eau
ses be referred to one of the master Commission
es Vt this Court to take, state and settle an &C.
count showing lst. The order and amount in
which the proceeds of the sale made by C6mmis-
sioner Baylor are to be applied toward the salts
faction of judgments which constitute liens on
the property sold by him. End. The balance re-
naming unpaid on account of the Judgment in
the name Of Franklin McCue against John Craw-
ford and Henry Berry after exhausting the pro-
ceeds OF said sale aforesaid. 3rd. An account
showing the amount. of real estate of which
Henry Beery died seiz.d and possessed and the
fair annual rental value of the same, together
with any matter specially stated deemed peril
nent by himself or required by any of the par
ties to be so stated. But before proceeding to
take said accounts the said Commissioner shall
give due notice of the time and placefor the ta-
king OF the same by four weeks advertisements
some newspaper published In the town of Staun-
ton and said publication shall be deemed equiva-
lent to personal service on all the parties"
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Staunton Ya. Dec. 27th Lace.
Ali persons interested are hereby notified that
I have fixed upon Saturday the 18th day of Jan
uary 1870 at my office in Staunton to execute the
foregoing decree.
Given und cry hand as Commissioner &c.,
THU 9th day Of December 1862.
j. E. TOWN,
Jin7-4t Commissioner.
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JORDAN +, MARTIN PRESIDENT.
]. W. SEASON, SECRETARY.
j. S. CALVERT, GENERAL AGENT.

W. H. H. LYNN and W. J. PoINrs, Solicitors,
Stapaton, Va
Us. WALLAcE, Solicitor, Waynesboro.
JNo G. SroyER, Solicitor, Churchyille,
Agents wanted in every City, Town and Coun.
ty
oct30-ly r..r5
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ArroRsEY-G GENERAL QUAL1F1ED.-While
tie jolifcatiou on the Square was at its
height yesterday, Hon. James G. Taylor
appeared before the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth and took the necessary oaths
prior to entering upon the discharge Of his
duties as Attorney-Ge Genera of the State
Rickmond Dispatch.
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EXTRACT FROM DECREE

ArnOM
The court without considering or aesia,ne the
matters involved in the cause, on the mr. t;on ~
the plaintiffs dotA adjudge, order and decree
that this cause De referrsd to one of the master
commissioners Of this court, with directions to
take, state and settle the accounts of the said WI
liam Jones as Executor and as Admir-. no boa;.
non with the will annexed OF Isaiah ZONES dec.d
and IN stating said accounts, said commissioner
viii! revise and correct the several sett1ements
made by commissio ners, Hartman and Waddell Of
the county court of Augusta, referred to in tho
DIN, put sald commissioner shall regard said set
Elements before the county court Commissioners
as Pressa .'acss correct, except in SO far as the
items thereof shall be surcharged and falsi6ed be-
lofe MN, said commissioner shall give notice of
the tme ana place of taking said accounts to all
parties interested, by publication for four weeks
IN one OF the newspapers published in the town
OF oteunton, which publication shall be eouiye-
lent 10 personal service of said notice.
Ni COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
l Stanton Va. Dec. 9th 1869.
All persons interested are hereby notified tba
| nave liked upon Monday the 3Ist day of JaIua
ry 1870 at my office in Staunton to execute the
foregoing decree.
GIVEN under my hand as Commissioner &c.,
this 9th day of December 1869.
T. E. TOWN,
J"hi-4t Commissioner
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George D.. Prentice, for many years
editor Of the Louisville Journal, died in that
city on Saturday last. v-el
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Drugs, Medicines &c.


NRCGS, MEDICINES, &C. ec
D I. H. TROUT l. CO.,
D~ealer.in Drugs,
.- Medicines, Paints, .-.
u:,ou Dye stuffs, Fancy Articles,
Trussesand Surgical JDstrnm n,s
@>Physicians' orders filed with the nnreet
and freshest medicines and at city retail prices.
PRESCRIPTION s are compounded oni, by ex
night. fta Th ~ 49, "nu
aprills-tf 7ses- fi -aH 7srrs a
NQN-EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL --
~ me only article that can be used with
.satety-wll burn one-thirdlonger, and sold at
one same price as tn inferior grades -,
49,, .t P.H.& TROUT Co.'S
- lNIS.-WHlTE LEAD, LIN SEED OF,
"a fARNlSH, and Colors ofall kinds for
7-5 PHI TRoUT&co.
=, zgtf
EAMARlNDs, &C., &c. - .-75-0-7 -7ao.
u at LINKS
sep t2oth lses-tf.-Srectatol Copy. -
NEA TlsF OOT 0TL.-rhe best oil for
~ harness and all kinds ofleather, for 10
80 ~ '" PHI. TRoUT& CO.'S,
N'Sio"
SALALEM BROTH, or SALT OF WlSDOM
NJ certain cure for RIM letter.
i'ch, Poison Oak, and all e%ruptions Of he skin
40 matter now malignant or long standing. can
oe in nag ~ - 4ssss, ,-as LINKS Drug Store.
2A-AAALA-A-LlA u .yf54as-
ENHE MAGIC COMB viii colos the hal, or
Il beard insss ptlv. Sold by 5Tl ~
~ "a f.. H. LINK, Druggist.
M ACATNE OLA fine article Of
4H1 Machine Oilat ST co per gallc1. -
-..u =. 3 =, For sale at
TRouT'sDRUG STORE.
NALlFORNIA VINEGAR LiTTERS.-Th
~. great Blood Purifier, Sold by
jnlyle-tf LINK, Druggists
HoRsFOkDs SELF RAISING BREAD
- PREPARATION.
unsurpassed for making Light Bread, Biscuit,
Cakes and Pastry without the aid of Yeast. Sold
ny +. Il. LINK, Druggist.
apr23-tf Main Street Stanton.
TARBOLIC DISINFECTING SOAP.--Fo-
~ washing Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Dogs and
other domestic animals, frees them from insects
and is invaluable for healing sores of all kinds.
Sold by f. II. LINK. Drnooist
Main street Staupton, Va.
septl7-tf Spec & Wiz copy
TRISIN.--The compound Fluid Ex,ract Of 1-is
n L Y va laS Vi HIS
i Versicolor, Puri6es the Blood, cures all erup-
TONS of the Skin, Rheumatism, Sick and Nervous
Headache &c, &c. Can be had OF LINK,
- 80, Druggist.
M AGNoLlA WATERPROOF the Toilette, at
1Nl LINKS Drug Store.
sept1T-tf Spec & vir copy
" ANTHINE RESTORATIVE win preyentths
n Hair from falling out and will make it
grow. Sold by FIJI, LINK.
aue11-u Druggist
Maine VI PEPSlN, highly esteemed in Dys-
wv pepsia, and to promote digestion. Can
De haa OF LINK, Druggist.
aug27-tf
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM, For eradiea-
Ill ting Tan, S%unburn, Pimples, Freckles
&C, at LINKS Drug Store.
aug 27-tf
DIED and GREEN ANILINE or FyCHINE fop.
LII Colorlng. Sold by LINK,
augz7-H Druggist,
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TREAT IMPROVEMENT!
Andersonss Atlsa cspllerte UIurIl.
This Churn will produce more butter and in
less time than any other churn. 1t works as well
in Winter as in Summer, and without the necess-
ity of heating or cooling the cream.
have the exclusive right to manufacture and
sell this churn in Augusta county, and will ex.
hibit it throughout the county.
All orders should be addressed to
JAS. A. PATTERSON,
jan2S-3m Waynesboro.
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PORTLAND, January 25.-The Peabody
feet has arrived 2. Portland.
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New Advertisements.

4eE New Advertisements.
TIME ACCOMPLISHMENT
81. .a OF DANCING.
MRssRs. PLUME L COLEMAN
Have the honor of announcing to the citizens
OF Stanton and its vicinity, that they will COM
mence a session in the above desirable accom-
plishment on r
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
alta O'Clock, January 2eth, 1870, for the %instruc-
ton of young Ladies, Misses and Masters; and
on the evening Of the same date, at 8 O'Clock P.
NJ, for gentlemen. All the fashionable dances
will be taught during the session, consisting of
coTILLIoNs, QUADRILLEs & wALTzEs.
Terms of tuition per session Sl2-one-half OF
which must be paid in advance, the balance ($6)
to be paid when the session will have half cxpir-
ed, and In no wise will this rule be deviated from.
Dancing A~cademy-Town Hall, Main Street.
Respectfully,
ian2s-lt PLUME l. COLEMAN.
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NIRGINIA ;-At rules held in the clerk office
of the Circuit Court for Augusta County,
the 3rd day of January 1870,
Thomas l.. Parish and John T. Randolph, Ex-
ecutors of William P. Parish dec'd.-Pltfs.
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Judge Jeremiah Blacks letter, which has
Just been published, is an important contri-
button to the history of the late War. #
shows that Mr.. Stanton and General Cass
agreed in 1861 with Mr.. Buchanan that the
Federal Government had no right to coerce
q State
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EXTRACT FROM DECREE

'sIt is further adjudged, ordered and decreed
that this cause be referred to one of the Master
Commissioners of this court, who is directed to
take state, and settle and report to this court the
following accounts. LIST. An account of the in
debtedness outstanding and chargeable upon the
estate of the said John Brown decd, whether as
principal or surety with the priorities, if any,
among the said debts, and for this purpose said
Commissioner is authe rized to assemble the cred
itors before him, by publication of notice for four
successive weeks in some newspaper published in
the town Of Stanton. End An account of the
assets, real and personal, belonging to said es-
tate. 3rd. An account of the administration Of
the plaintiff, AS. Lara of said estate."p
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
..,sY Staunton Va. Dec. 9th 1869.
All persons interes ted are hereby notified that
L have fixed upon Saturday the goth day of jan
uary 2870, at my office in Stauuton, to execute
the foregoing decree, and all persons having
claims against the estate of said John Brown
decd, are hereby notified to prove the same be-
fore me on or before the said 29th day of January
1870. =
Given under my hand as Commissioner &C.,
this 9th day ofDecember 1869.
F.. E. TOWN,
Jan7-4t Commissioner.
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Legal Notices.

VIRGINIA At q Circuit Court held for Au-
gusta county on the 9Th day of November
1859. &
Aaron s. Lara, Admir-. of John Brown, decd.
Plaintiff. # - Is
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RICHMOND IA

Mutual policy, holders in sais company are menu
bers of the Company, and as such, are entitled to
all the privileges OF stock holders, with the full
assurance that they will have nothing more to
pay for their insurance than its actual cost.
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Virginia, according to the returns Of the
internal revenue for the last year-impover-
ishcd as size is pays nearly three millions
of taxes to the Federal Government. There
are forty-seyep States and territories, and
Virginia, rees 10 twain, stands tvelfM on the
list. Our tobacco Is taxed, feeble and I
hausted as we are-and their hay, and wheat.
and potatoes, and corn, aid fruits are free.
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Prince Arthur, the seventh child and
third son of Queen Victoria, arrived in
Washington On Saturday last, and is the
guest of the British minister, who has ar
ranged a number of dinings for him, to
bring him in contact with the magnates CD
at Washington.
This is another opportunity for the exhi-
bition Of that toadyism, for which the Amer
lean PEOPLE are so noted when one Of the
European nobility appear on the scene, and
which we doubt not will be enjoyed to their
hearts content by shoddy, ct I'd omne genus.
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Unwilling HOUSE FOR SALE.-Entirely
~ new, we'll built, handsome appearance,
and welllocated Terms liberal. Apply to H
e at Fl. Kerr Bros. declO-tt
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Mr.. PEABoDY's FUNERAL CAR.-Boston,
January 21.-The train rendered by the
Eastern Railroad to convey Mr.. Peabody's
remains from Portland to the place of burial
has been completed in the workshops of the
Company. The interior Of the saloon car is
hung with heavy folds Of black and white
serge, falling from the centre to either side,
the windows being partially covered by
drapery. English and American flags,
edged with black, form a part Of the deco
rations Of each end Of the saloon. The car
is neatly oarpeted, and in the centre il a bier
about two feet wide and eight feet long, pow
cred with black velvet, and trimmed with
silver fringe and @tassels.
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THE NEW MISSISSIPPI esNATon.--Jeff.
Davis successor in the United States Sen
ate, according to a Washington despatch, is
a negro named Fl. R. Revels Mississippi
has evidently taken warning from Virginia,
and has shaped her course with a view to
readmission !; but in this last move she has
probably oserdone IT,. 4 negro member of
the House from Louisiana, it will be remem-
bered, was refused admission last session,
and Revels may find himself in the same
box. Mississippi should have waited until
the Senate had been educated to her idea of
the equal rights Of MANY. 7. Herald.