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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

BosInv. "Wednesday. Apfii ., laC2
The Con- missionefs have ordered the release Of
the following members VI the late Maryland Legisia-
,ure from Fort Wslsen. The Hon. L. c. Kbourne
Of Anne Arundel County, Speaker Of the House OF
Delegates Josiah u. Gordon II Allegheny County,
DR.. Chas. MacGiil Of Washington County, Clark j..
Dnraut Of st. Marys County, DR.. Mills Of Carroll
County, and Mcsan. Claggen Of Froiorick, aad
Joues of talbot County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10
THr sECOyU Days pYrIiL

Gen. Baeii having m1ged the following everirq.
IN TIE morning tie ba'. we opened b, Daylight, i,
"u.ianeoosy BY Gen. Melons division OF the lef..
'ho "aJof-Ien Waiaces division or tie right.
Gen. Nelson's 'orce opeoed o mos, gallhy ire
." Toe Rebels, AND fdvsnced apidly ne they fell
S"fA' Zoe Ire soon became general along the whole
hle' 'ni began 70 ieil wHh to,riDe effect Oh tbe
,'sny' Gems hcClemaut, Sherman, and Har.
.ots men, though terribly jaded IRON the preyious
%yshghiing, SIN rnainia'ned neir hono,s won n
p0'.!Son; bui The resistance Of he Rsbels a, srl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10
the VANDERBILT AND TUE MERRIMAC

A rumor was current the street yesterday noon p.
the eject that uews bed been received in town tsat
The Merrimsc Lad been sunk by the Vanderbilt and
Monitor. We are unable to trace this 10 any
authentic source; and it il ia all probability only Z
rumor of the street. II is probably the shadow Of
"A coming event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

Nav AssisTaSr IN THE U. S. DISTRICT Arroa.
SEY's OFEIoE.-In view Of the pressure caused by
legal business growing out Of the war; the Sc rotary
Of the Interior has suh rzed the appointment Of an
ossistan' A.sstan, Dis,rct-Attorney Mr.. Smith has
accordingly promoted 10 that position Mr.. George P.
Andrews, late Chief Clerk, who has won tie conf.
denee the DisrieeAuoruey aud the public by close
attention to the business of the Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10
FROM THE WEST.
CAsF vgiE KyiTIfvuIy no. Asrrl y. 1902
UNION FORCES IN TIE INDIAN NATION.
Coarerg ofc,a-o o. Tho So. Louis tcpuh.icar.
HEADQuAkTEEs % rHg ioritIa DIVISION }

AHNf I'll. 5otTIatsr. I
CAsr sg'E KyiTTfyuIy. no. Nsrol y. 1902.
UNION I0GCEs IN TfiE INDIAN NATION.
From source deemed Trustworthy | have coll cted
IRE following ifcff tbHt occurred whi G portion Of
cavalry ffom thi division lrs battalion. 81 Illinois,
unaer command d CaIt. Campbell and Otner oe-
fHctUtrs az cavalry from other ditisiOue-a' on8er
CON qua OF Col fcese-ua0e q decent upon Ger
tan sDwns % aId real the Indian Territory.
IL Wa Oh Tic @lst instant that the detaehmeuts Of
cavalry hDoye spoken O. separated from our main
fore al Fayetteville, end directed their course
t0woid Cincinnati, sual town on Toe wctton
bombay 0i Afkapass. 4ley malo Cincinnati Stat
night nolng are acd provisions more plenty thaa
anywhere tren hv tADm since Ia Tie service, say
iiI0o and acauiiial farms dOtt,uQ here md there
sib more beautiful and wi1c-spIc,d rolling praiies
From il.llnaN the cavalry Wa otd red To
Maygs'lic fu' tOWr 2 mllca ~ the north IA The
ia'i0l. Ny informant de-cfibes the country be
tween those places Al beautiful aud dcsinble for
fgicsnl..l purr .ils. bolOie ,ncy arrived at Msyf-
vie. however, they la" some " Rluc.uu's" On
bis men a. " 90 for en-" which was obe,ed in-
sialIy. ilo EeJels, sce.ug how matters itood,
iegaI rapid leutai, and ran tier horfcs aQainst
Il icnse, knocking down the rails IN all direci ions
They caught Rebel copliia tBooneb desceI dsnt
Of Tic famous Daniel Boone, ana eleven oiLer pns-
ouers, together with beautiful Confederate lag.
1h, Capt. Boone y represented as line looking
fellow, and says be Wa taken pfs0uer last Summer
by or troops Ia Miesonn, sud ESCAPED by jumping
from the esrs near Teue Baute lDd., while being
conveyed Easi. Col. Boyd, Rebel officer, was also
~ The EpnE, bus escaped, he hay'nE dus,eJ or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

FIRE DxPARrNEST ELRcrIoN.-T The Jersey City
Fire Department Election will take place on the 9th
Of Nay. The following are The caodidate:
For ChefS.muel A. French sud Ntn Howo,b
Assistant-First N.ri-John D. : Dian. and T. r. c
Young second WerG-Wm. Hu.hes and John BEATTY
iprd " aid-' II. Coykeudsl JOSEPH Jarsne aud emifb
Mead fonrh y sgd--John Coys sid John LyncA-
fof hire Ionn.ssouer-Jona Is. hSght aud J5hn Bsn,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

GEs. MAGRuDTE's PROcLAaATioS.-Gen.M agru-
der is.ued proclamation TO the soldiers Of the Rebel
amy on the 9th al. lie states that tie enemy j.
upon them, and that lie number 10 far superior 10
theirs lie advises them TO forify Themselves IN
every possible place, and 10 control every inch Of
ground. Three days raions are TO be cooked, and
baked biscuit are 10 be carried instead Of Aour. The
iglt, he anticipates, viii take place on the Warwick
River. 10 inclusion, he advises sLem 10 FIRE ior.
Dispositions oT FoRT LAFAYETTE PMs0srHs-
The Commissioners TO examine Estons pr-oners have
exau,nei r number Of prisoners in Fort Lafayette,
with he following results
Reeasrd on issils t4o oath Of slersnce. VIM w He'd
fi.kr Jcl.l Fottefaed
H.eased On utror honor 10 extend any sid com
fft ~ r - David G. Ws.f tIs ls.ac l.. NiEnes Of
PA adj ia. . - 80. -
rfro., .tied o. Fort L,iayctts Wm n Ill sidney Ben.
usft V %. Chis g. " Cecil Col Toslnns tFrrhch isdy)
nd Mf Chsglu who isp.rrd On tho footing Of pr'o1si
ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

CALICO DREss BAtL.A calico dress bali Is to be
given st The Hudson House, Jersey City, thi,
"wednesday evening, the proceeds to be applied for
the benefit Of families Of volunteers from Hudson
County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

The telegraph line to Fortress Monroe has not yet
been repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10
INTELLIGENCE FR0M THE REBEL STATES.
Interesting Letter from Charleston,

THE REBELS STRENGTHENING THEIR OEfsNsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10
Calendar of she Court OF Apucu,.

D4v Calendar for April 10, In tie Con-, ~ ~ A.
peals; 60, O., %, %, 81, -, 50, g. 90 20 "F
SUPREME COURJ--spKclAL Tsny.-Apst, sp.,-
Judge BAtcos D''''s
DEcIsfONs
Eleszsr b. Brown e. all SURVIVOR art Chs y.l,.s
Demurrer TO complaint by Chafl.s Waltsr 80
s,nea ~',n so's Denierref to complaint by A. Wsss,
Wtn loe ehgk q 81 sgt. Henry O. Pinusr ,,ln.,,,r.
wiki ccgls. '' A'a D'oaeh oVersuisd
nank' ss, Ihoms' L. Ru,hmcrs e. G-Demuer 70
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-01

prse'ioe q
Doa1f, Eafry gssk Keqiag.
Adapted T. every department o f'.ai az rH
c!Fu commerce oy - sr'irr ~ ns1's - sfcf =
beas -heflies
Stock enl Par;nersiig Booss
Excmpiif,in~ numerous cascs OF t.ficun ope-.ine
and clssi8r. chanrcs in frrns &c. supplied ly IL
authcf's fasly ysar's esi.sr.enc~ in husiness.
To S.f'fereaf 81 Single Eafrg Paun7siil
Books,
Generally 90 ittie undersfcos that .'f~cc->err
q Book keeping" In ffs city. rcc' nuy risdc cat
bn iuess balance sheet containing la.too errors
RecfyyiHg Derope,i DoSJis Eairy heoks.
A frequent ana high g ror.ltie fafy. explained
IN 10 other TREATISE al tccarnts.
Charging q Siasi. T. Doabls Entry LeaQss
Illustrated Tor ne irst time aDaa's nook-keepins
The Private Ledger.
Fer kceyiag lie re alis q be business private 90
often desired hy tSteasiv, firms rtr'airs wholly
unknown - the rnTas - ah ether Commercial
Bss'nsss Correspondence.
The volume q paa-. Manuscripts Das.us.s Letters
afford. ihe moa r'mrisfe cenr.r - Instruction IN
BusiasSs Forms
systematically arranged end TAUGHT 81 connection
w..l ihc h,oss q prae1ice.
Commercial Computations
including numerous hasac.s Operations naerr fhur.
orchls faurht iu oilfr Schools
Commfrsiai aa3 Oraamrafsi P,amrasiip
Rv w. II 1la anl e e. Co.afaa. safh.r q at
new editions 81 ihc osus oi rcnmsushr .ri Nrr
Srsosi Coz hoekf.
The pop1.allfy of these Improvements. e.' f.ff
elegant tlslness vfiilrF affe-t a. asta..a..sa g
this drnaf.rfai ofcr al ether tni -rt fa.1
WEI Ihr enlarged f..l.He ~ lHH i.te4a
Gems oi
Brs.atss and Oraameafai Penmssssif.
l. .he most complete -tii siruciaf Published. tf
raatly tonul. uiaiicd ra.lpali, lal g.
unf & Durfau's Nfs rf Hoei N0fs liptas. iHf y
/ engraved vifh the auihors .nslfp.I' I'rEs 81 ta'i
/ cover. eo cents per aersr-
Tie Ctsasfn Cory Book Ess
Pr fif raffIl.l - scnl ~ oor elegant err
eaiaf rp 06. nith samples ~ oar fcnm.rs vii
/ flnr. Ilf'osre cents. te
T.. y. Dtf ~ \ son. Principals.
go strsnesf- VII rleass insu.fs ouf rep.iat..a
/ n fhe clty. whore Wt afr t.si AnaRa.
mar2etei
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-01
Ayers Ague Cure, 4,

fLA 4Ht riEiDl IiaE of
Ifisfal.isri Fever. or Fever All Agus. ks.1iis-
lxtesrs. Cfli, fcser Iiaat Ague, Periodical Hcst-
abe. lr r.il.ers Headache. srf r.llcus p.
veTs indeed Cor the Whole o,4ss q; dis
eaacs or irra'.ng ia hillary terange-
rlenf. caused ty the Malaria -
Nasmafic Countries.
We are et.atict here 20 cffer thc ccmuuf.i
rsrlfsr which, While Ia cures the above csmya-i -
wth certainty, : siiI perfectly ls-;nis,, .n sfs
q1rrilfy. such rcmsty Is invslnahle IN cistrlc,.
where these affecting disorders prevail This .crgt'-
exrtis ino r-iasfusc poison - fgtcr and Ar1s frcn
ihe system. aud prevents The development Il u'e
dseasc. q takcu cH ftt l.t sppro1ch ~ is prcut-.
tory syniptoms D. s rot only The besf remedy
sex discovered for his class y csDTlaint-. t'st A.
lsc rhcspesf. Ihe large quantity y" supply icr
dollar tfIrza IL within The reach oi every y. snl
fsflli.is. alftrcts. whore Fcsrr ASH Aguc I.fssai
t-sr, lody should have ii end u.e i freely a. -
e ife ans rfltertea- great srIftIarlis 81 iii.
sl,ll, over srv ethfr ever dl-e.ftri G. r tle o..
lfd certain cure 81 Iutcrmlfttnfs ID taaf "a e., 4
ir- 30 oulline er mineral c1u.tslrsufiy q Ir,ta-
ra gnsni-m tr other iftrl rs ef.t's vhaiefsf
usan the C1flstitufiou- Iausa cured ls % a.. lef
hsaifiy as if thas Lai rcfsl hsi tho disease.
Ff1tr afd Arse j. ffut aoie ih consequence ci a..
,ia.riafe poison. great ttri,ye - disorders sIi.s
nori if- irritation 1u rr which are
Nsarsi.la Rheumatism. Cont. ->ieth-. hi'uc1s...
ro.iDaehc. Eas.. ie. CatArs.l., Asthma. PA'ri.
isa.n. Iaiu.Hi Arertiur q fhs Siietr. Hss-
terlos.fAin "a the Bowels .ceilt. l.afsissss
ana i.ranstinout of tlo Sivmn-A.
Aft - which, vLln originating IN th., causc. ei
fnt luicrificnf tyff, or beclzno periodical. n =
a AK szpcls lht Ieisgu from the hiooc. snf CT.
q .rantiy lurrs ftrm al alike. II = an insaiusll.
= ireilsa a. immigrsnfs and ferf0ns ffafeliIs a
lf,ssraliy r,sl4ing la the nsiaIiars disfricfs. "
81. - ocra-sor-iis daily uAie xfosrt - the i-
.I.n. fiaf uW bc eAcretct fsou a. tyf.Sln, enc
ti..nHf a--rriu'ato ir srfIllttf qr-tily - ri,.r
..i liter-s urr-r lt H. c4on rlr~r saifailr tos
lf .Ierfisr than rrrp nni r "a viIi evrf suffer Gpn
f.allsents ~ ftes avail then seifes cf me IT.
i.,f thil rfnrtly &C nr,Is-
- PrsrareLis na.f C. ArEH L Co
Lowell Nas1a, husetfs
Ia orr ftnle,iie- aif f,r -ric iy }. n CrrrEons.
81 q po<Ys1sr. and ~ ~ Dfr-gi-i- IN 1err..
u rta.
ffteie.slr IS Aifss Co. Cincinnati.
u .ltaofn-frenu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-01
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Board R1darlf b 9 - aIg'

since the opening of the sa.l ant sa.lmoi.ous
nOui. III Iss4. IS IA. been iie sings. s.ssssr u sae
rsprl~,ar. 10 make .s m, me.i anpuea. eon-
venice, ana comfortable hars ~ ne sea.n saa
stranger on this side the Atlsnre
AM whatever ba. sseulsi i..'s o. .inHa-ssr 90
ihs ,onfcrs = lts ra,.i. they have cni,ssotes.
without regard 80 so.i. g. rfa,is- ,na 50 eomhiae
ali she el,meais % laaisllasl aaa .oelA sieeymeni
which modern ass has iase.ll 80 aeieru taste
approved and Coo raifeh.s, si.rh Il ass eanm,u-
~ during ne pat ia Ysar. g. 5 sfae...r rseaf
that 'heir esoris have been app sesiet
To inert th~ ssigsaeis. ofn.r uns.. when AZ .re
required 60 prarsie. ~ ns.f six,a ,esaaar. sae
undcrsign.d.
Have Reduced the r.ic.- 81 Heard 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
H ,h- s.as ams s5aaaz ~, = shs iasorie. vlih
With ,heit ~, has hitherto seem supr'is'
rREADwKi4- vgIucoNn so.
~ York. s,at Z. issL sr.s.
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NOTICE 20 Real Estate Dsa.ere..--
y ffs~s pr1lfiars "a sirf- hooule i1afsr -
80 !. raeflerf rlsfss = ftli roofs. v1<a / VII
a.. ~ rron1fty in cr rrsg fsfre Nsrte art lfF a
siarrt4rs sa ctsh. AvT'T -
ntnBxEI.
6~effssuen kesl kEtap Asesi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-01
rerre.Haute 8 Richmond "a lIOad
Foundry and PIow Factory
afiR THH RhlLLOAD DErOT

- Ak TIE kklii.OAD bLfOI.
TERRE H4UIE. IND
AitDA HOLMES. Proprietor.
I Al MANUFACTURING FOUR
ssrtfIof rsfitsas - Casi ifea riova. ulish ca.
.rt 4. sxfeitft ~ fcy Ecw usnrfscturct In Os
wesf. a. elll - tsi- igvr. g sat u rrrrs.
0rtrrs rrcmpig sitsnsetw.
c1llilw~s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-01

Legal -Zse-tl.~ aa-uts Any ce1is PER square ee'n
n<srtoD. -. - =.
ssusf.csory arrAngel-tr's made sita ho-e ~hs
<fsh 20 atvert,s- y tAs yezr. uith tne pfi,n-ss =
I'll y confused strictly % thfif fsso@' '-'
.n.i teW IsIy csl1Fferig. -,
Asr-rttssasats IN the special nat'ee eoinf1n W.
Be- e-arged two prices Ia. =.
Aa-ersis.raen.s keps esI..t.aily 81 'hs iiAi's'
ss.s~.s notice. pabs.Aea Ia the ioSal sSiIal. q
zen Fnrs q rnfer Win Be charged ior ea'n ''''''"
a.. al o.~- Lea lines. Ten ce1ts per line "a.
ffssrn@rts sent IN fsr 10 spcSln-- t.11~. ~-
- ln.crted three months. unle,s ofsefee 49, "A,
80 .ltsratloa of standing Afsettsehi.hi -.
--noGnt % a rencEai ot tac sA1i''' --'
.xroct upon by contract ,.t.
Annouscirx candidates for onics Of every asrsTp-
a ,si b. e1srxst re- 90 for each name IN the DNiy'
- $500 IN The ia ani weekly, "<~"s> - -
-Iac<.
NJ stz.-.tsas ADVERTISE meats ~hstevef- -, -
.sh.rxes VII be made f-r Inserting tne hot.es "
~ .,-,e... Societies. or Associatous a. folloN<.
s..r each nctscr lot exceeding BIS - ee'' ="
.. insertion. over eight lines ~ thls rsir.
,unouDrinx deaths with funeral notice A'i-Nhs'''
~. without rotee, ffee- -. ...t...,
voslrss q Fe-slvsls. Fersea I'D kkeur -.os.
NV .a.tfsf.aais or es-ociators. OF ~ e"o''"'7s
f.,si .l.srtl-eulsnts = eftsi = the exPsf-c =,
a..,rnexs ordering snt payment not % % oelsgeS,
.r the Legal proceedings, but eoiecs3nss a. sns
me P-bnshrr not ACCOUNTANTS iof the xxf -.
- .f~erti.ern~os- b-yspt the smoaut eh~rg>" NJ
heir publcstpn-
ne Weekly Express
sasl,.h.r every Wednesday,. at fi 20 per aunnH'
Vance. H..
x~So paper sect ~ithout the money. nor eoftina-
longer time ths paid Tor
Nat~s OF Advertising tm "eeAsS'
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or tAe F2FIEENlH SEAf1 1NEl AZ SLdIk
NM ~ ne condition ~ ne MONK iAot-
EAGIE COMPANY ~ the thH = Nrif laff.
on "a Ii d.fg ~ .f,in4lfI. lsfl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-01
ne Weekly Express

ss-rnere VII he no deviation 'ron 'ae a''''
atst A., - t,.ttv and
sg-Ads~r'l eri~n;s publiskei IN both De,.{ -. -.
xesSiv ~Ii - eharr~d thc fuii Daily rates win enc
hls n the why rates ssiiesi- :.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-01
AMERICAN HOUSE.

corner Washsngfcn aud Section >is..
SULLIVAN. IxD-ASA-
r1uE upt<rslSasd hsrin< parcAssed the stese.
Il de<irn mAklnx u ecs - ths ms~t c<rttFtalie
noss.s II ths Wsst. snd fsr s1p~ricH IN sssrs
r-<pert . sry n Us rlsce a11 fs- NE scee-4.a
tsfcr cf tht uAsslIax v4blf. sef tnt<rtsrEas1i q
esusens ~.sklrF ec<-ti.<. yiet<s nn~esrIbf t~,Tts
- secure Re kis1~st crzfrrt sr3 rrr~<rterc~ -
81 uslr sr.<es~o~s.
wsn kSoTTs WHITE. rress,sssp.
Ss~~nc~< q lssl 4A~a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-01
A ssErs

IS =
Cash. Ba ar,e ia Rank. 2s,s7 %
Bonds and Mortgages (being lfs; lien ~
Real Estate, worth az leas' Si-Os.-p0 eQs,CD2 V3
Loans on Stocks, payable on tcinand
ttmarket value Of securities sieI SD 5Vl 1850 %
rsnk Stock, (mnrkci vaiuel Ts,s75 90
United States Treasury Notes, lm4lsr;
value, lus,SSS -
Brooklyn Cry Mater Ponds. 1880 90
North Carolina State Bonds .narkcf .-l T,s5e 60
Missouri State Bonds market vsluel. lf.ooo %
Real Estate. No. VAL Street, d5,a5 @I
Interest due lst January. 1881, 90
which s22, $50 - has since been rse'd. zT,Io3 u
Balance in hands % cents and IN course
o. transmission from Agents, on Isl -
January (of which sil ,9>5 j. has sin-e
been received. 5000 10
Bills Receivable sfor Premiums on ln-
land Risks, - eS3 -
other Property, Miscellaneous items. $40 90
Premiums duo aEi uncolleCtct on lo'i-
ces issuee at oaice. 5,ioo IS
Total, sl.te5.soo "A
CHARLES J. MARTYR. F,ssSiprsr.
Az. wTLINARTH. vicr Psrslb
:. NILroS SMITH, SecRs1sag
JOHN NcGEF. ass'T ssc'y
CHARLES cs:ssE, Agent
"a PnHNN RON.
mAlsdI 4resf psrrr. sSr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-01
JOB PRINTING
OF ALL xISDe,
NEATLY EXECUTED
w ITH DI - II a L q IA
At rnss oFFIcx. IL Tak
81 aud most Finished Styles

s- ra~r. ~ b~~n within the last few days q
80 -. : .hs best furnished n The State.
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Boat Tickets tO Boston
Good VI. any q sAe no., Ilr~-.
To- pasIs Connections from Harri-bsryh 10
Balfimore and Washington
BAGa AGE CHECKED THROUGn-Afl
TRANSFERS FREE
Fare AlWays A. Low a. BY any Other Rouiel
Rug Tickets rsa Pitts
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE Al ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FRElCHTS
eR, a. Eoat- Ffsight. - AZ ds.sripna1. -
fsrwsrtcl from, ftiisteiphia. NFr York. rcsfon -
Raifirao-e - any rofrt m "a ircsfs - ohin
X~ntrcfv lu.isns. llnoie. wiscousie. ia~s. - hls
-l1d. - Ilaiirusf tIfcct-
Tiss Fennsy ivsnlz flai,fosa ai-e ~ fti.
brrrh with Steamers. ~ al'rh 0ccts can - lar
-sr1ef 20 any port The Ohlo. Nusklnrur,. Ken
sur a. Terlf ssee Carnherlant. l.ino.s Aississrri
wis-ssasin Missouri. Ksnsss, Afkarsas sni Rel ilfs
srs. aai ~ Cleveland. Satstuskv snd Ctirsgo WIih
Sses-,>-s - aIi rorfs ~ the h-wes.efn fakss
Ne-rhsrfs ard shippers eutrusiinr a. irarsporf.
tcn q ihsr Freixa' 81 t1.s Cem9anr. rsn reiT viii
rr4.truct 10 - sf.eety tfansIt
THE kaTFs of TkKIGHT - say psiut n n
Wei ~ ~ Pennsylvania Nsiiroat 81 ~ trn~s
- fsvursbis are charged ~ osher Rsilrrsf Cen
rsries-
RAflna,n.-
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
Il Il Agent FOR the abogc reliable ard res Ponsi3.c
Companies, am prepared 10 issue fie Policies ca
Dwelling Houses, Stores, Warehooses. Household
Furniture Merchandise &c.. on The most favorable
terms ss-IoSses literally adjusted and pronpt-
ly paid JANIS II. TURNER. Agent.
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A.. proof that the Biood Purifier and Pulls arc
,~~-ix r.x.taie have the certificates q those sm
insnt chemists pfoie-@ors Chiffon ei New YORK ana
Locke of Cincinnati.
Read Dr. Rotacks Special ii,r- anu esIsih. h.a'.s
,u,Ji.hss m eou.ric6ous Part q llls farer from
tine O. time. -
Prir- q the Scerfinas ian Nsgctaile Blood PUT
FER 81 er bottle ~ g pr hair dosrn vi the san.
Sl,,.t.o vesvt,i.e nio'.i Pills - cents irf lot. oi
bore fgr 81
PrInci.ai Cnce aud sa,--roosn, 10. 9 rast fourit
81, - fui'f ~ & n Main 81. 'ineinn-f,o iAe
pafrry. No - Hammond ftreef
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
A Subject for a Puff.

sS"O Our neighbors of the "Herald' in
dulge in most extravagant puff over the re-
signation of Lieut.. Vorhecs, who they extol
for his efficient services" in our community.
The question naturally suggests itself what
were those Services" which were so valuable
and which are so highly appreciated by the
"Hcrald." They consisted simply in a sys-
tenn of deliberate insult, outrage, and cruelty
to many of the best citizens of our county,
unknown and unauthorized in any other coun-
ty Of the Slate. Retreating from the face Of
the enemy at Winchester, bringing with him
no evidences of courage or manhood, he fell
back upon quiet, unoffending, peaceful and
unarfhed community, and in conjunction with
one Captain Burns commenced the system Of
unauthorized oppression to which we have re-
ferred, and for which we find some of our
citiEons willing to praise and oxtol him. site
dirty bird that bcfouls it's own nest"
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
Washington County Court.

Re1 The Jury, in the case of the School
Commissioners VS.. Joseph O'Ncal reported, in
our last as on trial, rendered verdict for
Plaintiff for the sum of $617.s7. afr
The Grand Jury, having completed its du-
ties, was discharged on Saturday morning.
The Criminal Docket was then taken up
and the following cases disposed of -
State VS.. Alfred Washington free negro
indicted for larceny-Jury trial-verdict
Guilty" ....,...'.
State vs. Geo. Hoffman-indicted for steal
ing horses-Jury trial--verdict Guilty"
State vs.. Samuel Leonard indicted for adul-
tcry-Submittcd to the Court-Jndgment.
"Guilty" and fined $40.
State VS.. Samuel Leonard-for keeping a
strumpd-Submitted to the Court-held in
curia,
State vs. Isaac Bell-indictcd for selling
liquor without license-Jury trial--verdict
Guilty" fined $50.
State vs. Charles Graves, indicted for steal
ing horses. This case was taken up on Mon
day and concluded on Wednesday evening"
1t appears that Graves was found in poses
sion Of two horses belonging to Jonathan
Slifer of this county, which had been prcvi-
ously stolen, and Graves was thereupon indie
ted for stealing and tried BY the State for the
offence. The counsel for the prisoner contcn-
ded, and proved, that Graves purchased the
horses in Hagerstown from unknown persons
paying $3.50 therefor and afterwards took
took them to Frederick County to SELL
After protracted trial tho jury retired and
after short absence returned verdict o.
'"Not Guilty" There are other indictment:
against Mr. Graves, growing out of this sam,
transaction.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
Fear Not, Father Abraham.


ss5 That President Lincoln has been guilty
Of the folly of surrounding himself, at home
and abroad, with an armed guard, is now, we
believe beyond doubt. For time we could
not credit what to us appeared so, ridiculous
and improbable story. The fight of his
Excellency through Baltimore disguised in q
Scotch cap and long cloak has long since made
him laughing stock, but this last bit of alb
surdity caps the climax. Does he fear vio-
lenec Docs he fear the assassius bullet p
Docs he fear that somebody may be hurt p
1t may be that he does, for tyrants are usually
cowafds. If it is not fear, it is an aping of
Royalty distasteful and disgusting to sensible
Americans.
or assassination or other bodily harm we
think he may dismiss all fears. His friends,
we do not believe are yet so foolish as to kill
the goose that lays for them the golden egg,
and his opponents know full well that they
have but to give him rope enough and he will
soon put an end to his own insignifcance.-
To them he affords too rich fund of fun to
be thus got rid of. They have every induce
ment for his preservation, and to that end it is
possible they may "put him up in Lavender
and keep him for o show"