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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29
Letter from the 18th Ohio Battery,
Capt. Spear.
BOLIVAR, Tenn, Oct !

BOLIVAR, Tenn, Oct Is, 1862.
Eds. Chronicle:-I herewith send you a
copy of Maj. Gen. Hurlbut's parting or
ders," which trust will not prove unin-
teresting to the many readers of your
! valuable paper. His removal from the
immediate vicinity of cur Division is
! deeply regretted by every one. His gal
/ LIANT and meritorious conduct at the Hat
chic. in utterly routing the demoralized
hordes of Price and Van Dorm, won for
himself, and established in our estima-
tion, a reputation which We are proud
TO vindicate. Still, however, we have
brave and intrepid officers TO lead us to
victory yet. | certainly would not like
TO guarantee the safety of any rebel force
that might be foolish enough to approach
within range of our Glorious old Fourth"
Our Battery did nobly in that encounter
and meets decided approval throughout
the entire Division. / dare say, it won a
reputation which the good people of the
North will heartily endorse. 1t stood a
perfect shower of Iron hail. for one long
hour, before favorable position could be
had, and when once found, and we began
to compliment them with shot and shell,
.'ole Pap" no doubt, entertained fear
full idea OF his safety, in that place, land
to support his well known characteristic)
thought that more genial climate could
be found in scme more remote corner of
Dixie, and accordingly took the necessa-
ny steps towards general sksdoddZe, leav-
ing behind large quantities of stores and
munitions of war. The account of this, |
connected with that of Corinth, you viii
hage long before this, suppose
We are now quietly encamped near
this little town. waiting for something to
do, in the way of bringing this war to a
close. No doubt but that we Will soon
be gratifed. Weather cool and delight
full. Health of the army very good. In
haste | remain, yours very truly,
GLIDER,
1Eil, OIL d.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29

Two friends meeting, one remarked,
81 have Just met man who told me |
looked exactly like you.P Tell me who
it was, that may knock him down" re-
piled his friend. Don't trouble yourself" I"
said be; Il did that myself at once"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29

Attention Is invited to general enumeration o
varieties and classes of goods as follows:
Sand Riddles, also assorted Sives. Cooper's Tools
extra LIST class goods
lille Spades, drain your lots, gardens and FARMS
The Ohio Agricultural Reports now being distrib.
1ted, have good article on Draining. read it.
Garden Hoes.
Rakes
.-." % Spades
Trowels.
CultiYator Teeth.
Iron for Drag Teeth.
Blind Paints, A Ne. ] quality.
Narnish, tip-top article. z. 81
Sheep Shears. Extra No. !, some number poor -
Carbon Oil Lanterns, need of stumbling dark
nights be sure and buy one
Wool Twine.
Sheep Standardization is once more called 10
them, as they are tip-top.
Clothes Wringers.
Rifles and Shot Guns
Rife BARRELS and Trimmings
Powder Tasks, 2 4, and ounces.
Povder-F, FF, FFF and FFFFGG.
Shot, Lead, Caps, Wads. &c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29

Spoons some big and little iron Ones
Knives and Forks-all varieties.
Pocket Knives, one, two three and four blades.
Pruning KniVes-use them this spring.
Trace Chains-straight and twisted.
Halter
Log
Well
Pump
Iron Pumps, Rope and Cords
Aortiee Machines
Cabinet Makers Goods.
RGmily Steelysrds-Weigh right
ScaleS-hH kinds.
Sad Irons-Tailors' Goose.
Button Hole Scissors,
Shears, of No. quality.
Boot Jacks.
Tile-drRin, dain ~
House Cleaning wants, such as Carpet Taeks Tack
Hammers, Carpet Streehers, Scrubbing Brushes
good stove polish, re.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29

Little Mamie M--was overheard one
day thus instrueting her younger brother
Lou: Every body must die but God and
Santa Claus"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29
Old massa buy old Natfie,
Old Naffle run away,
When massa buy old Naffie
Better git old Naffie stay"

As the songs are accompanied by some
sort of pantomine their effect is greatly
increased. In the limits of single letter
| cannot even touch upon the points
opened to view by this class of people,
and will abruptly close.
An order has recently been issued by
the War Department, reducing the mum.
Der of officers in Batteries most righte-
GUS order which should have been enforced
long ago. 1t will free the service of a
host of superhuous officers, and though it
may, and will throw out many worthy
ones yet its effect cannot be but benifcial.
Under this order Lieuts. Burrows and
King, of this Battery, will be retired from
service and will doubtless be home by the
time this reaches you.
One death has occurred since my last
letter, that of VIM II. Webb, a new re-
cruit of Mechanicsburg, Ash Co. He had
Typhoid Fever on the passage to this
place and died in few days after reach
ing here. a substantial head board with
his name and age neatly painted thereon
by A. L. Fitch of Warren, marks his res
ting place. Lettering seems to be a spe-
cialty in which Mr.. Fitch excels, and /
would here return him thanks for his
labor IN marking the knapsacks of his
detchment, at no small labor and expense
without charge, as also for marking the
headboards Of our gallant dead at Shiloh.
During the protratcted absence of Capt.
Burrows, the command has devolyed up
on Lieut.. Stull, who has filed the arduous
position with marked ability, and to the
universal acceptance of the Battery. The
appointment of Sergeant Laird last Aug
ust to Lieutenancy, is a fitting recogni-
ton of his services both while present
with and absent from the Battery.
Operations here seem to wait the results
of the tardy movements of our armies in
Kentucky and Virginia. "Tis true, tis
pity, and pity tis, It's true"
But l have written at too great length
already and SO Farewell,
BERNUM.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29

Dandy Tire-an siEes.
Two Horse Wagon Tire.
Springs-Eastern and Pittsburgh.
Axles-old and improved styeE.
Two Horse Wagon Thimble Skeins
English Wagon Boxes.
Carriage Bolts.
Mrenches, Nuts. Washers, &c.
Nail Rod-frst class goods.
SWeeds Iron.
Axe Bar.
Cast Steel, fat, square and round.
Blister Steel, also German and Spring.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29

Jobbers and Retail Dealers in Iron Nails Glass,
Pine Doors, Sash, Hardware. and WheeleTs Wa
ter Drawer. Market Street. Warren,0 ..
N. B-orders filled promptly. Goods warranted to
Suit
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29

1t is beauty's privilege to kill time and
times privilege to kill beauty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29

Pine Doors,
Sash,
Blinds and Paints,
iilind Hinges,
Door Locks,
Latches,
House Trimmings, all kinds.
Putty. Oil, Glass,
Nails, every size,
Lumber,
Lath,
Cleveland Shaved Pine
Shingles,
Cut Pine do
Cut Poplar do
Call at R. h. BarDum i Co, Hardware Rooms.
Warren. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29
The Dismissal of Major Key. The
Presidents Record of the Case.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. Oct. l6. 1862.
The record upon which Mjor John !.
Key was dismissed from the military SEP
vice of the United States is as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
WHAT THE ENEMY SAY.
F,o,a ne Riehmaad Enqpirer of Arrl

RON Inc btchHsDAd fhgufr ~ 6y'" w.
TIE probability Of a battle al Yorktown d.
miuishei. Mcclellan cane there TO vanquish our
army, it was sgid, but betook himself at once, and
difficulty, to the construction OF dejeAses The
;wo armies have placed Obstacles between them
selves which neither easily pass. They arc smut
ont from each other. McClslian has commenced the
siege 0l x chmond 90 miles away, and j. busy Dig
girc his parallels ard zig-zag-. At the rate OF bis
present advance he would by the rules OF arithmetic,
reach Llchrond in about 30 years.
Tie opposing liuo3 now, however, pretty clos,
ans we shall probably either have an artillery dnel
very soon, OF Johnston will fall back and give Nc
Cciian further room for Gitchug aud parallels. lie
may thus allow Mcclellan 10 Dig his way, prolOng-
IN bis disauce from his base, and otherwise expos
Ing him to disadvantages, until we get the enemy
where, in case OF defeat, they could not take swift
shelter in Fortress Monroe.
We should not lie surprised ii this shall prove to
he the pro. rsmme Of tie campaign in The Peninsula.
Mcclellan is working upon "scenoe,' and Will not
leave cover, or fight except at an advantage to hl
self. Gunboais, longraDge cannon, diicnes, and
breasiworks are the reliance OF him, who surely by
contrast, is called Napoleon. Imagine Napoleon
three weeks in the Peninsula, tour Of conquest,
and his enemy before bin, aud no fight
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COuRT-MAr e.-Befo.e
Judges NELSON and sh,LLEE

THE SLAYER s.GHTlNGALE-tkIALO or hAiHLs',
Tic case Of Samuel B. Haynes, iiTst mate Of the
,!ay.r Nightingale indicted fer piracy n being engaed " ,he
rade board that weasel Yves moved on oy Dfc'
Attorney Smith ior irsl to dly.
w. Ackeoi. for the prisoner sad that th"e were Wo IN
dement's sgllst the pi0ner, In orc Of "1eh ne was IN
ieted eori1utiy With Hn.low (eord Ius,e) aud " ester
vel, bird mate. then they hsd been Heed separate
Mr. smith said no would eiec. Oh which iLictfleht He
,gnyid Try the p-iioner. -. , .
M Mc hao asked that the indie geut a.aiu W.o" DC
settled stonce as be mifht require hinl a. witness .
Mt Saith aid he III not ilteuj 70 exsmire "estcryc a.
viuess The Government upon the oisagieen.nt OF tr
ury ia Wese,et. eae, hli consented to bis 9ians tue
amy. Al, i. ,,s;.,
pent against Window and directed the jury 70 pe cAei
Much time vcs consumed in obtaining jury aI Is utnai
capital csses OF this chsfsc,er
District Attorney Smith md Assistant Andrews appear 10
the Government and John Mcheon snd James D's'' 10
the accused. 49,, ,,,
rl- following are the OF the jurors lnpsnneed
David GhGths foreman. Lewis NJ. DGutl A. NJ came
ron Joseph Hopkins, sherlock Hilmsn, BeraTa hai'on
Jesse NJ Sands VIM. Buhlor John T. bio"ie' NOir' -
Todd Jose ph Cook. and HsIi- BoSsrL r,
NJ Smith opened the case for the prosecuiton me
fct, ia the case the in tho case OF NesisVs
tried las, Fall and fully reported at the time.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
been we'll pondered But it is not enough that they
honld be The snhect Of ofical or unof :al cogita

been we'll pondered. But il is not enough that they
-hould be the subject Of official or unofficial cogta-
ton. Events are raridy forcing q EN- upon the
country for practioal answer. ii Island No. w
should be evacnarv3if nj q future time, ort fil-
low ,hould prove insufficient to check the scent OF
the ileet oI tie enemys gunboats-whst then ! I'm
less our armes in tie We, should sucseed in ami.
hlliing ne enemy military strength IN the ear oil
his gnhon o erations, there Vonld be bat one re-
course. We would have to destroy or drive back
the enemys guuboats with stfoug feet OF our own,
OF surrender the iiver 10 his control
Everybody in ihe Mississippi Yaliey-wbite and
b'ack--shcIld wo.s, according 10 ti5 ability for the
defense of that endangered section. Oar soldiers
are working Tor il ia tie field. Onr farmers and
planters are working for it in nrodndng food for cnr
soldiers and their famiiss But tlls J, no' enough.
We mast 6efsnd tie river ia tie I,yer. We must
have plenty Of CUNT oats of the most approved de-
scripiion TO insure its defense. We muet work 10
get them. In this work we must not tolerate the
word impossibiity. Whatever can be done with
" 00i and iron, brain and musce, mgst be done, and
doue eXpeditousy. Thls IL the condition OF our de-
f,nre.
TIE Tict1prg Wig in urging the adoption Of
every means for The defense OF the Mlssissppi cay
L" II we lose the Mississippi lose Louisiana, Ar
kansas, aId Texas. w, lose all the sugar, aud
much OF tho stock and gflin--rowius lands OF the
Coufet racy. They will be cui Off aud of no benefit
10 ~. lhe East viii be severed from the Nest A
complete Possession Of al the territory west OF the
Mississippi is physical and moral e.senlai 10 our
cause. Let every available point be fortified, and
wiih brave and iBvincible hearts and strong and
powerful arms we can hold oar OVID, though the
world ahonld be ssrayed against ne"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
cOrpr CALENDAR-TsI. DAr.

SUPREME CoURT--GESERAL TERN. - Preferred.
Nos H. H. - 49, H. 1e, "a EIumereted-Noa to IL In.
elusive. - ..
SUPREME CoURT--CiRcUIr.-Pat l.-Nos. 3l4,
35 40e 5O2 500 1882 1859 1856 a23 l47s 549 l5 1854.
1907 l7l7 223., 2'7t, slO. 1853. 2o5g ,
SUPREME CoUKT-SPEclAL LTrRM.-Adjournedt till
next Monday. go, .xo
SuPgRIoR COURT. Part I.-Noa. ll2l, 659,
l-s- ia 1899 2i27 l3l3 1929 2z3 35 li5 1901, 1893,
a4J isil Par, II--tNo calendar to-day-CAlendar for
Thursday Mos 8l6 1882 iTo 39i, lls. ss2 1854 CO.
"a mo 1895 1892 1900 1872. l9Oi Part IiLNos .37
III s2i Il5 6s3 9C4; Is,s l8i7 1884, 1851 8e 1868,
1889 ig7i Isis Part W-Nos 1880 1895. 1913 1919, 1912
9i, 1916 1918 lg.0 l9,2, 1874 1875 1873, 1873, sSZ ~
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-PaIt l.-Nos. ool,
G1s 8ig s57 sol 1859 1850 lC67 1903 yIo cIl iol3 70
as 40 Pert Ii-Nos go 684 49, l09, ca, Jij sSJ 4zs
49, i0J, 1914, 49, 59 503 iio . 800 ~ -, ..
Br0oxLYs CITY CoURT.-Nos. Al, 81, 20, II, 70,
49, 10 10 90 a. ST. 81, 81, SO, 81, g. 90, 81, ", sa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

ANNUAL CONVENTION OF CRIcKErERs.-ThisC Con-
venton met Monday eveningat the AStor House. Mr..
John Sammond was elected President, and Mr..
Abrahsm Dispecker. Secretary. Delegates were
present from thirteen clubs, nearly s from the imme-
date vicinity. The minutes Of the Philadelphia
meeting OF May g. 1851, were read, and adopted.
After the election Of officers tho delegates OF the
Willow Club of Bedford, L. l., LEFT the ball in
BODY and some i'll feeling was manifested BY others
resolution was passed that 10 person could here
after represeut club without tie proper credentials
The meeting adjourned subject to the call OF tho
chair.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
COURT or GENERAL sEssroSs-aAr6.- 6.--Defdrs Judr
Mc1UXs


The Judge charged the GRIND jury in reference
20 tho ula business of the Court ani G reference TO the
Itsy Lqnof law chaee1 hem as ioi2%s - -, , r
ular asuo to at part OF il ~ Eesard - the keeping and
slrg o. inoxcl'ir. liquors snnea, upcn wlica have
featy announced opinion ron hi, reach Ia oEser 70
lst!y you, Gentlemen, n din. ms Bill against any
'n cnnt eyidence o. the most postVe 'hstaee ~ o.
i?a9esa 6eo you sae:eog dsi pIty 20 eaa'sea 10:
" slc q ..r "trs A:r, aud dp9sei o. poohcytn1l ~
h oen doors and wiadoWs o2poset 10 TIE general paoc
eud pubc rge.s and the premises OF tie scussd
voted to bu iness.
This pubc mode Of tecping dposng Of Intoxicating
1aIt sah disturb the peace o Sunday woGd the sale of
y es % DSer S i'' III ie E" pa s 's S aa sso .agn
however, oeuse ~ isclf aud tho pr bibon o. its
eva,i, that open sale Of IL hlch woud1ec arily osrb
he .oio of a day to which n9 cay by the laws Of shs
es II Is be devoted. ~ thfeoe, 'oxi-
eating liquors DO privately st Or ' o'ea q Oy I'm o isv-
re,aed and the usu qast Sunday lot in any uessus
disturbed, then oes- under the statute has bssa COM
mtsee -, ,,..,,
would here especially call your attention the htGopo'
an Police Law of 1850 der ybcn the loGe olth,fss
a 70 &c. in recsld his question. Section " ea'. as
locws IL shall not be lawful for any person 20 Pao
Keep dispose Of any ntox,cpg luor' upon ne nrs. Gay
Of the week called sunday" And nness h i clearly proven
10 yoo nen,en that any party accused bso.s your body
of violating his law has publicly kept or olosed t an 10,
ozcatins liquors on Sunday no Indictment properly '"'"s
nave taken ,h. occasion charge you particularly In
Interests o very large class of community are inyoveo
dse year, this question has been ssed out ns'e.
deeIu clty has been pu o deus 81 thouahds OF
expense arising Of the imeno amount OF M.
CATION that this yexd question ba, occasional thousands OF
ncumber Of Civil Couft srd are iapidy
accruatin the great increase Of taxes adto the
positive dt,rilent Of q! other litigation.
The public attention is iay aroused 20 Tire vast m'
port OF t- matter end the necessity OF its speedy de-
efiulation. ard H. bscoues my solemn duty well as
You're geneen, without The fear Of msig y 70 calmly
ad sly view this question ia is tue Snd proper hgh
80 that tie as regard bee wholesome and their
true dists peseTyed and aud good order OF gil
casses OF tle diversified community c geat city legally
maintained.
Joseph Myers Augustin Dola,o, rercy Il. Evers and
JOSS Hernandez tried and convicted Of petty larceny
The person of John keenan, on the 18th OF March he
nanGed. -,
ceny Sen. 10 n Psntenuiry ist six months .
Henry Connolly pleaded guilty to an attempt at snd lar
osny stealing various articles OF the value Of %io nom
John ftzLer bert. Remauded.
ThonGs Clancy p'eaaed guilty to petit larceny Sent to
Cly Psu0I for three days.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

CoycFRr SALOON oSARREsrs.-Monday night, aboni
"a o'clock, il became known 70 Capt. Helne OK the
Eighth Precinct that, at the Canterbury Concert Sa
loon, IN Broadway, tie bar had been opened, and
girls were engaged waiting on the audience while
the performance was going on whereupon Sergeants
Wright and Wilson were sent to the place to arrest
all tie parties engaged in tie violation Of the law re-
lathg TO concert saloons. 80
Fifteen girls aud twelve men, including the man
in charge Of the saloon, the barkeepeF, and some Of
tie performers, were arres,ed and taken to the
Station House, where they were locked up for the
hight. Yesterday, they were taken before Justice
Kelly az the Jefferson Market Police Court. Mean.
time writ of habeas corpus has been Issued in be-
half Of tire proprietor, re,urnable before Recorder
Hoffman, aud the other prisoners were held as wit.
Iosses.
At II o'clock, Capt. Williamson of tie Fourteenth
Precinct entered tho concert saloon, No. IA Broad
way and arrested Mr.. Butler, the proprietor, Hill,
the barkeeper, aud seven girls who were found
waiting in bar-room communicating from the in.
terio. with tho auditorium OF the saloon, while the
performances were in progress. They were all taken
10 the Sta,ion-House aud locked up. They were
taken before Justice Steers u. Essex Market Police
Court, where writ Of habeas corpus was in wait
ing for Butler also returnable before Recorder Ho
man. The girls and barkeeper were held 10 bail az
Wi,resses.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
NEJV-JERSEY ITEMS.
,Oec.srzArIos OF TIE New CoNxos CoUsoI

-Oec,srzATIos OF TIE New CoYgos CoUSoIL.-
The on on CoG,cil Jersey City met Monday even.
pg ornised by eecting Adermss oests os,e@,d o.
h sixth Ward President and George W. Cassidy City trk
Nc foing c.iy cfeers were elected without oppostion
dry Marshs sniel Ellis city Attorney Richard " Me
Cles1d; CONTROLLER j. v Hadenburgh Treasurer, Peter d.
yroom; Wesher and 1essu-eI. Joseph Aeh.a1s 2tees
ComIn.iouar John d. Nolan; Corporation PItDer John
yon Of Ihe 50 vicn SfIgdard Oversee. OF the Poor shd
ndent Oh tho ALnsholse, Wn. Whitley; senei oi
ejgt and Measures Peter Post City Physician ior the
Fir,tI.lth District Dr. Walter j. Bsdden for the second
district Dr. Theodore +. Morris Superintendent OF "haves
and Piers Joseph Ii. RommeL ,,,,,
b Of he org.naon If the Board reported that be woua
conucs,e Il the eerlres opportunity The Board ned Ns
ar.t regular meeting Oh Tuesday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

THE ARREST OF STATE OrrESDERs.-" Ocea.
sonalp writes to Tile PHILADELPHIA Press. "When
The State Department makes public the reasons
which have actuated the President in directing the
arrest and confinement of certain suspected persons,
the part.sans who have been so highly offended,
and have sought revenge and recompeuse in oar
Courts, will hang their heads in shame. They have
demanded to know why they and their frispds have
been imprisoned, and their demand will be answered
in such way as will satisfy all loyal men that the
conrse Of the Administration was emiusDty sage
cieus aud jnst."
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
Is-TEx.rs'KJ.s-l l1iras'sssssEst'..
law IN1ELLiGENCE.
UNITED STATES MARsHAps oPFicE-Na' O.
THE PRIZE STEAMER ELLA wARtFf.

THE PRIZE STEAMER ELLA wARLEi'
The following Is lit OF tie paefengofs, oiiceF''
sud crew CT tie Rebel riss searor Ella WsTey VINO hi'e
been sent to Font IafsJ Jee:
Pa,,>rgorMafk A. Huson, Atlanta, Gel opoaee CAM O.
Sfcr,s-Caps Alex &. swessy, native u Rhode is'rd
bot resiienl n soth Csroips FIST officer; Jerome =
Jones Of Norfolk Va Second Oicer, Il. Ls"rencs Oh
Ssam<n-Douinick sbi.n R,ber. Cro,. Joseph Michael
Ch,s. Lu.owich, john Mathew Joseph Martinez.
Jto-R " Loc.woOl, native q Illinois, Dr. resident OF
E1gs1.-1lex Lawrence, Ruff. Barclay, David FeTsr-
son, sad John O'Rcurke.
Fi,sg..John sury Pack Gapey, Jane. Mesger
Samuel Reynolds, Anaew Harris james Flynn; John
Neasher W Johnson !ames M.rn n.Sl5H Mne" '0'N"
Stsuards Dpoyta,eat-Joseph Alphonse, fTanerco h9'
mAno Joseph LSpado Michael j. Gsnnen' Jonn heaHon''
John IoGchg.
The vessel aud cargo are in the honds OF H. Marshs
The PRIZES WAVE AND SUCCESS
Tie Santiago de Cuba brough: home seven men
who have been transferred to the North Caroline for the puF
pose Of being KY West where they are to be used
Witnesses in psze cases.
There also arrived on the Empire City certain p,rsons tai en-
on tie peze vessels Wave and sucee. Those belonging to
the sohoou-r Wave were william Ryan master hichas
Quinn and Patrick Sullivan. There "a but one hon the
schooner Success, Csp,. L. L. Benton
The Success formerly the pIvlteer Dixie Tie Weve
was sailing under Confederate papers, aud the captain aoa
crew according the register belonged to Charleston Ine
msn Benton Is noted strong secessoni and sssId
pilot on The coast Of South Csroins end was formerly It IL
sver.cd the lieutenant Of this schooner Success "hen
she was known the rrvaeer Dixie.
NOTICE TO UNITED STATES WITNESSES.
The Marshal bas given notice that, under instrue'
ton. received from the Controller OF the Trea.ary any
aess fees Ia United States paid N full or dseone
hy third parties undsrfu, Of Attefnsy VIII
be o.nL.d by I'm The witnesses alone can Ie'e lhi
ray from tho Haba making the necessary hdA'iis ana
signing the books themselves
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-MAr e.-Befor
JUDCR BErTs


In the case Of the prize-schooner j. @. Mcneil,
captured the Of Texas for violation Of the blockade
the paper. submitted statement OF iacts By Asi
tan. Dislricl Attorney WoodfJTd .
The case Of the steamer ANA c,r'ured Ia the Misssppi
adjourned on the petition loyal pat owner resdent Of
Maine.
la the OF the schooner Mr Barbour en- order to 'ho"
,use he iuerocutory order of sale should lot be
yoksd or modified retumeble to- day The order was
made petition by the United states pistctAerney
MI Belo.I stated that no order Of ayprasemens o. the yes
.e and eatuc embodied ia the order Of sale Ee
appraeent for the pfoteeaeh o
all parties interested. 49,, II,
After son@ further discussion relative 20 the practice the
Court grsutcd the oTtrr.
Judse Bctts ,tel that he III pomulsae some neYs
urizs rules which would govern sl future eases.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
AN IMPORTANT LETTER FROM a MIS-
SOURI, MERCHANT
ToN, Tdifor Of The n. T. Tn5ur

SIRE ! send you herewith q letter received by q
leading merchant Of Boston, from merchant Ia Missouri
The writer Koniuctan by br,h who formerly held an im
Per,nt cce IN Msou lie Is Of the ablet men In that
sse Il 4. ,oneshat remariabls letter considering The
pocs view. heretofore held o. lie writer he having voted
4 tie lst Pse3erti election tho Bel al Everett tcAe
g. bat u the many -d rsons OF the uenodc" fe'o
u.lon g. public sentiment going sni ind even in
Boston asny ho were formerly tho most conservative ere
now tsS ng the lsd for Emsncpson hore you iphn
this Ms,oaA.s letter. soa,LernI though he IL be seems 'o
pdernd he true method o. lsyins ns foundation for The
I-siiu or hi, yfeot Republic loaIs truly,
Bo,i9r May ,. lG6?. .. W. IoNL'