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True Democrat., 1862-12-10

HAILER'S NOTICH.--Was committed to tl5 j}il ofzs eJ I'rare ceunty Ark, tla 4h day Of pcc- lS62 1 a negro man calling his naiAo MINGO about feet, 9 a inches high supposed be 23 30 years of ago ccpS per color, and says he belongs ny the of An der son I.oiliDgswQcih, in tho State of Louisiar-- The owner sail slave i hereby notified forward FYove prorery pay cirs and take him away otherwise he will be dealt with a7 the law further directs
 J II KING, Sheriff
 By ". C. STEPHENSON .Iaer. Dec l0 is82 Cost of adv $3 per week
True Democrat., 1862-12-10

Spccia! Order No.- "
 QlarteyInaaers will l.a;al transportation to it C5l D.. A. Reynolds aEd Itn ta Hrsausas and rutu4n. Also transportation fr a reegaits that Ae may bring bac ua- der Specia! Orders No from these head lijr,ers Gy comnanl of Hui. Gen. bIcC3vY:
 T. '. YkE@ayAN-, {. = Geul. He asoya ljt oF cnlees having thg;c business specified eiecl 0rder No.s, will reIr.r Lt. Col D. T. Reynolds, Il sel aE JlcAse, hs- aaort itnnaty iQth, l5G2 GRO. V. WELL-, Capt.
True Democrat., 1862-12-10
Lt.E G,e- oac. l.T5t2 T'-

yFT8EASUGT N01i@a As TO FUEDiNH TREASURY 4 NoFESIn oou.ormity win ha act ef C5aG~o4s, qp- proved October zth lt02 notice K hereby -irel tlt m Trsasriy Nets weh sHl N isanad from tse If'2surF after tile frs, laI December urxt ~ bo " ldallc only in par Hs IS Stoc ste&d ot ei er ceut, 1ai 2;t po9sons h0>ur Treasury Nuts which shall have hsen issuei nr-os to the sa -. G.y q December and who may deal" to ual tta same m cst i ea !'Ll5 or Stock, heref notified that E5y Ig come in on aI he nro the 22d ~ Ai uey ant pfe5nu }it notes at the Treasury a ,nond of at soHs ta of tse Assistant Ireasuri1s 11aoat5S-3 " tH JF34' mt for th ir- pose fandjp tAan m eit prcen 8Jaa or .ocA alter which date thoy VIII l- luua4l.a in sarel por ceat
 C. C. fiE9AIi3IIER,
 Oct IS la.. ti-.a Sa-ra taGY cf tha gyta.cry.
True Democrat., 1862-12-10

H. The senior officer ia cn2rSo wi publish tls orlry on his arrival n ta l39t cyn'enst ont ie bh o tle go.GierB families.
 I Having tyansactd aar bnainoss tcy will return to their c5umaaa bsingNg w.tltiuGl ' aa recruits, con- scii,ts and cotng tAAi y Procara3 under tA1 jrec 5l tie senior officer. Ho officer VIII be aJ5eu, lol4er tIin sixty days.
 Gy cJi4.i,,iil os .t4j C.i.. E,co@,:
 i. 2. 4tLl4yAAT, 4 A. G241.
True Democrat., 1862-12-10

The advance in terms is a matter of necessity, aad we regret t as much as others can, but it can
 nAt be helped.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
General Orders No.
HEADQu ARrrRs DlP'T or THE OHIo)
Cincinnati. November IL.

lst That portion of Kentucky including and
living west of the counties of Odhtm. Shelby,
Spencer. Washington, Taylor. Adair, Russell and
Clinton. will constitute the District OF Western
Kentucky under the commind of Brigader Gen
eral J 7. Boyle, to whom all reports and returns
from troops within the district will be made
81 The counties of Lewis Greenup Carter
Boyd, Lawrence. johnson. MagOffin, FLOYD and
Pike. will constitute the district of Eastern Ken
lucky. under the command of Colonel j. era
nor. OF the 4)th Ohio volunteers, to whom all re-
ports will be made Headquarters in the field
81 The remainder of the State will constitute
the district OF Central Kentucky, under VI iior
General Gordon Granger. commanding army of
Kentucky. Headquarters at Lexington, Ken
tucky
4th. The districts above named being forme
for the convenience of command and distribution
of duties. the operations of troops will not neces
sarily be confined To the districts in which their
posts are located; but will he extended wherever
required without regard to district lines.
9Th. REPORTS and returns from district com
manders will he made direct TO these headquarters
By command of Major General Wright.
N II MCLEAN,
A A g. and Chief of Staff.
A. c. SKNPLE. A. A G..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

WASHINGTON. Nov 10 The following is the
Herald's correspondence;
HEApQU ARrERs ARMY Or THE PoToMAcl
Warrenton, Nov. ID.
This morning. the 81 army corps, Gen. Sum
ner. moved to the front. They are probably des
tined Tor Fredericksburg, but may go to Gull
pepper Court House first, or at least near that
point.
The other commands will move rs rapidly as
possible Headquarters will move tomorrow.
Col Ingalls,, Chief Quartermaster, has gone to
Washington for the purpose of fastening the
work Of establishing communication via Acquia
creek. Other quarlermasters have gone on the
same business, and we shall soon have the old
line of communication open.
The bridges over the Potomac and Rappahan-
mock are being rebuilt, and the road beyond War
renton junction abandoned In fact. do not
think il is designed to hold this place after the
main body OF the army leaves.
Charles A. ID ma, late editor of the New York
Tribune has been appointed Assistant Secretary
of War. il place of Mr. Walcott. resigned.
The Times special saws:
Up to this evening, intelligence at the head
quarters of the army runs 70 tins effect: All
quiet along the front. Rumors prevail of an EN-
gaeement between our rear column and the enemy,
but dlligent inquiry fails to colr0b0rate the re-
ports which are believed TO I've erOundless
WAsHINeToN, November Is 1t having been
variously stated that the Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue had estimated the receipts OF
uues for the present year at 500 900 .eb0, there
is authority for saying that no such estimate has
been made and ia instance Is it thought the
receipts will exceed $3.50 900 or Sl75,000,-
900
Phillip Speed, of Louisville, has been appointed
Tax Collector for the third collection district Of
Kentucky. comprising the seventh district
Ii is true that foreign ministers have in their
usual respectful terms called the attention Of our
Government TO complaints the subject Of the
seizure of vessels running the blockade, ami it is
certain they are receiving the attention To which
their Importance is entitled: they are compelled,
in point Of fact. for the reason that they involve
principles of international law: but this is always
going on, especially in time OF w or of blockade.
Old cases are disposed OF and new ones come
up daily.
The sending of Commissioners TO New Or
leans and the appreciation of his impartial report
on the subjects which he examined according to
the strict principles OF law is regarded here an
example of the intention OF the Administration To
act with crcnmspecinn and justice regarding all
matters in which dipiOmatic relations are involved.
Probably the public will soon know that our own
Government has in turn complained about the
Alabama, and in other eases of violation of neu
trality. The meeting Of Congress will ms usual.
bring out the correspondence, which.'cannot fail
to fully acquaint the country with the facts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
fsTrELseEAPH.
Jew York Market.

NV oRk, November ~.
Flour market heavy unsettled. and SC lower;
sales at - 61d5 40 for superfne State: - GOA
6 l0tor extra; - 60@5 20 for superdne Western;
s. 95@6 p Tor common 10 me'iium extra do;
Sc 70@6 s0 for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio: Sc 90@s % for trade
brands. market closing heavy, with no buyers at
the outside quotations.
Whisky firm nj Sic; small parcels at 81 y.
Wheat dull. heavy. and ld2c lower; sales of
amber Ohio at 81 2l6l "a; winter rel Western
81 3Sdl IL amber Michigan 81 81 al IL: am
Der rel StateSl 3s@l al; mixed Western 81 30;
white Michigan 81 50; white Kentucky 81 65.
Rye Is firm; eOc for Western; new is held at
e0@93c
Corn shade easier. with good demand; sales
at zoe for shipping mixed Western, including
very high mixed yellow at lie; 63@6Sc for East
ern; 59@62c for damaged and heated
Oats dull aud lower. with moderate request
at 66a67c
Pork more active and shade frmer; sales at
Sl3@l3 80 for mess. the latter price for choice;
$ll 50 for prime; sl3@l6 for old and new
Western and city prime mess, including 500 brls
city prime mess deliverable in December at
Sl6 30.
Beef rules very quiet and scarcely anything
doing; prices firm; prime mess beef moderately
active and steady AT S20d22
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

BrLDISe MKT YKAR--From present indiea-
tons there will be more building done in this city
next year than in any previous year. There are
several causes for this One i the great demand
for business rooms. and the high rent they CON
mand; another J. the scarcity OF dwelling houses;
and A third i that building Is considered a more
seizure place 10 put money. an investment. than
any other place where IL will WELD the return
A great many of our citizens have ground, and
they have the money Ia put buildings upon il, f
they could get the materials One thing may be
in the say. and that is the difficulty OF getting
brick lfweare correctly informed there j. very
feW brick now unlsid--not more than will be used
this fall Ii builders have to depend GA the pres
ent brick yards Tor a supply, Il may throw the
work into the summer before good supply can
be obtained. lt seems 10 "a tins pressing want,
for the Improvement Of our city, should be o6vl-
ated. and greatly increased preparations made 10
suppl, all demands OR brick men should look
10 this. and prepare. ia time. to furnish all The
brick that may be required. Let mo- obstacle be
in the way Of the Improvement Of our city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
smD0riant 90 Females!

department OF D~pensary is specially devoted
10 the treatment Of the Diseases Of Females, such Lu
chorrhea or white" Irregular. Painful and Suppress
Mensiruation and General Debility Diseases Of
he womb, BarrenneSs, sc.
Consultations and examinations free of charge.
Also for sale. DIR. DEVICES ) REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distinctions, Irregularities &c Married la
dies in certain situations should not them, they
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per box and may be
sent by mail
DR. GALEN'S PREVENTlNB-An invaluable article
for those wishing limit the number Of their offspring
the barren who desire children warranted inure
the health will last for lifetime any address
under seal on receipt of the price-TWO DOLLARS
PATIENTS AZ A DISTANCE-By sending brief state
men of their symptom willreceive Blank Chart contain
ing list questions for the oftreameni
&c Medicines any part OF the country any
case nj home. free from danger curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential. Remember
the name and number
Direct all lettersto
GALEN's HEAD DISPENsARY,
novl5-'62 -dAw1y Louisville XIV.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

shipped abroad within sixty days. and the proof
OF this falls on the purchaser After The alcohol
manufacturer has his alcohol ready for shipment.
he cannot sell or transfer il 20 other hands, but
Tie foreign shipment must be made in Ms avn
nnme This embarrasses the trade good oeil,
and the mode OF sansfer should be simplitied BY
Congress this present winter. as IL Is of great in
erest TO the agricultural interest that every faci-
ity should be offered 10 encourage the export Of
spirits
The grocery market IL firm, and coffee is &c
higher. Sugar j. also frmer.
Tallow ha- largely declined. and Is dull.
The ~. Louis people. having got complete
control OF the led market OF the West. are put
ting up the prices Of lead ard shot from week TO
week.
Clover seed j. in demand at s. 50. and but liz
tie in the market
Prime beef cattle sre scarce, and Poe higher,
but common Ia fair ATE plenty and dull.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

CHiLD MURDERED by ITS MOTHER A shock
ing murder OF an interesting little girl by its
mother occurred al Lebanon, Boone county the
other day widow lady With three children ar
rived there from Illinois, some weeks since, aud
went to live at the house OF her brother IN. law
One Of the children, a sprichtly and interesting
little girl. eight wears OF age, taken by one
OF the eighbOrs 10 raise. The mother showed a
good deal OF feeling At parting with the child \
few evenings ago the little girl came to see her
mother and 10 pass the nisat With her. In tie
morning the mother got up and came quietly into
the family room and told those present. she hid
killed her child; that she stransled II shortly at
ter retiring and had slept all night With the corpse
in her arms The marks OF the fingers on the
throat ct the child were plsnly visible. a Conc
nor's jury returned verdict in accordance with
the facts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

~ Two magnificent sleeping cars. of the
Woodruff patent, intended for the Belle;Ontaine
railroad, running from Cfestline 10 indianapolis,
ON the route 10 II. Louis. Louisville. Cairo. &c.
20 West to-day. via the Pennsylvania railroad,
and will be on exhibition curing the day on Mar
ket street. near Eleventh These ears are pro
yided with state rooms; IN which passengers can
be perfectly secluded from the rest OF the ear
The panneis between each window filed with
neat mirrors. and in fact the whole arrangement
il superb The finish inside is beautiful wood
mahogany ana ash. vanished. paint being almost
entirely dispensed With Similar cars are now
running between Pittsburg aud Crestine These
cars we're built az the shops of Joseph X Bolton
lac kimbtl x Gort0u. Twenty first aud Hamil
ton streets PHILADELPHIA Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

4
pork. altogether speculative however. AMI about
1000 brs sold at $40 50ll0 10: the former rate
for first class country and the latter rate Tor city
This refers to last years packing, there is none
being put up IN this shape this season, as il could
not be done at anything near the present rates for
old: and there being such large stock of old on
hand-not less than half a million barrels-the
general conclusion Is that il will not be safe to
pack pork IN barrels az present prices lt is this
which has made pork barrels such drug, which
il was supposed, would be up 10 81 Lard has
given way and closes at SIS $50 aud dull. Ac
count sales OF shipments to Liverpool show that
present prices are much too high tor that markef.
The stock of last yetr'S lard ia Liverpool on the
lst OF October was 500 tuns, a we published in
our impression of the 22d Of last month. and
de lers are nov beginning TO tear that large re-
ceiptS OF new on tins UNUSUAL stock of old will
press the market down To low figure there; and
thstths, with the high rates OF ocean aud inland
freight, will make the present rates for lard rather
haztrdous.
Green meats have been sold to a moderate ex
tent at Size for shoulders aud Size for hams.
indicating a decline Box meats are etsier;
Cumberland middes. - '6c; long rib. 6I4 as sc.
short rio, CSC; aud do. clear, &C. With much
less demand and a weak market.
In old bulk meats there has been nothing done,
and prices are nominal at 4 anu D..
Notwithstanding the large demand from the
Government for bacon, at this place. Louisville
and ST Louis, there is no stir in the market in.
dicating that there l. such an abundance on hand
that those who get the contracts have not to buy
but have the supply on hand. Shoulders may be
quoted at 6i4c loose, and sides at size.
Flour declined 10 - % for supertne. with a
dull market Wheat has also declined. and Is
dull Oats are lower under large receipts. but
corn ! in active demand, and prices higher. Rye
and barley. unchanged.
The demand for whisky Is very light. and is
met by dealers from day TO day at the regular
rate 34lsc Sales OF duty whisky are being
made To alcohol distllers. in bond. or. what Is
equal To il, at lSal9c. Ii Is permitted to be
moved from the distillery by both parties giving
a bond in double the amount, that the alcohol
made from il. OF IL in its original state will he
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

TRIAL ron TnEA@oS One of the parties
CHARGED with treason Tor alleged participation in
the Ne~burg (warrck county affair. was put ON
Tie day was consumed IN getting jury. The
examination OF wi'ne-se- viii commence this
morning. Hon. David McDoEald j. the counsel
for the defense. The prisoner on trial j. David
Ho-tan The names Of the others to Re triel on
similar charges Jesse Fuller. William Rake.
.Thomas Cole. William Brovnlee and John
Hui<f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

THr THKArfR Let everybody remember that
Miss - Clair's engagement J. drawing 20 a close
and that the opportunity To witness her perform
ancc- c.ose- with this week To NIGHT will be
presented Ruckstones splendid drama of the
Hunlre-s Of the Mississippi Miss ST CHR per.
sonating the Wild huniress Miami and Madam
81. ALBERT. in both Of which upon a former occa-
son she made great impression. Miss ST Clair
will be ably sustained by Miss Marion Mccarthy.
who. n Nelly ONeil. will sing some OF her
choicest ballads; while Felix A Vincent. n Wild
Murtoch. will give dsgacueotype of the
beauties OF Donnybrook Fair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

Arrival Hons or pa HoRroN-Dr Theodore
Hortod. who was ba-ely torn from his family
some weeks ago and mmured in 6aste at In
dianapos. nj The iustigation of certain abolition
enemies, whose charges were false and utterly
without foundation that the authorizes felt CON.
pelied to liberate him. arrived at his home in
Button on Saturday evening As soon as his
arrival was made known his Democratic fellow
citizens turned out "a msSSe Ia welcome him with
a band OF music aud gave him serenade Al
dresses we're delivered. and every demonstration
made If JOY At his deliverance AMI execration of
tie vile Wretches whose perjured charges led to
his arrest
Next Saturday public meeting will be held
in Button 10 give expression the general feel
in in relation 10 his arrest. and the course of the
Administration in proclaiming martial law. sus
pending the habeas corpus aud subjecting loyal
citizens TO arbitrary arrests and Imprisonment
Fort Wayne SeHfiRei
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

PRoFIrs or THE LOTTERY BUsINKss ~ WAR
TINS We are informed that re ent examina
ton by the State Commissioners of the books Of
John 4 Morris & CO Managers of the Shelby
College sni Delaware State Lotteries, for the
wear ending on the 2Sth of October. 1862. dis
closes the fact that the people OF the United
States have dsring that tine purchased FROM this
hrm lottery tickets TO the enormous amount Of
- 4U9 76l %: and also that tie prizes they have
sold amount TO 81 377 .4sl 2S-leaving balance
IN their favor for expenses and profits Of S32
2sp ~ This latter seems but a I'm al return for
SO much ri-k and outlay ~. Y Sunday Hr-
curry. Nor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
HAPPINESS OR MISERY !
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
FIyHE proprietors Of the "PARiSIAS CABINET OF
WONDERS. ANATOMY. and MEDICINE" have
determined regardless Of expense ISSUE free or the
benefit Of suffering humanity FOUR Of Their most In
strrctve and interesting Lectures Marriage and IL
Disqualihcations. Nervous Debility, Premature Decline
Of Manhood. Indigestion, Weakness Depression, Los
Of Energy and vital Powers, the Great Social kvs, and
those Maladies which result from youthful follos IA
cesses OF Maturity Ignorance Of Phy siogy and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
means OF enghtening and saving thousands, and viii be
forwarded free the receipt OF four stamps, by address,
ing SECRETARY PARisIsN CARiSET OF ANATOMY AND
MEDICINE, sos Broadway, New York. ja2S-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

habit Ut SpIf- abuse. TO WHICH y dtu UUtfFdtIunN OF
Female Diseases and other interesting matter Of the
most importance the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ability
enter that state Sent 10 any address in sealed wrap
per on receipt Of cents or four stamps
devote time and attention to the
meni OF the various private diseases treated Of in pr
vale ,epof Oar Dspensdry is the only Institution Of the
kind i'm America which has been tablished by special
Oh rer ans this fact should give Il preference over the
various eracks Of doubtful character be found In all
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

"a An exchange asks il Gov. Wright is to he
pensioned or with Brieadership. as that is the
hospital for men whose political constitutions
broken down We presume the Governor will
hardly look in the direction of the army. IL
lightens there occasionally and the Governor has
morbid dread Of fire from heaven
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

ETrxLEeEsru.
Ctncsuuati arket.


cincinnati Market
ClscIsSAri. November Is.
Flour In fair demand and the market frmer;
super6ne - LOGS ID.
better demand for wheat; 81 for red and
81 l0@l - for white
Corn in better supply and dull at $500.
Oats steady at 4cG5Oc.
Rys 6iG65c.
Barley dull and no, in demand.
Whisky 34iec.
Mes pork moderate at $40 IS for first class
brands, but such j. held nj $ll.
9 Hogs unchanged ami dull; not much demand;
sales confined 10 1000 head At 81 25(di Is: re
ceip;s 5000
Lard dull; no sales of prime; 100 terces head
sold at &C.
Weather too warm for packing pork. and
therefore business suspended. Steady aud heavy
rains falling the last 81 hours. and still continue
no doubt OF big rise in the river.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

"a The Journal announces the arrival in
this city OF Elk Governor Wright His butiernut
speculations in Illinois did not pay and he has
turned To look up the knights of the Golden
Circle" The Golden Circle OF Public Plumber
Is the order lie is DESTROYS Of finding He will
not stop until he gets in. That's what's the
matter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

PRoMoTioSs The following promotions in
Indiana regiments have been announced:
Doth. Capt Jas. II Shannon, Major. vice Dick
promoted
22l Capt Thos. B. Tanner. Lieut. Col, vice
Keith killed.
25th. Mnjor John Rhenander. Lieut. COL
vice Foster. promoted
26th. Lieut. Col. John g Clark Colonel, vice
Wheatley; Major A. ID Rose, Lieut.. Col, vice
Clark.
32d. Capt. Francis r Never. Lieut. Col, vice
Sehnackenburg Capt. Jacob Glass. Major. vice
Carl Schmidt: Ferdinand G Never. Adiutant
37th Lieut.. Col james 5 Hull. Colonel, vice
Galley; Major VIM ID Ward. Lieut. Col, vice
Hull: Capt. Thomas b. kimball. Major, vice
Ward
4lst. 81 cavalry, Private Charles Mount. TO be
Reeimenfal Commissary.
18th. 81 cavalry. Private John Greiner to be
Reemental Commissary
18th. Capt. Edward j. Wood. Major vice
Townsend
5i,h. Capt Ephraim n Banks of 5th cavalry
Surgeon
siih, Henry Kirby, Delaware county, Assist
ant Surgeon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

RUPrURE CURED.-Persons afflicted with Her
MIA or Rupture. should not ftil TO call on Dr.
Seley, now stopping for few DAYS at the Bate
House, aud examine his Hard Rubber Truss. IL
cures rupture. and is the only truss known that
does not rust. chafe. and become filthy from use
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

GRAND Lopez o. o F-The following was
the result OF the election Yesterday morning for
GRIND officers of the Grand Lodge:
Jonathan : Harvey. Grand Master
Dennis Gregg. Deputy GRIND Muster.
George A. Mines, Grand Warden
l. Barry Grand Secretary.
7 i Haughey. GRIND Treasurer
William Ii. Dixon. Grand Representative G. L.
u \
Joseph MeGranaton. Alt Grand Representa-
tive @ l.. Us
ii A Fletcher. r. VI Churchman and A.
Wallace. Trustees, Grand Lodge Hall!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

IL Judge Swayne, of the United States Cir
cult Court, in a decision at Clev Gland. Ohio held
that the law prescribing penalties for The issue OF
small notes or checks. To he used for currency
was Illegal. and that consequently no prosecution
could follow the issue 0f such notes.