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GbsGurf.
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND.
4 ANOTHER GRAND DAY ..
TIE WONDERFUL hDH5E OENbRAL BUTLER,
spLENnfp TRorTEl ROCXINOHAM.

SPLENDID TRorrEi ROCKINGHAM.
Thee famous horses. whose match Friday last eyentustsd
IN the beS tIot s,en oug leland ~" % ~ thef
mile less 10 hy. for SlO ircpa aions 10 eceoa-
nodae the great numbos expected VII be made tni tue
o., viii be ned a, 2, p NJ from the Old stand The
between eel mugs play OF pay and nOtlns
eud be Gocr then their hfss contest repetition OF the
,are AID IL afforded may b. calculated on AID
% probable that 10 Id,J's or the ono 10 follow
THE FASTEST lime ON RECORD WILL bE BEATEN.
Loaf. from JGusrsip o'clock r. viii conIect Win
sp,c. train. from Hunters Point al q p. Boats vii.
leave foot OF 3I,hs- every hve inmates - .
JOSH CKCCHERON, Manager
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,roT,cE 20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is hereby

0TOTlCE 10 CREDlIORS-Noiice ~ herepy
slycp according 70 law TO all Persons having claims
sins, sTEPilEN h. BALLOU late ofthe Village OF LocA
rSr IN the County Of Naurs and stre Of drera
"A h, insy are eIbt the same, with the vouch
49, sreof 10 tho snbsc Ibe tho executors Of tho last "iA
and Gee sen the said deces,sd al the store OF j. o.
Lrs Son ~ the Village Of Loo1por: Aforesaid on or be-
he 6th d.y of December ne1tbaed this nth day OF
~ Ita JACOB NJ. CRisLER
''''' SUMNER BALLOU. Executors
Nav a. law mo Tn JOB W. VAIL,
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~ S. MARSHAL" SALE.
~ ey BURDErr, JONES 4 Co.
DANIEL II. BURDEfr. Auctioneer
,.qeo or PRIZE STEAMSHIP CIRCAsSIAN.

CARGO or PRIZE sIhAMShif 0'hOAssiAN'
sv vir.us Of order Of sale TO me directed by the Hon
AZ >. MARVIN udge District Court United States Southern
mini, Florida viii sEDL by PUBLIC AUCTION. on
TIirsDAY Oct Is, q, 10 o'clock. m, from the Ulion
s,r.s Droofy, the rcnanius potion of the CARGO OF
& .,es aship cIRCASsi IN, con'is'iug as foliovs'
qgou Fl cs'k, Bra, t6j eighth do half do los bbls
a. olAs Ab,yuthe 5 bags Pepper. 10 bags Gloves 10
Java Coffee 3Gs bags Rio Coffee 500 case sardines' 500
g., Sherry Winc y chests Tea 10 cases Gin 100 cans
y, >e bh, Soda fsh CASKS Trace Chains. casa Ham.
,sa DO Horses zoe Mails, casks ssi Irons, 7ca'ks
1..s:er', Hoes. csks Ticks
SAMPLES and Cs,a!ogcei al H. Bonnsrs 0aee, No. Il3
v sl-st, day before sale
Torn. Of sale 10 per cont cssh balance Saturday ls
koves0er
JAMES c. CLtpP. u. s. Marshal
: a bern District Florida
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jjHS o. DALE Agent. No. Is b,o.d~s,NY
1--WE GREAT EASTERN having toucbed IN

lhE GhEAI EASTERN having touched the
a ,,ounc on her late psssase from L,erposi IL Ia been
naeFed sdssabe 70 make thorough examination Of her
lotto before sending her 10 sea Fer deraTI,e vii hog
lo d,syed beyond her previously sdv-fti.sd dsy o. M
- nourIs OF return tcLsls wi have them rec, Dei
thes ofiLs ship. departurG ~ ~ | ~
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Anne etuemtH..

NIBLO" GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager. WREATLkY.
THE SIXTH WEEK or
EDWIN FORREST
Who VIII again on this eveping. appear 10 bis
GRAND iMPERSOSATION
"CARDINAL DUKE"
In Bulwors great play NJ Richelieu.
Mr. WHEATLtY as ADhIEN DE MAUPRAY.
THURSDAY EVE >IEO. October 20 1863,
RIChtLIEU
EDWIN FORREST AS kIcHELIEU
Bmsdm. Mr. I. Mccullough
Aditen dc Msopret. Mr. WIN. Wteacy
Musical Directo, ........Sir HARVEY B. DODWURTW
Nights OF the performs nco Of
EDWIN FORRESt
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURsDAY, and FRIDAY.
LAST MONT OF MIR. HACKETr,
SATURDAY NEXT.
With the exception Of the Prose 70 FREE LIST.
Circle and raqnette sO'cents; Secured Psrquste
stals,E15 ceuts Family Circle, % ceDts.
The performance will commence y o'clock. The doors
y Ill opeu 4 O'Clock.
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furl,ltnrc.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE, III
co!ors Of warranted Danrfcture Also SOLID IN ,t.H
Chamber Estes, plsiu and ornamental ct H. r. fAhnim"
INNAMELED CHAMBER FURNll URE.
IL The best sssorinent IN tho city OF fLsmsyn r"n
,r. i M eolo snd styes Walnut and Chrstnu Plain and
tnsn .n,ed Ia suites wholesale and retail Aiso Mistress
AID raases Warren Ward Nanuiaetuf-r NO @' IshH'''
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DANyARD- MISSISSIPPI. in Brooklyn
ID Couf.. orpo.iss the Cry Hall Il It'll attended by
crowd. Of delighted and iut-scnt people Souts and OLD
EgEEg MORT, aud WEDNESDAY and sAAUhDAl
AFTERNOONS.
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NOncK The restrictions travel having besn owed
by orGo ofhe War Department psssuge shout 70 visit
Luepcv longer be required 10 provide themseyes with
psssygtA JOAN q. DALE, Agent.
&JEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
~ al cs,eens,own Cork HsItSfl-Ths Liverpool. New
10k ard fLiL delphis Siee.hp Company intend dispatch
ks etiui pove .Cydebuilt lion steamship. as ioows
xitI VI eEN oetoioay' ,c' q.
s.asohfOO ,,"''
knd 'y.ry soecse3ag SATURDAY. 1T Dogn. ron Pier
10 81 North River.
RATS PASSAGE.
EihSI CABIN...."...e65 3TkERAGE. .......s.."a3 80
1n't Cabin TO London.... 81 StcHfags to L"nd0n 81
aiist Csbin ~ rsd, 81 Sieefsge 10 Pafs -
ms 'thin 10 Hamburg 2, Steenag~ o. Hsnbufgs" ~
ftsn era also forwarded HAvre, Bremen ROTTERDAM,
AaNefp &c. At equally low rst@s
ftst IRON LVor?o 1ln ens,owp LIT Cabin. 30, sS'
49, . ~. steeia:- 10. Liverpool 4 b Prom Qnoen~
Svn 30 Those who LII 10 seDd of tbeir friends can buy
tckets here O., these rates
Those smen have superior nodsons for ps:scn.
esis are suongy Dot IN Wst- igh; Iron sections. sad
cary Patent Fire Annih!latoT Expefenced Su gsons
nr~"bcd - each slesu.ff
o, tor further pion, o4 ,ppy IN Liverpool to WILLIAM
z"SsAN. eniNo u " stsr a.. Ia fssgow u ALEX NIL
'lk< no 81 trOehrqn-is. Ia QaoeDaown 20 &. l. ~.
eSl HOUR q co. In Lo.doI 70 EivEsk MACY, No.
- NJ 2 Niiiau-st ~ PAT. 70 JULES pECOUE so ~
Sue ho'Is Dame de. Nictees Place Bcnnsi IA Pht
Csmr,nys Oftosa "
J)HN o. DALE Agent. No Is Brosdws,.
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N,mnseunettts.


GoTTscHALK' coNCERTs-IRvING
Unsba!ed dcstro of
The PUBLIC, the PRESS.
AID the Muslc ga PRooFEssI0N.
His Concerts in Boston. Pbilaarlrhi. aud New York.
Crowded tn f,giog.
The Second Concert Of che second Series will take place
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct 23d
On this occasion,
Mr.. GorTscHALk and Mr.. SANDERSON
CELEBRATED DUETr
The Over,ur. to WILLIAM TELL .nd which hs. created
so much entbusi-m at the previous Concsrn.
MozARrs CELEBRATED SONATA in A:
Pre fs5 Soii1 sni rsno VII ',,o BE- oy
The folo~log .r.t. win s..ist Mr. Go.4chslk;
MADAME GOks5EI.-hsr fret appearance
Second sppensnce Of tho new Terror
Mr.. WILLIAM CASTLE.
sIoNoR ABELLA,
Mr. THEODORE THOMAS.
Mr. H. c. TIMa. and Oibsr.
Tickels 50 Cents.
Reserved Chairs, 80 Gents extra
Tk. r'. Tsr 81, I'VE Rns %o c Broad
way; SCHAGFENBERG 4 LUIS. No 15a Broadway ;
SHELL SALISBURY. No Nassau aud Irving Hall
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ The Committee Of the Board OF Trustees Of the New
have made arrangements with M Win. Whssiley FORA
BENEFIT OF
TIE WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND.
SATURDAY EVENING. Oct 25, 1862.
which occasion
rnH cslEHGATsD cosHDIAy.
Mr.. HACkErI,
viii appear IN the popular comedy OF
THE Al T. hKl WIVES
WINDSOR,
supported by tie excellent Daa,c Company Of the sstib
II hmsuI
Tie performance will at y O'Clock The doors
open ~ ! oc1ck
Reserved .easTS cents each be procrrel q. the Boz
Oihce OF Niblo's Iheater
al al yr-S0 "a
ard IhuIsdsy Oct % from the Box Office u; hiblc
IicatsT,
VIM HALL & son, No. SO Broadway;
JOIN DEckER, Chief Engineer, No IL Elizabeth st.
JOIN = OILk>, nes,Ur,r, No lsi Ciua.st
The Office AID Representatives Of the Department, an
TIE CcGlmitlsg
ZOPHAg MILLS No. IA Front.st.
JAMES u WATKINS. No. ID Ceherinest
JAMES BAREAUKE, 10. 50 Nsnsu'ss
- u IL A
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Cegdl Nc!ltts.

TSTATE of WALTER X. llAVENS.-An
persons having oaiHns against Walter r. Hsven- OF
owing him se requested TO present their claims aud nest
psymen, OF iher indebtedness. to tbs undermined OF the
.lie. Of ROBERT IkOTHEROE ESQ Room no ~ honat
snl,tn, No "a, Brosdys, New rk-Nsw.york. sept
IS libs. ANDhh" . o"'iii, ''"s"Ve.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of ROSWELL
e EpAINARD esa Surrogate Of the County o. Kings;
nOIICE Is HEREBY oIynN according 20 law to oil per-
son. having elaine gsins JOHN RAY. late Of the ty OF
rootyp Decreased that they required TO exhibit the
sam- wih tho vouchers thereof 70 the snoscoe tne ad
pltrtr a no % Fultontrect Ia the cay OF bfookyn
On or beise the 18th day OF November nexDated Ahs
Is2 MARY j. RAY, AdnninisustriA-
My8 lawfinoIh-
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tSE -First-class Sewing Machines AK
4OO.to Re n, and or salo IL. y and I'd hand hC,Os
sswips Msohne Emporium <sG Bdvsy, oos btssu'''
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Gales bn :Anet,o'I

A NJ yrRviS. Aucnousoa. NJ,
nv RANCS. MERWIN & Co, Irving Build
VI phn" 20, ,nd sos Breadway.-sse, Of Books, Sta
~ mrs So Wosss OF Art. Fancy doo"s tumtare NC
- EDWARD soHE>cK. AnctioresT ,,.rCv
~,prAT SALE of MAGNlFlCENr FANC1
sI Goo.Sji GermaaiA
LILO be fhhHtss nREI0S AC OUNf yiz,,n r,xuvp
.,, ro,r1,TIIIS Rich DECORATED DiNNhh
FhEN"" aud TEA SETS o,ocpo
SUPERB BRoNzE. and nd. MA AZ rtR JaS'
IOLORED BIsQUE ard baONLb, 81 "a a. ONA 60
ELEGANT CUT CRY3rAL GLAsS'
TOILET ARTICLES ,..,,o. -
.9T mn SCUsNCK rIlS DAY Oct rs at ~ "eloch, o.
60 TiJFSDAY the sl,t The shove Is tue mo. nass
ale ina, has toSen place IN toe cry
rineH. az he above good worthy the attention OF the
iHse uobic generally. Lsdes sr~ particularly invited
a. goods Eveiy facility for packing and shipping
,bs goods will be gwen.
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I AURA KEENEs TIlEATER.
IL Doors openst T. begin at \ O'clock
IMMENSE SUCCESS
Of the
NEW THREE-ACr COMEDY.
TONIGHT AND EVERY MOTT Tbs WEEK,
NJ REST FOX THE WICKED.
ia which
Miss LAURA KEENE
and Mr. BLAKE
appear IN the principal roles supported by tue leading
bsIs OF thA
GREAT STAR COMPANY.
From The N. I. Herald.
The comedy No Re for the Wicssd" yes Produced
evening crowded aud ,.houaSs house Tire eeeant
manner which the piecs put upon The tge en' ed
especi In this respect bliss hecne stands
preemnen,.
Fgcm The Worl.
No Res, for the Wicked" brcugh, out Last night and
met cordial aud gras tug reception II wss capitaly
put uro the stage and the sppobaon Of tho audience %
emphatic.
= 10 conclude with
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Grwlna nlarbines.

A SEWING-MACIIINE for EVERYBODY. -
"A The EeS-York Stale fsir recently held Al hoeneoi
Las corhdned .b- practical Utility fepdiiy sha h
MINI. Domores"s IS Running Stitch Sowing maehn'r ~
.sfdlns IL tie h..t premium. For particnlas address
Nine DEMOnE3l. NJ. AZ Broadway
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HOPE CUAPFL.-SIxTH WEEK OF
a TIRaRLLS CALIFORNIA =.
tsESlSG5 At II oclock MkDN sDtf and sATURDAt
AfIKRSOOss Il D. spsciA sKnioitioas ssven TO Societies
A e. % frfsl teri
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SoLDIEls, sOLDIEKs-If you have a weak

COLDIEIS, sOLDIEkS--liy ou have weak
} > .om.ach ~ enc hoti.. - - -
:, lIFSCAs SAWED TONIC.
Solllsrs II % have poor afrs'lis Try -
StHFnChS SAWED IOslC.
sodisr. you Tel though you required siEia-nis' Try
sCUESCK's sEAwfgD CONC.
soller. amer sseh ar A. wi1~ psss fuu II vii tis
.ove ,our fooi AID prevent al DYsp-Po fs.ngs such %
swe nss q TO stomach ees saahs, i removes a. dsI'
hsayy feelings o., . 4,
s,tr NJ pure I'D ts.es smooth olli Il Is d..
#, I'd om Sr.a-.i IL IL French brandy oortthi
slr Il "a unlike tas geaerrly Of brteSs - not made
General tsy one bottle You wiz Ike the taste q H.
Colon. Captain. aud Li~sic.u al Try f. wine glass
fan ..ics-sn on TOP heafty dinner IL cots On" Dob
lar bot - which holes quart AL Druggists hep L. IL 10
M uf.c.sIel ~ Dr. }. h 5CIiEACh, no. - ~ sxh-si'
Phsde hia. ,., A.
DR. ! H. sCHESCK can nnly b, found s bis Rooms No.
81 Hoad.,t hswYors. every Monday, nom u q Ia TO -
49,. 81 ccIsultation ard advice
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No. IN we.,.s corner Of Warrer..t.. North Rlver

E0TICE.--Thc steamship CITY OF NEW
~ YORK. for Liverpool and Q1eensiown viii sail from
Der d9ck Pier No. ~, ~ r. on sAiUhDHf' ocS ~ At
O'Clock precisely. Passengers Ugst be on board BY
ooot on the dsy Of sailing. JOHN u DALE, Agent.
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AZ o. ROBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
Va. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA NaC-
Thron, "a r. advance Of the rnaL
QRYAT DEDUC ION ~ FARES IHhOUGH 10
san FRANCISCO


NO DETENTION o. IHk lsIHMtS
The and splendid siesmtkiU AMthltA, = " tnn'
Jea uy Conimsnd,r viii sail on AT RDAf October
o. At O'Clock n0o1 precisely, from her Tier 1t tie 10 "i
NsTe1-t, hor RIVER Tor Jdsn del s0,,r, connrithg
With the fat and weknoxn Steamship MUSES. TAI LOl''
l5.O tvIs T. Howes 4nd.r to ,al vihont c-sty ''
81 FTcsoo direct arrival Of the at sAn Juan
celsu.
The speed and accommodation OF these steamer. are nm
enfpssd by eitsr sBc - iutehdel
g Lana passengers by this hne ia San FF1esco Wilma q
az -. c.,,,.-.,. ,,.a. oo,,
Ga beginning begs inform the public that this IL LHa
rst lac ara pg; for the pposs Of being bought or
diven of TIE hips will positively leave the day sdyer
tied mouth aud in SIX mouth. o.nor ships viii DO
ssady. so that double sefTc. msy be feiiod upon.
Il. q. ROBERTS,
No IN Vests. corner OF Warfsn.st.. North River
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Go ubom II nan Contern.

DLAKE's PATENT ARGAND GAS
- BUASER for ,sie by the snoscdbeu. sole Agents
th.feor All pIsoug csuored against isinfins said
Pnlent HENRY n HOOPER q Co.
No. So CommrIcI.L.l Bos,on. Oct ~. W.
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Otfan 5ieamers.

J LIVERPOOL, NEW-YORK ard PlilLA-
JDELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY The sieauship
CITY or MANCHESTER siI ssl from hrT Dvcs ul~I
No q North River fof Liverpool WEDNESDAY,. Oct -
q. an e1trs siip JOIN q. DALE, Agent.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-22

APPLICATIONS TO GO SoUTH.-L. G. Turner,
Judge Advocate, has given notice that all appli-
cations by ladies to go South, must be made in
writing to the office of the Judge Advocate in
Washington, before the 10th day of December
next, verified by oath, stating the name age and
residence of the applicant, when she came within
the United States lines the place which she de-
sires to VISIT and the purpose thereof. No per-
son will be allowed to take more than one pack
age of female clothing, the same to be subject to
inspection. Any attempt to smnggle contraband
property, subjects the party to Imprisonment du-
ring the war.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-22
Arbitrary Arrests.

In the proceedings of late Democratic
meeting at Mozart Hall, New York, we
find the following
The Hon. Gilbert Dean, member elect
of Assembly, then spoke and said that at
the next meeting of the Assembly he in
tended to offer a resolution affirming the
right of New York city to have its own
police, and abolish the present system; and
another one to take the control of our city
affairs, from the country and give it to the
city. He meant that the doctrine of State
sovereignty should be stated, and also to see
that New York shall suffer no one to
usurp authority over its laws He was
going to call for "a committee, with power
to send for men and papers, to investigate
the illegal and arbitrary arrests. The
laws of New York puovided that any
judge who refused to issue writ of habe-.
as corpus was liable to impeachment and
be fined one thousand dollars, and be
punished for misdcmeanor. When Rev.
Mr.. Benedict was arrested at Buffalo, his
counsel applied to two judges for writ Of
habeas corpus, and they refused. He
proposed in view of this to offer resolu-
ton that these two judges be impeached.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-22

RELEAsED.-Therc were a number of political
prisoners released last week from the Old Capitol
Prison in Washington, among whom was D. A.
Mahoney, senior editor of the Dubuque (Iowa)
Herald. Mr.. Mahoney was the Democratic can
didate for Congress in the Third District of Iowa,
one of the strongest Republican districts in the
State, and which gave a Republican majority
last year of 3, 4lS votes Notwithstanding Mr..
Mahoney had no opportunity of canvassing his
dstrict-having been arrested on the l4th of
August last-he reduced the Republican MAORI
ty to about 900. This speaks we'll for his
popularity and the usefulness of his paper, which
is unquestiouably one of the abest journals oil
the West.
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The Circuit Court fol- Hartford County,

The Circuit Court for this county adj
journed on Saturday last after session of
six days. Ia addition to the cases report
ed last week, the following were tried:
State vs.. Jane Erwin, charged with SELL
ing goods without a license Not guilty.
Maynadier for State, o. Scott and s.
Archer for defence
State VS.. Cyrus Minnick-recomme
alton to suppress license. License sup
pressed. Maynadier for State, Bateman
and Stump for defence. State VS.. Isaac
Nixon, negro, charged with murder
Verdict, insane at the time he committed
the offence. Sentenced to the almshouse.
Maynadier for State, Bateman and STREET.
for defence.
Notwithstanding the Court appeared to
be much of its time idle, for the want of
business tofngage its attention, it never
theless cleared the docket of forty-fve
cases, besides passing great many Or
ders and DEGREES in chancery. The APP
peals were all continued on the second
day of the term, and the criminal docket
was unusually small, comprising but six
teen cases, most of which were very tri-
fling. There are still alarge number of
civil cases untried, but as these concern
only the parties interested, the trial of
them is generally regulated to suit the
litigants.
The Grand Jury found eleven bills of
indictment during the term, most of which
were disposed of. This seems to argue
we'll for the morals of the county, and is
we'll calculated to shorten the terms of
court.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-22
Our For eign Relations.

The Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Herald gives the following account Of
the difficulties between France aud the
United States
The news already given, that important
papers had been submitted to the secretary
of State by the Minister of France, is ssd
to be relative to the difficulties which have
at various times occurred between French
citizens residing in New Orleans and Gen.
Butler. In many instances these French
citizens have been complaining to the
French government, by way of Mr.. Mer-
cier, of the vexations and prosecutions of
all kinds exercised against their persons
by order or with the assent of Gen. But
Ter, and it is the redress of these wrongs
which is said to be at the bottom of the
reclamation presented by Mr.. MERCER to
Mr.. Seward. Whether this is so or not,
you may rest assured that the nature of
our relations with France on account of
General Buffers conduct is calculated to
bring complications of the most serious
character. One of these French merchants,
$3.50 AASiNoCiSh) VI obohiP dSHC Celturlty3 rs
supposed to be the cause of the protest
which has just been submitted to the State
Department. Mr. Heidseck, you recol-
lect, was sent to Fort Jackson by General
Butler three months ago, and he is still
kept in confinement there, notwitbstan-
ding the order of release signed by Mr..
Seward and sent to the Governor of New
Orleans. 1t appears that Mr.. Heidseick,
who is related to some of the first families
of France, has written to his parents and
friends the particulars of his arrest-par-
ticulars which were Immediately for
warded to the French Minister. After
careful examination of the case, nj. Thou
veneli being satisfied that the detention of
hlr. Heidseick was no way justified, has
written an energetic remonstrancc to our
government, demanding not only the i'm
mediate delivery of this gentleman, but an
indemnity adequate to damages caused by
his long imprisonment and the wrongs he
has sustained.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-22

PICTURE OF A BATTLE-FIELD.-The Baltimore
correspondent of the Washington Chronicle says
that Colonel John R. johnson, of Baltimore,
has made handsome painting on canvass, forty
three by twenty-five inches, representing scene
on the battlefield of Antietam, and the surround
ing scenery, embracing the Antietam Creek, and
a distant view of the South Mountain. The
view is taken from the position occupied by Gen.
Lees army, and point subsequently selected by
Gen. Mcclellan for his headquarters.
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DECISIONS BY THE COMMISSIONER OF

DECISIONS BY THE COMMISSIONER OF
INTERNAL acknowledgement to Mar
het Men and otbers-The commissioner
of internal revenue has made the follow
ing decisions:
Generally, the business of one who
keeps stall in the market, is that of
retail dealer. There are exceptions, how
ever. The assistant assessor must Judge
in each case. IF the dealer sells chiefly
or entirely to consumers, though he may
often sell in the original packages, he
should be classed as retail dealer. If
on the other hand, his sales are generally
in the original packages, or if it is his oc-
cupation to sell to those who buy to sell
again, or if this part of his business is
considerable, so much that he depends
upon and procures stock with reference to
it, he should be classed as a wholesale
dealer, even though he sells at RETAIL
The law contemplates sales at retail by
wholesale dealers.
A dealer who sells soap, candles, starch,
tea, Or other articles, by the original pack
age, or salt by the wagon load, &C., &C.,
to consumers, is not.a wholesale dealer I'M
der the law, but if he sells 10 those who
sell again, he will be required to have a
wholesale dealers license, 4 furniture
dealer who sells bureau, sofa or table to
customers for their own use, whether in
the package in which he received it or
not, is not wholesale dealer,
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Col. MORGAN AT KEY WEsT.-Col.
Morgan, commanding the very important
post at Key West, has been distinguishing
himself by attempting to outvie Fremont,
Phelps and Hunter. Accidentally left in
charge of Key West by the transfer of
Gen. Brannan to S. Carolina, he has signal
lied his little brief authority by issuing
several abolition manilestoes. One of these
precious documents frees all the slaves at
Key West, whether they belong to loyal
or rebel owners. Another authorises these
freed negroes to seize and occupy any pro-
perty they may find unoccupied, whether
it belongs to loyalists or rebels. This, it
strikes us, is rather in advance of anything
we have yet seen in the emancipation line,
and puts Fremont, Phelps and Hunter in
the second rank of abolition heroes
York HerdM
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MARRIED.-On the 10th of October,
1862, Mr.. Henry Kendall, of Tawawa
Springs, to Miss Maria Barnett, of New
Orleans, Louisiana Xenia Torchhght.
The groom is a young white man of
respectable parents, and the bride young
colored woman. Two days previously be
voted the abolition ticket, and crowned
his devotion to the cause by taking Miss
Maria to himself for life. Green county
will show a good many "visible admix-
lures" after a while. De gustiJus.-Ea-
change.