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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13
The New York Tribune on tIie Legal
1I'a 9l' render ShfnPtastcrx. -.

5i"Ve shiHer, says the Tribune, ION the bot
tomless abyss Of a shipVIaster cirrnlatgIo5,'" In
a subsequent paragraph itslys: "a
! Every d, enabsr Of the House who advocated
the legal tender clause followed the Secretary
of the Treasury in deploriDg that resort, aud
only juBtifyiDg it On the plea Of inexorable ne
cessity. The ready acquieseebce OF Gil in Mr..
Stevens's afsertho6gh OF stfikingout the clause
whereby the inteTesto 90 thesei Treasury notes
as made pay able ia coihs seems to US utterly
Inconsistent With this plea, Make the interest
on the bonds payable in coin at the optien OF
the holder, and lyoa have stroDg apd sure an
cbOt TO your paper money kite, and, though the
cora a yefs lope;it cannot 90 soaring afawili
through the realms of ineifable omoOnsbine.-
But Treasury notes resting on al tw enty ayear
loan, whereof the interestiy pNysblein Frreasu.
nv notes, o FMAssrs. Congressman! WtHt is 10
limit their depFe6alion7 Already i9ade hear
complaints Of the "scsTciby Of silver change"
in Washington. What do you suppose Barnum
will charge for d good look at.as du6ltes OF q
doIIara wear hence, if you keep on ia the path
on which you are now cafeeFing4 ~ as9 y,
The Tribune thus exposes the hurbug of
gusiDg theieredit Of the GogsrnmenfsoiHs the
shape Of legai tender Treasury notes. and truly
calls It "a atforeed 'loan OF the n1oAt dangerous
,cbaEactsrsnsd, am .iss3vod 81 u ,a,7sail
The reckless abuse Of terms which marks the
firss stage of the new Shinplaster Era - agpil-
ing. People talk Of 'tasing the eyedit ofsi The
Government" as though this were not lsked
forced Joan, and one of the most dangerous
charaotersi aeHWho cOmpels apother toitrust
him; Mbether he BilLors spoapeyipse bistsi, bic
pistol; or his1 b0Fie-knifeo4 he iceEtaiHlg sdpes
not nee his cfedit,. The legal tenderproyieion
lis Angndgestisment OF gauts of credlk--a dis
guiaadi Hr0clRmaten iof bankruptcy Atsneeds
no law 10 compel man 10 take what hasa Eeal,
intrinsic Valnes equal 10 tho stamp Ptlnpon it..
sLegaIe Ieompuleion onlycOues inplayghsa eledit
Inns taken hjghhF .sslIinpai TN 10 g. 1881 -'
"To.day" says the Tribune in tho same hfti-
6le, .ithe rotss u TIE Bank lof England are a
legal tender eEergwhereIe but et the e9pnter
of ftbel Bank; theres theglmnst be promptly res
osehasd ID c0ib. That ifeqdirelnssit keeps all
& smooth a and sleAdy " VIII que haAnSisr5in and
ont Of Copgssssis sSho ere fope,of srstefri4g to
she financial systsm Of Greate Brittany think Of
ihgt9n1s % li.bs9T llls 5000 3di q jsoo
J. H-fiiun 4afu9el aalpa 10 6a.EAa Id 70 T5t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

u The Columbus Vedettes will have q 60
oiaI entertainment at their Armory, on Town
street, next lfadsdSy evening, atSwbichsmueh
enjoyment may beautid dpatsd, ss'all can testify
who have hitherto been present on like occa-
sions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

M. .sl,prspb olnlormspa'thas Mr.. AAuoLD,
,.om ,ha eommiItee on I.,ke. AM. River De
Mf.oa f.oa,a h tile H5als cl Congress, is ready "
r.Oots. Recommending extensive repairs Of the
ior,Iaostlous at Msckinac, 81. Clair river, Bai.
,.afaopana 0swssog. .alue.sbS ssinblhhnshs Of 4
- Nssiepsl Feundryet ehicpgp, tcr casting heavy
NJ 6,1as6ee. and depols for naval stores on Lakes
fIt MicI.i 81. Erie, and Ontario, and the Cnlsrgs
n ,ssbt X ibe IlliuoIs apd Michigan Canal 4,
TbS Naval conmlilee-in cOngrsss will re-
/. e},abshd an 'apbrspiiAllSnfof q siS,OOo.oOo, to
AZ bs,I6 fhnboats. siStt ,istg Nd
nes Rs . k6ss full palticulala lhia morning q the
I h lcaplutB 81 Roanoke Island, Apd the co@p's's
aanihllAli6n Of The Centtdefite ase.' ING yiS,
Es b,y e avery imppFiapt tpesllApaae hailed "He
3: delight AID 10y thssugAppt 9ll,he losal ssAtss'
aiby tgsy loyal manan WOMAN x e. 'hS jos
"a. h6ol nnmixed with sorrow, for ne neTs Also
Il hridss "a dhess with Il The lOtssis reported 40
!, 4, b6 Qnlie heavy on both sidess + 'h
ssls y .s,seSiI L 'ss.re.s. several of
i'l.---..T ~. n s,soE.e Il "a st,,ss.,o ;9fh ma
: k fhe hoats Veut up es Tar az Eiorepce, AiApAu'@
hll ana were received win the widest Joy BY toe
= x people all along thsfiss, Old men cheo iitss
Schiidfsn q the eight n the isRri and STRIPES
- % bsnpfgo beauty eng slcs5: And invites 'ne
~ fidfrs and men into their houses and told Vnen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13
& ZAnesyille Railroad to Cincinnati, and theme
a 4 saProlek Ac5 Elll g9Ry ROns PAdufal

~
II ! ssggeIst e:, rIll gSHy Hops Hopss { FAdof'h-- J
,xTHKI MAJ on THE lDlR 1--WE ohage had all
sorts Of marvels in every species Of fashion.--
A new one turns up with every year-nay, we
had simQ4t SAD with sysey stysd or eight days.
Now, il is a rebel President. Then, tits nov.
sl preachss Here, u is apeE general. There
it "a an honeet Government contractor. Never
theess, lately, that world which has ordinarily
been so extremely prolific in the marvellous
what world should wsAfHesn but the theatrical
woyld-has been more than usually barren, No
South A heAeaif Rechters have NHashed across
our vision, No new Jenny Linds have warblsd
tbemseiVes into noGoriety, Owe should have
said, and therefore DO we beg pardon of these
'nbcome and uncomihk ohesAinto fame.
But we are wrong. There is one marvel IN
the world of tBesthga THE resdero asks who
it is1 Well. il is a Psychomanthic one Or a
Psestidigitatorial ,Qne5-ip other words, II is
whato6r AthetsS would have denomihated a
eoDjGreg, what o,u grandsires would have called
magician but what we have found name for
more in accordance with the oTthogFaphical re-
quirements of the time. ----
This PrestidiSitdtEIia isiid vefyIrn.h HOPy
der. What other sorceSsEs upon the stage have
done, einhs completely INTO the shade when
cOmpared,witb acknowledgements Go ard
sesihimand yope previous magical experience
will beHlaumbIed into an open-eyed-and open;'
mouthed urtorishment.- ere IL -nUt-for the
purpose ofeohnmiDgsAs RaEld begefs lhsf foot
lights of its folly, we believe that he would re.
tire into pA5AseA HE tHd Hichamicsily become
J ghisVxuIPoaaa Baktbgeis ssuseely necessil
ty for this. To him the Theatre and the Lee
turSI foJa SoSsEitu,s afyeritabis GOleOnda. Eie
has eAraedl dimOadp and snsmsslledl snpff- boxes,
curious repeatsrs and wonderful breast-pinss
gold card-cases and rubysrihgs from eveIy
codtf and rn6harch in Europe. He possesses
'thsss gfts ID such plenteous pi ofusion that he
could open-a etefe with them which should
throw TIrvAsY's into ne ehsds snd lesfs BALI
aud BLACK BKIu nowhere. Indeed, hsis emphatical-
Iy the MAN OF THE DAyip the. .IhsstricAl world,
aud will - IfEsA ",
oBut, who .dsuosJshsi'r'sS@.ssss' q
,ThIs marvel, mOst impstIebt Of readers, Wit
issoon Appesr amongst ps Ills Ba@svIS KAkIs
a-.~- r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

III The. 46.h;Regimept, Col WYrthingtop.
has left Camp E5ob, and gone into Temporary
qusrteis at, Camp Chase Tie Regiment. is
said 70 be- ready for active casEyise,Basoo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

IL The Seventy fifth regiment, consisting
1naidiy Il VOnhtsers from Muskingum; Guern
sey and Noble counties, left ZanesviiIeon Tues-i
A., of,a.noon ,;a tha C;nc;nnaH W;lminaL rim
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

UJ- The 9Osh Regiment, Col Whit'lesey,
left Cincinnati on Tuesday night, on steamers
for Paduoa536 aoDE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13
..Ths Gsns ,cAisI.ss'

a 80
sssS The eountry understands that this post what,
= 4 SeSsf is honors and responsibilities may be, has
.ss'besn sssIgnsd v General GEoAeE B. MccLELi
Iss-LAH as Vthea asuccets1F Of GAAerala WlNFiELD
q 90 sosfT. yet sOHs Of our Republican cOtsRpO-
rAriss particularly those Of the radical 'sehoOl,
.sSihaEe displayed Of lats themOstintensea anxiety
80 tcSsp,sciKie Gsnefsf MccLELtAs id ths public
. .estimaiiou and 20 make H. appeerl that be has
a. been desiadsd TO aninferiOr position. Through
- letters and special kilograms from washinetop.
sssthsImPsegsicu isssudieusly sought to be made
80 thai be has been diyssted Of the rank Of Gen
= slealsie- gtisf and gestfieseS q the command of
- ainela dixisiOas--th~e ou.the-PUtOrpso Yet
'A' heis constantly referred 70 iG6fiait papers as
me Genekakin Chief, and orders signed by tim
are issuea 10 The several divisions Of the army
The Constitution TART II, Sec. 2J dsciares
=: ~ tkAt the, Prssidens shah be Comm anaerlip-.
!. aChisf Of the army and navy Of Stbs United
sssSialsas Thssctof Congress Of l79s, orgahz.
g i6s t6e army, created an ofee, Immediately be-
vsplowthe Pfesident vilh tho title Of sgeperal
s.,Aof ,ihs Armies Of iihs United siates.4 This
OmcsP Il generally known as the Gsneral-in.
Chief" He is usually the Major Central the !
army on a peace establishment having but one /
officer of ,hAtfankW bVA4
ne WAt p0ft, ,of Gepefpr Chief y ~ present
a hlied h1 eeperal McNLf1f n "a VI HeiiitI Ma
JoEGenefar Itifsi@plJ an OtRee, not a rank,
and YAepita Incumbent goes, into elhe field az
GenesAl scoFfdid 'ih Me1ieoi'efsas GenArAl
~ McerErraE may BY advancing az the head
eEthe elyisieO.ea. the PslOns se. the general ad
nipisstAsfpn ot at9e army may devoiye, on the
President. As the Comm sndef.in- -Cdieff sst5ing
the Secretary ofaMar. sa,seneIsl INC
n ClELrAN lays Gown n NO rArk loses % no no eihce'
4 when. he loNFeo w nshinglon. at the head OF an
ail6Is. s9.Iis ib not superseded OF displaced,
though sss ersiss assolylrg upon hii ss Gene
fAklasCelsL may ior NE time ,lne 'Deing.sgp per
= ietlnea Ry strsIs q i,oai 80 as.ia.g q al
The spess sFpanyti0n lion shsuld hs Put 70 rest all
saimlsss Iaa % 4 oonnietl q authority or gurls
dcll0n betheen the Score etAry OF War and the
f com uaeedinr Genesal. m tKrIxN ~ There ia
"a, ~ 4zglS !. ~ 1.,yi ~, i. ,ho
sissss -
sP'eelt ena g Ms nsye pot we most
4 eniirs aud unresarTed confidence in the Geper-
49, s,s' s5T 7''8'T
q ss ~ ~ "a .s - " 's'rat Il 1oSagsnsS soi5
Ilss,, "a irS-7 w ss,,l,
ahaAaas o. eTsAhkhss- - ne Dinelhhasi En-
AZ Q9rQ undtfathndR, that the Go setnnent has
ssued orders TO press into service ell the steam.
"a q sso.E ana Ytts h,,,e hss.,. hat fhav NAV
N s'.s 49, ~ 1 ~
" ~ tns 1hs5st c''yy ,to Pc PioIeu
inahesieanspoIfalion Of hlty Thousand troops,
a. l,14fl, tta ~ ~ ~ LA L.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13
Local Ma t tors.
Probale Conrl.
iIlsms o, f,busipss, tgapssated 70 (theIPr9hris
oouiA d FfsnfiiDl cbuhE gudgc. Albertade
he we week ending February l2, 1869.
lIARhIAot LIolEN'h9'
eeHySFZ a AM.lA.. ", 4 1. HAD

mARktAVE LiSH"FAo' al
Nine marriage licences were issued during
geNssE'H y a E \ va h MhM
The second account of George S Dempg,
Guardiahct 3EindsCta EfPgAf Anna ana ~, y,
win Shoemaker, aud the second account Oh
JdSatbsn ii Park, one Of Che AdnlVlsi'ssore Of
SJobn Kramer, deceased,
The. Anal account Of ThoposR, and Sarah
Asbufy, AdminiStatofs's with thesillAhneIed
of,EhonasA huyadecsssediaths fAsi account
of joseph BrautDsv Administrator Of sInqp
joIper, deceased; and The 6aal accodnto oi Ibeo-
dote COas!oek, Guardian OF b - GonstecRs Y
Yglo an inrsnrIoaDIsMssnDA ~
In the clse of the petition Of John Dill, Guar
dion iofV ESkeula' Ne PoftSs to sslbtfal sss,
tate Of his ward, the petition and the Iroceed-
ipsS thereon we're, rBya cOhscbt Of the parIieHsI
tsI aside ~ the sost eitRs Psti'iOner'
RKaANpEb ON HADEAs CoRPus
sU0n he spblloailcn Of thisfsthsrSS Murray W.
BeovpcanIuOpupder siRhtssn sysars of fge,
and .. volunteer !ss csPyg, Chase. sEss brUqght
before tbe Court on q WRIT Of hd6sas cOrpis.--Ts
But It ep,eafibs 0nIEhs hearing Of the case
amwg golherahlnep, thutthsloDaehad enlisted
and gone into camp 10 Sspdusky couuty, pear
the resiieaee of kis fatheri some two months
siace, shdhsd lsleFith his reslmspt ~ bout ot :
OBJECTION ou The pact Of BIS father, the CONT
sdiudeed thatdGsAS Jbss6t Sf tie 4athek @ae i'm.
plied. and remauded the con to the service.
.9;b ,2HEOIEQElND 6AAA
ORDER OF APPRAIsEMEhT AND SALE
I6theessy6f 5000 M9Pasb, SAdmnisuhttsof
Of EiapFd o EIFBaias, deceased' VI Thofinsls lsls
Roland and EizAbsth, bis wife, an order vac
made 1of tbe appraisement and sale OF two
tRSsSG hnaI(Id DdsSArh ;tOnnIy9bOth cor
timing about .aegfa. Ts
s%H4 xFfoiNrMKNTs. ."
Lewis shihJiSds appointed aAdnihiStrAtor
4 Of IElizsbesh Seymour deceased. 20
Daniel Streeter was appointed Guardian o.
the estate of his wife, Amy Stieeter, deceased
INCREASE or WIDOWS ALLOWANCE iir
p1sdS Ghe. petition ofNisrtkaz TiausOnj a SidOw
for a,,reyiewi, and ineresse of the allowance
made by the Appraisers for herssuppORt lei
twelve months, the Court increased the said
allowance fifty dollars. .,4-sS
= - lI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

|aa sAsDffIs ssDspab, ,-f6e Hicbh EssaEinty
publishes the card oi George N. Sanders, an.
nou1ncitl0 himself as q candidate ioF the rebel
Con gress, az a''s&mple Of codipebs,n = and pro-
,nouucee It alhe most refreshing ptodhctio1 OF
lie Kind We hsys msk with fot 4 iOr & tine"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

tiGJ The uetEproceeds at the, late entertain
ment Of james E.OMufdOck, at the Opera houses
Cincinnati, for the benefit of the Ladies' Cen
tel Ala sGsies lnGdpGsd sos$llla IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

eyI RoeATs,s TisuH On tailub HOO iatl gJi
mlii sslim gtnai y1sgAW ai zUsbs0l nss5
aisni0 q uni g9df 33rsfp moit .dIpumsito4
Ssm ,1osd be ,lsYis sd aH0b s3lia OLD lssa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

EAlAAFKse ea eKHn Tesm aMsl
.asal tg1s 70 lu,sd u HJo1s
" sis. aos
.zuAaIgggE q HH
,tssi4a a9h EiAoa lof Aisen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

sSI * ia sraaiTs aLiATas oSEs-The MIlHauKes SsAtine
learns frpVh Aspyiyssss letter fE9p N Mackinaw
A ths 53d MI. ~ Z. Tie ehoB. very heavy and
d lie gIQspssIs SE 5an saEly lOpsaipg Sfgss ysrZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

.Kog EIAa
isss,s da,a n,sos g .ok sise
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

The eboFe eFpIanytion sheuld put 70 rest all
sasmises ias toa conflict Of authority or juris
diclioHb bttResn TIC ssctstaFy 81 War and the
eommanding General, c0LEEIxR. There is
sH6sf6s lss stOtDd fet de suspicion lhAt the
Fs@lssbs and Ms erasT5s have not the most
( eniirs aud unRessrTod oOnhdeneeain the Gener-
al:in; chief, and sppt0gs fully ofshis plans for
theeondhcrgf thesst ',S9 ,o,.55,.S ss5 g.ss s.s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-16
C5M,7EoEaATE COaGREse.
y!GST sEsSf9T.
gym t"G

SEhta'rE,
frEsDAr, April ~, 1852.
Nj SPARROW, CT LIZ, F-sssstsd c.T ,sia re-
SORTS IF Cei5p.ts engaged in ths battle o,
Leesnnrg " hich Wars laid aSon the {. BILE
Hf. Orr OF b, q, prsEenL TED & bill 20 ia.
;ro&.e Is lumaet.p OF Car.alns ard comm ga-
dars IN the Navy. and cesigGats BIZ salts bic
cacocatioAs tao - who psrfel n gallant and
IsrtioTtos5 ssrs los. $50
1ae bill an thoLiA,s the Prest seat to aoysi-
sete ~ adft.IJn 81 Caps les aud 81 .ittonsl
Commanders CT 1ae CJaIsd .Tsts sta,@s NAVY,
20 .Ske fsrk 4 OH The .s4'h December 1881
III ssFiia &c DC ponc aatet TEN the Conn
Io>.aie's sna Ii srssna.afx II ~ asa cosnissi
~ Ehe nav. S. td that nsrsafs@r sii .otoiug.
so, fof HflnAloa Eass lsay Sc nee szfyy
ghtl os tskeo II ON tbs .feexlt is. Of IN ,lsns
Jonm andsrs aitG lie;;ieLRnts <. &c, that /, De
Pfesiaent be =1c-nSIizsd 70 bastow eo9iis.
. -iaHlary usoorSa22s - such II .srs saG ~
cre'ns;ss Q: III 1eFy 80 ans 4 cis.i. ca 80
Ta~ sin v.s rase-,sa % u4uonmss,es Of
Nxysl Z HATS
a,- bARswELs, OF s u, introd0osd. si}.
o rsEaia'e me ctliee'ics OF tSs war tax ~
eeeYts sH s4,ats@ isvadse hr the ena,ay srd au-
saorT,Ag taa n rseicaat 20 ssssepa ,,41 taeaf
II s'issp sets IL tAs ea&ss 81 those ss ,tss
Vsntci hrre A@1ms0 !ha TayIesntct that TAX
e: ERHsroE, Ok firgtnIa. Som 'ha BAH
T. ~ N 70 lta~5 reported adversely 70 taa re-
q '.stor of a.r sErnets OF KsntEcg1 eutao-
RI z!GC ths President 20 rscsivs in to. asrvinx
assransd companies Q. volunteers, for ssss
Il sra fsrsn or eorsidera ton OF the s4Ee.
ar. ECssB~ sai1 be did not design o give
In SscrisT 10 unlicensed rovtSG baads -wa:.,
la @s9~d v-ss tie EN- eioY iasnt of bold, car
ia men. vhc should Os s0csivea regularly in,
tia s$rvics. cas- wuGlG ~ tatlc 50 for suer.
rtlke wSrIats Us n:sd them 70 b@ PLACED
anck4r ali necessary restraints sg6 nscessa.y
rssrictioAy--apd 1T order TO zxyst that vis~
rs oAered the folio wing:
Eesa rsd, TAss the res Gin ion directing ths
Stiitsrr tsona Iai stea DO Inquire into the PRO.
p-veiyc' al Sho. tGiDg lac r esidsas % Iecsivs
,rrCIe for ;-rsRslar or detached service, I'D
rscesJnns stt~1, vita instructions % said ccm.
uastt 70 p report i1lE, r~soiil zion sn.h or
~. tEs Kfe&idshr tc rvrsiys autk srooFs
Il der &uea reg iAuons and TsSt.ic tic u. -
Tasy be prescribed by tAs War Uspar.rae nt.
Sy. .VrAaAoW rsad The ia~ Soy rsoei vicg
troops stod iof shs rsgs lastor OF Tie array,
skcvSng- that the p1ssidsl.. had nigeaay ths
cdws- 20 SsooMpusk ali that tho gsa tissGsn
frona Ken Ucky dasNed.
The esotntica Nes xgsssa IT, spt resossd-
cred "A tia OrixI nj rssalslic req GA ,tad
Mr. GpAEkow, OF Loxsiesa, from the sill.
tary .]oin ,sits4e ash ani s.sd sert adve TO
MS siIs &staor,Ati IL tae cmHloylaenA of u re-
gtS ent 1o- sS,aca, q service "a tbs IrSs ti<r of
TsxA The reps RI was agrsea &c, Asd the
Ea <,e "a UALg tgts, ssecEs. 6aSsiSn-
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80. reliable ia ths-obarss.tion Of the chaa
m, 81 III. arsam. TIE r taminer Justly o.
serves that shaking tha sulks Of vessels 10 nst
IN stfacsnal chstruc,iou bat aha. tha mess -
hasls or .lcs. scrnad III ras y stretched acrss
the ehsanel % aavigstiAn
eve esss r2f.e,' II I'D y, ~n's made o. -
~. cal aish ineir rcoia HSsrhsm sna us n
osr do vn, gt.ttsd e gs1 ass ~ oas las o. 49,
~, .s.s.ie TO stretch fsa ~ haak 70 aaL A. 80
s,sftpr, the hot,csya ~ t2s water 70 Mssy
| .os, ssoya shc s.rfacs They ahossd ee
sitn great labor and N u1A sxTs ssu pains
/ rae or,ess heiyg 10 rand " sesn ese y.
rsrnwsI exceys vita gr, sss tell ara ~ q =
/ ,org effort, thsy shouts .. q -
/ Yas1ni1Isv 70 Iatessero sta tAs EaNsSv' .
| COS 81 ysppiies - END fso atas e.ass .1ss =;
der tn4af 10 proteS:; Thrill fEs esy. sA! - :
I 81 ysiscsa 20 farther seis " IA % eiues 'H'
10 Ia last beyond rs rans OF
=. gaeh = yafr corsGretA 4 below kteHNo1a
, and below Petersburg. asa srs'sctsa On 49,
ssn,, hY ntrh-sracY htttA rice, worid Prov
a. rsetssi esa-a skain, saueos.s, AAe
! rsntiss oar Iinss CT railtoA thJoskH S"es'
eityssssi3Ysiy *eysrs. .
s.!s iass-4aiuly tine that Il q assho1hss 81
.rs w, CT rica ~s-a taking soA ae mess Gro" ~.
20. construction or so sHsctn MeaEs o.
nyoA.ct.e~ - aims; assacSs orr fanc'ass:
A. A~searS nothing bit tae Asrr,Iass Hn'
E.srsasr'a hatssIias on fhr over JAM
stass cetwesn ta&gs csuee snd attst .1N
rro ~, Il constrsolez rfs maj siTs Sss'
,tors 81 \ .oassiy f5orn desirEcaon.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Husf,yes Comrs, April 15th Present Re
corder Csskie. Senior Alderman Sank ~, Jxg
prsy. WIN. W. Timbsrlaks, and GeoTgs n
q = nj huey, Alderrasn.
Tl.adsus Ssott. free negro, was tried Tor
stealing, on the cd of April, pocket book con-
tsining $40. belonging to WIN IL GENTRY,
lie VAS fonnd eiilty, ard in Aeccrdanes with
,,fs state wv WAS ordered to BE- sold inso abso-
lutte slavery.
Louiaa Jenkina, free negro, Was tried for
.,salipr. on the Ist day Of April, from Camille
Ridreiey, vaii.e containiDg divers articles Of
the value of slB0 The cours vctsd that tie
case had NOS teen made cut, and discharged
tbs accused
solomon Green aud Thomss Didamus. free
regroes, were tried for stealing 46i in baak
sotss from Csp'ain Edward o Driep, at the
Powhatan House, on the lst day Of April
The court adjudgsd them guilty, and deter
ssined that, instead Of being confined in the
Psnissntisry, they should be sold i. abso-
lnie slavery by the Cry Sergeant.
Bill Scott, free negro, WAS ordered 10 be
fo'd into absolute slavery, fer having, ou thu
18th day Of March, falsely. re pressnfedso Eiz-
aosth Brown tina: ne had obtaised for bef a
Substitute for Saunders, to work on one
Of the ba,serie. near this city, whereby the
ssid Scott rocketed $40, the nett proceeds OF
The swiDdie.
An indictment against Martin NadduK, for
40 assault, was Dismissed on defendant paying
the cost o. court.
A rule was awarded against VIM. e. Roans,
fer not appearing when soienpiy called ss q
witness against James, a slave, charged With
felony.
Arthur Ferguson was fued $40 by jary
for an assault on w al Mitchell, ON tie 26Fh
of December Ths court imprisoned h!nl for
three months.
All OF sbs psrties indicted for issuing small
notes moyed the court N taxing tho coats in
ths $50 eases TO instruct the clerk not 10 charge
e,fea Of $40 in each case 10 tee Common
waath's Attorney, which, the court having
thu good Of said attorneys pocket in visw,
did unanimously refuse, whereupon. said dc
PENDANTS hlod their bill Of exception to said
ruliDg
Euies were awarded against James L
lrioef, L s 3 tber, aud q, T PEBBLES, Ter
contempt ef soars 10 faiiiDg to at, end as
iarors.
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iTrcst ef a Spy Sc.-A mAa named Murry
arrived IL Z shmond yeste rday from the Pc
ninsu'a, having been arrested there on almost
serisin proof OF hi. beirg spy and IL tbs
pay OF the Ysuasss. Ii this f,ct be estab-
iiehed bsforS the Court Manual, be will find
himself 10 = bal fix. The fellow was carried
before Capt Goodwin and ordered into close
confinement There arrived also. Wis York
River Railroad, yesterday, Il Yankee na1ed
Graham, private IN the 4th Vermont regi
ssas, who was caught while proving around
oar outposts. lie, too, was consigned 10
I.rtsnY
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BENEFIT. al HE Var.--Ine present contest
l.s Ell aisd many disasters on sons PORTIONS
of our eas pis, but it has done one good thing
IS isas5. L. has Taught ,hea 10 rely en- them
selves. Directly lbia IS due thoroughly, tbs
Yankees urs heGteu H. a certainty. Many
branehea Of manufacture heretofore almost
totaiiy neglected have, from the very nscss.
sity OF the case, been taken up and pursued
with sueeees that show. /. Was Only indo-
iencs heretofore TIA. made Us dependents Oh
The North. Among the branches alluded 20
may he mentioned thai OF hat making. BIS
lore tbs war, az is we'll knows, most o: our
hatleIs obtained all Of their goods, mansfso-
turai or r::w. from Philadelphia or New York.
Nuw, these ucar geis beiQs closed, eur peopie
havs begun to iabrieaos head coverings them
se~es In taking u walk, few days slices,
through the extensive nauutactofy of Moore
4 Hayward, No. g. Main street, ws were
surprised ut tie progress which this branch Of
business had made aero. These gentlemen
taay justly he called army matters, having for
maay naonthE past had Government CON
tIaes, by whieh-taey were bound every mouth
TO furnish u large number Of hats TO our brave
poys. These ha,s they M anufSStured from
the raw material, sill furnished within the
Southern ConfsderaeT. The hair Of thou
sands OF rabbits gold hares) and other animals
rrs ussd daily by them to supply the soldiers
in the Geld with protection from the rays OF
she sauner'a sun.
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A,rjrai Of Yankee PrSsoners-Sergeant
Ewing, OF Gen. Jaekson's Brigade, broux chs
70 this cisy, GA the Contra Road, on Monday
evening, eleven Yankees, including ten
soldiers esp ured nsar Winchester, and ole
Lieutenant William Luce, Of the Trpogra-
phical Engineers, member of "Gessrd
Ba.ks's STAFF eap,urei near Bsrryvilte,
oa The, 2ish OF Marcn. We did not hear
hut presuuie the ten Yankees above rpoken oi
were aplrshended while in the act OF robbipg
shs Len roost Of some farmer near Wiuches
Ter.