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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03
W. n. Crane special Police. vice r. h Dryden. ro-

w. II. Crane, Special Police, vice 7. H. Dryden, re-
moved
P. A. For.ier, Clerk, removed. -
Lieutenant y. s. Eaginecrs and Assistant Military Com
mandant.
srEcrAr oKpEn-So 2la ss
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT TIE GULF, I
NEW ORLEANS July q, 1852. !
l. bureau Is hereby created in the Office Of the Pro-
vost Marshal to which all legal matters connected with
said Office hereby referred Deputy Provost Marshal
Spencer Fl Stafford viii take charge thereof he will re-
port to these headquarters, and relieved from any
other duty in said oince N
The Office Of Sheriff Of the First District Court Of the
Of n Mazureau Deputy Provost Marshal Spencer
H. stafford Is hereby appointed Sheriff ad inserim
E. DAVIS, Captain and A. A. q. .'l''A' % 'AA"
GENERAL oRDER5-N0 so.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT TEE GULF,
NEw ORLEANS, July "a, 1862
Tho Commanding General OF this Department takes
pleasure IN publishing the following endorsement from
OF Lieutenant Colonel Kimbali OF the Twelfth regiment
Connecticut Volunteers and the troops under his COM
ssThe news Of the brilliant achievement OF Lieutenant
Colonel Kimba OF the Twelfth Maine Volunteers and the
brave men under his command, Al Manchac Pass, was
proves your action in allowing the regiment to retain the
clors which they had calamity taken from tho enc
BY order of Major General BUTLER.
B. 8. DAVIS, Captain and Acting A. A. G.
al GENERAL oRpxR-No. 200.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF rHE GULF,
NEW ORLEANS. La, July 81, 1892
The families OF recruits enlisted In tho regiments Of the
National Guard Louisiana Volunteers, until the recruits
receive their bounty or advance pay viii have distri-
buted them provisions at the rate Of ration for every
woman and two children.
BY recent decision Of the Secretary Of War one fourth
Of the bounty twenty-five dollars is payable at the time
Of musuring into service. BY order OF
Major General BUTLER.
r. S.DAvIs, Captain and A. A. A. G.
TO BAKERS.
HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY CoxMANDASr NEW ORLEANS,
CIrY HALL, July %. 1862 !
Tho price Of -four being this day sixteen dollars $16)
per BARREL bakers required to give during the en-
suing week, commencing on Wednesday, the 23d inst,
Is follows, until further ORDERS
Thirty six ounces of bread for 20 cents.
Eighteen do. do. ..................10 cents.
Nine III do do. .................. cents.
Purchasers Of bread from whom higher price Is ex.
acted will report their Names the Of the baker, and
leave loaf Of bread purchased and statement of the
price paid, at any police station or with any Assistant
Provost Marshal. G. WETrZEL,
Assistant Military Commandant.
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An Agent OF the Rothschilds Commits
IL Suicide.

IRON the New Orleans Bulistn, July Y.
Yesterday Mr.. s. IA. Parish committed suicide by
shooting himself with English navy revolver. lie
was well known in this city the agent Of the house OF
Rothschld, and though. to be OF wealth For
he have seized with the idea
that his property in Virginia would be coascated which
wrought upon his mind that he became a monomanac
subject aud put end 10 his liz and fears at the
same time. lie had office at No. ~ Bienyls street.
He applied the pistol to his mouth and discharged t,
causing instant death He is said to have shot twice,
the irst without effect. Deceased . native OF
Virginia, and about forty years of age
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS
a New Secession Secret Society
Formed.
-~-~~~0~e~~~-~~@~e-
Fidelity of the CreOles 10
the Union.
>~~o>>e-~~~~~>N~~~>-N<
An Agent of the Rotasehilds Com
mits Suicide.
SIidelI and S0ule Advertised as De-
faulting Taxpayers.
Gen. Buffers "VOIuntary Eman-
cipatiOn Order,
DC, &c.s

In addition 60 tho very interesting letter Of our New
Orleans correspondents which appeared on Friday, we
publish the following interesting ens taken from our
New Orleans files up to the 25h ult.
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Supreme Court.
Before Judge C1erke.
Aruusr In. J. De Figga Va. Jesse A. Braddck.--The
defendant may be examined.
Patrick Mcclure vs.. Catharine McGsrc.-Motion
granted.
Adam Murray Va. Peter Chrysta.-Amendment al
lowed
Motion denied
p Hunt vs.. James Standardization granted Of $40
costs OF circuits and disbursements s5 Of mo
ton.
Theodore n. Tompkins OF ais, vs. John Cummings
Notion denied, WITHOUT Goals.
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TARTAR STATEMENT OF THE INCREASED PRODUCTION
or THE UNITED STATES.
The following table exhibits comparative statement
or hc value Of some Of the principal industrial products
Of the United states in 1850 and 1860, which have
buted so much TO the wonderful progress and power
this country
1acn
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Don't Pay Their Taxes.

With all Their preIenued honesty and nigh toned Bense
OF honor, il would appear that the prominent rebels
Of New Orleans debtors TO the city treasury. In
the New Orleans Commercial Bultfin u July 25 find
two pages and quarter Of names OF dcfaulting tax
payers for the year 1861 alphabetically arranged, and
among them these two suggestive lines
Nome. Amount Of tar
Slidel john 17S so
Soule Pierre ...................... $40 IS
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Innportanf. II True.

From tho New Orlc sas Delta, July 22i
William L. Yancey has been making speech in Rich
mod in which he advocates the GROWING Jefferson
Dsvis With supreme power, with the tito Of Dictator.
TIE Noble papers announce the death In that city
Gently MIR James Saus AID Mr.. y. Mazauge two men
81 Leslness, well known in this city.
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The CTecle5 still Love the Old Flag,
Iron the New Orleans Delta, Iuiy 23.l

rUITURs yEw onIxAyS DEtTs.
see occasionally 10 your paper the word 'Creolc used
y questionable scsc. Perhaps sou not aware Of
the Injustice you do portion of tho most loyal citizens
o louana. The ancient population N this ate IS now
aha always las becn efnneutly conservative lis rcpre.
sentetyrs, with exceptions have agays boon ais.
gaed To- their strong Union sentiments and to this
ahy hcre no active prescription IL Union incn or Union
sehtunehl among Inc Creole population. As body they
attend " ther own business, and beyond the fulept
~ .nci' ilea - boOd citizens, trouble themselves very
hb.Ic VIII pvaiOs ANGLO AMERICAN.
Wea indebted 70 onr corrsspop iont for calling our
tsnon to matter Vt ch. Va tho midst OF our yarona Al
ties we navsoverookea II We have permitted ourselves
been oversight which shall rot commit agalp
Every days expi7icc ms eny dJiqvs 10 1,y MIN; "a.
FACT hdt NE Creole population ,ccfy Of al praiss Sr
Union. II IL among the Northern men tho lnrlshmen
and the Angio So fhern mon that We find tho nost mi
reasonable scce1s ionisis and, nov that think OF
do not i0D Creole citizen eminent for wsGh or soct1.
position, vho hd IN any wav been dsmorsciie ogas. &c
linton.
Arrest for Using seditfous Language.
from tho New Orleans Bulletin, July 23.
nMr Edwin Boz tn arrested FOR having used insult.
ing sedtOus auJ slarrng language the cars on Friday
last with View 10 insult Lieutenant Weitzel, who was
also the car The Lieutenant deposed that after ne got
into the car remarked that cotton was thirty
will be more than thai before they get much" but
sad one apichmond has facnv To that Mr.. Booth re.
Piled nRchmond has failen but II has risen again" The
fexfsnani said that al this point IN the conversation,
Booth and placed him under He thought the whole
coloquy was conducted Ia q slurrng and offensive
slyls -,
cudng.Mr Booth were riding OF the railroad cars
on Friday when a criticism commenced the tone
OF The late New York papers In which the late topics
Stated BIZ Lieutenant wstzel, we're under discussion.
b.
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Court OF Special Sessions.
Before Justices WEIGH, Steers and Kelly.


ASSAULT AND BATrERy-BRUTALrTY OF POLICE
OFFICER.
AUGUST John Wilson this morning. brought b.
oro the Justices OF the Court OF Special Sessions charge
ed with having committed assault and battery Of
cer Moxca OF the Twentieth precinct about ten days
SINCE Ths complainant stated that in consequence Of
the numerous complaints which have recently been
made by the trustees OF the Missionary School In Tenth
street or \ number OF mon who have for some time
past been In the habit of oa6ng round the school, for tho
purpose Of entcng young girls away rom IN, establish
men for improper and vicious purposes he had rocev
cd to order away oil persons found lettering
about said premises About ton days since he
noticed tho defendant standing inside the ratings Of
tbs school, and In obedience to his Instructions
told him 90 Tho defendant said he was citi-
zen or the country and had perfect right TO stand there
singing and should not move until he thought proper.
The oiccr then attempted 70 remove him, when srug
gle took place, and the defendant violently assaulted the
officer and tore his uniform
Mr.. ". II Howe, who appeared for the defendant,
Crossexamned the complainant At considerable length,
elected the fact that he struck the defendant three
blows the head with his club inaicng three
very deep ncsed wounds that his clothes were
borne the station house In state OF insonsbty.
Miss Price, lady residing in the neighborhood and
WIS witnessed the whole transaction also testified TO the
oncers extreme and unnecessary brutality
No evidence being offered show that the defendant
had p Ss
officer had exercised undue severity towards him. no was
accordingly acquitted.
tho notice Of the Police Commissioners
LOSING SPECULATION. few months since some OF the
socesh prisoners Fort Warren deposited their funds,
consisting OF gold coin, with the suer At that post for
safe keeping Thinking, doubt, that he could turn
penny as gold eight per cent premium, he brought
il 10 the city and disposed Of 10 broker at that rate.
day or two since the prisoners having been Eoled Of
ter release made demand on the sutcr Tor their funss
The suffer- sitter trying in vain TO induce them 10 take
Treasury notes. under the necessity OF repu chasing
the gold at premium Of eighteen per oont by which n0e
little financial operation he is several hundred dollars Qua
Of pocket, --Bo2on Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-21
From BALTIMORE ten. Wool is still act

From BALr1moRE-G Wool is still act
ing as usual in this military division, but 1t IS
pretty we'll understood he will be superseded
BY Gen. schenk, Of Ohio, in week or two
# is said the veteran general rather than sub
nit to removal without, as he deems it, just
cause, will tender his resi- gnation
The troops in ana around Baltimore are kept
in constant readiness to move at an hours no
t:ce in case their services should be required
70 check raid in the rear
The term for which VIM, Geo. Brown, esq,
was elected as mayor of Baltimore, having ex-
pred, it is thought he will be allowed to leave
Fort Warren, and come home. lie has been
confined there as a state prisoner for eighteen
months. A better Union man-at the time ne
was arrested-than Mr.. Brown. does not live
in Maryland. He certainly exhibited more flr al
ness and loyalty in the trying scenes OF the 18th
April mob even Than gov. Hicks This all
concede. His indiscretion was, as mayor, IN
allowing the taking down Ct the American
Aar-N. Y World
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-21


confined there as a state prisoner for eighteen
months. A better Union man-at the time ne
was arrested-than Mr.. Brown, does not live
in MARYLAND. He certainly exhibited more trm-
ness and loyalty in the trying scenes OF the 18TH
April mob even than GOV. hicks. Ibis al
concede His indiscretion was as mayor, IN
allowing the taking down CT the American
Aag.-N. Y World
POETRY FOR THE TIMEs.-The Western Re
publican papers have been in the habit OF
clubbing the Democrats copper heads, and
>shutternuts. Since the fall elections, howev
er. they have not been 50 free IN the use OF
these epithets. The Logan (Ohlo) Gazette
recently published a cut representing cop
perhead snake wound around q pole, under
meath which was the following:
QUESTION.
Copperhead! Coprerhead: where are You
going?
ANSWER
I'm climbing this pole to hear the cocks
growing
QUESTION
Copperheaa! Copperhead! what do you see?
ANSWER.
Burternuts! Butternuts thick as can be!
The recent execution of ten men IN Missouri
by order of Gen. Mcneil, Of the Federal army,
will be remembered The Cincinnati Enqui-
rer says:-'We have learned from gentleman
recently from Missouri an incident Of this terri
hle affair without the relation 1t which It's his
tory would not be complete. One OF tAe VIC
tins selected By Mcneil was a3nan who had a
wife and seven children dependant altogether
upon his daily labor for their support A
young man, knowing the condition OF the TAM
ilv, offered himself to Mcneil as a substitute
for the husband and father, was accepted, and
was one Of the ten who were shot.
The freaks of the draft are innumerable. AT
Erie Pennsylvania it took all hands In Bur
gess'5 Wholesale grocery, including both the
proprietors; both the Johnsons. Of the hrnl OF
johnson & Brothers. grocers> their book-keep-
er and clerks; DR.. Strong, and Mr.. Starr, OF
Strong drug store. Invent into the legal ira
ternity strong, and in many instances two or
three in firms and families were drawn. Mrs.
Foot Is left alone, ali Of her sons, three in num-
her. being drawn At Tamaq1,a Pennsylvania,
al the lawyers but one were drawn
On Y Wednesday night murder was commit
ted in the vicinity Of Broad and Christian SITS,
Philadelphia. Thos. Williamson was found
dead in his house in shocking state OF mutt
!ation. 4 man who is suspected Of having IN
III acv with his wife, has been arrested, hay
Ing, it is said, been seen coming from the house
soon after the crime was committed. lIllam-
son was soldier on leave # aE>enre; and OF
dissipate' habits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-21
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEKWARE.

MRS ENGLEBRECHT respectfully In
vi forms the citizens of Alexandria and Vi
cinty that she has received \ FL LII ST PPLl
OF GOODS in the above line, which she will
sell upon as good terms as they can be had else
where and requests all in want to & We her call
st No II North ROYAL street oct g-lm
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SHERIFFS NALE.
Amos Rees for use OF Lewis Burnes,

Francis J. Marshall.
By virtue Of .luries execution issued out Of
she First District Court in ami for Lesvenw or,k
county, State of Kansas, and direc.ea - me a.
Sheriff Of Marshall County l will. 90 Monia.'
the Sd day of November, A. D, 1852 between
the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. r., and o'sl4ck r.
NJ, ofSaid day in front of The Cour, House
door in Marysville Marshall County, State q,
Kansas, offer 1t public sale 10 ine gi.est bdd.
for cash, oil the right, title and interest Of oe
defendant, Francis J. Marsnall, of, in, snd ~
the following real estate ;o-wit: he south ea.,
quarter Of section Que u Township no TWO, (zl
south of range Six, ~ essf, coussining II
acres, also thirty feet f,ontiug on Broad
way street snt ruunicg aAck seventy I've ti2i
fest said 80 fee being OF. ot the veg; side o. lo+
SIX TO- IN block eight - ioeether with IRE
store-house thereon SSH lot being N BaI-er
and Morales addition 10 he town of Peimetc
and all Of said real estate beile si.ua;edin Mar
shall County, kansas, snd levied upon 10 ss'isfy
said execution and costs. ~
Apprais cd at $3.50.
Given under my hand this Sd day Ok October
A. d. 1so2
G D. swEARENGIN, shs1i II of is-stsi g.
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hankfsl for tie patrcsaGe ~ hss received Eae h. -
Ssbsh ms busnss IL Kansas he dssernned TO merit
of the confidence oi his friends and peb
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QUITTING GOODS


Their ar. two LARGE GROCERY HOUSES IN Atehiso.
bcsids and think strangers can buy here chea
than at suy city this vicinity Cs AID all and
IL mouse when sail ~ yur iest advantage
GIN ni3 STEBBiNS g. co
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State of Kansas, Second judicial District Nema-
ha COuoty.
Samuel A. Stinsous b Eugene F. Ravens, part
ners % Stinson & Havens Plaintiff W Je-
rome wilson, Henry Cowgirl Samuel Covgil /,
To Jerome Wileon You ere hereby nofined
that the above named Plaintids have commence
I'd an action In the above entitled court against
you TO recover = Judgment against said defend
emit. Jerome Wills n, for the sum OF Two hund-
red and sixty dollars and interest thereon IRON
July 9th, 1850 u the rate Of sixty per cent per
sunum upon promissory nste signed BY said
" jlson on the 9th day Of July A. D. 1853, psya-
,e 40 \. B. Sands OF order, AID to subject to the
pavment of said amount and interest the fo-
loving premises, mortgaged y said wilson 70
secure the payment of said nsts md interest,"
to wit: The South East quarter Of section No.
thir y.two q township No. i've, range fourteen
s.st. in said county Of NemshS, to sell the same
and apply the proceeds to the payment Of said
amount and interest and the eosts ofthis act'oa
and to foreslose al the defendants right title Or
equity OF redemption and security to said prem
iees. said note having been assigned to these
plaintiffs By Alexander v. Blake, e1scutor Of
the lat will and Testament Of A. B. sands
Now, unless you plead, answer or denur 70 said
Plaintiffs potion on or before the 18th dsy Of
October A. D. 1852, the said petition viii be AK
ea AZ true AMI judgment rendered accordingly.
j. BRUMBaUGA, Atty for Plaintiff
August lf 1872 sa1 2-i- s5Eh
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Il Very Large Ssoe6 Of NAILS,

We also keep Fools,ap, Note, Legal Can pa
pers and Envelopes, Printers paper and Cards
which We will sell to printers ct st Louis rates
with freight added.
We buy and sell exclusively for CASH, and
hatter ourselves that W buy and sell ct lowest
Saks. Our motto 10
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su.lcS Ca ~asis. nisS...s "a.
State Of Kansas, Amos K tes for
County of Marshall. use of Lewis
Francis j. Marshall


To Francis J. Marshsll:- You will take notice
that by virtue CT pluries execution issued out
of the frst p,strict Court for the State Of Kan
sas, sitting in and fer Leavenworth county, l
will proceed to apI raise the following described
real estate, upon lie premises according to Law,
be, v cen the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4
O'clock 2. NJ on the Sd day Of October A. D.
1862, to wit: the south east quar- sr Of section
one ~ township No. Two (2) south Of range
six i6) east contsining 100 acres; also thirty
(sO) fee, of lot six (6) in block eight (S) front
ing on Broadway street and running back sew
enty-tvo ~ feet the said thirty (SOl feet BE-
ing off the west side of said lot. together with
the store house the said lot six ~ in block eight
(8) bein situated in Ballard 4 Morralls add
ton to the town of Palmetto; oil Of the above
dsscri bed real estate lying snd being in Mar
shall County, Kansas. ~ which time you can At
tend if you thin proper. Given under ny
hand this 10Th day Of September A. D. 1862.
G. d. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
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DRUGS, DRY-GOODS C
pRY.0OODs

OF every description, insludng Rasdyxsds osAiAg saita
bic for The tlsnss and isAsol,
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FRANK ISAKD,

FRANK ISAKD.
CabiDet Maker 4 House Builder.
He is prepared to take contracts for build ings
Of all kinds, aud insures thaG his wo'A Will he
done in subtantial and vorkmnlike msaner-
Collins made to order npon short not;ce. Fur
niture and every kind OF Cabinet Work attend
ed to promptly and at Isices satisfactory TO AL.
He holds himself il readiness ct al Zines, on
Broadway, Que door east Of the Union Office,
Msrysvills, Kansas. amu'
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NEW GOODS!

have just received . lot Of frssk Goods ess.
sistins Of Drugs, Groceries, Dry Gsods Bssss
and Shoes. &C., Wish win - ssd cheap ~
ready pay Al LOvRLL
AAfyssillA Jsns Il 1Sea. az
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ELI MOORE.
Carpenter and CabtMsi I4Aer
MA1YsVILLE, kANsAS,

Will attend to the erection of Ar siu,.s e; build
ings with nestness and dsps,ch. P,an- a,,d spec
l6cstions furnished. l have ol. Aaud ]arSe
quantity Of dry walnut lumber, and an pre-
pared to make all kinds Of furniture al No
RIVER prices. Terms 70 suit the times n6,f
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-10-24
The New Consumption Act.

The following is copy of the COnscuPton Act passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress:
An ACT to amend an act entitled An Act to provide
further for the public defence'-approved 10th April
1862.
The GJDgress of the Confederate States Of America On
enact That the President be- and he is hereby authorized
cali and place in the military service OF the Coned
crate States for three years. unless the war snaI nave
been ended all white who are residents OF sne
Confederate States between the ages of thirtyve ana lot
tyive years. the time the call calls may De aue
and who such time times legally exempted
from military SERVICE such parts thereof as IN ms
Judgment may be necessary to the public defence, sueh
call calls be made under the provisions aud according
TIE of the act 10 which this is an
and such authority shall exist in the President tue
present to all persons who now are or may mere
after become eighteen of age; and when oce Gu
rolled all persons between the ages OF eighteen ana i0r
five shall their full time prOUid that II the res
den in calling out troops into the service of the Coned
States shall first call for only part of the persons
betr the ages herenbee stated he shall call Tor hose
between the age of thirty and any other age less imam
forth five; DrOsid that nothing herein contained sna DC
understood repeating modifying part OF the act
TO which this is amendatory except herein expressly
stated and DrOUd further that those called 0ut under
this act and the act TO which this is amendment snail
be first and Immediately ordered TO fill to their
number The companies baalions squadrons and regiments
from the respective States at the time the act 10 ihrther
provide for the public defence approved 10th April 1852
was passed and the surplus any, shall be assigned 10
organizations formed from each State since the passage Of
that act placed organizations to be ohcered oy
the State having such residue according to the laws
Of or disposed of provided by law PToo'dea that
the President authorized suspend the execution OF this
or the act to which this Amendment in any locality
where he may lind it impracteabe to execute the same
and that IN such localities, and during such suspension,
the President is authorized to receive troops into the Con-
federate service under any the acts passed BY the Con
crate Congress prior the passage of the act TO further
provide for the public deerce approved 10th April 1862