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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
DIkD.

November iith, 1852, a, the residence OF his father, DUDLEY
ar. GE, Rex, son Of Dr .. \. and Caroline Watkins, aged IL
months and II IyL, College Mn. Prince Edward
Az Keysvle, the npt Of November, after four uAekI' sunsflng
from mat miserable iieEse, Dyptheha, HeNRi AUSTIN HuD
NALL, fourte, IA nonlhI AMI four dAyI Cd. sen OF MILO ,. and
hebsecA uudnEn.
"Jpsus SAID suHrr little Chlldtea TO come TO me Tor Of such u Tue
KIM dom Of Heaven" NOM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

TABLaAux vvAsrs-Tbs seriei tf tablesuI gVen,
By . number Of ladies and gentlemen on Tuesday night,
o. the American Hotel, for the benefit Of the s1ldiers,
vas, ws are graliHsd TO cay, . complete success 10 a
pscuui,ry sense. Toe spec q ors, red cling that the oh.
ct vas . good one. did not care to c~ritcise the per.
Iormslcas too closely, aud every thing passed Of we'll.
Some of the scenes and costumes had ct least the merit
OF decided originality.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

Dssosrr uPor LIoUol DsALrRL-Jin Cook aud John
DAbney, tso we'll known Africans, wero seiz,i yester-
day o. iheis restaurant. the 'Ssnsse Hou o." on s b
street, and locked 10 on the charge Of selbI liquor in
violation OF lag. The eff ;srs also el,sed up the coz.
dictionary Of u. Bsunbard, on Main street, below 7tb,
for . similar OF ,nrs. We believe that only q small quaa.
ty Of spirituous II lid Vas found at either place.
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ITEMS.
The Carriers of this paper are authorised to ohArs'
twenty-five cents per week for their delivery.

A SoLDnR sHor.-Yesterdsy morning, . soldier
name John Cochran, belonging to Capt. L. g. HaWlsy's
company, Vas arrested BY Q sergeant! Of the gusrd for
dssertion. While passing near the corner Of 1.h and
Broad streets the prisoner attempted 10 eecsps, uheu
the officer 10 charge drew . pistol and fred upon him
twice, one ball entering his back and iSAictirg . very
severe wound. Pstol shooting 10 the streets h about ss
dangerous to By. ISLANDERS ss to the obi ,ct aimed q, but
In these times the guards are compelled 10 deal 10 Q
summary way with deserters.
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THs CARY SfRsIF hUEDsR The Mayer 10 still en-.
~desvorins to obtain soue clue to the mysterious murder
Of Whitnsll, on Gary street. Ann Thomas was JESTER
day committed TO all on some charge 10 counec ion
with the affair, and she case will come up on Friday for
examination-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

Hunuss CoUIr- Judge Lyons pr"iding.-Ia Park.
or VA ~ye-Hrday a~rraigued for trial on an Indictment
for stealing $2OO worth Of Confederate notes from J.s.
4. Tcsu.. The prisoner plead guilty and vas s,nI TO
the penItentiary for three years n, rriweather QInl 8
was tried for stealing $50 worth Of Confederate nGte,
from John II. Scribner, and fouLd gully. His punish.
msnt Gas ascertAinsd u one year In the peDiteLtisry,
and the jury recommended him to Executive d'mency.
The prisonsr vas defended BY 4. J. Grave. Thomas
Kelly, jointly indicssd With James Cannon (co1v cfed on
russds'l for stealing money and 9 .atch from captain
A. 4. Franklin, IN tried and acquitted. D B Lucas
for the defendant.
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Lsors,l "so,sl" At TIE hAYoss Cousr. .ESor

IYoTEII "soisI" At ran hAToRs CoUar. sfto~
geous spectacle Of expensive dry goods and fam nine
6uery Vas witnessed st the Mayors Court yesterday
Ga the previous night the police entered a. establish.
msnt kept BY Alice Ashley, Garner Of l2.h and Cary
streets, and took the proprislrsss into custody together
With twelve Of her boarisrs, each bearing name aqGally
rom ,ntii. when the parties were a~rrAigned, the usu.
forms Of testimony u,re gone through 10 prove tho
character OF the house and Of the inmates, and theI
we're all required to give bail to APPEAR ts'ore the Grand
Jury to answer an indictment II the Mayor cou,inuss
to prosecute the work he has begun, 1t 10 likely he will
have enough to keep him employed during the win'er.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

hessrs. Cook ! Brother have established an armory
at Athens, Ga, aud are erecting the suitable buildings
which they expect to have hlshed by Christmas, when
they will employ 600 or 700 hsnda, and turn out about
100 guns per day.
NJ. d MEL Mckenzie, Of Louisville. Barbour county,
Ala, is making soldiers waterproof boots At ten dollars
per pair, vale he could he l.Hs for them, according 10
the price they bring elsewhere, thirty or fJitJ dollars.
A hack driver in hemp' is, . few dsys since, kilIed q
Tedel al soldier Who refused TO pay mis- fare. A general
row then took pace between the hack drivers aud the
soldiers.
Mrs. J. Bullock, Of Columbus, Ga, vas 30 badly IT.
iursd a. the D,pst Ia West Point, Nov. IL. that it ia
thought she sIll not live.
There ia a woman nov living in Alabama Who has
fourteen sons in the army. The smallest one Ia = man
whose ordinary weight is $40 pounds.
The wife Of Mr.. Jlcoo Wyse, OF Rome. Ga, commit
ted suicide on the nigh. OF November IL, by hanging
herself.
Goal, nearly equal TO tue Pennsylvania anthracite, 10
nos mined in The Dsep Rirer mineral region Of North
Carolina.
Colonel Robert McL,in, OF the S7.h Mississippi resi-
usnt, die recently Of . wound received at Oorinth.
The ConiedAae Government is about to send i've
thousand swine into Middle Gsnrait T." b. fstfsnef'
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%NuRsTIrUTE WANIkp.

n WRH 10 emp OF = su ,stta e 20 ks the place % . member Of
the an YlplnlI o ,vArY, under Gen. suan 4 ibsral Ihee
Wll ; paid upGH AP2ieALoa ~ tie Exchange Bot
no20 liz An hLAhTOh'
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TO CORIskSPONDENTs,

LNzsrs On bHJaSss RESf Be ADDRESSED 70 ~ "nfl0r q
ns WAig."
Arie4s .OrlaeH - Boa side q as PGP~ uNE Hs .. PGehSs-
I'd TAis q a ris II long F~aasiinO, ougA: q Dc knotos 20 az,
o1d tdl 10 40 oassbs dsPt rid 6OTE Obituary AOtscs so~sd-
EAg ay-f lines 0rseATr1Nd Dr ds advertisements.
~ W caaEnt Uuta kLks % rs.u-s rejected o0rHnsHiedtSoHA
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wANCap ron lMaEDIATE sERvICEIi

XkTAarED for lunedAAi. SCI vice. . few bood MN, 70 e9nplsts
w Colonel L. VI. AleLs Company Of lIdtlenaeit sooNfhp
RsHGuxs W. -.
az Apply en- srosd street, third doot above HiLth, .. ts
Hous, or v Coz AAsn, i~yPlsussd, Caroline CO, neN W.
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EPISCOPAL GENERAL COUNCIL.

The 6nt General Council Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church ia the Confederate States u,s nbltd in Augusta,
Ca, on Wednesday week. The opening services we're
attended BY the Bishops OF Georgia, South Caroline,
Virginia, North Osrolins, Alabama, and AIkinnas:
Certificates Of the election OF Deputies from the ssveu
Dio,eses entitled to repr, senation, we're then presented,
aud the roll called, when the following deputies answer
cd to their names From Virginii, the Rev. DIS Spar.
row aud Peterkin, the Rev. Mr.. Norton, and heArs. b.
con aud hassie; from North Ca-olna, Judge Battle
from Souih Oaroiins, Rsy. Dr.. Henek II. Rev. Mr.. Ira.
pier, and h,srs. Alston, hoOrsdy .nd 5 81; from Geo.
gia, Rev. ksssrs. Clarke, Williams, Ress. and hesr.
II Inlgonery and hegs from Alabama, Rev. Mr.. Han.
rou from Mississippi, Raw. Dr.. Crane from TeIss,
Rev. N. Wagner.
A quorum beipg present, on motion OF Rev. Mr..
OlIk., Of Georgia, seconded by Rev. DR.. Peterkin, Of
v rginis, the Raw. DE- Hercksll, OF s. O., sas, visa ves,
UNANIMOUSLY elected permanent Chairman. The Rev.
Mr.. Mitchell, Of Alabama, sss elected permanent Sc
Rotary.
Ga Thursday, the second day, the following deputies
we're present, In addition TO those already named
From North Carolina, Rev. ID 8. Mason and Hubbard,
Rev. heess hilcasll and Pierce, and Hon. J. D. Phs.
leu from Georgia, Mr.. White.
The follosing is summary Of the proceedings en-
Friday, the third day;
Raw. Mr.. Trspisf, Ohsirns1 Of the Committee on
Oanons, reported, recommending three canon, for
adoption. He .ko proposed, and the House unsRi
mou.ly passed, the f~ollosinS tribute OF rospec. 10 the
late presiGiIg Bishop:
Whereas, it hath pleased Almighty God to take to
Hin II the soul Of our It. Rev. Father W liam Meade,
the Diocesan OF Virginia and Senior B.shop Of our
Church In the Confederate States, therefore,
Rssoivsd, Taat the memoss Of this House desire to
Place on is record an expression Of their high sens Of
his worth ~ . man, vbo, sli.depyiIg and simple In bis
mode Of life, WITH the humble faith OF . primitive Chris
tiau, bad the courage OF . martyr in saying aud doiog
llsays What he thought right, yet with = nature which,
however severe against every wrong, Vas open to all
kindly influences and bent through grace on living 10
the glory Of Odd aud tue good of souls. We Aklo.l
sigs graf, fully his eminent usefGlaese; We limeut his
removal from Us, especially at this um,; se YOU'D emu
/. 9 tie example he has lett us. and DO follower OF him
- HI VS. OF Christ
Ga motion Of Ii Governor Allston, the House resolved
to susperd proceedings daily At Ole o'cleck 7. n, and
offer pta, oil Tor he country and army.
Osuon / "0f the Ecclesiastical Authority" and
Canon II, '0f the Admission Of Candidates for Dsacons
osders," we're considered, amended and passed.
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NOTICE..

1--WE underhgaei hsvias btea as gded, By the o'rttm' stu
j General, to the duty Of examining aud settling clsius Ter ar.
nv supp lee, such o, Jul Forage and me IKE, whsS Goa a@ei
by he ann Of he Coniet.rsts ft,el. and 1t properly youehsl
for, undef Ieluls, Os late y adopted BY the war D'patnsn',
vl be found o. bis office In bans street, secold DOR from he
cornsr Of 9Th. from . O'Clock, daily. Al psnous hayn { 'lA,ns Of
its character 10 tie s.rtion o. country near o ts city, will pr
sent then, ard 81 regulate i1to 'ast5n viii be given for their
proper standardization and ~ aent. III. MoKRls
lc20 liz Captain and 4 q. n,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
THg vALUABLB FARM OF 400 ACRss
In New Kent, on the PAM nRey River,

In New Kent, on thc Psmu aRey River,
called W ct Prospect for sai-.-I ,oa'd Ike 70 'e!
TIL, farm. IL I. loca ed Ia Mes Kent county, adj ins the lands OF
Gel ". N. y. Lee (Wni,e House Geo. 7. Brumlsy and others,
and York River sslre al runs thro W the land there u ssoA
turnout 10 one h.li, Teadsring 1t very convert! Mt for delivering
the cI6ps
The f.rn cont aims about 9i0O acres Of land, 800 Of which are
arabic the other maTsh the land Is ! Ii gsttlf 10 Z" Y I'D heart"
from III, rs, OF Inns and plaster, clover and pea. ThrIe 10 wood
and timber en1u,h os the place u pay th' Pies asked Tor VIC
land. TIE building, are old aud cut u repAi.. hlth presumed
that no enc would hie to Ia, ~ihoat seeing he place. l. 10 unns.
ee sfy TO give any fudher deAedp,ion off. The advantages u
nyins-suSh a, gaurg oyser, nsh, aud Wild dscts-sre getL
I will also menuon that OF . small portion Of the lAnd, ! have
made s9h bushels Of shest TO The scre-showi:g what the land
msy be ma ,e 10 p oduce
ins oae xihing - zee the place will be shown Il, BY calling oil
the subscriber. near Old Church, Hanover county, or hr BrhIton
sarIcr. near Tun,tslls Depot, or hetns. Goddin = Appersen, 10
Richmond
Prices So per acre.
no20-2axIw W. H MACON.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HERMAN THR GREAT.--This famous and un-
rivaled prestigiator will open at Smith A.
Ditson's Hall on the oath. He is said TO have
produced great sensation in New York,
where he performed for sixty nights con.
secutively. Something extraordinary may
be expected.
WooDs THRATEB.--The bill to night at
woods" embraces Guy MdnneTino and the
laughable Pocdhontds. Mr.. Bass will appear
in his unequaled impersonation of "Dandie
Dinmont," part in which he has won great
renown.
NATIONAL THEATER.-To.night will be
presented the thrilling drama entitled The
Wood Demon. This production was on the
boards last week, and was witnessed nightly
by crowded houses.
The EALLEGHANIANs.-This excellent troupe
of vocalists and bell ringers gave their first
concert last night at Smith & Ditson's Hall,
The audience was quite large, and greatly
delighted. The harmonious blending of so
many vioces, and the wonderful dexterity in
handling the Swiss bells, was successful in
securing rounds of applause. Do not fail to
see them tonight.
Pixies OPERA. A.HoUsB.-Heller, the wonder
tul, is announced TO appear at the Opera
house on Monday next. The public will no
doubt remember our publication of an al.
legged expose OF his miraculous "Second
Sight performance while mystifying the
citizens of st. Louis. He is now performing
at Louisville.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, February l3.-The receipts of
Flour were lO,934 barrels; the market is
rather more steady: sales of 1000 barrels at
$5 5O@5 65 for superfine State; So S505 90
for extra State; S. 5O@5 IS for superfine
Western; s. 85@5 So for common to medium
extra Western, and 5000 10 for shipping
brands of extra round-hoop Ohio. Canadian
Flour more steady sales of 500 barrels at S.
5O@5 Go for superine, and $5 s5@6 70 for
common to choice extra. Rye Flour steady
at SO 25@4 %.
Receipts of Wheat, 5,64l bushels; market
very quiet and nominally unchanged: sales
OF 1000 bushels choice amber Wisconsin at
81 40H. Rye quiet at 84@S6c. Barley
steady at 65c. Receipts of Corn, 2,ls6 bush-
els; market dull: sales of 10000 bushels, at
65@66c. for mixed Western, in store and de
livered. Oats quiet at 4O@42c.
Pork quiet Gales of 200 brls. at $l2 250l3
for mess and So 5000 So for prime. Beet
steady. Cut Meats dull and unchanged.
Dressed Hogs firmer at 49s@415c. Lard quiet
and steady: sales of 200 brls. at 7A@51sc.
Butter is selling at l2@l4c. for Ohio, and
l6@2lc for State. Cheese dull at 5617c.
Whisky shade frmer; sales of 200 brls.
at 24c.
Cotton dull and heavy at 29@3Oc: we hear
of no sales.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13
COVINGTON Wa.


lDBNTIFIRD.-The body of John Inderhess
was recognized yesterday by friends from
Cincinnati, and taken in charge for inter
ment.
MILITARY ARREsT.-Two rebel sympathiz-
ers, whose names we did not learn, were ar
rested at Demossvile yesterday, by Sergeant
Lawson, Of Colonel Warmers regiment, for
shouting for JEFF Davis.
SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT-John Patton. one
OF the rebel prisoners lately arrested by Col.
warmers men, before leaving Coyington to
join the rebel army, boasted of coming back
at the head of thousand brdues, with which
to move the boots" of loyal citizens. Alas
for the uncertainty of human hopes and ex-
pectations, be comes as a prisoner, closely
guarded, under false name, and purposely
fails to recognize even his most intimate
friends OF a few months ago.
SHoEING Government MULEs.-Consider-
able excitement and no little danger is attend.
ant upon this operation. We witnessed a
case in point this morning. After the sub
Ject had been thoroughly secured las the
blacksmith supposedly by means of ropes and
straps, somewhat after the style of Rarey. as
the sturdy son of Vulcan was stooping to
adjust the shoe, shave-tai with one tre
nendous effort broke from his fasteninps.
upsettipg blacksmith, forge, and every thing
else within reach, causing the lockers on to
stampede in regular Bull Run STYLE, while
shave-tail finding he had gained his liberty
performed antics worthy one of the best cir
Gus actors in the land
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13
LAW RRPORF.
supnRIoR couRr.


BEFORE JUDaR SToRER.-O' Connor Us
Greene. In an action on bill of exchange
defendant pleaded a subsequent contract as a
discharge. The Court held that the nature
OF the second contract should be held up, and
sustained demurrer.
The City Os. Bense and others. In an
aetion to recover from the securities on the
official bond Of water rent collector, alleged
to be in default, the Court held that profert
was not necessary to be made, and overruled
defendants demurrer.
McKeon Us. Haggerty, and others. The
Court held, in this case, that they were not
bound to take notice Of an ordinance Of the
city, unless specially pleaded
Price Us. Jolliffe. Motion TO set aside a
sale. OVerruled.
BEFoRE JuDGE CoFFlS.--B -Beresford vs. Ex.
ecutors of Neff Argument of counsel In
progress.
Before Judge Hoadly. Miller Os. Dean
and others. Action TO recover for fifty. six
days hire of a barge, at $l0a day. Defence:
that the barge was fastened in the ice for a
long portion of the time, and a set off is
claimed for services in releasing her from
peril
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

PASSING CoUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-B. R Ev-
ans and Il T. Mil!en hailing from Rowan
County, Kentucky were arraigned before
His Honor Judge Satin, yesterday after
noon, on the charge of attempting to pass
counterfeit money. These are the parties
who were arrested at the depot of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad about week ago,
and in whose possession about $240, in
counterfeit "twenties," on the Bank of Lou
isville, were found. Millen was committed
to Jail, in default of $1,000 bail, for his ap.
pesrance at the Court of Common Pleas.
There was not sufficient evidence to hold
Evans, but it is thought proof of his guilt can
be produced, aud his examination was de-
ferred until the 26th inst.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13
OinOinpnti Producc market.
II WnIHheu Uy Ihe meTchhnts' EXchangb,I
THURSDAY EVENING. FebrnarH Ii


THURSDAY EVENING, February l3.
WHEAT-There is better demand for
Wheat, and the market is frmer but not
bighe'; we quote prime red at s7(090c., and
prime white at 95c 9$l for Indiana and Ken
lucky: the sales since our last were 600 bush =
els prime white at 95c.; $50 bushels choice
red at 93c.; 600 bushels choice white at 81,
and 1000 bushels prime red on private terms.
CORN Is steady, with fair demand at 3Oe
for ear, at the lower depots: sales of ], 500
bushels ear at Doc, and 800 bags shelled at
Bic, bags returned.
OATS are dull, but we have no change 10
report in prices. We quote them at 2SC0
2S19c, in bulk: sales of ], 200 bush, in bulk.
at 2s%c, and 800 bush. choice white at 3Oc.,
in bags-buyers furnishing bags.
RYE is buoyant, with an active demand,
at 5Oc. for prime bulk sales of 1,4O0 bush
in bulk, at SOC, and 250 do. in sacks at Sic,
sacks returned.
BARLEY is scarce, with an active de-
mand, at soc. for prime fall and 4sc. for
spring.
HAY-The market for tight pressed is
firm, with good demand at $130l3 so per
tun for prime on arrival; loose pressed is
offered freely at $12.
CHBESE-The demand is fair at 6061kc.
for Western Reserve-the outside rate for
selected .
BUTTER-A continued good demand for
prime and choice qualities of roll at l2@l4c;
the supply is light; the lower grades are dull
at 6@1Oc.
SEED-Clover is in good demand and
prices are higher, with sales of 300 bush. at
81 lO@4 Is. Timothy is in fair request at
81 lG@2 20, the latter rate for small lots from
store.
FLOUR--A limited demand and market
dull. Superfne $4 1904 Is, and extra 81 rs
"a 30
WHlSKY-The market is steady with a
fair demand; sales of !, 900 brls. at l7(9l7Lsc.,
the latter rate for wagon.
PROVlSlONS-An active demand for
Mess Pork, and prices advancing. CITY
packed is held at $40 25, and $40 offered;
$50 brls country packed sold at SO rs. An
active demand for Bulk Meats, with sales of
700 900 lbs since our last, at 21Sc. for coun-
try cured Shoulders, and 414c. for Sides.
City cured is held at Sc for Shoulders and
41zc for Sides. Lard is held nc higher,
ard firmly, at 6A@7c. for country aud city.
GROCERIES - Coffee is firm at full
prices-l9%@2l%c Sugar and Molassss
remain dull, without change; we quote Cuba
Sugar al 812@9Xc., and New Orleans at
9A@lO15c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

COUNTY MATTERS. - The subioined bills
were audited this morning by the Board OF
Commissioners:
Vim. H. King, twenty four pairs of shoes
for County WOrkhouse, $3s 40; VIM. Glenn
Sons, claim against Hamilton County Ag.
rlcultural Society, 800; j. g. Baum, postage
stamps for official correspondence of Audi.
tors and Commissioners Offices, &c. The
County Auditor was authorized to request
the Directors of the Longview Asylum to
communicate to the Board of Commissioners
OF Hamilton County, whether or 10. sections
2, 4, l9 and 2S of an act passed February III
1861, for the government of Longview Asy-
lum, have been complied with. Maria Miller
was ordered TO be sent to the County Imfirm-
airy from the County Jail, for surgical ireat-
ment.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

Police CoURT.-There were seventeen new
cases on the docket this morning, the most
important of which were as follows: Sarah
Nichols, drunkenness, sent to the City Prison
for thirty days. Anthony Duncan and Lewis
Heakley, charged with dumping dirt in the
public streets, in violation of city ord-
nance, were fined 81 each. Michael McCarty
was up on the charge of committing an
assault and battery on Elizabeth Cook. Ac-
cused went to the house of defendant to get
his clothes washed While there he got
drunk, and lost a pocket-book containing
$50 in gold and So in paper money, which he
accused the woman with stealing McCarty
was fined $40 for assaultng the woman, and
she was then arraigued on the charge of
stealing McCarty's money. The decision of
the Court in the latter case was reserved for
| awhile. Mary Nolan and Ellen Dowd,
charged with drunkenness, were sent to the
City Prison for twenty days each. Catherine
Finn got forty days on the same charge, and
Sarah Jones five days. Barney Higgins,
charged with drunkenness, and Conrad Zim-
norman, with disorderly conduct, were SEN
fenced to thirty and sixty days confinement
in the City Prison respectively. Samuel
Taylor, charged with stealing a coat valued
at 81 from George Wilcox, was sentenced to
one month at hard labor in the County Jail
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

SANITARY MATTERS. - The Commission
held meeting yesterday to consider appeals
from the Sanitary Com mission in Missouri.
The understanding was that the Chicago
Branch of the United States Commission
would supply Missouri, while the branch
here would attend to Kentucky. AS the
appeals were urgent, it was decided to pre-.
Immediately to Palmyra, Missouri.
large box of woolen shirts, drawers, and
socks, donated by the Soldiers Aid Society,
was also directed to be sent to Major Flint,
OF lhe Louisville Barracks.
The Chairman reported that he had res
ceiVed communication from New York,
ibquiripg whether if goods sent from there
could be used by the Commissou2
The CHARM an was instructed to accept
the offer, and assure the New York Com.
mittee that their contributions would be
properly distributed.