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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
TIE ANNIVERSARIES.
Friddg, Mdy 9.

AxsRIoAy BOARD OF coKHis5rOsERs pr FOREIGN MIS-
exercises in Irving hsu, corner of LIVES
place snd East Fifteenth street, at 10 o'clock m
FvB PoISrs House. OF lyDusrRY.-in consequence OF
wsnt of accommodation at Irving Hall. the Anniversary oi
the House will held at the Academy Of Music this evening
Ihs Rev Asa d. Smith d. d., the Rev. Ar. Montgomery
the Rev. Dr. Tying and Wa f. Dodge esq will speak ioi
hem. Those who love TO hear children sing will have
treat.
ANIMAL MEErIsGs OF rBR CONGREGATIONAL GESHRsI
ASSOCIATIONS CosPERESCgs.
Indiana General Association, Gibson County May IS.
Michigan General Association. Grepd Rapids, May Is
Kansas General Assocation Wsbaun,ee, Moy %.
Illinois General Association, Rockford May 70.
lows General Association, Lyons, June4
Rhode Iand Evangelical Consocistiou. Providence June
10.
Canada Congregational Union, Hamilton. C. w, June H.
Ohio Congregational Conference. NJ. Vernon June H.
Vermont General Convention Norwich. June IT,
Connecticut General Association. Norwslk, June II.
Maine General Conference, Portland. juno zi
Massachusetts General Association NewBedford. juno "a
New.Iismp.he General Association, Concord Aug. 2S
Maf,sc huss,s General Conference Newton. sep..s.
New.York General Association, syracuse, Sept 70.
Wisconsin Presbyterian snd Congregational Convention,
Dsloit. Sept "a.
Nov.sco and New Brunswick Congregational Union,
Sheffield. N. b., September
Minnesola General Con'ereucs. Mortified. Oct 9.
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ER0M NEW-ORLEANS.
We have received copies Of Tile Ner- orleans
Delta of the 18th aud 10Th inst, and make the fol-

lowing notes:
THR SHAREHOLDERS body Of scout, and hsrph
below the forts. The end -uire ~ lors
r,rd 10 -eud many euger Of deain on board ~ insa1
rg squriOn Not less ban ten dozen Of he enemy "
aid have fallen within few dsys before thei an, and 20
much Las he heen srn,y e ard saInei by er asfe at
be- enred sheng tie marches on both sides Of the
!ivrr. -
The whss, crop very pTomrg "a is sste snd TeHas
Ile (dadI Gr-tf, tiaf thnr-flds OF bushels Of
wheat would BE- sr pod - the cT III n planters had SACKS
torit TIE stesnbosls Ielu 10 iskr wheat iu tulI
Tho planters Of II. LsIdry have determined TO Tdse
very nie coao tli. season. but large q1antity Of po'
visions.
. Exchange mar. ia. been IA. fom the opening
a the week aud 1unrs s exceeding siaheic
appeasnc Tne meit ~ strrs aud Farcs "hoy
while tfantaricus iu domestic confined 10
su wi account. on kichrIond Va prcvons hsufe' We
a.. e: IedI eIng bills sOd e cest pfem.i ffsues ~
I'D u - + fhi dsfis Other Com neiTaie Sties par
at belh and VI. y cent al. count n ouisid. market
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PERSONAL.

Judge Ben. NJ. Piatt of Ohio, now IS years o
age. had four grandsons in the fight Of Shiloh two
Of whom were wounded: one-Msjor Ben Platt
Kunkle-mortaly. lie has had eight Of bis
family In the war since President Lincoln issued
his proclamation for $4,000 men. The old man. sit
ting in bis arm chair, early as November last, traced
upon the map the course subsequently followed BY
our armies up the Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers.
The more distinguished ron of the old man in Q
military view is Col. A. Sanders Piatt, who com
msndei the 18th Ohio in the three months service,
snd then raised regiment for the war at his own
expense and rendered it 10 the Pres dent before
Mr. Lincoln had a law authorizing its acceptance.
He was ordered into Western Virginia, fought two
GOOD fights when fights were rare, cleared the
lower Ksnawha from rebels threatening Ohio, and
80 won the confidence Of bis superior officers, that
upou their recommendation, tie President nominated
Col. Piatt for Brigadier- General. We regret TO
learn tha, lie is now lying i'll from exposure in bis
several campaigns.
Col. Edward Ferrero, late Of the gallant olst
~ Y. Volunteers, has been msde Brigadier-Gen-
eral, and placed In command Of the I'd Brigade I'd
Division Of Gen. Burpsides Division, and has ap-
pointej TIE following officers for his staff:
Lent O. H. McKibben. Assistant Adutsnt General lot
NewYor; Lieut. David W. Horton. Brigade Compissary Of
snh.sispce fof New York: Lieut. John Rsp-e Brigade
ou-rterma.er (of Brookynli Lieut. A. d. Dayton A. D. q
(of Brooklyn.D
Tile Wleeling Iatelhsercer says Gen. Fremont
with his wife Jessie, hs daughter and son. and his
staff, left Oh Saturday morning on special train of
three cara on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
New. Creek Station. We only know that Gen. Fre-
mont goes hence To NewCreek, but it is generally
understood tha, his destination is Monterey, In
Highland County.
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into hospital, and filled with thoee who are too
severely wounded 10 Re sent away. All the negroes
in the vicinity, according to the deserers, have been
pNsed INFO service and are working upon tue fori-
ications at Coriath.
IETTiR FROM A YANKEE HUNTER.
a reconnaissance in force went Fix miles beyond
OR lines day or two since, and surprised brigade
Oi Mississippi roopS The Rebels fed 10 Monterey,
and were thened by onr artillery on their retreat.
Several priFoners were captured, and their camp
was destroyed. Among the numerous documents
CoriNrH MISS Apr o. 1872
DKARrsT NsSCy drop you few lin-' TO let yon know
that not dead yet but don't know how To- will be so
or expect viii he it, another b,ttle or have 20;
msrchae deIs now lu capno tel you where We ere g..
Ing but expect hat will 'ske nunt for The ysnks aud
had much uther hunt any hing that Lun eli IN
than tire yauG they easy fout but ihey no.
s' shet OF for there Is 800 of them Dnt tie
maehus gcts than the yauks ,of sm br rke down
don't el Ike tha, could MA ch five nie if The ysnss wa
c'o behind me only in that fla io the
hlv reeinent nearly all broke down sick together
ee Fursugh tomorrow n he d. e. win ,eud L, letter
ii ttev v receive g from tue receive portoa Tor
oui. self e1cu.e { short eit.T write soon
euan yoIg tue FrrHd go Z. IL. -
P.s, ! viii feud you song ballard in tlislener
" at ior tie wasgoiL
FORW ARD MOVEMENT.
Three divi ions Of Gen. Grants Corps are already
moving forward; we have reports Tint Gen. rope
army, which occupies our leit, Is under marching
OrOers, from Hamburg, and everything Indicates IN
early and general buNaACe upon Tue enemy ih'
rroors leave their tents and oampeCnilage behind,
aud take few days raiions in thcir baversacks 3
our advance IL fheaiy within II rlllts OF Conuth,
and enemy VII be coail eiled TO igt or egacuale
wit II very few days. Speculation Is ri!e rs 10
Heauregurc's course: may believe ha, he will fall
back 10 Gr nd Jupciou-others that he Will retreat
toward the Gull; but, if he designs saying Mem
piis, o meeting Us ia force at any poiuf Coilhth
would seem tc be his strong portion. Gen. l'alleck
WI move his quarters forward tomorrow. III, tel
/ graph il completed 10 our outposts, aud VIII go
1 forward with them.
! TIE caily scenes throughout tie camps give some
ilci Of the immense qusuti OF comnlssary stores
ard forage required for great army. The three or
four roads leading from the back country 10 the
/ landing are constantly blocked NJ with teens for
jwp or three niles from The river, aud the e'rp OF
level land between the iuf and TIE stream, through
tie day AID night, II an utter labyrinth oi nu'eS,
( A0rsS, wagons, aud drivers plugging through lie
mud, rcghUg, WINNING screaming, aud swear
,ng, in q cir aiteIpis 10 20 10 or from he boaIs
AsI clogc, oanuOnading in The distance inclcaIes
thst an action may have commenced with some OF
cur .4yaLce divisions.
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CITY ITEMS
.uIryvMENTs THIS ryrNINo

IMUSEMENTS TH1S FVFNTNO.
LArRA KRgsy'. TngATER--Broadwsy, Reason and Polly,
or Life IA Paris"
w.II..E's THxArgR-No. e44 Broadway, "The J.aiou,
Nifer .
WINTER GARpyy--Broadway, Hunchh.ck"
VtsIo's G.RpES-Broadway. THE Enehsntress-
NtroSis RoyAL CRCrs-Palace Garden Fourteenth street
aud sixth avenue Jack the Giant Killer" afternoon
aud evening.
Whale &C. day ard night. Flowers Of the Forest
afternoon and ever ing 80 =, o =,
CBURch's BKARr THg ASpEs-OoupVs, Nc. 'z brosa
NArIoS.L AcApxxY or DsNes-No. e23 Brosdw'y, day
and evening.
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LAW TNTEILIGENCR.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-air e.-Befor
Judge BEITs.
DrIIrs on rpIIE cOHMfssIONERs.


DUTIES or rRiZE COMMISSIONERS.
prizo Commissioner l.. H. Owen handed the Court
reports On t,on ne csIs1ss Of four pI. veel lie sd
yis.i cir .umed,ate sale ~ pcIhng and dteor,ns L.
value tug a. tue reports h4 det direct 70 tho Court
IN tccofdace with the recent prize law and t'ng what
further uispostiOn should 10 made Of them by the ConIs
sinners.
The Judee ,rd the Conmouon should hand the reports
to the Dsct Attorney, that he might spry thereon such
or needed
A.sisiant United State. Dlsc, Attorney Stewart l. Wood.
ford stated that he present Mr ovens request snd
hat the District Attorney would act In the sttsi imed
s,y upo .hs recep, Of the reports from The Prize Com'
sioncls ~
Sir w then presented petition for additional interrosso
r~s "a yspdd0r, TO be used IN OF captures land
made BY sya forces Thote adopted by the Court covered
,inply maritime seizures Hs presented with the petition
the amendments aud additional uteIog which lie de
sired adopted DecisloI reserved.
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COURT-CRcuT.-Mr g. Before Ju1s'
CIEHHR and Jury.
IMPORTANT 10 BANK OFFICERS.

IMPORTANT 10 BANK OFFICERS.
tn. Pr,k Of the State of NewYors sgt The Mad River
.nrb Of the Stat. Bank Of Ohio; tie Semc sgt tho Xenie
Dr,nch ofths State Bark Of Ohio
Both Of these actions were against the defendants
dr.e. # bill, exchange which he'd been taken by the
ntig az security iof loan mad, to the rsd Ohio
n. Insurance and Trust Compsny The bill, sue for 5000
,rJ IN. other ~ 500 were drawn upon Ed~m Ludlow,
chr Of ibs Ohio Le Insurance and Trust Coupany aud
s, tn. one order Of the defendant erd the
the 10 In, order Of the defendant, cshier Tho words sued
a, AN indor,einent IN the ouc care. Pay Edwin
,lIov esq Cashiet order, a lIadrr, esq, Cashier
IA \, tie cher NV r. Ludlow, Cashier Thomas T. Nc
Csr IL appeared that those words were not In fact
written a. contrsc ind0T,emen' and that neither css.eI
t.,ded 20 make bad power 20 make contract OF
tnT,,riert bat the Inducements were IN fact mere
sor,d.tr. for sacty 0ftsnfmifon by mail ard ioI the
nnro,e of authorizing the Trli Company TO collect the
,,d,t an. on the bills tho agent Of The dr.nienta
Tue Court held s tie nsine Of the desnd,nts df no'
apn.ar in The but only tie names OF ir Me
drew ard Mr. Trader whose agency the plaintiff. sought 20
avail eelve'to charge ohr psn.' to NJ W. hs %s,sna
a. MGrsw ,.e agents but Of what Bsnks IL did not sT
pe by tbs tl the psiutip v" bound 10 iD9ns Into tie
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FIND FOR LlEUT. MORDEN.

The undersigned, being dc ifous Of te,tlyng prac-
ira y their apTeccn Of the easntrv displayed by Lieut.
Wodru Uited ate Navy. commanding the United states
Monitor. IN her confie vih the Rel 81 foh-clsd
s,su,or nerrim. in Hampton Roads Va March g. al d
tEus service aered by hn tha, occasion to the
commercial interests Il New York sud the United states
twaid fond L bs presented 10 Lieut. Hofden. " Him
H. A.pinw all has Indy consented 70 sci treasurer
o iunl snd Inscriptions may he paid In a. No. 81 al
o.f.- ~ Pacific MIL Ste.Hship fowrsuy
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, MAY 9. 1862

extent ofh.r agency IN respect to h power and snthory
to bind the Bsnks BY the and the fac, proved
that they had no power authority whatever and no ipten
lion TO bind ha Backs the plaintiffs could not and
motion idsfend ,ut' counsel Dismissed the ains and
directed en- extra allowance in each case OF Slo0
The decided upon the authority Of unanimous
decision of he General Term ofthe Supreme Court IN Febru
last, in similar ease seaint the Faimert aux
A. W. Clason for plaintiffs; w. Stanley for Gefel dsnts
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" caAsBsRs-MAr s-eefore Justice IseEAHAn.
SUPERIOR COURT - TRIAL TERy. Msr Before
I..ffe Esp

Nalrtngl 81 o. a-s Van Sch4lch ~ Al.
This scilOn was brought TO rec)vcr the damages
suaned by the pat lie grocery merchants OF St Lonis by
tie refusal Of tie defeDdu Peter G. Van sch1ick CO. to-
chau's Of AewN 20 deliver goo b0y.s OF 'o5,cco
canned To have been uyn from them N 1876 the market
CT cbscco having odyauctd tubtqleny g tie pnr'
ce. The tra . day and brought out tie conr IS
OF coepondsDce By uis aud tel .ph between merchants
and the testimony pyrt col ricnns ihe
jury brought in verdict is oIDing for tie plaintiffs Of
9gi7.
Ior paipf', w Stanley end f. f. Shepard for defend
ants Mi.ohils and HiDedale
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SUPREME COURT-GkEERAL TEKx.-MAr 7.-Before
Justices lSGRApAs, LsosARp, and BARNARD.
ADMISSIONS To

SUPREME C0URT-GKxERAL TKKx.-MAr 7.-Before
Justices iSGRaRas. LsoSARD, and BARNARD.
ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.
On motion Of Prof. w. Il. We igwood Of the New
York University the following named graduates Of the Law
Department OF the University were admitted practice
attorneys and co1nseors At law:
Charles A. Du,sn, John Quaekeubu,h, Me's. Jackson
George Bridge, John Y. 0rdiey. WdesP. Walker, Saith
Fly, r Jacob Pecare, Mewn ~ Jones' Edward Shsndley,
Ub brs"er Homer White James ende SOD, Philindsr
:. Dies.y Frank Montgomery My.r 5. Leases, John H.
liimoe e. Duncan Campbell, jonathan Marshall, and John
II. Wst.on.
CaAaBERs-MAY s.-Bsfore Justice IsGRhHAr.
DECISIONS.
Henry j. West agt. Thomas J. Ferris ct al
Motion entrd and referrcr ordered Augustine 4 Thur
Der Henry SmtMo,ion denied co.s 20 abide event
sPaCIAL TFhE-MAY 8.--Neicfs Justice AoSCRiA'
DECISIONS.
Gertrude Gaertner agt. George W. uilch.-Drder
srani.d with costs abide event Nm Schuyler sgt
christopher NoTI! sThe material allegations end aver
IN the complaint being denied by decndarts the sppi
cation by psinth for Iunc;ion is denied with > costa
Before Justice BAEB0i a..
Stephen T. hus-ch, &c, AT. Anthony hinDeL-ordei
granted
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CoUsTrRfEITISo on LARGE SCALA young
man of d.shing exterior supposed TO be one of the
fellows engaged il forging the notes Of the Shoe and
Leather Bank, called yesterday at the Office Of
Thompson Bro. e. brokers' and offered seven notes OF
500 oach, on the Allegheny County Bank Of Penn.
s, Iyania ior sale. Suspectng their genuneness he
was detained, and detective Elder coming in soon
after, recognized tie person and took him into cue.
,ody. Tie notes were really well executed, and
might deceive even e4perisnced judges of papes
money.
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Rebel Deseriions-A Forward Movement,


PITrsguaG LAsDING, Tenn, Tue.isy April 20 iao9
CONDITION OF TIE ENEMY.
Many deserters from the Rebel camp have come
into our lines within the last Two days. They report
that there is great Dissatisfaction and in some case,
open mutiny among the Tennessee troops, whosc
time is expiring and who are de,ermi;.d to serve nc
longer outside the limits Of their -, State. The
Rebels themselves begin 10 feel as effect of the
States rights dogmas which have 50 long poisoned
Tie Southern mind. The prisoners taken here have
oeen sent TO Mobile Pensacola and other points The
kebel wounded have been distributed through Mis.
naippi and Alabama, aud nearly every house in
'~iutb and tho surrounding country j, converted
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yAxDALIss.-Ou Wednesday night the marble
yard of Richard S. Cook, corner OF Twenty second
street and Broadway, was entered by some person
or persons who destroyed nearly all the statuary,
tombstoues, vases and workmen's tools on the
premises. A finely executed statue of Washington
was bebeaded, and another Of the Goddess Of Lib
erty was smashed to pieces, while the American
eagle wss deprived OF his head and both wings. 1t
was evident that the scoundres must have done their
work very deliberately, IS they cut and carried of
the heads and arms of some of the statues. MIR.
Cook estimates the loss TO himself and his workmen
at about $1,000.
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United STATS CIRCUIT COURT-M.r s.-B.fore
Judges NELSON and SHlLIxY.

THF INTNL VF HAfNLb FUN ITNNtI.
The traI Of Samuel Z. Haynes for piracy, in being
ia Abe slave trade which commenced W-inesdsy
vas luded today O'Clock. The Jury had not agreed
Al 10 O'Clock D. u and Il doubtful whether they would
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
COURT or GENERAL sEssiOSs-aAY o.-Before Judge
NCCUNN.

John Bessergue pleaded guilty Of an attempt az
grand laceny g. ott.imus check for s37 nom Patrick
QHnG; seitenced % Pon.isuiiay Tor one year
john Hall previously convicted Of stealing F10 from O. W.
Lsu-. wss motion of Council. grated new Trial
John Ssliybn tried a cL4Ise OF stealth % 20 fIom
John Lyons. scquiitej.
John Casey s,dcd guilty forgery IN the fourth degr
in Ja,sing count felt IS bills the Asntic Lsns remand
ed foG sentence.
Jo,sph II Roberts charged with passing counie'eit money
di,chaigod.
Peh pleaded sy to charge Of ooanins GOODS m
der iJlse pItteus.s feinanded.
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An advertisement in another column announces
that Mr.. Theo. Thomas will give grand vocal and
instrumental concer: at Irving Hall on Tuesday
evening next lie will be assisted by several we'll
known eminent artists.
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FRRAKs OF A MAD CAT.-Yes'erday afternoon a
woman, pas ing the corner of Washington and Saudf
street, Brooklyn, was attacked by q cat, and bitten
in the am. The animal then ran into Mr.. Nicholas
court yard and but a nan standing there, wien she
rushed into tho house at full speed. An officer of the
Fouy-second Precinct pursued her, and she turned
round and attacked him also. He discharged his re-
yolver a, her. but did not succeed in killing her until
he Lad fired seven tines The incident produced
considerable excitement in the neighborhood.
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TIE SEyEYrr-NIsTH NEw-YoRK-We are sorry
to learn that Col Farnsworth, commanding the 79th
Highlanders, now ct Beaufort, ). G., has returned
home an invalid. The Colonel is afflicted with
severe neuragc affection which threatens to deprive
him of the use Of bis right arm. Those who have
relatives in this regiment, others who are inter-
ested in its members, will find Col. F. at No. 3i7
Broadway, up stairs, after to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TGiAL TgaA--MAI g.
Bsore Justice DAILY.

ENII1 z
Wm. &. Walker set. Ball, Blics Il Co.-1he suit
of the plaintiff ssisnre 10 FOR labor and marble
furnished Tor BALI Black Goa reported on Tues
dsy he Jury being unable agree upon verdict, were
c.schs ged tO-day
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TamMASr HlLL.-The Young Mems Democratic
General Committee held meeting ut the Wigwam
last evening, Mr. Harry Howard, presiding. On ac-
conn. Of the limited attendance, the meeting was
adjourned, to meet again on the second Thursday Of
Seu.ember next.
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Strangers in the city, and others can. Obtain
correct PukESoLoGIcAL ExAsISATIoSs with ChsTts and q
written Descriptions OF Chssc Talent aud proper Pursuit.
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No QuoRUN.-President Henry called the Board
Of Aldermen TO order las, evening, but a quorum
not being present, he adjourned the Board until next
Monday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

John B. Cough will give one of his most interest
ing lectures this evening at the Cooper Institute
Subject: Here and There in Britain"
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Advertisement
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
foR 1862.

Thi. popular ANNUAL 10 now ready a.. ,.. sa pos,,re
paid by Express 81 per 100 Cash Tn. Almanac for
We sappy back numbers o. $50 sD 1850 ssd M Price -
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AdverIsement
THE DOGS are already gathering at BARNUMs
IAlverti,emon.

THE NOVELTIES and ATTRACTIONS at BAR
xr. MrsErk draw crowds Of visitors The In
aL Orator Mad. Ceeses gress DRAINS, Com hutt &c. are
surely attractive features
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

CHARITIES AND CoRREcIioSs.-This Board held
its semi-monthy meeting yesterday afternoon, Presl-
den, Draper in the chair. The report Of the Com
mittee of the Whole shows that from April % to
May S inclusive, 639 persons have been transferred
from the City Prison to Blackwelrs Island as va
grants requsition upon the Controller for
500. 900 for Alms-House purposes was authorized.
During the past week there were 40 deaths among
the inmates Of the institutions l7l6 discharged
~ were cent TO Blackwells Island, and eight TO the
State Prison, leaving 2,l90 remaining in Bellevue
Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, Ams-llouse, Peniten-
tiary, &c.
SocryTY FOR TIE pToTFcrios OF BusISrss.-
Another meeting this Society which wss organized for the
purpose Of opponE tho concert saloon law was called or
yesi.rduy Afternoon but there only nieeeer attend
Suce o, aud wherewtb TO carry on opera
ticn. the Pesident Dr. julius ho declared the Society
adjourned sioe die.
Observation-Disclosures Motto a French professor
a bliards il to giye curous exhibition at treeman Il
Eav.usshs (ste Ihrlan.) Tuesday evening next he
viii show his rems ksbe method Of playing the game With
,hr finger. alone and wLou the of the lis sk
aid to be really wonderful IN ibis new art
ADVERTISEMENT
THE Docs are already gathering at BARNUMs
jeff Davis ferocious Bull bog real Rebel captured on
the at Newborn by Capt De Hart 9Th New jersey
Regiment ready to be up Whether tho good Cnor
Dogs viii revolt at the association 10 to bs secn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-28
Obituary.

DID, at b, residence, North Field IN oaub.rsnd coun.
~, Virginia, February l!th lSis Dr. aosEaT SgEDEK-
a0N, 10 the 9th year OF bis age. .-
He raivs OF Ire;snd, aho, after graduating In the
Medical College, OF Dabn and London ege this coun-
try Ia 1916. In 1927 he removed to Cumberland county
whore AZ has rnce followed his profession With re-
rnarkaae success. Be cams stranger to ssrange land
ba: BY his ability os physician by hI uptishtnesi
and nobsness az N N and By biz pe;y as osIi',I.a
gentleman he the Sdeucs respect sud honor
all aud let large c.cls OF warm LEADS bis
About Rs years age he severely by oorgss-
lion Of the BRAIN ks Ifs SPARED Of
he was up .red yet little longer. Ho never sneiJ
covered he .ole t, SO shout bis usual duties
Agsu sb.ui year ago be had renewal Of the attack,
and again ssined; Su: hs iud well bed great
and recovered s vgor On tn day Of hi,
dea,h af'r. sausacns p!eco business With friend he
pronounced himself much better thrn he had been Ter
time. Two minutes sitter his soul departed without Le-
struggle while ne sitiog by the f,e &c Leaves
wife, dsus nlee aud eleven grsrd children snSusrly
k!ud " ALL BE beloved BY al and most deretedly By
ls,gs family Of servants Hs eninel ~ s1cesssul
N everything to which he apPsd his hands, aEa az q
saith he dispensed h. substance bis
hui Gods Truly, tie righteous man shall be biased.
THice ba.sed II bis crcuaauees here and In bic portion
hereafter Tho YoIcethot ca1et him away 30 suddenly,
called hin. Teuus TO tho bosom ofai Lord and found
him ready 10 o.-The memory OF the tnis u h2eHot-
: Cumberland, February Sth..- - - -