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EROM EIROPE.
European dates to the 9TH and 'th have beeI

European dates to the 9th and 'th have been
received:
A public meeting OF Trades Unioniats had
adopted an address sympath zing with the
North, and approving Liueoins Ematci patton
policy To the deputatioa presenting it Mr..
Adams replied Jtat, i'll spite of all taa5 has oc
Cured, he trusted there was IN each country a
sufficient sense If responsibility TO induce them
to maintain friendly relations with each other.
If the two peoples and Governments could
speak together in the same frank and unre-
served manner as you have spoken TO me this
evening. all fear OF collision would lie at an
end. Hear, hear. l can assure you, not
withstanding some Of the speeches and writ
ings in America there is TO uation for wnich
Americans entertain greater regard than for
England, and if the real sentiments of each
can be clearly established shall have no fear
of collision. Cheers
The Times thinks MIR. Adams's speech rea-
sonable and timely. Words need NOT lead to
blows-neither wishes to go to war, and for
bearance is wise. We must submit to certain
interruptions in Difference to the rights Of a
beligerent The Americans must tolerate SO NE
short comines on our part, III consideration OF
the difficulties of neutral. Not single vio-
lation of neutrality would ever occur without
regret of the Government and the depreciation
of the pubic; but such offences cannot easily
be prevented The Times argues that E3g-
Land must put the most favorable construction
on proceedings of Federal cruisers.
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DEATH OF AN INDIAN CHEF AT WAsHlxG

DEATH OF An INDIAN CHEF AT WAsHIsG
TON CiTY.-Tk6Washingt Star, of re.
cent date, contains an accoun. Of the death and
burial of yellow Wolff who was cent to
that city as ons of the delegates to zee Presi.
dent Lincoln. The Star says:
The Government furnished The cofin, which
was very fine ons About halfan hour before
the breath left the deceased his comp iuiops g
commenced to paint his face, hards, and fact
with red paint. and then securing new clothing
and new blankets they arrayed the dying
chi If in them.
A few moments before expiring, Yellow
Wof cent to Major $. q. C0lley, The Indian
A. ent for that and otrer Il III g. aud taking the
agents hatids, said to him: Eve have come a
great way to s;e our Grea, Father and make
peace. have seen the big Father, and am at
peace with every one-with the Great Spirit
and with the Great Father-and am no "
going to lis down and sleep with him here"
AS coon So the chief expired, his COM
panions took his bow ana AFRO xs and broke
them in half They were then made up in a
bundle, together with his other effects, and
will be buried with him, as also will his buff A.
10 robes and blankets, and all tbat he owned
at the time of his death. A large silver medal,
A present from President Jefferson to Yellow
VOLTS successors, will be buried with him
also. This appears almost ridiculous, as it has
been handed down from father to son since
the days Of President j., and is connecting
lick between the present and the past which
should be placed in charge of the Government
Bui the lndi ms insist upon lis interment with
Yellow Wolf, and the az nts do not desire to
off-nd them by refusal
Yellow Wolf was nearly fifty years of age,
aud Maj. Colby, the agent Of the tribe, and of
the Indians in their section, says he is serious
loes, as he was always disposed to peace, and
ruled his people justly but firmly Another
strange fact connected with his death is. that
when the delegation was about leaving their
Western homes, the family of Yellow Wolf
implored him rot to lsave, aud were go per.
sistent in their Efforts to induce him to remain
as to follow the delegation for mles, and,
with tears and lamentations, vain'y eudaavoIe ed
to dis ,uade him from going
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Yankee Dramatic aud Mus cal ln;elligen ence

Mr.. and Mrs. Couldook are playing in thei
usual line of characters at the st. Louis
Th.atre.
Mr.. aud Miss Richipga have closed their en-
gagements st the Boston Museum
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j Florence are at the Bos
ton theatre.
Miss Parker, a rative singer, is to make be,
first appearance at the Academy of Music, in
New York, on Monday evening
Miss Laura Il emo has given up the Theetre
in Nav York, which has so long borne hel
name. Under her management it was al ways
favorte place Of resort.
j S Clarke is playing to full houses and
giving great satisfaction at the Winter Gar
den.
NJ ss b ateman seems to be winning golden
opinions at Nibloa, where troops of Fl lends dl
nightly crowd TIE house to witness het varied
personaion Of characters in the mimic scenes
o. the stage.
TIE Hutc hiuson fan,ily the past week have
been glviay entertainments at the Polytec hnic
Institute, Brooklyn, n. Z.
Miss Matilda Ii 4r0n is now at the BROOKLYN
Academy of Music.
Mrs. Drew, supported by her sister, Mrs
Seven, Miss Price. and Mr.. Barton Hill, ap.
pear tbs week at Growers. Nj Frank Drs "
sailed on Saturday from New York to fulfill
engagement, at Liverpool, Dublin, and Lon
don, where his brother, Mr.. John Drew, is
most kindly RENE mbered.
Mira. i. G.. Foster, whose nom lie Menire
was Miss Kate Saxon, died recently at Lon
don. Miss Saxon came to this country in 1853.
with her husband, and for five years she play cd
leading busiaesa and li4hs COMEDY III tie
principal cj'iea nd towns IT the North and OF
Canada. She retained to England in 1858, and
IcaGe Il great nit as Jenny Wlldbriar ia + .ico-
usr's comedy. "Extremes." The disease which
caused her death is said to have been superin,
duced by disappointment at having this par,
given to another lady. Miss Saxon is gener-
allv regretted.
Graus opera troupe closed their engagement
al the Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore, last
evening.
John E. Owens. the comedian, is playing to
good houses at Woods Theatre, Louisville,
Ky.
The Davenport. Wallack Combination Com.
pauy are at Pixies Opera HOUSE, Cincinnati,
pla. Ing their usua, characters.
Miss Julia Days engagement closed laa,
evening ct TIE l. L)uisvi!le, KY, Theatre.
Mr.. and Hrs. +. B. Conway are giving
"Peep o'Day" at Woods Theatre, Cincin
nati.
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Starvation,

Inc Yankees, who have tried all their Gen
''Af and failed, are now trusting TO tba 20
ypsfalon Of General Starvation. They be-
ee's o that be has commenced operations id Tie
"'a'1ern Confederacy, and they are delighted
. 'ne prospects, they present to their imagina-
N'us' hungry and gaunt women, with wild,
saihg syss-wasted and languid children,
a''u large heads, pinched and pale faces, and
,'sied hmts-~weak, worn, and haggard
a'efs tottering under their arms as they
A'ssie 70 yet away from the we'll fed robbers,
'u's burners, and women.iLsuitsrs Of the
~" .y''a' who msrcilessly complete destruction
,a u1 assoia.ion wherser they go--this is u pie
VIZ 'asy love TO contemplate! Oh, God, let
.' 10 and receive the songs Of praise of the
Whole Yankee race,
"haps 1t il fortunate that the difficulties oi
:. .1p'rsaiien and distribution Of the supplies
'Ds country did occasion SOME nsesssary
s"A'~y " The eoDsuwpioa Of lood-sonl
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GEN. HARpEE's DIsciPLIsE.-A correspon.
dsnt of the Chattanooga Rebel writes as fol
lows of the discipline in Gen. Hardee's corps :
There is an order circulating about the
camps, beating the autograph OF lieut-den.
Hasdse, for the protection of the farming
communisy. and of nature so eminently wiss
and necessary that ii con'd bs usetully en-
ployed as the common currency and cireIlat-
ino ms6inn Of the army. When fencing is
removed or destroyed, If the guilty parties
are not speedily detected. the regiment, BIZ
gade, or division in the adjacent encampuent
is required to split reiis anu repair the damage
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NO. I22.


Sent 10 tie Peaitc a,iory -Rs the last session
of Concrsss all corporal inaic.ious on delin-
Gnert soldiers Of the army was prohibited for
the future. IN lien Of the whiprirgs that were
some etimes administered to offenders Congress
provided that ihs CONT martials whO took
ccgnizance of cssss ah. award such other
punishment might seem TO item propsr, in
clue ing confinement in repisentiaries or j.is,
as the nature ST the cffencs might demand
William f.. Tucker. member Of company T.,
.|3,h Virginia battalion. was laselv tried before
ths Court-M NJ 4rtiai sitting here ON the cha gs of
forgery, an offence which was establi.bed by
the evidence. The sentence os the Court was
tba. he be confined in the peni,en,iary for the
term OF three years. and that during that De-
riod he fort it all pay as soldier His i'm
prisopment, it waa provided, should date from
the tins he was received in the penitentary
We believe this is the irss case und.r the Law.
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STATUE TO THE MEMORY OF JACKSON

a nations gratitude for distinguished SER
vices is about manifesting iteelf in the SUBJ
scfip'ions which are coming in for the erection
of bronze statue TO the memos of the he-
role and lsmented jackson. We are informed
by Col .. Bassett French, who has consented
to receive subscriptions for this purpose, that
the bali has been literally est in Motion by the
subscription of $l GOO from gentleman of
Petersburg. This is a subscription worthy of
the gallant man whose memory the statue is
designed to psrpetuate, and we doubt not that
others from all parts of the country will most
gladly unite in this tribute to the departed
Christian hero.
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rINsNCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY, MAY II, 1863
SPECIE AND NOTES.-The recent advance
ia gold has checked transactions, and the
brokers again report a "d0ll market The
rates continue az last reported-$i 80 premium,
buyipe; s. premium, selling. Silver is 25 to
so cents below these figures. Bank notes are
dull a. last quotations-60 per cent premium,
buying rate; 70 to rs per cent, selling. Moth
lug doing in exchange
BONDS AND SToCKs-The market ia quiet,
with little or no change in quotations Con-
federate bonds of the 100 IN. loan are selling
at l03al09 and int; ID m. loan 1870 and int; Con
federate per cent bonds, par and int; tir-
ginia registered bonds, ll2 aud mi; North "a,
rolina G's, l75; Richmond city bonds, 10 and
int; Va and Tenn r K bonds, Sd mort, ! 10 and
int: Orange and Alex X bonds, 8s, ITO and
int X and K do, no audi int. The stock Of
the Richmond importing and Exporting Com
pany ia active a. f775, with upward sales as
high as $500. The par is $500. Tue books OF
the Old Dominion Company are not yet closed
The capital stock of tine company will conslst
of shares of $4,000 each
Provisions, &C.-Theee quotations are
wholesale Bacon, boground at 81 40. Hams
81 45al SO v ID. Butter, $3a3 25 Y ft. Lard
81 90 per ID. Potatoes-Irish $SalO per bns
Beans, $l6a20 per bushel Peas $l3l6 per
hushel Dried Fruit-Apples pa lo Peaches
$l5al7 y bushei. Salt 45 cents per ID.
PRoDUCE.-Wheat, nothing doing, we quote
it nominal At s. 50s6. Flour-Superiine 81.
Extra $35; Family $37 per bbl. Corn, scarce
and nominal, at 50 per brshel. Corn Meal
50 80 40 per tushel. Oats s. 5Oa6 per bushel.
iisy daII, at $l2al4 per 100 lbs Rice 70 Cts
Top.cco.-Since the reopenipg of the Elk
change, the sales have BEEN email, but prices
show aa advance on all grades Lugs are selling
from SIS to %, according to quality; Common
Leaf, $50 to 40; good do, si5 to S.; fine, $6'
to Is; a few fancy hhds; vera sold yesterday
and TO day from 800 to $l99 and 1896
GRocERlEs Sugars are hig.sr.Brown
81 as to So, as tc quality. MoassssI s'g . so Z
il per gallon. Coffes. 81 per lpi issn ca
Dies, S. 50 to 3. Soap, A. to 80 cents
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VERY Coon FOR BaAGG.-A short time ago
Gan. Dragg, who has tue reputation Of being
a most rigid 6iscipiinarian, received dispatch
from the friend of furlodghed soldier, urging
an extension of his leave on the ground ths,
he had bsen married just one week. Ia reply
the General sent the following dispatch
"Dispatch received furlough extended one
month. Sse Deuteronomy XXX, verse Z, and
xiv, verse 5. B. B.
Onreferring to the passages cited was found
the following
"ADd what mau is there that hath betrothed a
wife and has not taken her let him 60 and re
turn unto his house les5 lie die in the tattle and
another man take her"
when a man hath taken new wife, he shall
not go out 10 war, neither shall he be charged
with any bu-inesa, but he SHALL be free at home
one year, and shall cheer up his wife which he
hath taken
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Hastings Court, Nay 2Ist, Judge IVm. H.
Lyons presiding The Grand Jury OF this
Court assembled Yesterday pursuant to ad
iournment, and proceeded to examine wit
nesses in number of felony cases brought to
their atts snt!on. The following parties were
indicted: Virgil Jones, one of the I'd Of April
rioters, for stealing goods from Pollard &
Walker; James White, for forging, on the
18Th of April, Mary A. Paris's name to a
check; frederick Gausler. tor stealing 5 dozen
calf skins on the 3Uth of October, 1862; Mary
Johnson fer felony, (riotng and theft;l John
Jones, for ditto; John w Butler. fer stabhny
with intent TO kill Albert H. Hurdle, on the
10th day Of April; Patrick Martin and James
Organ, flor garro,ing William IL. Rardgrove
and robbing him of gold ~atch;
Elias Vsrderlip and Philip Co,gow, fr
$ ea'ing a seine belonging to John Hitchcock;
David Preston ani Philip Rev nolds. for break
ing into the store of ID. Epstin s. Co., on the
l7ih Of Februiry aid robbiDg the same; Fer
dali Thomas and Ci aries Porter. for stealing a
lot of writing paper from Adolphus Morris !;
j ohm Murphy, for shooting Martin Ciahen,
with intent to KILL on ths u III If April; f. ID.
Kenney, for receiving, on the 30 IF March,
"A ch stolen from Mary a. Herman; John
MeCahe. for stealing two barrels of whiskey
from Joe. Biummsl, on the 23d of December,
| 1862 Patrick TierDan, fof shooting La ayette
| Brooks, with iutent to kill Robert Style, for
| stealing lot of sugar from John w. Gillian,
en- the 2lss of April; Harry Chsdwell, for
stealing Wn. S. Kemper's borse, on the 81 Of
| May, Mary Smith, for stealing 500 in G. S.
notes from Joseph Keller. on the 7th of April;
benjamin SIenmer, for breaking Into the store
of Joseph Kuotts on the 2d day of'April Ed
ward Murphrey, for breaking into w. d.
| Blairs store on the night of the 2lst Of April;
James Hensly, for receiving on the 10Th OF
April lot of crOckeFy stolen from persons
unknown; Richard Duff, for stealing $l70
| from Charles Donohoe on the 81 of April;
john Ginotti, for breaking into the storehou e
! of Dionesia MeOni Oil the 9sh of November
1862, with inten 1T to eommi. larceny.
| Frank Hartford alias Frank Rosencranz
Yves tried for entering Powhatan Weisiger'
! hat store with intent TO commit larceny, found
| guilty, and put in the paniten,iary for u
| years.
George Bprns, tried for stealing jswelry be
| longing to Thos. ii. Ouid's wife, was found
| guilty, and sent up for one year.
| William Sullivan was uext Put upon trial or
the charge of robbing John e. Shsfer's store
of large lot Of gods. The case was pend
| ing a. sunGoYn.
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CoTToN SPINNERs' COhvENrIoN.-Ihe COT
ton spinnsrs of Georgia recently met in Con,
vention at Atlanta After an examination OF
all the facts laid before them, the sPinners
pledged themselves to furnish to Gen. Ira n.
Foster, Quartermastsr General Of the State,
one eighth Of their productions OF cotton
at tho time they are furnished the yarns TO
be issued to the inferior Courts Of each cOun.
ty, and by them TO be distributed to the desti-
tute of their counties, ~ provided by rsso-
luton Of the State Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

EAsTERH NORTH CARoLINA-An officer of
Gen. Ralsom's brigade, writing from Kinston,
under date Of the l7th, says:
Everything is very qaiet with us now
There was cannonaiing oelow for about two
hours this morning, but suppose il amounted
to nothing, as we have heard nothing from it.
Oae of the refugees from Nswoarn says that
his wife was told bv the wife of one ofths
Yankee 9TH GERS at Newbern that they lost II
killed and 900 wounded in the fight at Gnm
&.rA
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q 5ELV ~ BAOJK-Shos store On la.h,
opposite Bank stress Msssrs DARBY, DAD q
% cali tho attention Of their teeds au3 the pu
aud w5igt we yesrst the a1vAncs recently IN
seces va hsvs determined to Luy and to keep a.,
"ur stock xs icnZ ~ :.oe csu bs bought In mar.
kss Ind have Il Is Jay added . largo va ;esy OF
lbildsen's aud o,he. kinds for ladies' and gentle.
r2en. We al.o bavA Jou7fn's xii Glove. fer 10.
dos. klso 30hoop Skists. very sei i,r, for CIT,
and N any o'hsr arto.ss. For It's trade ws hsss q
ciee iot OF French Calf SHINE, sy retail
my 2!-lt* DAsRY, kEaC & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

The ALABAMA TRAIroRs-Gov. Shorter OF
Ala, has demanded, under the order OF the
President, cali the officers taken in Alabama
found serving with armed slaves" by General
Forrest, in his recent succeasful chase OF tne
Yankees through that State The Governor
is not certain, from information thus iar Oo-
isr Ssmand for the privates. but has dstern1insd
to TO- make vigorous investigation Of all the
bring the traitors 70 pauishmsnt bshttina
Aba{S Av3mna
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Keep Of The Grass.-Tae custodian OF the
Capitol Square gas busy yesterday IN tackinx
the In grass.'' This is an irjnaetion which, it is
hoped, our citizens viii ind no difficulty ia
obeyine. Tho Square is the resort Of large
number of people who se>k the sselusion Vt
its shade for recreation. TIE rich green grass
adds much % its as,ractivsuess, ye. a large
number of people prefer the velvety walks,
carpstted by nature, to those provided BY the
ingenuity Of man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

ANOTHER INyAsIoN-The Savannah RepHb-
Acag, Of the 18Th, expresses some apprehen
sion of another invasion of Georgia 1t
says;
Our dispatch announces the marching Of
seven or eight thousand Yankees on Rome, ir
this State. No pa ticnlars are given of their
present Whereabouts, only an assurant that
preparation s heiug made to meet aud repel
the invaders Ii the people bus do their duty
like the ether expedition, this, 100, will come
to an insloriOus eni.
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The Episcopal Diocesan Coanca-On the
assembling Of thi, body a. st.. Pauis Church
Wednesday, thirty ght eIarics' and thirty two
lay delegates appeared. The various staudips
committees were appointed. among them the
folio wiug on the rtate of ,hs Church Rev.
DR.. Minnegarode Rsv. r X Me lde, Rsv. Jno.
Grammer, Rev, VIM. H. Pia,t. Judge Thomas
Gholson. Mr.. N. II. Massie, Mr.. j. L Bacon,
Dr. p. H. Foster. The report of the managers
Of the widows and orphans furd shews the
income Of the society for the past year to be
81 80 &c, and the expenses $500 Total assets
upwards of $4,000. Yesterday Bishop ohus
presented his aunu Il report, which gave a W.
riety of interesting information on The ata;e of
the Church. Rev T. G. Dashiell tas been
elected Secretary of the Council.
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FaTg!0 2UyDRED AFD F;2fs p1LLARG
1 REWARD -gan..way fre Ii ths servico Of
-. Piedmont gst.C.d Gorarsay III, following.
iaatI=d sra d 20 iss ast.Ges:
EDG, : fat 81 iIohss fish, a8 years cid. com.
p'astan cfGvsu syes black, scar on forsbesd, On
VI iss sud On tho Gyst ,L,s Of left sLu:lp.
Wssps, S f.o:'t} rches high as 3sa's old,
cnprl-x.cu e'scs, 'yes sck very bsd teeth.
essm n".4 Il htsie vaca taking
Ai.!U a. u tai. gnaHbre'd co'or abous -
esrs old lxrss knots ca Ars' .ots Of big toes
JoEEA.hIs. S ga; incnes high, eomplexloo
oiar:s, eyes bl OK hInps In his walk
. WanHISd rOa hired Of Acm1 Rufaa. Jr, OF
TE;sE f,.i JOB. hired Ct wK Delaney. Of
VA Ii G3iltC, y u
TE. seovs 1s~srd Ct $50 VIII bs paid 70. .hs
a., vs.po,red ressoss AZ so will 6e paid for saoh
lus srses, ,sd sins;y II delivered at ths cdoS OF
The E,ednopt Railroad Ocm m,aDy. IN Danviile, all
:zsesssar, espe.sts ~,,i TO paid ard eS per dsy In
a&d.,inn 10 tas sSovs toE tbs tiras emp'oysd N
,.lrgpC him "a ND VILE I'm
Ecpt PAdnon. Railroad.
Dwv.-, ", Hs- 1871. 1861 m,2.-9W
FIVtI.Tx UO..AE., S1NAsD-.KAa away
from ne II? so1 sLsAAsDEe: Or, ~ % z
e.s.sd E... K "a s1njsy might: the IL h Inst, and
was seen near Fichciard TN Hcraay evening. In
aa,riux TO- Stsaits rsvArc, aud 10 now ulskiBg HE
wsy 10 them Elk "a About II years o.a. Of dark
soehss b'g1. will sive the shove reward Ct 80
Il .'alversd to ra., ia Gaceaend county, rsae o.
,izs PolKt e1iaasd in aay III 20 get hin .gsin.
BEMRY LOGAN,
el-5.. A tree man OF oolc1.
TEIAIT VlLLAns Raw Ass-WN bs pA,d
for the apprsse<s;ca and delivery a. AArtno
;Isnp, E.ewy's Esrff. ef private wHo4A 8
HRsSEos .ss-ster from @ 8 ksrine CorpA He
i, 27 ysars OF tg,, S sssi o jrthN high. falf com.
p,sx.o1, bius sys,, i5at Ar, born IN Osstisto"us
Ireland aad By o. ,ps!ion . soldier.
nv :1-6s MAJ Ard Q y Oy 4 Q.
g,NYrY n3tE sSS aH JAkD.-Ran swsy tom
r Tbs sobi c,,ter's tsTE.. In ueErico coUnsy. on
lbs 0, b Inst . Eegro man nsm,d JOdS. eatd ~
s,o is sb ,ut - years old, feet o. 10 inches h
sSIgas o. good z,. black. with tiek npa, md has
a crooks. ssg--shs knee Join. bent inwerda. He
was hrod for several ysars past BY 1eR q Lipo'
eomcs, ss al ogtlse Il his nvsry saba m xleh'
nlond where ks Ia mos proosS7 l0rkinO. h
was Z. Gently euzsssd In working o. ths fsta1sc'
:;ons nser Wes, Point, oa tie Yvsk xissR 1a1rUa1
sad n ad tbs skin msshsd ~ of ons o: sWo OF ~
nnger, which were tied ~ when hs Ion. Hs nay
be enjeavoeag 20 mako htS way 10 sAs snemy'a
ia.s Ia the vi.is i.y Of Wes: Poiat, or may nAvs
coss to tbs army near k'rsdsricksbufg. ~alh {
view Of sss Ias m oloyusni g groon 0r eoo&-
lie WAS Jrsss..i IN osdsary workiA g oaothss, and
~ors csp. 1; sppr-hsadsi asyonA sAs uniA q
&, ci.y II Sisanond Or county Of Hsrr3ea - -
co, iaoa 30 thss I saa got him, arswud 81
wit be paid; II tsksn Within the above lrnseA ~
delivered to rae, r. lhs ID seuf tae y. -
GO. S25 viii os paid. b W1nSros.
usy i3-,l
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Altering Passport.-Capt. Byrd Snow, OF
co. &, 2lss N C., was arrested Yesterday by
Dstec,ive Boyd. of Msjor Griswold's office,
tor altering the date of a passport aud attempt
;ro tn leave the city by It's authority. He was
repr;mardsd on the impro. .riety OF the pro-
cee6iny and discharged from arrest.