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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The WAK--lts influence upon commerce, edcS
ton religion and the duties imposes the czsa IL VI
subjsc, Of series Of Sunday evening di.coue BY the R
b. Psers sf tn, Univer.. Cburch, Willis nbnsh shs s'
Of which will 10 delivered Tomorrow evening" IN u
church corner Fourth and South Third streets Mr. Pe,ens
one Of tee ss promising and OatpoKsr advocsts'
tn. war; and defenders Of tie GOvemsnt to be fouod in W
Brooklyn pulpit, and has dcne mush :, disseminate ~
knowledge Of the real cause. of the wAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

IN. property Of s1Gov. joel A. h; SsSsS; Of IL
nois was cold on the 1h ult for ses Us s.srs sgs
State. Il win b remembered that: some Of -
a deacis was discovered in the Trsssarh sIsvsl
State, having e's1.;sd IN part 49, Who permitted
~ sSs c0%PnS, ,nt. to Be drawn upon tho Trsss
to an indefinite extent. Upon TRIAL .. sus -
Judgment was obtained against tns a. ga 0oA
S I'D; COO and The property g now cold i0s
Sssvins de6cit Of oaly "a 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

REAPPoISrMTSr OF Grs. FERRrRo.-Bngadier-
Gen Fsnsro Of this city yo'teday Responded by the
President and ordered to report a. once 20 hajorGea
Hooker His iesppertment made upon the following
letter from Gen. Barn.idsi
HKApauGRTERs DEPARrhESr OF rHs OBro.(
CIsCIssArI. Onto, Apdl 10, 1893. J
To Hs E-csHnep ns P,ssidenf q hs Usised Staiss.
WaA ngtOn a. 4.
SIKi Ihs bearer. Gen. Edward Ferrero has been under
me- beth Reg peuts and Brigade Comm ander ne last
for over yea since the organization Of my hIt
during all VI which time lie has served wi hdsy aud
oisiiocon lilo 81 p'intsd to tho OF oriEsier
Grneia ~i,hoot any apPicsion hs part the iUh OF
September 1he SsuAt. Jailed his nomination
about to DO muster, oat OF the service.
~ lion DO will be great loss.
who has very large snount OF scc dsro to
my Tor biz rssppolnsn-ut as BiigsdisT
General This val DO bat jas ioats to tue memsTJ Of
tho late Gen Reno, whJ.c special reuqest Lo was
appointed we'll act OF as,co 20 deserving officer
have the honor b. Sr very respectfully your ooedient
servant A l.. Burnside,
ksJorOeneIa Commanding.
Col Fsrrero raised thu 5is Volunteers hspad
Rae and led Them the battles of Roanoke AID Nswbsrn
vhrn he nominated but Congress
acjournsd before reach the Ninth Army Corps 10 which
he held position While commanding brigade he pAIticE-
ps,sd In the ash,s st Autiotam aud the Peninsula
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09


the SabTteasuy to-day were about 81 200 900. The
advance in the rate Of interest IN the street
has checked temporarily the disposition 10 ihyest In
these bonds.
The transfer books Of the Chicago and Alton Rail.
road will 10 closed tomorrow at ?. M, and Will
he reopened on the 18th inst
The subscription to tho Atlantic Cable will close
at Morse g. Co.'S No. "a William street, about the
lst Of June. whom 1t Ia supposed tue British Govern
ment will take the balance Of the stock. Between
600 900 and f400 900 out Of the E6OO 900 capital
TO bs used 10 already subscribed. The large profit
Oh the stock, should the line succeed makes IL de-.
srsbe risk. The stock will DO put upon the New
York Stock Exchange a. soon az il Is allotted.
The gold SPECTATORS for the rise wore thoroughly
smashed to-day. After selling at l54 in the morn
Ing, gold, under various false rumoDset aost for tho
purpose Of influencing The market, advanced 10 l56
From this point vita q few feeble reactions, the
quotations settled down late In the day to 1914,
about the price 1t stood at before tho retreat Of
Hookers army.
The demand for Money 10 active and the rates Of
interest call Ioaw established ut 5z6 cent,
in many cases y cent has been paid. Some Of the
banks discrimina ing, not In all cases udciosuly,
in regard TO collateral, which occasions some em.
barrassmsDt TO stock operators. The principal
reason, however, Of the disturbance Of the recent
ease In the market u tho accumulation In the Sub.
Treasury Of some twenty.three or twenty -four mill.
ions. This. however, will soon be dispersed. Mr..
Cisco received notice to day Of drafts 10 the amount
Of seven or eight millions, and tho intention Of Mr..
Chase who left town this morning for Washington
is to draw freely and at once against the balance.
The sale of the La Crosse Railroad has been con.
frmed, and the purchasers will have immediate pos
session.
The National and American Bank Note Compa.
MES are employed in getting up models for the new
National currency and for the tbrss-year bonds.
Their presses are at present engaged on the i've
twenty bonds. l ... t. I..l-
4Ths following 10 an estimate Of the amount OF gold
aud silver bullion and coin in the United States 1t
the commencement Of this yssr, ~ f0IewU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF Music" Arolio" will be present.
cd this aftenoo st O'Clock Mile BrsuoH and Sgs. MAJ
rolsni and Bell assume tho prinesoa ports
os Monday next Miss Paksr, an American phms donns,
via make her frst appearance in al TrOvassue."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
AssocIATros.-At Q meeting

BuRys FRIENDLY AssocIATios.-At meeting
OF tn. Burn, Friendly Aaecis,on Brooklyn D.. held
the Wall House. the following gentlemen were elected one
bearers for tho ensuing year; Presideu ysmss Lind
First ePIe.idsnt second Vice-PresdesS
Thos Lamb Secretary, janice c. Esdie iressnFer Go
Oourlay; Directors, Robert Lindsay Geo. w. Cfesfy
Lawson, r Clark, D. s. Robertson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

dated May 8, says: "Crops look decidedly hne here.
Winter wheat the best ever known here at this sea-
sop. Peaches and fruits Of all sorts promise full
yield. The prospect of plenty Is encouraging"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

MoRr juvenile BURGLARS ARRxsTfD.-OmeeS
Squire, aud Corr h.v, within the pat week arrested -
teen boys who have been engsged for year Is'
psrpetl alton Of rotberss 10 East brooh,
whom are now In custody. swsitpg examination a Co.
cradle amount Of property has been recovered ana
Tho accused arc between the sses OF IL aud II Jes@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
I. should be borne IN mind that ts sdAcs m. 40, ~
paid -, wnoss drawing on sfsns Saiss< 70, sSs -

MURDER IN THE FOURTH WAnn
morning about O'Clock, Patrick s'ss Thomas No.,
shot Ia tbs head By Jane. o. HsA alias Buch Ana ts,
the porerhosse No. 90 liver street L. .ppe,,,
'e'i%ony OF '.h'u' ne''s' On the inquest he'd b, -
oner pusey that an stsrcssou so,e between n. 49,,
snd some OF their ftenis who In the
Ing In reference to the recent fight between Coburp and
Cooe when Butch" used very thre.eni,s l,,,.'-.
to deceased, and followed il by deliberately putu. o ~
pistol and shooting him through the len eye sasr vtk !.
rem away and had not been arrested a. las. account,
the police Of the Fourth Precinct tho ssrt TO, -
MeGovsrn was conveyed 20 the City Hospital Lnnsd 49,,
but died In very saor, time after being sdm,,sd Dr. o.,
Hanter who made the post examination Of u. b1
testified tina, tbe bail from the pistol entered tho i'm 49,
Passed through the orS aud pierced the bsn csu.s, ~
deah Of the deceased Tho Jury rendered tbs tspox.
verdict That the deceased bis death BY MA
wound at the HANDS OF James OHsrs May lse3s Nsu.
native Of Buffalo, ~ Y. "a years Of sss snd ~.
ssilors bOsrdiDs-house ranpsr by occupation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

SPRING CLOTHING.
Ar EvAyS
Exrsssivs cLorursa wAssnsaA
:, g '''4''-.',
IS per cen. below the N axe. prieA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

g. IS &C. Monday, May B.-Noa 2, g. Il, 10 =
a. a. 81 a. Tho latter al EQUITY causes. and VIZ
tiled before che Court without july.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
Re~eiuss of proAu~a

MAI a-l60o bbp Flour. lt6 bush. Corn Meal 10 baz
Corn Meal ee bbs Whisky. toUo bush O.ts, $500 paxa
Prsvious 1867 pkxs Lard. 7a pkg. Butter " pkss Asnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

RELIEF FOR IRrLAsp.-A grand mass mee.ln!
under the suspcs. of the irsh Rebel Executive Con
a 10 be held At the Academy Of Music Oh ednesdy "a
ing the lSb met, for the purpose OF collecting iona'
the dstIess now prevailing n Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
fAdvsftiseu,ent |

EyERDELL's WEDDING and VISITING CARDs,
IA. meet elegant the city Alsc Note Paper Ses Mod
grams, silver Door-plile a. No ss Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
tAdvertsement

"YoUR CHARACTER AT SrAKE."-Are you
bxsv. or are YOU cowafdy Are you recklsss or ca
tiou.f Rrsolots. or rresOlutsi Per'sys,nl hsi Il
rsxnsl or initstivsf Your chronological ds,slegnsas
viii indicate ths facts Examinations with wrtss eta
given daily, at No. 3os Broadway, by
MEssRA FowLHR wuxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

DEMOCRATIC PRIaARIks.-A Q nte mee 49,
the Union Democratic General Coouitses Of MIG ~ Al
they resolved to hold their primary seesens ." ~"
Tussaay In June pext
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
30 remarks.

30 remarks,
In circles there nothing done today worthy
of remark The private b,psep ogened dDors fot Two or
hr,, hours ia, sm- usual IN esys OF fast And b. y par
poses sud g.nsr. hoidAy and though was mall deg oI
obs.rvs,e Our &C. e rsms ks Of Yesterday az
God and silver. vii Apply ior ths evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

The FAREWELL APPEAKANCE OF Mimi
WApRRv and Com Nurr. Thsse wonderful flt.,s Lst.
thsr Last appearance at BARSUxs to-day thew o.
IN Pa.Gephta next Monday Pae great s.seop,icsp ~
splendid Dramatic performance CONS OF is Aerrs,s
ana Evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

No U-Ggy. Buffers Lars GREAT SPEECH
The Great Speech Of Maj Gea Y. Butler at the Aesdsal
Of Mosc, April 1863. Price cents; B! per 100 sl3
per 1000. Esent BY mail Que esuto,eh, In sids'i VI
bo charged to prepay po'.sgs when twenty Or undef s -
dsrea twenty half cent each. to prepay postage Csa
ofders solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

RAILROAD IN MADISON AyESuE.-At meeting
Of property holders Nsdison opposed railroad
said svenu convened No As fourth avenue on motion
Of Mr. C. Johnson, Johu j. Phelps. esq unaninousy
ohosen CbsiImss Of suid meeting aud VIM L. Coss~e az
pointed Secretary Tue following resoations were offered
BY Judge Desnt
R,sssss That opposed to having railroad 10 M,di
that ws deem II violation OF OUT vested nights
bsyuE purchased top.t snd Gated our residences thereon
that pdposs VI preventing tho cDssrucos II rail-
road said pledge ourselves 60 every Effort
ana 10 sos that the proper measures are ssen TO
iaysks powers the Coai' TO proven: 50 scat wong
and, for thai purpose, be IL further
kesoiped In.s Committee OF Three be spposted by tho
Char suitable Committee 30 carry into effect the
objects of this meeting
The Chsrmsa sppents Mcsus Dean Dodge, aud Msuerrs
who p.ued tho following gsnteD rui hesss. Stout
Nsnrrre and Marsh. Asoptsd unanimously
Va motion o. Mt Dodge, the Chair pointed the following
Co,.s OF Tire. q cal. tho residents and soncs then
the s1bscriptso list; Messs Johnson. Cogswsu
aid Sebspek- Adppted un.bimon.ly.
On mo ,on .. Mr. Dodge, resolved that when this
mse,ig adjourn DO saoc 10 the cal VI the Com uttes
Adopted osaniuouky
A motion by Mr.. johnson 20 sejourn carried unan
uou.y. JOHN J. PHELPS, Chairman
W. CoeswELL S,crs,sry.
hec York, May ], 1861
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
fAdveriiserneut.
THE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
No. I-THs CoSpucs or TIE wAR.

No. 1.-THE CoypUC1 or rae WAh.
Tho Report of the Joint Committee Of Consrs" % ~
Conduct OF the War rsspecins the Management aud 0psw
lion. Of the Army of the Potomac while commanded b
Gen McCl-lAs 1, .saed by In pamphlet Of shrytvs
page. Price S cents; 81 so per 100 $50 per 1,o0e.
If ,ut by mail ore cent in addition viii be ckuged p,q
postage.
IL also contains Lord Lyonss letter TO Esd Russell g
an .osup. OF his remarkable confersncs with the Cse
y.tiye leaders,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
srrAnrB AsHoRr.-Tho steamship Potou., Ne

man from Portland. Me-, with merchandise sad pusso,
went ashore yesterday morning Rhipel.ndsrs Reef r.
Gate. bnt received serious damage. She came Of NJ,
.. high water and We, towedto tho city q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
No uI-BuLL Rry-BaLI's BLu1.

Department Of TIE Wesf-Fren nj
SContainins the report Of the Joint Corne On ne Co
duct " tie War relating the battles Of Bal Run and
BlnH aud Of the Department Of tts We't u'io' e,mnaa
M,ior.(iep.ra Fremont free cents; So per 1907 81
per 600. II sent by mail Cen. Zach IL adaion W
B. prepay postage when twenty or uedS are %
csred twenty. half cent oseh, " plspy P0ss@ -
ordels solicited.
No Iy.-McCLsLLAs. PuRynpr, HooKEa
Hoaser before the Cou ntt.e the Conduct o. ne Ws
Tbs gives very fail history 81 the Army Of The po'o,ae
ps.es Price 8 csnt.; 81 so per 100 $50 per 1,00es
II BY mail cont Ia addition win Do ehsed" s
ADDE'S The TRIDvsa,
kex.fok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

WAXING UP THE WRoso OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
McCord Thursday n.hI arrested George Whesn, native
Of I..nd 20 years OF age who had been porter 10 tie
Washington House. the Battery . charge OF larceny
from the person Of Mr. P,sr Knman under the following
circumstances Mr.. KiDsn was ,ng asleep Oh lounge In
the house referred to- aud wakensd BY the pi'oner
pulling his vest He asked hi what Be doing Wen he
replied. E" you ssepus and thought mis.ss well
buteG your and prevent your getting cold" NJ Kin,
paid further attention to the matter o. the Tine bot
getting up be missed his peckeboot containing $50 IL
$40 Teuy pO.sa lie thea Uqued for the porter but he
nowhere be found having len the house without the
lpowedse Of soy Of the other s.rvana spPess that
wh,sn 80, married the evening OF the robbery
lilo arrested At No. 81 Dsaucsy street. after returning
from shoptin with hia WIFE, taken before Justice
Dodge tie Tonbs Police Court yesterday when he denied
all tsows5se Of the nocey bel n.ins to Mr. kiamao lie
Wa. Committed In default Of $50 os to answer None Of
.ts mousy wss recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

The Rt. Rev. C. Z. Mcivsine, ID. D.. Bishop OF
OHIO did much service for the coua'ry In Enalspd
will preach evening" In the Church Of tho Mediator,
Lexington avenue Of Eat Thesh street he TO-
ported tho most eloquent pulpit orator Of the Epcopsl
Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC HEALrH.-The Board
Of Commissioner OF Public Health met yesterday afternoon
4. the say or's Office oil the members being present The
ua,ts OF fever Bellevue Hospital refsred to tn tie
report u Dr. McCready Of tina institution land puo'hed In
yesterday. TMBUsE discussed at some length ana re-
fsned to tue City Inspector with instuctlons to make spe
ca. IN, s.,is.on and report to the Board Its next meeting
to be held on Monday next. &2p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

Total
TIE following i, a table OF CO. image Of tho Chi'eu
States aud Grsat Britain for Is years, France ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

The FIRST STREET PRGsBrTERIAS CHURCH.
This Society disposed OF portion Of Its property Ia fs'
street, aud up Sunday propose open Hops Chapel
They have chased beautiful toned og,n aud intend 10
make active pscs Of worship for strange" ADD the
floating population OF the lower wards Tho pew 'ess viii
pu. very low, In order to furnish hone TO wohipeu Of
limited Is hoped to make II poposl pace OF
soi.p and accordingly services will esnnos throughout
tho Sumner ring which period OF sermons will Dc
prs.chsj Sabbath evenings, upon Bible Heroes BY the
pastor, the Rev. Henry kirnbali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09

10 the Above tables the { sterling Ii Calculated
Al s., and france u. i've to the collar.
The imports Of Dry Goods for the week were
only 81, 03i, 59i.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-28
Col. GOOdsOn Robbed.

Our well known friend, Col. S. E. Goodson
was robbed, at his residence. two miles Eas
Of town, on last Friday night. The robbers,
four in number, by representing that they had
come with an order, on an errand for the
Quartermaster, deceived the Colonel, and a
man who was in the house with him, and thus
induced him to open the door. The two were
choked and threatened into submission, and
required to sit with cooked pistol presented
at each Of their heads by two Of the robbers,
while the other two helped themselves to
whatever they desired. About $500 in Con.
tederate money, a watch and revolver, were
some of the effects which struck their fancy.
The robbers appeared to be soldiers and have
not been detected. -Bristol Advoc0te.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-28
Squirrel Skin Shoes.

Squirrel skins tackled down to board, the
hair next to the board, with hickory ashes
sprinkled over them, for a few days, to facili-
tate the removal of the hair, and then placed
in strong decoction of red-oak bark, will at
the end of four days, make excellent leather,
ia. stronger and tougher than calf skin. Four
skins will make pair of ladies ahoes. We
hear that the ladies of some of the interior
counties are wearing these shoes, and find
them equal in softness and superior in dura-
bility to any others. The longer the skins
are left in the detection of bark the better
the leather. By this plan anybody may have
a tan yard, and make their own leather. as
the skins are easily and cheaply procured,
and any vessel holding gallon will serve as
q vat. Our readers will do well to try it.
Richmond Whiq.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-28

A respectfully dressed woman, about TWEEN
ty-eight years of age, made an extraordinary
application to the Marlborough street Lon.
donl Poiiee Magistrate on Monday, June Sth.
She said that in 1861 she was married to the
Prince of Wales, Cardinal Wisewan perform
ing the ceremony. Immediately after the
rite the Prince wished her to enter convent
but she refused, and her application to the
Court now was for warrant against Father
Wroe, to force him to deliver up to her the
ring and marriage certificate. She had ap-
piled to her friends to assist her but they re-
fused, because they said that being married
toa man like the Prince, he ought to main.
tain her. She had been in Marylebone Work.
house for five weeks, but they said they could
DC nothing for her, and she wished to know
whether she was to die from want because
the Prince Of Wales would not do what he
ought to do. He was no better than any 9th
er man, and ought to be made to support his
wife. She had written to him and also to her
Majesty, but they had not condescended to
answer her letters. In answer to the Court.
the applicant said her name was Margaret
Guelph, but her maiden name was Stark.
The poor creature was advised bv the Court
to- 60 back to the Marylebone Workhouse and
she left, promising to do SO.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-28
Notice to Tax Payers,

4 STATE of Virginia, Sixty-fifth District con.
NJ posed Of the County of Washington. Apoth..
carries, Auctioneers, Bakers, Brokers. Billiat,
Rooms, Bowling Alleys, Brewers, Bankers. cat-
tie Brokers, Butchers, Circus, Commercial Bro.
kers, Commission Merchants, Confectioncrs.
Dentists, Distillers, Eating Houses, Exhibitetr
OF Shows, Hotel Keepers, Inn Keepers, Jugglers.
Lawyers, Photographers, PAysicinn., Retail
Dealers =. Showmen, Surgeons, Tavern Keepers,
theatres, Tobacconists, Wholesale Dealers, and
an other persons If any there be. who are re-.
CURED by the Tax Act Of the Confederate States.
TO register true account Of the name and resi-.
dence of each person, firm or corporation. on
gagged or interested in any bushes. named ~
the fifth section Of the said act with d statement
OF the time for which, and the place and na,,-
ner IN which the same is to be conducted. and of
all other facts going to ascertain the amount Of
tax upon such business for the past or future.
according to the provision Of said act within the
district above mentioned are notified that, unless
they make the registry and pay the tax reonir-
cd by the act, within the thirty days, conlmcnc-
ing the 21st Of August, and ending tile I'D o.
Sept, 1868, both days inclusive. they must.
in addition to all other taxes upon their bnsi.
ness, imposed by the said act, pay double the
amount OF the specific tar on said business, and
2 2 ike sum for every thirty days of continued
I shall attend at my Office in Lynch 4 Cam.
mings Counting Room, (now occupied by Nm.
N. G. Sandoe,) in Abingdon daily, Sundays
excepted, from 9 o'clock A. NJ. to B O'Clock
P. M.
JAMES C CAMPBELL.
Collector for 6ixty-ffth Dist.
Aug Il. 1S68-4w
n B.-For the accommodation Of parties a.
or near Goodson, will visit the place Sept. LIST.
I'd and Sd.
sar Bristol Advocate copy twice.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-28
Washington County Court.
Gen. Preston and the CicI AutAorities

Gen. Preston and the CirI authorities.
The Court ordered that certified copy OF
its proceedings in regard to the "commit-
ment" of two soldiers in the command of
General VIM. Preston, charged with petty
larceny together with the decision and action
OF General Preston be sent to the Governor
OF Va, with demand for the -re-delivery Of
said soldiers to the civil authorities. We un-
derstood from what was said in Court that
two men of General Preston's command had
stolen horses and been committed to the iail
and that Gen. Preston had them released
holding that they could be tried only by mi
lltary law. If this is SO what will become of
our property? The action of the Governor
IS OF course looked to with considerable in
terest.-Bristol Adcocote.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-28
HEAD QRs. JoxEs' BxIaADE.
Q. NJ. Office, Aug 18th, 1868.
DESERTERS.

NAElreward allowed by law, will be paid for
4 the arrest and detention of the following
named Ihen, deserters from Jones' Brigade, john
SOM Division, I'd Corpse, army Of Northern Vir-
ginia,
Privates Calvin Bliyins, Harrison Blivins, CAL
vim Former, and Franklin Dolinger, Co. d, Seth
Va Infantry, enlisted in Grayson County, Va,
and deserted ON the 18th inst.
Robert Taylor, Samuel Taylor and Andrew
J. Taylor, Co. 3, 50th Va. Infantry, enlisted in
Smyth county, Va, and deserted on the 11th inst.
VIM. Smith, Jacob Hamburger and Washing
ton Tasdar, Co. 3, AID Va. Infantry, enlisted in
Roanoke county, Va, and deserted on the 18th
inst.
These men have no doubt returned to their
homes, OF are making efforts to do SO. A reward
Of Thirty dollars each will be paid for their ar
rest and delivery to the Commandant Of the
nearest Post, or to the Brigade.
By order of Col BRADLEY T. JOHNSON e
Condg. Brigade.
JAMES BRUCE, Mi. s Q. III.
Aug. %, 1864
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at Lebanon, Va, on Tuesday. even
ing last, by Rev. G. R. Barr, Mr. GARLAND S.
BRUCE and Miss SARAH E. HENRITzE, daughter
Of Mr.. P. B. Henritze
Married, at the brides fathers, on the Goth
inst, by Rev. James O. Speer, Mr.. Wx SNoD-
GRASS, son of Mr.. Joseph Snodgrass, and Miss
MARY Z. EDMoNDsoN, daughter of Mr.. VIM. N.
Edmondson, all Of this county
Married, in this place, on the 18th inst, by
Rev. A. Il. Sloat, Mr.. JAMES H. NuNLY, Of
franklin county, and Miss LUCINDA Borr, of
this county.