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, 1863-04-07

From Charleston, Tuscumbia, Vioks.
burg, &c.

..- .;,a ,rhnp;.,,,r
~ paoe;vod %aea tnaa9 1Ia. on
ansT " h satI3, riIa3;,n 1see''so u' 'o"As' eoii'
1a1ns m.nnann .nG tvto n5s TIN w,
vEksnuae' Apth r.. v1e encm1 1ra,eu ra,uea ~ r.,
eonnoissance III 'no s.a,a1.or9 R;uff rhara a
inlex :! th;a aeH =, saGtS a;a1t a. hoints '.'
ID TUaTTtsocA 1uS 20 >: Aprii = The cunboats onthe
Tennessee have been driven back By our sharp
Tnsrnmbja. this moruiur at DAYLIGHT, and
xeTe attac5ed t,r mr. cSyalrY o1tposts. i
hrar rcannnnodfnrc cnsncd Int without effect.
1Tns1cccssfn1 cfIoEts we're made to 1and partv
enI tha ;rnn.n1ods hacked down the riyer-
, 1863-04-07

The r,mor that caused much sensation
Yesterday in this city, and doubtless widely
through the North, that Charleston had
been attacked and taken By our forces,
vas canard. Il had no foundation,
not even the basis Of O landing Of
our forces, for there is no reason to be-
Iere that it has taken place. Indeed, the
rebel dispatches distinctly state that up to
Thursday, the I'd inst, Ill was quiet, save
skirnishing Of scouts. The rebels have
Just been defeated, but not at Charleston.
Their flank, and the meanest one, has been
successfully turned, and to-day some Of
The best and most earnest allies Of the re-
bellion hatched at Charleston, lie bowling.
1t was done by the elections Of yesterday.
1t may have been the ringing and swelling
Of this triumph in the air, that set some
body's ears tingling to the tune Of Charles
ton. But there was nothing more thar
this in it.
OF Charleston, This may be said, that i
will probably never be taken By sudder
assault. We shall never wake up som.
morning and find Charleston suddenly ours
II will be taken By slow and serious labor
Remember our long preparations, and tha
11p to week ago we had not begun to op
erate against the city, and in all this inter
val the highest results Of military scienc
have been brought to bear for the dcfenc
of Chnr1eston. We believe We shall tax
it. but it will not be as with q stroka.
Is too late for that.
, 1863-04-07

ISD1ASArQ1ls: April 6, 1853
The Union township ticket was elected here
yesterday By n handsome majority. 4 number
ot fights occurred between the soldiers aud
"buttcrnuts," in which the latter were badly
Worsted.
Col Rose, United States Marshal, left here
for the border this morning, to attend to some
gentlemen who have been dealing extensively
in consraband goods.
The State Sanitary Commission have secured
the services Of Col. VIM. 4. Bykle as General
Travelling Agent.
Private advices at tue Governors Office state
that all the Indiana officers taken at, aud pre-
vious to, the Murfteesboro fight, hare been
exchanged, and arc expected here within the
next thirty days.
The boiler at Mcintyre & McClurc's pape,
! mills, near this city, exploded on Saturday
last, making total wreck Of the building and
| machinery. The loss Is cstimatel at five
thousand dollars.
Four hundred rebel prisoners, taken At
Murfrecsbo1o, left here this afternoon fol
City Point. to he exchanged.
DR.. Carter, chief buglcman Of the E. G. G.
| in this city, was among the Butternuts rough
IL handled by the soldiers, this afternoon.
Three dcsettcrs were rescued from an Off
ccr, by party Of Dutternuts. ut Fort Wayne
| This morning.
, 1863-04-07
FROM BURMSlDE'S COMMAND,
THE SITUATION IN KENTUCKY.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
LEXINGTON, Ky., April 6, 1868.
Gen. Negley, By rank, has assumed the COM
mand Of this post. he is the fifth command
ant within two weeks. The military news Is
of but little importance. Old brigades are
being gathered together and affairs riGhtea up.
Tic paymasters are as busy as bees, and are
correcting the rolls Of the regiments, With q
view to their immediate payment.
The cleanly, orderly appearance and disci-
pline Of the Yankee soldiers for sure" as
Kentuckians say, is the theme for universal
admiration. The guard mountings and dis
plays, the ewarms Of splendidly dressed off,
GERS, and dress pa1ades royiye the memory OF
tho Washington sp1cndors.
The 1st Pennsylvania regiment is still in
quarantine. No new case Of small pox has
occurred, and the regiment has been racci-
mated.
The Sth Tennessee is rubbing up, and on the
look out for recruits. Hundreds OF Teunes-
see refugees arrive weekly, all ofwhom enlist,
The last heard Of Clukc was that, on Thur5
day he crossed the Three Forks, in final ef-
fort to escape. The message from Marshall
to Clikc by Col. Morgan, was to the effect
that Gen. julius White was threatening him
from Big Sandy, and the position WAS so haz.
ardors that he preferred to retreat.
At Owensyille, nineteen men Of Major
Browns battalion, 10th Kentucky, under
Capt Mott, Company Il, Capt. Rogers, Com
pany B, not hearing the recall, charged on
Cluke's force, which broke and fed and were
pursued for four miles. Once the rebels
halted and opened their howitzers. The 18th
charged, when they again broke. FhiEteer
| rebels were wounded and thirteen killed.
Prisoners are still coming In, in small squads
from Somerset md Mt. Sterling. Ninety-fivt
were cent to Louisville, and seventeen officer
to Camp Chase today. Thirty paroled mel
captured at Mt. Sterling BY Clnke, arrived to
day. They are subjects for Burnsides orde
on Illegal paroles.
C3xcSSAT1. april 6.-An Is quiet in the de
par,nlcnt Of Rosecrans. Large numbers c
desertcrF from the army arc availing them
sels.s cf lht proclamation OF President Liz
coin, md returning to their regiments.
, 1863-04-07

Tniou Triumph in Davenport.
The triumph Of the Union ticket in Dayen-
port, Iowa, at tho charter election on Eatur-
1ny, WIS complete and overwhelming. The
minority for the whole ticket is nearly 400,
which, for place Of ten thousand inhabitants,
IS pretty emphatic endorsement Of the war
policy.
The Copperheads felt perfectly confident Of
sweeping the city, and routing the " Lincoln
minions,'' horse, foot and dzagoons.
The Union people made their nominations
: very quietly, and on the election day preserved
. diguilcd and bueincss-like demcanor, but
at the game time took care that each Union
role was polled, When the ballots were
counted, 10 and behold, the Coppcrhcads were
cleaned out In every ward, aud, did not elect
\ single candidate for anything. This is the
first t;ue that the ticket labeled Democrat
was completely beaten at municipal cleo
1lon. The Republicans and War Democrat
united, and voted without scratching, 10
true and reliable Union men, and none ON
e1s. for all officers, from the highest to til
lowest, md the result Is before onr readers
We advise the Union men Of Chicago to fo'
low the bright example set BY the patriot
citizens Of Davenport. If they do, the resul
will be very similar. The whole Northwc.
want the Queen City Of the PraIries redeeme
from Copperhead rule, 1t must be done. Th
honor and character Of the city are at stake.
, 1863-04-07

Tho Excise Stamp and r -
State Courts. 1ocehseS o
In the case Of Clapp ct al, V i. stedm,n. Inn
ovan, Appleby e.a1, set for NEARING y, 10 ~.
cult Court, our readers " III rc,ne,nbo, = ~ ~
ton was entered soma time ginco IN ;ssne :.
summons without the excise stamn Tho =.
gument upon the mr. Jtion Is q yery interestino
one and importau'. as decidtnr The co,st;tT
tlonallty OF the excise stamp on court pro
| cesses.
Yesterday Mr. Bonncy delivered his ar,u.
ment in support Of the motion, making thu
following points: >
I, The Court has au..,oh,3tv n 3e+.rrr,nt
qnes11ons Of this nat. -.tre. :. The law nror1det
. n"''"s sor the Correction Of errors. 5. Con
gress has no r;;s1t to impose conditions upon
citizens seeking redress In their own Courts,
i. Congress has no authority to establish
terms on which the States may exercise the
sovereign powers reserved to them under the
Federal Constitution. 5. The right Of ;15tice
in the judicial corr. Is not subject Of taxa.
ton, A right to right cannot be taxed. T.
The States cannot BIZ compelled 10 purchase
of the general government. the privilege O.
administering their own laws in their oW1
a tax exists, Congress might impose
such tax rs would amount Il
practical denial Of Justice. 9. If Congress
c:lu levy this tax, it might also Tux the excr
else Of the Executive aud Legislative branches
.. It may be doubted whether Congress hs;
!. | the power to levy such q tax even upon th
processes Of the Federal courts. 10. The LIE
gislatu1e cannot maintain unconstitutiona
acts by 1eyying prohibitory taxes on tn
means Of having such acts declared void. II
! The General Government cannot rightfuIl,
interfere by taxation or otherwise, with til
: administration ofjustice. II. Duties, impost
> and excise must be Laid In strict conformit
to the constitutional rule Of uniformity. IS
The Supreme Court Of the United States hs
: denied the power Of the States to ta1 tn
means By which the Federal Government ez
: ercises Its power; the same course Of reason
!, ing must lead the Court here to allow th
| present motion.
In the course Of his argument h1r. Bonnc
denounced the doctrine Of secession and de
c1ared that SO long as the judiciary Of th
country Was left free to decide such cases a
might be brought before it, the American pee
pie have an abundant remedy for every griev
ance which they may suffer, either in body 0
r estate: that armed rebellion must be pn
! down by arms, according to the laws Of civi
; lied warfare; and that ii al other cases, fire
elections, and upright Judges can and vi
, | afford full measure OF redress.
, 1863-04-07

Aside from the glorious news from the
local elections, our news is light and gives
little or nothing additional from tho yari-
Gus theatres Of war.
Secretary Seward, so runs the r'1mor,
has advised our English cousins that an
other Alabama will be considered as an
unfriendly act. There is limit to such
duplcity, or rather completely with our
enemies, and no notice having been taken
of former protests, it is very likely that
grave as may be the measure above referred
to, it has been resortcd to. If England
means to coyetly act the hostile par7' the
sooner the mask is dropped, the better:
The dirty Cincinnati tool OF secession
aIayor Hatch, was too infamous Tor any
party to tolerate, and the Democrats took
him out of their Convention with the
toncs, with avertcd noses. They selected
candidate Of great personal strength,
Judge Toncnce, who is War Democrat,
and doubtless believes honestly in the war,
But he was in the wrong crowd. The mer
who beloved ut lis back are tho croWi
that see eminent generalship in Buell. ant
Mcclellan The loyal put Col. Len. Har
lis on the track and the city is to-day re
deemed Terrence is badly damaged, ant
the river craft Coppcrhead is stove in ant
sunk at Cincinnati.
The great interest in yesterdays e1ec
tiors centcred On Connecticut Unfortu
uately, the soil Of Connecticut has bee
found, in time past, to grow the mcancs
and most aczid variety of pro-slaver
men. Among ler multifarious manufa<
lures expressly for the Southern maj
ket, she has formerly turned out, alon
with other plantation implements, som
pf the most plant ant1 supple Of Norther
tools feT tue slave drivers Would sh
fulfil her prestige? Her recent oampaig
fires baye been fed Literally from othe
States and for weeks past she has been th
arena Of the ferccst and strongest election
ec1ing influences The result Of yesterda
will cheer every Union heart. Connect
Gu. starGs erect and stcadfast for the Unio
and las trampled tue Copperheads out {
Eirht
, 1863-04-07

stern-wheel steamers have been discharged
from Government service at Helena This is
no doubt in consequence OF the abandonment
of various pass expeditions.
The rebel General Chalmers Is reported to
he eight miles below Crane Creek, on the
Hern1ndo road, from McmphIs, with 6,o00
men; his object ia to menace the Charleston
Railroad.
The gunboats Lexington and Robb shelled
eome sixty rebel cavalry from Florence, Ala
bama, on Tuesday last No Casualties arc re-
ported.
A considerable body Of rebels are reported
to be at Tuecuubia, s,.d it is further reported
that they have thrcwn pontoon bridges over
The Tennessee, bt,oye: Florence, where they
are crossing u the south side Of the river.
, 1863-04-07
FROM MADISON.
Beauties Of Copperheadism..

Especial D1fpatch to the Chicago Trlhpnc.1
MADISON, Wis, Ap:il g. 1868.
1t a Coppcrhead meeting here tonight, the
rankest treason WAS talked by one Senator
Brown, of Indiana, and local politicians. Men
we're urged to vote the Democratic ticket, be-
cause within three months they would need
the protection Of the Democratic party from
the grasping arm Of a tyrannical ADMINISTERS.
tion,whieh would be reaching out after them,
regardless Of State rights and constitutions.
The Democratic paper this evening uses
similar arguments, Implying that the Denoc
racy will attempt to protect Its partisan:
against the draft.
Desertcrs continue to arrive here daily:
under the Presidents recent proclamation
, 1863-04-07

The CEfon Eca-uc of Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, april .. 1862.
The grand Union League Of the State Of
Mar,lan has issued the following to the
Union Leagues aud Union Clubs throughout
the United States:
The Grand Union Leacnc Of the State Of Nary
land suggests to the various Union Leagues
throughout the country the holding Of Convcn-
tion Of all the Leagues and Clnha In the City Of
Washington some time during the month OF June
next. say on "Wednesday. the 18th day Of that
month, for the purpose Of consultation in refer
encc to the intcFeets Of our order: and promotion
OF the great GAUGE In support g! which We are M
be found generally Convenient, and 1t Will servo to
commemorate the second anniversary Of the organ
ization of Union Leagues in Maryland, and We
believe In come other Statcs.
1t ia proposed that the attendance should be
without limit aa to number, md as large IS the
convenience of the members will n1loW. Other
Leagues and Clubs are invited to correspond uran
spending Secretary, Mr.. Robert H. Proud, hoth ot
| Baltimore, with yiew Of exchanging ideas and
- b 'e1at order Of ''' JOHN DuSKEHARr, Prest.
WILLIAM HARRISON HoRsER Secretary.
| 4 National Convention of delegates Mill be
held during the Last week Of May in Cleve
land. This June Convention, called by y
Baltimore Gibbs TO meet in Washing
seems to be iu the nature of q mass aee ~
The Convention to be held in CleYf' 49,,
issued upon the call Of delegates r. ao-
| Western States.
, 1863-04-07

BAN FnAsc1sco, April 6.-Four Of the pris-
oncrs captured in this haroor on the prlvateer
by he military commission at Ft. Alcatrase,
there being proof Of their having taken the
since thc commencement Of the rebellion.
The penalty for forftiting the oath, by serving
the enemy In the capacity Of pravateers' Is
DEATH ,,,
Tue remainder Of the prisoners will proba-
bly have q trial in the Circuit Court.
, 1863-04-07

FORTRESS MONROE, April 5.-Twe1ye rebel
cava1rymen, with horses and equipments, ar
rived here to-day, on the Yorktown boat,
They had deserted from Wise's Legion. They
report that theirwhole company would desert
as soon as an opportunity presented, and that
the want Of food is the cause Of their deser-
tiou-that their troops cannot endure the
want Of food aud clothing much longer, and
for that reason Richmond is soon to bo eyac.
uatcd.
The State Of Maine left here at noon to. day,
for City Point, with GOO rebel prisoners fol
, 1863-04-07
FROM CAIRO,


CAIRO, April 9Th 1861.
There is no boat from Memphis or below,
to-day. Nonews later than Saturday. There
arc reports Of lighting at Florence and, Tns-
cumbia, Alabama, Of the I'd, but no particu-
lnrs at hand.
The United States gunboat Choctaw, in an
unfinished state, has been brought here for
completion. She is like the Lafayette in gen
crl contour, and will, when finished, be q
very formidable vessel. There Is nothing later
from Hickman. AL the contrabands are on
the move to Island No. 10, In compliance with
Gen. Hur]but's order.
CAmo, April CA number Of the sma1le,
, 1863-04-07

april +9p. N.
Ote Of the most severe wind storms ever
hour tic storm IS sill Faging aud snow is falI.
Ing
HEAperARrEks, FALMOUTH, April 5.-The
storm last night was very severe. The roads
arr in a terrible condition.
NEW YORK, April 6-Information has been
received contradicting positively the reported
preparations Of the rebels to eyacuate Rich
uond. These reports were based upon the
movement Of troops and materials sent from
Richmond, to strengthen the defenccs Of 9th
er points Of the Confsderacy. it is believed,
however, that they are making formidable d.:
feuses at Chattanooga, as the place for u last
grand rally, in case Of being compelled to re-
fjr.. from the borders.
, 1863-04-07

NEW ToRk, April 6.-The steamer City OF
Cork, Liverpool 2Ist, Queenstown :.3d, has ar
rived here.
The London 1Smes' city article says: 1.-THE
demand for money is very actire, owing to
the rebel loau. which closed Mt / 3-S and i IS.
The subscriptions at all the cities amounted
to about 2l5, 600 Co.,
The Times considers the Polish struggle vir-
tually ut an end, and thinks the allied powers
what hsa Tas s. easranteedby the @ trea1y. '' A''~
The Paris correspondent Of tho London
Dai1fv Acws says: iii Is rumored that, besides
an amnesty. the Czae telegraphed Napoleon
ho would giye Poland her autonomy and Lib.
cral constitution.
Lnngiewicz has been conveyed to d fortres:
at Cracow.
LIVERPOOL 23d.-Cctton steady. Consols
| q2 II and 81 L..
, 1863-04-07

BosTos, April 0.-The question Of repeal
adopted in 1912, requiring foreigners to reside
within the State two years after natu1aliza-
tion before voting, Was decided ut the polls
to-day, two Observation-Disclosures having
agreed to the repeal. There Is no Indication
how the State has gore, 60 little interest was
manifested. The Vote in the city was 9o6 for
repealipg, and 1873 against II.
, 1863-04-07
ELECTION RETURNS. .

State. city, and town elections will be
held this week in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa,
A1innesoa, and Michigan. In most Of
these elections, party lines are strictly
drawn We will be much obliged to our
friends If they will send us the result as
soon as known.
, 1863-04-07

NEW York, April G.-In New York heavy
north-caster prevailed on Saturday and Sun
day, which caused the tide to rise to an I'M
usual height. Some fifty canal boats broke
from their moorlngs and were drlfted dowr
the bay. Twenty went ashore.
The steamer Aries, captured on the 2stt
ult., in Bulls Bay by the gunboat Stetten, ar
, 1863-04-07

Treasury Matters""Payins the
Troops.
NO TRUTH IN THE CHARLES
TON RUM0R.


|Epfclal DlEpRfCh to tue Chicago IribQpc,1
wAsu1se4ox Ami, =. 1874.
OF course the reporttelesraphed from here
last night to some Of the New FORK papers,
TINT Charleston Is in our possession, was
utterly groundless. It is not Improbable that
it was set afloat By inscriptions parties.
The publication Of the report Of the Com
mittce On the Conduct Of the War. produces
-otion. The universal conviction is that
a Seh'"", -,plyerizea Mcclellan and
II Aas u'tefsS r.
proves n1s career u uAse peeH sne nlo7' 81 g.
traoIolaaFy popular oe1ueiou " lne asc' 1,4s
pafe'sans, as 5et' maven "olo 70 say: !ne
utterly d1spasslona1c ZONE u luz fepof'' saos
enormously 10 IFS weight
faf1Aef an7est'gauon a. u .hat ~9p'ten
alleged to have peen Sent 10 ufeat b111a'n,
pronounclng tue saillne o. onother vessel
like the Alabama, from her ports, an un-
friendly net. leaves little or no doubt that d
....a.,. =, g. ct 1>., ,,ao. va, h., w.
~ .'t1' 1'4~o NS ,T.1,.,
heao Of thc sta1e department. "netnef II Ii
true or not, Is another question altogether
Senators Wade and Chandler. with other
- a.. r..i.4..s -
western 1neapels oi ane COMMITTEE on tno
Conduct OF the War, leave 1or the West in
the morning,
New 7cp,1 tcnder notcs barc heco ,sencd hv
-
the secretary OF Inc treasury nnoef Tie nun
dred million jointresolution, topay the army.
This 10 41,e only adfitfou yet rnada IN fhc
ln'S - ''1s 49, 49, as..aos,;1as.s s - 49,
currency uioe1 'As eAs'aosa.aAf5 po"ess
granted by last Congress, and the Secretary
homes to get along without any further issues,
no hoo,-r s,ou has neorl,- nj; noo1,a1 and ,ro
LII nea's 'no" no7 a.'s ~ "aa.eu' Auu
are now having driZZlinr rain. Tile roads, of
couree. are horrible, Two expeditions sent
~ senon e.os1 -a.7,srod +o>n;r3pt w., norsos
~ u.u ossAll 1s'14D~o "1tA 44o-l.o
and titsy prisoners, having found no enemy
except guerlllas. One went to Warrenton,
and the other to the valley between Bull RIM
+,,o u,,,o p;,,oa rio ,o,,o1 o,---
| Monntalns anu .ne o'ue aloge' Aue fcoci es1'
airy are III the shenandoah valley.
| L. Il. Chandler is appointed District Attor-
ney for Eastern Virginia.
| Nrw Yo.K April e.-The New York Ifmcs'
| Washington dispatch saws:
TN sbanordo,h V,1irv Prisnners caytn red
IL o,,r troons have hern fonnI with nasses
hov;nr Ills s;pnn1nre.
F;tyhneh I7se ;s In the ncirhborhoo3 Of Cul.
! ncnnor T;,h h;s cayo]ry.
fI1t,%eA 1t,%%e Prcs;dnntss Proclamation has caused
.,,a ne+11-, nf 5nn aasartnrs 1a;1v n tha,r rco
nents NJ fms f,r M imncdimcnts haye her
thrown r. the ,rnv of enfnrrinc the Proclo
tAio"n ~ t1I NY -. euoi ~ - ~ iuSus s
nation, notW1thstandlng the time LAID doWt
in tho Proclamation tor the return has cx
pired, the GaEeramsnt is dlsposed to dea
lenientiy with I'LL who return 10 tAclf fegsi
mGnte'
Inc CoI1mlatee On lug % eonouet u ~ ~
uTged on ING lIeslaenl. Tss!esuay, .ue issotns NY
o. !c!lets 9! n41c: aac Ga;net rnet;n' We ~;
o6.n offerWora. u in which % tWo Deparneut head
.herlp mine pon1;3 1scre 6Yor of It cone1nsion nj
daf;.rrcd
t}f,icial information received states t:,at th
rebels laye. a large force ut Washington, \
, 1863-04-07
From the Coust blockade.

NEW YORK, April B.-The prlze stcame!
Aries, in charge Of Master Dewing, arrived
this morning from Port Royal, bound to Bos,,
ton, put In short Of coal. She WAS captured
Charleston, By the United States steamer
Stellcn,
, 1863-04-07

NFw YoRK, April 6.-The Tut says TINT
Col. c. G: Carpenter, formerly Captain Of the
now organizing at Fort Lea1enrorth.
, 1863-04-07

ST. Louis, April 6.-Half Of a block Of the
business part Of Bonneville, No., was burned,
On the morning Of the Sd. Loss 1000 ol
$4,000 Il was the work of an incendlary.
, 1863-04-07

To the Honorable the Legislature Of the State Of
Michigan:
The memorial Of Samuel T. Ely nud Lewis
Il. Morgan, two ot the directors Of the Bay
de Soquct and Marquette railroad company,
and Of the Marquette and 0ntonagon railroad
company, which Inst company was iucorpora-
ted january ?, 1SC;, respectfully represents:
That the first named company have now
completed and in running order, twenty con-
tinuous miles Of road from Marquette to the
Iron Mines, and thence to- the east branch Of
the Esconaba river. That In the year 1850
this road carried down from the Iron mines
to Marquette, upwards Of $50, coo tons Of iron
ore; In the gear 1861, 50, coo tons, which, ON
ing to the general prostration of business,
vas all that WIS offered Tor Transportation ::
and In the year Just closed, about 15o 900 tons,
besides several thousand tons of piC iron
manufactured by furnaces contiguous to tho
road. The rolling stock of the company ia
now equal to tue transportation Of a5D.Oo0
tons Of ore each year during tho season Of
nayiration on the lakes The company haye
| expended upwards of 800, 900 iu cash upon
this road, its rolling stock, machine, and cal
| shops. foundry and other appurtenances, Il
| has no floating debt, and no encumbrance:
upon It Of my Kind, except to its own stock
holders and in its appointments II Is In all 70
spects a first class railroad.
For further information concerning s21:
road, YOUR memorialists refer to the cohclno
ing r,art Of report nov On h1e IN thc o1nS
Of the Secretary Of State, made By commlt
tee appointed at the suggestion oi Inc ao'
ernor Of this State, to examine ana report
, 1863-04-07

~ c. n SCR{VE.v, AdFeTftathq Age'u, 81
GT0rh2rn efrtst Is authorized To reeeire dfrer!&ee-
m<ntt jor Ills and al tbs leading northeastern
r1DeyF,