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PERSONAL.

" trastirx any one On ay sseauat. viii psy no
D' It 'A'''' ''A u ''''1 - R nv. CARTER
IF GRANVILLE J. SALMON is in Washington,
he viii! hear from his frienc s'by calling On tao
editor sf tho star Any one KNOWING whether ne
hrs been here or where he il likely t. be reached,
will gre atty relic tn anXisty of sis relatives BY
s ,orpi' communicating with tho editor d ma
NOTICB.-The gentleman who lef; vslise il
~ charge o friend at Aqua Greek. februsrys,
kKshLEY, washington, B. e. e., ana Ssyns he
charges. fe7-3t'
A sTRoLcaY.-H.s arrive in Washington, the
MADAME FORREST.
IocIEEss Asp nsrnoLo"Isr
ri s ssd vi. " 5srp S5 f'is
nu ger SiFn"r Morstts s Of If veHcs shs til,
bss rs sht s iafe
Ca sh"~ nkenessrs Of YOUR shsc't eaidrsa or
o. sTss at Il
street, between nth All sth 5ts tne only three
Lsdit : fifty cents; gentlemen not admitted The
c:iy - IN America who possesses the tcr >r'"aca
of Astre.ugy.. f. In
"A sf the WHEREABOUTS Of ahner, tie. egi"r:i
man, will please tell ham that kis f. is at $50
*trcrt. h,t4eeM u ami 81, neac City hall fec 81
HEks. L. SMITH, Clsirr"yaht r,,,t M,.iu.n 40
2i SIS hsss disease ny magnetism With hat iiitls
medicine; sees and describes your lssi f.euis;
and fpr the srried descri -xscy iorers
50 accurately that persons marvel with surpUi-4.
Mrs. icI tells future event, Ia business. mar
riages, resih c! aracter Hours from d. IN tall
p. W. Sitting 81. & Civ
NsKS. " RES
CURE E.tRi DtsHasE
HAND MAGNETISM
44o SrsEET EErw Eas 6-H ASD TN,
Washington. ia - In
M NO IMPOSITION
MADAME ROSS. Dnctress aud aatroiogst vas
born with q natural gift. 2he tells lie past and
futurs-~as never Known to fail. Cause spe.ty
Marriages brings together those long separated
No. t35 street West, between sth AID TIA. r-sr
the Patent fce. Ttf only person that can show
p likeness Of future husband absent r END in
reality. Ladies 81 cents; gentlemen 81 Jazz In
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yxJAR FIPARTMENT,
w WAsHISaros, January Is. 1858.
In cense quence Of the ressure OF business attas
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
my Of the Potomac viii be given st the ice Of
Lieut.. Col. CosRlD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
Above Nineteenth street
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Eva LIpxso LDIpR
sSvnosos g A1ns Ais OygIoS,
- HasAiaRfea JanusfY Al. 1885,.

- WosasaneS, Ssnuafy u. LEY
1t heinSsreported that vsriOus parties have OBJ
t:inea money from invalid soldisrs uuter tbs pre-
tsrea Of assisting them 70 their discharge from tho
service notice 10 hereby given that certificates OF
disability for discharge to soldiers In general hos
pi,sis and mr. ere only given BY the surgeon in
charge of such hoap;:si or CAMP and the obsrusivo
efforts of persons claiming to be special agents
t.ra instead OF hasten the preparation Of discharge
rapers Al! soldiers are warned against giving
naorey on such ples to any person Whatever.
BY order Of the gu geon General:
JOSEPH X. SMITH, Eursso1 o. 3. Army.
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pANCAIEARTICONiZ OLD RYB WHISKY
=; tSr medical Yse, sold At ADAMSOS'S, 500

pIR1 LfNCHBUsG Smoking TOBACCO,
ei.d.s As Bill; was without An qaaI ia love fsr
s eas isins ana suns ns grounds. this Tobacco
hns favor nd pleasant perfume hsrinx s.ir:rI for
y ne :neritorsous title Of ": Plaza Ulra S,li at
hhDAMsoNs, 500 Ninth street, one door from
=. w. Re iin~
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just AZ we g to press we hear that an ON cial
Dispatch las reached Washington. announcing
tia on. Of our rams hss successfully passed
re retel batteries ~ Fieksourg, and thus Gu:
or TIE con mupica,ion OF tho rebe, army down
river with Port Hudson, and with tina opposite
shore, from which they obtain most OF their
supplies. A very important achievement, In.
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LATE FROM TENNESSEE.

GEN c. DAVIS SENT TO INTERCEPT THB
REBELS IN THEIR RETRRAT FROM
FORT DONRLSOS.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

~ PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
y LIE ndt r.l-nrj iag on Tia Eta isy % jan
tRry foI med c.,partnt rsip, uoi.,r the ii:Il Al
nan" Of VI =. HANyURCIR & Co. n. W cOrs-r
OF II sid 9Th st Gets
fe Nv HENRY GORRIS
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DAErNHRsH1P koTICe.- III. una.r.;sn.d
4 sa,e tais day formed q eopa-tn. rsAip, under
ssi. Of wiHE EN- BsAsb!ss BirFssS9 o. sss
&c, ae, at the Old staLd, .2l PennsriI.ait Az.
HENRY Y. TCRTER
Washington. FEB. 4. 1888
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OUR MILITARY Budget.


o. = OP OUR IROS-CLAD5 ASS Rs fHA RA9lL
PATTERNS AT vICH5buhG, OUT fLNG
OPP TIE CONNECTION or fHh RNB1L5
NiTE TIKI OPPOSITE SHORE AND p.
WITH PORT HUDSON.
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, >uthFN DEArH-Ms. Joseph usryy wh,
k,l't IN agency Office on l. street. ba,s.an
i'hrf"hih AID FCurtsrurh st.cets d,rd -
~'o|"'ii> ''T"f :" o'clock y. N, yesterday.
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SWIHpLiSG OrNRATIoS.-I.ast night tia
patrolmen OF the Fourth Ward arreataS a,rrad
DAM held, COL, Tor swindlRx James Bell. sI.o
soiored, out OF $50 in Treasury notes. DAN.
hsid had Quantity OF medals, very closely
BELL De had use for come money, snd IRE
uIy NOES would answer his purpose, he pro.
posed 10 let Bell have his gold FOR the same
aH,ouhsih treasury notes. Bell bit at the bait
in An instsnt, and Dain Id soon d All ths 60.
eacks and Bell the base metal Dalnrai.i va
held Tor further hearing; and two other nssro.s
Jonn Lewis and Henry Thomas, who were ar,
Rested as parties, were Dismissed IL ia SAT-,
t.st there IL woman who keeps a store mar
Sthter MARKET who stills those medals TO ne
Rro's. Her trado in such dangerous coin on rht
TO be stopped.
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A W s G i U U L.

AM S C . . l.
HARVARD COLLEGE 1863
Two terri Of riI ete n week a.h co.lc,cn i q,
MARCH I'D and SEPTkMBEk 1TH
For CataI ogue and Circular address
JOEL PAk Err hOyIH Professor.
Cambridge, Mass Jan, n, 90. r.7-S2f
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ESoVhhI or TIM Sa,5000o0 STOLEN Gov
sRsMEsT CHRTIFIuATks The l3nvarn,,.,,
t'ruHcates stolen from the Treasury D.p,rt
uent some time ago have, as stated in the SIar
yesterday, All cen recovered, through thu ex.
er'iens cf Detective Chris. Hogan. On the DHh
OF January, Mr.. Hogan received authority from
Secretary Chase to in vestigate the mater fully
on Saturday last he proceesl-d TO NV YorS.
Anu ny heefiae MS eyes and ears open he gJt
un the track of the stolen property. And iusuc,s
ne holders or the cArtiAca'es 10 ,sh,II or, y
Ny Hogan, retarning from New York ys.,sr-
oSf' oehNere" u to tho proper authority. m
oh'sin-d a receipt therefor In his lahors ~
!i"ts" obtained great assistance fr,m San,ri,
chorht Kennedy aud Detectives Elder nnt
KHrford, az New York ana Detective wm ID
smith, Of Baltimore " IA u
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ANOTHER CASE To BE SKTTLED-Yestardav
inc arrest OF Geo W: Wilson, on charge OF
picking the pocket of Mr.. Cieo. Hitz. i'm the
street cars at Eleventh street and the Ayeuua
WIS mentioned in the Star. Mr. W. III. Thomn.
son, toeacconist, Ninth street, who returned
pocket picked in The railroad depot, or while
In che OF the street cars. The amount ana
character OF the money he lost ans werinc to
that OF the money found on the person of vii.
son when he was searched, Mr.. Thompson
went TO the property clerk and saw the money
taken from Wilson, and identified hi, ow1
he made the oath required In such cases by
the justice, who immediately made ont an
other commitment for court in this case
The face OF so smart an operator could not
DE left out OF the Metropolitan gallery, and
Mr.. Bigley. the photographer, took a very f.us
copy OF Wilson'S .':nug," to adorn the frames.
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NE USiCAL ALMANAC

FVf THO3.
Thisis large, nestly printed. carefully ca,cu.
iatSn Almanac for sii, numbering cns huna-ed
prog es, &c; also, mn steal an2c1ote- ~-rs.o.ne
and description If late rev nnsic mu-i" b,ots
FILLS: sos "a. avenue. sad FOR fass ~ir:u!atnn
aid distrbutinn, and cnu he ha, 81 ali tins IN say
quantity BY asking sending for IL. CANA, 11,I,d
free to any address upon sppTics.ion ''''A
JOHN 2. ELL, 3n6 Pa. Az,
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BiLLlaROy
L IL rncsrFisp"G ,thSuk fdl for tia I;,.1
tronsge he kns receives, be- ~ e. Ia =.
iorn tis iIiencs snd Tho public, shat $500
he hss, At cOEB;derah.e cos- aiiad To
big establishment, eoruer Of Ye,rsyl- '-f
var - sSsnue SID nth str--.t, rHX. N9W IA
rI0a. for PARTIES. and a His s,lonn Z, az = IA
most e1tsn~re in this city ks hOsss By ,t.;ct ~
tent"r To ms business, to merit -tinlsrc- Of
p0bicfavor. lie colin J. W RARp
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LOCAL ~ EWS,

OEPHASsI CcURT, JUDGE PURCELL-Thss
morning the w III Of the lat. John =. Ingle was
proved, and letters were issued TO the exec utors
named-John II. and Osborne Ingle. The will
l.ars date of June. Eth, 1859, and makes tho
following requests: To the American Bible
society, New York, S3GG; Sunday School
Union. Philadelphia, S:asi; American Tract
society, S3tt; Washington City Orphan Asy-
lGm, sou: American Colonization Society
STA; Protestant Episcopal Theological sem
inarv and High School, Virginia, s1OI:
fr0t' slant Episcopal iaty for the Promotion
Of Evangelical Knowl -ttge, 500; Washington
Paris in trust for the Bible Society of the triry
Of Washington. $500: Mis- sionary purposes OF
Protestant Episcopal Church, SaGt and for the
repair Of Christ Church, S2Ga. These amounts
are, however, reduced onc-half BY the coiicil
CT The will made June 5ih. 1851. The estate is
left mostly TO the family OF the deceased
The case Of the estate of Tillotson Brown
came up this morning, and Mr.. r. J. Brent.
counsel, filed the prayer of Mrs John Wiley.
who claims TO be the only daughter of MIA
Brown prior 10 her marriage with TjIlotsnn
Brown, and therefore the rlghtful heir 10 ,ha
e: tate. Judge Purcell issued an order for This
issue TO be tried by a jury.
large amount of the usual Routine busin.ss
was transacted this morning.
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WASHINGTON MONEY MARSET.-Q uotatisos
for stocks, coin and uD current nor ", furni b.
by Lewis Johnson i Co, Bank rs:
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dissolution or

a, The eopartnershis her tofsre existing hstwssn
me Su1,cfibers, under tas name AMI Arm OF H. s.
q q. W. DuEHAx, SSf rarnsylva1is avenue
Wsshlns'on is :sis dag dissolved By nnta.' COZ.
se-yiss will settle up the sas;nHs- ali d.h.' Or;
the 6rm wall ha paid 20 hi.n, and ali debts due by
the saic arm win Be settled by him ~
R0NHRT g. DUNLAP
0R1.aEW OUN,T4I'
Washington. J.n So 1853 49,
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NOTlCE.-I hereby foresarn all persons from
trustiEg one on ny account. will pay no
IL n N w CARTER
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27
THE WAR NEWS.

Indignation meetings, at the arrest of VaIan-
bingham, have been held in various places, and
the speeches have been filed to the brim with
reasonable assaults upon the Government.
The guns OF the iron clad he okuk have been
recovered by the rebels at Charleston.
Undoubtedly the fail OF Vicksburgh is largely
due to the brilliant cavalry raid OF Col. Griersou
through central mississippi He DESTROYED over
$4,000. 600 worth of rebel property, and inflicted
great damage on the rebel lines Of communca.
ton.
The COnfederates are greatly alarmed at the
occupation OF West Point, on the Pamunkey
river, by our troops.
During the recent Democratic State mass
meeting at indianapolis, forty or fifty arrests
were made for carrying concealed weapons.
shouting for JEFF Davis, &c, and about 500 re
volvers taken. military guard was placed in
different parts OF the city. and patrols in the
streets in the vicinity OF the Square where the
Convention was held, to prevent disturbances.
II is stated that a draft Of 100000 men will
shortly be ordered by the President, for the
purpose vi filing up the old regiments.
There have been some brisk skirmishes at Cars.
vile, near Suffolk, Va, which resulted in the
rout Of the rebels
Ii is authoFitively stated that the Secretary Of
the Treasury will lot accept any foreign loans.
except on the same terms as &.e now open to
our own citizens.
Ii is reported at Helena that Marmaduke and
Price have arrived, 10000 strong, at Watts
burg.
The town Of GreenvEe, containing 400 inhab
itAnts. has been entirely destroyed
Tribune correspondent, from the Poto mac
army, thinks there is a movement on foot on
the part of the rebels, to cross the Rappahsn.
mock and give our forces battle.
A detachment of our troops have lately made
Reconnaissance to Cumberland Gap. CAPTURING
the rebel pickets and inaugurating panic ancag
them.
The French have raised the siege of Puebla
Report says convoy of 81 OOe.O 900 has been
captured by Mexican guerriIIAs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

The capture Of Vicksburgh, that rebel strong
hold, is an event far exceeding in impo, lance
the taking of RichmOnd-we mean in a military
point OF view This event, together With the
fall of Port Hudson, which may be regarded as
certain TO occur, opens up to US the great high
way OF the natiOn-the Mississippi, and cleaves
straight through the very heart of the Southern
onfederacy-lOpping off one half Of its TEL
ritory and that the richest, aud rendering il
certain that all the vast region west of the Mis-
issippi, will in a short time be brought again IN
der Federal authority.
That region was a great stOrehouse, from
which the rebels drew large share of their
supplies, and its loss is to them irreparable.
When once We have the mastery of the Father
Of Waters" they can never again wrench lis
control from our grasp. Its recovery il the res
toration TO Us Of the great cotton fields Of Texas
and the sugar plantations of Louisiana. The
government can now shorten its lines, and pre-
pare TO strike treason in its remaining hiding
place with blows ten fold stronger. No VOL der
the rebels are depressed! No wonder their
presses begin to TEEN with gloomy foreoodinss
They lead the writing on the wall. They feel
the pressure of the iron heel of that Govern.
ment which they have de6ed. The day of their
doom Is at hand
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

Too NUcH READssG Too ngcl reading new
e yel made Or aoi= man. Il = not - mech
tle extent d amount o. what W. read itss
serves ~ - what We ass m late and make oar
osn. it j. that. = use az illustration. b1rr0Eed
from nv profession, that csnsutu-es the calle
Il ihe miac have Away found that really
INCIDENT men, men Of Ehai I would cal q sbby
iafciecf-. are great readers. Il j far easier 70
fead thsa 20 thiak. % reject or 70 observe
and these love nor having learned 70 think,
cram themselves sith tie oras or the ~orcs OF
Others. This they cal study, bit it l. LOT 50.
IN ~ Own profession 7 have observed that tne
gr a-es- men HeTe not the Nee rea1ers, ~
inc ne1 WHO observed. zhO reject d. no fairly
thought or a. idea. T. learn TO reheci AM
observe = grand dss'deraium for a Young msD.
JOHN Hunter o~ed 20 bic poser Of observation
that Ene discr minsii9n, that keen ID igmert that
intuiliveuess which le possessed 10 9 greater
degree than any Of the surgeons Of his TINE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

The ADVERTISER AND TRIBuNE.-The enter
prise exhibited by the Detroit advertiser d
Tribune, is worthy of commentator. -They
have taken pains to procure correspondents
who send them the latest Intelligence. both
from the departments OF the East aud the West.
and we dolt know but We shall soon get in the
habit Of looking almost exclusively to their
columns for the news. We trust their ener
getIc aud progressive spirit will be duly D
preciated.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27
E. PICK, Secretary.

q Democratic orators and presses. while
denounciug the Valendigham arrest. Will bear
II mind that the General who made the arrest
IS Burnside. democrat and the Judge who re-
fused the writ Of h0bsos corpus IS Leavitt, an
other democrat Il Is therefore rather out Of
place to call these men "Lincoln's minors Of
despotisn.'i
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

A LOUD & FORT-Recently the powder NAG.
azine attached to a cartridge mandatory in y.
I. City was blown up, By fire supposed to have
been communicated 10 it by some malicious per.
SON. The report vas heard 10 every part of the
country for distance of fifty miles. The dam.
age to the property Is very great, and the Won
der is that lives were lost by the catastrophe.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27
The Primary school Fund.

We have been furnished with the following
table, showing the number OF children IN tae
several counties in the State, upon which tie
Primary School Interest Fsnd has been recently
apportioned for the current year, and the amount
apportioned TO each county:
~ Of An
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

vs. I0e court martial in the case of Genar,I
Al, ior shooting Col Klmoall. has eopcIn.
49, - - ,s'ssSusAtions. Tue result is jus,6ea.
800 - 'ue OsHeral. kinball baked hun viii.
go. a. a-soo''!, aud Threatening l4ngune. bran
r..d ). SeAPOn, and would PROBABLY have
~ NAu NC oeen permitted - proceed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

- A ne~sooy al Washington, on a recent
oS0As'On, III Tue aoseree Of any exciting news
- .e.s-.u 70 STIMULATE purchasers, went thro'
.us S1lss's e'S,ns OUT Mother raid by Stone
him With 4" / thought Jackson deasiS ..ty PEI
50 he l.; but his COST Is maxim this ere "a s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27
LATEST

NEW YORK. May Is. - The Tribune SAYS
The President has received 4 second dispatch
which has not ben sent TO the press. which
stated. with rather more precision than the
nrsf, that the whole rebel army has been cap
tured; aud third dispatch. also private. con
hrmiRg the accounts OF the other two. We
consider both these as nearly Trustworthy as
anything but oG-ial or direct information can
be.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

e Il is stated that Hon. Joshua r Gid
dings, our Consul at Montreal, had a severe sp-
popiectic E. last week, from which he is not
likely to recover.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

Asa Asa Asa such was the CRY o.
'allAndigham from his upper window, 10 doubt
the grand bail OF distress of the Knights OF the
Golden Circle.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

q Two rebel spies were recently sentenced
o death which was approved by the President
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

e Its stated that the rebel Gen A. P.
Bill has Command OF Stonevsll Jackson's army
corps
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

In giving freedom % the Slave ensure Freedom 70
Ill. Free honorabls alike DO what We give ana WA
-. W. san nob.v save OF ueanly lose the ast
h.-t hone u earth Other means may succeed t-s
rolid not fail Tie Way plain. peaceful generous,
ilst way which 4 followed, TIE "oftl Vii io' ~
-,f,,I "a col must forever bless -Pressdsst Ltn-
coin g Hessdgs December, lsoZ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27
POLICY of the Copperheads.

The Republican party have carried o. the VA lor t~o
years They have sent their HELL HOl NIo AID ~ u
DOCS down south. and what have they Acc'
s-..hinv All ~ told them that II tie beginning
mat thew could accomplish nothing all u. is-7.I
ybv because they are OUR BRETHREN And 10"
no -ros back and propose o. kick up fuss here %
~ Sortb. and We ARE READY FOR THEN .-Gso ".
Psek Spsech teors he LGHsiHg Democratic Assoc1ai'o
M1rch 1s63.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

NARROW eCAPEs And LINES Or Ggs HOOK
ER-t,-n Hooker b. nOW isiry very DID, o. fsl-
mouth. IN Consequence manly. a. 20 j. believed,
Of the terrible shock he received from C. nnJn
ball during ore 81 the earlier dsys 0i tie opera
lions a. Chancelior-viie TIE ball struck a pil-
lar 81 the house against which b. va leauing q;
thai time lie vas knocked % the ground and
remained sen-eles- for tsenry or thfty minotes.
IL seems hardly possible that be could have re-
covered from such a shock - a. o. have been
qualified 20 enter again fa- be did, upon duties
Eeighfy that the strongest might vel bend
AID irembie beneath them Shortly aitervard
Gen Hooker tai a -r.li more remarkable escape.
SIN feeling weak and dizzg from the -b0ck. b.
left the command temporarily Niih Couch, 9Th
orders 10 be called Instantly, OF she appearance
81 auv emerge cy. sni iav dovn in his tent
Presently be- began 70 feel faint. -ics a. the sf0u-
acb, AID oppre--ei eifl tie hot Close slmos-
pierre - the teni AID Heat out 70 see i the
fresh ar would tot relieve lin Within tTeuty
minutes after be ieii a shell passed through the
tat ffrif-k he gffrass uDot uhish he had been
Iyipg. and iei- Z mass - tattered rag, lie
i- th- Only commsnairg General except Rose
crans who hls opposed himself ihus dsriugly.-
Cor On G1zefte.
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In lime o. war the President Il Lot above tse
Constitution. but derives bis power expressly
from the provisions Of that instrument Gee arm 2
that be shall bs Commander ia Chief Of the a.
nv AID navy. The restitution does not soeci-
fy the psWers be may exercise 10 tai- character,
For are they defined BY legislation No one de-
nies, hOEeVer, that the President, IL this char
er, l. invested Wiih very high powers, which,
Il Is wei knOEH have been exercised on seve.
raj occasions during the present rebellion.
memorable instance Of its exercise e seen IN the
emancipation proc snatiou. Issued D7 the Pres
idsur - Commander ~ Chief and which be
Jssti6es - military necessity. L i, perhaps,
Hot easy 10 Gehae Slst acts are properly with
in thls designation. but they must undoubtedly
be limited % such are deemed essential 70 the
protection aud preservation o. the Government
ard constitution saich the Presidelt mas sworn
10 support and defeld. And in deciding What
he nav rightiullv DO under this power where
there e 20 express legislative declaration. the
President Is guided solely By bis Own Judgment
and discretion, and Is only snensb-e for Al
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Union sunday school Convention

OF the above sum, s27O. is on account OF
deficient reports Of the previous year.
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The VaiIandigham Trial.

The following Is summary OF the case Of
Clement L v4llandgham, who was arrested on
the hight Of the 5th Of May, a. bis home IN Day
tor, OHIO, on The following charge and sPeeh-
cations: