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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
The blockading fleet had gone south,
I'd aud eastward out of sight.
i a5,5 D. N. INGRAHAM,
Flag Officer Commanding.
THIRD DIsPAT0H.

CHAR1EsroA, Jan. s1.-our gunboatas
Palmetto State and Chicora have reached
their Wharves' They were enthusiastically
cheered by an immense coneourse of citi-
zens, who had assembled to greet them.
Statutes were fred from the forts and
Not a man was hurt on our side, and our
gunboats werenot struck by the enemy.
Our attack on the feet Was complete
surprise TO the blockaders, each-une run
ming away without caring for the others
1t is supposed that nearly allthe crew of
State, which engaged the Mercideta, hay-
ing no boats, and lighting at the time, could
render her no assistance. .ia @
The Quaker City was struck twice, and
one of her side wheels almost torn OF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
A Book for Che Times.

CTATIONERY-RnvelUpe Writing Paper, Inks,
y Pens, Pen Holders &C., all sold At old prices at
retail by 80 JOS. GRAVES,
!, jan2o No. 80 Monroe street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-10
JOHN T. COOKE,
At 732 KING STREET

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREE1as
IL Mac]<cre1, il barrels half barrels, and lita;
Saline n, Potomac Herring, Smoked Halibut,
Smoked Hcrr:ng, and Shifted Beef. Also,
choice brand If Sugar Cured Hams, foa <a:11iy
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and gene,a al as
Sortment Of goods COR family supplies. Call and
examine decI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-10

IL eases on the docket at the commencement Of
+bo war; in which the plaintiffs are non-resl-
dents Of this Commonwealth.
Thomnson vs.. Mitchell-unlawtul detalner;
verdict for defendant
Maxwell IS. Fowler unlawful detainer; yer
dict for defendant.
GIadvin WAS appointed and authorized
- celebrate the rites Of marriage, aud duly
Quali6ed
10 account Of the Alexandria News, Of
e7o 90. fer advertising election notices for re-
,,raseotat;ve from the Seventh Congressional
district, was allowed.
present-C. A. Ware, Justice
The Court, as Court Of Oyer and Termi-
DER, proceeded to the trial Of Jenny Stafford:
= free peg1esS, charged with stealing watch
of The value Of $40 on the Goth Of December,
1862, from Richard Smith. Upon the testi-
monv, the Court decided that the said Jenny
Stafford was not gujItyof the felony aforesaid,
and that she be discharged.
The Court allowed Jefferson Tacey s. for
taking down the dispositions Of witnesses in
the trial Of Jenny Stafford.
To-day, John Murphy, charged with felony,
was examined, found not guilty, and discharged.
The examination Of Isaac Welburne, for
killing I. Comstock, was commenced.
Whenever any Of the carriers Of the Gazette
tail to deliver subscribers papers, we hope III
formation will be left at the Printing office, or
at No. O. South Royal street; and We will en-
deavor to prevent the neglect.
4 letter in the n. Z. World giving an &C
count Of the r view Of the Army Of the Poto-
0,ac on the 7th inst. says:-''The mud was to-
day Of he cid traditional sort, and gave the
President q fine opportunity Tor observation
ton and reflection upon the quality Of soils
and the occasion Of the many delaas and fail
ures OF the army. The recent snow had not
Disappeared and there were several places
where horses We're in great danger Of founder
ing in mud During the day we observed sew
eral cases of ridorless horses escaping from one
side Of slough, while the rider was almost
yainly striving to get himself out on the other
side
Mr. John Sips n, IT,, resident Of Quincy,
Mass, on Wednesday week, as he was leading
his horse (which he had owned for about two
years, and which was not considered q vicious
anjmal) to be shod: the brute suddenly seized
him by the arm, and held on, despite the
struggles Of Mr. s, until I: ncighbor who saw
him came cut Of his house, and struck the
creature several severe blows on the head-the
horse, as he maintained lis terrible grip,
pluuginy and squealing savage}y. The arm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-10
THE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON.

BALTIMORE, April 8, 1863 "A gentleman
who las just reached mere from Port Royal,
by way Of Fortress Monroe, gives us some par
ticulars in reference to the movements againat
Charleston. He lett Port Royal on the morn
ing Of Saturday, the 4th, and passed Charles
ton on Sunday. Nearly all the troops had
left, prior to his departure, for North Edisto
Inlet, eighteen miles from Charleston, where
it was understood they would remain for some
days, awaiting the action of Dupont. Gen.
Hunter left Port Royal on the Sd, in steamer
Ben Deford.
The iron-clads had all left for their destina-
ton, and most of them were off Charleston on
Sunday. In addition to the ''Monitors, sew
era other vessels OF war were lying OF the har-
Dor. The lronsides was prepared for action;
her spars and rigging had been taken down,
and nothing remained exposed but iron.
When off Charleston, the Spaulding was
boarded by an officer Of the steamer Mary
Sanford who reported that number Of shells
had been thrown at Fort sumter in order 30
test the range of our guns; but beyond this
no demonstration had been made. 1t was
said the Admiral would make the James Ad-
ger his flagship; but would 60 into action on
the Ironsides
It was understood that the land forces would
move after the assault had been commenced On
the harbor defenses.
In consequence Of the recent raid at Will
iamsburg, stringent regulations have been
adopted with regard to passes TO The citizens
~ RI . 7,art of tha oor70trv
Anthracite coal is selling in Baltimore by
the single ton at 81. Eggs per doz3n BY the
barrel, at 20 CTS. Butter from rs TO Is cents
per pound, according TO qualits
A negro has been arrested in Baltimore for
attempting to rob the brokers' office Of Messrs.
BroadheDt, and blow open the iron safe with
gunpovdor
Geo. ". Bennett, yesterday, in Washing
gerously wounded, bis father. in-law Enoch
Ward
A man named Stack pole has been arrested
near Boston charged with poisoning his faith
Ell, mother, and Two sisters One Of the sis
ters died, but the other will recover.
LIBERTY HALL.-To-night the fayorite vo~
calist Miss Nellie Taylor takes a farewell bene~
fit, which announcement is sufficient to Ell the
spacious hall TO It's utmost capacity, IS Miss
Nellie has hosts Of admirers here. Tomorrow,
the gentlemanly manager, DR.: Q. e. Hess,
takes benefit, and this closes the season. st the
Canterbury Remember tonight and to-1nor~
VOW night, are the last chances amusement
seekers will have 90 witness the perfurma uces
of the Canterbury Company.
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DIED.

At her residence, Hampstead, Stafford couu-
ty, w.; on the Sd inst; Mrs. SARAH FOA-
TAME ROSE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-10

Nzz- A CARD.--I beg to correct the article
you inserted yesterday, that my stables had
been taken by the military authorities, on &C.
count Of my buying e. S. horses. 10 horses
have been purchased by ne except such as
have fair titles for, and guard has been PIT At
my place through the kindness Of Col. Wells,
Provost Marshal, for nay protection. Aly busl-
ness continues as heretofore
ap lot LOUIS DOL GLAo:
DJGGY FOR SALE-A light p I 8 6 !,
- without top, new, strong and banQs0meiy
finished, is offered for sale. Apply to Il. } A
COBS, No. 66 Prince street, near the corner Of
Fairfax ~ st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-10

Whenever any Of the carriers Of the Gazette
tail to deliver subscriber papers, we hope In
formation will be left at the Printing office, or
at No. "a, South Royal street; and we will en-
deayor to prevent the neglect.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
City intelligence.

T~rNN 1mots,Np noiI.ns Iosy sSJ Fo,Np..-rbere
story atoat !es;efdby in Ws street rea.
ve tie loss and subsequent recovery Of $50 GOO in
the rnoo Bank which ran IN THE vice. One Of the
teNors, Hppoars, prepar ny pees1ge OF bills foT
the Nl.ariog House when he missed envelope
ius Sc 0oC, whien no hsa lew moments previously
placed upon the table. lie Immediately consulted with
tho casEer IN re'atou 10 the matter, when 10
ranged that thorough search should be made of the
tire building. one o the clerks suspected VI hay ng
pnrloncd the sage, and upon charging him with tho
thot lie appeared quite confused AMI evidently
sderabiy troubled IN mind Subsequently the officers ~
the bsnS found the envelope minus the billie The base
mept ~ the building and later IN tbe diy The money
al recovered, bGt.how U n.wbats manner the bank ON
no tossay. here s not much PROBABILITY Of the
ana coming beiose no police magistrates there an
evident desire the part of the banx folks keep
matter perfectly suei curious peope, those Wall street
banners.
NuysoS o. rE BSo.pws, BUEol Tho broadway
xnd Seventh Avenue Railroad Their cars yesterday FOR
toe drs, time TO BARCLAY street, adjoining the Actor
pou,e The Barclay street are new, large aud com
modlous aud painted of drab color. The old cars
will SIN run 70 Eroome street. aud " Oe dstng
by being o' rcd color Down towu visitors IN 1ud
;h route 10 tho lower par, OF tie Park one OF the quick
ext. ~ i IS the most direct
~ AireSD lsrcsras.-i hss been aud Is calling
upon the citizens o New YORK sad Brooklyn foI conri
buone OF money soe clothes for the Howard Mission snd
Home Tor little wanoerers under the superintendent of
Rev W' Van Meter she has escaped si efforts 60 have
her arrested Mr Van Meter ssye there are no apon,s
employed IN behalf o! the Mission aud begs sl him
~ arrestiug her.
ltNhE EcfTr.-An s,Iosi total eclipse OF the moon ~
ts.e place a; twenty minutes past O'Clock on neat
Wednesday morning Nsaetean enteths of the moon
VII be obscured but the ciect IN be visible GU the
American continent
SVySN7R lvEvuE INrsovtyrNr = meeting OF the rro.
resty the 7th avenue above the Park was hold
A. the once OF John MCave ~ Pine street, yesterday to
adopi for completion according TO the act Of
1852 kenneth &. White, Fsc., was appointed chairman
and ! NJ Squire. ksq secretary. committee was A..
pointed 20 procure the completion OF the petition and
sasc what other arrangements may be Necessary The
of hsf the l0ts on .Ls avenue have a..
ready sgued the petition
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Police Intelligence.

f"Weu RtTr'--h Nsy >o,oI--frsncis Mccoy, =
y"ans mar rosdns 81 is5 Fast Eleventh street, was shot
sSa seriously injured ~ the Democratic Councilman c
Cou'erson heo nj be Of Grand ara Ridge streets
~ Wednesday uebt mao rsced Lewis Bsrsl was
arrested on suspicion o. having tired the shot but, no one
appearing %ansi him he wss die.harged. The AFFAIR
stances Would admit
RrsnAs NoaIssss W lnocBs--rusene Gi,siewicz
Russian pobIenan was brought before Justice Kelly
yesterday on ohsree Of stealing danor< ring valued
al 81 900, from Nshsu ". Wolfe, Of No sac T,h ave
Our reporter could not learn under ~hs, circum
sisnces the jewel changed hsnde 90 tho stsrs IN Sue
case were placed under lock and key fer rome prorc
other, and nothing further than be fs1t OF tho
arrest would be furnished 70 the public. What ~ %
ee ~ SO much secrecy can be We carnot niseinc VIII
Jutlce Nelly pleste eIlfhten We 90 The eutiecu
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Prime Gases.
UNITED srAyEs CIRCUIT couRp.


Nov l9.fhe Uaitoa StAas IS. ne Ssomcr Naaas and
her Cargo NELSON, c. J.--Yhe Nassau captured on
,he 2stb Of May 1862 cy tho steamer State OF Georgia.
J r. Armstrong, United States Navy oCnp'abder while
attempting 20 break be blockade Gf the port u Whining
ton G. Tho vessel bas been sd'd, aad grea, portcp
OI She cargo, consstipg o htary equipment
tas been appraised and turned The government
Har ard others nlervened che court below, Irt
GAINED len upon the veseei maAorja ueo, auJ for
repairs 'pvr ier at their yapd ~ Wilmington, State cf
Delaware, N the summer 0 1860. Ibe siDoont
Changed 's tep Uons0nd do,ars end np-
warde q y sduSied that iroI~rIy ssi>ed az pfile OF
tho iaw q oaNns dis bafred or a latent
oprnbr sDces, aJo, this respect, IS dstiu
guisuec upon fcrefiures cnder tue mon-
pal "a Siaso Tho learned tho cIanau
has, with great Industry ned ability sought 10 bring the
oi the eisfs 81 the Nassan within the latter cafe
pCsy bat s'te the Judgment of ,he Court the or
tho HIrwatia ind espccia;'y after state Of cv1
recognized iy the Tsa,ng p0ser Under
sttutiou. there be VOL onpded doubB INST the
vessel erd cargo ee,sed for vO,at OF the augC bo.k
Ade or aseneDy property, prAcs OF uper The
law tf naf;QGs abj not under maBicua authority lbs
vessel. rave seep, was cGplnrtd he late May
,aG2 The case ~ t,e tls,lnarts doubt bard
bot the r"e.ty sst ~ tbe courts bnt appeal
tLe government, q YoOse baros sys The process G
the vessel
Pe,Jet he'Gw affirmed
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY,

Desperate Enbountcr Ia Bnrrocro.
ONE lIAn saor psAp AND ASorHLs c.E BxAssgp.
Tho earroom OF tas -. Nicno'ss " corner Of 11eih
strcoi ana Elo0rir edalo road, was mo sseos OF y
aosp4raie counoi yesterday afternoon about o6e
O'Clock be.rsen Henry Aiseo. .hs bartender, aud
James O. Merriam, deputy sherin on one eide and
an unkacgD ,oussho,e,h.a on ,ho olhar The trouble
ns-t .ommentcd between Alien aud Ne unknown, the
atser ueirs ressrs knife WIN fearful erect upon ihe
person of ms adversary Tie ores Of ahe wounded
attracted The attention OF Deputy Sheriff Jauncs C. Near
ano, ylo was passing in stage az w tme he 70.
pared promptly 10 The Assistance o. tho bartender
ana succeeded in feseuine him from sne banos ~
his assailani the long shorepian thct turned upon
Merriam ard attacked him lercey with the knife when
.he latter IA so defence, compelled ~ use his ra
Volver. The asflant el m0rtaly wonndst a. the fret
nie ano brealhcd his last in tie Of ,he man whose
Dfe he sought SO eagerly q few moments prev cnsiy
Tic fhlrteth precinct police conveyed ths remains 20
sLe station al tho OF Broadway and Eighty.
fourth street where iDquest w) DO held oy Coroner
NauInann az early this morning. ~ present
cause can 30 assigned for the attack tho bar
Tho deceased total stranger the nekhborhoOd,
was probably 6borhg under the nfluepce oi liquor
when he entered he saloon. Allen y sovereS wounde1,
tai ~ p,obabs be able 10 attend 10 BIB onsress 10
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Mysioraous Shooting Case in aos fo"fe"
AyoDGs,
--,,, vy o.,,, .,,p vseKp ~ THIS FoLICf sut1 Ct


AyoDGs,
rrH NV tnxecE suP tsHsBl ~ THIS foLitf suei sr
AssEsP oP THE ssoruESs c"sfehi'
Amyg,.r,ou- sbooi.pg agrey growing ont OF dt nea
&C dufonlty IS now under hYes'ea''Oh 20 o'o
Ea,, "a ,.e Jenorson Market Po,oe Court which oeecs
vc,at on and proper explanation CO iee part " oei-
tan OF Gals ,ts bavng been suppfossed 70 long
Tho PARTICULARS Of tho affair as comnupeaed &c 'ef
,eo.rts, Yesterday appear 10 be as follows
oo wedoesday night ~ Dir. wil,sw Kseiias, oi ite
firm Of Renard CO. wA passing through Fourth ave-
mo on hrs way home no seoosied ~ two wen
spowu lawyers, uaioed Jaraes and Sscoim Caropeei!,
who ,rqulrod hs maine Mr. Re,etss giving the de.
soi Information war assaulted by James Campbell. vic
tI.ed 20 1so revolver but was prevented from 90
ing &C. by ketetas grasping his arm s'rngg,e
the for tie fossosson CT Tie.
weapon hut Malcolm came Up at The critical moment,
apd sral.hod The weapon on. Of MS tToIhers hand.
James tborenpop called upon Malcolm 10 shoot when NE
latter .ook deliberate al Ketotas and discharged tie
wespoD face Fortunately the ball passed throaGb
The v'ctms cheek, and DID 90 further uJlry itan 10
bctng teeh wound fhe assailanis ,borGht hey Lao
infcted wopnd however, ted, ,eavne her
vctm y ~ bleeding upon the Sidewalk
Keteitas, Gpcn beiug picked up by ibo Twenty pntb
precinct pc.e could assign no cause for tho cobmss'en
Of assault. Be stated that he well acquainted
with The .ampbe,s, and coud not imsgne why ,hcy
sought inJure BIN. The wounded man was conveyed
to his residence and the following day made complaint
against his assaans before Jusce Kelly. Here comes
,be mysterious part Of the transaction. For some
ether the papers we're held back from
The reporters Thursday, and yesterday, when
they required the reason why 70 mDch
eecTesy observed they Informed that the mags
reasons Of which not necessary 20
explain. The clerk charge OF the afdavs stated that
Justice Kelly would not be N attendance at Court until
day and that IN the meanwhile he bad been specially
Instructed 10 keep the afdavits under .oCk and key All
the information that could be elected from the clerk
that The Campbels held 10 bail each n the Of
81 900 10 the charge and that there young
lady the which probably accounts oy the eiy
OF certain parties TO keep the matter secret
The position and respectable standing Of the parties 10
VOWED together with attempt conceal facts,
ders the interesting and already all sorts o
circulation relative 10 the origin OF the d
Guilty 10 IS also iDtmaed that Of the o0roperB 10
| conversapt with all the facts.
Malcolm Campbell formerly the law partner Of
Thomas Francis Meagber aDohss m;xed considerably "a
politics M Keteitss IS merchant, and ,vss at o. "a
Wcft thirty frst street
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
NOV iGMBER q, 1868 TRIPLE SHEET.
~se block ado Runnsrs
uIs IAYAL uOhRhsyONDnnuG.

UrrrHp aIAsE3 Srrangs OseTKr, !
Or GAlyBror Texas, Nov ], 1865 J
Cot..ge or Re YiEaapa 9eeay nd JAMS edai,-Je
faTsiealays of q. chase Gsa (GPtare, dc, dc
Tho Cssipee, Aroostcoh and Koonsbeo chased re
stoameb James Battle aud WIN. Bagoy from sheJ Ella
.ous OF Xobne bar naii Tho ,,no q their csptore,
Al bag past i've A M. ihe KeDnebec ~as s,gpalaed 70
chase The smoke 10 eastward (Which wSs the Baey),
whs tbe Osapet and A,cosoob eohtipaed &c GLase she
Battle. .--+.-'-
AZ els A. nj. Ne slgttca htoaoie, stanoils N ~esS
ward Which eoou after AID when toll to altered
her course and stood afte The ehase hen hull up ahead
AT nine NJ che strange steamer brought TO The Chase
About ten A. N. We boarded The strange steamer,
vhh pro, 10 be The Ue oo AND cor taned tho pfae
VA The steamer James Battle from Meoile for Havana,
with cotton ana rosn.
AT The time OF The capture We Vere about eight miits
distant and distinctly she Colore hoGted by the De
soto aud tie bat boarding she steamer Tho AroostooA
wac within signaling disifpoe OF rs sstern.
AZ baf past ten stood 10 the eastward &c intercept
Tho vessel Chased by the Kenneocc. At bafpast one
p NJ made the ohase, and the Kennebec s;i 10 pursuit.
As olovn NJ 6fcdthe forecastle PIVOT Gun, when me
chase showed lghts md hove 70. On boarding the
chase found 10 Do the WIn. Bagey, from mobile Tor
Havana with cotton rcsn Al the tme OF the cap
tu,e of the Pacey The Kepnebec was within Two miles,
and The De soto, which had followed us, war wytfir
HlO distance
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Ths"EsgiVjns Day.


Tbnstsy e 2Cth Inst. hay inr bt%n lessr etse ~ the
President ~ the Upited STATES ana by the ~
thg state a day of itanasrivng AMI Prayer, II be-
the duty % every rOoc cn1en 10 roran from al
reculsr empoymsn,s that dsy and 10 jevoe Il %
sppropr ate religions exercises.
Perhaps, ,uevsr boi're since be a nation have
for heartfelt srattnde 60 God for the
greatness Of bis merces. He has spared ms from
enoe and lroJsh abundant halyestS and remuneraiye
Industry blessed with nusna property. Py ja nld
,u,dsnce have been enaO'ed 10 repel the
trearon awlessness which threatened 10
our and Of constitutional liberty into the abode ~
arehy, aud 20 maze our name I byWArd snc rel rfa h
among tho nations. N she midst OF the .'aarni-
lee of war n brighter flfpre Gswns Ipoo us.
Our forces arc victorious and land fae
area of Tho rebellion has becen 'ircums ,rbci
treason has beer reeukeA the spirit OF anarchy sab.
dned tho sentiment of loyalty strengthened. foreign
enmitv sbaisd lie, pray tbat these auspc.GIs 70.
rns may speedily followed Dy ths restoration or
and rssiernal feelings throughout the sni tt.
warning roEteTy The inst ators " the rebellion, who
have wantoniy wcsedy attempted destroy our
their crime their misguided followers may be
brought back - their allegiance and dny that al VINO
have siunod against the maosty oi Law laady striving
to subvert the mid aud bsnef.eus governments under
which i've may repent OF their ihs
| sentiment ~ Patriotism rcslndled In ,beir hearts.
Given nDdef my hand and the seal o tho pay0enlty n,
fbe city Hen, IN tho city OF New York this
n.S twenty fret day ~ November, in The year O
opy Lord one tb0hsaud right hundred end n y.
three. CEOHSE OpIlYhE. Ehyos.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
peysonal Intets,Ssu.r.

Governor Yates, OF Wlnois Hon. lohn shcyr5an. q
on 10, Judge Miller ~ HudsOD; Gon. G. IT, SheYrll ai
Albany Judge Nelson ana Hon. r Ri.e. Of MrDesota
captain Sanford OF Boston, aud Hon q. Yihbsra Of A.
bany, are stopping at the 50. Nicholas Rosl.
Hon. W. H. Swan, G. r. Up,ou and E. Crane Q. sap
A. Pollok, of Washington. O. H. Bectwitb, of chicago
W. Alon Of Auburn. q. Espis and lady, OF wash ron
O. X. Hamilton, OF New Brighton; Hon. r. i Foster Of
New Haven, and Judge J. W. Isits, ~ Wssbin.too ars
stopping az tie Astor House.
Hon. James Monroe aud family, 0. Ebr,dse " y T.
=. Browne, OF California General j. Nokin.try " s.
louis: General A. C. Niven, of Monticello, " YIN H.
willard lady, OF Illinois "A. D. McCroery o. ealoruis
Prof Charles ,. nowd, Of North Granville Ellis OF -
IQuis, and \. W May, q Minnesota Ae stopping NJ %,
Metropolitan Hotel
Advi,es from Vienna s,ate hat Prince 10 sie.tenct
bar had audience q. leave of France Josepb and
making preparai ions 10 return 20 Paris 10 his
plonstic duties,
men uf eSceilsrt health
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Arrivals mud DepRrtures.
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Maf,y her y,eeicsey Madame de Ly.oa,sy and ~ ser
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Maddox G cosAn and son. VIM cfossey. = fhora.
Wv ou,,N.-s,ern.hr cI,olc--B Mayer. No,s.be.
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S"s zo.-Sera,a n. Ck"fe s. jnr,es Fri,i,.- We
rsrte. 10 stis s.top we're ooth members Of the New
YORK state mna, tie de'eodant neutensnt. and u =
p1ut acting second lieutenant. The reg n,ent
10 Esrrsbrg last fnmmer 10 repe The rebe INVASION,
snd wbie hero mottsrs occurred IN = 10 she
plaintiff VIII ob pocssioued a tax sinoog his qGa
in New York On The return Of the regiment TO New
York ,be defendant was asked II what was snd Of the
painur true. and then. alleged, the defendant
rad that the plaintiff bsered horse for about week
get me United states brand or, IN order to bring -
away ith him That be was cowardy lOaer and thar
aud sod the remainder aud put tine proceeds % their
tor these words the plaintiff chained 81 600 dam.s-
ses rede'eDce general denial and that the charge
true.
Both the parties ard several witnesses examined
sbd the testimony soroewhs, conflicting The Jury
sfter few minutes consultation returned verdict for
the painti6 damages six cents.
hyTue for paintir, Galbrsh snd TowrsheLd for &C.
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