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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06
Manuring without Manure.

The Agriculiurist has an article under
tbs head from Which NC compile the follow
ing Suggestions.
Il often happens thai farmer wishes 20
manurc field or two more than has dung
heap VII allow. or that D. wishcs 20 enrich
a piece Of ground lying AZ too great dis-
tanoe from las BARNARD foE convenient
hauling manure.
II You 90 no; wish O. NEEDLE 9Th patent
fertilizers. usc mack. II your farm contains
bed q IL. or II You can st II with reason
able cost.
To p-cpare muck Tor Use. haul Il into the
feld and NIX Il thoroughly With ashes or
lime.
one hsndrcl bushci, Of hard wool ashcs.
unleachcd. Vii ncgtraiizc the acids q So
cords % muck. and 81 cords vii MANURE .
acres Of Land.
Il this comPos; + made up IN the fan lc'
it Pee shovvlcd over once oT tvicc before
usius IN spring.
When ashes Is noi convcni,niiy AZ hanl.
line nav hc used a. The rate q bushel q
lime % La3 a cord Of muck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

ANIiti l>~rI>Cr. ! VA. mich ri.1-,l
th.. day hy lete-ting th- strataecm. 81 a.
vr,n r9 conceal it- n-.t from ol..er,atisn
D. Lai formed ho.lov .rac, .1 ,h- thateh.
on th- inside ~ uv c1v.h.i. in which 70
PLACED .ts r,., hv thc SD. q a rat.-. and
finished e WITH iis usual n.afues.. ia, I..t
the orif-e ofits ell shoall ,aear, a-t-n-
tio-. O. had ns-ii--utly hung rl-,r,d r..s..
81 moss on the straw worA. conrraiinc the
cutrancc. and arrar-ut'v p-.e--lin- iron.
Oh, ra.ter and .o r.eri,.t va. thr deception
thai ] should uot have notieed E.. tor-L
tossraalr olser,aut of such things. hal at
the b.-i betrayed her secret arI haTT-.I
out Nov. l7m shat altraat. ,aa-e l.l
OBJ. .fraf--em r-oe,sl, Ilaf % va. r.t .
b. seemed h>, an aaerrha.-Lf .--ian-sr "a.
T-.rr..srd. ari cort1sarrs r...-,-I TO-
cortrtanes vii.h O.r-.urlatt. i..r-
woa.i hase r-a-trl to. -From Obi, Jaa--
pal az a Nl-a-lr.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

c0-ra- ln1-.on a. va-i.rlslr cau.r.i Ee rrf -lr.I
t..rasc. be- lf.nr. l..arirrl ell .,l.- l-a
urrca.f.F frt. irfarc ar. fith eel t.tr
ha'its - ferr-s.InE rtes. ar.l s'rtr a. y
a. scucrusi tnfcrtarn. Nhatraer PEI .ts ts...e.
f - lerci larv ln e. lurs-.llt..lr. lr..rr.. re
from rarvuts o. Children crts &C. ta.-t FL
fsur-h rcurrairln +" Indeed. Il seems fa te th-
ro-t ~ lln vto saTs. 1 81 Vslt &c in.1l.-
uts u t.c fathr-. u-on thrir ,t Avn de
-rasrs uh.rh if orf..r-ssrs --i~ rsr.. To- u--ret
l0curilrr % n orraus tt sftrrks. In ftc
iurss, >lr'fala Trriaers il'crg'-s. sri fla..y
lHl91rlrtun in ~ .'rrf. sae'r ~ v't =
srTrurstc ar1 hccorlr u'orrrus so-rs i1 -
.tn-lsrh AT hosris. dcrar..s zirrts vh.rh g-o-
inor ni .-rsf-u-. drsTer-s. 40 liver con-
ria-rfs o. tir skr. erur.se auf rats-rrls
afacti.rs- Ihesr al tsfirE &C. ssrrr or.ar.
-r-l.-r thr SANE rrwrIs. w.. rer.r. sra.r 81
iat.-.ratlon q thr hcol pa.r trs t'..-f.
49, trar dsugU-uus dstfur~.- irsre roa.
Va irr',e fra.. or o.rrrItr I.o-l $50 .sr.
urf lave t-l't. u.th Lsi a m . &c t.s- '
ira'tAv. sea oaarl; have s.rci1'ous 1.-saaa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06
Ayers sarsepa-iua

D. cr--rl1.ri frnn 90 rlrft ~Fc-taa' as.
d.-rs fhsf uf.flrsf s..rr0e taf 81 t.uF.rft 20
tiis s.i.-'r-- f..-r-nf~r sni fnr t.e rl-r cr tie
dt.ar.irrs a sntaa. That 30 b. fsr -nF-r-r o.
49, ofh-r rrue,is rri DEVISED. "a krosl tr 60
NO harr sfV-- q = trlni ne @. f.rs COM
upua t.as class 81 oumT.ai-ts. 81 .rlsF..a
frorrn p thr grrzt r1u.-flir of Iu'H..s
kloun ara rc-nsrkali- curr- BE- - r-s-ts %
a. f''io-n< dl-..es K,-C's Evil CT
GlRndGlar Swellings. Tuners. Errp-
tons. PInples. B!o;ches and Sores. Ery-
spela.. Roe or 81 Anthony's Ere. salt
Rheum. Said Head. Coughs ron -
bercaloas deposits IN tn lungs. White
sEelhngs. Debility. DroPsy. Ne-rslE.a.
Dyspepsia o. Indigestion. SYPHILIS and
syphilitic Infections. Ecrc1risl Diseases,
Female Weaknesses. s-t .-.tos-. '..- 500
s~re. . cn-rp's'r.s Gas --se from lrrrrfv
a. tr hrei M.rat- rrf--t. 81 lei tts1e-i
Cascs raF o. f1l1i ln ArrHs AuErfrss
Atusrsc. ~trh is flrr ..hsi tl f.r fr1 go
So --n-1l-a1s t.rr.tt-lDl utrre.. Hrar -
l-1rr-f 80 tirrrfrors - rs 49,. ART sor1r 81
ti. fsE.zFkslie r'irtas utl d be- hEs r-a..r ~tla
nu ot1rr rrrrilrs tai fi.rl O. .euri r. -
lhnrr aasrs A. rurroseir fakrr ffu-n at 49,
toes a e. c1larrv fn order fhat every -raier
nay have 49, f1 s..rlr ore - o. -sr s-rsk 'p
i.-l q 81. l-n-ats irur, g~rsoraI sNr~rr---
~rr.f-.s f~rrrssrs az afrr. r-rr-.Fs 49, fErs
asos bel victims far rnorr sutrs-t q, a ..raf-
81 i-. isfsl r.-ai-s thal arr tra.tsF tsr......
t.ar.s i-or @ trnis O. rl.r-r-. a.. .-1-s
s-r.fiv sass-rr-. ~ srcrss~ turaf ri 81 tar.aa
Is llr a. iurorrnnre 81 .rrsf os.r.s ..rls-
i-rrs has % rs t1 sFent yrars IH rrrtr.f.--
-rrnc.lF utrh - a.irguair o. .-s cur It.s
90 nr- ofrr o. 80 puhii- unief 'a~ E.r.r -
Aatss ~aasaFkhlLLs. arluI-s 81 i- rcl..
r.Hs.I n -r-ia erts srrle &C rti.h exrs-al f..
30 20 ~lrs1g.gril1 in s.afrsnrr pnstr l.F
its AZ So NAV Fr.1trr- yu--.. n f-all t.r saf
.r- rnt ls-. -rr of tar-c f.-or-rrs f-r-r OBJ
thr faai o.frurtio-s thaf rot as f-assr ia i.r
t.rrl rar-r cas- th- rar-a Cd. l.srasr. a..
r,-uruls bald rI ti.ou ur 3D. fr--..ar
slf-les 49, rrrnriv .-la'airr 60 wa frr..
trrrt. as fhls eNr~.s ttc d.srrmr~-s vtal
lara ~- e. system 20 lu-st oa; ca az
Tarr 70
Ws sr.s the ru',.. have hsr- tc-s.vca o.
many ror.r-0 AIS az >irs.ra1 ita- lr.l..-..l
-r 90 il r.f..-- Pc rrr e.. ....rr ..
trr trf 1Hr f.sr0-- .rfri fn tit D. s..-r-s
have .-rr Fruv~n o. aha1lant ira. 49, Ger.
rersrs o. .l1t t.l1 n bel l-- --sF..A. ea.r ...r
O. -.r l.r ~ ilr aff..f.r- . .s.n.rs be- n. .-.
;.rl-i f. -rara. Altorea urI.r &C. same
laa.t. .s i. q rarF l.lrrrrf u..-...lt f..fa 81.
o-.rf -'.ra has h-sn telrr &C. le.t - I.
o. l-r, eE-fssi ti-1 s-v lt.rr El.la tas
sssT lcsa asElatlc % thsm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06
YNWK88 NOR(OWS,

D. gusaiitis-. b, ne dcrrn 30 s.sze oae.
wafch case. So u,st-riai. So Wst-hu-aksrs
~iii - farulshrf chrap-l thas ihes ena D. i- a.
81 foftl.ni. IN .hert Pcspie hat h-fief cd on
Ben aai ave ulan~v-
ErerHfhirg vafrarrr.'fo o. shai u fs 49, &c.
w. ottn s. s- iiaur-ff 81 b. i-st O.. fls and
he $3.50 --rr to .uccrci- Az ~ork rafru.fci
Co hin 81 D. taus acosri.ug to caatrart. ant
~srraafri cd.
tis vs-ct i.s~ o. 49, arT ~alch-s fhsf hav~
ben srasfic o. farNp~rlrasr-l sarkanra. aaf if
h. Ore ulsks ih-ua I~rt.rul ~sH thrfe ~lN Do 3D.
f har-r- To- -a.a- .fh clrrss.
flsln -arrh urssrulru-s stf b. taI lrsrir.l
h~u rrvnfr~t. an. ra-t rusrtlrr nr vrrsr $50 r.
pil o. ait~rri ta Lee L-ras--la~al. af iair
nf c~. thrououaetsf haiaaor- ia--rtrr i1 vafr hss
Oh st hnr~ riatn halauCfs. and hua.'r arfthlr-
that 81 r,.ufrrt ta - dsu- ta a ~afrh or rt-rk
~ili D. asnr I'D be - 81 anl ~afrattft ta Is taar
ta varkaaarikr u.snnrr
Msrk saifrit-,. irlln othrr safchankrrs. s .rh
~il D. turr at o. fafr tlrraaat.
Jcwelry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly ENecutcd.
R-Cssbpail far ODD Gaid sad SILVER.
REruFtIuL.1-si. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06
Fron he AgriesEural Rs.'e~.
Philosophy OF Deep Flowing.
"sPEKD TnKFLo~."

r. - tim. ~i.o lie cultivated Sail
~. u,r,lr scr,rea. uhen the ponderous
Nov. a-a~n hv tDur horses. IAid bare the
s.r,h bu, 4. fc~ inches below the surface
Bu, The memory q The oldest inhAbitAnt-
harslv roes hsck 70 that casV going time.
and nov m.sufactarers sucoe,Sivciv out-do
eaeh Other IN the production Of indictments
bv which the soil !. thorourhiv and deeplv
pslver;red. That deep blowing Is hene6-
cal 70 The soil Is admitted bv every infeli-
cent farmer. bot the particular sol most
benefited BY II. and the p-oper time for
the Performance q tbs operation. arr sub
iects on which variety Of opinious p-e-
walls. SaH CLAW soils are the most benefit
Cd by deep blowing. and the results arr
still uoro satisfactory when the Sulsoil : q
the sane nature A. the supcrsol. II the
farmer cannot extend the superficial ara q
his farm. he can. az least. ada the cubicaI
contents Of rs productive portion. Bv
thoroughly breaking CD the subsoil. Il j.
exposed 20 the action Of The ar. the miner
Al food Of the plan,s becomes liberated from
It's latent state and made availablc. aud the
sourncss. which Is frequent p-opertv Of
the s1hsols. disappcaus
In the working Of stia soils. the labor cx-
PENDED in pulrcrizin- vii be highly p-o-
ductive; but care shoald be taken tlsf the
quantity II subsoa brought % The. su-f,e,
j. no. greater than a winters fros; i suf7r-
zen, thoroughly 10 ,ii.intcrrate II tbc
land Las been reccntiv drained. ara th.. M
deriving soa exhibits a blush tint. NJ,
raore than one and 4 hall inch-s sboul5 h..
turned over on the su-f.re sol. II TOO
lar-e = ouantitv ~ ,be ips.--il. .,f..,l D..
broucht Cd. the fertility q The Land nav D..
seriously impaired for several vea-S. III,
rru,,dv in tbs case i tbe -eres,.l ara
careful tiliare Of the surf.c. so;l- an ~.
abundant spplication u manure II how
ever. The sub.o;l D.. r,s-,l, l-,,.,, ,-r, b,
the suhsol plow or The shade ,,d 40,
brourht IN olaptitv 70 IL. ,ur.,,, Oh, NIL
verizaiion nav be advsnts~eouslv made q
extend 10 much Greater deptb. a. smag
portions nav from time a. tins D. l,-ou-b,
10 the surf.c, In ia. ,opr.. Of ,;Il,ge
Deem cultivation - in,nrli..ll.. IN tb.
case q sandy so;l. c,crrt ~, ,b.v -,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

lftk az rsrrnslFe frfs~tsr- rf r..ssf.ls af ~
Il sears. rnnfrrr~s e. -rTrfs Ess.~ats e. ths
Inft.i >ia.ss. aiss. ts t.r-af rritssa Fssar- aal
aihrr iof~t1n raunirl~s. tasrHts - --r safr,a.
Hsnts. AGO. a.. aat In fs.rfs ar Iirast-s.
&C. rsfrnts. sNrrufrf aa harfsl trruls. sd ~tfh
.e-lafsh. &c., hrs utt- 1901. An~rtraa 90
ut 81 fairafs 10 iarert.nas-tsf t-.i ~ ofher
s.trrcr rrar'rr q ir IN .affrrs tarh "a the s.ua-
Cope. of th- r ls,uas ef 49, rst-nt taruishrt q,
r,uitiiag 90 dollar. A., suurats rrclftrt "a
Mashisrfaa
H. aE~-cv 30 nof oais the i.rg~st in Nr~
Inrisnf. 30 throuzh % tasrairrs have stshafs-
- Go s-rrrtnr uaifufs 90 ssrrrtaratng che pat
eufahi.lfs of tasenftoas. uasurrsas si b.. ID ~
rurasrrsliy suT,rrtsr fe. uhrch can D. oa~rrt
tkra1 ri-~u h-r.. Thr go lusealsI. i-las give
pFov- that $500 BE- MORE SUCCESSFUL. At
TflE PATENT OFFICE thsn th~ sui-crii--rs
sd as ~tCgF~~ y TuE nE~T FRooF
90 ADVANTAGES And ABILITY 10 -auli
I'D thaf h. has sias.iani r~asrn 90 l-Iurr~ aud
Csa rf'-av- that af afhrr arior ei 10 ktnt srr
80 chsrg-. O. rratsssssusl ssrvlcc- rao-srst~
he iuau-ru.s l.rsrito- 81 th- sut.erti..r trrfaE
t~eufs Nrars r..i. ha- saai.-t hil FL arr.rlalaf-
vsst Co'ertlou ri sTHerrh-sf.s1s ani ofhrlal g.
rlsian- rststfre tn r.sfrufs
Tee. h~srl-. 49, sNrrnstte li.rarr - i~sal
srt uusr haaarsI srrAs. saf trI ar-rsals .l rsi-
rufs rraat~t ia th~ t-ifrf ~raf-s 49, T-rot- .
r-n.i~r htaa aI,ts. t-soaf q.-traa. ts oasr .ap~-
fisr isciaf.e- s. aatsir.a- lr.--.rs.
a. rrrrssIfr nf aafrrs fa Mrshtr-far. e.
frar-r~ fasrraaf. an. f.r rfrlt usaal tras fhsrr
ar~ ave- tasraters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06
importing Houses.

a. Bosfon. b. thiak. he CA fsrni.h ro.is chap
thaa ran o. terri this sils q Ha.ion.
IA has WATCHES CT Nuericau. S~iss. Tur-
hsh aut frrarh. Hsn;iag saf oT.u Paced. t.oit
firer 800 tstr Ct-ss
SPECTACtE~ ~ 81 ti,i.. ani 49, quaatits
of go. o. sef tu oL -g-ciaee bo~.. a. sait al.
80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

IT, Mrsu Wtrfr-rur. A simple auI
.az,r..r. r..a,l ~ merla- rat.r.rir,s.
BE- tas,r.t.sd I.l. a. oorre.T..f...nt of o. -.
er'''r Amerrar. There ulsa pressure .f
water ou tae PIPES ~ more than ftg t.t
a'ad. IT, Goo erls of the pipe were 81 IL.
e SO. ari ti.a small ID. o. broken .o
all ef vas placed a-.1rI t..r. ia rt.
'a.Ha'e, tae water ia 'he r.rc vac frozen.
g. plugs removed a sd.r, ri... ~ r.I.s ...
ssrt'd ard perfectly soIler,d. l1I .a fts
minutes more the BE- .a tle pipe va. thar-
ca anl o. water flowing lr..ly through +,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

The Worlds Great Remedy FOR
Coughs, Colds. Ircipicnt Cca-
sumption, ard Tor tho RELIEF
% Corsumptivo patients
IL advanced stages
or the disease.
Il.s As lrcn I'D bong ISL rrl e. r-.s-r
ss..t s-aar. thaf uc rerl Co. ro r.ar. fhrn
assar- r.r rn.... f.sf .ts 4a...f. .s kr.f ar Cd
&C. '-.t BE- t.er has t.fa. rrI f.af o nav o.
,..l 1r to lo al r ts. .t-r I.r.r
lrr-al1 lf ia e. Ayes a e..
illa.a- 4.l a .... ft.-...a
i.rrI Nl.s
$50 fr .' f----.s-s rs--vu t---
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PATENT MEDICINES,
Al ~ Which NJ ofcrs 81 Who-.sic or Retail.
tthe Lowest Cash Price.

COUNTRY DEALERS win d. 49, o. ca1
On 80 so ave their ifeight iron the cits-
fEDpLEkS ~fn fat o. 80 their airastagr o.
cell ugan hrn assi -iock vr- Bees iu conuecfion
urh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

A. r. % 90. h.. r.ss. Go u.. THIR-
TEiN arr.Ia-srssu-. a. sI 30 n~r 81 uhlrh rat-
rrrs tafr t~~n rrarrrl. an. ftar ID 49, r.-atfsr
80 u.rafsraseat.r rr.-.I III r.~at ta=al aal
s'...r sH. ah..rt BE- r.arf a-sfs 90 ts r~can-
r.rr. aN larrarsrs is aaf,.s o. Ben fs rr.-.al-
farrr Fatrrf-. as SEES rnar i- ere .f taF.rg enc
rs.s- arhtaI arrrr..s I-sf.us.f 90 ttrlr casrs.
aat at rrfs r-asonafa rharr-.
JOHN TAtsAEr.
nurrnr eighr ur-fhs go .af--r.f--r .a ra-rs-
FL be iargr o. s-farr assir aa fa.rs r--'.f a.
rI.fsfs.a. IN TIN ARR A.. ~ EEY oNE
af st.-h 49, .rr -l .a Do llr..r u. fn. .--ts-
s..arr rf B. trnrs o. 20 EDDY
f..-l.a. fir- r. I@sg 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-08
WAR NEWS,

1c'A't0'H HtIS i1an U5Si IA 20 cS acUGtc orr Iiud-
son II1e expeditions 80 The west side Of the
Mississippi and to Porlchatoula have been cf.m.
petely successful. Some fighting occurred at
Ponclsatoula; bat the losses are not reported
Large quantities. Of produce were captured and
destroyed. a report from Texas is to the
effect that Gen. Magru]er has granted per
mission ~ holders to transport cotton to the
Mexican frontier for the purpose Of exchanging
It for supplies
Scouting expeditions to Warrenton and the
knA Kan mountains returned to Gen. Stahrs
headquarters on Sunday, having ca pJured fifty
one prisoners and S number Of horses 4 Con
teder9ic cavalry force is believed to Lc in the
Shenandoah valley.
GENERAL A}osecraus reports the return of
scouting party to Aulfreesboro having cap
tured sonle fry or fifty prisoners. Gen.
Morgan $ Confederate cavalry were defeated
at Snow ILL., ana retreated towards NcDlinn-
vile.
Some skiymisliog IS reported to have taken
place near Kansas City, Missouri in which
the Contederates were repu|sed with q loss Of
twenty five killed.
From Memphis, via Cairo, we Lave inteli-
gence that two expeditions are about starting
withheld. 4 Federal steamboat, named The
De Eiine, whilst passing Coldwater. was fred
on ny the Confederates, and several deck
hands were killed. The captain was mortallv
wounded.
In retaliation for the firing IS the Confeder
ates on the Federal boat ST. Clair, whilst pur-
suing her voyage on The Cumberland river, .
gunboat went to Palmyra, and after aIlowinr
the citizens time to leave, burned the town.
Gen Mitchell started from Nashville en-
Monday with three hundred and fifty cavalry
men, ana dispersed Confederate ca,nn for
conscrlpts on the Labauon pike ar Greels Hill.
lie Killed i've and captured fifteen, with their
horses, arms, and equipments A stilhousc.
used as rendezvous for the conscvpts, and
containing torty casks OF liquor, was DESTROYED
BY Gen. Mitchell.
The hauds were son aagIanI in The San
francisco cuatolo house and uint-eycn put
ting those o< 5he New York custom house 10
tia;2 oiusLl-2at Soo:et.r.E. Chase had no alter
naclTo but % renove the entire crowd 50 he
finally APPOINTED tor collector Of the pert ex~
Cou1sg aas:oao Low, q California, at<7 J, Swim
- the same state, superintendent Of the MINI
K naw So O appraisers, deputy collectors, Nc.
y;e1e also a?ooluleu.
Arrangements have beaD made by which
5jeanan, Tie 'zE>;anic;a Boy, whose f.ft with
Ioro >ayors created 81 uu:t, exs:;toineut some
lime ago, is once more 70 appear ii the prize
ring tzo IS TO tjg1r With King who won the
last battle tor the cham .)ionsjp, jn his cosi
te:t wi5A 4;Iace The DAY fixt7,! is the St}, of
i}ecoHl},ey rtZt The distance - be within nae
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-08
PUBLISHED [DAILy} 81
EDGAR SNO i j I'm, JR,
1a~ 0FFICE-No. lO4 King street, over
z6no's formerly I2rcnch's) Book Store.
Cor-zTy COCRT-(From the Record -


COUNTY CoUET-From the Record).-
Tueslav-Stoutenburgh vs.. Marbury: ct al
in cbancery: BY consent Of parties, this casels
docketed, and S. T. Beach ASST igned as guardian
al Item Of the infant defendant, Virginia
Marbury.
Snyder rs. Snyder, ct al--in chancery; the
Court doth order that W T. Howard, the re-
cevcr on the estate Of J ohm Snyder, deceased
psy the commissioners, who have reported
partition Of the said estate. the sum Of S.
each, for services rendered IN making said par
Iiti0n.
Fenton rs. Ho|n1es-justices' attachment
verdict for plaintiff. and judgment accordingly.
Nimpihe;mer Us. J. n. Harper-in case
dismissed agreed
\. B. Means vs.. B. c. Mazon-in case; dis
missed.
r. K. Smith vs. VI. &, McA1pine-iu case;
continued
John Welsh VS.. Galhrietb, ct al-in ren1ov-
al dismissed
s. 4. Mankin VS.. Napoleon Brow-unlaw-
FIJI detajner; docbeted and dismissed.
Charlotte Jacobs VS., John Gallion-unlawful
detainer: dismissed agreed.
Weinberg W. Hamburger-justices' attach
meat; dismissed by order Of plaintiff attor-
ney.
The Court today has been occupied in the
trial 0? unlawful detainer eases
\ defalcation Of sixty to eighty thousand
dollars has been discovered in one Of the New
York city banks, and the guilty parties have
been discharged without prosecutions The de-
falcation was effected by the substitution Of
2reenbacks Tor gold, the pWft on the transac-
ton beng the premium on the gold.
The colonization ship Mary Caroline Stevens
will sail from Baltimore about the first Of May,
and there is now every probability that she viii
take out large number Of onligTants.
There are being disclosed soln9 facts in con-
nection with the late robbery Of Adan1s's cx-
press OF the Northern Central railway. which
VII probably lead TO the discovery and recla-
NATION Il aII the bonds and certificates Of in
Qebtecaess thar We're lost
The New Bedford Mercury says: "A letter
Iae5G received in this city, from an officer in
me army Of the Potomac: gives assurance Of
an an carly movement BY he troops. The men
$l5 i N ll39t n2rchln9 order, anI impatient Tor
lie signal 70 advance.
me lodian Bureau has entered into treaty
!; =; 1I1eni>h!p With the representatives Of tie
AAl2"2TS tamanchcs and Aroc}1es, by which
say| are receive annually S.5. 600, with agri-
>Sola'a >@alI implements, &c: and they agree to
+@.;'a them elves remote trotn the IiDe OF the
o,15zEao5 o~ trait. The delegation Of Ttes Bow
~. express a friendly disposition. and doubt
~ !, treaty vii be made with that tribe dur
zig CIa next summer. The Tn}i2r visitors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-08
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.


coming into fashion IN Paris. The Empress
appears frequently once more on horseback III
the Bois de Boulogne. The Princess Meter
mich, the Austrian Am mbassadress, the Princess
Gortschakoff, q Russian who is trying to obtain
a lending place in Partisan society, and several
oriler ladies OF rank, have followed the exam
, pie, and in every riding school in Paris ladies
are taking lessons in riding, and riding masters
are occupied from morning &c night II teach
ing in the Champ IlySees, In the Bols de .5ou-
logne or in the park at Ne1ilIy, the Witching
art Of horsemansLip to troops Of fair danes.
Mario, Notwithstanding he is growing oltl
and grey, is still a subject Of persecution by
some OF the tair sex. At present his adurirer
is r-haired lady, who appears every after
noon On the Bois de Boulognc in an open brits-
ka; with tiger-Skin hammercoth and gilt claws,
and eniblazoned panels and glitte-ing yellow
satin lining. The talr occupant is alone, and
the front seat is filed with bouquets Of rare
and costly flowers. Soon the modest eQuipoge
Of the great tenor appears, bearing beside him
self the dark haired Gllsl, and two handsome
full grown girls. As the vehicle draws near,
tie britska is driven alongside it, and showers
! oI bouquets fall On It's occupants to the very
evident annoyance Of Signora
We see it stated that Alexander Dumas, the
| elder, was recently called before the curtain
twenty four times in one hour by the audience
in Neapolitan theatre This is just ,ghaa he
likes; there is no liquor SO Intoxicating as the
applause OF thousand people. He continues
as young. as gddy, as gay, and as ath)ethic as
ever, despite his thr3e -score-and-odd years
It is curious fact that nearly two thirds Of
the rags annually imported nto the United
| States from all foreign countries come from
Italy. Italy is IN fact the receptacle of al the
ol2 rags IN the Lavant. The Turks, the Greeks
| and tile Syrans Use vast quantities of cheap
| cotton cloth, and the Archipelago and the
whole Levant IS swept by Greek and Italian
coast!ng smack, about the size Of the American
caul boats, trading for rags which country ped
lers collect. These rags ultimately get to Ge-
noa Trieste, DC, allG are shlnned to America
Inoye being 10 free press and few books print
cd there IS 90 home demand 10 work The rags
into paper
IL IS stated that the muster rolls of The Ar
my OF the Potomac are to be made up BY the
10th, and sent to the Adiutant Generals O.
ice, preparatory 20 She filing up q every conf
Eyany and regiment to It's fill standard. This
coIotemllates and requires speedy draft under
the c0n5cclDtl0n act
The war horse presented to Cen. Hooker
YVES Eho sit q 0ooree Wilkes Hnd Vas deliver
cd ~ Marcus G. Staniy.
Marshal Burt, Of Albany, New York, on
Monday caused considerable merrin,eut r. BIZ |
wife an} children BY III abortivo attempt -
II onfr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-15
Sl0O REWARD.

- runaway flom the premises of the subscriber At
n Walnut Valley Post Office, Sequatchie Co.
Tennessee ON The night of the 25th Jauy. 1863,
gro boy named Dave, about Is or N years old, 70.
or 8 inches high, weighs about l25 pounds. lie
black negro, rather sharp faced loyg mouth, thu
fps. He sayshe was ragcd in Kentlcky, by irru
named Fisher. Dut Yves bought by me about fnohi.
aimee in Hamburg, Sovtb Carolina. HeoEnys he-w
brought IRON Petersburg, Va, TO Hambmg Had on
when he let, blown Jeans pants, brown jeans corj
and black cloth cap-hs codt had on Il, white bo,e
coat buttons, and the cloth COT OF which his coat
made had two eolors In ina pant of being darl"l
own THAI the Other, viii pay els reward for
ienncssee; or $50 reward or his confinement 10 a. 5
Jail, 50 that can gethim. JAMES NJ. STEWART.
Feb5-2m+ " Tth ti It
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-15

1.BSN Id recsnt debate On tho ImpressmenI
bin, Mr., Henry, Of Tennessee, expressed the
opinion that the "mArket price" was,pof al
standards Of value, the most fallacIous. 3 nl
@ Az an instance, said the Senator, Richard
when down 10 The dust and blood Of Bosworth
field. offered his kingdom for a horse" lo 90
A senator--Was there any other bidf y
+, Mr. Henry said that there was no other bid
ana that even without competitioplShat vaR
the market yalHe Of horse at that janoture,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-15
OFFICE OF CoMMAN TOT CONsCRIPrs,

Having beeu in va that there arc in East Ten
ne, zee q number 0, udce unCer the orders Of Gen.
eral Pillow, or General Bragg, 10 procure rcruS =
this Is TO notify such Officers that they will be held
responsible Tor any interieence with the operations
the conscript law and enrolling officers are objected
to report to me any interference the part OF such
officers and they will allow no per ms enrolled as
cOnsOrpts 10 he transferred to any others than sdch
officers as may have written orders from me.
+. d. BLAKE, 1t, Col g. S. A.,
marll,5t COmmandant of C0nscripts.