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Cairo. Dec. 81.

Cairo, Dso. 81
We have information from COrinsh TO
Saturday night. All the horses ct that
place we're on bali rstiOns foraging par.
ties, however, were able to supply the ds6-
cheney. "-
Colonel Lee, with large cavalry forge,
IS still 10 pursuit of Van Dorn. The
trains ara running to Corinth from Jack
son and from Jackson to Holly Springs.
The road lie also repaired from Jackson to
a point 9 miles north OF Trenton. Every
station house and all the bridges between
Trenton and Moscow, within II miles Of
COlUmbus, are burned. All the bridge
timber along the route 10 also destroyed.
Mech Of the track is toru up.
A Federal force, numbering 1900, left
Trenton 10 the direction of Tennessee river.
A reconnaissance had not returned when
our informant left.
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,ElawntaanIa cuuntY. ToRa.

District Court Of Potsawhtaamis county, Tewa-
The County Of Pottawattxmie for ss use 81 Tho ShSs
Fund Of the state of towa, RiaintiG,
ReFs@s t*.
Daniel O. jackson PAebe sacksan, HiFam BUstwick, g.
Il. Saith, Leroy rutsls Defendants.
January term. 1853 --OfiglHal Naktcee In Rquity.
To the e6sps aeas& 9sfsa4aats: i,
Y0u are hereby netinFd that tkere b i7sw On Gle in
the oes Of ths eIeFk u the Diseies Court 0f PotA
w1Ganais eoaniy Iowa petttoa Of The eDaHty Of Pit
taw&ttamSe ealming Of the said Daniel D. jackson and
Hiram Bo~twiek fur the % tks school fund Of the
state u Iowa. the sn Of enc hundred and ATTY
as due on pfoDsiss0ry note mAde By saif Dania s.
JacRson and Ri, am Bstwick with Que 81 Ellsworth now
deceased and Charming u all Of you the f0reclosuts Of
certain noEtgsge made By Daniel SJacks0a aud Phebs
Jackson on the % e. Bee. g. fp 70, - In Pit
tawattsmie eounty, Iowa. 10 secure the payment
Of said note and that unless appar thereto and de-
Gend before noon u The day Of tRe next January
term Of said District be commenced in said
eounty "a Aondzy the 92esh day Of january D. 1883
default will Be catered against yea and judgment
rendered thereon.
LEWIS W. ROSS.
PRANK STREET.,
PfGsasiSs Att0FHess.
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wish thsn. Fws fssimsnas a Tsxass 80
ssid 20 hays ssssksd ssfss ssa ssafsed hons.
A cavalry seginssss wss ssnt - psssdis =
.hsss. bus lsssssd - arrsssisg sss ranA-
ways shsy joissd tbsm.
Everyshipg goes % ssew shas NE rebel
army Of trans NIssissippi y asssrlg asmor-
siixsd. c,A = Sd.
Oar troops are In splendid spirits, has-
inc ssconpIishsd .. MOST dsfing and sss-
cssaful raid, without losisg o nas' b
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St. Louis, Dec. 81

Gen. Blunt telegraphs, under date Of
Vac Buren,, Dec. 28th: "We are shelling
the rebel camps on the opposite aide of the
river, Eve miles below here. II the enemy
do not retreat during the night, we shall
sndeavor 70 cross our troops in the morn
ing, and give the enemy battle. We cap
tUred four steamers, three of which we're
heavily ladeued With supplies. We also
captured ferry boat With large amount
Of ammunition.
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District Court II psstswatsam1e esnsU. Isws.
George A. Hsynes. Aa8Rsas y. hsyaess osssl4s -
HAYNES, Alice a.. Hayes, Rms A. Hsynes Csafa y.
Haynes, BY Gee. Hsynas her mezt ffs64s RtslASlae
@egBma
Alexander n. harris GeDg64 MasFas. 0fz1A Asrxsss
observation-disclosures In paFsisaen anaagg 9sfaas 1S4
To fac eboSs aemss aefesAaasss +.
Gce Of tho CLERK % the District Comfs az kesse
wattaris Counsy pesitsa Of this sbsre nsmea pala-
tiFs George A. Haynes, AaEusta q. Msys89 SMexis@
A. Aaynea. Alice .. Hsynes- EmB aAyaes, ard Clara
q Hayne& By Geo Haynes, Der nHxe rFlaHAs esMszsv
ing Of you pagtEion af the SelewEag real estn sssn
ated In the eityak Cpunr BluEs eoaHsg ~ Eet&Aes-
iatns and State a. Lava rs. tss nihe CD So 90
thirteen s) and f1Rffeea. 90 - ~ e. nay"
hiss 1st addlIi0n COunei Blas BOT ave % IN eleek
four ~ and sxy reet OF Of the Hortk aide lot
eight 20 Ia JacksSns addition "a said counei Sluns
tots tbeven nEeen % thirty-aine fees u OF south
side VI one hundred and aeyeHteen tI1 oue su1dred
and wenty-four hun Fed and twenty-five t19Sb
one huna ed and thirty 1881 one hundred and hirty-
ops ftSI) enc hundred ID ninety tl921 two hun
dred and twu f2021 two hundred and wen you9 f92l
an two hundred tweny-hree, (283 in the "riEinal
town plat Of said Council RlRs i0ts three CD four,
% and SIX 10 in block Que (l the ncrth Oae-thrd OF
int ons ~ and Iot eight. W IL biock three D iu
man's addition 10 said Csuaefl Biuns. And you ere
further notified hat said pesltsa claims Of yea the
patl0n Of said real estse into three equal parts anc
possession in seveFaIty, 81 Of xaia eaRA parts.
And yUa further R0riHea that RnTess yoa spPeaI
thereto and defend bsfsFe II tue d dag Ut the
next January term Of ss6 Distgict Court. % be eD-
menced in said County On the lAsS Menday IN 5anpaTy
default W be catered agaias& yon snd Judgment req
dersd theres in accordance wish the prayer II saS
petitioa = ...- LEwIs ". ROSS,
Aftormy fer Plafn1ifs.
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The Steamer epasldiDg frem New Or
leans 2StA hss arrived. Amosg Der psss
sssgsrs 10 Gen. Bsslsr and sssA. Prior 70
leaving New Orleans, Batter iasasd 'ass@
veil address 60 the SisiSsns sODolsdsDg %
NS@ Z
foIlows q
m,n,ha Of sxpsrisEss and observssion
have forced the conviction thas the sxisssnos
Of slavery is.iuoOmpssibls With ths ssfsfs ~
yourselves OF Of the UOion. ~. + +
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Cincinnati. Dec. 81,

Cincinnati, Dec. 81.
AdVices from Nashville conhrm the 70.
port that RosectaD& bad mpved on the en-.
envy. Considerable heavy diminishing bad
taken place. The rebels are resreating.--
Rosecrsns' advance was in sight Of Mur.
fresSbOrO, With the enemy in view 10 line
battle. 1t was expected that bsssls would
take place Oh Tuesday.
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CD~Et is til ought BY some, that many
officers of the army will tender their resig.
nations Oh the FIRST of January, unless the
President at that time renounces bic sman-
cipaton policy. If any feel disposed to
leave the service from this cause, We hope
their course will meet With no opposition,
but their designations be promptly accepted.
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BY TELEG RAPH.
Loniarilla. Dec. al.

Louisville, Dee. 81.
Cumberland river has risen sufficiently
for RosscraDs 70 obtain bis supplies BY
that route.
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- 90

rye xanzss aAlsfs nssAssH % N asssa 49,
IL TAsazsasnsB y. Wfasess " 9sls@as g NJ
Il a 81. fsvi y. nflisf, =. Gssas asd aaaa
20 - sssssg asslkaa saas sssss u sss s ass il
90 aes Il &c 0lagS u 90 alssgsa GsEfs g ufas~
wassama C6smkgs III 80 Mssl@ ~ AgYas Hea1sisa y
Raaify, o. Oasasg 8 s9srgish Es1lilns A5lsN ia
Massfn d msss&as, a@@M3 ~ - MMssssnlssS, 49,.
ing ef yv9 CSC fsseleaws9 90 q Ms9s@a@s 81 $3.50
Deed 81 Tgnsst exeeasa4 % 90 Is 81 - @saassEs
faSe, bythe assA k@66ea mnasfA enc BnS@as9M MalAH
Is Chaslse r gAawpaps. % 900 ssi3ewfn2 A@ssFA@e3
irsss aad pafseas q lsna. aaaasea % ssid Caaay -
Sss 8. q sss. o. ssa fbe ssseA hslf ~
she Messk~wsA a. 81 ehe m@8A natf q no Bsuaee
wsss II. 81 see %. ~ Tswashp ". Mssth q nssge -
VISIT Alae fha O.. ee ne eengeas g. -
Soc - So GAa ns1sA~es8 e.. 81 ne westA<@BBs 90
AZ ses a II %swMsab vi m&aMS " west
Asao. k0as nm6 q n ksmeA 81 fsSH ~ SO ~ ~
Aioah 90 Les ama IT, Asaem - M4se Sc ~ He1B
@ less @ma III hzenA 81 Asks ID en9 - - elue& -
lsas sna IN blsaa III Les 80 u slns& ~ ksss
m snd IN Id bsm@ 60 KA4s - - biseA " Ksss
Ted 4 n s5sa4 90 E6s in Asy& ~ HaIlss,s ssb-
slwfeEua IN Geumas9 m8mas Co. $3.50 u
a. plssks 10 fs &c, At. ~ fsasd - u tAe AL
go Iaassaea 3 ssEa Oaay "a @gnesS @sss D ssss
- ssvaeat n esyseRa meses shsssip @@hsA h f1vsS
~ 80 natstIswasn ARD thas a@s@m 900 avsSaf
ss.as,ssa 60 ANgemA. HefUse no@@ - me ,aeSes3
go = tkN maxx Term e. fhs ssf4 DtesFses C@1ft 70
eamasse 3 fass faasth MssAs 90 9snussy' a. p.S
Isas sSms wiIi - ssfsFs9 ssatass goo, sna 1aas"
- 49, 80 60 = 80. ! isea .
b - - - DoUaI.AsG q Ross,
Aaesrnsss - RfaansaHs.
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OMAHA t. CHICAGO RANR.
OMAHA. n IT

OMAE1As ~ Is. -.E4s
THIS RANK 10 now doing legitimate BANKING hu-
siness and will discount e. literally TO their de-
U"siscFS and dealers as any Bank In the west, vii,
purchase short time BiIls on all the prpsl cts. IN
the Union buy and sell Exchange On New York, allow
Interest on osposata and for the accommodation Of
farmers and those living at distances, the Bank Will
be open for the transaction Of business and tina "a.
0smps'On OF 1sS Notes, from sA L. H.. Until ~ p. n
9. n. MccoLLoA, Cashier,
III. q. sAcKgrr, President.
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Prank Strset, !
Rufus Beaie. and
CHRISTOPHER q. HYATT.
To ChFistoPheT q Hgstt, Sir
once Of the Clerk Of % Dassgia gss 4 Rssaswssta
mie county In - sE4ta Of 49k seassEen q Rxsns
Street, eislmigs 50 rsask y tacamsEan-
susdlvisla ! 10 slss i ssii sisa Sssa ssIs
80. !. : - ! ! ssssass szssssss sgP
asas g i ~ i s - sas 49, ps ss al al
Isss ~ ~ i ssaleFsas q d dssa lrsn
Is is . ~ s IN = - ss .sss ssss
Ssssss aaa Z ~ - { - sas terra = the
ths sItg q sssil sia i @ - ssssss i Jan
azrys f822 aAsfaas @aa ~ enzasAa sNaangS xou and
judsnaAs ssstssg Sc
xsy. II. ssss Asss aaS O S rsslssiiw
Mary Gee hssais.
Marcus neadie M
re MsFsws Bssd8& sEv4~
lou are heFesy hatif1s1 80 fzse . nsw nis tn
the eea u the CsAgk uf The Dss4Fs Aars Of Potta-
Mary Jans Beadie clsinaIns q ysa .ssrss run ne
oonds Of maariaeny On tbs gfnds % Wilful asssrt~
fos more thaA TIVE years. and thas anssa yea appear
Of the Dext term Of the Dissrcs Court Of said eouBy
TO Dc oegun and held inths ELY o. Ceuncsl BIuEs
the last Monday in January 1853 aessuit viii bs
4 SNA&tAke&9
y + a. ~ UKRAINE BTKRT.
Now 10 tsss. sAeseraey fer PissntW.
u, s.'
Pr VIRUS or 4 Exncursow 10 Nh DIRECTED
trem ne Onaceof the Uleek of the DEstries Court
q Rottawatamle oSansy Iowa. ahaIi proceed 20 sel
90 Monday the 9Th day VI necsnhes. A D.. Issa
sstween the ears ef 90 escaaek a. NJ ana oelock p.
H OF sata day, ID fvu@s o. fAe Usanty Tressurer's
OMee ~ TIE city ~ Cemcil Mlas me fosfswing Do
scsssd Asaa ssssie q Marcus ~ nsmoss e a. so-wt:
NsrtA half Is TIE goatheass quarter IL sseaa o.
y tSNnshp ssseAtg.iar range = west tskea q the
opssiy q MsFcas psFmot, e a. 10 ssfisfy ~ ex-
esatlon N faxos Of Samuel lssxai sale % commerce
q I've o'cloc& p. N. Of said day.
Council slnaa. iswa, oss. sist. i is -
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
II Ssa waa4 niss, frsaA, 8iaaey STEAK o. ROAST
@p % sAa <t
MAMMOTH MEAT MARKET.
Next door 20 the Post Cface.
wbssa sasken@ss wal3 always and CmAnxxx. rsmavss~
sssomsasssse sasm VITA ths nRsTaaa CaHAPE8T
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GT The people Of Dakota are likely to
be favored With ts lots Of lava" Their
Legislature, now in session, is composed Of
four branches, all at work for the interests
Of the &" dear people,"
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CO 0RPHEus G. KERR's last letter con-
cludes as acknowledging to the heroic
dead, upon the bloody fields Of Fredericks-
burg:
"May Q kind Heaven see uauRhs in the
blood yelling from their loyal hearts but
the blush Of . soldiers honor; the glow Of
patriot Gre 10 which al :hsir human err
rOrs weDs up to God as the smoke Of glo-
rious saorifce. They sleep their lsss, sleep
upon the arms Of their country and whesh
sr those arms, with which she folds them to
her heart, be white With the ermine Of win
ter, or green with tbs drspsry OF summer,
che clasp shall be none the less strong with
all Mothers immortality oflovs.'' .:
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By the President,
VIZ. Fl. SEwARp, Ssc'v Of Esata.
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IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
The v~-iioos Anves'igation-bro"d"sy
Raiiroad-rns
school Teachers, ~

The c-,iieos Invesiig atien-Bro"dwsy
Rn,,roaa-r Tax Lsvy-Trsining
School Teachers, w.
The Calico, Investigating Committee met asa'n inns
afternoon. They spent somo me m se''o'
the POINTS raised last week TO stlA 'o'. ~ 49,
cations IN the charges. Tho committee -
o. three 10 two 70 strike out those sIectscA, a,
Tho republicans voting In favor. and the - -
opp son 70 striking them The latter 49,.
Weaver and 6mitl-aled their against ssrSr -
on tho minutes records OF the commtae-rst that tss
point was raised by tho defence that the committee hsi
no right 70 investigate anything but What would DO
criminal sustained but that they dsigrced with that
vers and believed 10 be their duty 10 investigate cal
charges regularly made that would prev offence
inst tho House second that the comiai,tee had una
matters connected with Caioot's election to this
House and % bis acts In tho this Legislature and
not to 9, back 70 matters prior TO that third sha Il was
Dol TIE duty Of tho committee 70 punts critnnay but
70 obtain evidence and present 70 tho House which
tsy were 70 dstcrnno tho CASE aud therefore tscy had
no n. 70 strike cus the charges regularly made relating
This having been settled Hamilton Harris. broher OF
senator Hhrris and member OF thu Republican state Cen
trail Committee called and sworn. He testified that
he wont - see Mr. Cslkco council During mia ihtr
the amount that was noccsary 10 meet H. and that Ls
Harrsp advised him 70 IT, and then the question
arose nov 70 ses tho money M C.co stns whore DO
were elected tho counsel commenced arguag admit
ting osrtn testimony and kept .hss argument 10 tho
close q tho session Of tho committee
The striking out VI the specifications referred 10 will,
inuny Opinion do Callicot harm than II lhoy had
been investigated.
The special committee on tho Broadway Railroad. hold
another session this Afternoon aA decided that tho
ponents OF tho bill had by the faces presented thrown tho
responsibility the friends Of bill u proving tho
identy Of those grantees that stili Tho
counsel for the bill announced that he had
dcnce andthe committee adjourned II IN Understood
that they will strike out some ton OF twelve which
nobody seems N hnnw.
Tho Senate COMMITTEES on Ctes had under consIdera
ton the city tax iovy this Afternoon, and will probably
repsrt Il tomorrow.
tho bill relative 10 training school for teschers
amended and ordered TO third reading in the Assembly
10 might.
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The Prize steamer peterhon.

IRE CASE or THE PErERH0FF IN THE HANDS or
LORD LY0N5-HE rs TO MAKE FORMAL DEMAsp
PoR HHH RELEASE.
The recent capture Of the English steamer PeterhcG
likely 70 prove matter for tho two governments to set
tic by diplomacy. Captain Jarman the Peterho nss
already addressed note 70 Lord Lyons upon the subject
and his lordshp has directed that inquiry mndo into
tho particulars Of the capture. II the genera opinion
that Admiral Wilkes has committed another grave mis-.
take 10 arrcstng and OBTAINING this steamer Captain
Jarman states that the Peierh0n ceared from London
With an assorted cargo. bound for Mstamoros that at Ply
mouth DO was Joined by gentleman, passenger, whom
be had not previously known but whom he Understood
be citizen OF the Southern confederacy The Potter
boz being somewhat wcatherbound tho Southern gentle
grew inpatient and left tLe ship at Pal
mouth, forfeiting his passage money, aud saying
he thought he could get out by expeditions route
to this country The Peterhon arrived a. Thomas ca
the 2oth OF February and overhausd when thst
port by the United states Alabama papers
cramIned and pronounced right and the ship allowed
proceed. On the 10th, Captain Jrman shore
add delivered his apcrs 10 the British Corsul, who pro-
bounced them correct and returned them endorsed
the 2@th The vessel coaled nj 81. Thomas and left the
harbor At neon under sa the engine having broke down
Wien few miles out she met tho Vanderbilt, bound in
the latter allowing her TO pass, the United STATES
steamship Alabama had o,erhausi aud pronounced
correct. few moments Afterwards however, the Van
ierbt signailzef by Admiral wlkes and, turning
back, 0yerhaued the Pcterb0f and sent officer on
eoard who dcn,nsed 20 see The ships Iaper. Captain
nluuteIy ~ he bsd supposed no would, and sf, the
captain Jarman inquired where they wrong and
was informed that they were not properly certified BY
70 step back aud he would show him where the Consul
had endorsed them; but, the 1eawas already
and report rpon the report OF this officer the prize
Gent bosrd and formal demand made that the
.ap,s r.pers shoud Be gwen Up 70 be carried on board
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4
rnole portion Of Tcnnesses none of Virginia sxosS vr
uess Monroe aud Ariingtn Heights; OF North aell
ma except hatleras; none souh tasolna, except po
Royal All tue rest was ground ~ struggle st least
ara was regularly furnishing supplies " the rebels
| Now the rebels hold none Of Missouri OF Ken.
lucky, none Of Tennessee for any valuable purposes
| on supplies. because the Western part Ia
our hands and tho Eastern has beea by
contendng armies that all its supplies hsve been
haused they hold portion Of Virginia valuable Tor
supplies and that Is not eaten out by tbeir ar
North Carolina '' We hDla our and own .as hi y
nth Carolina and hope that We shall before the II IN
hold two srds q ~ uss SS s ssse
- potulston. We hold all Arkansas and ali rexas no
s~ q supplies are concerned, Ling ss Admiral Farsgus
- sve tho ooIored trocps hold Fasida Nv last nc
cnana. tighter aud applause Now let "a sec 10
cv Ss ion hss besn red,oed ro ,hs rsra;rds~
VIVA. We .es> I OF Norlh On nina ,ha sroas .rs ~
S .. ,SnI ,; |eorgis AIsbama and M,ss,ss,or,
snnm 1870. s y. ."as> ov wa dra. s,os noD Ssn,
~. ss'd oe,oro, ON on cana o';ncii nv" stas
from hensuoky lennessse nsxonh sh,,
rosh To mi. ,sc, oo s~c, for he scDeresso. OF
the rsesics and .. ov:ra-os Or rsyGSOn They h.s
begun ours oausS,er1 Tbey Ssyc oms % he end q
tnor nosi cIcol. wo navc NJ ~. ouS ~ sy 20
quo w0lS; nnc ~ny snos. ~. ~. ,S, ma ~
ner sony Ing any h. as .nx ma. e
inpatient have shared y that ,mgss'encs myssa ..d
was Ss All ca,c eus .ne Onos ia.
must DC something wrong ~ the Navy isparsmens but
ss ismnoeo now rau, S,nes' wn snse vessc' scs
~. ~, - ~ y - uo"a sh, 1 x w." c,S M
n .t ,, Wy 80, nf Eam. ~ sl ' vh i " Vs a r
s "' e rs ss ,p' r S.r. 49,. 1'''- "os' !"
"S1'N'' ''' 0 .a,s .0 ~. "~sy. .,...
49, ~. 49, .c.,,, -. ~. T,.o 49,. .,.. rr~,,st
rs,n - 10. ,s svsut "0 o. ,,S ss
e he A." 80 .s.s.h 49, IN" ses. wh;,a .hsre
w, 49, ass ~ - ~ -. ~ .,as,, ~ a
rst"I q, "ns ~ ~ s"p M " s o 49, ~" r..sss
ssus, ,o 49,, rsh., hos 20 "a, Nv W,,ssson hss
hn .hoir nai Soro, .r% ts.~sa ,"s hso,s Tho hall
y. ue ~, az 1oa os ts", ~. os @ S E,osrd
~'se AZ A.. ~ wh.' - ~ rssson shat shc
~ " us' T s,s,n 10 ' NV ,srds nsS
d '' la ~, p,.s 49, yn,,sb ,o.,ao ss
~. 90 ~ r"N w ,hS,h ~ Sea,s ~
~" or. ~ ~ -, "so So - -, @ ~, x ,n.s ,hosr
Gov ernmcnt and srsiocrsov hatc me- with hate thai
e,h II, m "c T ,.S ar..rhsa aSs
se. q, n,n. ",,s% ' 2, p"hsL ,ha esoss,n ~ shs
ST w s, 1 1s% NV ooa ~, oS
rnns rh s 49,. h c o,,nct 20 sr. 49, ~
% % @ % ~ h uc' ~ ~.
Cow steamer IL bsinr built for the Emperor n China
E,r,or 1 DO M. sn me ~ S,ns III Sny
gowns thew s,oIc out q Ss Wallace Al PeIn TSushtsr
RserrnS 70 the case or tbs Trent Geacrsi uter said
that was not wise ernas 70 provoke England a. tina,
Condition 10 rcmcmber Aha, casa ffntnus,stic
s,iir;hntabe N *" fact th.t abe would Get al
shs comwcrca cf ,hst ccnn,rv what vss the rcmedvS
The ncons must ioo forward 10 tSese matteTs ss Ike
,e, hs nea NO do,hs !. &c siraadv ocrsr. tr,-srd
~ ,Ss and vhsn The sovcrn%sn, so rssdv 10 tsrc
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TFfom INC NlCh'Iluuh rtHtInrIl MhfCh I'd
The following bill has been presented IN the Virginia
Legislature. IL s clear and 10 the point and rings like
dinuer bell The mover has struck the right dea. We
no pc II will PREVAIL
10 Il enacted by the General Assembly % Virginia.
That any person buy any article OF food (5cuding sA
for beast, and withhold the from market
ask and receive more than I'VE centum commission
profit cost and transportation such person shall b.
deemed guilty OF misdomeanor and shall forfeit the art
Gle bought-ooc halt 10 the niormer and tbs other
the Provided, That this act shall a
ply 70 market men collecting supplies for daily city
SUMPTION or 10 person bringing such from beyond
the Confederate army lines or purchases Tor family con
sumption
This act shall be In force from It's passage and continue
during the war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

FsarpuIssr BsssKss Ixyssosys Nav Ju<E me
Patterson RgOte Las report q the hearing ofsne "a
q chsflcs sanford aud joshua N. Beach, IN " oolfru.
Court ~ the state charge % o1usprag 70 aafayi
the public by q the bogDs Cataract w b<hs a.
patterson. he argument fra new THAI nvoci 90
Wednesday, and the motion Vas refuse -n.n VS. po
facutine sttorney moved that IldFmg- ~ lIoonn.eo
which vaS doue w The Csei Justice eh,sno.ns sntff
q The Tentanti4ry Tor nins n0bu =. lao isDor sna
Bench Tor rear ara tundry a'fs h'e'-irsrfen
Auxll1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

srKrSspx AZ TIE cpsxspos Horu---Mr. R~ner, Of
the nrm Of kernr Birch, proprc'rs Of the careson
Hotel and Everett House, serenaded BY The walters
IN lis employ "Wednesday night last, "a cons~ueBoe of
HIS being the hrht 70 give sbe advanced afe arc
moth, which u ro~ demanded by the waters Assccs
ton. on bens caied ovt Mr.. kerrsr Iasds a .ew 10.
marks, 90 tLe eject that he always resdy aust
every biairng fsir day wages for lar isys
WORK, and that good vcrkm<r might always Gerenf
rcceying good wage ~hc In his ampioy. Aef the par
forMaace of number u rat otic b. a. Q bard
waite three hearty cheers Their snpcy rf and
ther returned " thss dpss<. 1hs sdss-~e 6ens "a
ho.xk a Vi, city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03
The War.
from the RichmfDd Seminal March IL


The news from the Mississippi came IN very delightful
iy yesterday Our kilograms tell how two gunbosts
Of tho enemy attempted 10 pass vicksburg and how
OF them crippled for life, and how the other went
down Ake lead in the mighty waters. There room IN
the bottom OF the Mississippi for more Let the good
work 20
OF tho reports OF handsome operations on Sunnower
river orbear 10 speak until we have something
reliable.
The from vicksburg IL Official Concerning the
other man shall prevent IN from INDUCING beautiful
hope but we arc afraid 10 LET IL run into rejoicing yer
q while.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

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