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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-16

Vice than an argument from the most promi-
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war in which they are engaged may be htly
called an "Abolltion war !" that in no event
is the Onion to be restored with the constitu-
tional rights guaranteed to certain States re-
tained, and that blacks are to be mustered
into the service and placed on footing Of
equality with white aoldIers, and by consequence
with white citizens. i lt.lW .f 2s
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-16

TIE Philadelphia Ledger says that there is
now scarcely one bank check drawn TO ten in
former times. The stamp tax is the cause
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-16
NOTICE.

T1HE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of the Co.
IL lumbuq Oas Light and Coke Company vill be hold.
en- OF the ofce OF the Company on the Goth inst. to
other business as may come before the meeting. !, -
= "a u isil. A.. p, R0BINa0N, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-25

IKE Fua1rrvK SLAVE CtsE.-Ag gain ON
Saturday, Mr.. Dean went to the Provost NJ .r-
ehal's Office, end after the boy Hall had hsen
brought before Major Sherburne, Mr.. D. sad
he would ask his discharge and demanded for
him military protection, and 1T the same
time asked whether any writ or process had
been served upon him Major s. by the civil
authorities.
Tie Major replied that if there had he should
not have recognized IT,
Mr.. Dean them asked for military protection,
which Was handed to him. While Mr.. Dean
WAS addressing Hall Marshal Lanon came
in and took seat when Dean INQUIRED il he
had process The Marshal replied that he
had paper in his hand relative &c the case,
put lie did not come TO serve it himself He
merely came there So an officer of the court TO
inform the military authorities that Mr.: Wal
ter s Coke had been appointed by Judges
Cartier Fisher, and Wylie, commissioner
under the fugitive slave law. The warrant
was directed for service to Mr.. Joseph 5.
Worthington, who was here introduced.
Mr. Dean said he WAS surprised that any
appointment had been made under the Fugi-
tive Slave act. This matter must be brought
again to the attention OF the Court
Marshal Lamon suggested that obedience to
the warrant would bring the matter up on
habeas corpus.
Mr.. Dean did not see how commissioner
COW d be appointed, when the slave law did not
apply to the District, and he hoped Judge
Sherberne would not recognize the warrant
He (Mr DeanJhad right to deny entirely the
right of the commissioner to issue the warrant
after the fugitive had been once released.
Mr.. Lamon said he had done what he came
there for, viz: to inform the military authorities
Of the appointment Of the commissioner, and
that was all he had to do with the matter:
Mr. Dean then addressing Major Sherburne,
demanded that the negro be remanded to the
custody Of the military guard, ard there retain
ed until Monday at 10 clock, when he would
have the case brought up again; and in the
mean time would find out when Mr.. Coke had
been appointed commissioner. But he did not
want the boy to lie in jail any longer.
After short interview with Marshal Lamon,
Major S. returned and handing the warrant
back to Mr.. Worthington, remarked, the boy
was in military custody and therefore the war
rant could not be recognized. He would send
the boy to the Contraband Camp.
Mr. Dean said that he proposed on Monday
morning to present this matter again. and If the
Court decided that the law Of 1850 applied to
the District, he, as lawabiding citizen, would
surrender. He proposed to make this test
case.
Mr.. Worthington said he would no no thing
to bring on clash between the military and
civil authorities. -[ Wash. Star.
The Schr. Mary Caroline, or Adeline, loaded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-25
Z. s GENERAL BANKINn -

~, = = unNhhAL BANKING LAW 81
The Ihe te 70 has been issued BY tho ~
Before circulating notes will he d,r "a
any bank organized under the Nat;o S'aIlered %
banking law, the Comptroler mnSt !. uenea1
zstactory evidence, by the report Of an nave sa1
ner, Or otherwise. ~ @' e&amtl
Zst. That the bank ia located in soD,.
town, or village, which is easily aacasS;I 't e'y
net ID some CUT ofthe way inaccesx;hio g, aAdI
I'd. That the bank is provided with ,' p.a:e1
a''l2 banking room, and also with vsnj 1ulil
safe tor the safe keeping CT its funds '""' y
Sd. That the bank has procured suob h.,
as may be required for the TRANSACTION Of s1 ra
u|ar banking business. "'ssl
4th. That the bank shall have adont u !.
laws tor the management Of its business ~ ~
proved by the Comptroller ~
5th. That the amount e its cap;ta soo,
required to be paid in has been 50 maid '' sui
chat the same remains in bank in cash, Or with With
some safe depository subject to sight check wy
has been invested in i. S. bonds or in som os
other satisfactory manner.
9Th. That the bank has in its emplovman
competent officers for the transaction Of its bus
mess; that its directors are men of fair stand
Jig, and that the bank has been organized to
carry On legitimate banking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-25

MON ( E3S ENLNU. MAX 20.
Yesterday was Whit-sunday, being the
seventh Sunday after Easter, and the occasion
was celebrated in the Jewish synagogues, and
IN the Catholic end Episcopal churches. 1t
originated With the Israelites to commemorate
she occasion when Moses received the Law on
Mount Sinai Christians also observe it In
conarnemoration Of the preaching Of Peter,
when three thousand persons were converted
IN one day In the churches The services are
peculiar to the occasion, and from the days Of
Moses It has beer known as the Jewish Pente-
cost. To-day is Whit Monday-~in other days
kept as hol day By the whole negro popula-
ton Of the South They then appeared in all
tl,eir fnery came TO the towns and villages to
make their purchases or spent the day Oh tbs
farms in the festivities they liked.
Alta Convention Of Union men held in this
place last Saturday, Geo. Q. Wunder, Of Alex
andria county, was nominated as a candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, in the place of Ed
mond Pendeton, declined; and Thomas Russ
sell Bowden was nominated for Attorney Cen
eral, in the place of S. FerE uson Beach, declined.
j. S. Purdey, OF Fairfax, was nominated as
candidate for State Senator from Fairfax and
Alexandria counties.
It is thought that more than thousand
persons Yesterday visited the Government
works now going on at the south end of Wafer
street. Among the improvements there has
been the walling in and charging of fine
spring of cool and delicious water, a few yards
only from the river shore. 1t is said that the
medical authorities have recommended re-
moval from the Cove near the Point, of the
frame slaughter house lately erected there,
and which, built over shallow, grassy part
of the river, is likely to prove deterious to the
general health Of the town.
The official documents relating to the diff
Guilty in Brazil between the American and
British Ministers are just published in Eng
land. Mr. Christie explains the cause of his
squabble with General Webb. Itappears that
one evening in October last the two Ministers
were engaged in a game Of whist at the house
Of the Russian Ambassador at Rio Janeiro;
that General Webb was uncommonly talkative;
that his uninterrupted conversation interfered
with the progress Of the game, and that Mr..
Christie finally said to him: you talk SO
much, General, to put me out. . This, &C
cording to MIR Christies statement, is all that
was said but Webb responded in the famous
note which declared that 1t was language far
more fitting an English groom than an English
Minister" adding, with a written oath: If
sou ever again are impertinent to me, | shall
punish you!
Sazzasol &c 4ha Nactharn ~ nera contain LEI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-25

Benjamin Hallowell Farquhar has been sp
pointed a route agent between Washington
city, and New York. Mr. F. is a nephew Of
Benz. Hallowell. of Sandy Spring, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-25

The Baltimore American says:-'The Lou.
isvlle Journal-recently suggested that pho
Biography should be employed On the battle
field in the present great conflict, by way Of
preserving accurate representations Of scenes
which will be of surpa 'sing interest. The idea
has already been anticipated with one military
Department at least, that Of the Potomac,
Tn this case, under the special supervisor o.
the military Chiefof Engineers Tor all the rail.
roads used by the Government -Genera! Hmlt
an officer has been detailed-Captaln, nus Us
sell-who has been supplied with valuable
AID complete Photographic apparatus anu
this has been used for some months DO" Id
taking important views OF the Manassas ;. Es.
gion, all that around Alexandria, and enolas
with views of the battles Oh the line Oh '0'
Rappahannock. .,,,n,u.
At Alexandria the Government has aocumu,,
lated large amount OF railroad materlal a ans
a large number of splendid locomotives nS.!
of which, captured by either side as the ca,.I'
Of the war have varied, have each nSeol{ e,
most equal to that of an old line batse an'p,
MANY ofthese taken whilstrunnlng WILL o: :o,s
detail beautifully delineated, even &c :n1 us.
ofsteam prove to US concluslve the ; ;stopy
bic aid photography brings 30 the alo o. e'' Of
when the scene is the action AND sA0A'
battle field.
a fire occurred in Allison's ship ys1u, ~ -
sey City, on Saturday night. 1t e ',1 .s 3D.
the lumber yard and the Monitor "o'As .,sds
Joining. Fortunately none OF the 'lo"s ;1s
were injured, but the engine and ro''AnS N
and the tool shop were destroyed
Mr.. yallandigham arrived at Louls'i' 70: fl FIR
terday morning. The boat arrived Wv ~ day.
Nashville, and anchored in the stream o. e The
The Richmond Wing is complaining sneraI
Confederate Government for placing ''
Pemberton in command at VicksOurs' = ,,.t
Gen. Mcclellan was in Albany ~ l.'
week and there was torch light p'''0
in his honor :
WANTED situation IN 1 so,.'sW ". b. 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-25

NJ. DuBouay, according to the rules laid
down in bis pamphlet Of 1868, and lately
through the columns Of the Mark Lane TX
press, predicts that the present summer must
be an extraordinary one for drought and high
temperature. But, these weather WIS" peo-
pie are not always sure prophets.
The English papers record the death recent
", in Surrey, England, Of Richard Penn,
the great grandson Of VIM Penn, Of Pennsyl-
yania, in the 8Oth year Of his age.
Yesterday, two years ago, the advance of the
Federal troops was made into Virginia, and
Alexandria occupied by the =. S. forces.
Geo. NJ. Howard, of Jefferson county, is an
nounced as candidate for Lieutenant Govern
or of Va, on the ticket with Gov. Pierpoint
Luther D. Harrison, of this place, lately re-
turned within the Federal lines, has, it is said,
beea arrested.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

PEAcrlCAL JOKE ON THR JERsEr9-The Wash
wg9n correspondent of the Rutland Herald
hs,he following story
arch story is told Of the boys in the 2nd
reg nent | seems that the men in the Goth
Wv Jersey regiment had repeatedly stolen the
r.sh meat from the Vermont boys, in the night
ind appropriated it to their own use. Some of
ne Vermont boys therpnpon killed dog,
.ressad 1t neatly and hung up the quarters in
the . Iartermaster department. The " Jer-
savs. SO mist4king it for mutton, stole 1t, as
usual and bore it off IN triumph. The Yer
monters were on the watch and ascartained
that vt was served up next day upon the tab'e
some of the jersey officers The joke soon
became public, and the =" Jerseys are greeted
woen they visit the camps of the Vermonters,
with " bow wow-wow,' by way OF friendly
situation.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

WHEN THE SYSTEM Is DISEASED, NATURE
will eXert ali her powers throw the disease or many
cases, assisted by good nursing and die ing she will
cOmpsh tn desired objc But in where poisonous
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENE by
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CAUTION
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
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bottle containing % pills, and encirced with the
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| >ol ey all Druggists psv28ly&mwi
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

FIRE "A fire was discovered, about noon to-
dav Saturday. in the roof Of the building at
the head of State Street, belonging to John
sp.ldlns, Esq and occupied by j c. Emery,
The Bailey Bros, G French and D. Me
Donald The Ire, however, was extnsuished
with but little effort, and before it had done
any serious damage. The engines were prompt
" on hand, but were hardly needed The Sic
originated from one of the chimueys burning
out-some hours previous.
1t has cost the town of Hartford for recruiting
and bouutles the past year, the sum of $4O39,-
81.
Barnard has paid the past year, in bounties
$I925.
The expense to the town of Brldgewater, at
appears by the town report just issued, fol
bountles and recruiting the past year, is $3.50,
600.
The town of Woodstock has paid in bountie
$7I5O 90.
The town of Pomlrat has paid in bountie'
$2675 90.
The town of Berlin has paid in bountie
$2O5O,O0.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
State of Vermont.

OFFICE OF CLEBK OF HorsR or Rk'EsSRSrArIvEs,
Derby, February II, 1853
PROPOSALS will be rec we'd by the undersigned for
printn and binding the Grand list Be Oks fer 1864
incuhing the blanks tor abstracts
"a books to be printed good tper those Of
1868, 90 b de Ipsuet in the CLERKS on e il the
ouse in Montpelier, ready for dsribd ion, by the
6r-tcay Of october next.
EDWARD A STEWART,
febl9dw2 Clerk Of House Representatives.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
FAEeSg AT AUCTION

II HE und-r signed will sell a. Public Auction, 10 the
/ hghest bidd r. the premi ,es in DJxbury, in the
County OF Was ling m, the 18th day Of darch next
o'ciock in tn afternoon the Farm owned an" occu-
red by Samu 3. Atherton at the tim OF his ecease.
Sad Farm contains about 100 Of land nth hOu 9
AID barn, nearly n and is situate 90 good rad.
Sale poiitive, to close the E,ta G. Tenn UAsH.
ELI BRUCE, Admit With will ANNEXED
abuy, Feb. l6, 1888. Is wf:3w
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

The Ca'edonian says We learn that Samuel
Hutchinson, of Brartree, was killed on the
22l INST. by the accidental discharge of re-
volver. lie was aged IS years, and was the
youngest son Of Col. Rufus Hutchinson of
Brantree
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

The FIRST BRIGADE.-The Rutland Herald
is informed on the best authority, that Col. l..
A Grant, of the 9Th Vt, is in command of the
let Brigade.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
DISSOLUTION.

j pp arfnershp heretofore existing between W. r
BIZ "" "A aud GEO. W. TIlnEN, under the firm OF
leIt iiLDEN, is this " dissolved by mu'ual con
esy m NJ notes and accounts due said BRANAN Il FL
bl ne paid by ths Grst of April next # t, they
'''' with an attorney for collection.
...s. W F. BRAMAN
Mor,uou GEO w TILoEN,
P'"er, W., Feb. e6 1863. Fdlw,wIm
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

Az INVALUABLE RSMEDY,-Noue, cept tn lse VINO have
suffered all the horrors If threatened pton,
fully appreciate the value and efficacy Of DIR HaPs
tL>A h-as "a sovereign remedy in all the various
stag of this much dreaded disease.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
ESY TELLING gSEa
TO TIE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK. p. M.

CHICAGO. Feb. %. A SPECIAL dispatch from
Memphis, says the ex, clifton thr ugh the
Iazoo Pass, reached Moon Lake on the 22nd
inst.
B'yond this Lake leading 10 Cold Water Riy
er, the enemy sought to obsuuct the canal by
telling trets, stunps and logs. The federal
troops nave oeen ut work tnee weeks to clear
out the Pass.
\ battalion of the 9TH Illinois cavalry sent
oHt 10 scOur the banks had brisk sklrmlsh GA
Friday last. with d c)mp'nv of 60 mounted
rebels, dispensing them, killing e, wonnding
several, aad Capturing %. Oar loss was five
wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

~ he eyenngof he ltth, th ro ID from Noretown
va" .ontpeler pr0b by or nr4r Ontp stier VII age
,p u'pe Nictoriue. Any person returning it 10 he
esarN sFFIC2, or to the owner wilt b. handsomely
p"Lr d j. N. PERRIN.
'erIu, Feb H. 1863. IT,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

A New Orleans paper says "a true Union
woman is like the sugar we sometimes eet-a
Combination OF sweetness and grit
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