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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-04

! JIG tldue ucCWeen IOuQOun county ana Tie
district of Columbia and Maryland, authorized
some time since for the purpose Of facilitating
the Union people of that section Of country in
procuring the necessaries of life, has been pro-
hibited, it having been ascertain ed that per-
sons have been procuring passes with a view
ostensbly Of awaiting themselves Of this priv
lege, bat really for the purpose of transport
ing large quantities of goods directly into t,.e
Confederate lines.
Firsc Lieut.. Gilbert S. Lawrence, 7th New
York Volunteers, was brought to court mar
tial. on the Rappahannock, for saying in the
presence of officers and civilians, have no
confidence in General Hooker Burnside was
stuck in the mud and he will be stuck worse. y
And wien told by Major Gross, 9Th New
Hampshire Volunteers, that he would he dis
honorably discharged if his language was
known at headquarters: said: ETH be-if l
care; that's what II want And also for
publicly declaring, L want to get out Of the
service I don't believe we will succeed. [ am
dissatisfied generally. Nobody but Mcclellan
can command this army" Found guilty, dis
hcnorably discharged from the service. and
sentenced to forfeit all his pay and emolu-
ments.
Gen. Hooker has caused the issue to the
men under his command of rations of vegeta-
bles Onions and potatoes are now in every
camp.
Dr. Alexander G. Robinson well known
physician Of Baltimore, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Government detective and In
prisoned in the Central Police Station, subject
to the orders Of Major General Schenck. Dr.
Robinson succeeded about nine months since in
escaping from Provost Marshal 11cPhail It
is quite probable that he will be sent South
Lieut.. COL S, D. Oiphant, Of the Eighth
Pennsylvania Reserves, whose hearing WIS a.
most entir " destroyed by exposure on tee
Peninsula, has had that important faculty
suddenly restored by the loud report Of a gun
while target firing near Uniontown few days
since. The conclusion caused him much pain,
and he fell III fainting ht but when restored
he could hear everything said very distinctly.
Yesterday, there was brought to Baltimore,
and lodged in the Middle District Police Sta
ton, the following named persons, who were
arrested as political prisoners: c. n Hales, a
citizen Of Berlin, Thomas E. Brandln, VIM.
z. Singleton and George H. Leigh Of Lou
doun county, Va; also Isaac r. Nelson, the
latter having attempted to leave Baltimore two
weeks since in the ship Ocean Wave, but was
arrested. In addition to those named above
are VIM. Griffin and Frank Miller OF the 9Th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-04

fhe Detroit Advertiser, " ~ . ceiou"' aAe
.,,rrancv consists almost exclusively of Ame1i
am silver. Silver abounds everywhere.
Everybody is loaded with it, and everybody
tr;as to get rid of it. as people do OF doubtful
9,,nds. The taxes are paid IN silver and the
collectors take it BY the bushel. The city
treasurer Of Toronto has half ton Of it. The
hanks won't receive il. The Great Western
Railway has issued printed notices that only
five por ct. Of silver Will be received for fair Or
freight. Only think Of a country where you
cannot pay your fare on the cars III silver coin!
At Toronto. London, and elsewhere, business
men and firms have united III a general reso-
luton to receive silver only at discount Of
five per ct. for Canada bank paper
The papers in northern Illinois give most
encouraging accounts Of the wheat prospects IN
that region. Should no unseen misfortune oc~
cur. it is thought the yield will turn out better
than for many years past.
The rumor which prevails in New York, that
the Federal forces have been defeated at |lcks-
burg, produced great excitement. The runor
is net credited.
4 mass meeting of all nationalities is proro-
sel TO be held in New York, to reafirm the
principles of the Monroe doctrine, and insist
on its vigorous application by the United
States
Among large amount CT property sold il
Philadelphia, at sheriff sale yesterday, was
Jones' Hotel, on Chestnut street, which hasa
front Of 50 feet 6 inches and a depth of 235
feet. 1t was sold under an execution for a debt
Of s25, 900, and vas bought by Nh. Orne for
$4,000.
Ninety members Of Congress have subscribed
call for a convention TO promote facilities
The Indianola was one Of the finest gunboats
Of the Mississippi squadron and was consider
ed iuvunesable She was built at Cincinnati,
is Of the ''Ionitor' pattern, with an oblong
stationary turret in which were mounted two
heavy columbiads. She passed by the bate
res at Vicksburg on the night of the 18th ult,
and WAS reported to be en- route for the Red
river
There are seven vessels lying under military
guard in Washington, captured for alleged vio-
Iations Of the blockade Of the Potomac, and
running contraband goods,
One hundred and eight desertcrs arrived yes
terday afternoon, from Fort Columbus, n Y;
barber, and were landed from steamer at
Georgetown.
Col E. D. Townsend, Assistant Adjutant
'Eeneral, who was sent to Port Royal to adjust
the matter ofthe conflict of authority between
tens. Hunter and Foster has returned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-04
DIED.

On the morning Of the 18th inst, Mrs HAIR
RET. the beloved wife Of William Rushmon,
in the 18th year of her age, after an illness Of
one year, which she bore with Christian forti
tude. rs Her funeral will take place on Thurs
day, the 5th inst, at clock, south end or
Union street,
Our hearts We're sad and al detected,
4 shade Of grief each feature bore,
Because we sadly recolected
That our dear mother was no more
And shall our bleeding hearts arraign
That God whose ways are love-
Or vainly cherish anxious pain
For her who rests above
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25
THE NEWS.

WAsaISGr ~, Tuesday. Jane % We
have a large number oi reports as to the
movemears Of the be > a. he East: on.
states the B,l i'm ore is ,nreatone !: anoth-
er. lh!; W ,shiagtor is 10 be attach. ID
from Maryland, a third, that Lee is
msrcfi;.;, Or preparing - u,"n Pittsburgh
Or W.irc!inI; aud Al fourth. ;ha; a 00J
rehes are moving upru Gettysburg ani
harrisburg W. tavs QUE rnnnr hat
there are j,00J rcbc, q. Iiarcrslown.
Nd. VII, "a terrifying; alother, thai,
from $500 10 10000 cf,ssei al An-
tietan on Saturday,; aui sill another, ,ha.
there arc ony a few thousand rebel, in
MAJ land an PENNSYLVANIA.
There has been more lighting between
PleaSan;"n aud olnar'. il winch tn latter
was defeated. II IS beiievai in WASH
InYton that tilurr - no rabel infantry on
ina. side Of the Blue Rrige. Hookers
rish. rests on foaisy'le. HIS AMY is
under orders 10 march At lnoment's
no,iee, m! a .entra engagement is ex
pecl.i
! Ia, r. = r-thiu. NV from Vicksburg
In" rsbri- nave a reporl that the F-dera!s
were r,ted ~ Port IIud ,on on lh. l2 h.
Federal accounts state hat fighting Was
progressing, bu, that the result was nnt
known. Marmaluae i reported 10 be OPP
posite Memphis. with | 800 men.
! The reb es who invaded Indians last
week were overtlKen while on their ia
treat, on FRIDAY, and largr number Of
them captured Another raid was made
on Sunday BY force of go rebel. il the
same ally. Their ADVANCE guard wa-
near Papi yesterday morning. Troops
have been sent from New Albany to The
scene olopersions. and fight IS expect
ed 10 take place to day Later repo t.
state tha the Ieb l. ave woin King immense
destruction on tue Ohio and siississippi
Railroad.
Mr.. Vallandigham hs, mad has way out
Of the Coutederacy, seiii"g from w Inning
ton for Nassau L, - stated ia II he will
proceed from tn latter point TO Canada.
! Joan Morgan has crossed the Cumhpl :
land River al Carthage. at the head Of
5000 men. 1t is reported al GELATIN,
Tenn. that l.rss re- bel force is adv enc
lng upon that p int. A formidable in
vasion Of Kentucky 10 considered certain
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25
CAMP CARtNGrOS,
lNDIANAP Lis, June 20.
? PLYMOUTH Dem ,CRAr:

f.DIToR PLYaoUrH Dem pCKAr:
PEI init me to answer, through Your
paper, an ni;imou, lie that | noticed in
the lasl issue of tie Marshall County
Republican, concerning pi &c copied
from the \. Y. Iadependant Speaking
of negro regiment ;he article says:
"One fact should BE- chronicl d. their feg
mental banner OF $ perb wife silk had OH
one side tie coat Of arms OF Massachusetts.
ami on the other a golden cr"sS. on \
golden star, with az rae signo uinces.
beneath. THIS is the ilyst christian ban
ner that has gone into the war. BY q
strange. and yet not strange, providence,
God has made this desnsed race the
besrer of his STANDARD. Tney are lhus the
real leaders OF the nation"
read the above artice--took the pa
per and went into the Republican Office,
and told The + liter 20 read the above few
ines. He read them. and | asked hin il
no endorsed that principle. iIe said he
did. ben asked him if be endorsed
tie last two Ines. he said he did. ha did
not ace any thing in that he could rot
endorse. | ihen tvll him was dnue
with The so-calied Union party, if nat
WAS one OF th-ir PRINCIPLES. AID he SAID il
was. told him that the man that en-
dorsed s!st principle was no better than
sny traitor in the south he saw that
would mt Do with the soldiers, 50 to
clear himself. he said that il Vas I. mistake
ii the printer. IL might have been a
nl-'aas nade On pup Sc. He prhte
it because i! is The principle r that negro
loving party, who would Civ more to the
negro than the poor whie nan.
| am for the Union az il was and the
Constitution a. it IS. ad all that is op-
posed to that gra-ipsl consider 10
Deter than a traitor, no matter whether
North or South W. enis ed to put down
treason in ihe South with thc bayouet. and
while We are doing it. we want the Con :
stituiioual men TO Ia, down aboliiionsm
at the baIot-box
| viii leave j! 70 my heisibor. 10 say
who tells the truth, speak Of lhis a. a
personsi affair.
f"nrs truly,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

J =. OssoRsr S-cy Pro- tern.

Os ) ,rur.'ay acx; he Derpctrs.ia Conn
:, Convanti N : =. b tali In 'h.s plsca.-
We he the at'e'.sia3ce " be .ar.:,e,--not
merely b'.'sHsr :. vii be crafty ~ 10 rs
10 a u = rod aai s.ce-s iai cen--
scnI II he Drr"cIacy,-ba' be, ause
" L , ,i'e p op'@ are eo'a~e. to :ho i'm
Por'aacs Of ac'ioa IN h emergency upon
us. w. hope Al oar q z - raj s the
ssi II. Of ~. country. aud ar r,s2ived
T., l"a>e \ s'rpE4, id vigorous movement
ior eior'i. Ia 40 ~ay can in~y ma. i.esl
.aoh ai<ps's. ion mo p'a.n.y than by
raiyiis to h standard Of d mocracv.
l.. the Cs4nrs Convent. Ia Il an exai
billion q pl0.:c sentiment: II ii i We are
content.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25
Szars.ia;i County Democratic Con
VcniiDn.

1 conv eniion Of tn Democracy q Mar
sbal County wil De held .; the ur;
l:ouse ia Plymouth on SATURDAY the 9Th
csyof jane Is 5 n ono o'clock p. N. To- the
ga'po-o 81 nominating candidates FIR the
o.f,s tn be { led 4 'ha coming election
The Democrats of he eyeral towpehips
ara requested 10 mo- ana appe.'t de.C a
,ss on Or b~fese the SATURDAY preaching
tie c nvepli,a. TIC basis Of Tcpreaents-
ton MI be. ore d. ga f,r ever sizeen
20 - ca. FL the H,n. Dasiai Ta-yia n.
shs lat G nIressi MA e ec.ion.
I7tro tvwnshlg all to be fiily represent
I'd IN the Count coz l. I'm.
B. oder = the democratic
cen.r.i Committee
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

So tar as We can learn; except horse
race there is 10 he no celebration of the
All in our place. our citizens having con
cluded to go off, on hat occasion. Their
being h..lf fare trains to Chicago and Ii
Porte
We rresume if any fellow wants to stay
a, home and shoot fire crsckere, i
will no. b. vi"srion Of any General OF
der" to do go.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25
We think Gen. Rurns;dvs order No. 30
q sllnerfuilr with nil dino dstprpncp 10 the

We think Gen. Rurns;des' order No. SO
a superfiuily. with all due Difference 10 the
nero e Fred ricksburg. ana the vanquish-
er OF the Chicago Times, tie scapt goat OF
the administration and the most upendious
aud enormous Ounce Of hi, day we mGst
say We think his order No. SO, super
fluffy. The idea Of ordering a commanda-
sion Of the war policy Is ridiculous. The
natcAess sagacity. the unvarying success
OF the head of the nation, the wise, the
honest Abraham, cannot fail to anticipate
Gen. Burnside's order
Who can fail to admire the unvarying
success We have met With, so FIR, in re-
tanning " ashington our capital, and in dri-
wing the rebels back FROM Pennsylvania,
Mar, land. Ohio a'.d indiana. aud TIE Oh
inscv with winch we hold portions OF
Kentucky and Missouri?
Tho wisdom which prompts the admin
istralion to declare large portion Of the
cilize,.s OF the northern States enemies TO
the Government, a Of the subtle Kind, and
though We cannot comprheend II. We
know it must be a part Of the match less
ar-pplicy. LIT none be discourage d, +
we continue on in our present course, and
the policy is kept sacred from dissp
prevail, We shal hold the rebeis y, bay
for years
The Democrats who are trying 10
weaken the Lands OF Tho Government.
BY nrging il TO change It's course, and
adcp, more rigorous course OF action.
and permit tho people to unite in our cofn
mon Cause by laying aside Partiz Il. schemes
and Dangerous political d''gmas, -slon'i
be desit with. and perhaps q ham order
No. 5 'ray 10 OF Some service.
1t any nan fails 10 "'sec' the wisdom of
tie Government" be mus: be blind IN
deed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

We dIslkc duIritig, in all forms, ee-
ptclally newspaper dunning, Tor The rea-
der y 10 Las pa In .dvsnce is compel.
ID TO read the ar Gle addi, ssed - hs
delinquent neiglbor; bst then necessity
sometimes Is too much far likes and dis
iaes, aud We are COMPELLED To ,sy word
10 those who nrc owing u, and we would
remark 10 the reader who -t.Tds even /.
our book, this IS no; iuiend d for You.
7 he word we have 10 ny Is simply this
poy up H. 'he~e hard time We cannoi
get ulon wi.bod; monvv, and good s!iar,
oi our revenue comes from Or sub ,eri
b,rs, cps dollar snd hal j. i nal sun
To ,ho-e iudeb,ed 10 u bu u sufficient
number Of dollar aid bats would b. %
great service 20 us
If or paper suits you. Of course YOU
will pay for Il cheeriuily. and your negec
is matter Of csreie <suess II il does not
stop il. and we vii forgive the little bal
ance due US.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

VIZ learn 10y telegraph tia, Vilandig
ham has run ihe blockade aud ESCAPED To
Mas au IL has good right IN Ohio.
to-day. as David Todd; aud will, We trust.
soon have ia power, n Governor of the
State. To enforce that right.
lie j, the POI nlar iavori,e. to-day, no,
so much on account OF his principles. rs III
vlndication Of he great principle of civil
berry i"ased b. the Administration in
bis person.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

TIE proceedings of the vario1s Town
s.io Corvanticn. haze beeu hand! in
lui W DO rot ubl them. ior 'he cas-
on hat they wculi ocaupy nearly half our
pace for reading matter. without :ro. 3
very interesting We cannot p.bli.h 81,
hence 10 aot publish ny
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

The Masonic celebration IF the ami
vcr>ary Of st. John, the Baptist, at Cor
bins hall last evening, Was one Of The
asantest affairs We haze even had the
pleasure Of attending. Tie Installation
speeches and splendid music. conc. ud ~
with a dance all com blued 10 make a
VINO atieite :, bless theh' ur, with bliths
some heart
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

copied the invitation of the Union League
Of Philadelphia to participate in the g'and
national csl.braiion Of the tth Of July.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

Total expenses, si555s 10
An account current with and between the Coun-
ty of Marshall, and tie Treasurer OF said County
for the year ending May 3ist. 1868
iTErAsUEER DR..
To this amount IL Treasurer's hands at
June settl .ment 1862 S'ii?,cc
To ,h,s amount of delinquent tax collect
ed. as found ~ Oct settlement iob2 1892 30
To tins amount from ID Ninnedge's estate eo.4t
~, iii ,mn,u,t from r. Corhiiey G. .65
Ia this amount from Sale of J. Lcakc elects AZ
TO this amount from Clerk for Jury and
Docket fees 1881
To mi. amount from Clerk for Estrays 90
To this amount from collections of Sur
veYoss fees I77,74
To this amount found at April settle
mcnt, lcbJ lSt9, W
Total DR.. sl7522, ~
TREASURER
nv the amount OF County orders, filed in
Auditors Office $SlT2, 50
Bv the amount of Interest the same $lI is
By the amount OF County orders filed in Au
ditors office S63'3,eo
Nv the amount of Interest the same S47, 70
By the amount OF ola county ofueisr ioriel
ted to School fund S5i %
Bv the amount OF County orders filed in Au-
d tors office $3.50 4
BY he amour, OF Interest on the same $50
Total Or. $l3l6S,4'
Total DR. li522,2O
Total CIR $l3l6e, Al
Amount in Trcasurers hands &4j53. -
All of vhicd is respectfully submitted,
Juno let 1863.
A.C. THoyrnv Auaiio.,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

The President aud Secretary Of var have
authorized the formation of ali Invalid
Corps, to be composed Of such soldiers a.
are not fit for active field duty and yet can
perform garrison duty
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

4 genieman from Cur town at n ID :
Sale IN Sark Co. few DAYS since. and
while .here amused himself by pull * a
buiternut from around tho neck Of IA boy
present.
y fell sr'wn' Sisrk.ie. rot !iAeing int
proceeding, gave cur towasmAn one M"
ute 10 have Tie grouni in, and the dane
was improved. 50 Ne learn from a friend
down here
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

TIRE Provost Ma shai IS proceeding
with he enrolment in our Count with
out interruption, We believe. ,ie VIII noi
be Interrupted. We trust, in the d,scEarge
OF his duties Men may think his appoint.
men. a poor Que, and say 81. and If b.
shows the jud sment every official should
pos sass -. Ill take such C.. mneu.s coo!-
j.. L j. Useless - attempt 10 force public
opinion. The attempt l. shoot PACKARD
the evening Of hts speech TN the street.
~as rot only very foolish. but repreheaai-
bic, 10 the highest d,gree. An officer
~h'>e du;y Il Is 10 preserve quiet, should
eer'arlv rot b he nrst to commit All Act
that will oncender strife
" q expec: To- canvas tho merits of all
officers, freely, b. they large or small, aud
~ ai'empt TO pr vent our dung so, won'd
manifest great folly, and rrsut very unsat-
iaiaelorily, We reckon.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

Reports from Washington state that the
main portion "f l. e's army i, in the Shen
and"ah Valley, ard that only part Of
Ewell's corps is in Mary land d Penns, /
vaula The reb Is have reoccup.ed Green
ca,tl and G ambersbur1. Pa anu Fred
erick. Nd. has be,n reocupied BY the Fed
erals. The rebels have destroyed all the
bridges Oh The Ballim re and Ohio Rail
road between Harpero Ferry and Cumber.
laid There Is great excitement at Pitts
burgh, a reDel force being reported at Un-
iontown. only forty miles distant
Adsices from Nicksbarg are TO tie 18th
inst. The siege was progressing finely,
though the sanitary condition Of tie Fder-
81 army was not so good as it has been -
Pembertcn. it was reported had expressed
determination to die rather than surrer-
der. Johnston was moving towards va
go Guy The rebels were threatening
Hanes Bluff. and some skrmishing had
occurred in that vicinity. Richmond had
been burned by the Fedetals. Gen Grant
had removed Cen. mcfarland from his
command placing Gen Ord in his stead
The W. from In lima is conflict =. -
One report siaiss th,s The rebels h ID .sac!i
ed Mitchell, Il aisoad station: another,
that they were retreaiiag towards the Ohio
pursued b. e ocnsi i.r.bs farce AID u
third, that the whole story OF /. SECOND III
sseion Is cansrd. originating in the fact
that :. body of Home Guards from Ken.
iusay crossed the river 20 assist in repefl.
ing the small force Which made the raid
last week.
New Orleans adices state that the Fed
srai s.eye batteries had opened upon Port
Hld-ou, and thai they we're doing consid
cradle damage. "A rebel dispatch says
tina: Banks hal been repulsed twenty sew.
en- times that the garrison had plenty OF
provisions; and thas aid for them vas close
at haat
There s-a repor; at c ncnna' that Gen
Burnside has asked To be relieved OF his
present comrnand. No sensible man, wc
imagine, will grieve over his retirement
Morgan has recros>ed the Cumberland
ana a; last advice>, WAS engaged III = tignt
with Federal force under Col. Wider
aud Gen Palmer.
Rebel cavalry are threatening the FED
srai lines between Memphis and Corlnlh
b,ras,iap Tie railroad AID telegraph.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

SOME poor wretch, or wretcl.es, visited
the residence Of our friend D. McDosALD
between Monday and Tuesday. and fe-
loniously took. stole and carried away from
his said premises divers and sundry white
articles % wearing apparel, contrary to
the statute III such cases made and provi-
ded.
DAN ssys he don't care anything abou
The c.othes but he is opposed to the prin
cipal on which they were taken--thinks
it is not strictly honest.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25

The rebels. during The recent cannon
ade near Charleston fired three Thousand
FIVE hundred shots. and killed but one of
our men.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25
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r'ng pa'hos, makimg II very DIN tdii piece
10 r~cl,e property.
Human Lille by /. Malt!ngly. is 4
piece I'D un.Ing with some very bea tiful
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-25
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

Tic Auiitor Of Marshall County. SUBMITS 10
the Commissioners Of said Comfy The ioi!o wing
rapport II receipts aud expenditures account OF
.aii Conn;y, Tor tie insnc!ai yer cni.S H.,
3lz.. l.6l
EECErFTS
1he.e las been recclvci II the Comfy Trs asn-
-, since tie 3ist day Of M, 1852, To-
lows
: = ss t... ista s34l9.os
or delinquent taxes A. October settle
mont. i-6! i252S3
yuncise aait
Amount receives. u r Coi,,aev IA ~
a. from. sale ct J -eaAs
effects -i3
For iury and dOnks; fees from Clerk 80
For e.trays, from CLERK -
Tor sif,.sor's fee Ia.
For revenue Of 90, rs found a: April
settlement, 1853 l:i"J. 80
Total receipts Lore -
EXrESOiTUREs;
There have been County riers Issued since
the 3s. l4y ct May. l>G2, for Tie following o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-09
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