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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Pegram Crosses the Cum.
- berland to Assist n
Morgan. -
HE WILDE CAPTURED.
The circumstances OF Nor
gan's Surrender. .l A.

/ CNcissArr, July aa.-Pegra,n, with between
fifteen hun dred and two thousand men, crossed
the Cumberland river a dsy or two since, and
moved north towards Richmond. The pre-
vallng opinion is, that when Pesram started
he was not aware of the capture of Morgan,
aud contemp plated assisting him to escape.
The disposal of our forces in Kentucky is
such as will render 1t impossible for him to ad-
vance further or escape.
A special dispatch from Columbus states that
Capt. Burbeck had no authority to accept the
surrender of Morgan. He was not regularly
elected militia captain, nor had he any COM
mand.
Burbeck and few companions were acting
as guides against Morgan when the latter. dis
covering our forces closing in, offered to sur
render to him, in order that he might secure
terms to suit himself. Burbeck at once granted
the terms which Morgan proposed. few mo-
ments afterward, shackelford came up and
took charge Of the gang, refusing to recognize
the terms of surrender.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
July "a. y has no ncvs Of great importances
In an editorial with refoteHcS 70 the operations

July 27. y bias no pcvs Of great Importance
In an editorial with refefcHcS 10 the operations
In, Northern yirginia, n ssys,--,-zss-s-
"By the central train Of last evening we
have a report Of copAdefsbie ngagcment,
several days ago, between The corps OF Gems.
Longstreet and Hill and q heavy body of the
enemy, at one Of the passes In the Blue Ridge.
The exact location could not be asccrtained;
but our forces are represented to have achieved
decided advantage In the affair, and to have
captured largo number of prisoners and sev-
cral pieces OF artillery. The stages proceeding
down the valley were stopped, at Woodstock
on Saturday morning, the enemy having ap.
peared, on Saturday, In formidable, force, at
Strasburg, on the Valley turnpike, IL miles
from Winchester and II miles below Wood
stoek. Passengers report that this force came
| over from Front Royal" trgfrr't1 81 .'
The same paper, In an editorial, lamentins
ovef the capture Of Morgan's men, says:
'iThis Is distressing blow upon the Con.
fcderacy. II has stood and can still stand a
harder. But the pride Of the people was very
much interviewer with the achievements Of
Morgan"
tiooks Upon MUgsn's feat as rash and fool
hardy. .-......-, .-...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

AssAULT.-This morning Michael Connor
was arrested by opcer Evans for an assault on his
WIFE,, He was held to bail by Justice Resver for
his appearance at court. ,
A Cook DRowSEp.-Thc schooner Globe ar
rived this morning and reports the loss Of her cook,
a young man by the name of VIM. Thomas, by fall
ing overheard on Smiths Island. '..nH p
AssAULr.-Daniel Carroll was arrested this
morning by officer Harry for furious onset on
his wife. lie was examined by Juhtioe ReAver, and
by him committed TO jau I'd await the action Of the
grand jury.
POLICE ECAsEs.-John Enwright, Horace Wha-
Ian and Pat shay, drunk; dismissed. George Nc
! Allen, dot haed stcs Henry Rackaway, selling
liquor on sunday; dismissed. Michael Conner,
disorierly eouductj fined s6sa. Lewis Harris, do;
fined sa.tt. Abby Laspy, do; security to keep the
peace. Alfred Pugh and Pat shay, vayranoyj sent
| to workhouse. .F.
MARINE LIsT--Ayripals. Empire,
Hunter, N. y; merchandise to Morgan b Rhine.
| hart. ''Npsii .. '. ., - -
sehr. Eleanor Ann, Turner, Baltimore; lumber
| to Messrs. Wheatley and Pickrell.
Corson, Tunnel, Philadelphia, coal to Dixon
King. 0'''..
Globe, Cole, New York, hay to Government.
| ilartly BROS. .h
Dpdriur.-steamer James 3. Green, Willets, N
| Y, hdse. from Morgan Il Rhinehart.
| CHESAPEAKE AND OnIo CANAL.--Departares
| Vigiiant, II. H. Cromwell, Wm. Darrell, Mary VII
ard, $. Ardinger, J. 4. Rhinehart, H. X. Huntly
Chau. AIdinger. ID. -L-l -
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
SecOndEditiOn
-FOUR o'OtoOx. p. n.
MEADH s.. LEE.

In Communication which we publish In our
outside columns to-day, from Gen. Robert Z.
Lee, addressed to the rebel Adjutant General,
the former officer contradicts the report Of Gen.
Meade, announcing skirmish at Falling Wa.
ters and the capture Of two pieces Of artillery
and numerous prisoners. II Is OF course no
manner Of consequence what Gen. Lee says, to
bis oonfreres in treason to break the force Of
his own terrible disaster but, in justice to Gen.
Meade, 1t should be stated that his dispatch "a
tue Government Of the affair ot Falling Waters
Is correct, despite the contradiction OF the baf
fed and retroa,ing rebel. De-.
We would ask Gen. Lee II he has ever heard
Of rebel general named Pcttisrew, who was
mortally wounded in the skirmish at Failing
Waters, that did not take PLACE, and died few
days thereafteri Ia. .I. ....
Men are not generally killed and wounded
without cause. II there was no fight at Falling
Waters what Is the meaning of the hospital full
of the wounded near iherei I.
While we have the two captured guns In oul
own batteries, the wounded In our own hospi
talsi the prisoners In, our own jails; and reat
the obituaries of the rebels slain In that affair
in the Richmond papers, VIC must be permitted
TO credit the ccncuirlng statement Of Genera
Meade, rather than the spiteful contradiction
Of the baIfled traitor who audaclously make
this issue Of veracity.
Robert Z. Lee, Of the American army, wa
once considered gentleman and christian
But bad company and bad luck have spoile
his morals and his temper. ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
Politics In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, July 27.-The Hon. G. A. Wick.
life, anti-Adminlstration candidate for Cover
nor, addressed large and enthusiastic crowd
at the court house this evening, opposing
strongly what he called the Abolition policy of
the Government.
General Houston was serenaded at the Gait
House this evening, to which he briefly re-
sponded. He said his mission was rather to
fight than TO talk.
The Hon. Robert Mallory followed, denounc.
ing the views Of Mr.. Wicklifie, and arguing
earnestly in favor Of the suppression Of the re-
belllon.
Col. Marc Munday closed the proceedings
with q speech combining patriotism and hu
NOR, which, together with those Of his prede
cessors, was warmly applauded by an enthusi
astic audience.
Our City Councils are taking measures to at
tend the funeral OF the Hon. John J. Crittenden
In body, on Wednesday.
The Central Committee has called conveD'
ton of Union citizens at Lexington, to nomi.
nate candidate for Congress to fill the vacancy
caused by the decease Of MIR. Crittenden.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
The Rebels Attack Rae hmond

CIScNNATI, July 2s.-A special dispatch to
the Commercial from Lexington, Kentucky,
says the rebels this morning attacked our forces
at Richmond, consisting of a small detach.
mcnt under Col Sanders. After an hours se-
verc lighting, our troops were compelled to fall
back to the Kentucky river, badly cut up.
The rebel force Is estimated at ], 800 men and
six guns. They are supposed to be the advance
of Bragg's army.
At the latest advices our troops had fallen
back within five miles Of Lexington, the enemy
closely following.
Martial law had been proclaimed In Lexing.
ton, and all the able-bodied citizens between Is
aud 45 ordered to report for duty. II Is thought
that the city can he held against the rebel
force OF over 1900, moving In northerly di.
rection via Grab Orchard.
The 0azette's Lexington dispatch says the
excitement has subsidized. The rebels came to
the Kentucky river, at Clay's Ferry. Sanders
command Is nearly all In, and troops from
Hickman's Bridge insure the safety of Lexing
ington. Generals Carter and Gilbert's com
mands are In the rear of the rebels.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
a Presentation.
CARVER U. S. GrN. HOSPITAL
WAsIIiNoToN, d. c., July %, 1851.

CARVER U. S. GEN. HosPITAL,l
WASHINGTON d. C., July %, 1883
10 ne EdIcr efie Sdiioadi Repub ieaa: llr
Carver Hospital, on Monday evening last,
witnessed one of those pleasing little incidents
which sometimes break In upon the monotony Of
invslid life and serve to illustrate the deep sense
OF gratitude which the sick and wounded soldiers
OF the Union, far away from home and kindred,
may experience toward the kind and -ttentiye sur
geon who ministers unto their necessities. n. Z.
Price, one Of the most opulsr assistant surgeons
of this institution, was made the recipient OF an
elegant service OF plate, including pitcher salver,
&c, by the paticn's who have until recently been
under his change on the occasion OF his being as
signed to duty elsewhere In the hospital. The
presentation was rn,de gracefully by our good
chsplain, J. II. Parks, with remarks appropriate
to the occasion. DR., Price responded with much
feeling, expressing his thanks for tho beautiful
gifts rendered under such generous and noble i'm.
pulses. . .' CHS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
Another Piracy.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The ship George
Griswold, Lunt, from London, which had been
boarded by the pirate Georgia, and bonded for
100000, arrived at this port to-day. She
brought home a portion Of the officers and
crews of ship Jabez Snsw and barque Ama-
zonian, which were captured and burned by the
Alabama, in lat. l4.25 s., long 34.32 W. On
the night of June 22d, Cape Frio, bearing W.
N. W., distant eighty miles, fell in with YES
sci hove to. AS soon as they made our Light
they bore of and run for US; we Immediately
extinguished our lights aud kept of before the
wind, and through the darkness OF the night
succeeded in losing sight Of her in the course
Of one hour. have no doubt but what 1t was
the privateer Georgia, as she had been cruising
Off Cape Frio two or three weeks.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
NAVIGATION or TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
The First Arrival at st. Louis.
A Steamer Sails from 81. Louis 10
New Orleans.

ST. LOUIS, July 27-The steamer Imperial,
tho first boat from New Orleans, arrived here
this morning. A large crowd Of merchants
and citizens greeted her arrival and national
salute was fired in honor of the reopening OF
the Mississippi river.
The steamer Albert Pierce left here this eve
ming for New Orleans, with lcrge load of pri-
vate freight and long passenger list. The
Continental left here yesterday for the same
port, heavily laden with Government stores.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
Hon. wanam waiting, selicissr Of the
War Department.

The telegraph announces that this gentleman
is to leave for Europe this week, to assist, with
his legal advice, our minister in England and
France upon matters Of great Importance
Providence (R. ~ Journal.
Mr.. Whiting being on q leave of absence
from his duties as Solicitor Of the War Office.
goes temporarily to England and France, not
to give advice to our Ministers, but to commit
"ica's certain facts, which, from the peculiar
facilities recently afforded Mr.. Whiting, can be
done better by him than any one else. Mr..
Evcrts, of New York. has been performing the
duty, but, having returned, Mr.. Whiting takes
his place.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
MOna.E WORDS {

"WurrpylR rHHr (rHE RERELs) nASB THA
It poyru. rnrY DRIVE BEroRB THEN INTO THEM
"s.sKs rrB EoyrHsRN PEOPLE, AND rHsr
WOULD ALSO DRIVE re. Trust THhh NOT.
WERE rnKY ABLE, THEY Would INVADE AND
"pEsrEoY us WITHOUT AnCY. ABSOLUTELY
" Assured OF THESE THINGS, l An AMAZED THAT
ANY ONE COULD THINK OF PnAck on ANY
" "rERMs.' He WHO INrRRTAMs TH1 sRNTrMBsT
"is PIT ONLY TO IN SLAVE; HI wHo UTTERs
at AT THIS TINE, AonsovnR, IS TRAIroR TO
q" MS COUNTRY, WHO DssxRvns rhn sC0Rr AND
CONTEMPT OF ALL HONORABLE nsr.'-hoS-
,rdns, TO the General Asssnbly of 0hio, February,
ighS ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL ExHI.
BITlON.

American EAhAbltors Carry Or Some
Premi MN ms--Mc Cormick's Chreshing Ma
.htnc wins . Gold Medal.
Especial Dispatch to the Daily Morning Chroaicle
HAMBURG, Europe, July l5.-Edior Of Chron-
,rie! sIR-The second day Of the great exhibi-
ticn has just closed 1t was the largest show
OF stock Of modern times, four thousand en-
tries being made. Mr.. Campbell, Of Vermont,
takes three premiums on his sheep, two Of the
hrst class. There were seventeen hundred en-
tries Of sheep. ....
Mccormick thrashes all the nations and walks
oil with the golden medal.
Our glorious flag and coat Of arms is seen
all about US, surrounded by loyal people.
More than fity thousand people are inside Of
the grounds to-day. Forty thousand thalers
we're taken at the gates yesterday.
May our glorious army be as successful In
thrashing tue rebels as Campbell, Mccormick
and other Americans are In competing with
the nations here assembled.
| regret that our people have taken SO little
interest In this exhibition. Never, never was
there such an opening for American skill and
Industry. We have not thousand articles on
exhibition, and but enc OF stock.
JosIPH A. WKIGuT,
.r United States Commissioner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
A REsEl's oprsrox.-A letter has been r

\ REBEL's OPISIoN.-A letter has been re-
.eived by brother Of distinguished rebel Of
tcer and engineer captured by Gen. Grant at
vicksburg, wherein that officer says: "The cap
ture of Vicksburg and our army is fatal to our
cause. We can never reorganlze another army
in the West. The war may go on for some
time with guerrilla fighting, which I think
would be unworthy of the country, and which
I will not approve. wehaveplayed big game
and lost. As soon as am exchanged, I shall
leave the Confederacy and the cause for Eu-
~
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

INTERESTING TO BILLIARD PLAYERs.-We
were yesterday shown, by Mr. Gesry, the popular
proprietor Of the billiard saloon OF this city large
photograph OF the champions engaged IN the late
billiard tournament. The gentlemen are reprc-
sented in group, Of which the old war horse,
Mike Pheian, occupies the centre; on his light L.
to be seen the good looking phiz OF Deery, and on
the LEFT the jovisi eountenanee Of Fox Standing
behind them we notice Messrs. seereiter, Estephe,
Goldthwaite, Foley, Tieman and Kavansgh. 1t Il
a splendid picture, and well worth seeing. 1t osu
be seen by all at Mr.. Geary's rooms, corner oi
Ninth and ID stIeetB.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
Stanley. Operations at Huntsville, Ala.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-The report teiegraphed
from the East, that Gen. Stanley took 5000
prisoners at Huntsville Alabama, 10 untrue.
lie discovered a considerable force Of rebel
conscripts, under Gen. Pillow, Oh the other side
of the Tennessee river, but made no captures
except GOO or 700 horses. About $40 able
bodied negroes followed him on his return.
For this statement there 10 the authority OF
Maj. Gen. McCo0k, who attended the funeral
Of his father here yesterday, and left Gen. stan
ley and his cavalry within two miles Of Win.
chester on the 22d inst.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
The southern Conscription.

New York, July T.-The POSTS Washington
special dispatch says the returned prisoners
from Richmond state that In less than twenty.
four hours after the issue Of Jefferson Davis
conseription proclamation, Wholesale con
seTlltlon commenced there.
Two hundred sick Massachusetts soldiers ar
rived at Washington to-day. b"
is believed that general exchange OF
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
p,,m,,,al. from the u, 8. Service,

During the peek ending Saturday, July %, 1853
Major Granville o. Haller, 7th U. 8. infantry,
to date from July 90, 1858, for disloyal conduct,
and the utterance of disloyal sentiments.
Second Lieutenant H. Geary, 18th U. 8. in
fant,y, to date July 25, 1868, for absence with
out leave. ...,..
Captain Mark Prime, assistant quartsrmss-
ter volunteer service, to date July 81, 1868, for
drunkenness and worthessness. ". b n
Captain +. V. Stewart and Captain r. 8.
bennett, assistant quartermasters Of volunteers,
to date July 2l, 1868, for ineftciency. w..
Colonel David Ferguson, LIST California cav
airy, to date July 81, 1858, for leaving his com
maud without orders or authority.
Lieutenant Colonel JAMES G.. Burke, 14Gth
New York volunteers, to date July 81, 1858, for
forging the name Of special contractor to o
substance bin, and other conduct unbecom-
ing an officer. .... ..y
Capt lin II. p. Merrill, 1lth New York hosyy
artillery, to date July 81, 1868, for reapeated
utterancc of reasonable and dsloyal senti-
ments.
Lieutenant William Watson, 9Th New York
cavalry, to date July 22, 1868, for dlsgraceful
conduct and drunkenness.
Lieutenant Colonel IL. c. Yarmouth, SD
Missouri volunteers, 10 date July %, 1858, for
absence without leave, and circulating false re-
ports In reference to the army in which he had
been serving n'
Captain William II. Burke, 10Th Ohio volun,
teers, to date July "a, 1868, for reasonable Ian
guage and disloyulty. ''
Lieutenant NJ. b. Desilva, 10th Ohio volun
teers, to date July ~, 1868, for writing for pub.
lication highly disloyal and unbecoming let
ter.
Second Lieutenant Samuel A. Wilson, 18Th
Iowa volunteers, to date June IL, 1868, for ne
glect of duty, disobcdience of orders, drunken
ness, violation of parole, and other conduct un,
becoming an officer and gentleman. wv W.
Assistant Surgeon Z. u. Lule, Second Iowa
cavalry, to date July %, 1868, for inCompe
tenCy. Hr.rff
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
THE DRAFTIN PHILADELPHIA
One Editor and s Telegraphers
Drafted in the Fifth Ward.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Thc draft in the
Finh ward is completed. Among the lucky
ones are Morris Harding, of the Inquirer, and
five telegraph operators, attached to the Amer
lean and National lines.
[weunderstand that the American Telegraph
Company have decided to pay the 5000 exemp-
tiou fec for such of their operators as may be.
come liable 10 serve.-ED. REPUBLICAN,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
Later from Jnpnn-

sAK FRANCISCO, July 25.-Advlces received
from Yoakahama, japan, To tho 26th Of Nav
i A rumor prevailed there that the troublcs
between England and Jupan. were arranged so
as 10 be settled without war, but there APPEARED
TO be no good authority for II.
The house of the American Minister had
been burned at Joddo, but whether accidentally y
or otherwise 10 not stated. ''
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

CAPT. JoHN L. Swrr.-A report reaches us,
10y way OF q private letter received at Boston
from Port Hudson, that Capt. John L. Swift,
of the Forty first Massachusetts regiment, was
captured before Port Hudson by rebel force
about six weeks ago. The circumstances con-
nectcd with his capture we do not learn. He
it probably now prisoner at Richmond, bu,
will soon be exchanged.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
Proposals for steam M Machinery Of Vessels
with Two Screws.

An official advertisement in another column
announces that the Navy Department will re-
,eive sealed proposals, until the 21st Of August,
ior the construction of steam machinery for
arnoured vessels Of wood, to be propelled by
two screws, to act Independently of each
other-the machinery to be erected at the navy
yards OF Kittery, Maine, Charlestown, Mass,
Brooklyn, N. Y, and Philadelphia. The de-
signs, quality of material, and workmanship
TO be first class, according TO naval standard.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
PEnAONAI.

wM. P. MCCONNELL, of Washington, has re-
ceived patent for an Improvement in the manu-.
facture of illuminating gas. go
Major GRANVILLE Ot HAL In, Seventh U.
S. infantry, dismissed fer disloyalty, was In com.
mand of his regiment at the battle of Gettysburg.
How many disloyal officers have we had In I'm.
portant positions during the war,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
Rebel Piraeies-Capture OF the Barqu
Cape Of Good Hope.

BosTos, July 27.-Our papers announce the
capture and destruction Of the barque Cape OF
Good Hope, from Boston for the Cape of Good
Hope, and the capture Of the barque j. W. Sea-
steamer Georgia. The Seaver was bonded for
$4,000. The crew Of the Cape of Good Hope
arrived at Rio Janeiro Oh the 22d OF June In
tho seaver. Both vessels were owned in Boston.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

The Copperhoads didn't rejoice bit over tho
surrender Of yicksburg. They rejoice not a
Bit over the fall of Port Hudson. They never
rejoice over the successes Of the Union arms.
But the New York riot made them feel good.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
One OF the Horse Car Evils

MIR. EDIroR: On the oath inst, city railroad
car No. A. Mr.. .Lapore, conductor, crossed seventh
street with nearly an empty car, and refused to
stop or slack up, while ten passengers were wait
ing, and hailed him repeatedly to stop. This con-
ductor was reported to the company and he IL still
on the road. What dees 1t meaal CITIZEN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

Considerable disgust Is manifested at the
offer of Gov. Ramsey to pay s25 reward each
for the scalps of Indians taken in Minnesota.
By and bye somebody viii be offering reward
for the scalps of JEFF. Davis and Mr.. Roebuck.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

The DRAFT IN WASHINGTON. Nineteen thou
sandperson, named in the hrst class have been
enrolled In Washington. The quota 10 be
drafted out of this number is four thousand.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
Naval Ortlera To-sIaY.

Chief Engineer 8. d. HILBERT, ordered to duty
in the Bureau of Steam Engineering.
Ensign Mortimer L. johnson, ordered to
Newport, r. l., for final examination. ..4
Commander Henry A. Wise has been up.
pointed by the President Chief of the Bureau Of
Ordnance, Navy Department, ad interiss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

OF age are conscripted in Georgia. Why not
make 1t au even hundred
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
Arrest OF an A.s,.tant auarssrm..,.r.

CRCIsEATI, July 27.-Capt. HURT, Assistant
Quartermaster at this post, was arrested this
morning by order Of Gen. Burnside, charged
with rrcgularlty in his accounts and approprl.
atlpg funds to Ills own use.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
Nomin.. for conrrs.s.

CINCINNATI, July 2s.-Brutus j. Clsy, OF
Bourbon county, Ny, was nominated on the
inh ballot to day for Congress, in Ashland
(Ky.) District to 1ll the vacancy occasoned by
the death Of Crittenden.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
Burninx OF a Western Steamboat.

CINCINNATI, July 27.-The steamboat Boston
was accidentally burned on Saturday, when
above Portsmouth. Tho loss amounts to t45,-
COO, on which there Is an insurance Of $lS, 900.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

occuHRrscrs.-Alexander II. Stephens
speaks Of the fall Of Vlcksburg and Port Hud-
son as occurrences.'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

When this Cruel War 10 over" Is a very
popular song In the military hospitals.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

CIV. MEADE's ARMY TO BE RECRUITED ny
DRAFTED MES.-It Is understood that General
Mcade's army will be at once recruited to the
maximum from the drafted men. The com
manders of the various regiments will mske
regulations for the numbers required to I'LL
their ranks, and recruits will be forwarded &C.
cordingly.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

The recapitulation OF the eapitulations OF
rebel Notifications has become difficult task
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
SUTLERS' STORES.

FT,ERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Notice
10 hereby given that, by rule Of the Court its
terms have been fixed as follows:
General Terms.
Third Monday of January.
FirAt Monday OF May.
Third Monday Of October.
Terms ofhe Circuit Court.
lin which alone Jury Is impanneled for the trial
OF civil cases,)
First Tuesday of February. T|
Third Monday of May.
First Tuesday Of November. %
Terms ofMe Criminal Court
First Monday Of March.
Third Monday Of June.
First Monday Of December. u
Terms Of The Dtafrtcf Court.
/ First Monday OF June. .
FiIst Monday Of December.
r-. Special Terms.
First Tuesday ol January.
First Tuesdsy Of February.
First Tuesday OF March.
First Tuesday OF April.
Third Monday of May. ~
First Tuesday oil June. -
First Tuesday OF July.
First Tuesday Of September.
First Tuesday OF October.
First Tuesday of November.
Fast Tuesday OF Lecembes.
Py order of the court. r. J. MEIGS.
Jy.0 adm o..