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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21
BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE FREEMAN
. O'CLOCK, p. M

TSkGEg qlme Jackson, Miss, May l6,l !
VIA, Memphis the Goth. {
10 Nag. Gen Haitetka:4gs sas lias,ooisoss sdT
This place fell into our hands yesterday, after
fight of about three hours. Joe Johnston was
in command. The enemy retreated North, evil
IDENTIFY with the design of joining, the vicksbarg
forces .af prs u. S. GRANT, Maj. Gen.
, 1863-03-04

country, whoec name can be furnished, If
Eccdfrl. He is duly accredited by Jefferson
Davis. and his credentials nre endorsed By Mr..
b1asen, the diplomatic, though otllcial1y III
recognized envoy Of the Confederate Suites.
Ills ohjsct Is 10 nrgntiatc Il lvaa for the Cy1s-
ttdclacy of SHAREHOLDERS, and 10 conclude ar
rang& INT nts for tls" SUPP : to them Of all kinds
IT Commodities, especially :nuuiti11s Of VAT.
TEc factnrs who lnvc agreed 10 carry tilk
these arrangement :!:e accountants. l:'eu ut
standing in tLc city of London. Their con:
tract il Signed and scaled BY Jefferson DlTi;,
the contract are rs follows Parties ':'-
dcrtakfDs IL rlin the blockade with Vessels
laden with material and munitions Ut VAR urt:
guaranteed cargocs of cotton in exchange ut
Ecyen cents pound, for the value {greatly
cxaggcratcdD If the ship and cargo. T.lsj
also receive Confederate bonds to cover the
amount. These vessels, chiefly stea,arrs Of
Say 10, 50, Goat Iloyd's. If they run the
blockade out and home, the enormous profits
on tile sale 1t the cotton arc an ample r1tnu-
nc1ati0n for the venture, and the bonds are
cancelled II they are captured, the bonds,
bearing !: ligh rate uf interest, arc retained as
security. The option is given to the own
crs Of selling their ships to the Confederate
GoyesnmeRt-such OF them as reach their
destination and do not care to risk retnrn
yoyage-and they go to form the nucleus Of t
navy. Thus British capital, andlt alone, fur
nishcs the Confederacy with the means OF car
fyiug on the wur.
E0Ee idca 1nny bc formed Of the large NUM-
Der Of vessels engaged, and Of the vast
capital ri5kcd in this contral,and trade, from
the fact That the Federal crut4ers hare cap
turcd nearly G00, chiefly British, while at
tempting to run the blockade, and coniisea-
ted property to The amount Of :E8,GD0, ,010
sterling. SO great, however, are the profits
arising from this traffic, that 1t is daily io-
cEeasjpg.
relating to tle cargoes these vessels convey.
, 1863-03-04
Female. Rebels.

From the L0utsTie Journal, 15ta
We have related several !udicrous incidents
illustrative Of the foolish sympathy indulged
by rebel women Of Nashville IN behalf Of
Confederate soldiers. The Nashville DiSpafch
maaes several amusing additions, one Of a
lady who concealed rebel prisoner (as she
snpposcU for two days, furnished him an en-
tire new suit, and sent him rejoicing on his
way to Dixie That man was 4 detective.
Another lady had a permit to take a. number
ofspceitied articles for family use out Of Nash.
VILE. She thought she might make Il hand
some speculation by taking with her bolt Of
gray cloth, which could be sold for round
price down in Dixie, and finding T. gentleman
who was Us enthusiastic rebel as herself, sho
soon struck q bargain with hin, to c,rry tito
a given point beyond the pickets. That man
was a detective. and ol course the bolt Of
cloth was a prize. Still another lady, With
the assistance OF gentlenaa Of rebcllious
procliyities. though stranger to her. paroled
Federal soldier, for which she was to receive
his gun and horse and equipments. 4 day III
two :ftcrward she had i polite invitation tc
visit the office Of the Chief Of Army Police.
, 1863-03-04

sC1}EN. KS PrLMOSIC STRIP. 70. the cnre OF
fnuEhk {. Ids bronchitis aftf every ta:m ol tonst.
1it,n Ihr ,esar actsn Of til. medicine r1fans .he
E.ccts In ii lungs promotes The discharge q tus cos
mt matte: exrectoratun. 1uE1ncs the h!oou 1Ia
illus Crres Consumption when escsy osnef EcneoS
4ailF. ~,-,.,.nr, +.,.,,r,-oofnrs
1itty TUT To,ic lnyiSorae. the digestive o'E1ns.
nnlies tie 3iacc Of tr "a when that - ne
cent an then enables the patient to digest the most
nutritious {uod 1t Is sovereign remedy for al cses
oi oiliEEEES MANDRAKE PILLS one Of the most
..inatr udfcIncs discovered. nrtng SeTct toe
snhs1tintn f,,r c.nmr1 and AaHln! AZ te nse!at rso
sstits asc:ed ~ that mineral Without producing ans
Gifts tniurtIus ct1ecis ~, : II e,,cnr- o-pb5,,
.,c'uhi, oxrs Ills unrtyAcd .Ics:rs Il tac treatment
ioim Thc and1ake Pills act noon tse liver remove
Iii nistrrc,iont thcrc{ron, give tic nsan e M
9nuc and cure Liver COnNiant Mnlea y uHu y 2S lS
1rnst nrul5f:tnt causes Of Consusnntoa 1ts ia Ta ~
nnr fnytwurnfes ft,c rHwtE% - tue slnna.n an1 ~
thcn{nc the digestion and bringing 70 uona
."d Ieslt.y condition. !nrrorrs We Inal..y o. tie
7,iood-tv pic Mrars. The fo'El3t!on ~ usEas ~ -
3rrc!cs IL the lungs pecoe. Ihs % ~ =
% case Sf nr,lon II the remedies are nsse
stt3 e t,c uee q then pcr-evcrcd IN Sufficiently
"a hInc t,1. fhr ca4e TO favorable Termination.
All r. Hr Scaepck medicines. accompanied VI su1
tf5arttnnn nre tolu by all DrusstsE md l9e tlcfs
pIico ~ lie Pulmnnlc SyrMr a1o sca Gra tp..I
xach Il tC ner bottle 8 % hal doS n
1.s - crnts nor hnx Letters 1of a1Ftcc slouta y
1.a,s he dir, ctcd to Dr. Sckepcks IIncapat Ut1sr
Sn1th G:il street Philadelphia IA. @l'@''eAA4
, 1863-03-04
Death of lIou. Samuel W. Dex-
ter.

Dcatl, Of E8ou. Samuel W. Dex-'
ter.
We chronfclcd some days ago, the death Of
Hon. Samuel ". Dexter, Of Michigan, father
Of u irt Dexter, Esq, Of this city. We now
find in the Ann Arbor Journal, Of the 25th
ult, brief account Of the lifo Of the de-
ceased:
Hon Samuel ~. Dexter died at his resi-
dcnce, in the village Of Dexter on the G'h
inst. His father, Samuel Dexter, Of Boston,
was one of the most distinguished lawyers
and statesmen of massachusetts,, ut the close
Of the last and fore part Of the present cen
tury. On the change Of his Cabinet, Prcsi-
dent Adams appointed Mr. Dexter Secretary
Of War, in May, 1900, and On the 3lst Of De-
ce1nber of the same year appointed him Secre-
tary Of the Treasury. He long maintained
tho reputation and rank of the nrst lawyer i'll
New England. lie occupied nearly the same
conspicuous station ut the bar which WAS SUBJ
ecouentIy Allied 50 long by Daniel Webster.
The deceased WAS educated ut Harvard Uni
ycrsity, came to Michigan while territory Of
but few thousand Inhabitants, nearly forty
wears since, and purchased two or three sec.
lions Of land where the village of Dexter now
s,anls, aud in the vicinity laid out the village,
and improved and cultivated until his death
much the. largest, and one of the finest farms
in WashtcnaW: County. He was literary man,
devoted to lis books, and lived in peace, COM
fort and retirement to the good old age OF
uore thar thrcc-scorc and ten years.
, 1863-03-04
CAT ARR II! 3!
Or. .Seelcy:s Liquid catarrh Remedy.
4 Asure care for

i,t rse{c. TO cure CataIr tt1n Consumption. ana RI
-t- fie first V prevent the latter. Persons ehou1o
ndcrStant tat tue bettcz Way to cure consumplon ID
~ KS sSmoas OF catah they generally arrsarJ
nrc ii rst very slight ersons as,d theS haze @ eo9
c changes .! .;s !! ~ in
.n ac:5d ID nstrrTanls hcco.,ng thick and adhesive.
a. tie dfcaFe ecomes cGranshe nc arc IN
nnw ihcE aud heavy and tte- got rd oi by hlow.
inc tic lose or clsc tcy ,sll into the throat Ana Pr
cSusuE lad breath tic voice Is tbtek and nasal: tno
nyca weak. tae senEe q .n1eu T. cseenea os W.
Is sAc aid of tic LlQI u CATAsin KsMlDa' an
tce 81 tie tatarrh Remedy. f20-sumcient 1or ost
me mouth with 1ull and c1ear d1ectos. seat by e1
of6co. 1872 South Clark Street, Cup 8tairso
AddEcts ". - H. &c., Ss;Ea.a r 4,
4cu-yIJ, Sm IosI UElcc Lux +e3A- Sa1e<A-0' AA''
, 1863-03-04

W~ Col. 4 B Moore, Of the 10th Illinois
regiment, who has just returned as prisoner
from Richmond, made a speech at Ottawa, on
Wednesday night last, in which he rclated the
circumstances Of tho capture Of Hartsville,
and his experience II prisoner in secessla,
and closed with an eloquent appeal to all TO-
etsnd by the Union.
, 1863-03-04

#- Either there is tall lying, or the block
adc Of Charleston is practically ''gone under"
A1ettcr from Nassau states that Irregular
trips wcrc made between that place and
Charleston. 4 rebel dispatch announces that
four steamers arrived at that place in ono day;
while Savannah paper claims that vessels
going in and out are no longer cyen fired at.
Where is Admiral Duponta
, 1863-03-04

A correspondent writes 10 the Cleveland
Herald, from Mount Vernon, Indiana, as fol-
lows:
Ian, happy to inform you that southern In
diana is in earnest on the cotton question.
am informed by Il reliable man that the pro-
suects arc good for this county raising enough
cotton for The whole State Of Indiana this sea-
sen. saw farmer who raised cotton twcn-
tv-tiyc years ago. took the cotton twcnty-6Sc
miles on horseback to 4 gin, and paid *3oo
l}er bushcl for Pennsylvania wheat, and thinks
fc certainly ought to be able to raise cotton
Mix wear. ! saw one gentleman who will put
in ten acres another twenty acres, and SO on.
/ enclose 10 yon two samples Of cotton grown
in this State; the tmall sample in Jennings
county, and the large IN this county. hope
to hear that Ohio will do her share in ta1.
, 1863-03-04

1863 TIE 1863
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R. r,
325 Miles Dous3o Track.
Ii order to keep pace with tho demands Of the travel
inz rs5lic tne msaassss II sas pepalss reqte ha:s
@ I'll S5s
FIRST Class RorI + 70 ~ re Eastern sl:,es Ise
TIRE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with cloee connections tsom Western Cites,
ApkPiIA7 41s sHis scSResso9; far
Rsas ~ eao%s Ss 1s.Sns 1Gss sa daily
irving IN advance Of al other routes.
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
ri see sax SOUND aaes: Fafa polass
Steering G.s o. night trains to Philadelphia. Now
Baggage checked through and transferred frcc,
FR-EI HTS.
wsfded % md tfoH f6ilsterhia. SsE Iorfk nostop.
& ohg se .ad usns @ s ss Bss' II e. es
III ::: sss.
fss:s ss S9s
and at Cleveland. SandusaY bnd Chicago with Steam
ers to al Forts on the Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers eutsusttng the transports
ton Of their Freight 10 this Company, can rely With
81 iefsaS and e .ny point
IN the West By the Pennsy3vauia Central Ratosd AR3
1T ALI. TINES As FAyoRARLk AS ARk CHANGED HI 9TH
IR NA1LEpAD COMPANIES.
~ be psst;crlaF !; and mark packages TIA pESSs
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions npply
TO or address either Of the following Agents OF The
~'HD}.ss D.A.. STEWART. Freight Agent, Pittsburgh,
CLARKE ~, TEans:er Agents, irttsbusga+
re. MELDRUM 4 CO.. Madison, Indlana.
i. .AiKMAS 4 CO.. Evansville, Ind
III. SASS st. Lons: No.
S1AfkE IT, &a5&tX ST fo9ts;sSsth SasaSst a'p2ts u.s.
| McSEELY & MOETGtlMERl. Mayesv1nc. Ey.
" H. 4 I. L. LANGLEY Galltpos- Ohio.
IT, PIERCE, & CO.. Zantsv!ile. Ohio.
| Nh. ItIpSnS. Ripley. ohio.
3. c. .ME1DRt.M. General Travelling Agent for TIT
| South and West.
LIVE STOCK.
D.oSeys and Farmers will find this the t1ost sdvau
Ageons route for Lire Stock. Carac!ous Yards wei
| Wntesed and supplied with every convenience hayt
ben opened this line and its connections and even
attention y paid to their Eanta. From Harrisburg
resting. choice Is offered Of the PHILADELPHIA \
| NEW YORK ard BALTIMORE MAEkEr3- This VII:
also be found the Shortest quickest and most drcc
| route for Stock to New Yofk-v1a A1leutoHcf-a1t
With isEer M changes change than any Other: r..
| /. L. HOI11T. t;en1 Ticket Agent. Ph!tsdclphix.
| I'M: HOUSTON. Geal Freight Agent. fhlladslphla
iaSy7tSly
, 1863-03-04
nIpTHERIA! DIPTHER1A! !!

IIia.t.a ninthcya f.urc GrArAxrEEp 70 crEEr II ALL
CASES. OF THE 4osEY ExrrSp.p- The trade supplied
by Lord sz4t Wholesale Druggists = LAKE street,
r,,,.. fc13 AS.3u
, 1863-03-04

Ro;troun an0 Gtcalnl'oat E'nes.
1872 GRAND TR U n K
1oVCs LINE OF
NEW STEAE1ER5
II. F. WADE, 7IoEsE<.::oTIEz3T,
ANTElGPE, WATER V'1 TCII.
The cr1y ,era; Inc c! S.elEc;s t-nfo Chi. ,so fr
tpnaGs and "a. .t't, IT. !% having s;,u-r d4js md
honrs OF saf;i:< tsi-wreSir betscsh cu@ayo. MI
WaAEfe ard saI11
CEr Of tll" above Steamers will ieave the cECx. foot
of Ss1th LsscIc :frcct. Chicago. every TrEspIT.
IHrRapAY .nd SXruFD>r ErEN1SGs- " . 0ao:k.
and M.l~aukee on N5pEK@s2sT ~ RI EK12*r aud sv:.thx
connecting at Sarp1a With The
GRIND Trunk Railway.
For Buffalo, Toronto. Os~c-o: ktn1skoa~ Prescott.
UtrAwa CRY Montreal. Quchec- PGtH5rd aud Eastern
States: at igt cuhbtreh with SorSern .srw So'k and
Vermont Ce1:t1a latlwsys. St A!bops Bns!lnstou.
Mpntrs:tfr frc:,-d lpErit. SashEa. a"0 all p;,ll.s
th liz New t:.sl.1.d State- !ue:Eias fx.s Freight
Line 10 all ebpve banned rolntx nt!y ono t1aas,i.
nicnt !:stcs Of Insurance I3"E FL: th1r w sy osh7F
route. 1hrn.h Ellis f-a!inE given t. LFfs7nnl.
shIs. C. :. EEYNiES
s. !. WERs TER. W@frTn G-:iesal Agent. G. T. Il.
&c Uca'hor strrtt. C3tca=n. II.
- S.SPENCEK. A:Enst; TIL Ste 1:1c-s. w..
les S''tln f'cs South L1-alle A.. EcaE''- fif
, 1863-03-04

NOTICE. E.-Pursuaat to an order
IN Of the circuit Of re t9l.ea sia:e: fo1 ths
NoTsne1n Sf @aio en xfs DeSss al
PsHa:ys2a Tsfy .e ss e M 1a sas
sssqsss s:s p 4 s:'s His s,5
asRa ssIa & ~
e. e. ssf SSs:
81 c Ole and !naa nd IN ;sayEs e. ~
seai fS1s* t;a an e'ss: s
ssl;di dist1ure ssaes .:!!sao: :
:: g ;s;sS I'll E: .sss
such RoaSs as Gsg:sas. 'yIs rs.
ssSIsd sesIs eiasi a'i as
t; 3f5s: e Il =: e ass s u
O before tie ia d; & Il T. ses.ys
Jaau5ry COL. Sc, 1Ax !s-e.so-oN*1Ax
STATFOf' ILLINOIS, COUNTY
nfrc.,H-ss. sua.s!n: Cart aEc4tcago, March
Gf.s r. i sad Toassss anasa
sxss5: e. ss'sss5 Of the dete.n.
efoys s,as9 hav!ax tS:a lio,3 = the onss 8 .Se
f sa S to 81 ia S2a5: q e.; Sse =
pias1at died lis hi Il eo1p!siat Ia said coazt o.
r e: III Is 81 RS 81
Gag q faa SHu 3aat "a .s
Ss,s: "a % e IN @sa*st f s & sss
b and argsar before sad SnPeEor Goss: ot t:Mc4so
sssE s. y g. - 8 i
The dis: Monday OF March s3 md dead ensWer Or
& i;S:s NJ: II =
Rsnzr:, M .:,9; GIT WILKINS, eoa'c:!ss sSrs.
! T7TT TTNTnTpC CN D..~:,vc,-
, 1863-03-04

T ONDON EYE AND EAR
~ 1SFIRMARY.
.o.acr OF Randolph aud Dearborn Streets. Chicago
Il. r. REYNOLDS, II. D.. Y. D. H.,
Df t1.s Royal Orthalmtc Hospital.
foil zo11 I'M LONDON.
, 1863-03-04

IOI,D Smith street,
H. SCU|lL. e H., 4do!rh ktrcct.
~ H. IaiIsIS s7 South Winter steel.
IT14EG & I1SSQ. u nn1 y Market street.
GALE iE:OTHfIls ~. l:audo,l'h street
F.& N. HnnkER. s. West Kandoira stfees.
ii JEI:D.tE corner Of CI1sk and Adams Street.
LADIES! II sending E1TnEE ~ above nGsn,tis ,io
lils hent ,c.ndental'yl hy mal. to any part oftho
country. free ot postage.
n E-LAplEs: lie very particular. Buy nothlng
csicd DuIpnco's Golden Tis" hereafter unlcss you
End the signature Of S. D. Hove on eacA nnx ~hsn
EaE rCctnf' hren adnGn On 1CCnuut Va A'u mi 80
Eeeu cOUSTEEFEffED. eeasu'ostn
, 1863-03-04
Every Horse Owner

Should have tis remedy at hand Tor It's timely use st
the first nfpea1ac OF 1acHcss VIII ettcctually pre-
vent thus formidable tEcasca to which a horses n!c
liable ard which render n1any otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
wonderful curative propestics OF this Ltnlneut we
Eecn receive itlln the ast two years A1 many oi
them from nctGQ.ts In the highest ranks Of lie.
, 1863-03-04
t;ru! Gstats-
Et;N \ LANDS.

cola ',iES Or 7NDEV1DJALS
Erg .nts I" lssse ANAL tE:sts Il Iowa ofany
krt tan.!t5 ar, !ee caa be supplied ~ SA;1iEE as
4, rtrwcsFt:a = VI Est lie Agency. HENRY II.
IIs::IaSl,. 1:c5a> !. s.atas-saEy GlocS. Chicago
, 1863-03-04

To avoid imposition. observe Signature and Like.
ness of Dr. Sterlfn Sweet on every label. and also
"Stcrien Sweets IufallIDc Llnt,nent" blown in the
glass each bottle without which none arc genuine
RICHARDSON d CO..
Sole Froprfetors. Norwich. Ct.
For sale hy LORD L. SMITH. General Western
Agents. II Lake street. Chicago, aud hy dealers
everywhere. fc.GaaS II
, 1863-03-04

U1ccrntiou OF the Kidneys md R1ad-
der, Retention OF Urine, Diseases
Of the Pro.trute Gland, Stone In
the Bladdcr, Caiculus, Grav-
el, Hrickdust Deposit,
AND FOR
EnfeebIed and Delicate Constitutions,
OF BOTH SEXES,
, 1863-03-04

A%EEAS-
Cash or 1la7G and tn Bank. 81
Cash In the hands of md due from a.enta.. NJ
Real Estate ow ned BY the COY y.untncnmb"rrd1 A0t
Amount leaned Mortgages of Heal Estate. f0o "
Amount loa;ei pledge Of Hank Socks. 19,5aoo
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Conditional.

TIIE SPRING TERM of MISS BAKERS
"A School will commence WEDNESDAY, April 8,
to continue fourteen weeks. d2w mchsl
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Albemarle Sound. The place is infested with
a gang of guerrillas, but aside from their dep
repations and occasional visits from small
bodies of the enemy from the other side
the Chowan, the inhabitants have very peac-
able time. While in Edenton member of
company ''F" found colored man locked up
in Jail. This man was servant for the captain
of company of the Sd Mass regiment, sta.
toned at Elizabeth city, and had i 'pass"
signed by the commandant of that post. Capt.
Denny reported the facts to Gen. Potter who
was temporarily in town from boat in the
bay, and was ordered to release the boy APP
plication was made to the mayor for his re-
lease, who ''reckoned he had no power" and
concluded not to take any responsibility, up
on which statement, captain ID. went to the
Jail, demanded the keys which were handed
over Immediately, the iron doors unlocked,
and the captured negro discharged from his
gloomy cell, much to the satisfaction of the
colored people of Edenton who seemed to read
in the transaction something favorable to
themselves The probability is that if our
force had not entered Edenton, this negro
would have been sold as a slave and sent over
the river.
Everything is now quiet in Plymouth. The
gardens are blossoming with the early spring
flowers, and the trees are leaing out and put
ting on the usual summer verdure. Our boys
are luxuriating on the finest of shad, which
are caught in great abundance from the Ro-
an0ke river. The 18th will probably remain
here for several months. Company ''I' will
remain for the present at the Block house at
Amfeld to reinforce Lieut.. McLane and his
N. c. company stationed there. Capt. Park
hurst who was sick at the time the expedition
left here, has since joined his company at
Winfield. VIDETTE.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TUE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Third Session of the Thirty Seventh
Congress.
PuBLIC-NO. Y.

PUBLIc-No. ~.
AN ACT to give greater efficiency to the judi
cia system of the United States.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States OF Amer
lea in congress assembled, that whenever the
judge of the supreme court tor any circuit,
from disability, absence, the accumulation OF
business in the circuit court in any district
within his circuit, or from his having been of
counsel or being interested in any case pend
ing in such circuit court, or from any other
cause, shall deem it advisable that the circuit
court in such district shall be holden by the
Judge of any other circuit, he may request, in
writing, the judge of any other circuit to hold
the circuit court in such district, during a time
to be named in such request; and such re-
quest shall be entered upon the journal of the
circuit court so to be holden. And thereupon
it shall be lawful for the judge so requested to
hold the circuit court in such district; and to
exercise all the powers of the judge of said
circuit within and for such district during the
time named in such request.
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, that
the judge of any circuit may order any civil
cause certified into any circuit court within
his circuit from any court of the United States,
to be certified back to the court whence it
came and in such case such cause shall be
pTUCG6ueu III ny ouSil COull3 ASoPSSto3 90
if the same had not been certified from it:
Provided, that if from any cause it shall be
improper for the judge of such court ts try
any such cause SO certified back, the same
shall be tried by some other judge holding
such court, pursuant to the provisions of this
act Whenever, by reason of death or resig-
nation, there shall be no judge of any circuit
the chief justice of the supreme court OF the
United States may make the requests herein
provided for, which shall be operative until
such circuit shall be assigned to another
Judge. In case of vacancy in the office OF
marshal or district attorney in any circuit, the
Judge of such circuit may fill such vacancy,
and the person so appointed shall serve until
an appointment shall be made by the president,
and the appointee has been duly qualified, and
no longer; and the marshal so appointed shall
give bond as if appointed By the president and
the bond shall be approved by such Judge
The appointment so made shall be in writing
and such writing shall be filed in the clerks
office of the circuit court, and copy Thereof
shall be entered upon the journal OF sucf
court. The clerk of every court shall give
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bond in such sum as may be fixed by the
court, with sureties to be approved by the
court, and new bond may be required when
ever the court shall deem it proper that such
bond shall be given. Every marshals bond
so given shall be filed in the office of the clerk
of the circuit court, and copy thereof en-
tered upon the journal of the court. A copy
of every bond given by any clerk shall be en-
tered on the journal Of the court for which he
is appointed, and the bond shall be deposited
for safe-keeping as the court may direct. A
certified copy of such entry shall be prima
facie proof Of the execution of such bond, and
Of the contents thereof.
Sect 8. And be it further enacted, that
all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the
provisions of this act be and the same are
hereby repealed.
MApproved, March 3, 1868.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-04

soon as the pure language becomes more IA
miliar to our lips than the dialects in which
we are apt to merge it, and they who are in
Christ, hearing each other speak plainly, dis
cover that they are one in Him, even as He is
one with the Father.-The Patience of Hope.
The WHOLE BBLE.-Take not from the
Old Testament. Especially take it not from
me in this day of our nations agony and peril.
Let me see in it the woodworking of God,
and learn lessons of confidence in him. Give
me the whole Bible, from Genesis to the Rev
elation; can spare none of it. The grand
father of one of our ablest major generals is
now one hundred years old, and reads one
book-his large print Bible. Tho God of mer-
cy fill the land with Bible reading, Bible low
ing, Bible searching, praying christians
Even our enemies shall be at peace with us :;
nor will we fear, "though the earth be re-
moved"