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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

keotiteB VIII DO rsqubd I0f INC ~ IhIImeht OF eYeIy
'YntIactoisse. .adi o9gertli d. 21E5n1' - :
Proposals will be recsvsd oa daI to day, and NtI
be opened and cor tracts viii 10 as tha BIDS arc
fsyorapIo and the articles sFo heeaedy e ~ ,s. y
,samplea Of tho GFtieies proposdIto BE- Furnished
should accompany the DO ieft at the United
tsies Ware1osse, No, So East taecpna street !, The
proposals. pnuht htate the length or time hoId, and
abpuld have nEr sd on the ehSeIop The atdes up on
Which the idsare ufedesf f,us eIu @ en-. tHifTsi
By order o. azorr.d b7a cajssni 30 la11t1
tl4v4oA oot.t THo9As. WORDS, A. q NJ. Gen -scO
bin gIgia9b g R.ew. HURT, Capt. and a, a.. NJ;
"a deel9sc q gni Z5iloY e7a hisIploAs !. ~ ~
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4 lHpu BsIaui5 stosOi, PSos eS0l, la5i aht bsalAl
~, b frros1y asfd, BInel Pa 5tSt ttnllhd; R2bsg
fe5 u, Pst ibai sloy6l rsE4!s d
Diyl1ai Gib4oN{ {tpdA E1uteeties J5.; VIC. Rriyht
Iep,y H6D <Ss1e 5uial6 Oo 81 ac1t EsdG o. icmgnS
1Ia I.sAsas Seaopg q esEsEr Etg.' eto
itl9Eol lshl--i.fn inhrnnan ~nirnais 71ft lnf
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NAp0k glon,s AAlR TolLET !,

The only stttose offered 70 the French people that
Eorla 0GRL S7RkIaH7 HAIRi tho above Toilet being
rannlactured for the SOLE bensAs Of louis Esposonl
shch article Is now indispensable to hs cilet ROOM
Sho suS.crSe, Seeg 1Rfd5snt M that th, Toilet must
hseessaTilT tse e plceoi eli cthern cTer offered 10
tho public, take pleasure IN eEsng their ponhdonos
H. the article, gaining II from practirei NEe,.
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iIlha. NapOleOn Rair Toile

III in9l napoleon Halr IolleJ
aaa ssa Sssss tts psss sus ss = TAD has Al
ready bean teetsd 6y oger ons peYtonit and
Gley tesly that Napoleon the gEentSa,
besutiaer ever offered to the American psorla. 80,
10 prevent this Toilet from being counteno loT III;
ilatsd by urpTnapied psgsona, 10 do not oeg IL az
Gale st5agy pEpSsisgd NTH doe1 3.atet. ThhSSforC
aag dy oT Who desiyss Heg IuzIrlGnI Hall
and ouris and Long Soft WhnkaTR OK Monstaohe, cGl
procure thslthtigeratoi o. Toiiet, ees one fer 40
dollar, inalosed ina Letter, ,Hish shSit eddress
Address 10 ssQsF. spENyE 90, lJg e.,
I'LL 9 %! % g.9seTo & tTsa5 gosSssilS; Sn d.
AID q. vii &c oissfullyt,A By rStu-n nan III
feb23 d,WsS9iy rTevab M03t tWlN 6sadv
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Leading Newspapers of Ohio Sa7
Erorn fha nanalnnd Rerald OF AarcA %

"a
Leading Newspapers of Ohio Gay
From As Cleveland Herald Of Aarch rs
The orthogrsphy Of the Worcester Dictionary is that
usod by most N not ALL authors Of distircOn In ths
country and England, and conforms 70 e usage
OF ordinary Writsrs and speakers,
Whatever pYeiudices may have existed pTevioziiy,
csrefuI this volume viii Invariably DO followed
by wan appreciation Of is great MARTA and desire
to edd kto fh Weii selected bTary, ,ba u se smai
It is library in ITSELF and will Eeran az JimpsToha
-ble record q the learning Of compiler.
. MON TIE Ctnosandti 0oSaascrcidl or- -dpTiJ 90
Icre arc upwards Of AuHdred thouesnd RorlS-good.
bad and indiferent-whoSe nultisrieEg Meaninga and
dorvationf together with their correct spelling and pro-
nunoiaon arc cat clearly bsfoTe tbs eye The work ia
ueshonsby tho greatest Thssaurus o E9gsb Words
ever publlshed.
from TIE OZSvSos,a PIdtRGsGisr Of &ep;. 1850.
2 evidently WORcEsl4p2 ROgAL QuAETo DIcTioEARy Is
noa onLv ts lQst bat Es BEET e00vk 81 d erSs Is
Nssd and can By no possibility rper byssTpar'on os
controversy
.Ju From Jfas 7bEsdo ESaCis cT Aas33.
AZ 10 RECONSIDERATION, WoR0sMER ~ THE sTAHDAhD
followed by oar best suhorB In dsflecns he leaves
nothing TO DO desired and In 0aTHoGRAPY 1t s Ercisnf
10 say thst WcRcEsgER can BE- esf'ly followed
EN9kaAN1 6clFsRAGG7
FnbMSneEB, Booksellers & StGlslohsse,
SO i0l SUPERIOR sT., CLEVELAND, oaIo
marc ~ '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

". r. BcIecrIc ooGLETa.-. Heretofore 70 hEsf a3e,
Webster'n oyGncgTsrhy. Alta teosDt ne@tug n 1cr
Eacutyi decided to change Il 70 conform 20 H,
Of WorceHiPrt Royal ouerto Dictionary. 'Prr '''gut
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

s'IIers ara upwards OF arEandfed TAoussnd Worii,
Whove muItfaElous meanings and dofivaonH, togetheH
With their correct spelling snd pronunciation arc clearly
gBt beforo th9 eyo.P -.
I''ft'a Cincinnati Commercial
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

ONO WErtE7Ia UHfvzsa77 -" It sxorod5 M e. -.s
tons. II will bo my gidoio orsRogrsphy and gIgluS
ciation and viii often b. eonllted by for ~ Lst
pLd accurate definitions, ,h-P-esiaent CNo1p7'5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

% 0R,mos1cQ,
Nm and Ham
,ppopneotinh
|orLouisVllle,
10 Southwest;
lyton at 4;2d
/; connecting
phlcego, end
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y RIRST TRAIN.

,.cli.shg "a 9ARkltST TRAIN. ~!
. pTaHp AGkPRHBe. Wa DsytSh, !, " lEa
ping at London XshiaS Dayton, Nidilstd
ilton; arriving at Cincinnati ct y0i4l bamI
directly with Ohio and Misaissippl RailEoRd
yincetnes, f5t, ,Dopie, Cairo, and all poinl
arriving at St. honis nt 1880 p. M 1T d.
a. M, AID at IndIsnapolista 9S6 a.. m
with trains fer IetAgette, 2srri HSute,
eliP9l9ts Went, .,,.,y. ot yi.b,u ltI
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READ u. Dsotssss. q 90 As.,.s.s: ?, 'A' ONO st

AoOt1tOSso
tsfFkt naAt 1Saohsr'e AssoolattO5'
Tho undersigned, members Of tho 0hio BtaO Teaol,rS
Association, adopt and Aim 10 usoin teacnlpg, TrOr
and speakiugs tho .orthcgraphy and pronunciation
WoroostoSa koyal Quarta Dictionary; and We moot
honty OF the BnglSh language, as 10 now VT'tep "
spoken. ''~
Loan AypaEwg Pr sideni Eenyon coilegs
III. d. hFasEYT, superintendent Zanosyills eot
TIos. w. HARvEY, Bupt MHssilon Upicu schOcis.
n. Y, QovVDHRY, Gupt Public ,soho0is, esnduns-
JoHn LYEcn, Enp't Public acho0ls; Olrcievlile,
d. N. bAssofb, Principal Oleyslend RensIo Fer
WIN, MrruEEls, sup't Pubup gcaoOla, Mt. Qule.
| JoEs 0oDEH, Principal State Normal School h't
! b0ta ~
VI Hi MARTrs, sup't Canton Illlen e-as-
| EpwIlt RnG1L, Principal McEeBl5 E93L-l tsl...
| Ell z. TGrrAn, Prof EAihGna.,el, Cli5 DI-
| WMs W. RDWARpi, Sup Dlgoy U.i0h 51ho9.
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nnIpas. pi,orasss..-.L LiveE 9oom pIaI Ints.

From Dr.. Theodore Lets Qf Ns,gcI9rk F'tg.A19 4
5Nbteny ure yrnt PIIs pdmiN5l 5lyadSPtpd p thcirrr'
A ,s1a - az, bnt And ljeueci elccts ulo,
e G she Liver very marked indeed Ihsy5ege III ny leA
tice proved more eAectd for tho cqryiof RNoS con
1 nIpat yonn rehhey can nention II sincerely
Z, n rocsa tRa Nehate at fdhgpl a. burgatyep eh
5p ~ t6pth!IspaqeS sion and tssl bpb,o .
90 AaSti, Aat, - ., -t.q DEahTelENt bg EHEipsTii6R
.BiasA s2ioA9 q 80 eWashaatSn D. C. 7th IE lsb6 i u
'1s7 s Aasp used lls in my gensl aid Is5gla &
- since yQu masehen and oaAnot hesitate to
..I ns al fhey are e best snpley Their egn
sYGd Sefih on the liver s auia and eehed consc
s9lP suty They ap anlah remedy Tor de tnngc e
1 9f mai 6gan 1ndeeiI 1nfe seldom foanA afi-e
bess disess obsppte that did dy yield 70
z li---3 neth y9ttsp AL0HLo DA44 d.
~ G ,5sSG y w H- Ilzsacid1offkS nnss H5spisd
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
Arc you hcl AianS aaos ).

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IL system, df,
ll..Melincs al.
hNsAgRsmle.
De prelude {!
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ElSsSs,&l
ArE rTlT, ana
Aisordorel hu.
4o bt0dsEt
ikalth again.
khe functions
a yisWyR9aG
\ system lroip
A which make
s9so
bot IsI~esa'
A organs, pro
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llrangcmenis,.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

IN honor ,r$4c snthoT, Lls prbiiShnr ssrz1d
s5-nsFy.' -STesldent AndreYs, ,..
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Dysentery, Dierrhoea,, IKsisll,, Worms.

" HVHttNy1 fWNHIHYII11luI z N'-'''''
!'-ili iDJ az From Pr 9rSeny ef6lsca2a
Yotr pilis have Lad lsUg trial in my pASce, and
4lrd tien IN esteem "a Of the best odnts have
ever found Their plteFatYs effect tpp0n the liver makes
sksa lehtS gtIendnsmal doses fW
BiF,ons " ma TAeit esntarcoatiiis
laisAe- caFd eoUyenient Pr the use
Ot uJineu anti tfi dtEh 80 s-rf 0Vy-YAl .s.g 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

fUa4te,
i1g cans
II spplisd
. IN haia
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

ii f53t "a t9lt2I elo y ~ -l.- - q ~ 9tH't
- oi Yyitos t4F Ok .sioi 70 StSa ~, 5,iarAie.
4 \ fa !. s.ii.ssHs sis.p We 49, ~ ii i
YOU Pills Gre .hs prince Of pHrGai.g Try
5ouJ b.lls iavoiilIst snsr rEss ~ eterte Te I ~
iitd Ogi 9 -sEi, bHsvery m deotsoal ~ w \
bowels, which uakea them " laliQAeS,lh oSl
80 al u5ig5 ttestissDt II iseiss asfl yI1s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
DluanbVls.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
W0RGH6TER'S
DIeD0oARY.
The Latasty.Iheg largest rhs Best,
The Cheapest Because the se0l,
UThs MOST ReliablS standard AU"
OS ahs mnglisA Lans"@se'" :"
sIs Esndrea 2,.s,,esi 1taoasOrs Of 0Aso

'gEp BEST RHdIIsn Df0TIoNAbS sA4hAT'
go er4sy ,Itsn sosyaosfr'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
on A HIVE.
THE RREEDr7EN's DEPARTMENT.
Their Operations Upon Abandoned Rebel
Farms-rDfercsiing HcpOrt by the sn-

yEYKpssr's DgPr sOuTH PoroxIo July 10. 1861.
CAic( Qra,leT na't>r Jr me Dp,'ihs ~ Of WGHmoi0n
" SIR: la accOrdBnce with Oruer. itsued IRON head
quarters, herewith submit my report OF the mum
bers all condition ard heal Of the freelmen esiab
shed 10y an order OF tte Secretary Of War, upon
the ahandoued farms OF Rebel Ia Virginia.
We landod On our camping ground or the ArliDg-
ton estete nanIug IL Camp Spnugdble, Monday AZ
ternoon May IS aud pitched our tents for the hight,
ana thus DegaD our improvements.
At the beginning, there weIe about W persons In
ALL Tie work comneACed the second day the
farm.
MAY 50 we established a camp on Major Nuts
farm. near Fails Church, Va, calling it Camp
Racker. Tie people a. tDIs place had TO be shel
tered ia tents tlee being houses IN tho vicinity
belonging 70 Rebel owners.
On lie same day. May 80, we commenced an en-
csIpI uent Oh Robe! Cookies iaiD, near Langley, on
tho i1.esburg turnpike. This cncani ment We called
Canp Wsdswor,n. tIauch OF tbs camp was
shortly after formed on IA "a of Rebel Means lear
by. week later We Organized ihe two encrmp.
rIen,s-Camp Todd where Gen. Casey bad ls en-
osDphet formerly, near oy Fort Albany, and
camp Ltckwi'b Oh MeVsy's aud JncksoD's iarlns,
near Lewnfviils Tie number OF tie several co.
campucnts on J,ile 80 Is as follows: Camp Spring.
dale, @tvi camp Todd, 80; CaDp hacker, IOJ;
Camp HadbwCrth, 10; Camp BeckwItb, 72-total,
SsJ.
SUBSISTENCE.
The people IN my charge have sabeised on Gov
crnmeat I4tIJDs as follows: Every man or woman
above tine ages Of l6 and IL yearr hss drawn daily
oDe ration; every boy from year To III yesrs aud
every pirl from i 10 IA Year, hHs drawn oue-Lali
raiicns; all Delow year have drawn poih,ug.
HEALTH OF THE FREEDMEN.
There has been q manifest Improvement ia the
tone oi health snce We came over tins side vi The
Potomac.
We have bad fresh air and pure water, and work
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HEw-YORK....-.... I
Cleared.

Stesm,hips-Coluubii, Barton New-Orlesns TO spoaeia
iesion L Co Georr. Ctomvel, Post Eew-Or'oans H.
Co. Cae.ap~sse, Wiieu Portland, H. H. Cromwel 20.
Ships-Bsncl Webster Spencer Loneoo, Morgan "ieyi
Auercs tBT. NJ timer LyeiPools Ihompsons N phew
I.ssc Webb Bsysni. Liverpool. q H. MArshAI Co. 81
Loui. Collin, Gls,sow. w A. Nelson.
Bass-Fm mily Ada fBr Henson. Alicante josiah Jex.
Cap-SDs Moon (Br) Ludtrs sbsr ahse. j. C. Jeytn 20
No I'd America lRreu) Frecriehs, D'euen, a. Hoop Co
Union (Hap Seller Mnstitl.n. Caesar Paah Mary AIn,
socuui N-~.Ore-n. r. H. Huribut 4 Go.
biE.-Anni- Collins tbr.l su.iih HsiiAx A. smittefsS
Co Anna Weington. A,woOd. Bangor Miller houEhsoni
ii snla utall Lsvsuiia, Genoa Planet tBf Lauo es
John n h.. d. k DswoH, Anna Wellington, Atwood, bAa
ror. Miller Houshton. 49,
schooG.u-se.sn L Mary. Hall wareh,rn, w. S. Brow.
L 90, B-r.ep, Niece, Mystic. Z. d. hurbut Co.; EW
Perry R,l~y. boston; Frances Arthemus Conn salem Z
oe;t Hart BsIcy toItIe.s Hoero- L. kcnnyi iIsm Smith
Terry Ws.hirsioB, l.. kenny; Shsngon tbrl koSeTs.
Three I,l.uds Nd, j. W. Kobe. W. D. Potts, Hrdson,
CLinroteasue 4 Hsvers Msrth, L., Lee Cursees Thee
iofs toas.s Fo.eace BAL hasse ST. ChnN9phei, JorH
Loufl srio.on (BLl Johnson Nassau, e Hsauils.
Jonu a. Whpyle. Ls~son Washington. Moit bedsl ~
20 Rogers Nofer. Ws.biDgton; W. IL b.ebe, CrsaI'
Wsshir ton H.Esrt Brewster. Ssteriy Wsshlsson. beut
lev, smita L Go klo, Piumuer. Annapolis r. ~ Mayhevt
-Herolne ,ha.tplin. Ph sisphis, Bentley suik 20
Alexander Peaf.sh Beaufort Bentley smith o. .lit
P.uo.t kss'p0rs stars Co l. C.e.eeuta. Caah' se
tr,e Co. Prr-, Oven Gaas John boynton,s Don An
t.o,,, Motion 80 em. w. ). Brown Co. T. H. Ferry
R,.-y Boston Many fletcher Mscy, Boston. T. ID SssLx
fjn liant Ness Gove,sier, A Ho~es ILomn iiuN' haS'
frop.lss-s 9. Walker, Rogers. PhiladslFh.a J. j.
Bnggs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Arrived.

ArrfVr0. ...SVNDIf, mug z.
s,..uer Arithmetic Jones. Philadelphia, Lsp'r Krt'
pat Oh. ~, ,,. A. p~o.t,.,.. rs.. q.
strsnsr ospr.x Adrieh- Providence. ndss. 10 Ed~Hd
ban Prtsce.s AeIsndiA ,of ST. Croyl. Don,e Yabseos
p r da,s sts.s &c Roche. Bros Coffee.
Bark BremA tBten.l bTeithsupt baenos hyres Jons J,
hide. Ac., to kauaardt &c.
Brs Ango.iu FULLER bueros Ayr,s June u AM Msnfs'
yiiso 10 hlJes Ac. TO HaIbec1 %.
8ns Oc-.u N,vs tof Eau River. Aehorn, New Orleans
10 i.y. cotton to }. T. Nsfd CO.
schr Bsb tpr OF Na.Uol, lpsrahsu, Elsuihers days
pines to Jos Eueas- 8,
s,hr An,i. Mu-sendeu fof sbebarpe, ~ 81 Nussenden,
81 Eu.t.tus ~ aud oil TO Jones Loagh Jay
~ Ia al % ~ TO- spose ch' An -a OF AMI ifoll Nes
butypoT tor Meya.ueE 7 H.. y GAYS out July ~ Ai ~
~ ion. - ~. spose oiis o't'i's' ~ aAy' H0'n ~
schr' q r. C. (of Corwali., N 81 Hamilton Es'' Sal
ca. days, salt y ID. L. De " OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Erovn aao Rrnpcisco.

eAr FBAsCisCo. Thsrs' ay. July 20. 1868
The ship Blsck Prince, trOm Hong Kong, June
o, bas aifven, bringing go Chinese Iassen gers.
Inc AhencAn steamer Jamestown, arrived at
Macao On the ID Of June. All OF board OF her were
well.
TIE shp Don Quixote arrived q, Hong Kong on
ste 70 OF June.
Ihe China news Is unimpoTtsu,.
The laet news received n Hong Kons
frou japan, stated that war with France and I'm.
gland was certain.
Tie japanese are repreeen;ed as being inneA better
prepared Tor war thsn he's teen supposed.
DAtcs are received from Tia; oa4dwleh Hlsnds 10
Jay 4.
TIE American Commissioner Mcbride, had en-
tered on bis Official duties.
lhe volcano near Hlio was 1gain in action,
Throwing out inmense streams Of molten lava.
ssS FEAS0sco, Friday, Joly 81. isO3
lbe nrst steaIs quartz mill eTectca at Heese hIVef
phLts commenced work TO-DAY.
owing 70 obstruchons IL tue roads between the
city OF Mexico and Acapulco news har been received
nom lLe City OF Mexico oOiy 10 Jane %.
Gen. AiVHfez, from whom accounts are received
70 Ne 2Oth INST, wss expecting the arrival at Aca-
pncO .. ne French ieet wiih o 900 ,olGiers Ihla
force is 20 cone from tie Cuff Cf Mexico, acrOss
GehusDiepoc, and from Acapulco will be ditpat cbed
for garfisons for all he Mexican Pacific ports.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Arrived.
Stssn.r Psyiiere II

stssn.r Pe'yi3ere IL -, Wirteu Port Royal, g. C.,
Ju, % A. 4 n ps-sf % Charleston Bay u IL a., rsss
20 L. ; Af...tA,t - Q.sTcfua,teE
Steamer james : Green, Nlets Warrington, b hours
81. amer tssI1, Throp.hire Philadelphia md's to J. N
bfsg. . -.
Rock Juu- - fsu.t, &c. to r. CousiIeiy Co. Hsdkas
vrrab- vi hoe, The sLtse rssssse. -
Bsrk Fanny E,ei. Loas Nes-Orleans - days os3'' 70
y. L. .icCrcAdy Co.
Brig eDs lot Jersey, Cozzsus Ro Janefo 20 dsys sosss
20 Jas. PstrcA 90
Big Wa { C.ak Tucker Csrdenass de5' su.s' to Noes
h-3ry. - . - ,
T. +. P-s.I,.
H.0oo. y. ). l1 esys, PisseT 20 7. J. Ne'i9s Son
Et. George kIs (lsnoD. ReUE. CaIda - days coal 20
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fFoI us Thbsrs.
Resurgnm.
LET the nations talk


While Freedom drocps, with all her colorS down.
With great cloud upon her old reno~n-
While in the sunlight, traitors dare to walk
1t is the boaster's hour!
1t is the time that separates from the true
Those palterng FOOLS who have nOtstrength 70 90
One homes. deed against an evil power.
For siugle-hearted men,
Who know no creed, but Crusade for the h'ehs,
Whom smaller interests sway not IN thl, hght
The Cross and Thorns Of Christdom, come
again.
What time they stand
In piory, while Ignorance may revile,
And Prejudice may sncer, with bigOt smile;
And Wrong be free to strike with shameless
hand.
But not for long!
Is any right that waits not for its dawni
From any work is Gods good hand Withdrawn :
10 any right o'er-mastered by the wroDgi
As the Lord liveth-No!
Above the night of this most sore distress
Shall rise the healing sun Of righteousness!
The harvest is the surer, being slow
HOWARD GLYNDON
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE.


SUPREME COrET--GtSsRAL TEHK-AuGr,r i-BefoTo
Justice. srInEHlssD. B,ssALD ard ClEnEs
IuE cIrY JUpoE HAS 80 RIGHT 10 ISSUE TbE
WRIT on HAnEks cOR.Us.
The Matter of tie Hsbeas Corpus Oh keaton oi Loasa
Nah.
In tlis ca,e, heard before Juatices Sutherland,
Clerke, end Barnard, tie acton Of and proceedings
teiore tle City Judge In ibis natter were, BY the
decision Of tins Court, rendered this morning, re-
ver,ed, and the ssd Louisa NGsh renamed Into
custody.
The only important point presented by this cas'
was Whether Judge McCun, his Cay Judge, has the
right TO is.ue The Wi, Of habtas corpus. The re'aIor
VIA arrested aud committed by Judge Kelly on
tie charge Of larteny. She wac dscLn'sed by Judge
MeCunn, ard 10y he decsiou Of The sorsome Count
at General Term, the right # ,hs Ciy Judge 70
issue hc writ OF b.beas corpus 10 deuied.
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on tho coil TO employ the people. ibis has con-
tributed TO sbs health Of the people. Ihongh scv'
eral contagious diseases appeared among the people
ye, they have easily yielded TO the treslMent, or
have been removed TO the Pest House In WaAnpR'
ton.
Twenty persons hare died during tho moLth OF
June, fifteen Of whom children. and hive Of the
fifteen were only l2 months old, or under.
SHELTER.
At Camps Spriugdale and Rocker we tave she.
tered the people In tents, there being no houses noI
the grounds 10 be cultivated 10 bs occupied. Az
Camp Todd we have used tie log huts put up for
the accommodation Of Gen. Cgseys encsmpmept
These houses have capacity OF holding not sss than
one thousand people. and arc in A good degree OF
preservation. At Camps Wadsworth and Beck.
with the people occupy two of the farms abandoned
by the Rebel owners
IMPROVEMENT.
We have constructed quarter for the superinten-
dent Of Freedmen and an office 1or the ssme, store
room for Commisssly Department and another Tor
agricultural implements, aud forage house snd
quarters and an Office FOR The Surgeon. Also, We
have hauled down q large SUPPLY Of poles from
abandoned camps on Minors Hi and vicinity,
which we purpose for quarter for Freedmen st M
early day.
LABOR.
This work has been well dore, and hes respec'a-
ble show regards amount, and the promise oi am
pie remuneration is cheering.
SUGGESTIONS.
would suggest that the good OF these people
could be best secured by having the women and
children remain at Camps Sprngdae aid Todd, The
last being Just under the fortihcatious 0! Fort
Albany, or ut lsssi the outside Of defense OF that
fort while the former IL inside tho fortchiions and
,end only q suf cient force OF men TO the outposts
with proper guard, and return each Saturday
night aud go back TO their work on Monday morn.
ipg. This plan would be well for several considera-
tions, mainly. II would place them In greater de-
gree Of security and then 1t would place them more
immediately under the eye Of the Superintendent oil
them and thus take away the necessity Of having
any assistant Oh each Of ibese farms excep; that OF
the Farmer.
Second would request that q military order be
obtained from Gen. Heiutzelman, giving superip-
teuden, of Freedmen the power 70 perform the
marriage ceremony smong them. similar order
has been passed IN the Department Of Sonta Caro-
ina. Also, 4 military comInssion Tor eornniisslorl
be appointed, consisting Of the military commander
Of the post aud the Superintendent OF tha Freedmen
ana the Surgeon u charge who shall hear osIses oi
complaint made b. them in relation TO want d dei-
i;y Of parties 10 ths marriage contract, md deter
mine the facts and the penalty OF every vioi'ion d
The same.
There has been q similar order for the Department
of South Carolina.
All of which " respectfully submitted
d. Z. NICHOLS supsrlnteLasni Of 0fFn.dmsn.
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