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J, W. RIPLEY, Brig. General,
ian N-tnthalm Chief OF Ordinance.
A PPLICATIONs for Duplicate Ian d
~ WaFrnnt6

Application having been made under the act Of asd
June, 1860, for the reissue of the Land Warrants
described herein, which are alleged TO have been
lost or destroyed, notice IL hereby given that at
the date following the description Of each warrant
new certificate OF like tenor will be issued II no
valid objection Bhouldt hen appear.
No. for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March, 1865, In the name Of Rachel, widow OF Geo
y, 1869. -
No. 61,7OO for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March ., 1855, In the name OF VIM CrisleF, aud WAs
granted FEBRUARY q, lsS1--FebrnAry ., ls6S.
No. 1855, for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
September, 1850, In the name Of Jonathan McTenFY,
and was granted July 9Th, ls5l-March 1, IBs3.
No. l2,10t, for 100 acres, Issued under thu act OF
March, 1855, in the name OF Andrew Lee Cralne,
and was granted August 30, ls66-MAroh %, 1883.
No. TO $50, for ~ acres, issued under the act Of
September, 1880, in the name OF William ShnydeT
and was granted December 10, Is52-March %, Ie0S.
No. 6s4ll, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March, 1855, in the name OF ROwen 3. keenan,, and
was granted November IS, ls66-April 10, 1853
No. o. 49, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1885, In the name Of Eley Winana, widow Of
Jacob Minans, and was granted August 18th, 1900
April 18th, 1851 EI-
JOSEPH n. BARRETT,
Commissioner,
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INVALID SOLDIERS.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHTNsToS. January 81. 1868.

SURGEON GENERALS OTFIcE, 10
WARRINGTON, January 81, 1868.
II being reported that various parties have
obtained money from invalid soldiers under the
prstence of assisting them to their discharge
from the service, notice Is hereby given that
certificates of disability for dischargeto soldiers
In general hospitals and camps are only given
by the surgeon In charge of such hospital or
camp, and the obtruslvo efforts of persons
claiming to be special agents retard instead OF
hasten the preparation of discharge papers. All
soldiers arc warned against giving money on
such plea to any person whatever. -
By order of the Surgeon General;
JOSEPH R. SMITH, Surgeon U. 8. Army.
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1WE LAST BLOCKADE BLUNDRR.

Bah 1.-THE pirate craft Oreto
Has escaped our cannons' veto, .I .l-H
F1eetly dodging all our feet o.
Like Avagabohd mosquito, %
....f...g II. OF Aiea. ..s..I. L....... al
Though nine rar ships were the spot on,
Yet the Tfqh Sceaf they were not on;
Hence, with hold orAinmed full Of cotton,
One more priyateer has gotten
Safe TO sea.
Now n DAYTON, when he's baking,
Thus Hhirked airing Hp and rlking, . ..r
And all prudent rules foraakinE,
MArred his "SPrdT Bread" In the making,
s. Don't you know
That his customers and hackers,
Votariea Of his bread and crackers,
Would no longer be his oidquers, ..t.H.
But, all changing to attackers,
Vote him alowi 'a .
That, however, is not his siyls. The most Scrii-
pulous IL taken in the preparation Of his cole
brated "Spllt Bread - Boston Crackers, "pic-Nlc
Crackers, y "GRAHAM BREAD" and Crackers for
DYpPEPTiCs. He never sleeps on his post, and the
ovens at his establishment l60 Eleventh street are
going night and day. Hence, all his artiolel are
prfzss which the public are anxious to secure and
there is no chance Of his ever being hauled over
the Goals for neglecting his duties. '.... .H,.il
feb 9-lw % Of. ....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

NEW YORK, Feb. Sat a meeting Of the
Chamber OF Commerce, to-day, a resolution
was adopted misunderstanding the efforts Of
secesslonists and others to depreciate the United
States currency below par Of non-specle- paying
banks. rr-
An address In behalf Of the North was read
from the operatives Of Preston, England, many
hundreds Of whom, says the address, express a
wish to emlgrato to America.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

CHANCE IN THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE In
TERIoR DEPARTMENT BUILDNa. : Mr.. Luther
Brady has been removed from his position SUI
perintenent Of the Interior department building,
and Mr.. Peter hammond, dlsburHing oficer Of the
same, appointed. Mr.. D. has been restored to his
fourth class (sI ,soOl OlerkShip,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

The following articles FOR SALE at MURRAY's
HOTEL, se7 PennSylvania avenue. opposite the
National Hotel
one Eating COUNTER complete, with stove and
Heater.
Eight fine Block Tin Dishes for Heater.
One PIE CASE, with brass wire front complete.
- OYSTER BON attached to Eating stand.
feb Civ
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

CORDIAL LOYALTY DoUBTED.-The approprl-
alton for the subscription for the National In.
'eHigs"e"', In the offices of the FIRST Comptrol-
Ter and FIRST Auditor In the Treasury, has been
voted down in both Houses of Congress, on the
ground of the doubtful loyalty of that news-
paper to the General Government.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

SUPREME COURT UNITED sTATEs.-The court
has been engaged during yesterday and to-day
In hearing the arguments in the case Of the
United States as. Galbralth and others, a Cali,
fornla land case of great importance, involving
the title Of five square leagues of land. Coun,
sci for United States, Mr. Glllett, Mr.. Black
and the Attorney General for the claimants
Mr. Hill, Mr.. Sherwood, and Mr.. Ashmun.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06
Hon. ELI THArER publishes a card in the

HON. ELI THAYRR publishes a card In the
New York papers In which he says:
"By request Of many citizens Of all parties,
shall speak In the Cooper Institute next Sat
urday evening, Feb. Z, at 8 O'Clock, In favor OF
the speedy restoration Of the Union, by means
Of organized immigration into the rebel States.
In ninety days we can make Florida the first
example Of reconstruction and restoration-a
free and loyal State"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

~ E Street baptist ChuFch.--The Rev.
Il, {. Fish, d. d., Of Newark, N. j., will preach in
this church next sunday Feb 8, at n a. m. and at
~ D. m Citizens and visitors TO our city are cor
daily invited to attend feb 6-2t
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OmCIaI Report OF the Union Loss At IA.
you Teche.

FLAG SUP HARTFORD,
New Orleans, Jan. 25, 1858.
SIR The following IL list Of the killed and
wounded In the feet during the engagement at
Bayou Teche on the l4th Instant, Ylzi .
Steamer Calhoun. Killed, 1t. Thomas Nc
Kean Buchanan, shot through the head. VIM.
Neelson, landsman, shot with MIME rife.
Charles Daylgh, seaman, shot with MIME rifle.
Wounded, Henry d. Foster, acting ensign,
shot in chest, severely. VIM. Adams, seaman,
shot In left elbow, severely. James Williams,
seaman, shot In leg, severely. John Lewis,
seaman, shot In leg, severely. Geo. Perkins,
seaman, shot In spine, slightly. Geo. Riley,
landsman, shot In leg, slightly.
Steamer HinmdH. Wounded, Acting master
f. s. Wlggin, MIME rife ball passed through
arm and shoulder joint, very severe.
Totdl-Killed, 3; wounded, z.
am, respectfully, your Obedlont servant.
J. NJ. FoLTZ,
Fleet Surgeon.
REAR ADMIRAL D. g. FARBAGUT,
Commanding W. &. B. Squadron.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

GENERAL BUTLER IN KANsAs.-We have
heard old Ben Butler denounced. by those who
profess to know him personally, as a "Bom-
bastes Gas-bag," etc. But he has certainly
shown more real ability In this war than any
msrcs, Chy Of Kansas, Jan. 25h.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

SPoLIA OPIMA.--It Ia understood that those
valuable "spolls of war;" the statues Of Wash
ington and of Jefferson, brought by Gen. But
Ter from Baton Rouge, are to be deposited In
the grand gallery Of the Patent Office.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

20 When will General Hooker move p
PHsburg Chronicle.
We saw General Hooker when be was In
town, few days since, and had a few words
conversation with him, and, as the result Of
our interview, we can assure tie Chronicle CON
fdentially, that the General win move when he
gets ready.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

THE FmANCEs.-We invite special attention
to the communication in relation to the finan-
Cial plan Of Secretary Chase on the Banks of
the country. 1t is from the pen OF a gentle
man who has had much experience as a banker,
and has been honored with high official posi-
tion under the General Government, especially
in connection with matters of finance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

ACCIDENT TO 4 GOVERNMENT TEAM.-This
morning, whilst Government wagon train was
passing along II street between New Jersey avenue
and North Capitol street, portion Of the street,
under which the water pipes were laid, gave way,
and three Of the horses were buried In the mire
one was at last eNricated by the assistance Of the
employees Of the Government Printing office, near
which the accident occurred, but the other two
were completely sudOsatcd, and have not yet been
drawn out Of the mud.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

PASSPORTS IN SPAN.-The Spanish Minister
here has received from Madrid royal decree,
announcing that foreigners who may visit Spain
will not be required to produce passports.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

DISTRICT BUsREss.-Wednesday of next
week will be set apart, BY vote Of the House,
on motion of Mr.. Train, for the business Of
the District of Columbia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

HALLS RUBBER PAGES for Ladies', only % cents
each, at his INDIA RUBBER Warehouse, $40 Penn
SylvAnia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
feb est
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PASSAGE THETT.-James Elliot was arrested last
evening on the charge Of being passage thief.
His wife was arrested with him. On examination
to-day they mutually accused one another, and the
Justice could only remand them for further hearing
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

PERSONAL General RosseAu, U. s. Al Col. Hall
and lady, U. s. Al George Moore, La.i r. r. HIT,
Chicago, hi stephen Richardson, Attleboro',
Mass SAMUEL J. Laddg Providence, R. L., are At the
Metropolitan. .afr9 FJI ss,Tryr4 rsrF..
BrigAdier General Ward and lady, U. g. Al Hon.
c. H. Van wyok, New York, Robert Hodgson,
PhilA.,J II. TAlyrAnd and lady, PhIlA,, John Hink-
son and lady, PhilA,j VIM. r, King, Minneapolis,
are at the National -rrf '--'f .'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

PRIsoNERs OF wAR,-L, =. Beall and q. A, Abel,
Fourth Virginia cavalry, and L. Washington, Ninth
Virginia cavalry, were sent in this morning and
committed to the Old Capitol, 10 be held for ex-
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81 The once OF the National Rspuhli-
can ~ - BII ninth street, between Penn
syIvania avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

PERsoNAL.-The friends of Senator Wade at
Cleveland, Ohio, had supper there last Mon
day evening, In honor of his reelection.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

We are indebted to Jay Cooke u Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and
sale market to-day;
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NOTICE.


Washington CITY, D. C., Jan. 25, 1858.
In consequence of the pressure of business ut
the War Department, pAsses for citizens to visit
the Army of the Potomac will DO given at the
OF Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1879 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. ja8O
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

Heavy Pail o. Sew.
BufFAIo, Feb. Q There ls'at THU time IS
inehep Of ahow On the ground, and II Ia still
The Toronto trbius east Of here have been
delayed four or Eve hours by the snow.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

o. If you want an elegant breakfast, go to
Stanton & ottman's, 495 Seventh street, you
will get IL.
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CuPRRIOR SECOND HAND PIANOS

CUPERIOR SECOND HAND PIANOS
= AND Swing MACHINE. .-..
We have on private sale, one superior Rosewood
Case Ssyen-OctAve Boudolr IIANO FORTE, by
ChickeTing.
One excellent Rosewood Case Seven-OctAve
round corner PIANO FORTE, bv RosenkranT.
One Wheeler h Wilson SEWING MACHINE, In
perfect order JAS. c. Meg UIRE h CO.,
feb Get Auction and Com. Merchants.
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o FL ICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

washington I'JuuUuTy SOI IoOs'
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month.
70 WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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TWE CONFESSIONS AND

1UE CONFESSIONS AND
or AN
INV l. I'D.
hlbtrhed for the BENEFIT and ~ q warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from spsrmAtorrh0a, Nervous Debility,
time, THE MEANS OF SELF Curl BY one who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
and INJURY through medical humbug and quAekeFy
By enclosing 4 post paid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
nov 9S-dSmt Bedford, Kings Co.. N, Y.
SPARKLING AND STILL
= CATAWBA WINE.
N. LONGwoRTH, CINCINNATI.
"FOr greatest and best
10 the wine OF the West,
That grows by the beautiful river
Whose sweet perfume
Fills all the room
With benson on the glyeF.n
a. w. LOaatsLOtD.
FREDERIC s. COZZENS,
Pennsylvania avenue,
Two doors east Of WillArds, Hotel, Washington,
Branch of "a WARREN street, N. Y.
VNHE MCCLELLAN SACKS, for citizens and OH
l. GERS at SMITHS, AGO seventh street, JA95
EOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The schooner
Il FRANCIS BARRON, ninety tons burden, draw
ing nvs and one-half feet OF watsE; Apply to
feb4 80 Water street, Georgetown,
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This Is TO certify that while engaged in my duties
at Fortress Monroe, In the QnATtermAster's De-
pATtment, became atficted with very severe
case Of OpthAlmlA, and which, under medical treat
Of my sight. I was advised to apply to DR.. Won
MosehEisker, Of Washington, and l am happy to
state that under his treatment am entirely Fecov-
cred. IhAve no heSitancy In recommending him
to any who may be suffering with diseased eyes.
NJ. II. GooDRID0E,
Captain and A. q. NJ, U. 3. A.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

ANOTHER INSTANCE of the skin Of the SslebrA-
ted surgeon oculist and Rurist, DR.. Won MOschzis-
ker, iS shown in the following letter, which was
received by US, no doubt prompted by the article
In our local columns few days since, Alluding to
the distinguished surgeon. BY the way, We are
informed by the doctor that we were wrongly i'm
pressed when we stated that DR.. Won Mosehzisker
was about to retire from practice. The truth is,
he intends TO pursue his profession in New York
city in short time. We give the letter alluded to
,,arhaI{m, ave ..
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REAR ADMIRAL d. g. FARBAGUT,
Commanding W. &. b. Squadron.
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cert and psaiis. beng tn, pa isnal eolors of Dcu

mark. '' '''''a VI oe0
A Manchester pspr says.
Tee Princess Asexsnd-a ID 10 be rees,vea In IN.
cay ~ tevy Of bio om!nG bellies, tho Lri. htest
"cesoasse and m Dat fa acinastgR OF the baauiea RI
tne CITY ead The mode Of ,hs recepttou and all
tne petty ds'al.s belor sias TO II, vii be ,mm.a;.
ae,y e'ransed III dr tbs suspicss of a ror n.te
Of ladies'.
L TIE liverpool, Ton Con. G have sdon.ed i.
ntyof. Ter tbs provision o. oatloor sin ,sere IT.
en- ,ns De" ana evening The }stss .il, iueiud. IL
plays OF ii eNoFAs Ia inrae pas IL Of sne town M,
Msai Pc eforfnaacss st the Ark orxau ueffornauces
al et usorSSe sail. ana t-ss. TO ali the Sch al
children OF tbs town. There " III hs no iIum,ns
ton CT the public buildings; hut II /, III a.
ths various trades mtn, &c will illuminate The ir
pIemheS' The MsTos Will give a gssnl bah and
banquet Tor which one tocassua invitations have
been already iauea, 4 nuur,sr cf tee ladies ct
the town hava uaiie3 10 present .ouptn,r t, .bo
Tsseeess slexandriA The eoypor s.,oo ,ptenl 10
eTaat EoiidsY to tSeir ssrvacss in al eepar;
meats.
Sini'a' featsviaes y I'D mark the day ia al. the
principal ts~na OF England. The pr!roess eM Ia
escorted through tas different countries iy he
representatives. OF trsss B.ihn from ,heir sesps C.
tive oassia' ecrsrhsg.n ceres poa,isut If tie
Bas.cn Fo.i .hus al II iss 10 the Princess:
Princess Alsxsndr. is a most accomplished d
1cci lady, ard oce Of ths fsises. taus hers o:
our hts.e ne2marf; Ter education bs 8 teen # The
fiansss crIes she s3eahs hcently six living Ia1
saagss sna 70 qos'o sr,,s. in o.. pxiassua ss
weii az nm eate.lt u. performer On tae .iano sne
tAro. But better than al tscsa tanga ass tas 20.
Gle saiit;es OF her heart and mine ,vr Ssnevo
slee 10 t. poo-, her uaos.ehtR.i io.s a.anZtrs xnd
Eer sy Ips,hv With a that Is Tss.- ssa
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no,.RspAY MORNING. MARCH 10 1864
ru,o.yALxY HaaAaRNgNr On THE Up.
PER RApPAHANNOsK

xsreySsy sons tN,itemeat Was created by .he
..,reen eat that a severe engagement had taken
-. ~ So SAspshaEnosk. and IL w.s cot iestured
,sa unirsermed that ths bS,l h Id gan cpenaS
'.r,,Jsri; kas4ss. Later in the day AK 'ssy wss
'..spas rs:isvad by the following effseisi a,s.
.,,As, received nj tbs War Dspar t.asni:.
p,.raUsSrkRs, Two miles sron, Kell, e rcrd. d,
March ia-7rM.
.fsc taenly IL retiring. He ia bsd.y Int Wa
.t.u him HIS dead nsn and hersss s;,er ,bs
"a. t,lgusd) J. n. STUART, MsI,r Oen.
l.fcoNp pi.pATcR
CULPsPKR. Maeh is,
The aEensy hsgc ,eiired to the north bank o. shs
.,x. baby hur. .(S'Taed)
J.E II a1uAkr, hsjor Gen.
IfHixD p;sPaTcH
CuLrxPxR, March 1s.
r. Gfsral y L. Ire:
fas.s,apks,, su .e.t ish! that tie n sny hs,i
,,t-ei tc hs roF;h saEe # TIA EAnsa ssnacek
,z "a hs.t information. d was tvsrii e division
,,rss isJusSrd IL the sails. Pork ard Las,,
lad yaSke5 ii boxes.
gs T~ks very ssely tui.. and EFF n bHsui.,l
n .aa gse. y MAS undoubtedly INTENDED a q
..sz, oedltier: hut. tEsEss ID ihs su,arinr cen
Srs: : Ass. Fl grieh Lee and his mob ricsde
Mas fs.s6: ot. bcwes or, without tGs Ices 20 Us Of
.asA nob's pi-i;s az &siers psihsro and guiler
ysgass J. y. sTIARr.
ksjss-Geueral
F1ln px,.es mho cane d,wn On ths Centred
ki1 as. ;ysusg < hsys sosns fuller partieu SIS
q tA.e er1Eetraent 1t sstIcs thas early cu Tres.
sa7 saorri. 4 Ia cntmy attempted tae psrs.ge cf
;4s Eapp.taar al Esiiy's Fold III n. ner
.sGn.y dsissh'G sils oi thirty ys os car rea
,5rs p0sisd Ia Ja pi.s Commanding lhs ford. sna
sA.lEaIy ns. sAa spyrosca Of the eneny. This
is,asl-.sa. wss dnsliY oye-powsted ed by sapssior
luab-ts ard w.c comp Had 10 surrender The
Sas tie YFi.cip-I ss ssts!u I'd ny ua In prisoners
gke tneGy n considerable fo.ee consisting Ct
,.ysl7g snl sFiilsry. then su se,edsd in eicssif
tie eFj.sF, snd &rtys In ou pieksts. Gen s.u,r: Cd
,saasd with f,Er r, sluen:s Of cavE'ry, sud After
3 .:isS 'psfesUeat, las.ins tsve..i hou,s. src-
o,eiad Ia i 1vpg ths enemy baok 80 lie north side
dine RIVER. Car loss s said to haze sea pretty
ies7Y~-ts im2.ed 10 lie 20. less TIL Ii tive hundred
s-Ib - 10 killed woueded and = Isl ners Z he
.s Of tie eaeD7 net kaoNa q bu. believed 70 bs
yegy asavs. kmorg thoss killed were Esi u
Isi.a-,, al ihs artillery, md G.,o- Fuller sud
!sa. Ea,.is. cf tho cavalry. lis latter from Pow
1l..u eoaniy. Their b +iss Wara bteush. to 9his
e.;g iss' light. Col. Ros!sr IS repol:sd slightly
s;uEisd Esj,r BreokiI.idss wac iaken frsca.r
&tmo q The frasorers captured Ia tie ii "a: re.
loct Is. tie eleDy's force sons's.ed of two di.
,is.aas nnce- Gen Evsiili. Ths pric ccieal par. Ct
.as ensas semeht uaa be.wes. ihs cavalry Of The
l;Pasing fcc.s.
III. Te'hsm va, k'i!sd hy tie ex 2losion of ore
Il e enersys steii ~hilss ,idlag viii Gan Stu
ST. a1d b'f re h.s battery bscauie o-gased ii lie
sat.
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tn ION trsaiiss. a.asz.s, c,nmlxi,np, or anshor..
ties ia dspaae
SIC. A All jfdgmsrta osdss saa dscrsss uaas
" ary state aours suee ths date q the sstoY,
ot suen Ssass upon sny subises o. mats. which
eefo-s fnAh secession wtthfn the inrisd a.op OF
tfe Couris OF iha United s.steg, thal have tho
iosas enh Ell CT OF Judgments. Ordere a,s. DEGREES
81 shs Conris hsrein ss:ablishst, cish tas priv
isse OF either party to sppsaI CT ius out w. /. OF
error.
On motion Of He. Epsrrow. tie Senate wsn. into
seefet session.
EoUsE OF RrraEsE-TATayfs.- .-Ths Horse me.
ss u oc.ock and was opened with prayer by 2sv
DBacp Ear,y
Mt Curry, OF Ala. uovsd to suspsnd tae rales
TO siiow him to ia:Ecducs resolution fixing the
daily hour Of meeting q, III O'Clock during ths re-
matnder OF tie u essat session.
On this motion Ar. Jones, Of Tenn called the
ayes ard noes, which wero ordered ami Tesu te d.
a7es A. noes IA. So the ruts were suspende3,
and ths vote being taken, iao resolution OF Mr.
Gary v7ss agreed 10.
ar RoTe:oD, Of ARK then moved that tho House
go into SIC st session which was sgresd to.
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Tieo Men Shot Two men named Lewis Rws,.
gsr n-d TCedsrick Grop,, were .thot and danger.
onsly " oandet shout two O'Clock yesterday at q
confectionery store on 6oath kain street. bet-, cen
4 sud 9Th stfeets. by ono ef two en whose
naDes we're given TO officers John W. Davis and
John u Perrin. who, a0on after ths ccurrerce ar.
reetei ~ eonFcJ Cd than t. tbs Gags a. Wilisr,
Gli,e .nd william, B5wen. TIE circumstances
loading 20 the eff ,.r far vs. could e arn were
Rs follows: Eewsa sad Whit who ere rtpts ssntad
az bsicnsiny to Mi ssipEi regiment, came into
Swsiser's s.ore ysst 'rGsy mnraias and purcasasd
several lcRves Of brsad and departed. They cana
back shout the Loslr tbs shootisg took place. when
swe'g ", who had missed SIS Of hi, funds from the
front aifro rocm, thNgsd thEm with taking IT,
This led to sa snsry si.ss .don, and siges Of n
hsas being imminent. Sweiger rs.irei bshL a
W,cccn plrtisicn, &ao 10 remSs2ed Unit! he thought
tie two nsr were gore. Ha then csme into the
f:on; STORE. Frederick 0sope, . suroughed soldier
OF tie 5:l Louisiana, accompanying him and goiag
tehiad tie counter. Unluckiiy ths two men " sre
Still IN tie s.oes, AID on SNe gsrs sppsarsres they
CONNER C u En- Grsau.s cn him. In few seconds
kw s;ser, when Crepe, fro-u bskind tho counter
ehed GU. kis hsnG..o seize is. At ta,s moment
il vent IT. ard tho round shot with which It wss
loaded passed taro1sh Grope's n III Just sbovs the
wrist, thence into ths left side of 3weiger, and
rssssd through his men, Eud tkeaee through
tas wooden Partition against WHICH hs was x: and
lag, sDd through one In ear OF that; I..en:ng 1t.
d sz.ivst the brick wsii composing the HOUSE.
Hvsiger IS regsrGe az d.ngsiously, ifpet r,oits
ly vvculdsd The wouod OF arcpe wi us q. him
for du:y fer lcrg tins. As be ore re.a:ed tho
neu wore conveyed 70 the esgs for ex xamin ation
he:Ofe the Mayer tais morning