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A J. BLEEcKgN. Auo;iopeer
yTau.iou md (.rouuda Mt Tubby

A J. BLEEcKgN. Auo;ioDeer
Splendid Mansion and Grounds at Tubby
Hook-AJ BLEECKER. SON Co will sell Of suction
on THURSDAY, Nav T. a, IL O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchange salsoo No. 100 Lbsrlys, Trinity Buildinss,
the splendid Mansion and Grounds the residence Of tho late
Albert L. Beak esq. situate At Tubby Hook Fort Washing
ton comprising about three land with tine view Of
III. North River Ground high tine garden and frui, aud
lawn shade trees Houss ARC feet built Of brick hollow
walls marble msues hard walls finished In elssan, manner
no, and cold water bath &c 10 Gas throughout
the house from Harlem Ga. Company fine stable, pizr &c
&c. $500 can remain on mortgsge Maps &C. " NO II
Csdust. adjoining Bank Of C0mmerce.
Agents Wanted.-In every Tovn and City, to control
territory end sell FARNEswORTHs WINDOW and CAR
RAGE WASHER a new Patent that everybody wants
Send for Circular will send sample free BY Express On
receipt Of 81 Also wanted AGENTS to sell In New-fof
City and to sell in territorial rights.
j. FARNESwORTH. No $50 Broadway. N. Y.
orNO. IL Elmst. Boston.
Removal Of the Grae fenberg G Ompany's Medl-
GHss.nbars Company, il: .as,room. aud Offices.
moved from No Bond to the e.Pscons cIs eornet %
iiamsi.) over the Wholesale Drug Store. Of b. sands
Co. Dr. BRIDGE. the Resident Physician viii consul.
the ..me place between the Of 10 aud p a. The
above location the most convenient In me ei 1877
chant. and others desiring TO procure the celebTseo
ENBER0 FAMILY MEDICINES.
OFFICE OF THK A. A. PKOvosr. MARsHALGksEk
OF rHK WAR DEPARTMENT, Z
No. q Finest, New.iofk, May 70 1900
General Order No. 1.-The Provodhs'hsis ~ho
have appointed for each o the hrst nine
Districts of this will this office S one cocA
on THURSDAY the 7tl LAY of May inst. ~ order OF a.
Col. ROBERT NUGENT, Col. os kest ~ l. ~
and A. A. 7. NJ. General
Co. Ii, 10Th Regiment N. Y. W. Ias ,, msne eY
of this pany ordered to report p m Iho -
q Rooms No. "a Wakes to bs musteei 9gI o. set,'
" ROBERT A. DIMMiCk, Captain.
SIO-Recruits Wanted. TEN DOLLAho strn
viii oe PAID for " hrtcsss RECRUITS 10 compete AZ
de osudent Company, either to Recruit. ofsrinY
or an one bringing them. Bounes. S4S on benY
In S65 when they arrive the seat OF war ana :.
mustered out Of service Address imuaedistsJ' "sPs
CRANE Box No. lS6 Tribune Office.
MY Southern Friends.
By the author OF
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NEW STYLES, JUST RECEIVED fhoa Fanny
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CRAIG's CELEBRATED MICROSCOPE is mailed,
prepaid with beautiful mounted objects. for 81 with q OBJ
jecs IS BY Henry Craig 1870 Ceotret Sd foo N.wl orb
Liberal discount dealers Sold In Broadway by Fowler
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BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
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TRUssEs.--Dr RECESS HARD-RUBBHR Truss
and SuPPoRTgK-wsteIproo clearly. and inde'truetbis
and VARICoCyLH Truss May be seen ., Bsrclsyst ny
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AN ARMY OF GRADUATES FILLING IMPORTANT
POSITIONS AS ACCOUNTANTS. Statesmen.
PROPRIETORS. ETC. ETC
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HILTONS INsOLUBLE CEMENT
10 Of more general pr,cca utility than invention now
before the public been thorough tested during the
last two yeas By practical aud pronounced by all % be
sUPERIORt TO any ADHESIVE PREPARATION KNOWN
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BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS,
usna will mud IL the best article known for ceneut
tns the channels without delay not affected BY
ANY change Of temperature.
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DIR. II. ANDfRs h Co.
hysicians and Chemists,
No. 4Ig Broadway. N. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-18
EXCHANGE NOTICE, no. 5.

VTHE FOLLOWING CONFEDERATE OFFI-
Il GERS and men have been daily exchanged, and
are hereby so declared.
/. All officer and men who have been delivered at
City Point at any time previous to May, 9Th, 1863.
2. All officers captured at any place before the first
of April, 1868, who have been released on parole.
3. All men captured in North Carolina or Virginia
before the 1t of March, 1863, who have been released
on parole.
a. The officers and men captured and paroled by
General S. p Carter, in his expedition to East Ten
nessec, in December last. .
5. The officers and men captured and paroled by
Lieutenant Colonel Stewart, at Van Buren,, Arkansas.
January 25, 1868 by Colonel Dickey, in December !,
1862, in his march to the Mobile ana Ohio Railroad.
and by Captain Cameron, at Corinth, Mississippi, IN
December, 1862.
i. The officers and men paroled at Oxford, missile
sippi, on the 23d of December, 1862, at Desark, Ar
kansas, on the nth of January, 1863, and ut Baton
Z. All persons who have been captured on the sea,
or the waters leading. to the same, or upon the sea
coast of the Confederate or United States, 1T any time
previous to December 10th, 1862
s. All citizens who have been arrested st any time
before the 9th of May, 1858, and released On parole,
are discharged from any and every obligation con-
tanned in said parole. Ifany such person has taken
any oath Of allegiance to the United States, or given
any bond, or if lis release was accompanied with any
other condition, he is discharged from the same.
8. If auy person embraced in any Of the foregoing
sections, or in any section of any previous Exchange
Notice, wherein they are declared exchanged. are in
any Federal prison, they are to. be Immediately re-
leased and delivered to the Confederate authorities.
ROBERT OULD Ag, Mt of Exchange.
Richmond, May 9th, 1883. So
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-18
The Temperance Enterprise.

The adjourned meeting of the Grand Diyi-
sion of tie Sons of Temperance. was held at
Jacobs Fork Division Room, in Lincoln coun-
y, last week. Much to our sorrow and dis
appointment, we were unavojdably preven-
ted from meeting with our brethren on this
interesting occasion-about the only time
we have been absent from a meeting in fifteen
years, or more.
We have heard nothing of the proceedings
before putting this paper to press, but we
trust some measures have been devised and
steps taken to arouse the membership from
the lethargic state into which they have
fallen, and which will bring the important
subject Of Temperance once more prominent.
~ before the people. We cannot longer,
without mourning public odium and moral
obliquity, content ourselves with a,simple,
quiet, acknowledged opposition to the use of
intoxicating drinks, which, as an Order,
we arc known to entertain; but we must
open a bold and vigorous fire upon the old
enemy, and ihus arouse a public sentiment
against it, as in days gone by.
1t IS not necessary to resort to any new
e1pedients, to do this. We should not think
OF legislative enactments to help us out in
our crusade. Indeed, the fact stares us in
the face that, with a most stringent law
against distll!ing liquor upon our staff te book,
yet men still make the accursed stuff at the
risk Of en~tailing starvation upon the people,
and vet arc not informed against in one case
in fifty, and should satisfy every legal sua-
sicnist' that if ever this plan could accomplish
any thing, it is a failure now, to a very great
extent.
What then, is the course to be pursued !?
Why simply to resort to the means employ
ed when we did succeed. What are those
means? First, the Sons of Temperance, and
ali others who are friends of total abstinence,
must talk Temperance on all and every fit
ting occasion. They must introduce the
sDbJoct IN social intercourse with their friends
and n.eishbors circulate temperance reading,
and let it be one of the uppernost thoughts
IN your minds to advance the cause in every
way you can. Press the claims of the Order
and OF Temperance upon all you meet-de-
1end them when assailed by enemies, and re-
moved objections that may be urged against
them
And one means We would especially urge,
waffle holding Of public Iemperance
eoeettngs, as frequently as possible. Do not
/ yait TO get great orators nor fine speakers.
les nclgnbor speak TO ne1gnDor. sometimes,
yea, generally, a man can do more good, in
this way, than a stranger can, however gifted
and eloquent. This has been tried and prov.
en. DO You doubt it? Then try it yourself
dear brother, and see. q
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-18
To the People of North Carolina.

CUAETERMAsTER's DEPHM'T. Raleigh, May 7th. 1854.
N WING TO THE LIMITED SUPPLYOF Wool
~ which the State has now at its command. and
i'll view OF the contine encies of Obtaining any treat
amount from Texas, heretofore the principal market
Tor ner supplies, l take this opportunity of announc-
Ing 10 the patriotic men and women ofthe State. that
am making arrangements to exchange CoTToN
1ARSs FOR WOOL, and earnestly request that those
VINO nave wool will not dispose of il to any person,
except he be an agent of the State. and acting pnde,
my directions,
There will be established Repositories for the Cot
ton Yarns, at points accessible to each County, ma
KING 1t convenient for those who wish to make the
exchange, to do so with little trouble.
Inc OBJECT In procuring the wool, is to clothe n. c.
troops, and 1t ID the duty OF every patriot to lend "A
helping hand in this cause for while the State will
strain every nerve to provide for your husbands, your
Dfotners and your sons in the field, shesyet relies up-
on the agency of those at home to assist her and to
DO TINS, you must keep your wool from the hands OF
SPECTATORS, and exchange il with the State for Cot
ton Yarns. Very II spectfully yours,
ii. A. DCWD,
Nay l2-39-2t A.Q NJ. N. G. Army.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-18

THE YANKEE PRIsoNERs-On yesterday another
horde of Yankees arrived from the Rappahannock,
numbering 1,750. On Sunday 1900 were received,
aud during the several days prior, there had arrived
from the Rappahannock 2,900-all captured in the
battles Of charlottesville and Fredericksburg. The
total number thus far brought down, it viii be seen,
reaches six thousand.
One thousand and three hundred more reached the
CITY on yesterday. from the West. being.the larger
portion of the raiding party recently captured by Gen.
Forrest.-Richmond Enquirer, May Is.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-18
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH CAROLINA
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, Mn ITIAD D
Raleigh, May Sth. 1864. Z
GENERAL ORDER.

No.4.
aHE ATTENTION OF THE MILITIA OFF,.
= cers'is directed TO the advcrtisI rnept q, C.nt
Henry A. Dowd, @. NJ, in regard TO exchanging Cor.
TON YARN FOR Wool. The wool is needed for To
purpose of furnishing our soldiers with Clothing. arI
Militia Officers are requested to assist the S;ate h.
urging patrlotlc Citizens TO make the exchsnge. and
latorr.
Militia officers are ordered to seize all wool purch-
ased for transportation beyond the limits of the
Every agent OF the State. for the purchase or cx-
change of wool, will receive an appointment under
great seal of the State, and Militia Officers are order
ed TO arrest all persons claiming to be agents OF the
State for this purpose who cannot produce such APP
pontment, and have them bound over TO the next
Term OF the Superior Court, to answer such CHARGES
as may be preferred against them.
BycrGer of Governor VANCE:
DAN'L g. FOWLE, 8djutant General.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-18

The first instalment of the yankee bill Of mortali-
ty in the recent battles, record the following:
KTLLED-One Major General, two Brigadier Gener-
ais, seven Colonies. three Lieut.. Colonies and six Ma
iors, besides the officers and men from and below the
grade of Captain, including % Captains and Lieu
tenants.
WoUNDED.-One Major General, one Brigadier Gen
eral. twenty Colonies, four Lieutenant Colonies and
five Majors, with 50 Captains and Lieutenants-many
of them MORALLY.
The yankee papers giving these results, say 9 this
is but a partial list of the casualties We should
think so. Truly Richmond road is a hard road to
travel.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-18

Extract of q letter from a member of the 5Sth n. G.
!, Regiment, near Clinton, East Tennessee I" Corpl
| John 7. Mccall, Co. Z, of this Regiment, died On the
Sd of May instant. BE was q fine young man and
leaves a father, mother anu sisters to grieve over his
| loss. We have lost twenty.by sickness out of 20. +,
sornc.n a..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-18

WHEREAS, THE TIME LIMITED IN NY r
w lamation, dated the 18th of April, forbidding the
expectation Of certain articles from the Stale, is about
to expire,
or of North Carolina, 90, by and with the advice and
consent of the Council of State, issue this Proclama-
ton, continuing said prohibition thirty days from the
18th inst, subject to the exceptions and restrictions
contained in said Proclamation OF the 18th Of April,
with the following alterations j
The prohibition is not to embrace the article Of
salt, and lard is to be added to the list ct the articles
prohibited.
justices of the Peace are also all enjoined to assist
In carrying cut this Proclamation.
~ In witness whereof, ZEBULONB VANCE,
jcr. Governor, Captain General and Cohman-
~ der-in-Chlef, hauA signed these presents
and caused the Great Seal Of the State to be
affixed.
Done at the City of Raleigh, this Sth day of May, A.
D. 1868, and in the 67th year of our Independence.
BY the Governor: z.
R. H.. BATTLE, JE., Private Secretary
May 9th, 1863. S9-2t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-18

rr,zAHoNA, MAY 15.-Later dates from Nashville confirm Val
,.ndirham's arrest by order of BURNSIDE. Result not common
I'D on. All quiet here.
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Only IN rare md accidental cnsrs s'ss Railway Bonds
shares can pay such large iaconcf ard ts change
rom Speculative Shares 10 GcvSmen londs is one of
the prudent signs # the tines. IL,re IL still good
deal of activity IN S.ccksi Of operators tempted
10y the fortunes made b. the tu " tie past year but
their proceedings Eot marked by the strength shawn
In TIE past; Nor Is tie iiancal situation such ~ 70
"ariant any iiso from Irceent prices Of magHi'1ue
ThCrs is little len of the Stock Maikcs on'
Il 'iiWoy Sharcs. Bonds. Bank Shares '''o
IN .ced MI substantial IN, ostiarnt securities are IN per-
manent hands, and no advance draws tom out ~ :"
Railway shares to csse stands thus. In October to-
thgie was oaermons demand for cereals III i'ni'pc
.ad slippers wc,c cuereling for room Of iVio' q '1
for Whcat A years export. aided ny sood erp' III
Rasand has so changed prices that sh.pe nave '''a
Wheat IL sd. which is not the cosf OF putting :.
IN and out. Ths tara In the market .or eef'"s' VI"
in good time affect railway s:ccks. and lover 'ie'
ynur. The annexed table Of prices shows "A1To ''o
new bulls latc hold Of railway sharei
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II. aArses c.ea lat wcsi unfsvurso'y Toe dov
o., th ~A auipeird tIro 90 Tour huni I'd "a al
b.rs .es Ne Tr-.~ui v"'s most 81 Which re ht
est. sh-b l.I icy pred linst~ Ia hr ffh fI,'N
r.. ~los nsInh.r Of hon-d animals That have arrived ths
vr.a 4. 60 assln 10 last v.ek "a s.. Tan on" ~reA
..o Among tic g1oO cattle a. the tiiBbfd.r rfaS VIC
prop,ou q good b~sf orsn aid even Q. TAR Jo"s 'th
VS.. a.drfabiy smaller than ss ~FeA Ia ise<. sot~n.
..ndiH. tie fso number u cattle 81 marked soos h"'i
.ts The cold ~.-t Aiso favor, the dover .nd tho
al. -rA us c. nsd.fAh qu,kr and lot The oo'.i 49,
t-s liit- higher ptc--I~I.A.. nrsfy u y I'd o"' '''a
a.. bs,.ts DO not r. aim tha' ,iv 10 itrh c4sn.s
Tfsss ir ghtou Ncsitn sud aslen So~a WAS also
ki.k There lrs lot. Ut eAirs Nrst IN ,e'rs sni
.siLls Of heavy Ogsn Ia. slof.. om Name iL".s
vita .np' by The shses-lr e1tshe' on u 81
sfu,al y-.~st.y he~ton 4 Va cold "a AiD.n, .tosA
coBpr.ns osIinafy tar and god az ioAo~. rs." l's
sLt 90 % each. C n, ceductDs e'r 10 % !.
.hrnk Of ~ n ~erh al g.. u "A ~ u $50 ID
each rice - OF as cf To- III Sd. anc n 30
n % ld Not,hesu ca,ss soa az sbei the ss.s~
range Of p1ees
ale ~ sh-tp anl Lamb. AZ mnrke lr<s thar last
81 tho sleep at TITS n-f Aut c.ae "a drii
wuId Witch ths ITO jiesers s.i .s.i,. LOT Ito
bmsirrs IA. usrsy ihe es.o this ~reA bs bat ~"
n w.. offend sale la ep nsIs"t lie smaller
AID ~ cooler .e-tst law in rssd iho
mas .n aket ard rutuis hs 10 1--we .ioes is.st
br.le tho slf although tsr- NAY To 10 uAie
IA cLsnk, IA Itic~-
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WsDykspAr O~. ~ 1863.
AsuYS-Ths market 10 quiet bat tie stock IL vpry small
of aud Lflcss tfn; sales VI POlt Al
81 skGS8 and Pearls 1t 80 Nv
pD,,TS AID SuDtS-Burlrs, In this department 10 Its
,iy. and IA. msr.et lxp.ed into net state. Phcrs,
Io,sver are rl owing the glt socls csrrn, snd the
r,rss ,r!f,l prevalent iDi The Maternal Wa quote
Men. No Boots II frntj 50 Meme rhick Loo;sa T110
~ 90 Men. sil loot. 81 5Jat3 hont Grain b"os Al
IL 53a a: Meme r,rged taf boots at I3dSfj n."s
t,Tn.d CAVIAR Boots al ~ ga 81; Mems led L,s
Boots At e.QaI; Mrn. sswed OhccT. o's at h0Gr u.
a 81 o., Youths Kip Loos at 4l@bi '9i iopih
Thick boots Ut si4si 13;i Women, S.~.d KIP
loots ~ Gsc. ali Wourns bhlmorsls 81 rldBi IN, o.
mems BnH do al Int 70, Nomens Gail DO a. VI 30
80, Women Goat do al - 2u&l ~ N.ss Ooat do ri
tids u.s. mi,se- Cali do al Slaai i3i fises Bui do
Cs do 6u9Oc LGde. Lasting toneress Osirrs elu
aides La.ting Doub- so.r I'll 5u ~; Ladr, ihmoie .
81 0ar o. 90 Ladies' Goat hid and Glove I'd sswed tl 10
Usa.
BEHswAxf in rasases SUPPLY and Ia firm 81 +0oo cash.
Tor Western
and specuso prces ssan hsher closing buoy
ss!ss Of about 10 bales balls OF ts9os4c Tor
Aiddlines
COFFEEThs market for Rio remsns quiet hut price. are
pretty well sustained Advcss from kiO Jspiro ~ the Ih
Of september report the puchaes At 0p bays Irc. ~
Lug In other descriptions hear Of 80 bags 81 Domingo
duty paid on private terms
COAL-Ths supply Of iorcgn 10 light and ue msrt-s bet
ter Md hr tendency upward At tho coso We nos sales u
30 Picou Al 90 70; TINS Cape Breton 10 23 100
tune Liverpool Gss Cokng 81 g. cash aud 0o do. to az
higher Tho suction sale Of 10 day shows great advances Tor
The month, ssiss from yurd Al tsE1<o The ninth monthly
lotiou cal. Of tho Dcswss Lsckswsnna and cstosn Hall
reed CsHpsuy Osas VI today ~ 0asta's n~ssash kx'
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y,sstoo Cusile 1lurltes.

AT hIlGiTISs Aap CsGnBiDrh
lrys~rd f., TsisVss 70, es ~sss s.sss oee o. iA
IEiCFN.
R.s.~-flrs qsa.,y - I'd - = PEI ln en- ao t"tAl
s~..abl ao.... 40 - srshf u hid ,-Ao o.
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Ia.l.- . lsI .. % e.ch. 49,
N,..A Cc~s-s-. 81, ga and . - osaaHy 90"
svs.<-sh,,cs vhols4a.. u ..is r,tsa seSe- TrSis
dsl Lave IA n pxs. al. fsa. I coTa.d &C. ~
Iils. 80 Coz A<n'. 10. IsIs<. Scaia f"s'
81 lSati a
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pnsscuaers Arrived

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chs 5 ,in Mols r. ID Mesa G. osrsd. Besare Lsps. n
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Ai.s,no rriAs l. 4. Srinots Juan fas< Wa.
Dsyis =. 4. Losg. Juso Ducet.
Z. ,.o.,. s,sn,v,yt Incrics H,- HIts HaJ-Lea- n.
Mohes A. And,g,Dn. Mu1eso. bufns. j. O~oaA j. III
lns J. Weary, ). D-vhs. .
Wood PayI.a..r IT, :. 40 Loat- dngs hDgs, BERT css-A
SECT McDY.a private De GArnc Wan. Eow w. a. = a.
tof en-, ,n1 Peter x1orr Oes Brooks. Sbarrs . =
d. Jaa Ma.o. " n l.. Craar Charles Ray Jdar' ~ =
81 a.. Leo IT, Richsrt L. Jshnss Seo.ssi>a HssIs.A '"
Isyes, Crsess Br.Ias.s
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ihdvef;iSuentl

HOwEs 81 MACY, Bankers, No. 10 Wall
street IN III. Rooms ln,e, occupied W j. j. Cisco,
ESQ, u. s. Assistant Treasurer.
In,e,o allos,d Gspo.iloys soiJet. scvertbeies'.
70 their checks without previous notice.
IT, g. 500 bonds Ceu!foei,s II Irdeb'edrs". end oil
kinds VI Secar.er oI ssls procured at beet rafs
Partiouls, a,d prompt aasnton VIII be given 10 te
collection OF notes checks draf and bills q eichat 81
on al accessible points u tie Ush,d Sa' and Cs"edA
and proceeds seH 10 tic owncrs Without DELAY.
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before on ME cutr trboKN
DISCHARGE OF JOHN MENU, TilE ALLEGED rU0I-
TIVE tLoM JUSTICE
In tho matter ~ a.. Application Of TIRE BRUSH
C.n.l tor the Of Joan h,nn-, Ala iodsson an
s.r,I ngive Iuil iIcsln "a matter the sonos'l gu
Iona ~. oiicI ed slow it morn
M Al "A o,. Why tho accused should not v di.ehsis~s
tom custody , MI -, q
IL Nil be- remembered that ., the las, sitting 81 tho cemm.
.io.f on c 4ih VI October last the prosecutions nnni ssif
lac. m Ia drncr u-cc->sy'o lvd he aeci there
p.u III oni. al ow ed ali aJouinn"nt uhi tr ION
~ Ao,,uL. la or.I Ia allow Nc Lary 10" i..sdon 81
enor 10 return Ln.ad AND suspy the Necessary "1'
u.s.s
Nj Bailey, before leaving This country wrote 10 MI Mar
hnt, who appeared tue bsh torsi sains IL. "a s
To- intention Geud iofs'd bills here he ~"n b"
uuab 10 ..nd wtnss... nom England a. 10 d. .o. 't
~n be done speculation, AVID directing hr NaIhuiy
TO co Ia IA. inni-dli. discharge
On ihs hr rag 10. motion ipf tls d,cisIgo hs morning
Nr.. Jou Mel and Cha-s Ed" ard, PcsIsa loo tho
secu.~d ma Mr. Ma bury Tor he British tonsuL
air Ma bury pac,a boloe tho tonn..ioner the letter
t 81 Mt Bailey, sud sid that sccordnf 10 his
instruction. D.. could hot k the ,onnsioleI TO od the az
cu.cd holes,~s thrIvrpon -secu.'d by hr Mcne.
undo t.kng not to tie trsh Consul or NJ si'y
(which Ar haley rclnird should lie donr, anu the ~"
IN .aIiyo from ju.ic. dlsehs ssi iIoai custody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
gUPREME COUlr-CrA~bsns- OCT ?, Before Jar.,s
lsG7ASsa
DECISIONS.
OOuRT CAIRNDAa-Tmn DAT.

SurREYs COURr-Crcnt.-i'art I.-Adiorraod
SUPREME Cougr. Especial Term. -Adj,rrro1 fos
t.e TORN 49, -
STrrrRIo. COURT.-Part Mos. 3l97, sS-y,
arg $50 s2I rel ssp rvs 2,)i. oil 1851 5fT az
ri Part IT-No, 4oi $50 1k4 2-3o, 3.sA zis, lAS
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