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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-27
Asst. Adj't. General.
HrApouARrrns U. s. Fonora.l


HEADQUARTERS U. s. FoRcEs,I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1863. (
GsneraI Orders, No. 81.
The following instructions are received
from Department Headquarters:
HElD0UArIER DrPArTMEsr OF Tbs CUMBERLAND, |
CHAITASO GA, Dece der Is, 1868. I
To- Brig Gen. r. S. Granger, Commanding
Nashville:
GEEEBAI,-The Major General Com.
man ding directs that you clear the City
of all officers who DO not properly and
legitimAtely belong there, even If you
have to take portion Of your command
and arrest them and put them on board
the cars.
slgnhed, WD. WHIPPLE, A. A. G.
TO more efectually carry out these
osders the Patrol will be ordered to stop
all officers not stationed in the city on
dutyand demand Of them the certificate
of register and pass provided for in
General Orders, No. 80, from these Head
qn2rterF, or the pass prescribed 10 circu-
lar faOm these Headquarters, dated De-
cember 22d, 1868.
After dark they will demand either
the pass or city cOuntersign.
Officers not provided with pass or conn
tersigD, of rank under field officer, will
be conducted to the nearest station under
charge Of = commissioned officer. If
Field Officer, or of senior rank, their
names must be taken, aud they directed
to rePprtto the nearest station.
In execution of this order the Patrols
will be instructed to show sll respect 10
the officers.
Patrols will not stop officers on duty At
this post if known to them.
By command Of Brig. Gen. r. S. GRANGER
80 w. NEVIN,
Captain and Asst. Adjt Gen.
Dec 27,-1w.
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MoRE HoRsE THIEVES ABoUT.--We
understand thattwO very valuable horsep,
belonging 70 officers Of the stan Of Gen.
Granger were stolen Chrstmss Right
from the stable in the rear Of the Ger-
erals Head Quarters. This bold '0hrist-
mas trick" was played after II al night; ;
and may get some fellow iato trouble.
II any one who reads this paragraph
should get a clue to sthe whereabouts OF
the horses, he will be literally rewarded
by leaving Information At Post Head
Quarters, whore description Of them
may also be obtsined, We hope tls
horses may be speedily recovered and
the thief or thieves csptrred.
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Ma. E. WIGHT, Of the New Tbeatre,
has just returned from Cincinnati, where
no has been 70 gil q Star Engagement
with Laura Ksene's great continuation
troupe. Mr.. Wight's services we're Sc
cured for this occasion By Miss Ksene,
after alenghthy correspondence between
herself sud Mr.. j. r. Allep, all Of which
was highly complimentary to Mr.. Wight
and very satisfactory to AL concerned.
We are reliably informed that The en-
gagemsnt has been highly suceessful in
every particular. Mr. wigM hes been
the fortunate recipient Of several marks
of respect from the hands of this dislin-
guiShed and talented actress. She say
that his Asa 7faieldrd in Oar American
Cousin is superior, in many respects, TO
that Of any one else who ever playedIt.
and We viii bet our Piie en- his i'Dolly"
In London Assurapoe-H ss-lias
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4uo iO1AoHlbb uaHlcu OluCeEs VI tHe
Army of the Cumberland have been re-
ported TO these Headquarters, as absent
without leave, viz:
> Capt John Speed, A. A. G., U.S.V.
Jas. B. SlAytOD, 18th Mich. Vol.
Infantry.
Lieut. Wyman Murphy, Pioneers.
Henry B. EgglestOn, I'd Battalion
Pioneers
1st !"sThonss p. HsrriOk 4th Ky Vol.
Cavalry.
LIST Z" Joseph Heir, BatPy NJ, 1st Ohio
Vol. ArPy.
I'd Henry G. Wakes, 4th KY. Vol
Cavalry.
I'd John P. Brown, Alb Ky. Vol.
Cavalry,
ID James DOster, seth Ind Vol. Inf.
q james II. Bell, 61st Ohio Vol. Inf.
Asst. Surg. E. K. Nash, U. S. Vols.
Unless these officers send to these
He dqusrters satisfactory expIahstiOn Of
such absence within fifteen days from
thia date, their names will be forwarded
to the Adjutsnt Generals Office, with
Recommendation that they be required
to appear before the Commission of
which Brig Gen, Ricketts, is PrssideD TOR
be dismissed. Theexplanstion made to
TO Dept. Head Quarters, will not relieve
the officer from appearing before the Mill
tsry Commission specified on General
Orders No. 100 Q862) War Department
By command of MAJoR GEE. THOMAS
WIZ d. WHIPPLE.
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We are pleased 70 inform sn who are
fond Of good living, that they can End
The finest selection 81, dried, Preserved and
fresh Fruits, Groceries, Candies, Nuts
Wines, and almost every thing tha9 is
good IN The ahble ena drinlEa ble line At
w. W. Totien's, No. % College street,
Opposite. SsHAnes House. He sells 81 the
lowest market rates, and deliverssslt goods
bought Of him free ofcharge. = r. +, I.
noV28-1m :, -. -..,-,... -
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BY 1TELEGRAPH.
MlpNIaHT nEaPArcnEa.

IL 4
LoUIsvnLE, Dec. PA Washington
special Of yesterday announces reports
Of considerable fighting on the Kappa
hammock, but no particulars given.
I Gen. Meade hiss abandoned his inten-
tiOn Of wintering al Centreville Heights
and an advance to apositiOn further for
ward has been determined upon. One
corps was pushed forward 70 The Kappa
hammock to-day IN furthsrsncs Of this OBJ
jecs which undoubtedly brought on ;
collision witt tie snshy's advance
guard. No further reports received to-
day. The wires East are working badly.
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KeapInRt the Fst ofthe Land.

FIT. SEITH, ARK, Dee. % Col. vii
liams, commanding at ROssville, Ark
has secured for Government some 200
bales of rebel cotton, and has in the reach
Of the camp -100000 bushes OF corn, and
gathering thnnsAnds dAhB Hscsn pnt
up, il ears can Be prOsused, 200 OoO
ponds of pork, All beng done " Gle
rfgfr1epf With the AssistsnesOf Oaeexea
train, besides running two mills and
bushWhaeking generally.
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NOMxATIoS OF OANrD1TEs ron rnr

NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES ron TIN
Presidency AID VICE PREsIDEScY.-A
dispatch from PhiIsdsIphis, dated the
24lh inst, says:
It is understood that the National Con-
seryAiiYe Union COMMITTEES, -aow-in SEES
sion in this city, has re- affirmed the nom-
nation of Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan for
President and have nominated Ex-Gov.
VIM. b. Campbell, Of Tennessee, for Vice
freslaent. IN Ill nnnn
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L. Block s. Co, Of this city, made
present Of lot Of choice wines to the
sick and wOuaded soldiers in Hospital
No. 10, for "Christnas Cheer" Good for
Block & o.. twill be seen by.s com
municstion in another place, That the
boys were well provided fer and erjoysd
themselves fnely. -, as 80.
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- 80 IN 49, - ! o., -

Mr.. Jso.eM DfLBoN, Tsp5 hes
opened News depot in Colambia, Tenn,
for the sale Of psEspaPers, periodicals,
40, We hops be may be libsrally pat
ronizsd. lie deserves the good win Of
the people there, fer embsTking in this
enterprise. ~ 80, - 3.
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p Gen. A. P. Huvey arrived at India
'hApolis on the % inst, under orders from
Gen. Grant, to take charge of the new
regiments now being raised in Indiana.
Hp will organize them into brigades and
divisions, and drill them thoroughly be-
fore taken them into the field ~
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Shortly after supper time, lsst evening,
= man ran along Desderick Street, asfull
speed. "HsltT cried = guard The
runner paid no heed-the guard fred Lis
piece ct bat missed him. $50 stra.e
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r a New York paper asks if there are
thugs in that city, and says scarcely
tNenty-four hours can pass away with
out the discovery Of the body of man
or woman murdered and then consigned
-ol the silent pillows.
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Nouce

There will be preaching at The Post
Chspel, Andrew Charge Church foot Of
College BILL, by the Rev. Mr.. Cotton ct
l0h O'clock, A. NJ. Also in the evening
atty o'clock, P. N. By Rev. z. II. PHI
cher. sia
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weare indebted 70 cur friend, joel
Davis, Agsnto The Adams Express Com
pAny, for files Of the latest New York
papers. l-l.sfs j
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special Notice 20 Merchants
ASSISTANT Special, AGENCY

Special Notice TO Merchnntsf
ASSISTANT SPECIAL AsENCY,(
Nashville, Dec 18, 1868.
| Merchants in this city are notified that
il is violation of their bonds to sell
goods to any one for the purpose Of re-
sale, unless the party purchasing pro-
duces certificate from Local Special
Agent Of the Treasury Department, sta
ting chat be is authorized to keep Trade
Store at some point where Trade Stores
are allowed in conformity 10 Treasury
Regulations. Any violation Of this no.
ties will subject the offenders to a revO-
cation of their Trade Authority and a
forfeiture of their Bonds. This notice Ia
intended to spply only to parties who
purchase goods for re sale at points out
SIDE Of the cityof Nashville, iOhsrs no trade
.s,ores are ALLOWED. Traders living in ths
city, who purchase their stocks here ex-
clusi7ely, ase hereby permitted to do 30
until further notice, without the local
agents. certificate.
Trade stores are permitted at the fol-
lowing places Franklin, MurfrsesbOrO,
Shslbyvills, McMinnville, GaIlafin and
GAINESVILLE. caAhLEs a. FULLER, /.
Assistant Special Agent, etc.
dec2O-3s
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Dffsa RruitI Dr,ea Pr,,,, :.

A. d n. Landsberg & Co., wholesale
Sellers supplies, corner Public Souars
and Market street. have just received 200
barrels of Dried Frnit-AppIes. and
Peaches-whicb they offer e Suffers,
Bakers, and the trade generally, at
Eastern coat and carriage.
A. an LANDSBERG & co.
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PREsEsTATIox.-The members of the
orehsstfes assbe New Theatre presented
their leader, Mr.. F. Angelo on Christmas
day, wish's splendid God Chain. This
was . compliment wOrthily bestowed
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Why is an iHdulgent father like Presi-
dent Lincoln Answer-0ne grants q. S.
.fsvors, the other favOrs U. s. Grant.
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Mud, mud, mud, is again the order Of
the day, IN Nashville.
Christmas was remarkably blue day

Christmas was a remarkably blue day
to hubdreds Of the iiltis folks Of Nash
vile, who have never before seen any
thing but pleasure on that day of days.
Poverty aud high prices kept the renoHn-
ed''SAnta1 Claus sway from many an
humble roof under which bshad.fefmerly
dispensed pleasure and happiness Let
US hope ttiat, WIN The time cOmes for
him te go his 'rOuads'' again, different,
and better state Of things may prevail
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10 ~. sharing Pnellc.

10 wHrfE. No. 81, Union Street does
all kind of work at old prices. Call and
get good shave for ten cents.
dec. 2C-6.1g1
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Presents fer Christmas and New
Year.
just received, the largest aud finest
assortment Of Albums in the city, which
we will sell low. Call and see, a....
j. N. RHODES & co. -.
dee 22-1ws sls rra 80 Union-st.
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AmUsEmENTs.

THEArRE--The beautiful play of The
~'King Of the Commons" will be produced
tomorrow night, Mr.. Adams appearing
as King james 9th. The performances
close with the farce of Mr.. & Mrs. White.
Asplendid bin.
NKw THEkTRE.-Tho entertainments
at the new theatre tomorrow night be-
gin with "ROmeO and joliet and close
with . grand scene from Lucretia BOrgis
Vsstvali appears in the former, IS Romeo,
aud Orsiniin the latter. A fancy dance,
by Miss Saith. between The pieces.
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Brig. Gen. TiiIson arrived on the train
from Louisville, Friday night ard is
stopping At the St. Clond Hotel.
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ASSISTANT QUARrER- Mas OFFICE, o.
s. A., n. x Q. K. r. DEPor,
NASHVILLE, Tam, Dec. 90, 1868 y

s. A, n. q q. X. Il. DEPoT,
NAsHvnLE Tam, Dec. &c. ls6SD
Editor Of tie Naalpils Unioa,
take pleasure of informing you that
/ have fitted up room large enough to
accommodate twenty-five persons in the
freight depot of the N. & @. r. r. This
room is especially for tbe use Of the
poor women and children (oefugees) ar
irving st my depot daily. Ftom the above
they can be made comfortable for the
night aud give them an opportunity 70
fad suitable homes.
VIII you please note this in your col
umns, and ebhge
JOAN @. CRANE,
Capt e A. Q NJ,
n. s. ERR
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FErY BARRELS 0SIoTs for sale, corner
of Union and Cherry streets.
dec. 25-6. Irst4 h.l
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We call the attention Of the public and
military in general 70 Msssrs. Freeman
& sinccre's extensive stock Ofspeetscles,
microscopes, telescopes, and marine
glasses, and fall line Of optical and
mathematical instruments, also superior
fancy articles, at No. 80 Union street.
Dec. 23-6
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HEADQUARTERS u. s. FORcBs,
Nashville Tenn Decembsr 2s 1s63S
Gneral Orders 10. 81.
I. The folbNipg instrueliObs have
been received from Department. Head
ouartera -.
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CHRIsTliAs GIFTs.--J. Welt & Co., who
have permanently estsblishsd themselves
stlBsnson's Music Store, 81 Unien street,
hare just received large stock Of impOr-
ted and American watches, jewelry, gold
chains, gold prss with and withouthold-
srs, double-pIated table, dessert and tea
spoons, forks and butter knives, also COB
lets and cups, and everything usually
found In a js welry store, which they will
SEP low for Christmas and New Year
presents, Everything bought of them is
warranted as represented Go andses
their stock. FlN WELT & Co.
81 Union 81, Benson's Music Store
NIB. Watches and jeWelry repaired
and warranted. 80 20 = "a - ~. a.
Dec. 15--1m. -. 80 49,. s..t,-
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sutfcirs. Att.antiol-h.


N. and NJ. LASDsBERs i Co, coraax Of
the Square and Market street, haSs on
hand q complete stock Of Suffers Goods,
which they offer 81 the very lowest mar
ket rates. Among the stock can be
found
20 do1. grained, Cavalry Boots. 80
90 II Napoleon
g. 2OButts Natural Leaf Tobscco.
100 Caddies Bright and Twist, do.
65 !" Sweet do.
80 Gro. Sweet Owen. Emo cut. 1,
100000 Best brands Cigars.
90 Doz. Wool Travelling Shirts.
% Cases Concentrated Milk.
20 Sardines. .--t
35 {" Pickles.
20Kegs Pigs Feet.
120 Best Hamburg Cheese.
Also, Oysters, Mackersl Spices, Apple
Batter, Peaches, Pine Apples, etc, Writ
ing Paper, Envelopes, Backing, Ink, and
full stock of Suffers Notions, with the
best brands of Whisky, Wines, Brandy,
Gin-cocktails, etc.
Call and see for yourselves.
.s A. d M. LANDsBERa & Co,
Corner Market So. and Square.
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Trade generally,

that having oocIudsdso chauss shsir businss, they
new OneT their entire
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ALSO,

Sweet OIL, Brown, White, Hotel, Barber's Bathing
sud Fancy Soaps; Matches Of all kinds, Pins, Needles
Patent and Spool Thread, ali kinds Of writing
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In obedience thereto, all sales of
whisksy in this city, wholesale and retail,
are hereby forbidden.
Any commission house, store, hotel,
salOOn or bar violating This order, viii be
closed, and tie liquor seized and con-
fiscated.
By order of
Brig. Gen. z. S. GRAxGER.
W. EEVIN, Capt. & A. a. Gen'L
Dec. 23-1w. -
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orfIco,s Absent sithOut Leave,

as Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. IL, 1857
The following named officers Of the
Army of the Cumberland have been re-
ported TO these Headquarters, as absent
without leave. viz:
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- ponssstss, unsas a.a Hoas=Aosd aosis, sur
ssoe< e.anot ~ surpasssd b aay is - go. Ii
saeies q ssasstisa, gaAlitT aad pstos.
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HEADoUARrERs o. s. FoRcEs.

n y m A4IA-NDoLL III y NOs
dec6.t ~. 1870. 1900.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Arrived.

Steamship Kedsr Hockey, Liverpool Feb 49, ct 10
ndse to e. Cunnd. Feb is i6 miles l.. OF Fa..ne, Rock
50 ST. lon al a. passed ship Guy msnnsrls. ior Liverpool
10Th a. SIS lat % AZ lon 2? Is passed B steamship
Au.ralaan fer Liverpool $50 lat Is s. Ion IS 81, pas1
Hanoverisn barb, showing numbers !. nit. at <:1
m lat % co. lo. O3 passed ship AIacaos OF 81 Joha.
b., for Liverpool.
Slip AlhambIs (of Bo.tOn). Dunbar Macao Nov tea
&c.. to Dunbar Colby. Had lsht wiads and pessaa
weather tho entire passage. Nov as frank Wisns seS
man OF England fell overheard and lost Jan. 10 lat
81 Ion 10 E. ,poke ship Oscar Of Newly Crosby foa
Maurus for Corh for orders ls lost, at m of Cspss
Of Dels~ are u g. steam battery tmontorl Cs.sSW
bound :. In tow Of . sidewhee steamer.
Bns Thos Wright tBr., OF 81 Johns n F.). Bernard %
tsna Jan and Gibraltar jan n fruit aud sulphur oss
= bully 2ls,, lat 70 O7. cn 6s. spoke ship w.hings's.
Booth from San francisco 70. Baltimore.
Brig Lady Of tho Lake, Haskel Elirsee!hpou iOf ~
schr VIM Lancaster tBr. Of 81. Andrew,) wsycoa Al.
lat 81 Is .on 20 49, schr Damon Of Esstpori Bound
Schr ID. b. Bsys (Of Brookhavenl jayne, 81 CroA Ft
H. sugar, mosIses and rum TO p. HsDfoIt
Schr Kate Stewart Weodhul. Now Orleans 20 days 'as"
&c, to Miller X Houghton. -
schr J. u Lch6sd (oi Roeklantl Crockett, Zars GsA
~ sugar, 30, TO Mesohf Duncao.
sehT Henry W. johnson (~rockerl Clock. from 'esmss
Ella WsLley.
Boston.
schr Rebsc,a, Ros. LoxestOwn, Del. corn to B. n F's
/ Go. .
sehr c. A. Fsnsworh. HodrOn Baltimore sor BOssss.
Schr Evergreen, Potter, Orient for Phisi.pha
Schr LamsT,lne, Grant, Elixabehport Tor Boston.
Schr. J. s. Weldon spr0gstCp, Philadelphia coal.
Schr Eli Townsend Williams. Philadelphia for Nswpors
Behr Victory Eaton, Baltimore IL days 10 mssr
RETURsEp.-Schn Abbott (BI.l Brown. from Newfsn
sprung leak.
Sailed.
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COURT CALENDAR-THm DAY.

SUPREME COURT - CIRCUIT - Part l-Nc
c63 1885 1881 1889 1873 1875 1884, 1852 1890 1895 1897 lN
1908 1905 lGf7 1919 1871 1918, lol5 1911 Part Ii-Nu
.Tl ,72. i7sO lT2a 731 I7J4 1885, l1 l1t2. l1%4 ia
l7 100 lS2 1885, 79s 1850. l752 N64 1860. Part III
NJ. 288, sz S55 si, 1892 1850 49s. "a. A. sss IN
55j 5lg. 6iJ, 627 o. 900 7isi. 7ls. III.
SUPREME CoUET--RECiAL TERM.-Demurrer-
No. a. Issues Of law. tc.-hos so, lT to 49, a, 90
2OT 20 ZIG.
CoUnr OF Coaaos PLZAs.-Part L---Nos. lSSs
l2l0 ls l2T 1888. l22J lal2, 80. 6)3 s3o lO1l ~
I48 osst i-.9 Part lTNo, 1914 T5. 7Is s9S, ll5. li
llj9 80 I023, 1872, 9i9, Ga, 1893 SJ3, 25T.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Part i.-AdJourned 10 Thau
isy pali Il-So. IlJ2 I77f l74 1926 40. I163 1915 ~
Ii3s, 1882 2Jle 2e5f. 7gi, 99i ili2
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. MARCH
Cleared.

lIearCd.
,hip-British Queen (Br) Ls Mes'pist Nsuss ~
HAvans r.. CUnaId
ships-succem Chase. Londonderry, walsh, C,rvat
Chase; Protector (NoTw.) krXe, Lfvrpool, boImbose
B.lchen w. r. Storer Rawipgs Liverpool. Tra.k Dec
born.
Barks-EIs Bar. (Brl Ft,h. Brrm1as. Tucker L,sss
boum, r. Cobden (Brem.l. BischoE. Havana, j. Z. Wsd
L Co.
Ers-w. A. Rogers (Brl. cIOsSy. 81. Jsso. CuSA BSyik
H.rckon-
Schoorsr,-ssis,os., Adams, Ptisdephi, J,o,os
Schuidti c. yAnde ort. Baker Washnsop Baker Dsy
ton W. Penn Philips Warrington. n. L. Net rs.dy Cot
J. Holmes Holmes Washisg gton Revere, AeNia HavszA
A Il. Eelnsndel L Col w. Pern. hswhsrn. EswhsvcA
H. y Rack.tti Ann Elizabeth Baker, Boston. W Mckee,
Water witch (Bg) CisTk. Inssu., A. bissnd; Mary ssh
Smith Baltimore Benty, Smith L Co Allen Dowsns
Rice. Wsshington Van Brunt Sisghti Poly Pos. TewP
send. PhilAdcphls Van Bruns slayht; N. Murf n.t,
Lockw ood. WasLins.en. Van Brant SSsht A, Hhn.A
Turner Gloucester, WoodruG Robin oni FsDi hisf.
B.ltiuoTe Bentley, Smith q Co.. j. Walker Haven, ksr
bern. Z. D. huTbuli Iabelia Taylor PHILADELPHIA j. W.
Mckee.
sIsop,-Hsrvest, cosyin, ProvideHee !. Kenny Anti
lope Jones' Ysfk River r. J. Campbell
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MARcm 2-Befose
Judge SuIYMAs


The petit jury were discharged till March 10, at
II o'clock d. m. thpro being no business Isady.
In the OF Mr. Vernon the subject OF Great Britain
who is confined n Fort Lafayette the Judge decided that he
could not grant tho witt Tho papers irregular Tho
petition not addressed Court and did the
proper allegation 70 the alleged confinement of the
p.onerthat he detained without due process law
Mr. DuuPhy In behalf Of Veroop said no the
petition.
Judge Shpman said he had examined the order .ued BY
tho President Of the United Sstes relative TO the
virtually suspended the writ iu tho military PrsioDs of the
Government. Wha ho would his opinion az TO the
right Of tho Prosient 10 suspend this wit s hs
that QUO bTsnch othe uovsansnt tho ludoaTy kaacs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT TCoURT-MARcu a.--BsfOrs
judge BKrrs


DEGREES OY CONDEMNATIoN AND SALr.
DEGREES OF condemnation and sale have been en-
tcIrd in tho following
Schooner Florida captured January H. 1863 Little
River e on the coAsl of North Carolina, while attempting
the blockade. by tho United States ve.eoEwsr Mat
thew fassar No claimant appeared
S0op Mercury, captured January s. 1868, oil Chaeston
Harbor with Rebel dispatches. by the Quaker City This
vessel and cargo owned by Major Reid Sanders who
svowsi oath his caty tho Confederate Government and
ahiuIed all allegiance TO tue Union At the time Of tho
lure he tare~ overheard ns intended for Nassau, N T.
Tho vessel being too sms 20 bo sent North len at Po.
Royal and appropriated to the OF the Government by Ad
mal Dupont sppsal at s2o and Lsr sent to
this port No claimant appeared.
Soop Wave captured jane ~ 1882 In Mississippi Sound
by tho United States brig Boho while voyage from Mo-
be 10 PAscAgou The vessel being unfit 10 Iend North
optod to Government aud her sent here The
condemned but the yesse! released by decree
Of ho Court
The brig inna and cargo arrived At this port Saturday
lat Ia charge Of Prize Master Alfred Eyeron phxe
havLg been captured tho 18th ut Bacon Inlet of
ths OF North Carolina by tho Victoria Tho District
Attorney died libel against hor to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
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