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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-30
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
r THE Provisions of the Act of the

T THE Provisions of the Act of the
General Assembly, 9th February 1862 exempting per-
sons in "Confedeate military servce from military
vice under said Act Is construed TO mean persons regular
~ mustered into Confederate service Therefore, all details
made by State authority for service in any of the Depart
ments Of the Army Of the Confederate States, or exemp
ons issued persons because Of their being employed In
said Departments agents, clerks assistants, in any
other capacity hereby recalled and the orders author
zing the countemanded, and all such persons who
have been drafted enrolled In the organization OF troops
for six months service ordered report duty the
Commanding Officers of their Companies without delay.
By command. -
(Sigued) A. Z. GARLlNGION,
Adjutant and Inspector General of s. c.
Official G. A. FoLLIS, A. A. G.
Eenfemher o 81 ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-30

CTEAM MILLS FOR SALE
~ The undersigned offers for sale in exchange for
NEGRO PROPERTY, his STEAM MILLS In the Town
Of Yorkvlc, s. c., directly on the KINGS MOUNTAIN
RAIL ROAD. The Mills consist Of WHEAT and CORN
MILLS, and CIRCULAR siW-thc whole driven by n
BOILER and ENGINE Of FORTY HORSE POWER,
with WELLS and PUMPS 10 supply with water, and all
necessary buildings. The BOILER and ENGINE, il desi
red, will be sold alone. 5. J. KUYKENDAL.
March lS IL If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-30

A SUBSTITUTES REFUsEb. The Hart.
ford Conn, y Times stells the following q.
musiug incident: .s.,s..,.,.....ss
The draft gives rise to some novel Incl
dents, Of which we give an example. A
man, who shall be. nameless, was drafted. -
His wife was sorely distressed atfhe hare
idea of, parting, and was vaiuly endeavoring
to invent some excuse to get him exemp-
ted, when a knock was heard at her door.
On opening the door she found rather
rough looking chap, whoaccostedlhefthus:
"Madam, I hear your husband hns been
drafted" s.. -. s.,.s,.
eyes, sir. she replied, ahe has; but
goodness knows how / am to spare himp
&issfWell, madam, I've come sosofsrmy
services as asnbstitute for him. !" 4Asaeszs
GA sohat Z" asks the now excited lady,
81 wish to take his place. answered the
man man.
sEa Yoai-you take the place ofmy husband,
Vagabondst Fllteach you tosinsalta poor
lone ,womsnsia distressl you mean, dirty
wretch. cried the prospective widow, ac-
companyipg her remarks with a discharge
Of dirty water at the bead Of the astouished
substitute, who'fed hastily down Stairs jdss
in time. to escape the pail whichafolioHed
the water. The last heard Of him he was
flying into recruiting Office on Asylum
street, where he thought of enlisting as
private rather than venture again to offer
his services asa rsubstitnte,s :, whichshe now
believes to be- more trying and delicate
relation than that of Artemns Wards aepi-
sodes." Or,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-30
.ENTAL NOTICED URN G

~ my absence from YorkvIle, have made arrange
ments with DR.. LESLIE OWEN, formerly Of CharcSt0n
to take charge of my OFFICE adjoining the ENoURER
building, where he will be pleased wait my customers
usual. He is gentleman Of much experience in my
line of business and will, doubtless, give general satisac
ton. w. NJ. WALKER Dentist.
February 2J If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-30
ESCTIEATED PROPERTY.
4 PPLICATION will be made at the

IA next sitting of the Legislature to vcstn the children
OF WYLIE GRIFFIN, deceased, the personal estate Of
WILLIAM NJ RAY, deceased late of York District, lla-
bic 10 Esehcat for want OF heirs. August Ii, 1863
WILLIAM L. GRIFFIN,
NANCY ANN GRIFFIN,
In behalf of themselves and brothers and sisters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-20
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAN,S
CELEBRATED HERR sTFnrn1,rnc

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~ country, nave been successfully nsad ' sa
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the best blood purifying medicine o,tsn1 A' -
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pleasant and wholesome beverage, for sick and
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afflicted with nervousness.
PROF. UNDRAM: TApE-Wi)RN
EXTERMINA TOR.
PROF, WUNDRAM'S TOOTHACHE
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Full directions accompany each remedy
For sale by ISAAC ENTWlSLE.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-20
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.

from flckSDuTg We ieatfi siaas A.1ANA '<'AAA >
corps has been moved up to within twenty
wards of the Confederate bastions Both ar
mics are so close that they throw mana gre
nades at each other. On yesterday lEnday}
week the Confederates opened or the rederal
lines with their guns but Logan artillery ST.
fenced them.
ST., LOUIS. June l9.--The Democrat has
snecial dispatch from Vicksburg, as follows
At ten o'clock last Saturday morning the
approaches from Shermans corps were push-
ed to the Confederate rife pits, and to within
twenty wards Of one of their bastlons. 1he
Confederates threw lighted shells over the
parapets on the approach, and received IN re-
turn twenty three hand gronades, twenty OF
which exploded, driving the Confederates out
On Friday the Confederates cut away tim
Der in the rear of their lines, and opened upon
the Falerals with an eleven-in inch shell and TWO
Or three siege guns. Logan sllenced their
mortar with his thirty FOUNDER Parrttt8 and
ninety-tW Founders.
Thirteen of the Federal gunboats patrol the
river between Helena and Young's Point
The gunboat Marmora destroyed the town
Of Eunice on Saturday.
The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Conpa~
ny have again been heavy sufferers by the
belligerent army movements. The road De-
tween Cumberland and New Greek, distance
Of twenty-one miles, while in the temporary
possession Of the Confederates, was not spared
by them. The bridge over the North Branch
Of the Potomac, the bridge over Eyrltts
Greek, and the bridge over Patterson's Greek,
all east of Cumberland, have been burnt. A
few rails OF the track were torn up. Several
water stations and other stations belonging to
the company were destroyed. The exact ex-
tent Of the damage done Is not Known
The bridges destroyed were merely temporary
trestle works, as the permanent bridges had
been burnt some time ago, and had not yet
been permanently replaced.
General Forrest is reported in q dying con-
dition from wounds inflicted on him q few days
ago at Spring Hill. The difficulty originated
about g woman.
The Baltimore American says; 4 letter has
clads at North Edisto, dated June 6th. They
had been lying there six weeks, burning large
amounts Of coal, but performing no kind Of
duty. The health Of the $50 seamen on
board these contracted vessels is very poor,
with no hospital Accommodations for the sick,
the number OF which is daily increasing. The
bottoms Of the vessels are so covered with grass
and barnseles that it takes all the power that
can be applied TO steam against the tida. The
heat on board ranges from 81 to ITO degrees "
The Washington Chronicle says Yesterday
Afternoon, nearly three hundred worklnen, who
had just arrived from Aqua Greek, paraded
through the streets Of the city. These men
have been employed By the Government to do
the work in the commissary department, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-20
LATER FROM EUROPE,

arrived
The shin Kate Dyer arrived at Antwerp on
the 3D. She had been captured by the Con
faderatea, and released on bonds Of forty thou
The new steamer southerne1 has been
searched By British officials She was sus-
Dected Of being Confederate privateer, but
there was nothing to warrant the seizure.
In the house Of Commons Mr. Cunning
ham suggested the opening Of negotiations
with Washington for the more e1ectual sup
preston Of the slave trade.
The Times editorial on the 'SAmerlcan
stuati0n' says, for the first time during, the
war there have been long succession OF tede-
raj victories The game, however, IS by no
means played out. But SO far the expsdI-
zion has been remarkably successful, and re,
fleets unwonted lustre on the Federal arms
9th comparatively small army. General
Grant has advanced towards Vlcksburg oy suc~
oe8siye victories at one i ONT and anoUheT.-
This much is now established BY the coniede-
rates themselves. If Grant cannot carry the
long beleauguered city and its appropriate
aefences, he may pay Tor his opening success ss
bv disastrous though not ingorioua close. :
It IS supposed the privateer which over
hauled the Kate Dyer, Was the bark LapWing,
originally captured By the Florida.
It is reported the Emperor Of the French
seriously contem plates introducing before long
certain reforms, particularly IN respect to the
liberty Of the press, the liberty OF speech, and
ministerial responsibilities.
Cotton--Sales Of tour days 1900 bales. ~-~
The market opened with declining tendency,
and closed steadier.
Breads,uAs dull, and decline in all quail
ties. Flour heavy, but easier Corn declined.
Troops have been sent 30 Holmes county,
Ohio, TO break up an organization to resist
The enrolment They arrived at the scene Of
disturbance on Wednesday. as the troops ad-
yanced number Of shots we're fred by the in
aurgents without effect, when the aoldiers, un-
der Coonel Wallace fired vollcy, and charged
bayonets. Eight prisoners were taken, and
two slightly wounded
Fletcher Freeman, the enrolling officer Of
Sullivan county, Indiana, was shot dead veg
gerday, while riding through the county.
An important order has been issued by Gov
ornor Seymour for the formation Of a National
Guard OF New York, each assembly district
70 raise regiment or battalion Of infantry
New York and Brooklyn are alone unaffected
by The order,
George " Jones, late Minister 10 New
Granada, who was arrestedin November, 1861,
By the Government, and kept four months in
Fort Lafayette, has sued Secretary Seward for
$50 600 damages. The case is just entered in
she Supreme Court Of New York.
Sixteen hundred Confederate prisoners cap
tured by General Grant, arrived in Baltimore
yesterday on their way 10 Fortress Monroe
Tor exchange, They were guarded through
the city BY the New York 7th regiment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-20

.w~uo FOR ALE3AN Dk1A, y e - =.
. E=sszkzz=ss INGTON, AND LANDlNGs o.. or
The 8 T 8 II AZ R1VER;~-The s! sfe ;a1'sa
KEYPORT, Capt E. 4. Ryther, WI. tT e..
pier foot Of Barre street. Baltmore eTe5y aton
day IT .. n, for Alexandria., Washington
and landings on the Potomac river Tuaa.
Returning will leave Nasa1agt sao s'S day al
aS5 for !. Ba i and landings on the P0'0
mac river. oooronsnf
re- Custom House permits must scf pat5n1sI
freight for Alexandria and landings On S0'oA''>
river
Ali freight must be prepaid; - ,,oar8 or 70
For FREIGHT or passagea 4gplya 40 % light atree'
" I mh 2s S@IS'D BRoDERs & CO., A!o1 g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-03
Additional ficn Gsn. 2.5sr's Co1an.aJ.

lie P.a.,sturg "Eix=ss" u: yssser5.7. brihys
a,rs .aa,ftSa.I rcE.inl-s ~ .sy.= C Esc fga- f
zen. Pryor
S;ala Two hours Of I1c,s astc,5 :hc 5san ri day
Fr:eg .ur pickes driven IL n7tT2 regiments U:
mc"ts non, and 70 = TninuieI thoreeiie: tAs enc
;ny's aSlilla.y opened Cur hiTGunc fctS "e TI.
lnsdi,e.y Replied with guns vi C.ps CciFs outh AZ
OLGA SE:H,fF ard ons section cf Capt wight" Ii,
.ayDr'4 aheii fry tnrk Ell fne II OIL: iaiasJ,a y.
a! s. but cur huva s.,inj HRnfay 10 tEsir Funs ~
gov, me yID3al 1iusii ani AZ ed as tSey rent
A:t:aYiiEh. the url-ry duei cc.s=;, AID ihs Fight
we, th-,: maintained With Inusksuy FIR abous ons
r0T;. vEsn ina cns1Ey csassd s-iEe ani fell back
To La1 aue portion, Sas tho erouy not advsHcioS
shbr1 no diErosi-icn 70 fensw the 32lt, i1dn
pTrr ID t. a7rsvill,r e!gh .::ta fr2 the E..cs
s,i.pr rivs~ wi.fs he rcnains! uai!s.::id IT tss
eCcnrns5.
TIC folo.-zs a-es al :he c.so;iI'os :4st so asgs
ban {: la 80 ob:aia:
Tharo -c7e four killed il :is s4h ". Ergiv7ent
! Among .ho numbar Is Eo:oual Posgs, Of PaiasSi
equity. :si-s ciEcs-, VINO tisiasG'sh'd h'nssd n
lid W-st.aa Tagihi- campaign, uaier Ge2HrA Fi"Ec
>oi P s:sI7E in rim thigh 5r fessU =. NJ ia:
which ssvscrd tha ::sia ssr7, Hnd La Gcd - deatf
: In lev TIiinut5s.
inp.i. .:rttils f,Io 9th =. F!cla BIt. ,l.c.',
I'm flayI county, way Eiro ~ !.10ts u,''
IN Ws;shis2a,t!r5, ersraH W. VS. lightly Tnna'
ed Ia the lift leg ny piece OF sae'l. Lieut. W 81
ti1s vsa als7 sllsiis v1unatj Cilr!es W. Hughes
If fisIfsx, r.! Lax hcoSen snd TSes Ella, wouuacd
/ il tIe lip Geo Il. Wstta, Q: naiax, wA3 slightly
gYcuSi:sd.
The r,fia. of ,'o! po2;o an'i ';:rFaid Do'hiHs.
.sa.had ha.3 y2sbeday nioIaing on Ihs Il ~ icia
astor- THsyNVlh7 fu,HtsSarh - their fisa is ior
iutecmcnt
Two oftj ct otis b.:tsry cE3 Sis E:i7 cis-o Ell
-Is having been spiasi oy tina bssAktns I ::.i'
aizs vie, snd the ushar te:omilg rae.ccs ftoD. Tia
a5Esmac; Il cGii which j: Yss fjunt impossible ~
1s-navs.
Tbe following ID c4p5 C: 10 l fs5o'a afhc.ai Ga
ra:ca
! ; *, Cen. CoLs1aS, Pet:-shury, w.:
|: C.EsvI1LE, ISLE OF WIaHE-f
January 30, lssa.
CEsEsZ1. Esis mo:uias st O'clock n: enemy ua
los -io. ttnersl PeuE attacked me At heieS bore
,s; h. sais5 from Suffolk Aiies thtss- hcurs sever
fb iaz, 10 repllss, th1n &, slE Iotca .aRe bad taS
ted Ts.i. fascs il rpreseated by prisoners o Il
D .Ssr tes and faes0 taoas md, 4y loss: L: kdee
npi VIZ unded viii nos 1csed ffts-no Etaoners
regret ssss col Popgs is ernong tbs s1sd No@fr
!: sio;s;.. q heiyy Ioft on tho csmy:, s-..--
- =. f.esptctfrIY.g
g.. SndEEA.sPEYos,a
Ei3, Gem cnuIaan9i sg.s
;s.assI Frye, Il IS lad noH oceup1ea ; sfsnri
postor at Car1sYiI, an. Ia ptepsedto Nest en-
crny ahsnsyer he !dares make lis appearance,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-03
Ei,-aNCEEi. Nd CJ.a.E. So: 4

ire In. t-ee q::'~. = cLa7gc u lie prices Gu.
rat Ga'iag tiu, p:r; fsw ia?s. We q2c'e Vi'::oir
Safe S5,:. l9G'z Eschargs Sax Sta.k 1876 Tr--
des Bark sicck lC5 T!r4iAis Ge7irsi 10 l0..' 1T -
The s.u:ars srs buying g,lI at oC0s2Io eT' -; i-
d, a20-so u-sns rs tiga Ga 22i. - r.tsi 81:
eYsr Hrc sill yerLs.t but fay, pc n1.rsr!! !: 2J5A
40 Bank I:r. arc aailir a. So ,lsr 'sh:. g! n;.l
for Yiain;s sd Eor:. ->as, Elj - :.er :ev. -
GeTr erf eu.a OK ma 80 c'"ir''n-' u @
Il .1ESIa !;zcracg.a1 40 CeTung G.I; nSs 20
he pr.c=s * rr-tGr' z cre well sIs,a:Gst. We
ucoe: 'Grr IS 70; Carb aleal -; Floc:, sa'erHnp,
SIS Ok Extra col CO 70 Sc CO; F.m:y S23 Co.
Wing, 20 70 3bg Sugar I'D Mj,asses h.", acc.G
siaL.:y i'crse A:s "'so d.ci;lst. oh-ccr 3."g
sl5 20 l5; tr:rusna L"cf Is TO ~: F.io - - a.
Bacon in cma1d ~ IL d, 50 coats ~. !og EnDGc
Buna, 40 70 $50 Lard 81 Fer 10. spa g :a5 .
30 ysr.ti Cover seeh 81 T. 50 yer '">h1'
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Nj CS!LtSG: IS.

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ia ranad", wsH 'sc.'iHy anesta.= b? ITO I:n-
Eaesa nriIt ~ tcI-. &c re ,eturn i|un
Pr. i, @a:ti IN -; ,Gsi.tra: I'a
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Ga,'ea.' ,:.A e.iE Ia5k.a sE7. IL T.=
c9Ina1 7tsn 10 - ~ I.!:eGI building.
Tho stea:asr ..n;~..:T.: fte-l Nanarr, ?c.,.=d
":ith pcw'i>r. .vss rsccI1i: ee;;uTei d: &c
iepkea cG;t3as nIcai:"n:EA Hn!a caa-s"ri-
Jog to lun into MyLil- h;c~':::-
Eighti1g jos -Havlsr" I'D chca=,. E'ig:
;1.'. Eatte,liali ,ia his Cnrf 81: Stan
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DErcs,YrI5N OF The IAT;s~.S
30 40 soLuIzas Foa Nsss-cUUs: =; {:

.tul Ih- n 'sN'U2s'-L "7~. ''0'-1
Tas ~Niag v:dsc frc r ,Ls S:c,%:arZ 81
WA an,hp' s+r Itn rzisiGF L i,@lI"-t4 8
black uen N Massachusetts,. TE;7 ii ac
se.:. TOT The :. % raiasior o. G1:~''i"r -ijdco,
%.,,;ic!l Philippe r. W Bod, D.. HC: 6, lid
. iost nf v,f.ers Of tbs Yad;cA' ac;.Hol Il: p"si-
t;t. IL MasGachussttn to this city, Sl:i scccuais
10, tbs nai.y sud .ffequoat inr5rtews With
tLe Pf. LiieGI: ~
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MoED,Y, February 2, 1893.
cEN.

Tho .Sln.ts c4ue =; aicer asDrSa. Prayer
by the Raw. D.. J. G. McCAB&-,
ina Chsy, sts:ed tna. hs Vas requested 10
ssy-tbat Dir. DorGLAs= wss detained. frosc
his ssat BY seYsra illness vi q resc relative.
- cosIsaTyEkstEPoars.
s. hill TO amend and re. easct, an cct enti-
:tlsd tar net &c, amend Sec. II Ct Chap - Of
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r., ...'.Ett:ru:s i-.G2-e
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..rr - ,Asy Ill lot 10 ss;:c..s3jst Il.
,f 80 tai:;;:ss Tnnay nlo rat = o. ~. d ~:
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

DaaATAY rom ,hs CAMP Of ih.l::h t3s:'i ~ AesE
A. r,.t Delr Guiaea,s e.ntsn, my boy aEAs0-' he
/, aooat frek6 os iuches hght esf es3e r.i QUICK
,ao. o.. ..cu. thisty ys..a CT ago He carp tSoet
ihrsa wee, ace. sn nsUpfeseS 70 b, IL Ia o. TIA
SET ,1.ny csIrb,. or o. Its way ts RchmeEt.
nal; g. e.. s,oYe Iasa13 II delivered 10 n. cr -.
sn, !ni5r s.sg. n lsAI iusy lead 70 hiiIsee-sry:
'' s@- WE. O. SICa4E,
Capt Co. !, 18Th La ReS't,
-tba-s+rI .f<ar 6siseas stn'ion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-03

sS- - sScstrre vi tue G.s-in N EsIci -: - ~
- = &c, or ~ eptoIrdI ~ tsrs Sitcces@s "h.E ~
So -..iuont 10 taken tSfUrs digs lu-'!ca ~ -
e ;ier. Of tie Court must eortts, under hi' "a
.os ... ,1co per.aa & Jrsace u The tszfs - ~
I'm, " go: Color II esses IS .secuioTs, d, :n'sus-
;c, --,.u, -, similar certificate Of tie tlst o ;s
ccur,c ~Ncs as r-soa qualified IS ruch she rf,e;r:
y, bill, Will be - ~ ~ this c.aoe uo.es serlar: -
- r .-~r-r Sca,' accompanied nv pre."- ItTc'a
- JoHN 4. sTSESE"
-, - fryrs AID D. r1rhiGH uci"-r.
- .st rms - Pnso- Of ittS.'cS - ~: e,
~. SO y"
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Wan DZPAsJMs-.,
T.sR1saras J..u:ry e, 1868 !

q .lHJNoT"E. IE'-Isl -Vi IcF0
Gr:;Ysi, Thst Governor ANDREW, q! mss-
sg:lussl.u, ~ authorized, until fnrths: ,aIdsss,
O rsis aucs, nrmbsr Of voluutc1r com?ar!eS
&: =. t!I'4ry for duty III tbs iorts ii Maasachu-
81; s SGD +i@e7she1e, std such carp = .nisns-
= T,r ii volu1t5&r .al'.:y seTy!ca - h.
,arv Ga,i c,..vloisnt, surh voiuu:ac's 80 hs
:ni;,;,i H. ,i.roa r-g,a, lnlssa saG!:sr Dis
cha c:d, .1'i iasy ;nc!u6e parsons cf A!rirsH
descent, n,ganizad iutp aspaTata cops. ne
viii maze Ito usua. .esd!ul fequis'E,a2 ca
the gp7ropeiaie etsf bureaus and otEa"ss fir
the propus transportation, oIs4nisa:tcrn. easa-
:lirs, subsistence, srms, and equipments Of
;,,.. yn!;,"t...i Erwin NJ. STANTON.
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AUCTION AED COMMISSION BC:.N ESS,
*: * ,io =. .e. respectfully 1aee t-!- freezes 10
s.S .s'.r1s al Ihe pubic iof tbs er iGfh'i'i
MERCHANDISE, T0sArLC. &c,
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rlr .zc9.Msgr laerr .sr.T.?G ssrLssesY.

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S.u'sburYs !lnsl arrest last .isas. D., wad
taken in e cah TO lis ,sgidsrre, though con
s;dc7 stle force had 70 90 uesd. Ods CT ,h8
oiRcr54 vas :h-own Violently TO the d;oE DO
FIVE n: .es wiling TO go hona' Ih's In2so-
So Is .JisGv III sfHsa-nnce II :ao Ss.!ise
a5cue u.Ho o'c'ccE. Hin Grss inqu!TI vas 'or
re res oite-, which be war unatia IL dtd, it
having bsen taken ftp:a him sna Put as@GY.---
lie s7as still; iaboriBg nndo- Ihs intagnee II
liquor, I'D soon went u, to his committee
roa,n, vhcro he had considerable quantity III
atofe, and irhbihsd again freely. lie :o,s.Trk-
ID 20 oce Of the offcsrs that b, bad eetn
drinking 700 much Sherry last night, tni 1t
.xI yet inya his head, but ho did mt Care .
-. His voics to-day is thicb, SUD LIZ as 'c.s
rcry su.!oa TWO offssra rena all heas MN,
sud i. in .iot fsssed that be vii commit auy
Y:c!cacs ar0.1 TIE Ssnatotp, iiilicas L. 4sAt'
s-ss sro iaulh 'snsI,y"
S,:us VI tho R.pubiic.pa Oppose SAa2sH-
ton To espsi hi.,., preiscring hss 70 6torId
ccpt:nu. 10 represent the Peace Da.1 %ff aiE,-.-
Il IS ri. yretaSla that be vii! hc cSpo!!sa,
BIZ. te wiU, 10 donht, DO ref4rsly c@nsnIsh
hy Resolutions. 10 dts Deyt bfj'icd SeEAs?Y
IEsu, IF Nor Jsrssy, with whom b Ism
CONVEX cation mGs: Gf HE iae.
Alter 10 had replica to ths resolution &c
exp! iin to-day, As put his haEaa insd hia
coat pcckot, rbd MATTED soIoaa IL ths lsspus-
l!csn h,is Of the Senate. 4 nuuoos of snein-
bu,a kept 81 eva ca him, and one or two OIL
csla suddenly found husinsas across the Aoot
alto. Whea near Senator Dixon, hs lesnsl
over aad spnke to him. No apparent stsen-
ton was paid to tbs remark by tho Senator,
and he vent back to his neat. Ina few min
utes he left, with Senator Wall, for the 'slds
roem." e.. s..;.,.. p, go
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day, every ons watching and pointing towards
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