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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-05

The only question we have to solve is
whether a man seized as he issued from
the flames Of his burning habitation and
sold Into foreign slavery, for two or three
drschmss, ,or two or three dollars, was bound
by the law of nature and as q matter
of moral duty to submit to the scourge OF
his naughty oppressor. When his heart
swellsd aII6st to btirStiupl 51H5l1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
A Valuable Medicine
FOR EVERY FAMILY.

DRUGGISTS IN ALL
IL sections of the city
and country Keep on
hand buy, sell and re-
commend as a tonic,
stimulant and appetizer,
Roback's Stomach Bit
tiers.
APOTHECARIES IN
all sections of the city
and country keep in
stock, sell and dispense
as a tonic Roback's
Stomach Bitters.
PHYSICIANS in all
section Of the city aud
country approve and re-
commend as q tonic Ro-
backs Stomach Bitters.
GR0CERS in all Soc
tions Of the city and
country keep constantly
supplied with and des'
"a Roback's Stomach
Bitters.
HOTELS in all soc
lions OF the city an
& country are supplies
with and "cannot keep
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
The Eagles Plucked from an
Officers Shoulders.
all Quiet in the Arinyo Of the
Potomac.
Discussion on the Resolution
20 Expelling Senator Davis.
From New York.

NV YORK, January 14-Washington
specials state that the name of Albert
7G.-White, of Indiana, viii probably be
sent to the Senate tomorrow for the
Judgeship made vacant by the death of
Hon. Caleb B. Smith.
A letter received by the President
from Gen. Banks, says he viii soon COM
plete the organization of the State Gov
eminent of Louisiana.
Gen. Butler has stripped the eagles off
Col. John A Wilson, of the LIST Alabama
Colored Infantry, for injuring recruiting
among negroes by prohibiting the i'm
pressment of negro soldiers into his
command. -
Generals Hunter, Wadsworth and Cad
wallader are on court of inquiry, on
charges against Generals Crittenden and
McCook -
The fire in Washington street last
night destroyed the wholesale liquor
store of Mcbride, No. 1856, and damaged
the store of Geo. Elder & Co. Loss,
$4,000, mainly on the part of Messrs.
Mcbride. M
Tribune speeial.l
ARMY OF PoT0MAc, Jan. l3.-Nothing
of Importance was stirring. The North
Carolina troops in the army have been
sent back to Orange Court House, and
are no longer permitted to do picket
duty on the Rapidan.
v-. Herald special.I
ARMY OF PoToMAc, Jan l3.-Very uui-
ct to-day, except the rumor that the Sd
Corps wss under marching orders. Wealth
er milder, and thaw seems approach
ing.
GHerald's special]
WASHINGTON, January 13.-The dis
eussion on the resolution for the expul-
sion of Senator Davis, Uf Kentucky, will
be continued by Doolittle, Howe, Sum-
ner and others. The impression pre-
walls that Davis will not be expelled, but
the present opportunity will be made use
OF in expressing the disapprobation Of
the Senate for his course.
The sales of property in the districts
OF Virginia will be continued on the 10Th
instant
The Heralfs Honduras correspond
ent confirms the arrival there of the
schooner j oseph L. Gertey, heretofore
reported captured by the rebel passen-
gers on the trip from Matamoras for
i Havana.
The Government had offered $500 re.
ward for the capture of the leaders in
this piracy. Capt. J. F. Brow and Thos.
Hogg,are both said to be the rebel naval
officers. The vessel was under seizure
and anchored under the guns of Fort
Brown and Hogg After selling part oil
her cargo and obtaining 81, 900 t6erefrom
she disappeared
The purchasers of the cotton stand
ready to indemnify its owners.
A light shock of an earthquake was
felt ct Balize December Goth.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
I old Metals Bought.
TO COTTON DEALERS.

0rFicE OF SUPERVISING SPECIAL AGENT.
.,s. FIRST AGENCY u. S. TEEAsURY DKP'r,
Cincinnati. December 80, 1868.
aDY GDNSENT OF GENERAL GRANT AND
ID Army Corps District Commanders in his de-
partmeEt, and ia pursuance of instructions from
the Secretpgy.of tine Treasury, authority will be
given 10 alf proper persons TO purchase the pro-
ducts OF States in insurrectOn, all places in this
agency within the lines of National military Occu-
patton. Siise1 9l3 @ aa9l14
Application for such authorities can be made to
any Assistant Special Agent in the First Agency,
or 1T this Office er b
give bond, with two sufficient securities, con-
ditioned for their observance Of all regulations,
rules, and military Orders, and for the payment Of
all Government fees and taxes.
yIi"uhthi"1 aii&L5 Wv P MELLEN,
Supervising Special Agent Treasury Dept.
iau6 Ivy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
NEW SONG.

THE SOLDIERS ORPHAN BRIDE LA new
Song. Words by Mrs. H. Plout; Mnsic by
Mailed upon receipt of market price 391iIi
This song is worthy of great run as the words
are good and the music beautiful, the harmony
unexceptionable, proving the author n master Of
thorough bass. Prot. Matthias Is an ufassuming
musician OF the first Glass; and his exceIIent ON
positions should be encouraged Ivy every one in
terested IN. the art OF music! htstilf f7fi1
1sl WARREN & CONJUNCTION,
No Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
A New Raid PrOpOsed-TheR Rich Reb b.
els to Retain their Plate and jewels,

NEw YORK, January 1.-THE World $
Chattanooga letter intimates that our
cavalry will soon make raid to Mont
gomery, Alabama.
A Washington letter to the Tribune
says the rebel Government has declined
to assent to scheme to make the
wealthy turn their silver plate and Jew
els into the treasury
The same correspondent says Lee 8
present force does not reach 10000.
The presence Of a rebel, force in the
Shenandoah Valley is to procure subsist-
ence preparatory to plan of operations,
which viii not probably come to light
before the beginning of the next cam
: Ipaign. fII 92GelQ 0ul f ttE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15

stock of ROback's Stomach Bitters.
HOSPITALS throughout the army of the North
have found an Indispensable tonic, and are using,
for the soldiers Roback's Stomach Bitters.
Suffers in every regiment ought to have
and many have introduced, and highly recon-
mend Roback's Stomach Bitters.
LADIES, old and young, for Billiousness, Liver
Complaints, Languor. Weakness and general De-
bility, are recommended to use Roback's Stomach
Bitters.
EVERYBODY who desires q good tonic for
giving tone to the spirits, healthy appetite and
strength TO the system generally, should not fail
to Duy bottle Of Roback's Stomach Bitters.
DIR. c. w. ROBACK,
Proprietor, Cincinnati
Office and Mandatory Nos. Sc, 5S, 80 and CO
East Third Street.
HzrFor sale by all Druggists everywhere.
ang25
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
RUBLIC SALE.

THE FOLLOWING BAGGAGE REMAINING
in the baggage room of the z. & c. Railroad
Depot at Evansville, indiana for a longer period
than one year, and Numbered from to *. If I'M
called for by the 23i day Of January 1861 will be
offered for sale at auction on SATURDAY of said
date Sale at the Freight Depot on Saturday, at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15

Later from EurOpe-Arrival of the
p - s-+t = HtndoO. =
PORTLAND, Jan. 13-The steamer
@ Hindoo from Liverpool, December Ist.
via Londonderry January 1st, has arrived
bso The news was FIVE days later.
The first of January was a holiday.
] and the cotton, corn, and other markets
were closed.
Cotton closed on the 3lst very abun-
dant with sales of 20, 900 bales.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN claims against the estate of nj. w Foster.
deceased, should be presented for settlement with
in thirty days from date.ie iz =
q 1gsI GEO. FOSTER,
jauT-lm JN0. w. FOSTER, Executors
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
Arctic Lotion.
Hair Preserver.

A ". ANTIC0LE'S WORLD RENOWNED
L. Hair Preserver, which is the best prepare
tion in ufe for preserving and beautifviBg the
hair, of which the genuine can only be found at
.ssf 4 nan, SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store,
49, ,-tsTr Corner Main and Second Streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

Acu0N OF TRs GEORGIA LHGIsLATrhR.-Just pre-
vioas 10 the adjournment the Georgia Legislature,
at its recent extra session adopted Hon. Linton
Stephens's peace resolutions, earnestly "recom-
mending that our Government, immediately after
every signal success Of our aruls, whea none can
mpute It's action alarm instead of sincere de-
sire for peace, shall make t. the Government OF
our enemy an Official offer Of peace, on the basis
Of the great prime pie declared by our common
fathers IN l776, accompanied by the distinct tx
preston of a willingness on part to follow
that principle to its true logical consequences BY
agreeing that any border State whose preference
for our association may be doubted doubts having
been expressed a. IN the wishes o. the border
States) shall settle the question for herself by a
Convention, TO be- slected for thai purpose, after
the withdrawal OF ali military forces Of both sides
from her iimits.'
"the recent Act OF Congress- 70 suspend the privi-
iege OF the writ Of A0heds corpus in Of arrests
ordered oJ the President, Secretary of War or
general ofncer commanding the TTans- Mlssissipsi
Military Department, IL AZ attempt to sustain the
military authority In thefusurpation of the Cousti-
tutiona Judicial function Of issuing warrants and
To give validity TO unconstitutional seizures of the
persons OF the people; and, as the said act hy ts
express TERMS confines Its operation to the uphold
fDg OF this class Of unconstitutional seizures. the
whole suspension attempted to be authorized ~
It. end the whole act Itself, are utterly void.
"That. in the Judgment Of this General Assem-
bly,, the eaid act IL an alarming assault upon the
constitutional power Of the Courts, and spon the
liberty of the people, without any existing neces-
rity 10 excuse it, and beyond the power of any
possible necessity TO Justify IL and Senators
aud Representatives In Congress are earnestly
urged TO take the first possible opportunity to haze
Il blOtted from the record OF our laws"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

Shop 7AiIf Arreaed.-Last Wednesday or
Thursday Mr.. James Bottoms shoe store was
entered in the daytime by thieves, who car
ried of four pairs Of ladies' shoes On Friday
three negroes carried three pairs Of the shoes
to Mrs. Sehonfarber, living on Broad st.
near I'd, and offered to sell them to her
Mrs. 8. pretended to wish to buy the shoes
and getting them into her possession, told
the negroes that she would pay for them
when they brought note from some white
person authorizing them to sell them. The
negroes went of, and, of courSe, did not re-
turn. Yesterday morning son of Mrs.
Schonfarbsr recognized one Of the negroes
on the street and had him arrested. Mr.
Bolton being informed of all the circum
stances, went up to Mrs. SIS and identified
the shoes e. bis property, when they were
handed over to him by that lady. The ne
gro's name is jesse, and he belongs to Mr.
VIM. W. Jones. He will be brought before
the Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

FRxEpoA 10 WORSHIP 0oD.-A correspondent Of
the Montgomery .ddsuttsy furnishes the follow
ing With the Abolition army the Abolition Church
advances upon our soil pa,s 1ass. I quote nom
letter that has run the blockade an item OF gen
eral interest and Significance. 1t developss new
feature In the purposes Of enemies, and Is aote
worthy a. bearing an official complexion
NV DREAMS, Feb 81, 1854.
As j know yoa are interested for the
churches IN this city. write. About the mtd1ie
ef January Bishop Amcs arrived, and as his con-
mission dif1aFsnt from what we all expected, II
has ended In his obtaining possession Of az the
VI 'Sbodist Churches in the city and supplying tho
pasturates. His order from the Secretary Of War
take charge of all churcBes "bOt supplied by
loyal pas, RS and appointed by loyal bishops" Of
course this ended the matter, and the military re-
qeisilion was complied with by trustees, &C. :"
never had such arrange emOtiOne on
sabbatr, Gath when, fef the first time In my life,
was without freedom TO worship God. No other
ne-s. Surely are touching on some Of the pro-
pheic times Of the Bible.
This Bishop Ames IL from Indiana, and Of the
Gc,hodiss Episcopal Church North. About six
weeks since he "possessed" and "Occupied" in a
ike manner the t:eth0dist Church in Memphis,
ecciins faithful pastor TO make room for q reve-
raBd gentleman of indianapolis. l suppose stint
lar attentions have been paid to the churches OF
Vicksburg, Natchez, Baton Rouge and all inter-
mediate points fOi, Of the Bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South are ''lOval,' in
the sense of this ccc!esiastc military commission,
20 noae of their appointments may stand before It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28
IN Exn,BInoN OF P4Ris;AN FoLLY.--Tts Paris
correspondent Of the Boston Post has the follow
tuv.

IN Exn;BInoN OF PERis,AN FoLLY.-Tts Paris
correspondent Of the Boston Post has the follow
Ing:
The most striking Of the dresses worn by the
ladies Yves That of the Duchess de Mofhy as an
Eag!sh lady Of the last century, and the Princess
Anna Murat as peacock, her train being Of white
tui'c covered with "peacOcks' eyes" her petteOat
Of y.!iow satin, peacscks' feathers In her breast
and in her hair. Her ornaments were band Of
magnificent eMeralds and diamonds, worn from
en- shoulder to the waist as Queen Victoria wears
her royal ribton-a necklace Of the same, and the
ai.,eitos of peacoeks plumes in her head confined
BY an immense brooch. Phe Princess is said TO be
frequently bedecked with the Impress jewels; she
iS the only lady of the Court terms of absolute
iatimacy with her Majesty, whom she always sd-
dresses as ''Ey aunt" The Princess Troubeskoi
was dressed as a cat-cats head upon her bosom
and sleeves and in her hair. Another lady as an
apiary, with lace drV covered with birds In real
frathers-ber head dress consisting of brd-cage
nearly six inches square, in gtded wicker-a bird
inside with another perched upon her head. The
bosom OF her dress was covered with red berries
birds nestled upon shoulders, another wicker cage
hun. from her side In which were sever al canaries
One lady represented photography-smap photo
gfaphc cards forming the trimming OF her berthe;
larger sized ones formed the basque, still larger
the trimming Of the skirt, which was OF white
satin The necklace WAS composed OF very small
pictures set in gold, and the earrings of like
nessss Of h. hostess, the Duchess de Merry, aIsO,
set in gold. The head dress completed the eccen-
tiiciiy OF this costume. 1t consisted ofa camera,
the front uf which was mirror, instead Of
Ginary glass. One OF the most elegant dresses was
wSSn by very beautiful English woman, very tail
ard we'll formed She called herself Roma; her
dress was of black velvet; upon the train was EN-
hioidered the wolf, with Ron,uus snd Remus; her
hair fell in waves To her waist, and upon her head
she turet like 4 diadem of gold. belt
was embroidered In gold with the name she had
chosen. Another extremely pretty costume was
worn by Madame de eirardIn as snow. The
dress formed Of tu'ie, covered with swans
dawn n \ 10
l,ilimed La the same way, fell to her feet. The
hair was powdered, and gistened with diamonds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

Fsres-Between seven aud eight O'Clock
Saturday morning q bed accidentally took
fire In the house of Mr.. Reilly, on Byrd
street, near the canal At one time the house
was in considerable danger; but the fire was
finally extinguisaed without other damage
than the destruction Of the bed and the par
tial burning of q wooden mantslpiece.
About half-past eight ro'c clock Saturday
evening very similar fire occrrred in the
house Of Mr.. Joseph Bryant, on Broad, near
18th street. A bed was set on fire by the
carelessness of a girl, but was put out before
the flames had communicated to the build
ing. ---~---
The dwelling of James A. snell, two miles
east of the city, was entirely destroyed by
Ere on the morning Of the 29d inst. Through
the exertions Of Capts. Hankins and Thorn
tons companies, of Lightfoot's battalion, a
part of the furniture was saved. Mr. Smells
family lost heavily in clothing and furniture.
No insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

RiCz, RAcY AND RipIcuLoUs "A correspondent
Of the London Herald, writing from New YORK. on
the a5th Of December, is the author Of the follow
ing:
"It is the IFS; time in six years that have
large quantities o: roasted apples sold in the
ket They are roasted on the trees by the heat Of
the sun, ~ and then gathered and brought 10 the
market. They sell ~ IS cents the peck, roasted.
The fe How must haSe seen persimmons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

AFFAIRS IN "WEsr viRsislA.'--A letter con.
tainins some account Of afkalrs in Northw estern
Virginia, written by an olacer who has jus. re-
turned from Barbour county, says:
The bogus Government has been able to collect
bu, very small portion Of Its taxes from the peo
pie oE,Barbsur. The shenffs, &C., have to be
supported by a company Of armed men, and are
bushwhacked at every step. There Ia settlement
on Sandy Creek called Guinea Town, peopled by
quadroons and tree negroes, numbering about one
hundred arms bearing men, who refuse to give up
the arms heretofore Issued them BY the Yankee
Government The Yankees marched on them 100
strsDg and were met and repulssd by these settlers
three different times, killing five and woundinr
eleven They were masters OF the situation al
last accounts. They want the substance as well
as the shadow Of freedom. They inquired OF Can't
-- if we would receive them a. a company in
Our service.
The Union men of Nerthen Virginia have de-
SPARED of subjusating the South, but expect West
Virginia TO be held by the Federal Government, and
the independence of the balance scknowledeedr
The people Of that section say that the qnesllbn
of another Corfederacy Is being mooted In indiana
and Southern Illinois and Northern Ohio, private
ly, and that 1t may culmindte even az soon as the
next Presidential election. God speed II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

"UxloR Lsaeus" GoBsLED UP.-on the 10Th
Inst. Maj. O'Ferral, with about thirty Confederate
cavalrymeu, dashed into Bath, Morgan eeuaty,
Va, and brought of A. psisonem the following
members of "Unioa League In session there !:
Aaron Bscht0l. VITA has beea representing the
district composed Of Morgan, Hampshire, basdy
aud Pendleson counties In the -hogas' new State
Legislature Al Wheeling; tus. .. Wheat, mcmoer
Of the neuse Of Delegates from Mo gan county 10
same Legislature; Robert Finn, Commemorative 4
Attorney fof Morgan county, formerly a county
Judge tn Missouri: rhos. ~. Shrisss, tabSFsF, aad
two memSers Of the iath Liseoin Western VII
beeht0l aRd Wheat ase native barn VirsiniaHs, aad
Flan u an 0figtasi New Yorker. These prisoners
have come IN 70 swea the HhmhsF AT fsic,imosd,--
r. adnealon a. beias 80 hiadiy treated hy nus Pro
pie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

Shocking Aecides1 About one O'Clock
Saturday evening an accident occurred on
Broad street, between 9th and 7th streets. by
which boy named Joseph Rowe was In
stantly killed Tie boy attempted to jump
On a train of cars which were In motion for
the purpose Of getting ride, when he fell
on the tack, the cars passing over his head
and severing it from the body at the mo uth
He died instantly, end, with the consent Of
Mr.. Thomas Jones, formerly OF Fredericks-
burg, with whom he WAS living, was buried
at the expense OF the Fredericksburg Rail-
road Company. The deceased was the son
of poor widow. of Fredericksburg, aud
was living. here with Mr.. Jones, who had
ACE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

Fishing Boats on the ChissaAomiay.-The
City Council committee appointed to wait
ON the President in relation to the orde for
the destruction Of boats on the Chicka-
hominy river, have received a commuuica-
tien from Col VIM. n. Browne, Aid de.
Camp to the President, stating that his Ex-
celieney has instructed him to inform them
"that the Major-Gensral commanding the
Department Of Richmond has issued orders
allowing all citizens to keep and, use boats
for fishing purposes on the Chickshominy,
which are below the Size of sach q could
transport horse across the river, and which
it is supposed will be Of sufficient capacity
TO answer the purpose required"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

4 n ACT authorizing the receipt Of the Treasury
~ notes Of the Confederate States In payment Of
aud other public dues and regulating when and
hcw the :ame shall be received. Pissed March 2,
1864.
Bel eracsed By he General .dssaaJsy, That The
interest oesr,og treasury notes OF The Coofeder
ate States ssued after the Let day o. April, 1884,
shall be received in payment Of taxes and othse
pubic dues, and thanon interest bearing notes o.
The Confederate States issued prior to the rst dsy
of April, 1884, except The Eotes Of the dooonina-
ton OF one hundred dollars, shall 10 Ike manner %
rec.sed 10 payment OF taxes and ether public dues
after the nrst dsyc April, 1884. AMI until The l0sh
of December, 1864 but only at tho rate Of sixty
sad two-third cents for one dollar Of such notGs.
credit for the notes issued prior 10 The nsss dAy a
April, 1854, collected by HIN unless be shall pay
the same into the Treasury on or before the 18th
day Of December, 1884. Nstss Of lsss deao0ina.
tiaa than Ave dollars. iseued by said O0nfodArat0
states shall be received without abatement q any
tine.
Z Il shall bs lawful for shsri6s and other coalsp1.
ing officers OF taxs and other public d0es 70 re-
Aprii 1884, the non iniesest bearing Treasury Doeee
of the Con.otsrste esstss issued prior 70 ths nrss
day of April, 1854 in rayment Of tAxes end Other
public dles due prior 70 the 1rgt Gay cf April, 1o6A
But no sheriff other collecting ocer shall iecsive
credit unless he shall pay The came into tho Treasury
or before the 25th Gay Of June, 1854, nos until
be shall make oath that the notes offered In paynsai
by him were sevesaliy and actually received BY hin
In payment OF taxes and other pzcic dues % the
times aud rates specified in tn;secs.
8. The interest bearing Treasury notss Of tia
Confederate States of the drnominstion Of ave dC1
lars ssued prior 70 the rst day OF April leaA may
| be recsived WITHOUT abatement in payment Of taxes
aud other public dues until the tenth dAg of Juas,
1894 Prorsdsf, The same shall be paid into ne
Treasury on or before the 2Ssh day Of Juns, laol.
1 The act passed September 18th, lsoo, sntillel
al act amending and re-eaacting The leoeA ssea&en
Of an entitled act imposing taxes Tor ~ eup
port 81 Governmeut, faned March ots, leoe, I
| hereby espsaisd.
s. II sAil be Tie duty Of tho KeeReg of ~ 1exl
10 cause this act to be Published immediatsiy oleI
i,s passage in ., iesst nvo usvspaDsss psbHsAs1 4
| Richmond fer period Of four weeks.
| g. This act shall bs 10 force from ~ paGBaGe.
copy from tho Rolh-Tssts:
wM Z GORDON, ia.
Clerk Of House of Delegsaso end
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

&saling Lacks from Houyeood css.se,y -
on or ID ~ street. beyond , % Cisy. was arrested yes.
terday morning by the Keeper Of Holly
wood Cemetery In the Get Of stealing locks
from the enclosures IN the cemetery. He
had broken OF eight or ten with . long
chisel or scrcw-driyer when arrested, and
was operating on another. He has been en-
gagged ia this disgraceful business st inter-
walls for some months past.s. A great number
OF locks have been stolen from the cemete-
~, some gentlemen having had to replace
theirs three or four times.