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The Opera Islander Suit.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs--cBAMBRRs.
Eefora In,oa pa,y

NArcH e.-AnnS WILSON Henrietta Sulse. The
gucnt the motion 10 the execution against the
body Of the defendant was resumed again to day
Mr.. csbrath offered addnionsi authorities 10 show
thai married could not he arrested for debt cx
cert wDere she has separate estate Of her own Nov
the defendant having married while the suit was vending
ceased TO he responsible Her saisry as singer could
not be called an estate, as money to be acquired
and not M sctnal possess ION.
Mr. Bright argued that salary OF So 600 year paya
te fortngblly M advance an estate and that The
de endaoi IN fwearng that she unable 10 meet the
nmoubio the uiurment, S2o2, was merely evaung the
lie held that The could not extend apv pro
eoor ID casc Of this kind and urged the denial the
motor with ccvts.
Judge ally remarked that m view IL the desepdsnts
sti continuing 10 sing, thereby earning money ont ~
which be ucsfneni NJ chit re made he would deny the
motion OF te delcpdlris counsel hut would grant su
additional stay III te t.rp of ALLOW the counsel On
both sles m opportunity to draw up ahdsvls aud col
Iect inrtlier authorities.
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Military Affairs.
RECEPTION or Tuk FifTY-POCRTH REG1,
NEW YnHK srATK XnLrNIEEKs.

RECEPTION or TuE FIfTY-P0CRTH REGIMENT
NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS.
Tho Fty fourth regiment Nes York state Volunteers
we're formally received yesterday morning by the city
authorities. AT eleven O'Clock the veterans were 70
viewed 10 The CITY Hall Park by the Mayor aud Common
Council The Eleventh regiment, New York state Ma
tonal cuar together with captain otos troop Of Illus.
sars. acted escort up0n the OCCASION after taradng
through principal streets the ment partook Il
collation. at the B,wety Garden The men locked
narknbly well after their arduons dates IN the beo.
They home thirty days furlough avipg
enlisted for the war.
SECOND EGTMEST FIRE zorAyEs.
THIS regiment ~ leave the city iriday morning ~
eight O'Clock Tor Fort Schuyler, H. charge II Lieutenant
CotUnei Michael Burns their fmlpugh having expired
The memOcrs par cusriy recnested 10 assemble q,
O'Clock =. N. lts presumed that The regneut viii re-
ceycan from tie Fire department on tbeT depaf'
urc for tie seat Vf war.
THE FfrTy-SiSru REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE VOL
CNrkFRs..
The above icgmcnt ~ expected " arrive W hs Guy
from the seat al war Monday next Fieparat ohs are
nuw hc,pp made 10 give the soldiers an enthusiastic re-
ccption meeting of the sons ~ orange and sullivan
cties was sta Ut the House Yesterday afternoon,
when II was determined by AL pfeseut 10 Turn ont as an
csccft 10 the roy reu us ntcnuec ~ give the lders
n Lanou.t ,Icv are uuder command ur Colonel Van
wyck anu let Guy some u teen bond ell strong
NIalH AHMy CCErs.
In another column viii he found adver cmen, CAL.
ing Tor recruits ter The Sluth the ncMduar.
letsU the tryanlation established 10 the ty Hall
PARK Ito oil Gers eEersctic and tteulgeut gentle
cu ard there can s,a,cely he "a d,uht ibu iicy VIII
tuly succeed 10 tbeir endt tvols gecrut tee
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The kentucky Delegation for she Next
EeU eI Gpm
The Iatest Rrbei D..pntches,

The Richmond Sentinel OF the stn instant has the fol-
lowing desIatches:-
MERRIAM, March 8, 1854.
Sherman was at Canton last Wednesday. Our cavalry
fighting him AL SIDES Taerc heavy cannonad-
ing Canton all day Wednesday. sbcrmin has .
large number OF negroes. He leaves tho country per-
fecty Impoverished wherever he has beea
wIM SGtoS, March 7, 1864.
blockade steamer N Capo Fear yes.
tefday.
CHARLESTON, March Q, 1854.
T~o hundred and Eve shcs bred at the city
since our last report There Is nothing else new.
The Richmond Wig OF the Iih ms. says
Eight hundred and sixty.onc prisoners arrived hero
yesterday. under charge o. MAYOR Mford, TO te ex-
changed under the stipda,ots .hc clrto |, hoped
that regular exchanges viii be FOR tie future.
The body OF Colonel pahgren brolent TO TINS city
on Sunday.
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NEWS FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
Tho Recent Destruction 81 Rebel Salt
petre Works, sc.

WASHINGTON, March 0, 1864.
An official despatch from Colonel Muliigan dated New
Creek Va March 2, says that fourteen deserers and
conscrpts armed, have Just In from the neishbor
hood Of stanton. They report that the 2olh OF last
month hundred and ten deserers and conscrpts left
Mount Solon in augusta county armod and resolved 70
Dght their way through to our lines.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM GENERAL KELLEY.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, March 8, 1854.
Brigadier General G. W. CULLUM, Chic Of staff
cavalry scout, under command Of Lieutenant Colonel
Root, Of the Fifteenth New York cavalry has Just
turned from Hardy and Pendeton counties They efec
tnay destroyed all the satpcre works Franklin, in
the latter county Refugees aud deserters ty
coming in General Crook reports the capture OF fifty
rebels few days ago by his scouts in the Kanawh Ia
valley. b. f. KELLEY Brigader General
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The Destruction Along the Camel, River
Road and Railroads,
CONDUCT OF THE HNEMY IN THE LAST RAID.


The depredatops OF the last Yankec RAIDERS and the
wantonness OF their devastation. equal anything hereto
fore committed during The Al the farm houses
visited by them in Goochand they destroyed the pro-
hacked up the furniture and stole the table sill
Mr. James N. Morsons house they set fire 70 three
times but the flames fortunately az often exiin
guished by the house servants They bred Mr. James
A. Seldom barn, cornhouse and stables The barn was
consumed, but the negroes succeeded IN saving the
other buildings. But IL would be endless to a.
tempt 10 particulaT2e their acts OF vandalism, n,
indeed many Of their deeds not too revolving 70 be
recited christian community The disgusting orGtes
10 which they spent three hours 10 the peshborhood OF
Dover Mills should bring blush Of shame 10 the hrows
even OF Yankee women .Pcked men, indeed. They
have been picked out for their low tastes and brutal
II for the future historian 70 gather the sep
facts and show up this affair IN It's true coiors
The Yankee trail from Dover Atlees Station marx
ed by devastation complete their fears would per-
nit In the neghborbood OF Affects they seized and des
troyed every thing that would sustain the life Of man ana
We will mention case, which may be taken as
specimen Of their wholesale punderng and barbarous
cruelty. William Chesterman, an old man with nve
children, carpenter by trade, lives Atlees water
took every monhful OF his small stock OF provisions,
every grain OF his corn every fowl ripped up his beds
with their sabres and threw the feathers into the road
tore every stitch o! his chldrens clothing, actually
taking them of the children for the purpose and broke
his Carreners tools before his eyes, On Wednesday
the old man bad forth beg bread for his children
He DOW dependent the charity OF the world, the
very implements which he relied for a livelihood bav-
ing been destroyed heavy debt is certainly incurred
TO be Qndated when men again visit the bursting
barns and farmhonses Of Pennsylvania.
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request you, sir, to have this letter published.
J. DE ARRANG01z.
THE ARCupl-Kr's DELAY

Paris lfeb. 25J correspondence OF London News
The Archduke Macmillan aud his wife are eal ected
Tomorrow NJ the Tceres from Brussels. st continue
TO think very doubtful indeed whether he will be
Emperor o. Mexico The explanations given by the
rial Dpoma,,q Of the reasons why his reception Of the
deputnton come from Mexico offer him tie crown "
delayed until alter hts visit 10 Paris hesiating and
bet ay much want OF confidence. That Journal winch rs
not napty styled the Archdukes Nnneur says that be
is deeply imbued with sense OF the difficulties" o. his
task and that be wishes before seeing the deputaop
to have thorough understanding with the Emperor
The difficulties are indeed SC great that yet suspect
they viii turn out TO be inirossblities. The young
ing 10 outward "bservaDccs and professions ~ a
very extrone komanist. Whatever he may be person
ally. IS certain that the Jesuits fixed upou him as
their tool and " they fDd they cannot use him to re-
store The cdous clerical government which reduced
Mexico 70 tie present degraded state they will Of
hin.
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The Kflpatrick ExpeditiOn-Who Be-
trQved

From the roston Courier1
We Guoted paragraph from the Springfield Republican
yesterday the correspondent OF which paper, writing
frcm Meades headquarters predic the failure Hi
communicated to ''he ladies' at great ball gwen
IN the night 81 the I'D OF February. Whether 1.-THE
ladies' question OF description TO be very much
contded be judged about, hans the follow
ing extracts winch take from comman icaton made
TO MS ey ''one who theren Referring 10 the para
graph above mentioned, he says
fortunate that republican paper exposes the man
ner 10 winch tni,gs are conducted at headquarters in
front OF the enemy Your papers PERHAPS would not be
believed The only of in the account
the grand thea,ricals in which Fitzpatrick acted
manager Is ne character OF at least portion OF these
LADIES' o. Agentleman OF this city, who the
tram gong from Alexandria TO Brandy station recog
p,zed female IL private notoriey belonging 70 Boston,
NJ ste stepped INTO the ladies Surprised 70 such
Violation OF general and SPECIAL orders and hav
ing an Official CAPACITY passed said emaie outside
lines on former occasion, he requested 70 see
her pass Without suspecting anything she remarked,
Oh, we get our passes from the secretary Of War"
end handed tie pass TO the gentleman. Not till
the pass in bis hand did she suspect; when
with conceited mir, she remarked, ais 1t not
pass signed by ,olone Hardee included three
others The honorable applied United States Senator
che other "ladies had very romantic The gen.
teman inquired OF the officer OF the guard such things
we're allowed he replied, II passed over the road yes
serday eighty three. all with passes from the War pe
partment, and many bearing OF members OF Con
Sress. In the common car he found there was de-
)ected looking man from Elrnira, New York who IN
search az little boy fourteen years Old who had
away and was at Brandy station He had been three
days besegng Zoe War Department for PASS go and
reclaim tins last OF his family the Others having been
mot have succeeded but for the aid OF general
ofhCer
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The Tennessee Election.

ST. Loris, March o. 1864.
The Memphis Aygm claims . triumph IN the recent
election OF what calls the National Onion Conservative
ticket being IN opposition 10 that supported by he nu
ie'ia, kbown as the UtcoDditicnal Jnon ticket The
Argus ciams the election Of sheriff Clerk Of The Criminal
Court county Court, county Register and Trustees
out o. four magistrates, one cot OF two constabcs
Judge 1rggs, n Knoxville, had arrived at Memphis 10
open the District Court Of The Western oetrct Of len
nessee u 10 said that u u. Underwood, OF Helena de
Signs becoming candidate for United states seuaior
from frksneas
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

Advance In Flour and Wheat-Tcic-
graphic Com u nj cation Opened Be-
tween San Francisco and Portland,
Oregon-severe Rain storm, &c., SC.
SAN FRANCISCO, March s, 1864
The steamer America from Panama. arrived at Monte.
rev to-day. She is due here 10 night.
sailed ship Lydia Sco6eld, for Caliao
Flour aud wheat are rapidly advancing. The latter
brings two and quarter cents Ier pound. with largo
transactions. Butter has upward tendency. Sugar Is
unsettled.
Geographic communication is now completed between
San Francisco and Portland, Oregon The line will be
continued northward TO British Columbia.
severe rain storm has prevailed through,u Oregon
during the past three days, notwithstanding which tho
steamboats, for the mines have been crowded with
passengers and freight. Five hundred sailed from Port
land in one day.
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y
The raiders concerned in the last "on TO Richmond''
had been cooped the Libby to the number Of three
hundred and twenty up TO last night, with about fifty
TO be heard from. Ninety.oDe were received on
Saturday with forty stolen negroes recaptured, who
Castle thunder TO await the claims OF their
owners, who have fear OF the Ares emancipation pro
camation before their eyes Among the ninety one
three commissioned olicers-Ma0r 4. +. Cook Second
New York cavary; First Lieutenant II. H., d. Merrett,
Fifth New York, and second Lieuenent \. Farley of
The Signal Corps officers and men are kept separate
from The ether prisoners captured innate warfare
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The Union Negroes iecognIzcd ms Pris0-
ners OF War,
rEror tho pichc,ond rvanirnr .,rcb

From the KichmoDd EXuMlDer, Marcb 3
Yesterday the first vcritabe Ecero prsof rs OF war
received ut the Libby. They genuine, sure
members Of the original corps dAfriG. ranging IA color
from gingerbread brown to tobacco black, greasy and
loud smelling, cncascd N blue uniforms, cose bntlooed
up the chin. They captured tho 2d instant,
within few miles OF Williamsburg. with arms in
their hands, having been pushed forward by Massa
Butler with negro command oragng and they
ing expedition Their names and miltry connection
recorded i"llons:-lanes ~. Corn and p.
+. Lewis Fitth United States Volunteers; y.
Armisead and John Thomas sixth uGted iates Voirn
teers AS they chained 10 be ''Eutiers pets" and u
being understood that great affection Ton iocss Tor
each other existed between them aud officers cat
tured from the recent sacSing ana plumber cxT e,n,
MAJOR Turner very considerably ordeied that they b0
placed in tue cells occupied by er whlte eopt iots,
each being accommodated with sibie boon cont anon
We glad that our officials are inclined to carry out
6rceley's idea OF the anal races far
as IL affects the, Yankee prisoners " wiz
result in mutual good. he only party likely t. be
seriously aHected, either in atus morals tho negro.
The Yankee cannot be degraded lowertbe negro lrcpa
bly, can be,
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MExICAN AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
The Archduke sttli Hcsitnting About
the Acceptance OF the Throne.
lfrom the London News, Feb. 20


BRt ssEIs. Feb. "a, 1864
In recent number OF OF the London daily journals
is stated that "tne agent Of Messrs foud Co. (M
Hene) has been In communication with Senior Amonte,
who duly authorized by Emperor eject, has granted
the concession of the bank and Trustworthy in
formation leads 10 the belief that by mutua
aud combination the bondholders may OBTAIN terms in
every way commensurate with the sacrifices they have
endured with this debt.
AS my name has been mentioned 10 connection with
the preceding assertions beg state that am In
position that enables me 70 the pubic that all that
has been said 10 the article IN question Incorrect and
that his Imperial ghness the Arcbduke Maxnaian has
not authorized General Amobte either grant prvi
eges to the above mentioned bank enter into any
settlement With the English bondholders. his Imp rial
Hi9hmess not having as yet nueiy accepted ne h,one
OF Nexioo.
request you, sir, to have this letter published
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Dahlgrens body was boxed up at Walkerton Sunday
and brought to Richmond, with the object we under
stand OF its positive Identification and the establishment
Of tho fact OF the huding OF the infamous documents
upon it. all Of which has been attested by witnesses
HeDceforth the name OF pahlgreu is linked with eternal
niamy and in the years TO come deienceless woman
aud innocent childhood Will peruse, with or
shrinking horror the story Of Rchmond's
the midnight sack and ravage led by ahgren Il would
seem something OF the curse he came 10 bestow upon
others lighted upon hs own carcass, when it fell ridded
by avengiug Southern bullets. Stripped, robbed OF
every valuable the fingers off for the sake Of the
diamond rings that encircled them. when the body
was found by those sent to take charge Of IL, 1t
lying Geld stark naked, with the exception OF the
Stockings Some humane persons bad lifted the corpse
from the pike and thrown it into the field to
il from the hogs. The art,acia leg by Iangren
was removed, and is now at General E2eys headQuar-
ters. u Is mCst beautiful design and flush
Yesterday afternoon the body was removed from the
car that brought to the York River Railroad depot
and given 70 the spot of earth selected TO H.
Where that spot Is but those concerned in its
burial know care TO tell II was dogs burial with
out coffin, winding sheet or service. Friends ana rea
tives at the North reed inquire further; this Is all
they will know-he 10 buried burial that behtted the
mission upon which he came He has "swept through
the city OF Richmond" On a inc bier, and wri,ten his
namen the scroll oe niamy. instead "oD the hearts
o. his 10 be erased He .sgsked the
blessing OF Almighty God" OF his mission Of rapine
meTder and bl0od and the Almighty cursed him instead
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The Late Elections.

MUNICIPAL ELkCflON n sYkACuss.
SYRACUSE. March s, 1854.
Powell. Union, for Mayor, has "a majority. Five OF
the eight Aldermen republicans. lbc Rcard OF SUI
pervisors Of Unondaga county vii stard o;
republicans, a.
TOWN ELECTIONS IN NEW lERsEy. -
pnU AfurHiA March 9, 1864.
The Union marty elected today their candidate for
Mayor, Alderman aud the whole Council ticket ~ IAN
den 10 Salem county be democratic majority muen
HtnftNcn,v, March Q, 1904
tbc TOW elections this ceuny yesterday resned y
n In in eain In this township tue majority - Two bun-
drcd HE UpioD ais, laIn "a ibe board Oh Free
hc -Ierp
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stringent Omcial Order or General
Rosecrans.


General Rosecrans has issued special order recurring
all persons attending religious conventions, assemblies,
sypods, conferences and other conversations held bis
depsneot % take the stringent oath Of allegiance
and violation Of this order will subject the
blafe TO dispersion by any provost marshal
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Arrival OF Released Union Prisoners nj
Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March Q, 1854.
The steamer City Of New York arrived this afternoon
with GEO prisoners from Richmond including forty seven
ocers. and among them great many Maryianders
Sergeant Lvearou OF the Ninth Maryland colors
OF his regiment which be kept concealed during three
months impr sonmept.
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NEW HArFN, COnn, March q 1864
csasrous ire broke out In Meriden, between twelve
nod ono O'Clock tbs morning. IN the drug ptorc az Hart
fSre, nrnr the deiu. consumed two three blocks
~ buildings Among tie property destroyed are the
tti Aatobal bank. ibe West Acriden Hutc. tbe posi
ohte. ue grocery store ot H. Wilcox. The Office ~
ttb ~ H. llatt, the dwelling and div goods W
y. iu'cf, ana the stores q MessIs y ScuihNtk ard
fu'tf Co, boot and rbue d.aefs. a msu named
o. stlor whs Killed. and Mr. Newton y. Fart was Ne
fi'usy moved ty aiI'ng brcgs
pc fSs by iiis NC estimated ~ so,orty two thon
f"hu u''afs " insured ior tity seven Thousand
dglilfj.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.
>~-~~>>~Do~>~~~~~~-~->
The Rebel Raid Along the
Chesapeake.
-~~~~D>~~>~~~~~-o-><N~-~~-~~~
Unien Negro Troops Recognized -
Prisoners Of War.
s~~~~1~N~~~~~~~~~-~~~.~~~~
INCENDIARISM In RICHMOND.
~~~~~~~~~~0~~c>~>cr>>~~
INCEKDIARIsM in RICHMOND.
The Kentucky Delegation to the
Next Rebel Congress-,
g.. &C.. 70.
The Late Rebel Raid Along the Chesa-
peAke Shore.

From tho Richmond Examiner, March 8.
We have just learned the particulars OF very dashng
and successful descent upon the enemy tho Eastern
shore oil Virginia, by Captain Thadet FtZhugh, Of the
with Virginia cavalry and thirteen o, his Captain
fit1hugh az home In Mathews county, Through.
Getting together fourteen OF his meu he crossed Chesa
peake bay to Cherrysone wharf in Northampton
ty and there surprised and captured Yankee picket OF
twenty nine men, aud destroyed large amount Of
mssary and quartermas ers stores and SIX wagons.
One schooner and steamers lying al the wharf
He burnt the schooner bonded OF the steamers and
the other the bay and Dea he'd high up
the Panketank river, with the desIgn, " possible, or
saving It's machinery, which is very valuable Captain
ftzhugh would have extended his rad beyond Cherry
stone, but his having deserted, he felt
thai the information ne would furnish the enemy
would very bring down ovcrwDelm-
ing force upon his little party. lie returned sale
ly to Mathews without any other casualty than the de-
sertion mentioned.
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Lnttstnls, March q 1904.
lhc passenger " 80 leaving InGdnntn Tor loatsy He
las evening thrown MI the track sx mites above
tnumtns, ipdatn. about n6tiEht by displacement
q tho switch The hind usr Mas ntcrseUted bv tree
thc track. smis cor persons ard woudluy several
others
rLu wounded were br ushi 10 Columbus
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Complains or tsen.. Negligence.

FROM the MCninonl ntuc ia On
The Wilmington journal ~ the 81 says tbIt Monday
night last boat load of Yankees of oock.
aiding vessels, slipped IN the main bar pas. tho
forts and up TO Smhyiic. from winch place iBey carried
Of Captain Kelley, OF General Hc5crts stat, aud
negro mau. Captain Kelley Genera lleberts thef
Of Engineers.
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OMcini Notification the Falling Back
Of Buffers Forces.

lfTtD The llChmcId Scntinol. March 7.
An ctcai report TO General Hunton Of date March s.,
by Lieutenant tolunci Robins.
have the honor 10 report thai the enemy has retreat
ed 10 Williamsburg This news was brought 10 me bv
my scouts. who followed them some miles below Skaters
WIFE, and bud iuiormation that they were below Purrt
Ordinary, rapidly falling back 10 Williamsburg Two
regiments OF infantry (negroes came up the
road p:ssornd bridge and remained there until
the " noie iorce fen back
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The Negro Ssutdc.

From the Richmond EXaminer, March
pahlgren's guiue recommended 10 Elm at the last
moment" as the very man lie wanted, = by one "ruy
youra John g. B1bcock, has reached the Libby, in
pany with the Two three hundred brigands be at
tempted 10 guide toto the heart 81 Richmond His
is John A. Hogan, lrisEmsn by birth. twenty
three years old tall and 1.-The with fine, opeo
wheu asked his raLk. lie declared himself foil,
high private. and did not aspire TO thing else Being
,nierrogaied 10 his knowledge Of Richmond and
Suburbs he said he knew u like bog,' he was
lest at tho Hotel de LIBBY III July, 1866 and knew the
officers OF tho prison. Then recognizing MIR. Ross the
clerk Hogan broke out 'iiow do We do. Lieutenant
Ross; glad Ia see you" Hogan boasted Of his
having had four bullets put through his clothing
and hair. IN reply TO question as 10 what ne light
ing Tor, he replied he was fighting for iGn When ench
fun ends hempen rope, ms we trust 1t wl Hogan will
TO estimate Lis business i exc.
Hogan disposed Of tor the present, we would inquire
who rs this '.'ohn G. Bnbcocs' who sent Hogan his
horse Dabigren. II found he should certainly
heacong after iHhrreI, brought 10 Richmond 10
participate IN whatever tate awaits the outlaws OF his
command held here.
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The Cutie, niams ~ Portland.
iusttssp. Mach y, 1864
The Storm cniic~ Nam, from rev yo,k Tor 81. Juhn
4 q 4 nni d a.