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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

I - Al
Of the Uuted sbtes, who, on the oppToesn ".' '"''
people. hQssted his dag. .x,,.... ~ ths
The meeting Ia all respeets furnished ,,s tSe
lively ~ n,pafbiss II the 6enevese poyyso, a. .s,,
msftnancs Of the Union and ee aeC' dns ~ pirt
locked 10 The EIeetssl H .sy % e.innseI so. so
From the beginning " We emo we " ''- -" -.
stantIy surrounded by 5000 pe"@. -r-
The Secretary ot State has teb6aded % follows .,n
To TIE Prorx OF nva; s ,:n rs9s snd have
ia 800 the PrssileDs yonr ferreBt eiol m;i
ros srna address g che yeS %as s o. In the
.ll nv oousyr, pen. fos tae imcg sue sppn"
vriste words u sy,Ap,,hy and iressst to- the al
pcasy ca which binds the first EZRA S.
lo o. Amsia :. The necp,e Of switzerland may rest
%S 1scs, else aa. Il WI not p ,ne
- 10 ~ this LATED States when Will neuSy tho y .,
pee :" ~" 20 foreign enemies surrender u TO
Sonestic actisn s'aent prsyers for the preser'
stn ~ tho Consultation. the freedom. ond lie pros
as;,v of switzerland have the homer to reinaiA al"
sepS ''"' WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
.sass Department Washfnsto~. July 30. 1864. "
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JAinss B. Wlitnsy -. Abe Mayor, ~ ,.ra -
This was an application Tor an tn1uncuc9
restrain the defendants from Altering the grade q
Worth street. On the erSu"d tint 10 woult west -
occurred the ground that the complaint did pol
state facts 10 constitnte case OF a6ticn. he dae
OF the Court rendered this nornin1 - tlleve y
l. CAHDoIo I'LL q lax the stAtuts Of 1909 Avtde9 ~
streets IN the City Of New YORK. "a tAs question &
gradingor altering their grades into two dhaees va
Those lying south Of Sisy-tulsd stvsg& which y h6i4
lated npon - .Esn having a. es,ablshed gyAde snS
those lying neIta Of Sixty second stfeeA Which II
treated as not having an established grade
erwise while legishtine for ell tho sreet4 N this of
both north and south Of given line. With a.yew II
make their grade permanent, there happened 70 q
eny streets (which believe Ia rot tie esee) lying eou
OF Sxtythrd street. whcb ut the passage Of Ne -
had established grade. the city would maze Oh
and change II at pleasure Certainly this would %
defeat ~ part al least the manifest intention OF The
Legislature that when grade was onee sstahAAheA u
While, therefore il ua,ht peYhaps have ben techxA
caly better pleading had tho poins svtrfed tbs
Worth street had estsbisshed grade at the tise q
the passage VI the act VI s5,, thin. when judged
the light In which II seems ~ TIE statute n,u1t ~
construed the avsrmcnt ~ the cenpisnt shewfng tas
Worth street Is o sfrst !ihg soptb OF 6iuy thlto
street and that TIE defendants are ATTEMPTING " et
its Grade. must be sefctaIt that tho sermenu q
the complaint present J,st such ca.s S On nct -
tempt.d 10 be done ,ie- esor cf kss sgheFity hse
ing been acquired the exetuti9 o o. which wiu lead
tho commission OF irrsparab'e injary 70 tse nee.ss
(see compliant. fol- G. a,imi'trd ~ denartsfl ThieA
withih Dl the authorities. jus fss We q
court Of equity, J,1gnsnr f'r IiainuN on asuarisN
with eaye 10 ans wey ytnoDt ~ costa si't' w
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Sunday evening Just as INC boys were turning N Tor
the aghr we rccai, cd 0fleis 10 i In lively anu We
were pasted entirely around tho incosirc IN when the
prisoners are confined There enc Robel prisoner
who incauliousy Showed himself 70 the negio guard
which il posted inside the nclosnre. and, a. rcwad'
received part of tie contents ~ one az their f'hes
The charge consisted ~ three bucksbot and nnhet
rone Of the former hitting him IN the side. and strknS
lib OF something else 10 divert ts course went afeu
potion Of the body. and. hear. came cut OF te
back. lie complained very yehelnenty ut tpe usage
ho received. and might have been heard long
distance, but immediately thereafter al WIS "a
quiet ia before. l am satisfied the pa 'oheIa
will find nry attempt on their part 70 esehpo
10 be not only futile, but will result most d,sst,
trourly 10 them We have alm0st daily new arrivals nI
essi,ance from other parts Of tie STATE az Iiso lho
Grn,s from our city who arrived last evening 9uhing
lney They at present qnariored ~ Sn ruA vs..
l. where chartered on oar afll'v1 ."IV. i"',
are IL ne located near soon as =,
can be- suplied lhen. On the sane day ilo on" hcR
mcut of IroOkiyn. numbering about slo men, 'con
mnLdri hy Cot Adnmr arrived here. ihty uic n'"eu
with Enfield iiics. and. Judging nom what INV LII
OF he officers md neu ahondsay ;hPy ",Fc hoeeHHi
set of men. Likewise ai1i,cd on The same ta! 't
and S3th nlsu miin regiments Tue "hoie tni,. "
lieIc 10 be from EloOhIyn vicinity. me St', Us
they tell mo- vera ordered two weeks $50 10 NHseis-
Ton ahdNyere to FoIt Richmond. IN new avi \
hnl h0r rwrng tHtion TO thui Places ON th"t
order was couAiermanod Gnd they received "ides 10
report here immodjaieh lCor. Rool. Eip1oS'' ''i'
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=. rxv,.-,on Or the rs-s<i Mine, re.

- -. wAsgnoros, Monday. Aug. 9. 1854.
A letter from the Army u the Potomac, daied
saturdsy evening. ssys:
81" Is NO, generally believed tb't the Porposs OF he
enemy on Friday was bIos up fort In front OF 'ne
,,h co,o. but their Intention wss TO damage mine
which they suspected was being dug n ont Of the ie'o
Corps .e.., ,,.s ~,s.., NAV
have been the object oil Our men were conside'aoiy
,ta,tlsd and every one rushcd 10 hs posi- Wnen
o, from our Iiue in the direction Tho enemy
ware ,urposed to be advancing As scon o. the ''o'
c,c,rsd away the true state Of affairs was oi'co'cie'
and the frine ceased. o.,
go, hsn .,,uck Col ssesdman. commanding "a
r-,..a. al n,v,.ou. leth Corps inficfing vonnn
D.,,'n' 'oon rented in aeath. re vas gallant
.a,cs,. and nj. service, were highly appreciated
-. ,,,, Of INV deeeiters started 70 come into oui
1pnss ,cs,e,day morring at an e'ry honr. when on'
cnne,. rdt knowing their intention. opened lire upon
,h.u ri,,,np And younJiae ABOUT twen,y. Nine Of
Itheu arrived nj headquarters on Saturday fore
lpo,nl como q thcu rcaniod .-1l-y relresen'
the O,mfedsrsoy ~ being Ia. bad way Oh &c
CONT of The stste OF alters at Aiiinta, ard TEL
how their army was frightened on the previous
Saturday when the mine wac sprung. all lcav
ing their. guns aud running back some dis
ltance fearing other explosions we're going d
occur along the line. But thny soon regsined con
hdsnec aid fell back info their former position In time
10 ieet the attack which they say. was more than ar
hour and bali after the explosion.
There men Say the rcason Why the soldiers DO moi
exchange newspapers is they ere ordered not TO do so
Brt tlr would TO of effect II they could afford &c
buy tho the prcs being fsrty cents apiece. and the,
have no, bsep paid of fog long time.
Very little firing teak place saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
narac,s-Repo,fed b. 7eiSgrapA.

CHICAGO Aug e-FLOUR sctiyr. hLAr dni a. % w.
g. 10 Tor No l. AID 5 sse 81 30 for Nc ro.ias q inside
nsure, Com oue, At 70 for No T. and VI "a Tor No.
IiiasvtS,s trm at :, 615Fl ts: PhoSisioss auieA
FrHionrs steady &C. CS!n to b9ss kscnrrs soo a.
ori, siirwxsrs-l.SO bol.. Flour, $3.50 bash- Wheat
l59 Ot0 do. Corn, iS,d0 do tat. ., ,v....
GrrpAIo, Avg al Jous dull end nncasnred "hkAs
All "a ,,arivs Cons ds: No held at y 81 pATs-e
Sslrs No 2, ssc Other gsins rec sud nominal WINK
dull At 81 1lasl - CANAL taEienrs TO NM okkJ
W., Die. Corn lea ,eic. Oats. Ec iAKK lkPoRTsy
sas, bb, Flour eA4e6 bush. Wheat, Yla,55I ensh vxtu
.xAL ExreRrs-9 s73 bbs floui. S<e bush WhesaSsS
4O bush. Corn, ,c6 bush. Data ..r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

RoDBEp IN TIE sTRgET.-At about o'clock
Yesterday morning Mary J. White. Of No. IL Greene
street was robbed OF Sl b. two rnians whom she met
~ tie BoWery near Bleeckcr street She made an ont
cry md officer Long the Terth Precinct. went to
her aid and arrested ono John Ryan; Tho prisoner
was committed by Justice STANDBY In default OF sico
bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
THE SINYItFTH REGIMENT

The returned veterans Il tbs regiment are stationed
al he Arsenal ~ II riland enne They are ali
enlisted men. having served fiiihfuy for three years
Tho officers returned re az follows:
colone. Ncson ShsErDsu; Adjnian,. - Wn6lssy; Sur.
eooa DE- StsbSs; ConpoHy A. Cap, Soturnbrough; Com
rsny r. llei'. smith CcnpBayG, Lieut. Sio-rs ca psny
D. Lieut W~G Company r. Csit. ~ L. vIiu.rlle Com.
riny Ca Benn't, Company q, Lieot kenot; Company
n Li,nt WHITE ..
Tho regiment was stationed nj Key West FOR two
years. aLJ wa tbcn transferred 10 i.ousi'ns whore
they participated in the siege OF Port Hudson and In
ne battle of Irish BEND Thoy were srat In connec.
-iion with the 18th Otrns, TO Maryland aud thence
came 10 Hrooklyn They number ll1 men. In nd
djon 20 lfs, - came yesterday. having been fur
loushei ~ Lieui.Gen Grant. VI whom the speak
very Ligbly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
SUNDAY Mo6rIyo Avr , IaeI

pE OaooT AND WIPE,-Reccntlv JOHN Do
Grnft ana his wife III ysietn 49, ,,rcs,cd ar ,Ic
alleged cominssion Of is''crics n houers which lie
csPt had tsliei under pTrtense Of de.ic 10 uurh.se
9onth Isnth srfeei. Brooshf end CarhrJiae Cenrhe
~ 10 tranhlm Terrace Appeared U,roIo Jss,ies
ioesn. and pfcfcired oisr eoilp.aints Tho sccusoI
were cpmulitcd 10. tlial
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rs...e.rer. Arrived.

I'm br,, rye,;oy from Eer,-sdc--John Bryhs NJ N.the
wsv n R.rs Ihos. Hurley Jobn Hancock, WIN JshpsoS
n P.nI,'on j. DAVIS J. Denny. Thos rope John msho,S
John Bsnsan, L. T. LOOMS Ihos' "s''oh' 's'' WILHELM"
~ .ely q. j. Miller from ElsuAra-C. MARLBOROUGH snS
family Wm. Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

FIRE IN WILLIAM STREET. 8 o'clock on
Monday IRE occurred IN the paint store of Whtmofc
& Wardel caused by the combustion OF a barrel OF
beninc which resulted In loss OF SlOOj fully Insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
rn2os,nn. u,ovcmcar. ON Zoos.
From Our special Ccrrc.rondrn,.
-fte II FRONT or prrgrsnUr1 w..
| ~- -- 49,, b.. FRIDAY, Aug D. ie,A

From Our special Ccfrcsiondrm-
.rq In FIoNT oP prrYrspurh w..
80 - .,, FRIDAY, aug o. ietA.
As you no doubt will already have heard
throuph the passengers, the moi boat John Trools,
tom Civ Point Yesterday was driven back - Rebel
brtery which had been pet IL position about Eve miles
below tie Poiat on the n,arh side 81 james River
eunboat OF two was seat down witch s'cncci TIE
btery when the mai.boni pursnod her WY in safety.
Afterwsrl general sleing Of the woods In the violin
its by Gle gnnboats took pace. and further difficulty
is apprebeEded. -
Tie erpointel day Of fasting ard prayer vcs nom
inay observed ia camp yesterday but'it is to be con-
fcssed fiat tleio very little actual f'si.rg ard
,Ggyer attended to- The soldiers seem TO think te
people of home, who have clarches and other facilities
can aie1a to these little matters Of etiquette. while they
do the fghtfng-thnt js that tie people at homo can
fast and pray. While tey vete4 tss Wei % IroJ) Bob
Lee md Lila fasf,ns and Tv'drs hcrdos.
Ibete ne afew casualties ocoaITiHg daily along the
lines rcln picket firing both by erer, and nGslcfrr.
but these are considered rG.ie's % course here and
hardly attract the least at niion outside Of the nne
date circle VI tho casualties
Yesterday afternoon as the siuitary Commission
boat Mary brown was sesniny up tho James. rather
further than tho law allows. on recreation trip fr
some II it, ted.oni AGENTS neIodog ,c Ms'~s s'r'h
and Mary SHAW Of Wtnirst,n. Id. tvo nine bsHs
whietled through group embracing these tTo ia!'e-
on tire upper deck woundne tno,ay It - supp ss',
both Dir. wilson and Mr.. S0ys a New-iork City.
agents OF tie Coornis.!oi anoer ball killing the en-.
gineer Of the boat the spot Tho two ladies accom'
pany the wounded home on the Daa bosi Dictator
this nnrnipg.
Of the military situation bis morning can only cay.
but that safely and truly thai tho Armies Of the Poo
mae ard James were never In better condition end
splits nan they OF til, moment Oiher important
are already foot and you NAV expect "a
4 hear news soon. uLAoIEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
Tho rumhrr hnnisled ~ Substitutes Is - ioll0

.ai'. s.sHfS'o
Ills nuInncr IT, therefore eth 10 BE- rails IA order
Ia M ihe quota OF this city Substitutes are plenty
but !, aIpeals that principals ,ckng. They should
come iOrward md AID by furnishing least one man
each toward oil ng The quota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

THg EXPENSES ron NEXT YEAg.--The
BROOD lyn Alderman and snperyisrs met In Joint
Board ust ryeuing. MAYOR Wood occupi the chair.
TIE Committee the subject IL ponses Tor next year
submitted tho following statement as the amount ro-
nnf :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

Tho eatimatsd revenue 10 deducted from tho above
Is Sl9, 600 leaving tie whole amount 10 be raised by
tax AZ s 62,I59 q. The Board passed upon several
Of the items and adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
vrrERaN TROOPS Of rVRLoreU.
EXEMPTION PArERs.

II IL desirabe that exemption papers iorl hose
tho Committee have furnished substitutes
,hni L. taken mp feat 80 they az. mnd" OUT olher
Use theI "a much inconvenience attending the opera
tinr These hulding Mr. Eunts rce'ip's. WIN INC
following rumberA have been furnished each WIN a
substitute. bit TIER pgTeFs Of Exemption A.. W. mn
rnlloJ .or VIZ; Nos ~ g. 80 ~ 49, 80 ~. 90 4s,.
SO 457. 49, 4G9 A., Ci as SCI. 4c4 ssO Ga ''c'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
TEE ENGLISH RAILWAY MUKDEaER.-0n

TEE FyGLlsH RAILWAY MURDERER.--On
board the steamship City " Cork. which arrived %
SUNDAY night was second London Detective whom tho
Bow street Police Court dispatched u work In conjsno
ton With Inspector Tanner te detective who arrives
in tie City Of Manchester SATURDAY. rwas feared
that through accident or possible Delay the City q
Manches err might MT reach il pert before tho arsi,ee
OF ,hc VICTORY The vessel wieA Frencis Aaer th4
Ereush railway murderer. took passage. lnspectos
Kerressey Detective rsniers iy.atfved ASSOCIATE
trnrs warrant for tie arrest Of Muller bearing The
Endorsement Of Charles Frahes ADAMS. onI minister
Al LoiLp and Inspector Tanner mOuyht With hnn I've
Witnesses who will 10 able 10 identify hnier on NJ
errsal Ii may therefore be regarded ~ highly proS
sbe that there will he difficulty N returning ne
murderer Iolion provided he actually TOOK nlss. o.
Tho Victry nnd has not through strsinem misled m
Lor dom ,etcctyes Onr own police are working viz
Tho London officers IN this case. .. r. $3.50. :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

TIoTES ARaIvAIs.-Ger. Hooker was ex.
peeted 10 nrrre in tie city sst evening but owing -
some unavoidable detention lis Gepaffars from WISH
ngton VS. delayed Until O'Clock las, evening Com
scQufntly as per telegram Received At the Asor HonA
TIC General viii arrive IN the city at On early row
tbs MOI ming. ~. CD
Gen. Mcclellan visited Generals Franklin and Ston4
q, the Breyoort House yesterday which proved 70 b
mutually agreeable
senator Ira BGrris Albany Hon. Wm. d. Kellogg
H.; Geo. w Adams, WaeLisgt01; &. Fisher aud w.
Baud. e. s. Navy. and J. A. BALDWIN. philadelphia
are at the Astsr House.
BuleD nom FORTRESS Monroe; &. ii. Forbes U. 3.
Army AID W. C Vance and family Indiana, are ~
he ST. Nicholas Hotel
sereeon G. c. Coz, L. S. Army; Waldo Pierce ana
wife Bristol, Wm. Is Eaton and Dr.. Derby. U. s.
Navy; and Capt " l.. Dykeman, 10th U. ). imsAfrH
arc az tho Metropol an Hotel raf % %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

Recruiting was brfk yesterday. Gs hereto
fore. some foiy men layina been enlisted. The mum
Der Of men required unior tie late cal u he President
Is ns FLOWS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
Lecn; Military.
GOING TO ELMIRA.
UrApQuARTERs lsr DIVISION N. g. s. N.Y.
NEw.YoIK. Aug. 8 1894.

uE1pSUAklEks DINlrics Az We ~. Af' -
New. YORK, Aug, lsei.
SPECIAL Orders, M. 33.-Col. John n.
wisry. commanding The l02d Ieg'. y; G. 8. \; X,
viii forward to Eimiia to-uerpw. the 9ih iDst tnose
companies If tis regiment when IRE row rec ued 70
the minimum standard. aud The remaining companies as
soon a. their nunlieTs arr sled They VIII report
on arrival n MaT Deyin Acting sssistantf Provost
Mershhl.G eperal, srd supeli tchdent OF the re-
oruifing for the ono hundred days men, Or
BY order of Msjcr-Gsn. Chaa W. Sardforf
AtEyA>rrW UA,utTo:, Division Ilspcctor.
IIyDsEY niuEs. lrD RECT. n. u. :. v. T..
URABot ARTTRs MERCER HoUeT. Aug :, 1894.
GTHERAL ORIREs no. l2.-in conpliance WIN the
above Sprcnl order No. - from division headquarters
all companies Of this regiment having the minimum
number II men viii lie Forwarded b. Eimira. =. T.. on
on Tuesday, Aug 9. ut p. ~. JpnareIB'aater filce
will make lie necessary Iepuision ior trans poiia"Oh
and Subsistence iir M Sa'cly.
by 0llcr Of Col. John ). Wilsey.
r..I iirEfY J. WHITE. AfIutant.
VETERAN TROOPS on fURLoUGH.
Two Maine repiments--the 13tb, nh.er com
maud II Col Rns CON rrising 79 men, and the 5.h;
Col Dyer ~ mel-srived here on Sunday night. ana
LETT .pr homo st uirh Of tae Sonnd senntoas.
rlcse tro"ps rcnsioi IN Janury and fehlnlry lls'.
hnt the ryaeneins OF tbs service quired then presence
IN n, frld and they feuaired. rLu b,u. sig week
ago bolh eeirenis IN The Drprtreii Of ne nu'
since then they hava been with the Army vi inc
mnc. =, t,r, -
Eims's hossachusptts rttery. comprHi'e e.'s' =,
men arrived re Yesterday TOtnla ana st,lta ~ ~
home with tie Maine The aril!efynlen nave '''
iiJelllsted sCr tie war
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-20
.Cor. Ianwlkins.,

1
Many of our readers win recollect fell
low styling himself "Col. Hasrkins," repre-
senting that he was refugee from Tennes-
see and most intensely 'loyal'--in fact had
been robbed of his property by the rebels,
and had been compelled to suffer other ter
rible privations. This fellow spoke at many
points and behaved insolently, we may say
infamously, toward those who were unwil-
ling to accept his standard of 'loyalty."-
Parson BRowNLow, in recent number OF
the Knoxville Whtg, gives the following bio
graphical sketch of the impostor and scoun-
diel:
"CoI. HAwKINs."-A man calling him
self by the above title is lecturing through
Illinois and Indiana, and representing him
self as an associate Of ours In editing pa
per, in the rebel jail; as belonging to The
ID Tennessee cavalry; as being out after
deserters, by appointment of Gen. Rose
Grams. We have been written to from both
of these States for information. We are
not disposed to injure this man, but the
time has come when we must set him right.
Not one of his statements are true. His
name is HHtchins, not Hawkins, and he is q
Vermont Yankee, and was imprisoned in
Kingston, ten miles west of here, several
years ago, not for his Union sentiments, but
for stealing box Of books. He was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary, and was after
wards got off by the interference Of friends,
who sympathized with him on the ground
of his partial arrangement. He ought now
to 60 to work and quit lying.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-20
Now and Then--The kentucky
Abolition Convention. 2.'

About six years ago, d. Bailey started
an Abolition paper, called the Newport
Ne,rs, in Newport, Kentucky. After brief
existence, ,thepap was summarily squelch-
ed by an uprising Of citizens, who destroy
ed the publishing office and all its contents
by fire. They also fired and destroyed the
editors dwelling, coated him over with tar
and feathers, rode him on rail through
the town, and then set him down on the
Ohio side of the river with orders never to
return to Newport. The ringleaders in the
affair were indicted in the local courts, and
soon released with no heavier punishment
than payment of court costs. Four of these
persons are now leaders of the Radical par
ty In that portion of Kentucky and few days
ago they " engineered" a Radical meeting
in Newport, at which themselves and Others
were appointed delegates to the Abolition
Convention which is to meet in Louisville
on the 22d inst.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-20
4.es2.7@
Sherif's Sale.

susannsh Davenport. Superior Court I.
William Chadwick, ct al, Franklin County. i
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OE
j the said Court TO me directed, will offer for
sale at public auction the door Of the Court House
inthe City Of Columbus. onoI9aiJf, 0s 'I1 q,
Saturday, the 10th day of March, A. d. 1854,
At one o'clock P. NJ. the following described real
estate, situate in the county Of FrnHin and State
Of Ohio, to-wit: The west half of lot No. six 90 in
section one ~, tp. one ~ sixteen us s. Mil
itary lands containing fifty acres, more or less ex-
cep ~ acres set of and assigned 70 Elizabeth Shad
wick wife Of the said William Shadwick. deserib-
cd as follows, lto-wit: Beginning at post in the
township road northwest corner to said lot No. Q,
and running thence with said road south 8S deg, is
min east 40 poles to post, thence south deg; Is
min, north 4S poles 10 post; thence north eSdeg.
Is min,, west poles 10 post thence south
deg. As min, west 50 poles 70 post. in the south
line Of said lot Number Q; thence with said south
line north SO deg Is uiin, west 30 T-loo poles to
post or stone, southwest corner TO said lot No. 8
thence with the westline Of said lot north dog. Is
min 100 poles to the beginning, with all the appur-
tenances thereunto belongings Pt FAst :,
Appraised at 90, ,s3h per acre. $500 \.
t's'N,l ~ WIN. DOMIGAN,
h ~ }tlaq Sheriff Of Franklin County.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED ExrREssIY for the STATESMAN
For las, wight. a,eeh.. see "a page
Morning and Noon Dispatches.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18-There will be no
: change in the command of the Army of the
Potomac. 1t is understood Gen. Meade
will retain the command for the next cam
paign. .E. 6t5s 9et
There was something Of a sensation in the
Senate to-day by a statement of Mr.. Con-
ness relative to the imperative necessity of
sending fleet of war steamers to the Pa
cific coast without delay. The authorities
have positive information that rebel steam
ers have left Asia for that coast. IL Is fear
ed San Francisco will be menaced before the
navy can afford the requisite protection.
The Times special from Washington 18th
says: Senator Summers report on the re-
peal ofthe Fugitive Slave law and the legal
fzation of the Emancipation proclamation
was read in committee to-day, and will be
presented to the Senate on Monday. 9l
Several hundred copies of the Amnesty
proclamation have been senti into Lees army
within week. The effect is already per-
ceptible in the increased number of deser-
ters.
The Tribune's special from Washington
18th says; The officers who escaped from
Richmond have been granted a fiirlough of
thirty days. 10.
In the House to-day Mr.. Garfield stated
that there will be $75,000,000 in gold in the
treasury July LIST at the present rate Of re-
ceipts, and the pledges of the Government
for coin are $23,0O00O0.
The Postoffice Department of Canada
having for the sake Of uniformity consented
to so modify their postal arrangement be-
tween the U. s. and Canada, Of 1851, as to
establish Uniform postage Of letters of 10
cents, the single rate between Canada and
all parts of the U. S., it is ordered by Post
master General Blair that in future the in
ternational postage charges on all letters
between Canada and any part Of the U. S.
shall be 10 cents, the single rate for half an
ounce or under, with prepayment, without
regard to difference of distance or route of
conveyance. ta