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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-08
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

SYLVESTER WATSON, Virginia G. Erect,
y Alice A, Erect. Emma NJ. Erect, Alma
A Frrct, ChaitseC Erect, Clinton E, Erect,
Nina Garrett, j. Clifford and Mary c. Gill
liiorl his wife, Nancy Garrett and Eliza Jane
Garrett. will take notice thnt petition was
filed against them on the 9Th day of May,
1854, in the Court OF Common Pleas of Wyan-
dot County Ohio, by James q. Roberts, aud is
now pending wherein said James G Roberts
demands p4Ttition Of Ire following real estate
to wit 50 much of the South west fraction Of
section thirty two (32) in Township two, (2.)
South OF Range Fourteen (ld) East, in said
county as lies West Of the centre of the rood
leading from Upper Sandusky to Bellfontane
containing Fifteen and ii ,l00 acres more or
less, aud that at the next term Of said Court
the said James G. Roberts, will apply for an
olderthat parLitioa may ne made Of said prem
ises. J. D. SEARS.
Atty for Petitioner.
May 90, lSG4.--6w.
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Capt Asa Broytou, S,rgt. David Nye,
Lt 7, B, Baumgartner, " John Lime,
Lt. Amos Steticr, " Elm CarotnclF.
My correspondence now somewhat longer
than designed it to be, therefore viii not dc
tain the reader much longer with recounting
anything thathas transpired in camp 10" the
last several weeks, only that the boys are en-
ioying themselves very much, and that We have
but very little sickness.
The weather has been exceedingly hot in this
locality 'or the past few days butt morning
the air is cool, and it Is becoming more pleasant
every hour. Yesterday eveningwc had y fine
rain, which came at a good time rs all yygeta-
ton was becoming somewhat wiJhcrcd, and was
suffering for rain
The farmers are busily engaged in cutting
their wheat harvest. Crops are very good, and
] have mdtrstoo from farmers in this section oi
country, that there will be the heaviest crops a
all kinds, if nothing befalls them, that has been
in this State for number of years.
With this will close for thc'prcs2nts hoping
what have in my inexperienced way of writ
ting given your readers, may prove of int'rrs
to them, and be read by all the citizens Of Wy
andot county, Yours Respectfully,
| W c. o.
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Adjournment of Congr ess.

Both houses of G C'ngless adjourned on
Monday last the 4th inst. shortly after l2,
little business being done except the en-
rollment and signing ofbills.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-08
Sale of Real Estate by Order Of
the Cou;t.

On the Sth day of June A. D., 1864, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon, ol the premises, in
Antrim Township, WAandot County, Ohio,
viii be sod to the highest bidder
the following real estate as the pro, erty Of
Violet Waters aud Wilson Waters m in' r heirs
of Mchal Waters dec d, to- wit. The undivi-
ded two thirds part Of lot number one ~ Sec
ron ten (l0) Township three (3) and Range
fifteen (l5) in said Wyandot county contain
ing fifty-two res.
Subject to the d,wer Of the widow therein.
Appra; sed at 1886. Terms of Snle one third
in cash on day of Sale. one third in one year
and one third in two years with interest, the
deferred ayment to be secured by mortgage OH
the premises,
AAAM r. WEBB Guardian of
Violet Walters and vii. on Walters.
McKELLY & GRISELL. Atys.
May 20, '64,- 4w. a-
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Carriages, &C will be pltccd in IN! hands lor
collection on the
ElGcT nav nE INV NEWT

collection on the
FIRST DAY or JULY NEXT!
Notice is Therefore hereby given, 10 all per.
sons in WYANDOr COUNTY, upon WHOM
such Taxes have been levied that Thomas L
6riscll Deputy Collector for said county, viii
be at his office in UPPER SANDUSKY, fol
the purpose receiving the same, from the St,
until the 30th day ofJu y, 1864, and that upon
all LICENSE DUTIES AND TANES on
CARRIAGES romaining unpaid after that
date a penhlty Of 10 per cent, will be add Cd
and upon all Income 1'axea penety of S pc,
cent, a' provided by law.
Collectors Office, 5th District O.. Lima
June 2lst, 1861.
SHELBY TAYLOR,
Collector 5th Dist O.
June 81, IS6i-3t,
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New Advertisements.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ENHE undel pncd has been duly appoin.
ted aud qualfad as Adminlrtraior of the
estate Of Capt. VIM Ii. Kllmer. late Of Wyan
dot county, Ohio. decd
K, A. HENDERSON.
June 9th, lSGi-3w
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HEH q n. 7 ssss
The annual list of Taxes for the year 1864
rs ;assell under the provisions of the EXcisC
Iii Of the United States. undo the directio
Of G W. BEERY, Esg, Assessor OF the f5t'
Collection District of The State of Ohio, con
sistng Of
License Duties and Taxes on
Inccnle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-08
]. I NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the JOB of
~ building Bridge over the Tymochtee
Creek, where the Road running from Craw-
fordsyil'e to Mt. Blanchard crosses said
steam in Crawford Township, will be let by
the Commissioners of Wyandot county, TO
the lowest responsible bidder at the place
designated for said work, on Saturday, the
10th day of July, 1864 between the hours Of
10 clock, a. m, and o'clock, p. M, of said
day.
BY order Of thc Commissioners,
HENRY A. IOYT, ..
Auditor, W. c. o.
June 7th, 1861. 't'a
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| heartily sympGthise with his bcreaycd com
panon if she was true to him, and especially
with his fntherlcss children. He has left a va
cancy that no mortal can fill 1t is painful tt
me to know that while we are deposltng his
remains in the cold and silent tomb bis loved
ones at home are ignorant of the fact, that h,
is no more among the living, My prayer is
that the Great God of the universe, may sus ain
his surviving friends and relatives, so that they
can bear up under lhis their hour of bereaYe
ment. am happy to say, that o'r friend has
had the best of treatment from physicians and
men, aud hence we know that his death was
not occasoned by neglect. We will now close
his resting place, with the cold clods of the val
ley, hoping that in the great resurrection morn
ing, he may be numbered with the " just made
perfect, who have come up through much tribu.
lation, and have washed their robes and made
them white in the blood of the lamb" Amen.
TESTIMONIAL or REGARDS.
At Il meeting of Co. D, lIith Rcgt. 0. N. c.,
the following .r3olutions were adopted in view
of the death of Elkana Sherman, u member OF
said company.
WHEREAS; In the providence Of Almighty
God, one of our fellow-soldicrs has been sudden
ly taken from our midst by the ruthless hand OF
death, to exchange time for eternity, and, there
fore be it
Rpsolccd, That We members of Go. y, dc
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-08

June t7ih 1864 Gw.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05

stitu,e tic chief Difficulties Of The capture of
tic plstc SIS our heavy gunloais cannot sp
prcsrh ncaf emo h TO operate against Is. In
this view 1t IS probable that nothing mor
Ia intended Just yet than the capture Of
Smith Islsnd, which will cut off the block
aje running business an important object. % Will
nIirgtou is now tic only port Of entry "
open to tho Cnelish block sdc-runucrs. The fact
that All important movement The southern coast
Is on foot, Is confirmed by the following EXTRACTS
from the late southern IspctA The Richmond
pisrstCn says
1T Is believed that some new movement 81 i'm
potsnce IL On loot several transports are sail to
have len Charleston heavily laden with truops, and
ssilcd northwnrd."
TIC ka.,.h NC! CosrzrrEArr states;
Nsutc disorders from Ncwt,'rn ssy that the
en,uys feet u now fenic2vousns IN force at
IIauiott Uhrbor. preparatory 'or sn attach upon
Wihnlrylcu. SitiN Vcsrr II various &. lsscs have
already arrived, and more or less ARE conuus into
port every day. Olr correspondent writes ~
give this rs Yankee news NJ oyiniou IL that this
movement q tho Yankee fcSt IN Beaufort Hs,Nor
isuot intend I'll for ala s,tacs upon Wllmiuet,n ID.
buI merely to relieve The bicks Ting squadron now
or the mouth of Cape Fear However, We sAs.l
soon zee v lat shall see"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05

4 letter r IN Chattanooga, October ~ TO the
Cincinnati CoMxErciAI- SAYS:

letter r IN Chattanooga, O;tobw ~, TO the
Ciucinuai CoxxErci.r- says;
M nfhccr Who lett Al ants three DAYS avo has
giScr the status " alta thor. The gSrrisu,
which 10 sufficient 70 make prolonged re.istancc
&C. II .d'- whole force. have ION vo-sius day and
uifh 1t - f,-ttcatcrs md have completed three
new ines inside the outc- M which Wa desi eucd
TO- q large Ar,nv. Tho ACT ~ inner Inc Ia drawn
Close around the heat ~ the CIV, enclosing AL
munitions aud supplies, snd could H. held 10 the
las, extremity. tion- are abundant. including
SUGAR aud coffee, enough TO last - OF - days.
Forage Is srsrrc, md the pubic animals are
somewhat str,cd ia their provcudcr, but enough
IN keep them ~ ,lcr,ble spirits II gathered
from the adjacent country. Tho rebel cavalry, II
IA not known IN wha, force, ovcrs south md west
Of the city, cnsc,ng tho role assumed by thc rwsn-
no'h Corp, N ShCrmsn's scucnt IN lncst ORC
that -, standing ready H. occupy the city when
ever the outwi,,el Yankees may nave the goodness
| to retire II thcy bad taken A'latoons ~ We took
Jnncshoro an evacuation might possibly have
come NJ for con-ider,t,rn. Hut, stand z
| n. Al, anita garrison is In measure isolstcd in
thot II gets newspapers and ~ rrgsl~i with re-
| ports that bridgeport IN burned and Nashville IN
the Possession cf the enemy, there IL not much dan
ger ~ its exploding magazines and flying bv night,
| until hard tack ~ all gone, mules all consumed.
and oh boots and harness deprived Of their siege
| born succucncc. Trains run now from Ressca v
! Ailanta. The seven miles destroyed about Nj
| Shnnty by the enemy have teen fully repaired
| rhsrc now exists All interval of tweutv-one miles
| between inno Hi and Rctaca including oDs
| small bridge which must lie rr'aid. large forc'
" engaged IN rcplac thc track. task which vii
| h. accomplished within two weeks at the outside
| The damage to the large hr.dgcs irom tho reccn
frnshcis has hocn repaired supplies could h
transported around tho gaps u n~ressary. whci
| n ,od was nearing Dalton. G-ncra Schohcld ~
! cc,vct n despsicl from sherman directing that th
| WAY IT, East reunc he left open TO the former
The dispO sltion was made, but the polite profile
! was 4 srcsarici. Chattanooga Ia literally over
Aowed Nth recruits Tho late draf, socrns to hsv
been decidedly successful IN rcnorciug the armies
Certainly not less than two tbonsand arrive her
| ca N IS, ~
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
Friday. Oct. -.
Kansas and Missouri.
Prices Army ROutcd.

81 LOUIS Oct. 2t.-rhe DRSoCnArs dispatch
from Lavenworth, says Pricc har been driven he
low Fort Scott, closely pursued by our cavslry.
We have captured n large number prsoucr--
including Generals MMrnsdukc ana CO. -, and
several pieces Of artillery. General Itpsccrsns
was nt Little santa Re, twelve mh,- south OF Ksn-
sss Cts, with bis infantry, on Tuesday right
81 Louis, oct 2,.-rhc iolD~,ng ~ derived
from an entirely rciiablc sourc" our forcrs have
locn driving Price rapidly Slnnc sunday and n,
last accounts no WINS t~entv-hve or thirty miles
southeast OF For, Scott and his army routed aud
dispersed. On rl-s-lsy We had several fights
with him teiw"eu Mound C.iy and Fort S;oti. in
a. OF wh ch nr ~as badly whipIoi, losing i,5OO
prisoners and ten or twelve pieces or artillery.
Among the prisoners arc MAJOR tcncral Marina
duke. and Rrgndier -tiou tabsu, several cHunelN,
and uthcr oil 'erH Price was sgoin ntackc yes
ter lay morning eaort distance norio Of Fort
scott, aud driven poH reu IN southr~torly di-
recti0n. IL birlcd 90 WAGONS yesterday ~ pre-
vent them being cap:urod N1tning Is stated
sbou, the loss 81 cthcr sidc bdt there ~ be
no doubt that Prices army is completely demon.
alile. and scattered the tclcg- sph is working 70
For, Scott, bu, nothing has been received IA re-
gard io ,o-,lays operations, ex cpt ulA our forces
are still in vigorous pursuit. General Stpe, with
heavy rclufJrcrment~ ia At Fort Su.ilh, with tie
probable Wow Of coutc.iiui Price catrince into
Arkansas
- Lo"is No, o.. -pi,patch,s IN the hVr.
der papers say tia. train from Fort smith was
attacked by bush whnckcrs scuui 81 Fort s'ut,, ID
men killed, aud par, 4 the tran burned. About
LEO rrfigees sccoif panied the tram
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05

probable removal. He dos nct work smcshy
with the Lieutenant General, to- unknown reasons.
The election vote in General Grants army IS said
10 be very light the soldiers taking but little inter-
Get In tie result. and manlicstins greater prrl-
vity towsrds practical jokes on the socTun-tscci
Com r1issioncrs than towards politics.
The dram still progresses aud forms he local
gossip. The deficiency IL i've hundred on former
drawings On the former dram nearly NINETY per
cent. escsrrd or evoded one ples or another. 1t
IL hard work to secure the men. and 1t ia now ru-
moted that the President anu Secretary - war
will unite in recommending rcpca' Of the Sub
sp,utc clause" h. Consrcss The conduct cf,hc late
B,ard Of Enrolment may have hal some elect in
diminishing ue number ~ men procured b. the
safe draa. Nos, Il the members ~,re arrested
and some arc Vet in prison. TIE Board has been
entirely rc-orgsn.zed.
The Republicans ice iuesn' over their increased
g. rcssoual maioriues IN the ate elections They
now sure Of tie neat Clul ress hv majority
sucien, 70 amen The Constitution as t. abolish
TIE troublesome institution u slavery This largc
majority virtually SECURE. the psrty n tw1 years
lcs.c II power. even ~ case II the election = a
nenccrauc Prcsldcnt-au event respecting which
even the most sscs1ous wite-ru'lcrs arc dubious
OF ooui-, thc regular rank and file OF the rc'Isc.
tive parties ar n parcuti. At least. equally CON
hdent NJ thc success II their candidstes, ani ar
working -, ously to that end. Nrno.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
Thursday. Oct. a..
GEES ERAL SNER
HOnd sill Rcfrcatiua Ctr

Cincinn'ti, oct. 70 The CosNrBctAi's Nash
nile disp ,ich says slefmsn is at Gsylcsvie, near
= os1 L scr. rcssiuI Hood, who Is refreshing TO-
"ard GNlseu. Hood will 10 compel led either to
move 1,rth 10 tic Tennessee river, or south to
Jacksonville. lie army IS reported to be dcs,i.
Iuic q ahoca and food TIE t,lrosd from Cha,ta.
soo,'s 8 Atlanta will Re completed ~ Thursday.
Cha'idroo11, oct, gh.-A1vicrs received here
announce toe capture Of CAP. M,hanuS 4 tie
.sA Pennsylvania Regimen. citizen - Re,d ng,
snd q Capt. Hall 81 the ldth Pennsylvania Rca.
neut While on SOC way from The front g. this
7'acc Both arc oS-eiloni o'h.crs Yc.tcfds .
ssrty Il a thousand prisoners ,a'uc n from A..
,an,a, where they have been since the taking of
y nt rlnco.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
Wilmington, Next
treat Prepn ratious-Thc southern Papers
Alarmed.

Il is given out that the great heet Nat las been
concentrating at Fortress Monroe, for spuse umo
past, 81 intcnded 70 operate against Wilmington,
~ e. The expedition rs 20 he under the command
OF AIm.ra Porter, anil thc rr.iczN'us ~ ~ be at
Beaufort, sc, aud the atIAcE n,y take place
next week Tho immod ate otlcct Of TIC expedition
will be no reduction Of the rchcl batteries COM
p'snding the rnouth of the CAPE Fcar nyer. These
batteries arc lo'atco on s'aith'S IslAn1, a the
mouth of tic RIVER, and coutaar jug the ap-
proacncs 10 Wilmington.
TIE harbor Of w,lmlnston IS shn Tow, upt has
been greatly improved by inc rnitea states Il
does not admit however, Of the entrance II vessels
over six hundred tops ThS Oh alowness VIII con-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05

Washington, OCT. y. There never MS more
timely victory 'h.n sbcr!I.n's, N dc shcr nndoah
Valley 7, relieved ,hr gloom that was scus,bly
,c,tl.u: over the community -or IN oNoiiGtc times
l.c these, IL mere temporary atrcno" q the
strongest s.ln.ulantr Of w il regarded as An
ornuus sicn o, imp.ni " evil. There is
,c-y litt'c news ~ suterqg'n operations ny Shcr'
dan lut It j. rnicr~i, od that nc has rpi followed
Il, re-, Il army very far up the Vale. 1t is now
,1d Lat the rchcl siiaCs was sirn.e zeal to pro-
vc,t tic .,..i.ns Of two u slcli'nus Army Corps
20 reinforce General Grant There IL some ;ro.ni
t,- this sti,cmcp. US it is known that tho Sxth
Any t,rIs was w tn" way, hi was fortunately
recalled from a m.syiyins as to tho result q
woa;cnn- sheridan tpo much The rebel
General ri-lv vas csi9ht narpug by
tic lucky "1uc lranman" 'ho has
,t.c-ci e.. rcpg.luon va,n was reFaricl
r., "a ancient Romans as an css nual "on4ent of =
Soc-al-a' lc,ar success u. u tlorc wee any
4 ,tt Of "a, q V..'i tr rcro7ed hH ssht Of
80 ba,Cc.r7rf, 'r-rr'es and prs ne wLeh ar
rived lcrc On .rla7 ~ to- charge 81 "ea"r''
Custer Toe occasou Wa .os''vc one IN the War
Department. s.arr'n-y Stanton unt'n"ir0 20 de-
rrcc tat cauacd IS srec,ac'es {" S'crm again
The secretary lr uu~cil To- Ia. i' vat 10 Gene
al Grants army resulted In cold and chil's r. n
,uu, ou ttc north bank - tie james River
'.i Which SPEAKS tut lite fer tie boslth.ncss I'd
-. r.,a..,r .slt,u B'uor's UlHr.
C..tral Gea3' has lot yct moved a. evp"c''i
49,. rroiai U.s. vi not FOR lvccs OF two. 4 move
.t,t IS Going ~ IN me Middle Department whicf
-.r.t rc daye'u,,' lolo-o he grand 'ss-ult cay
. .. a. ~ ,rl,s
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05

Montreal, DC, f6.-scvrs, deIostons were
taken At 81 johns relative to the rcccn; Vermont
Bank Robbery. aud others wcrc taken to-day. The
pr. soucrs have all Teen easily idenhcd, and ii
they arc committee, the tia, will r-otobly be
transferred to Montre,l
Washington oct .6.-Aisiccs rcriyci here in
dcsis ths, the Canadian authorizes will promptly
repoud g. all fair ,lculands uindc by our Govern-
mcni IN reference to the rebel robbers VITO com.
mticd the outrage r, 81, ANbana.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
From Havana.
Arrival Of n block ndc INNER 49, Heavy
cargo Affairs In san Domingo, Etc.

Tho United States steamship Havana, i've days
from Havana, arrived in port yesterday with pas
sengcts, mails and cargo. We are indebted to Pur-
j. T.. Huestas for thr carly delivery Of our let.
tor aud n-wspapcr mails.
Correspondence NJ the SUM
Hlrdnu, oct. 22.-The steamer Zcphyr, aI,ds
France irom Galveston, brought 1850 bales Of cot
ton, and did not a single United states vessel
during the trip. | AIN told the engineer has heen
dismissed for having rurposcly dissrrangod tho
machinery, as she did not At any time make more
than cigh, knots during the passsgc.
The Corsica sails to-day, aud many believing Tbs
KoanoLc 10 have been captured by pirstcal passcn-
gers, give her the preference over tho Havana.
The cousigneca Of the Roanoke gave passages to ~
passengers. Only ak passports wero obtained =,
the un,,e, States Consulate.
We have 20 news from Xico since my last per
Columbia, and from Slnto u m.ngo We have only
had the spanish steamer Mllq''co, which arrived
IN the iath, four days from " ln,e Chr,so. Tho
Havana papers have given news in reference to
her aud We are al much surprised, aud Il seems
-nih, ant that ly thr several steamers which have
arr we'd since We were told thnt IN" Comm s-iouers
u "a ccdu, President ~ Sun u mnsu, tsd arrived
Al Mont. Chr to- op Il 1T instant, we have re-
ccived 10 news NJ tho result NJ their conferences
b
Comm ssiorcr.- although thor names, etc, were
given, and which transmitted /" you so,ne time
auce Certainly the situation u the sp.niarts
ther, - by no means n pleasant ono. H. Spain
ere Ii great otary against the whole affair, and
tho army finds still greater opposition IN tho
weather, climate and topography Of the country,
and the number and l"rautency of tho socallcd
'retes."
The spanish null packet arrived last night fror,
Cadiz, bringing news from Mnlrid 10 the 18th nit
~ her arrived Senior IoLauo, who takes command
VI the naval forccs N tie waters Of Stulo D1mingo
also scnor GrandsIlana, who relieves Henor : ha,
second IN command Of this station. The exc
Christina, hated hy the spanish nation, arrived
az Vtor.s at G;3o = ~, on tie 27tE, ~ routs Tor
Madrid. Il irrcpo-ei that all was quiet, amt that
no demonstrations we're made AGAINST her tut
many fear that this IL Int the calm that precodes
the Storm and that even her life ma, he attempted,
o. II Was n 1854, Oh ter arrival at NtdriI.
There iAyc uccn many cuango- IA the GOVERN
Inents Of tic Provinces of Span since The accession
| OF thc present Mnatry which Is ssi 10 10 l Rvor
/ Of cordial cooperation with France, against
| which tur Progrrs. -nl or Literal ppd', hfr bit
ter, opposed aud II rs sniu they ARE f. ''eu'ng "a
! r,y,lut,' l., aicl ID England, Co. overthrow
/ Nlsarc2
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
The Suppression Of the Wcstchcucr, Pn..
.DclDcr~DVinu

Philadelphia, Oe, p Tho case Of tho west-
chester, P,.. JRrrsHsosiAs came M before the
United States Cirruit Cour, yesterday, william II.
iols-on against william N Inward, tlitcd States
Marshal. Tho Jury rendered q verdict for tho
pl,ntn fr five hundred dollars as damages for the
illegal seizure of the IrrrrEsosiAs.
M Ndhl
TIC Philadelphia LspGrR says II The above case
III, sut against Marh,l Millwari and IN. Dc-
putic Jenkins aud Shuy Ter, tur DAMAGES for the
seizure OF the JrFFrRsoStAs newspaper, was con-
clud~d in the 4. s. Circuit Court ycstcr iay. Auer
speeches by cx-,Iudfo Kno, and VIM H. Rod.
ts, Judge cr'or chsrgci the jury at sotnc length.
H. All that Il" iustin, alton Whatever had bccn
shown for the soiGufr--that tho District Attorney
| had no power tp issue writ, ordering request
Ing te seizure, and the Marshal al business to
act IN compliance with the request of that officer
nor would be have le'u any mere jusv'iod It hnh
! been n mand,t. ordering N-tho power 90 iss'ie
write belonging H. the courts alone A. to the ~.
| sumption that the proceedings had bscn dircctrd
| by thu President or some member II the Csbnof,
the Judge said that there had not been evidence
euhmtteJ b. show ", nor would II have made any
difference " there had been. It WAS the opinion nj
the Court that the property WAS unlusthably taken
aud TINT exemplary damages should tc gwen. u
show public officers the necessity Of exercising eau
tion aud OF confirming Themselves u their logtims
duties. distinction WAS made between exemr
larry and vindctvr damages. As there was no
anything in the 20 show that the Marshal hsr
acted from Improper feelings the Judge lid moi
| think yiudictvc damages should bc given hut th'
damages ought iu lie suthccn Ia stamp the sei1ur'
asa wholly Illegal ald unIustl allie one
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05

clArcl, On pain Of - needless ecudon of hlooi,
that he shouldn't Issue, crccrs VITA Cen sher'
man approval. And be didn't
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05

LADY and gentleman iyinR near Londonl
were disturbed Ia Their slumicrH "outly 10y the
very unpleasant noise ~ ri .'ht move under the
bed Tho lady expressed alarm, but her somewha,
sleepy caro- sposo sud, :" Oh, I IN only one Of the
dogs" and putting his hand down by tho side ~
the bed he called " Lion, lion" and his hand b..
an tt'ked alter u tuoiucut the pair were slrsh~
aud they siou slumteitd again peacefully. ~ tts
morning they found that all their n, ney ana lcv
sry hal disappeared, and 1t was clear that tr,
lick had heon derntsr resort Of an lpsenl Gus
b. ved concealed under the bed,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
From WASHINGTON.

,',llinry Matters sheridan IN the Ascend.
eut -''hr sicgc Of itichEiond-1he brnt
robnbic RcpeoI OF The substitute
Clause lhc Presidency and the Point.
gilus,