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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
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Removal Of General Butler.

Benz +. Butler, fadiiliarly known as
"Beo@ Bmicr," has been removed iron,
the Command of the Department Of tie
James. lIc is succeeded by Gen. Ord
The removal of the Beast" has caused
lamontation and sorrow. in the disloyal,
lisunion and misccgcnation Camp.
Aud here is the Bulk head end Of
"Gca. Du;ch Gop.'
sas.Orr forces under Stcn,mrn. ami
Burbidgc, last week. made raid %
Saltvlle. in South Western Virginia, cap
tured the place aud destroyed large
amount of property, aft,r which ih.y
withdrew to Bas, Tennessee. The rcbe.a
were follow NJ them at lat accounts
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Ssiy" Mr.. JACoBY, our Member, has in
troduced Bill iuto the II, Of r., relative
20 widows appraisments, requiring Exc
cutters t", file such appraisments in the
Register Office.
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sei7" Mr.. JouN j. STILES, of Benton
township, Columbia county-oDe of cold
Abe's Political Prisoners who was Draft
cd whilst in Fort Mifiin,and released two
weeks ago at Harrisburg, reported the
last wcek,a Troy,-and the Board oil Ex.
animation gave him full dischargo'on &C.
count of ply steal disability.
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PUBLIC SALE
Personal and Real Estate.

FNIlE undersigned offers to sell at pub
Il lie sale, upon the premises on
TUESDAY, JANUARY lUh, 1865.
A, VALUABLE FARM.
and PLA NATION, situate in Beaver township, Col.
mba county, adjoining ia rms of Henry llarrier, f. L.
Shiman, and others containing
l 3 2 A G r E S
more or less Eighty Acres ofwhichi cleared and in
high Of cultivation twenty being meadow
land, the balance is well tmbesed eight o which
is whitc.pinc aud llemlock. There is erected upon
said premises
Good Log House, good Frame Bank Barn,
with other bindings, good Orchard which yields
abundance of choice fruit, from which twelve to
fifteen barrels of cider may be made annua lly There
is also an excellent Spring OF never failing Water
the door.
also The following personal property.
Two Horses, Three CJWS,
one ,wohorse Wagon. me top buggy, one Sulky,Scd.
one sett Of double HARNESS one set of Quilc's
HAY BY T HE TON,
Grain and Potatoes by the buslcl, riows. Harrows
Grain Cradles, scythes, Forks, shoves, Cook Stoves
and utensils three pair of Rcdsteads, Household and
Kitchen Furniture Apple butter, dried fruit, Cider
and many other articles not hcrsin enumerated.
~ sale TO commence at ten O'Clock A. VI, of sa id
day, when Attendance will be given and conditions be
made known by
N II W. BROWN.
MOSES CuFFMAN, Auctionecr
january 7, 1895 '
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aaS' Mr.. A. B. Powel's house, on Iron
Street, took fire on last Monday. The
flames were soOn.. distinguished, by haod-
Po"er. When will our people make a
move in the right direction to supply
Boomsburg with fire and water apparatus ?
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nSE~ The Right Reverend ALoNzo Por-
TER, d. d., is expected to officiato in the
st. P'uls Episcopal Church of Blooms
burg, on Monday evening next, Jan. 10th
to administer the Rite of Confirmation
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ITO the Nervous, Debilitated and Dcs-

! pondent Of both sexes A great sufferer having
ocen restored To health in few days nftcr many
years OF misery is willing to assist his euiTcring fei
low creatures by sending lfrce) tie receipt Of
postpaid addressed envelope, copy of tho formula of
cure employed Direct to Join NJ DAGNAIJ
Jan. IA, 1904 >o' fMnv Ia 'Gi
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sEt RETARY,
JANES VI. SELLERS.
ELISHA W. DAVIS.

JAMES VI, SELLERS. ELISHA W. DAVIS
TINS Company has i90 acres of land, In fee on Al.
lcgheny River immediately oppo site Oil City, and ad
joining Laytoniu with 10 rods front the river and
IS rods front Lays Run. lion. C. r. Ramsdell ed.
itor of the Oil City Monitor and agent for this land
assures the Company that it will sell in lots for Sl0O
OOO reserving the oil right which is worth sleO,0OO
additional fmmediite vW be derired for the
Company from ne sale If these lots and the Company
havi two good engines with complete fixtures to oper
ate Immediately for oil. The territory in th. imnr
diate locality has ne failed to produce profaby.
Also one hundred in fee simple, in he cele.
bratcd therry Run District, Immediately adjoining
Cherry Run Pctroluni Company, whose ntock is now
worth over $50 per share. The Conpdny now have Of
firs, %hich will bcaccepted; for sintng ella on Tease
without any cost to the corporation dhd alf the
proceeds to 60 to The COMPANY The Curtin and st
Nipholas Companies are in this immediate lorality
and their stock is now commanding large premium
In addition, the Company has 40 acres, in fee simple
on Cherry Tree Run. which Cmpties into Oil Greek.
and in the best producing section OF the Oil Territory
and ll0 acres in fee simple, on Walnut bend. FIVE
miles abocc the mouth OF on Creek aud not two
| miles from the celebrated Reed we'll now producing
over 20O barrels per day.
Also, the lease Of three tract. of land two on Oil
Creek, each producing over ten barrels per day and
one on Allegheny RIVER, producing barrels per
day of heavy oil, worth now sci per barrel The
Company receives thrGe.fourths OF the proceeds
of the last named we'll and hali Of the other two
Each of these tracts will be developed By the Company
! by sinking additional wells. aud the engines aud fix.
lures now on hand To iid it.
The officers Of this Company TO prosecute the
development Of these lands most cnereetiraly, and
they have entire confidence that they will yield very
| large dividends the capial stock
| ESsubscrptons must be made promptly, AZ more
| than one half OF the stock is already engaged.
subscriptions will be received at the office of the
| Company.
|
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SsS" Many ofthc townships in our coun =
ty have taken steps 10 Gil their quota.
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Estate Of abraham Wdhrer, Lecc0S'd,
FILTERS n administration on the Estate of hbra
Il. ham WcliveT, late of Madison twp. Col CO., deed.
have granted by the Register Of Columbia cOt0 the
undcIsgn1d all persons having claims against The es
tate of the deCPdrnt requested oprescnt them Il,
the undersigned residing in SAID township, without
delay, and all persons indebted To make payment
forthwith. ..,,,,
December 2 ls6i-6w 81 OO.s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.O CONSUMpTIVES.

A Consimpivc sufferers viii receive n yalu bic
prescription for the cure OF Consumption, Asthma,
bronchis aud all throat and lung affections (free of
charge) by sending their address u
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
aep. 81, lsGi-3ri Nnis Vo,l
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

IAVD1 CIV y tSO
Estate Of James HaItnIan, Deceased
THE undersigned, appointed by the or
4 plan's court OF Columbia county to maxi di'irhu.
tOn OF the balance the hands of James Masters and
Abel Hartman, executors of James Hartman, late Of
Pine township, in sand county, to and among The cred
ors Of the said deceased in the order csab shed by
office Of Robert +. Clark, Esq, in bloomsbury, on
Saturday, the 2is day Of January, A. D., 1868. Al
pc sons having claims demands against the estate
Of the deceased requested TO pfesrnt them TO the
Auditor or be debarred from coming IN for share Of
the assets.
HERVEY II. GROTH, Amlitor.
Rloomsi urg December "a, laG4.
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Arthur's Home Magazine for g 5.
THE Home Magazine closes its volume

T'HE Home Magazine closes its volume
for 1864 with the widest circulation it has yet at.
tanned For ls6J il will, be enlarged, aud made still
more worthy of the patronage it receiving No ne
riod, al in the country has met with hearter wei.
come from thu press Its praises come hoarlded from
every direction. To maintain the high place il has
reached IN public favor the publishers and editors III
spare neither eapepse nor labor Civ IL, say we, n
circulation for tie coming year beyond that OF any 9th
er peT0dical O its class in the country is par cN,
rellent the peoples magazine, aud should ind place
in every hoInc. Terms - % year three copies S6
five CONFER aud one Ia gcttrT.up NJ club $40; nine
| copies. aud one 10 gctter'up ofcub, SIS.
Jan. Z, lsj
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Il Il IL vi = =.

DAILY WORLD.
One copy, one year, by mail $1,000
SEMI WEEKLY WORLD.
One copy, one year, 100
Three copies, one year, 1000
Five copies, one year, 90
WEEKLY WORLD.
One copy one year, zoo
-Four copies, Que year, 100
Ten copies, one year, 100
Twenty cnpies, one wear, 5000
Tea cents erfra charged ia all cdscS for sep
drate Gdd,esS. An extra copy furnished to
clubs of len or more. For clubs of fifty
tue Semi. weekly, aud Tor clubs of one
hundred the raly, will be sent 10 getter-
up Of c'p2.
Changes lJom club lists can only be
made 10y request OF The person receiving
The club packages. a Il such requests must
name the post Office aud State which il has
previously heen sent, aud inclo'e twenty.
five cents 10 pay for changing 10 separate
address,
Orders for any OF the editions OF THE
WORLD may he sent by ,naIij and should
incIose Po,l office Money Order OF Bank
Draft for amount (ess the discount) -
Moneys sent By mail will he al the risk oi
the sender. Orders and letters should be
adfesseG 10
THE WORLD, New York.
DecmebeT Il, 1864
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EXECUTRIN NOTICE.

Estate OF usorSe W. il'lle, deceased,
4 FILTERS Tcstameniary on the estate of GeoTge "
IL little, late of MI, Pleasant township, Columbia co,
&c, 10 the uHdersigned both residrg in said twp.
all persons having claims against the estate oi thr
decedent requested 20 present. thru 20 the Ehetu
tiA without delay, and all pcFlons indebted TO max
payment forthwith. MARY HlilL y,
Mt. Pleasant Twp, Nov, ~, lS6l EX'rs.
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Ladies' Furs.

1bC latse,t assortment NJ CHARLES uAkrURD A
EoN5 Cpnuneg'a' nclcl mi iludelrma
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The Berwick House.
A First-CIass Hotel:
N6G
CLAIM AGENCY.

The undersigned having connected him
sell with established Agencies in Wash
rngton aud Philadelphia is prepared to
attend TO the collection OF Bnck pay, Doun.
ties, Pensions, and all other equitable
claims against the Government, His cx-
perience aud business connections enable
him to attend to them with the least pos
,ible delay. No charges made unless ihe
claims are secured, Office with y. ",
Little Il a. Court House Alley,. Blooms.
burg Pa, q, B. BRO0NWAY.
Bloomsburg, Dec. 10. 1854.
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W Very liberal payments hS'' "''" - 1s,., on,
49, -, month for which our good friends Lave our
..,a,n,nk, Wv A,ontinuanee of the same rfomPu'
,,'', >. .olirited We depend upon the lus''' '''
wv, ,'',,,s c,r III, continuance ota "frcc rress
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Day" y few c"pI,s of Bishop Hopkins
On Slavery, with an Introduction contain,
ing the famous Protest, with the names Of
all the clergy who subscribed the same (;
and followed by the terrible sealhing which
the old Bishop gave tho little fellows af,
ter which the main object of the book is
entered upon. Every man ought to have
copy of this famous book. 10 be had
at the Recorders Office, in Bloomsbury,
at the Publishers price, 81 so.
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Saturday Morning, Jan. 14,18o5.
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ss9y- Tie First National Bauk Of Bor-
wich, which went INTO operation few
weeks ago, on a Capital of $4,000 has
Increased its stock 20 $4,000. Its b lls
are very n'aly executed and present a
beautiful appearance. We have no doubt
that this institution will prove bent fetal
to the business interests of Berwick, and
that it will be properly and safely conduct.
ed.
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Gustemaln, and IN the Wet b. the Pacific. Nothinc
II sad about lcNN. lhy Government lusrantccs 10
all thc inhabitants OF The ci0p.e equality la the eye
OF the laN, SECURITY Of pc AMI pfUpe w. and tho
liberty OF tree fUptCh. The National COLOR will he
green, red and hite and their d.sIrs,tion on the
national dag will lC defined uN sisav nl l1a A de-
cree datei NAV llth, is Gcsotci to trniol OF the
extent Of freedom to I've ALLOW ed 10 the Prps. which
will I've subject to atvui the 70 o. ,,iuns NJ Ia
France and Austria. The duty uu iu .l.tod tobacco
has been Largely increased. Z he Impcsur has grant.
ed a sson tO ION Luis Buci. iuI rautc,d from
Mexico 70 anu at san Coen" fofotts, IUCuba IIAne.
pantts, Gu utitlan, With the 'ormIn nus
The steamship Earle, CAPTAIN Law rrucc, arrive
Yesterday, bringing dates W the 9th. she has .cycu
ty Eve cabin PASSENGERS. We are indebted to rur-ct
K. W. Albert for the prompt dolivcp of our comes
pondcncc. and tor the followns summary:
The inicilieor Of the surrender Of cen. Johnston
and his arm, " Gen Sherman W. the principal
topic Of conversation among the people and caused
much JOY among the tnlonisu o. tho place. Tie
blockade runners ben high and Pelican arrived Tho
ID from Galveston With cotton, Il was reported that
the former had been sid. A few other blockade
runners uere In port. Business VA brink. weather
~ann, and iho general health good.
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The Monroe Doctrine.

BOSTON, Nav ll.-Msj. .G,n. Eo.eorsns visited the
Representatives Hall, in the state House, to-dhys
aud at the close Of tbe session uisdo speech. liz
ssid
81 porceivel IN large Letters in the newspapers
today that Fen Ros'c Rne II rnnr 10 raise twenty
fyc thousand mon 10 go 20 Mexico" Gen. kO'ccrans
l. not going 10 do any such thine. tApplause.l Cen
Kosocfan4 thinks that the sp,dicrr Who have fought
this great battle Or freedom have done It with more
patriotic mOtiyes than have ever teen seen heiOra
tAppAuseJ And 10 not thlnt that our young men,
Who have distinguished Themselves m the annals Ot
all time will Is.fmit thenrelves 10 be mi.lod. Or
should be misled, from their hish and hono'a.
abe course into any bucranreilug expedition"
loud arr. auscJ The General further raid he
hoped to zee pubic opinion directing young men
into the channels Of peaceful mdu+try, Ia which he
proposed 10 set nm example II have taken occasion
10 make thcrc remarks bocauIe saw when In Wahh-
ington men willing 10 srr something or Uther--meu
whore advancement hitherto has not been sufficient
~ crafty their ambition But II You examine the
nance those mentioned Ia the ndvci tiroinens, you
viii find they thlrd-fRte fellows who arc nu,
worth n snap, aud that our common soldiers were
worth dozen OF them" loud nppiauseJ
A. the eosa Of the speech, three rousing cheers
were given for General Roeocrsns and three for tho
Army Of tho Cumberland.
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The Flight Of JEFF. Davis.
Our Cnynlry Pressing Him.

Chattanooga h1g y.--Jetiufs'a Dayir WIS At PoH-
ELTON, Hancock county G'orgiA on Friday ni.ht lat.
General Wilson has printed handblils Announcing tho
reward for hi capture aud scat,orod them throush
the county. It is Known that Davis and the two
brigadcs OF cavalry with him arc completely en'el-
ored by stoneman, WILSON, and Grerson, 70 that his
escape will L. difficult, une~ In Disguise.
tDavis'r fight, M 10 the point mentioned In this
dispatch, hAs been due eouths est PIom KA Iirh no
fed 70 Yorkvle, south CaroinA. wheru he arrived
tho 18th OF April. Thence he made straight line
for the savannah river, cTossnF thai stream lsD-
Augusta, and Iean hing the town Of WashIps VA,
Georyia. on the 4th u Nay. Sui travelling s-,ih-
west he arrived at Poselltou small Iost village of
Hancock county, Georgia on the evening u Nav g
PUwelton 10 thrty -e ht miles northeast Of hilledse
Vile. should Dayis nov upyel due west h. will
probably fall in with the Csvalry turces Of Wilson,
rioneman, and urieIson, which are ranging through
Alabama.
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prisoners they we're asked n they h,d any objection
10 any member Of the Commission, to hich they all
and severally pphed they had none.
The Commission, the Judre Advocate General, the
Assistant Judge Advocates and the reporter havlns
been duly sworn, the pr.soners-lavid =. Harold
Georrc A. Azcrott Lewis Payne, Michael q. Laugh
lin, Edward spanser, Samuel Arnold, Mary =. sur
raft and samuel A. Mudd-wero rrssncd on the
charge and specification.
Zach OF tie prisoners pleaded not guilty TO the
charge and the specification.
The Commission, amer deciding the rules Nv
winch II would be- governed, adjourned to meet on
Thursday, MAJ 18th, at ten o'clock AN.
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Rules md Resul. lions Concerning Cone
rcrcial Intercourse with Insure tionary
rxrcUrlvE DUNN.
ENEcrrtvE CnAsRLR. WAsuiyGro~.l
Ann l-Lh

April 20th.
BEING dcerou. n relieve all loyal citizens suj wcll-
di'pc-ed persons residing In inuucotionary State
from unnecessary commercial restrictions and TO
cncourSe them 70 return 70 peaceful pursuits II
10 hereby ordered
Fir-t-Tha, the restrictions upon internal AMI
domestic commercial intercourse hr discontinued
N such parts Of the ststcs Of Tennessee \ilginiA
N1,,h .nai.nn SOUTH Osro,,n nh rfmH s.tiHa
east OF the Nj rissippi river a. shall he embraced with
IN the Inc. OF natonh military occupation excepting
only such restrictions npp.ed tv arts of Con-
gfcss and regulations IN pursuance theroi precrih'
ed D., the secretary Of the Treasury aud etproyeih Nv
the Prerlent and excepting also from the effect u
this order the following articles contrahand ut war
to Wit Arms, ammunition, and all articles. frum
which ammunition Ia mlnufacturci, gray uniforms
and cloth, locomotives cars railroad iron and
chnerv for operating railroads, telcgraIh wires in
,uatou and instruments for Operating telegraph
line.
Second-rhst nll existing mil,ar, and naval order,
IN any manner rertricting domeH'ic and cOaatrne
commercial intercourse and trade In the lccditics
alnve named, be- and The same arr. hereby revoked
and that military naval officer shall la any
interrupt interfere with the same, With
boat or other yesscs enFAgcd therein unless properly
authorized pursuant To the regulation. Of the secn
taTy Of the lteAsup. ANunGW JouNsoN,
EuLFs AND EyduLArtoSs
Treasury Department, Mav 30 carry out the
purpoeo Vi the Executive in his order to relieve all
oD al persons from unnecessary restrictions on com.
mcrce," &c. the following regulation. are prescribed
10 govern commercial intercourse between Tennessee
| Nirginin, North CarOinA South tarolinA Georgia
Florida, Alabama hi-sissppi aud Louisiana, and the
| LOYAL states
/. All transactions to BE- under the supervision Of
/ custom s-Of'cCrs
.. The ioo~nr articles are prohibited from trans.
portaton Arms ammunition, all article, from uhich
Sioih oroinoSe. rar. Tniiro,d rom and ws@hlprry
for operating rpilr1ads telegraph wiTes inrulatOrs
| and instruments lot operating TELEGRAPH lines
2. CleaRnces TO he granted 20 any loval ctigCu 20
! transport whatever amount Of lawful good- he may
| require TO al regularly created ports Of entry.
| 4 lsOTe airing ffuIu ton
ar pOrt, the masters 81 vessels mus ptc.cut m,n-
fctt OF which must be certified BY the Customs
| officer.
| o. Vessels arriving at late insurrccuonary port
will discharge cRrgoos under the eye OF the custuns
officers and II prohihiie articles found, they
| viii H. seized and the facts reported to tbs Treasury
! Department And any yesscl arriving without i'D-
per clearance, or with contrahand articles, -hothof
from foreign or domestic port, will he seized and
| couhschtcd.
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Mexico and Havana.
Facts and Iiumors.


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,h, iI.',sI. nndo, Gs1etsi s.gTeIe Guided Xtctn
a. he canta ot Nm. st,r. Of 1nm.ulinao I'M. i..n
d 80, az ~ SeDde1 ~ "
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The DARio publishei II nut Allows r readers 70
receive the news with caution, ~ IL received advces
a.. a. p...o,.,. ,,., .i,to,,h ,ho Ith.-.l. .,,,,,d
ny IN haice'onH 'ha' a''nous" Wv ','O'
Salto, that the French rrcuptured II on the 9Th
nj, Aro,he, .co,,t any, that the French atternp,ed
80, ~, 49,, .no,hor ,,,.,nr,
10 Tetafe II, but fNled, and THAI aiothor attempt H
10 be made
tn c., -, 49,. ,,.r,., p,,co ooc-,,,oa ~ ,.v
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The II. Albans Itaidcr.

Ha,,r,GL Hay ll.-s. :, Greg, one OF the 81
Albans raiders, who not rearrcspd sfer Judra
Coursals decision, ~N arrested to-day on Jud
SMITH warrant for robldue the National Bank. Ils
va. rensDded till Saturday 10 allow the Council to
consult the United states authoiite'
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AuNIEs ~ ruE NtITp StArEN
WNsiiiSIToS, II. C., MAJ =, 1896
Ma. Gen. r. &. AuVur.
Commanding Dspartrn. NJ 81 WASHINGTON
General Please send AL parolcd prisoners Of tho
late rebel armies, nov confined detsined AT Alex
aIidria, Va, 10 their homes. Those vhO-e homes
we're at the time Of Joining hofe armies in The Sta
that have never been in rebellion and who desire
return 10 them III be required tale the oath
prescribed In the Presidents amnesty pToS4An alton,
provided they are not cIceptod from ~ hcnchsA II
excepted they viii he detained. Iho~" living In
reHN viii be- sent in charge OF an of.er aud vi he
landed on the West bHnkr Of the MitisG.ppt hyet,
about the mouth OF the Red River.
Iiy command Of
LFuT cas-. GHASr,
7 2. Bowrilt Asft Adrt Gcncrsl
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The Conspiracy Trials.
The Proceedinss Not To BE NInde PublIc

FhiJaiei phid, May 10.-The BrLLEGIs'- Washing
ton special says THE reporter. for tho public pre-,
all refused admission to the trial OF .he asras-
sins to-day, The consequence will be that no partic.
ular. will no made public until its clo,e, except
throush the medium Of the Government authority"
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From Washington Direct.

Washington, May lo.--The trial OF the conspirn-
tors concerned In the assassination plot Ia continued
TO Day 1t has been positively decided that no per-
sons hut the official reporters and those connected
with the Court shall be admitted to the Court room,
SECOND pI-PAICu.
Military Commission, Washington, haV lO.-The
Commission convened bv Special Orders No 9io me t
a, ten o'clock this morning. The orders converting
tho CouTI having b,eR lssd IN The hearing Of the