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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

~ At the provost marshal's Office on Sat
urday, thirty four men we're mustered in and
sent to camp. classified as follows:
20 recruits.
IL substitutes
drafted men.
OF these men four were entered to the credit
OF the city, one for the ID. ose for the Sd. one
for the 9th ward, and one for the 9Th ward
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

~ See Dr. VIM Thomson's advertisement
on the third page OF TO days paper
;.c Ss .f
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NOTICE.

SrrNcxE HoUsz. Feb. -, I7o;
gentleman Tod sed al ny house % The i7th Of Feb
= ruary ~ TIC name q J. Z JANIS. Leaving Sil-
ver Wa-ch and 4 Pc ket Sock ,utaining a small sum
o. naney. Not knowing anything About his residence
I lhus sfserti-- J. W CANAAN.
feh2S-csi Prop'r ef Spencer House.
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Cancer Can be Cured.

nR. HEBERS, Cancer and Consumption Champion,
IL has located in the city Of Quincy illinois, l0e Main
Daytons Book store he successfully kills and extracts
Cancers without pain knife n from four 70 twenty
four hours Aso all kncs o. ana ali ehrs
diseases and pnes. care d~sys gzAranseed pay
srg2o-wsn
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= X M PTo M s.

The symptoms Of Catarrh, they generally appear
at first very slight. Persons ind they have cold.
that they have frequent attacks and sensitive
the changes Of temperature In this condition, tbs
may be dry, slight discharge, thin and acrid
Afterwards becoming th and adhesive. As the disease
becomes chronic the discharges are increased in quantity
and changed in quality; they now thick and heavy
and are bawked OF coughed on. The secretons Of
fensive causing bad BREATH the voice is thick and
SAL the eyes weak; the Of the smell IS lessened
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place. Another
person obliged clear his throat in the mernag Of
thick shiny mucus, which has fallen down from the
head during the night When this takes place the per-
may be that hi. disease j. on its way 20 the
lungs, and should lose no time in srresting it,
The sboys are but few Of the many Cssrrh symptoms
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cITy IrE N 3

tB- Yesterday being pleasant dsy TIE street
cars done good business
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REMOVAL.

~ A. BOHLES. AFCHITEcT, HAS REMOVED his
-. ocice fron the Etna B1i ding to bis residence
10 IS West oho street. between Meridian and Illinois,
jsrls. tsu
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official War ffuiletin
War DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March 5th, (

AsHIN"IVN, oIAICu ''lu,}
Gen. j. A. DIX
The following dispatches in relation to the re-
ported defeat and capture of Gen Early by Sheri-
dan and the capture of Charlottesville have been
received by this department
Gen. Sheridan and his force commenced their
movements last Monday and we're at Stanton
when last heard from.
Maj. Gen Hancock was placed in charge of
the Middle Military Division during the absence
of Sheridan with his headquarters at Winchester
+ II STANTON.
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CRY PoINr March 9Th ii NJ
Hon. + VI. Stanton
Deserts this morning report that Sheridan
had routed Early and captured Charlottesville
they report that four regiments have gone from
here TO Richmond TO reinforce Early.
L : GRANT, L. Gen
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GROCERIES.
NOTICE.
ATTENTION COOPERs /.

TzyHR Journeynen CoopeTs' Unien 4 Intianspoi.
4 meets every Fridsf evening Of each week ihs
Maulse~s' Union n all. South Illinois street
Unions ara requested correspond with the view o
forming International Union
". DELoSG P-esfd
T. SCoTr, Secretary. nehl dim
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-01
Squeeze cut your Gas Bags.

Some men take peculiar delight in hunting
up, aed circulating, the grossest and most absurd
rumors, and there not few Of this stripe in our
midst, we are sorry to say. Nog We never liked
these loud-talk;ng, wonder,naking, grstai1ous
pewsmongers, we can scent them Whole block
of, astbey .ay here d thele with distended
maus full of sensation stories and will give them
always wide berth. The public mind is kept
In continual fever of excitement, and from con
staptly being DECEIVED, are inclined to disbeFeve
the truth when it does come. Another injurious
effect is, that these stories get into Newspapers,
and the editors of which are credited for them,
poor fellows, when they arc as innocent as the
babe unborn. To all such We say, squeeze out
Jour gas bags; and if you can't do, better, get
some kind old lady to spin you little yarn and
= go to spinning socks instead Of war rumorS
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Cur Subscription List

tits gratifying to say, is beginning to assume
most fair andtample proportions, and has a circu-
lation, SO far, exceeding our expectation, AMI al
fords. fine opportunity for advertising. In
this connection we would say, that some Of our
friends who had been in receipt of the weekly
issue, manifest surprise at not receiving the tri-
weekly. 1t is not surprising ata to us, for hay
ing made the request in the previous issues that
an who wanted it would say,so we concluded of
course that the few who did not come up, cared
not to2raEe it. ) We are glad to find, however,
that they were only as'eep, and are now waking
,,n = 0. -, Z. =. '.'-.' ....- -" '
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',Cha,rle sion items.

TIE Courier is prbiiShed regularly, and he
printers are paid 500 week in green backs. =
The railroad is in nxoperation to SumRerville,
and many of the old hands are retained. =.
Legree Yates, President Of the vigilance COM
miitee has been dismissed from the position Of
Chief of the Fire Department. ~
Negro balls under.tl e auspices of the military
authorities who furnish guards Tor the occasion
are advertised to take place nightly. ..>..
The Courier claims that Ex-Gov. Aiken is a
consistent unf65n man, and though unable to op-
pose the Coniederacy never used measures against
the Yankee Government.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
NETsERRY DISTRICT.

.By john T. Psterson,~ Esquire, 0rdinGry Of
Neaoberrr District. .::.,
NXTuEREAs Lucy; Gillian has applied to
w NE for L,ttarS Of Administration; on
all and Singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of James S. Gillian, late Of the
District aforesaid deceased.s :,
These are therefore to cite and admonis.b all ana
SINGULAR the kindred and creditors Of the said de-
ceased, 10 be and appear before me, at our next
ordinarys Court for the said District, to be holden
at Newberry Court House on the 18th darof
April next to sheIs cause, if any why tile said
Administration should not be granted -.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 24th day,
Of Mar. in the year of our. Lord one thousand
EIGHT hrndred and sixty-fye: -
Mar 30 JOHN Il: PETERSON; o.s:n. ,
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the Rev. E. Watson, from which we make a few
interesting extracts: j. g.. - ..-......ar
MCDOWELL, n. G., -, ---:--------, 1865. y
+. MEssRs. EnIToRs:-I send YOU some facts
which thought YOU would Ike to know. This
region is infested with robbers. Their caves are
in the mountains aud from there they come forth
to annoy, plunder,and murder. 7s0utla"s usually
select the hour that is thickest rolled with tie
denSest folds Of darkness--the hour most char
acteristie Of their deeds Of villainy-but these
la&less bandits have the efrontery to look in upon
the light ofopcn day. and but last Saturday we're
sprowlng through our neighborhood, eating din
ner at the house of our neishbor with their guns
across their legs, inquiring who we're, uHionists
and who s.cesSionists, who had property and
who had rot, so that they might know where to
fEd the richest prize. Their audaeity is nnScrt-
pulous and their crimes suclras John 4: Murrell,
committed, and.for that robber they would have
been fit companions had they lived IN his. day.
Two of the men robbed last week were Major
Ncal and Jacob Moore Neall lost his pistol and
money, and Moore his money, beds, etc., The
ruffians eSw.ped across the Catawba, but being
holly pursued by Carson's men and Others, we're
Obliged TO leave behind them some Of their ptun-
der and two Of the men. While on the way to
Join our men in the pursuit, l I,stopped at Mr..
>Tetcs, whose lie had been saved by his little
son, sometime ago they entered his house in the
night, and one of lhcm presenting his pistol de-
manded his keys. I.surrender my Keys to 10
man, said the old man. Then YOU shall die said
the robBer, and Stepping back was about 10 fire
upon man trembling with old age, but his little
son quickly running his hands into his fathers
pocket, drew out the keys and throwing them TO
the bandit saved his fathers lire. They com
pelled Mrs. Tete to unlock all tie drawers and
heiped themselves TO such valuableS as they
liked and this being done they went to the lot,
nd robbing it ofthrce fnc mules they left in
haste. A few days ago they killed Miss Grant.
Not having found assmuch. money as trey be-
Geyed Ar. Or ut had ip his house. one of them
dpew his pistol on the Old man, when his heroic
daughter threw herself between the rGffan and
her father, and received into her own body. the
the buIlct aimed. at him. While bis daughter
was i'll tie death struggle, they led her fathsF
away and there Is little doubt that they killed
him 100. These murderers stopped for dinner,
telling the fauiIy 10 give then. dinner quickly,
as ,hcy were irving to capture tie robbers who
nat! killed Miss Grant, the particulars of Which
they recited with as litte feeling, as they had
when they leEt her weltering in her own blood.
Nobody is safe in this mountainous, country
sarc those whose trust in God is unfaterirg.
- y. 49, s.--s =. s. E. ". 2
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Petit Larceny.

We regret to record it, bus necessity eompels
US to say that there are'thieves ona small sca'e
about. Complaints are daily made to US that our
pa per fails to rea:h its destination III some in-
stances, after being regularly mailed or deliver
cd. The man Who steals his neighborIs p.Per,
when it can be had for the lafing snm of $40 for
three months, the price of one yard OF home
spun, would take copFerS from a d'fuoet ,da'hieS
cves. He is n,eauer than gar-urotf, and ought
to be kicked to death by lame grass,kopQers
We promise to skin the first rogaes nose, whoi+
caught in-tile act. So pay for the paper fellows
and read your own news. = = & = -
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The Eighfs az Bsntons7lle.

Out Of the thoasand and one GuHors, and the
different accounts of as many different soldiers,
passing through town, We Slft the following: =.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesiay, the 18th, 2rth
and 2lst,s succession Of Rghts took place, in all
of which the eaemF We're severely handled; but
neither. was considered general engage ent
of the whole strength. Sundays fighting sup
posed to be the heaviest. On. Tuesday in at
tempt was made to flank and turn our left wing,
by corps of Infantry and a body OF cavalry.
but, which was easily thwarted. Subsequently,
for reasons best lsn';wnt to himself, Gen Johnston
fell, back 10 the neigliborhood Of Srnitifel''.
Smitbfeld is about Is miles from Benlonsville.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

BIZ John T. Peterson, Esq, Ordinary Of Ns''-
: berry District. -. ~. -. -. ."'.s
w HEREAS, Phebe Mates has applied to
w me for Letters of Administration,
on, all and singular the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits Of Jacob G. Mates,
late oil the district aforesaid, deceased: :,
These are thetef,re to cite and admohish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors OF the,
said deceased, to he and appear before me-, at
our next Ordipary's Court, for the said District.
to be holdrnatNew.berry G. H., on the 10th day OF
April next, to- shew canse, if any, why the said
Administration should not be granted. .
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day
oil Mar, i'll the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-fonr. :.
Mar. 81. JOHN T. PETERSON, o.S,D.
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IOB!T TUARY.

DIED. ON the 9th March, 1865, THOMAS CRo.
mer; fourth son of Thomas Croner, ESQ, Of Lib
cry Hall, S. c., aged Is years 3 months and 25
days. He volunteered in the Reserves in Janu-
arv, and had Just commenced a soldiers life when
Providence called Him away, He was a brilliant
and interesting youth, the strength of his father,
the pride of his mother, and an ornament to his
country, ', ~. a. -.
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March 6
II Headquarters,
ENROLLING OFFICE, NEWBERRY,.
. ~. -' =. N C-,r,> al sIccr q

s1..se,. = ..,-... .....> MARCH go, 1865.
T The attention Of soldiers returning home
LIE on furlonghin Ee%betry District, is again
called TO the requirements Of paragraph II Gen.
eral Orders No. l44, A. & l. G.. D. series of lS63.
>5H: The order referred to requires that soldiers
returning home on iurlough or on reaching
places at which they will stay during furlough,
yMill inimeaiateiy report to the nearest Enrolling
Officer, who will keep register OF their names
descriptive list, place wh!te stationed; by whom
the rurIongh was granted and the time at which
it expires. r. -. ...-~ T.. =.
iii. When soldier on furlough is,at the expt'
ration of the same unable TO travel TO the Hos
pitaE Examining Board, he will be ordered before
the Board of Examiners for Conseripts, which
Board if they think proper will recommend an
extension of farough not TO exceed thirty days.
". In eases where, from sickness or wounds,
a soldier is unable to appear before the Board of
Examiners for Consemprs, he Will send apto the
Enrolling Officer with furlough, a certificate Of
his.atteuding phSsician4 giving Il full statement
of his case, which certificate, If ifapproged, Will be
referred to the Board for its action. ~2 ~2 =.
Y. "A strict compliance with the above require
mems WILDE promptly enforced. -
-, F. n. WALKER,
March 81 '.f Capt sc. On. D.
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G. & C. Railroad.

: Tue travelling public will be gratihed to learn
that the energy given tothe repairs on this road,
viii in ABOUT three weeks, as we are told, bring it
in running order as fas, as Aston. The damage
on the Anderson Branch is being also rapidly
repaired, and viii be completed at,an early day
The delay.is owing principally to the want of
timber, eauyenient to the breaks. r. =,
The workshops at Helena, under the efficient
mana cement of Mr.: J. B. Browne, are in fine
condition, apd"doing a full share of work. n.,s
We were pleased with visit, on Thursday,
from Hon. T. C, Perrin, President Of the road,
and Mr.. j. B. LasSalle; Gen Superintendent.
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$500 EEWARD.---ST,LEN

IRON nv stahle, nine miles above Newberry,
l. c. H., on the Greenrille r. R !, r Bav Mare
heavy with foal, with star in her forehead, hea-
W name and tail. She is very fat, aud will foal
ilrthrec or four weeks. '..-.e IT.. .....L:.. -
$ 90 Will be given for the apprehension, Of the
thief OR S30l for the delivery of the mare.
apl If - MICHAEL WERTS.
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=. from the Mobile$Tibune, 2d.]
Meeting of. the Ladies Of Mobile.

Night before last, according 10 public notice,
there was large meeting Of the patriotic ladies
Of the city held az the Presbyterian Church on
Government street: 1t was organized by the
election OF Mrs. Percy Walker, Tor President,
and Miss Augusta Evans forJSecretary; and was
addressed in an cltquent speech BY Judge }. w.
Turker : After which the following resolutions
were unanimonsiy passed ......-.;.,
Realizing the .iinmine. ee of the perl that now
sirtIleS our land, and thoroughly convinced that
all the sacrifices, trials aud priWtionS attending
Revolution, are infinitely preferable 10 the hor-
rors of sntjasaton and social and political slave.
ry-be,it "' -.
Resolved, Thatwe, the ladies Of Mobile, do
most earnestly and corGiall! pledge onr support
10 the sSoccty cf Loyal ConiederateS," and ded-
itate unres rvedly our energies and Influence to-
the maintenance Of oar cause and the
achievement Of national independence. r.
Resolved, That, during the continuance Of
the Wat weswiH discourage, by example, all ex-
travagant a. giedy festivities as not being in
harmony with the general distress. of the country
and as not implying 4 becoaling appreciation OF
the grief, bereavement, deStltutlon and s1fternS
sof many thousands Of our sex. H.. -:
Resolved, That during the same period we Will
discourage bV our example and Influence all exe
penditrues OF money for imported articles Of dress
which can he regarded only "a luxnries, and n 1t
as necessities ard that we will advise the bet
ter Use of such means-exp"nd' d either in balls
or ball dres<es-in relieving the destitute, and
especially the families of disabled soldiers,
L1NcoLN's RELIGIOUS HABTs.-A Rev. Mr..
Adams, O. Philadelphia, in hisl thanksgiving
discourse, stated, on the authority of an usher at
the, White House, that President Lincoln spends,
every morning IRON to o'clock threading the
Scriptures and praying, l6ud enangh TO be heard
in the waiting room where visitors are received.
We hare heard before Of Pharisees famous for
ftheir loud praying. o..
" PRoeREssISG.- Robbery and store breaking
is getting to be of frequent occurrence iii Ma
con. 5..-.
The body of a murdered soldier was found
near Talbotton, Ga, few days since. The
skull had heen smashed in with an axe. The
body could not,b be recognized as it had been
much torn by dogs. -. =
Gen. Joseah E. Johnston is the grandson Of
Lucy Henry: one of the sisters Of Patrick Henrys
Of Revolutionary memory. 49,,
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admiral Buchanan, and Gen. Fipnegan,
the hero of the battle of Olustee, were IN town
on Thursday evening.
e9 Capt. McJunkin, formerly of the Green
rilIe Enterprise, now in the army Of Tennessee,
wished US on Thursday. f@.r.......
~ Many, thanks Billy for the promised skins
ming, but most respectfully decline at prese1t
YOU shall have the paper in course rather than
have tlnpSs'. >.a.l. - i.
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An enterprising barber. in London sad
vertiSing hairshcushpg bymacbinerg." The
;htu>h is cyiin6rical, an IS fixed lptn a shaft:
The head tr.be oru>h,dis adjusted to- the re-
Folving hri$tles, sad in this way the operation
is performe& -. .-.>.-
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4 wag seeing, a lady ata party Tsth:a very low
Recked dress and bare arms, expressed his adni-
ration by. saying she oatstripped the whole
party. 80 80 81, - .(s.-:.
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Soldiers Boards of Relief
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OFSO! Ga, |
Sparranrurc C. H., March !, 1865

THIS department is located far the present at
/ this place. Tie Soldiers Boards of Relief
in Districts tnd Parishes with which there is 70
communication by mail, will forward their re-
turns by bore couriers immediately upon the re-
ceipt of this notice. The expenses OF these -con-
sriers will be paid at this office. All other impor-
tant communications for this Office should be for.
warded in the same way ,>,., ,,--,,,-- S.. /:
~ -. ~. Auditor OF S. G. '
March, Is -. =. -. ~ =
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Letter from North Carolina.

= We are in receipt ola letter from our old friend
the Rev. E. Watson, from which ise make few
Interesting extracts: - - - =. ..-,..,,
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e a kin1s I'D a6vanssd b psios Some my pR ss~Ae
gun machinery was II more demand thAs sny 0ehSb
kind anything with which guns could be made wonh
ossn saai bcsght = that time q higher prices;
Know NJ bover; have bought some machinery fro0
him; Es seasr moral character have heard was very
Dad, sias he v man lacking In vsncity-toscr
siderable discussion aIoss here q 70 the wav
think his character In very bad 4 have heard fram
twenty different people that he was man upon who's
no one would rely would not believe him under oath
tross examined by Mr. Evarts-I did not observe M
sovN IN court day saw him In lsss and again -
July o. August; WINS solicited 70 sign petition 10 -
hi m out Of Fort lafayette, and declined 70 do 40 n
Was this the gentleman Of whom you speakls6
A. could not say exactly; the general appearances 9
be the ssns man; an acquainted with Mr. Wslingtso
Ice and other gentIsmsn also with Mr. Porter ef Wa
street.
The cross examination continued at soma lengeA.
without elicit Ing anything and a four o'clock the o0ue
adjoAsnsd 70 gvoAn opportunity - counsel = -
sum Hp ON this interesting question
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The Press Despatch.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1865.
The National Imtclligencev published Sunday ru-
NOR that Francis Blair, Sr had gone to the front,
charged with duties requiring communication with the
rebel government, possibly visit upon invitation to
Jefferson Davis himself
This rumor was magnned in other newspapers, and
much importance attached to it, but the Inteoencr TO-
day says
We learn that Hon. +. p. Blair, ST., and Montgomery
Blair have returned from the front, having been in
General Grants camp a couple Of days. Much specuia.
ton is INDUCED in here to whether in any
tngency they TO visit Richmond Hon Montgomery
Blair went ON to Baltimore last evening
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AmuseSments.
wAI,IAcKss THEATRE.

Lss night tho play Of Money given here, and the
occasion was made especial one in honor OF Mr. los
ter who made his st appearance since the dea Of his
father The audience the largest assembled Al
this theatre and persons went from tho doors
able to gain admtsnce than In the theatre The
managers present Mcssrs Stuart, wheatley, Gnn
Fox, Bsrnum and Wood. The play was never rendered
better Besides the part Of Evelyn the paris wnosc rep
resonatIon were especially worthy of notice those
Of Stout given with the greatest guso by MT 0iIber
Sir Frederick Bloun by Mr. Floyd and Glars Douglas
by Miss Hcnriques Mr Lester loudly called for VI
the conclusion Of the play, and bowed his sckncwlcds
ment for the very handsome compliment thai The occa
sion certainly was
xrBLo's oARpRN.
new Irish drama called The Shamrock, was pro-
duced last evening in magnificent style and with great
success Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams appeared IN tho
play, and were heartily appiauded throughout In the
song called 'Pat Molloy' Mr. Williams received triple
encore. Tho scenery euptrb and the audience i'm
mense. We reserve further notios until our columns
are less crowded.
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Court CaIsnsar--This Nav.

surRyps counT--Cfncur. Part Court opens st
eleven o'clock A. MNos go, 1l01, 1885, GOT 6s3 TO-
i'll Part 2-Court opens OF ten o'clock A. N Nos 500,
se2 sz3 47o 67s, "a, 100 2s8 $50, 352 s7o <0l AGO.
104, ts0, ASA 4e6, 5f2 $780, 64G Part a-No 70 Duane
street. Court opens st ten o'clock A. NJ Case on. No
calendar
Cousr or Coxsos PIrAs Trial term adjourned Gen.
sv~d term In session at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
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TIE PEACE RUMORs. EXPLODED.
The Return Of the Messrs. Blair to
Washington, rn
&C., &C., sc.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1855.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3, 1895.
The Messrs Blair returned from City Point last night
and the peace rnmors founded upon their visit all
exploded They wont private business from Mr. Lin
coin to General Grant, and the statements that they
10 meet representatives from the rebel government were
unauthorized and speculative. feN