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DR. DEHARTS
STATES HOSPITAL

Private HedicaI DispensaTY,
100 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Micn.,
Near the Miehigsp hTehsaRRSSe Hotbs Cher o,..
eases Of the provocative and urinary organs Of both
SEXES arc more successfully managed than at any
other similar institution In this country. Every
one should know that whilst the slightest cOnsti-
~tutioHal contamination exists, marriage IL impos-
7ible, for the good reason that where offspring en-
sues disease 10 nearly always entailed. This, there
fore, Is one Of the worst impediments to mstri-
mony.
YOUNG MEN,
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will ind this q DispensAry
where there Is no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where every enc Of such cases are cured per-
manently. No books published IL nor isgued from
this ms tuition By which the minds Of the young
Ere poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
sn0t1d enclose one dollar and three postage ST. mps,
and by return mail they will receive with full d.
rections, the only reliab g Female Regulator in use.
This 4 gulator Is fast becoming the faVorite ofladies
everywhere, simply because its action is mild and
safe and can always be depended upon in removing
%ctstructi ms from Gods and any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation shoud contain one dollar and q
postage stamp for answer, Office and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see each other.
Consultation and services a. the office, free to the
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 3 toe p. n.
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A. N. to 8 P. n,
daily, excert Sundays. All NECESSARY surgical oper-
atoms performed.
Address, DR. DIHART,
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1884. PeRnsyIVsHia Central 1854
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD.
with TTS O0HEHOuOHBL
u q Ftrst-Olass Route, for Safety, Oonfort
and Speed, to AL Eastern Cities.
IEAEEH IS stone BELLASTED & FREE FROa HUxT
FUUH UAIuX EnaLHC
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA
AID clos oOnnsetcnIAt HaFTisburEh for
Baltimore and WashIngtOn.
ERoA -PTTTSBUReH TO BEW YORK.
One train runs daily t4ss nilss,J via AHsntosa
without chang o. Oars, arriving
N ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER R0UTBa
NINE DAILY TBAIHB FROH
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
- TIokotu for mls 70 Boston bF Boat or Ren, Ras
Scat fioksts good on any Of the Sound Linz
~. Ears 70 eli points - Los e. by any 0thsI
Bout.
6LHEPIE0 JARS on hight TIatnl 81 Fisiadaa
phfA, Kew York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through aad Transferred Irss,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Produce ara
i've Stock carried with despatch, at loWest FAtEg
OHAS. THOMSON, Passenger Agent.
=. q. HOLHnss EHOCH LEWIS. Eapt
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:~sTOMAOH.OR BOWELS

we warrant both Ct them. In svsry Instances, d
cur directions are fOIIOusd.H
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TCR TIE
aaRKIVzEAED CLOSING OF EAEHg,
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19nnEseTHo zoaDAI, oorosrn slsr, 1874
80 Nails will Be opened and ready S0r d1iVory
sno hour amer arrival Of trains,
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NEVKLAND AND TOLEDO r B

NhkVELAGO AND TOLEDO Il 4
IsGA. WHIT ABRAHGEsAHT. lsEf;
EOn and Atsr Monday, Oct. ust, 1854, PASSENGER
11lnl VIII lsa7s Cleveland - ioloEs Sundays X.
SIC A. M.-UHIOAeO MPREss.-ssovs At Bern.
Grafton, Oberlin, Waksman, NorWaik, moarees
vile, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmors,
and arrives ~ Toledo ae Il AS P. n, chicago AZ
liz IN. \, and Detroit 8: 20 J. 4.
SlH Z. M.-WESIGRh MAIL.-Stors st All gtrtfous
on 5outhern Division, and arrives AZ Toledo e
I.5 ?. Nj Chicago II 6:46 A n. and Detroit ~
0.0RM
Gsu Z. M.-NORTHERH MAIL.-stoPs 81 All sta.
tons on northern Division, and arrives as 6Aas
M8 r. M--HIGHT EXPREss.-stops et Eraropa
HorHaR, MolrosTillc, Clyde aEd Frsu0nt a5d
Strives at Tolsdo IS 2:15 A. r.; Chicago q Nh
PsM. and Detroit Is 500 4.
CONNECTIONS.
Oonnoosiong ara made 1t nonroeVfls win tha S..
duakyt nAnldeld q Newark Il. b.; at UTds with ~
BAnduRU, Dayton . Cincinnati B. d. 1t Frsmo11
with til Fremont 3 Indiana r. Il. and At TOIsda
with The Michigan Southern y Northern Indiana aud
Toledo 4 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, DetrOft
JackBOn, RoIt Wayne, LogAus,ort, LafaTefte, OAlrs.
Alton, Sc. Louis. and 81 B0iafl Wen. H0rthEuIs ana
Trains arrive h OsVsland nom Toledo and ~
West ct Sa9A H. 3a3 R.1- and $50 :. n. EroD
SanduGkJ At 9:l5 A. n LII. RUOABR, STR.
OsTsland. OCT. q. 1874
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.

fL0RENOES SPIRIT FOB THE
HEit, ~restorss gray hair to its original oolor, pre-
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1ul sPP aranoe. Eold By G. W. CLARK, liz su-
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H~RVERY ONE SHOULD USE
HALLS VEGETABLE sI0ILIAE HAIR Re-
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h 4 VIII prevent the hair from falling out.
Il eleanaes The scalp, and makes the hair DOt,
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ISIS = sPlensid hair dressing.
For sale BY all DruEEistS.
B. P. HALL q CO., Nashua, n. r.,
PropretOn.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16
FROM GEN. SCHOF|ELD.
MORE GOOD NEWS!
GEN. BRAGG RETREATS.
Our Forces Occupy Kinston, N. G.
THE REBELS BURN THE BRIDGES

NEwBERS, n. c., March 10. 1865
Yesterday the enemy fell back across the
Neuse River after burning the bridge over that stream
Itis reported that they also burned the Rebel at
she same time, which was guarding the bridge.
Timber is now going forward to rebuild the bridge.
The railroad is completed to within short distance
Of he river, opposite Kinston.
The enemy will not be able TO remain In Kinston
long even if they decide TO make another stand Of
which there is much doubt.
Deserters and refugees continue 10 como into our
hines.
The enemy suffered the most. owing to their repeated
charges on our works, in which they were repalsed
each time with severe loss.
Our troops stand their ground manfaly, and are in
high spirits the prospect Of meeting Sherman
coon
DR.. Page. Of the Sanitary Commission, who has sent
force with supplies to the front for the wounded
has also collected list of the killed and wounded,
which viii be sent on fer publication.
portion Of Major.Gen. Sehofeld's staff is still at
Wilmington, among whom is his Assistant Adjutant-
General Lieut.. Col j. A. Campbell. Major William NJ
WherIy ar, A. D.. is acting Assistant Adjutant-Gen
eral during the absence of Col Campbell.
Lieut.. Col Treat Of Gen. Scbofelds staff, has just
arrived from the front and reports all quiet to-day
Gen Schofeld spends the Sabbath in Newbern.
The weather is and pleasant with prospects Of
fair weather.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, March To- le65,
TIE Bulletin of this city has received the fol-
lowing special dispatch:
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March Is, 1865.
At noon to-day the Department received adj
vices by the steamer Lehigh Fortress Monroe that
Gen. SchOfeld occupied Kinston n. c., on the 18th
inst, Gen. Bragg and his army retreating
THIRD DISPATCH.
A., 20 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. March Is. 1865
dispatch from Fortress Monroe TO the Navy
Department merely announces: Kinston in possession
Of our foroes." giving particulars.
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known as Jack Moore, q Waterman at the City Water
Works. committed suicide by hanging himself at his
residence, on Canal and Foushee.sts., on Saturday
morning last. lie had been TO market and r6fprning
homo seemed much detected at the very high prices be
had to pay for his marketing Nothing more, however,
was thought Of the matter by his family till his Ifeless
body was discovered dangling from rope.
A HINT 10 POULTRY DEALERS. r7r
On Saturday last, old citizen Of Richmond pur.
chased turkey weighing nine pounds from q com.
mission merchant on Cary-st. which proved, upon
examination, TO have been stuffed with two pounds OF
dough. The price paid for the fowl was high enough,
in al conscience without the vendors rssortng 70
such miserable fraud in order TO enhance its value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16
Frsss TA<@ DSsSss<b, .usrek IS.
Congress Net Yes AdiSsrned-Jea. Davis
n u.0bDP,

The President, on Friday, sent Into Congrcss
message stating that in short time lie might have
qure heir deiberton and reqnestine that they would
not adjourn on Saturday. ~ agreed upon. bat would
pred What IL the subject snded 10 by The President,
and Congressional and public curiosity have been
greatly exercised the point Speculation has bern
ne thereon and number OF fhrories hove bcep
started One story h. that the President desires that
Congress shall before sdtournnF. more explicitly de-
fne the powers Of General Lee as Genefatin-o n.si
Confederate Government wond pledge itself 70 cede
Louisiana 10 the Emperor and TO oppose the Monroe
Doctrine There IRE others that II unnecessary 70
repea we give the above as the samples Of the tab Of
the day. -. L
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70 the Associated Press .i.... 80.
wAsHISGIoS, Wednesday, March Is 'e65.


.Inview Of the great anxiety felt throughout
the country for the welfare Of our prisoners now being
exchanged, and arriving at Annapolis. Maryland Miss
Cl1a Barton. by permission Of Gen. Hitchcock. Com
isSoner Of Exchange with the sanction of the Presi
dent has kindly undertaken to furnish information by
correspondence in regard to the condition q returned
soldiers especially those n lie hospia: at l.aabo-
Lis end also as far possible to learn the facts n refer
those that have died in prison, or elsewhere.
An letters addressed TO Miss Clara Barton, Annapolis
Maryland, viii meet with prompt attention. Editors
isscnshout the country are requested to''copy this
notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16
Eress TIE WAjg.
~ Fast Day.

The Presidents appointment Of Friday, 10Th
inst an a day Of fasting humiliation and prayer was
universally respected In this community, and. BY
large number was reigiously and sincerely observed.
were almost deserted except by persons going to or re-
turning from the religious services held ct the various
places If public worship and prayer. a-r,
The weather In the forenoon waa wet chilly ana un'
favorable and to this circumstance may attribute
the iessensd display u Eauiy fnery at the churches
whioh always sssms indesorous ON such ooossons DaI
the congregations were large and attentive listeners
to the approprste dscoorssa delivered during the day
II Is to Be hoped that the adnonitlon and words OF
wisdom" uttered yesterday will be treasured IN tRe
menory Of those who heard them to the end that ~
securing for themselves the incalculabe advantage Of
wel,doing contribute TO the righteousness OF the ma
ton. without which we cannot expect the isvor %
God. ........r r. sror .r..s ..r ..ata rr 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16

changing the status Of the slaves That the deense OF
the master and state OF the master by slaves is the
highest OF their duties and uses and obligations That
the Confederate Government may Of itself purchase
procure obtain them and employ them for the public
liberty Why then this repugnanee to their and
this exclamation against employing them soldiers as
if it abuse Inconsistent with their condition or
with the powers Of government
The bill passed by the Congress- and under instrnc'
tions from the Virginia Legislature, 10 fairly within the
competency OF legislation and not at al offensive to
the institution Of Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16

Providence, R. T., Wednesday, March Is 1867
The Union State Convention, held here yes.
.o,dav nominated Jane Y smith ior reelection but
failed 10 agree on candidate for Lieutenant
and adjourned over until to-day. The CoaVenuoa Wes
In sess3on till after mianight. :. ,.l.r
Ths Convention resssenbIed this forenoon and nom.
mated Jacob Dunnel Of Pswtucket for Lieut.: Gov.
eror John r. Bartlett for Secretary Of state Hora'
tic Rogers IT,, for Attorney General and Daniel A.
Parker for Gcueral Treeurer,
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OpEBRC, wednesday, M

SKA ~ fs QuEBRC, Wednesday. March Is, lt65.
Parliament, last night, voted 81, 000, 900 for
The permanent defense Of the country; also s3oooo
fey the expenses OF volunteers on the frontier.
Tie Finance Minister, In speech, saidi 1.-The
Danadsn Government OF the opinion that 20 long
the American war lasts we must have force on the
frontier IN the shape q police and militia TO support the
civil authorities ard fulfill the obligations we are nndei
q the part Of good nsighbors toward the United
etstB." ~. Pc !. II. ss..s. a ~ ..
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LATE REBEL NEWS.

We have Richmond papers of Monday but
they contain little Of interest not already teegraphed
by Gen. Grant on the day Of publication.
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PaiIure Of I've Produce Heuses.
~ PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, March ID, 1868.
The failure oftwo produce houses Of this city
hrportsd. Their labniuss orc reid to be light.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
From sheridan-H His Visit 10 Lynchburg-
Ii IL toe strens 10 Araek-A Rsugh
Time The Rebels Bewildered-Gen.
kthUfeld.
PROM SHERIDAN.
From Our STecial Correspondent
CITY POINT, Va, March 10, lsG5.


CITY POINT, Va. March 10, ls65.
FROM SHERIDAN.
Last night, the scouts from the army under
General Sheridan made their way to this point through
many dangers with dispatches from him. .-
learn that the dispatches state that the army under
Gen Sheridan got up the defenses Of Lynchburg and
found them too strong 10 attack Tie force consisted
mainly Of cavalry and in all did not number 900 men.
while was found that the garrison Of Lynchburg was
tOOO strong and the defenses well laid out All
THE email forces lying within certain radius OF the
Mace lad in time been called in TO meet our attack
end about 1900 men had been drawn by rail from the
Rebel army Of Northern Virginia.
Our gallant column had rough time Of II, rain pour
ing down for most Of the time and rendering the roads
all night impossible but the forces pushed on in spite
Of the weather.
Finding that he was too late TO take Lynchburg by
coup d. main Gen. Sheridan passed on struck tho canal
made Gu, in it that ranthe waters Of the same into
the roads and also damaged the railroad to great e1
tent 20 That the movement was dAshing in execution
and has done much damage to the enemy. -
1t is not known what movement Gen. Sheridan II
now making BY his large force Of cavalry he uttef!
deceived the enemy. who did not fnowI at what POM
be was really aiming and only from caution coneen
trated abont their great depot Of supplies H9wI IL
III way again deceive tDcin w Sos'iin6 NV
roads with his good cavalry, which are more than q
match for the enemy under Gen. Rosser. c't
GEN. scHoFIELD. .l-F'
There is @ report here that our column under 0en
Sclo6eld has met with check II not reverse. If Thu
be correct my views as to the danger by coming
within striking distance Of large force Of the enemy
before the amy under Gen. Sherman could draw away
the bulk oft have been realized. II Is to be hoped
that our column under Sebofed was not far from Tbs
coast lire when 1t met with the reported reverse
there be anything serious IN IT we shall soon hear Of
from the Rebel papers who viii hasten to lay the Dew
before their readers. -r.ffa ~ u
70 the Associated Presa -. .f..... ..l.
wAsmSeIoS, Wednesday, March is, 1865.
information from the Army Of the Potomac,
speakng Of Shefdan's in destroying the Lynch
burg Railroad several points, and iDficting severe
damage on the canal etc. lie is on his way 10 the
White House, and that the military officers. high in
authority, CHIN this to be the most important raid o.
TIE war. 49,. .-.....-.-.-..-.
The batteries Of Fort Morton shened the enemys
lines brsky on Monday afternoon, and were replied TO-
but without damage so far as is known. 80
Deserters continue to come into our lines. Several
cevshymen arrived Oh Sunday with their horses and
equipments, which they are allowed to eel.
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This is q staple very scantily supplied just
now by tie journals of the Rebel capital In deaw' o.
any intelligence from Confederate sources they seer
to compensate by cOpiOus quotations from Noi'hefh
papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16

s. ErsN TAt DtspSSrb.
A Victim - High PYires. -.
An old citizen, named John Moore. well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16
Great Britain.
I India.
PORTLAND. Me-, Wednesday March IS, ls'

Calcutta telegraph Of the 9sth ult reports imports
Declining, and sbirtiDgs 81 lower. -, !.
The telegraph service on the line from the head Of
Srst-cisss Esghsb teIesrsphers, but 10 will be some
time before service tue Engsh line "sn be rendered
equally Trustworthy Tf4F '"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16

The Ministers finally resigned on the LIST
The Marquis Of Ladu Bandre has been charged BY the
King with the f0ypation Of q new Cabinet. He ha
pot yet completed 1t. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16
"FIRIYG" THE GEORGIAN HEART.

From The Dispatch: 60, r.,, co,h
MACON. GroRGIt, March 7.--GeDeral Howell CoDD
addre ssed largo and enthusiastic meeting mere ai
night The Hon. b. Ii. Hill speaks tonight. .oI as
notion 10 anpy o the OF tho country 10
sumo the prosecution Of the war with vigor. ..u =.
1t is believed that the Legislature VIII reinse 10 Gun
State Convention.
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IL ussiR.

The Russian country bordering upon tn
States Of Central Asa, extending from the Sea Of AGO
to Lake YessickLiel hos been formed into Russia'
provinces, under the title Of Russian Turkistan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16

The King of Italy arrived at Milan on the
Ist inst and wss received enthusiastically.
Tie Cardinal Vicar at Rome has issued a nouncaton
relative 10 the jubilee He reverts to the object Of the
Pope ency clical letter and parieularxes especially
deporobe the Of liberty Of conscience and re-
lgous worship being recognized a. legal rights de
cannot recognize as Just the right OF all TO propagate
through the press erroneous principles nor can he
recognize that the WIN Of the people s the supreme
law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16
FRANCE.
italy.

The Paris Bourse was firm at 67f SOC. TO
ths. Renies. t.,., &,
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Persusal.

The mother Of the Queen Of Holland died at
Hague on the LIST Instant. ..,..t rI...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16

"FREDERrcK DOUGLASS, Of NeW.Y0fk.
"Shades 0f CUaoun-how are the mighty fallen J
Surely the greet nuifers bones must rattle In impo.
tent rage at the overthrow Of his heather philosophy
These people seem to forget that Lord CORVALLIS
and The Brkh also occupied the city Of Charleston for
, 1865-05-16
&;k1l&- T. La fNS Or tS{E CHICAGO
ECt3E-f

Oh the s,a=;s OF circulation, The Chicago
InnCSE publishes ad7e-.isenccts c1e:o4s
than tpy OIL er PAPER published n This city.
It's r.:t.s -: higher .lAa tto5s Of any other
paper IN C'.:teEEa, hut its circrla4 n is more
thin double :ka: of Ell the other da;1ies put
1ogcthlr. 1's latc5 O: aay artisiug are only
TWO to tlue c.rts per square fer each thou
eand copies circulated. No newspaper in
Chicago publishes advertisements 50 chca2!y,
rr anything like It. The DA11r TRIBUNE Is
read by' e~c1. 1,uly IN Chicago, except q few
Cor1,eilebds, and the majority Of these rcaa
it cfendrstirelr. It. circu,afes IN profusion
I'll o&,r tic Ncrthwest- Go where you will
WITHIN half dozen nc'yhbpriog States. and
you will find every QUE r~adiug tne Tribune
1t is The greet commercial, political, tinan-
c!al, ne7cs paper OF the North ses::. Thousands
rho dc not fully nerec with I'll its views, pat
:on!zc It tor It. boaGness lud inde fecdence
snd lnt1ict;s:s, aud because i: Is the leading
business paper Of this section OF the United
States, aud they can't Do without It.
1ts friends will be gratifi.d to lea.n that its
calculation Is steadily increasing. The fol-
lowing fgurcs represent III: actual sales ct
the DAILY TRIBUNE, to7 the past fortnight,
US taken fr-n, the sale books of the Secretary
of the Ca1n:4ny:
, 1865-05-16
The EV1dence-Tha Intimacy of The
Assassin. Arnold and WLuughlln
th0yEn-ghe Latter In Sn.plcloua
E1renInKtuncrR.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-The evidence e1a mined
this afternoon in the Coutt Martlal shows the in-
macy Of 1he Assassin, Arnold ard 9 langhita.
Of the evidence cu the er.ucd that the mere fact
Of iD'1macyw not evidence Of coneptray.
JIuge Advocate Holt Ea,d they had fally estao-
1i.htn n.t z, tte inti@scy Of ,ho p.r.iess n n
stew w.. that The intimacy, extsted
10 Baltimore. The Court oyerr1led the objection,
het ordered II to be put on recotd. It appeared
rom tue testsaon5 Of Dsyjd Stanton, th It on the
H'gnt q he Inflammation, the 18Th Of Apri,
=. Lsuen'4 Eaa pfowl,ug In the house OF the
stefetsfy o. WEI, but having 60 business there
ot %as ofoefcd out. Gen. Grant was In :hc parlor
aiEe l'me: lhe Court remained in session ill Z
esocS. humber Of Witnesses were g1amlDed
~ 70 soe occurrences at the thcater On he night
NAsHNGIoS, May Kit appears from, tbe min.
nlse o. ne Military Court that on Ssturiav SIN.
uel A1told through his Counss' TLos. Ew:n1ts esni
set up the plea that this Military Court hs, H., f.
1tast that inthese linn af pesce. resort a.nn1s
be tad 10 lhe civil httuna1s, The Conrt ,ffas ta
liberation ove7u1ed the plea Arnold thsr ~. ~
that he he t1ted feraratesy from The ohers ~
the reqnett WntI also tenied, OTanph:in h.s hus
procured co1nsef and is represented b. NJ W. W.
tet Ctx, and Cot Wm. E. Doeter snnenr. s !" a. r.
Atxt1ta End pkynt. 'f'e"'' te6