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concluded HE elaborate summing up v followv; II
cutsd n the ssvsIsi executive ofiseis Of the United
etatrs and the Corsmandsr Of is armies, to kill and
srsioi and oon,p Cd have no each and ali 4. len b,
the lands cf ihese conspirnor., hereby es,ns the
Viec. Pts.ifen,, sl,SCs, See S .IStv Of ss,e sbe
sgns 10 eothed with, su'ho,ity By the isv TO
arse % IN IKE os. Of y pi,. en-, snd i9I ~.
NC sitbou' Ia. iul couIu nief OF the hias TO
n'pas'ts u u cniy lee 'u.e tt. sontpI Ito are te.
chi 81. bose lives sers ne iul, pro eeu GA that
ni,ht q nur1e. b, n. ese Q, n lam, g in ~ho
In ue Aeeuiei II join " '.te REQ b a,d all
y 1--we r.y ne DID In pur oi said p,-,y
ssssuli- VIII ent . sih and mureer, ! nam II:
u.d commit he e,4is acts legue a. inst tueni IN
the %, ,eu,ion OF said couspracy, then II Ia he
sie,tef prs,.n. :. ,hs u%s N Of +. "'sasSS. s,sSs.
uVu or nvt ~he,lcr nj leio this court
ch 70 lie rACcution Of e.. ,oul..on c.sn. WLs,
h'ss con'pnsiois did IN ire er cution VI tbs eon.
did them.sives in thi, ucoonabis con,p So 10
aid he eAistnE AIMED rebel Ton, by mur.s ing the
n,eenns Gfises Of 'hs n.'ed sta es snd lhe con.
held ~ prime pals ami the set Of IN the
nSn ss g, nc S0"Sn az ON: sn s, , he .' Of h ~
your osih,, vhethes tho secu-ed are eullty, tius
IN Tod that In this, ~ In every Othsr Americas
court tho rshu Of the whole pcop sIi be Ie pect-
ed and that the Rdpube, ms It's sup eme hour oi
tts vtl lie trus 10 ltieli and Just 10 ai-ready 10
piotsct the tighs Of thC hunblesL 10 ieurtn eyery
wrong, TO avenge r,ery crime. TO yinGlca the
Of the iav, anu W MAINTAIN inv ,olse that u.tioo
10 utAblith rhich ne Jonstitu.ion vas ordnntd,
whether assAiled by hO.a aimed uith gold or armed
sith stseD
Jous A, BtsGuAN special Judge Adv
MT Ing a. counrel Tor hudu, rp,nvlcr and Ar
mold asked Leave 10 iead 70 the IouA paper setting
10. III thA. In bis opinion the Judge Advocate had
intentsonsiI mi-s-stAted the evidence IN q nuinUf
Of msttes OF sIe.t Importance an the consideration
Of lie Cases Of the srcusad. and askins tue Court
test the arcu acy OF the statements OF tsat- alluded
W, b. fcr. ence to the Iecoid rhe euIOn the Coat
vas oclsaied TO cons,Ger Shether the pspor offered
ehOuld be Rad.
Ihe Court adjourned till eleven o'clock tomorrow
moruing In ofder 10 do berate In sec. et s.salon.
Fashinofon, June IS Tho trial Of the ALLEGED
eoniprsors after occupying several week. aud eau.-
ins the siaminaten Vi sevorai hundred -itLs. es 10
nos over much TO the rsief Of tie couu,ei and the
court TO shora u b. Leu, In extreme eesIes
higus.ns. The court have afforded even facility to
the counsel for procuring ~iu,s, s. The court will
Ileei to morrow mo- nins and, OF course, ait With
closed doo,s for the purpae Of selbsrai on aud to
make their hndinsa Itis not thought that thi. III
occupy much trme, q, the msmbeu have weighed the
testimony the txta progressed.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.


Tue PRESIDENT DIsAPsRovEs or TIE
FSDISs oT MILITARY coNsissIoS. Ysstur.
day, John hcSell and william Edsall, citizens OF
New York, .ere sent teoro Justice Hogan. by Dis.
trct Attorney Hall, nlaTgod with Obtaining monay
by false pletence. lhis care an exceedingly IN
tsresting one, audp one Of the hrst In which Pr,,i
dent johnson hs' Aten Aion 10 dlaapp tI tL
finding OF Military Commission. IL apiaat. ,h.,
two or thro' months ago the prisoners we're Arres,.a
and taken to Washington, charged With obtAInlns
none BY false pretsnces, In iorgns latter Of an
poistmenL showing them to be Goverumen. ofso,r.
Ae. On tho 9Th of MArrh last, the prsoner, ,Ar.
srrLsned for trial before Military Cou mission. a,
Wssh!nston, Of which General Bragg, U q, Vol. 20.
PEe'ldsnt The prisoners we're nvictsd on SON. :.
the 'peoiGcatons, aud Mcneil vas senteneed 4.
hne Of $50, and be confined in such D 80. AZ ~,
Secretary Of War might designate, ro,iI ,he A.,
-~ paid and EdaAu sentenced % be ,nuri,or,.s
for ten years wherever the Sec st.Iy Of War ro.-h,
designate The place selected ior their oonfpom,n,
was Clinton State rrisau, PIs.iden, Johu.,n dl.
approved OF the hnd and sentence and ,ns prison
sn we're ordersd 10 bs turned over TO the oivD
N>atinued on the La.. PageL
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Aue LdCeSC news
ny Telegraph TO the y. Y. s...
Dub HA!HlEGIOI DISPATCHES.
The $1,000, 900 Assassination Man
Ne GOES 10 ALABAMA FOR TRIAL.
The President Still iii.
POLITICIANS RUNNING HIM DOWN.
THE PARDON EPIDEMIC.
Vance and Gllmer on their Knees
THE CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
Termination Of the Arguments.
The Court Considering their
Verdiots.
NEWS FROM HAVANA.
Breckenridge Getting HOmssick.
NE IS ABOUT TO TASK PARDON"
Affairs in Texas ard Louisiana.
&c, &c, &c.
From Washington.


~, coc con me ruono Lsnds-"eic the
Appot' t,nen, In y,,gtn,n III. cr..,s..,
sill in-vnsco and t.iirner pra wing Tor
Pardon, etc.
wsshsnVton. Jvn, 2s.-Returns received q, the
General Land ofies shov that IN April over ff,y..ix
shossnd sersa valued ct over seventy thousand
collars, taken up setu.l settlement under the
Homestead ls~.
Charles Eaten Creeey, lately In Government en-.
ploy In washiHston, has been appointed Tax Com
missioner for kssisippl
The Postmaster Ionersl has recps ned Mount Jset.
son. strssbursh, New hsrhet woods,ock and o,hsr
Post oniess In the Shenandoah Valley, Va
Jossph n. Humphreys appointed Collector Of
Customs of the port Of Richmend Va. VA ops Of ,h.
men imprisoned In . negro jsi In Richmond Win
John Miner Botts aud other, for ou,spok,o and prr
sistent loyalty. Mr. Humphrey, 4. President Of thu
Union National Associstlon Of Richmond -. body of
rnisn men organised since the capture Of ,hs, city
a. W. Gale, Of Cahavba Ali. nov In milan, her.
W have been pu, on trial tomorrow bsfor, mil.
tsry court the charge, seains, him In connection
With his publication In Deeember last Of an sdysr-
tissment In the Selma DrsfArcu, asking for contri.
buttons TO the amount Of one million of dousr. to aid
him In having the lives Of Lincoln seward and An
drev Johnson taken by the frst Of March last In
order 10 have peace He had engaged a. counsel
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Serious Railroad Accident

most serious accident occurred on Tuesday MON
Ing, on tho Connecticut Valley Rsiiroad- By which
passenger lost his life, and numerous ohsrs were
considerably injured. About hslf-psa A n. vhsn
the train was turning curve about twenty milss
west Ot lie o-'s fAll@ the over
embaukment about seventy feet into the Con-
necticut kiveI, portion Of the track hAyinx bcen
washed Avay by the recent ralns A. the time Of tho
accident the train being tehind time, the were
IunuInS at hgh rpeed, and he passengers nearly ali
asleep There we're siIty-eight pa,ssnsen on ths
cars, among whom we're twenty eight retained col
81. A sollier named Kellogg va killed. gentle
man named Williams from Montreal, vas badly
hes limbs badly fractured, and tho remainder we're
inJuio od IN q more or less desre 10 With the
statsst diticuy that tho pAa.ongers could Be res-
cued IRON thelT perious position Most Of them had
70 crawl out Of the rindov 80 TO make thsir ssit
fiom the Gus The wounded we're nearly all trans
20 ted 70 Belows tals where tho inhabt ants did I'll
In power to alleviate the sunerinss Of the an
fortunate passsugeu.
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Advice' h.ve tee tece we'd from Hsv, to the 10th
inst. The n'urec Ion tien confined TO the city
Of Cope iayue1. al Ia other towns involved In ID
had submitted assiI 70 the Government The new,
Of the surrender u ~ HsJtiol SO hourly e1.
pee ei a. Pott a. Prince. Ca,o Hsyticn va the
he'dlusrer of tie rol-is and va there that the
'chelon drst hr ke Tho cltv I. Invested by tbs
70 CO, 4 rre-li' Ge ard, under command Of Gen
uarthnemv
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Fo''r,. 1ro>. June 81. -Robcr, lacquenan, Who
vac shot dun % the d'tn 10 Norfolk last sa,ur-
day nsht. hSs since dicd
Tho bar 'cm' are ell closed for the present. In
Petersbutg, Va
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Great sale OF the Public L.nds-CaIc tho
s1,OOO,OO0 Assns-issties Mana food
Appct, ttncnt In virgiuia-Tbe rresideut
SUI in-vpsce and Gilner praying for
Pardon, etc.
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Tn. "ua,ev Between tho Dictator md
AgumentIcus.
10 .le Editor Of The NJ Y 7'iInns.

10 tie Editor Of The NJ Y 7S.bnne.
Sin: The account of the race between the
ocean monitors Dictator and Asamentious. Published
in Yesterdays parers omits tho important fact that the
Dictator was running with only half her iarnacepower
II should have been stated that the oEer tier containing
% fsrncoes wa. nloae In operation the upper % ur.
nrces being shut up II will DO seen therefore, thst
ihe inference drawnthat The vessels rre cVidenuv
fairly matched for spced"-is quito erroneous Inc
nubDc will be Interested 10 learn that the Two vessels
have engines OF similar cOnstructon-yih; Capt ftles'
sons vibrating lever engine. the peoaliariiy pr when
IL that while the ordinary short srotc " piston,
common TO Ill sorcw.vessels. H. employed tho erans
on the propeller shaft Is twice the usual ienq'ni tA
desirable feature being attained By Tho intervenon =,
A rock SHAFT and two levers OF unequal iensin. ~ 10
known IN naval circles that the constructor o the De
ta.or offers 10 run the ship nom tho Ligh. On
SANDY Hook TO Barncget Light distance OF 80 oaa.
uoa miles In 81 hoars; viz; at rate Q, W sno .no
lower furnaces only TO be cmpoyed. Should ING navy
Department order such test before tho snip ain up
the curiosity Of the public to know the seai speed o
our most pow eriul Irou.csd would DO satished IL WIZ
be well TO beA< In mind that the great speed CT inc
English Warrior-lf knots-hns only been attained
during tho run over tho measured mile w stokes Bay
For continued running the Warrior scarcely rated 81
IL knots. Yours. rcspeotinlJ a. EVLAVVA-
NV. York August 10. 1872
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rns mUMFonD GOLD FRAUDS.
Amdavit Of Cornelius Ward-"ss NC
Ccmsnissie" in Default Of s3O'OoV-
P0sIpOncment Of the Case.

The case of Teter r. Mum'ord, the alleged
gold swinder. was continued on Thursday morning. ~
the Tonbs. before Justice Bowling.
Owing to the absence Of co nsel. tho case was post
poned until riday. q, /, O'Clock IN. In tho mean
bile the prisoner will lie he'd 10 default OF $50 600 ball
Tho following is tie Affidavit IN full OF Cornelius
Ward:
Pylee Corr, First Districf Cir nnd C0uaty Of Nes
York. IS ;-Corneus Ward being duly swOfn, do'h
depose and say that he Is clerk m the employ .. ."
GrreLleaf, Morris e. Co.. doing business ~ No NO ~
Exchange place In tho City Of Ncw-Yofk ana that he
the deponen resides ut No Il Maedcugai'st 10 tDc
City of New-YOrk. e.
That on tie 18th day Of August inst. he was in.
strueied by tie said firm, 10 tie usual ORDER OF
business. 10 deliver to one Peter l. MnmtOrh certain
paper documents or certificates OF deposit eeneraIy
K own among business men as gc.d ccrthea'es
hat sGi1 certificates were pennlnc ana legsiy NHhS
fer ed the amount in gold OF $4,000 Tia, deponent
delivered said certificates TO said L. X. Munfoid, and
received in pa,mc therefor certain check BEN!
oicck attached 10 complaint herein. That the SAID
lind vdu6 TO whom tho deponent delivered said gold
T. TIE individual who Is now present ana VINO gireI
mentioned in said compl int as Peter X. Mum'orh
That sad certificates were the property o, Green eai
Morris e. 40 md WHOM defendant delivered said cer
tcaes to said MnIniorj tho defendant, they not
10 ,ccuIc properly said Mumford unth deponent
co I'D ssecrtain ths said cleck was good. and there
ere funds r. said bank to nee, sgid check That said
check was presented OF the bank within I've min,
ntcss thereafter. ard. as deponeDt II informed
ond believes there funds Whatever in said bank
TO The cferr If said Mnmiord That therefore drpo'
rent demanded The return soid gold or said cert hcrts
fon t.e c,ets OF said Alumord. and was iuiorncd by
him that the had been sold disposed or and had
been transferred TO other parties That deponenN IN.
formed and believes that said Mumiord made and
delivered n large number Of checks amounting In the
aggregate 10 the sum of $4,000 oil Of which were
wort Hess and that said Mumiorl gave said cheek 70
deporeni. we'd knowing that no had no funds IN bank 10
meet the came Wherefore deponeu charges thet said
Mumfoii alseiv frandnlenty aud ieoni1usy and with
intent 10 cheat and eraud said firm Of Groenleai Nor
rs Co. gave said false and fraudulent token check.
ard by lie and fraudulent petense- hereby made did
cheat and defraud ~ firm OF the sum OF Sse co.. That
deponent Is informed and believes that said Mnmfofd
ha, since kept himself concealed. md has remained
away from Is Office and has not been AT his dwelling
house. CORNELIUS WARD.
Sworn before me, this 18th day Of August 1868,
JosrPn DOwLiNG Police Justice
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Important Order from General eiocuns-
The RreedmeM.
Gen. Slocum hos issued the following order
from bis headquarters ut vioksburg,
UnQRs. DEPARTMENT OF MIssissIPPr
Hy,-.rsut.p] All. auo,,,.t q ts6S

zen. GiOCuHl Lus lssucu tuc AVhVhihS JAVA
from bis headquarters at vicksburg;
UpoRs DEPARTMENT OF MIssrssIrrr
vlCxsBuRo Miss. August 3 is6S.
J. The attention OF all officers serving IN ths Depart
ment is called TO tie act Of Congress approved mareo
3 res entitled An Act to establish Bureau FOR the
relief OF Freedmen and Refugees" also to General
Orders No. 81 from the War Department Ad,utant
Generals Oice. OF date May H. lst3; ard to CIrcua,
No. 3 nom the Bureau Of Freedmen, Refugees and
Abandoned Lands Of date May 90 1868 which was ap,
proved by The President june 1905 and to General
0rdor. No. 40, from tho War Department AdluEant'
Generals Olfce Of date Juno J, 1868
IL In obedience 70 the act Of Congress and orders
above cited all officers within this command having IN
Ut ANY Gro Ss sa%e over
hs authorized agents Of the BureSu q Freedmen, Rfu
gees and Aban Toned Lands ALSO all f1nds collected by
tax or otherwise ior the Dement, OF refugees OF i,eea
epart for their use opether with all official records
with the administration Of affairs pertaining
III DIstrict commanders win al once forward 20
Col samuel Thomas. Assistant Commissioner OF the
Bureau of Freedmen, Refugees and Abandoned Lands
quarters occupied and OF all other property now held
Nv officers Of their commands. as abandoned. Here.
AFTER no claim for the restoration of any property Of
th, description viii DO considered by themi hut claim
ants will DO instructed TO forward written applications
through Col Thomas. Assistant Commissioner, to
Msor.Gen. o. o. Howard Commissioner OF the Bureau
OF Freedmen. Refugees aud Abandoned Lands al
Washington, u. Q.
" Hereafter no rations will DO issued TO destitute
persons either white black except upon requistohs
Approved by the senior officer Of the FreedmeD Bureau
on duty Of the post where requstion is made Ds'fc'
commanders will closely scrunSe the business OF isu
ana report all abuses The time mus. soon come wnsn
the Governments VIII cease to provide subsistence 40,
INDECENT persons oleysry class The seasons ,w ~
Is plentnl labor 70 In great demand ana, IN . h,
tho heavy burdens already imposed upon our peors *
the expenses Of the war there are rev c".tom sbe
officer viii be justified In continuing ,cb ,hs eIpendi
to 90 many abuses. and increasing 80 nu0" INV '-'
lures Of the Subsistence Department. ,v.r Dsr.r,.
" Genera, Orders No. 10? .om t a",e MAJ 81 fsss
ment Adlutant Generals once 81 p;s,rnt and Pa;
ulskba IL the duty u "uegtIsuisIH SN'S' w. Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-18
CITY NEWS.
NIsIos GARDRS.-An afternoon performance
OF "Arrah'na-Poguc' will be given tomorrow at this
theater, commencing at O'Clock.

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Protective Socr.
E1Y.-Ths members o! this Society. numbering now
about 800 VIII meet tomorrow Saturday evening
at o'clock precisely. ct Pythegoras Hail. No. l36
Caualst to organize definitely the Society. elect Its
officers and take oil necessary meaiures to insure
cess The object Of this association. previously
nounccd is for the soldiers aud sailors honorably dis
charged to help each other in Their rights and duties
rs men and citizens. for the amelioraon Of their
diton and the benefit Of the country Those who wish
to receive tickets Of membership and admission to the
meeting should call before Saturday. O'Clock p. m
at No 1876 Canalst.. Office Of the Metropolitan Employ
ment Agency aud bring their discharges with them.
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FROM TEXAS.
Trpits Of Northern observation-disclosures s"d
Their Oecnpants-The Town OF mar
shnll-Gen. Mcrritt's Advance
from Our Special Correspondent.
MARSHALL, Texas. July q, 1863

From Our Special Correspondent.
MARSHALL, Texas. July @, 1865
The first anal0gical reminder that this ooun-
nv furnishes Of Northern enterprise Is the compare
lively thrifty appearance Of this Little plice. Inc
change which begins 10 manifest sefoyen at the cross
ing Of the Texls line is truly remarkable In LOUISIANA
everything is suggestive Of dine century ana ha'
past Many o: The houses are built ofadoDesa KIM ol
,undred brick which Anglo innovation has chis'ened
with the more homcly app,llstion Of dooes' lpeIo
is 2 samcuess. a family resemblance among the oid
French families TINT to q stranger, robs item almost
entirely of their individuality. Many OF them look rs
they might be the identical persons that nrst selcu 10
this country 200 years ago. Here, in and abont Mar
shall there Il an appearance of thrift and industry
Tho houses are generally comparatively new. ana some
Of them are ~ severely white those OF any young
railroad station in tho North. The people are moro
mixed. many ofthem being natives OF the Northern
States end taken ill in all thosm look more Ike
thoy would constitute n community that could take care
of itself than would expect after passine through
the primitive settlements along the lower Red River.
MaIshsll has been occupied By troops FOR moro
than month and, the rail- Ing point for guerras
it Is now as peaceabe and quiet little town ss one
woud wish TO see 1t hns population Of It's own OF
about 500 Here IL the western terminus OF all tLat was
ever completed Of the Southern Pacific Railroad. which
Mos 10 have connected the waters Of Red River at
Shreveport with those OF the Pacific Just at the time
that the States east Of tho Mississippi were developing
heir plans for Secession In le6C5. meeting Of cap
itests consisting Of some OF the most prominent men
Of Louisiana and Tex,e. and several equally prominent
md wealthy from the North. convened at this place to
take action toward furhering the enterprise But the
enterprise itself anl IN truth believe the record Of
the last action taken in connection with IT, tie proceed
ings and subscriptions Of the meeting all went down in
the vortex and have scarcely been heard of since.
The people here think and TALL yet but little about
n.
Gen. Merritt's advance wss IN Tyler yesterday, and
moving west. The progress Of our column sinoe eav.
ing Shreveport. has not been rapid. Forced marches
and packed rations seem 10 be done With. J. L. NJ
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OUTRAGE AT NIAGARA FAL,s-Tbo Buaal

OUTRAGE AT NIAGARA FALls.--The Buffalo
papers state that outrageous assault and robbery
perpetrated Mt Niagara Falls as Friday. upon tho per-
son Of man from GRIND Rapids. Michigan. named
Constock by two Canadian lackmen named German
aud Tierncy. They drove him to retired spot beat
hm Till lie was insensbe robbed him Of $500. and then
came TO tho American SIDE where they were arrested
and taken before justice. German. above named.
addressed tie Court in very abusive manner struck
the officer who hah him In custody with tho manaoes
upon hs hands and broke the brdeo II bis nose ,hcro
ov Comstoek, TIC injured man, wN not at last nc.
counts dead. bat was UNCONSCIOUS and Il was NOT
though! DC would recover.
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Nrw MODE OF ToRTusu.-A cas-,

NEW MODE OF ToRTURE.-A case was
b,ouvht 10 the notice Of oar Provost. Marsha ~
DAYS since whore woman residing near tins cty ~
inflicted punishment upon female servant 1890
mode called "peggios sid W have Dssa ~ n .cSs
:St. I the singers and ths ;s e
sether so as 10 occasion great torture okeS 81 ow
evidences Of cruelty viii MOI Dc SssG 1SSr Aus
Agnes Young IS year. Of Ass dan !! ssf,: {
70 have boon abducted las, wedne.ssy urIeSs nest q
psared st that time she snrtas sas ~ ssos Sseu heard
field near her home. ana hss NV =
iron BY bcr frieada.
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CouRT-Arorsr H-Bsore saHos''s
IuCErA
GEN. DUTLER's DECENTRALIZATION, = =,

CEN. BUILEh > ADAI-'ts4fa t'"-'' a. -,
In the matter Of tho estate OF Andre" D. buuer.
order snd citation havin: been nado 70 Gen bsuo 20
6 Inventory a. administrator of,he estate OF his hfonr'
~ that an Issue ard the uref having been ..v'
IL 49, sbouInrd the 0rn.ra to-day appeared In penon,
. hyogsh hI, pronor paIrsd himself o' 'hs conenp'.
. wa. Misunderstanding Is to re une wnen ~ :
as 10 be returned and biz readiness 10 oory al
,.y, OF the Court, Tho Surrogate decided that % me ue
FOR Tho return the inventory had passed without
.nnesguce of tho parties appeaton muti DC niHde'
"a Ho..fs Sullivan and MARITIME 40 appFahef
ionn X 'Hactett and o. Van Cott. ploctor'
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GEN. SCorT IN Towg.-Gen. Scott was among
the passengers by the Mary Powell to this city Wednes
day morning. The General Is looking quite well, and
is stiIl able read without glasses Many on tho boat
avaed themselves OF the opportunity 70 zee lie veteran
style. to sisse hands with the hero Of Chippewa.
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PINE APPLE CIDER-Dr. TALBOT's Cox
crsrnArgp MEDICAL PrxE .AprLr CIDER viii you II
Won are sick and you ssEei will prevent sickness See
LONG sdverisan-u, IA WxEkLI IRfBuSE from April ~ 10
MAJ a. 1865 inclusive send Tor Crcuar One
p. bottle ,cnl free by mall receipt 81 3c u psy po.el-
Is. i. BsBsrT, No. 81 to "a Washiag,9.r,.. n. I.
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TIKI AEDBR30NVILLg JALoR.-A correspond
ent If The CtHeinndu C0sa~cisi statos that ho ll.
name Of the Andersonsille Tailor IS Henry Wiz -
has been ysriousl! spelsa; RoflR WhH WiH' Wsss'
AID Worse,
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TnE HOUSE OF RErUos CAsE-Tus Al.

THK HOUSE OF REPUog CAsE-THs Al.
LFotD WHirPrso TO DEATH OF A Boy THERE. The
investigation into the Of the reported 'ccurgns to
death Of boy heretofore mentioned In The IRBUNE),
at tho House Of Refuge took place yesterday great
deal Of evidence was offered. and although IL was
shown that the lad had been whipped several timc' no
testimony offered to provo that he had died from
the corporal punishment administered es he counsel
for the boys mother admitted.
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