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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

THE NoRTu BRITIsH RRvIHw-scott's
reprint for February, has been received by
Hudson Taylor. II 10 full Of instructive
and entertaining matter,
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The UNITED STATES SERVICE MAGA-
zINH for April has been received, for
sale by FrAnck Taylor. II is an excellent
number OF this valuable periodical.
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MAsrRR TAD LINCOLN, son Of the Presi-
Sident, was twelve years old yesterday. He
celebrated the anniversary at the front
with his father.
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~ PaFaAfs, Balls, Wsddings.=shM.
BSa sixth street.
I am now prepared TO furnish in the best
French style, and my own supertntendenes,
Parties, WoddingB, and othnr entertainment,
m moaL ~ AsOnA6ls terms. Tho beat FTehea
Confectionery always on hand Private DIN
ners and suppers furnished At my SAloon'
Country Orders and Parties attended to In the
shortest notice, Ioe Cream and Water Ieei,
made by steam p0wor, In plain and fancy
mouIds, for PARTIES, Dinnors. iant-9m
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T osT.-.LAsT NIGHT, BETWEEaEasI. EaaI. y
the corner OF New York avenue Aha SiL1
Iesnth stIe eSt and the Carver HOspitsIi IN
YER WATCH, with gold chain Attaehssu' rs 4
Under VIII be rewarded by leaving " Ssp5it
oFfICE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

Tm METROPOLITAN CLUB HOUSE, ILEU-
MIHATED.-ConsplououS among the iIluminA-
tons last evening was that OF the MetropoiI-
tan Club House, southwest corner OF II and
Fifteenth streets. 'ea '"f ..ai-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

CKIRo, April Anew Orleans adyices Of
the 2Sth ultlmo have been received. An
expedition up the 81. Marks river, under
General Newton, had been partially sue.
cessful, They encountered and surprised
q force Of rebels and drove them, but re-
turned without the prosecution Of the OBJ
ject expected. They burned extensive
salt works on the coast.
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SUFFERING WITH FRS Peter b. sharp,
= soldier stationed at Emorl hospital, was
found By Sergeant MilStead, lying In the street
near the wallsoh school house, In = helpless
was taken TO the station house by Sergeant
MilIteAd, and medical aid summoned. This
morning he was much better, and was sent to
the hospital.
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The ALARM OF FIRB. Last night, about
hAlf-pAIt eight o'clock, an alarm OF nre was
st uok from box No, u, at the Ruoker engine-
house. The eHginel were Snon on the spot,
when the light was found to be caused BY the
burning Of brush In the nelghbOrhOod.
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DIVORCE GRkNTHD.-In the ChAncery
Court yesterday, be ore Mr.. Justice Wylie,
the petition for divorce from the bonds Of mat
Itmony OF Luther Morris Quad from bis wife,
Elizabeth QuAid, was taken up. ueeree OF
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"sPRINd IT Is oHHART,

GToen leaves hang, but the brown must hI'
Whsn he Is shaker,
Lone and forsAken,
What can an old II an do but die ~
Why, take PLANTATION BITTERs TO ee sure,
and with them . new leaHe OF life. The on
are made young again, the middle-agtd r.
IoIce, and the young beooms aoubly brilIist'
by uliug this splendid Tonic. DySpep,s,
Heartburn, Liver Complaint, Headache, PAln'
In the aide, "CIiok In the Back" aud all SYM,
toms OF StomAohio DerAngement yield ~ Ones
10 the health. giving influence Of fLANTAllo'
BITTERa,
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Chitf ytistiee Carter
The ease OF BTien agalnGt Clark was resumed
this mt Tning and the examination Of Witnesses
continued. '.
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Gen. wsiizsII's Headquarters In Jsfr
DaVlS House.

Major General WEITzELL has established
himself In JEFF. DAVIS residence In Rich
mond. All the furniture and every article
except clothing was found undisturbed In
the house OF the traitor chief.
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A5-Ths bridal Oham bsr, an Essay OF
Warning ami Instruction for Young Mel
Also, new and reli able treatment ior Dlsea"'
OF the Urinary and sexual s. stems-sent "
10 sealed envelOpes, Address, Dr.. J. sk ILL
H0uGHTON, Howard Association, PhilslS
phiA. Pa. -, mhgly
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BRIG. GEN. ADRIAN DURTBA has beou
elected to the command OF the eth brigade, Let
division National Guard, state Of New York.
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HARAL Rku.AoLD AccrDBrF,-The e,4o
train nom Baltimore 70 wAnhington this fore
noon ran over soldier named Hiram JChn-
son, Of the Is h Veteran Reaerve Corps, sta.
tioned A. Laurel Factory, half . mile beyond
Laufol station, killlnG him instantly. He
seemed 70 have beer intoxicated. The en-.
gineor Of The train reversed. wbistlsd and
roke up, and did all In his power to prevent
the catastrophe, but in vain.
The eToNB q RossroE CrRous.--ThIs
superb oombination OF wonderful eQusstriauS
and gymnAsts will remain but two more dArs
IN Washipgton, irving the last performance
tomorrow night. Without exception this II
the very beat circus ORGANIZATION we have
ever had 10 this city, and all who attend its
delightful entertainments are enrs ptured with
the marvellous oisplay OF skill and rraes.
The pavilion 10 located on the corner Of New
York avenue AID sixth street, and will BE-
open At O'Clock In the afternoon and At Al
niEht,
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TIvAL-PosTPoHEMEET seoount OF tie
illumination in celebration OF the Clio iouI
News fIom our Vistorieus Army, the Sabbath
School Concert and Festival at Or, Gurlsy'I
Church, on New York Ayenu,, will be post.
9th Inst, at TX o'clock. Tickets IS cents.
Proceeds for the benefit OF the school.
ApA-2ts SAMUEL KERR, sept.
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SECOND EDITION
20 UR o,oL oo.K .Kl. q. N.
1PARTURu OF MAS. 4
n n0E1 CITY POINT.

DEPARTURm OF MAS. LIncoEn
- p0n CITY POINT. "
At ten O'Clock, this forenoon, Mrs.
President LINCOLN left the city in steam
yacht, for City Poiat, accompanied BY
Senator HARLkH end his wife and daugh-
ter, and senatoriFsuHNER, Assistant secre-
tary oTTo, Of tho Interior Department, and
others. -
The PEHsIDBNT will not return 10 the
Capital until the middle Of next week.
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deeBi-tf

u new York State soidisrs' Agency
removed To No. 28S y street, between iweliih
and Thirteenth streets. All information o.
interest or vslue to the soldiers Of New Nofk
or their friends, furnished grAtuitously upoa
application at their new rooms, either In per
son or by letter. No. 283 y street, DetWeea
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
MI. hAinfhN
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Ef Onlos OF the washtngton and
GhoRGETowN RAILRoAD CON
DAY, April lat, the fAre on the cars Of this
Company viii be SIX CENTS, a. provided TOT
by act OF Congress.
TICKETS, seventeen for one dollar, can be
New York avenue and Fifteenth street;
Bridge street, Georgetownj Garrison street,
near the NaVy-YArd gate.
mhao-st GEO. s. GIDEON, President
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 D. BID, O.-Comradea or the de-
partments Of the District Of Columbia are
hereby requested 10 meet at their Camps on
the regular nights of meeting during the
present week, "in FeatiyAl,n In honor OF "ihe
preservation OF the United states from diiih.
te "a alton and decay" q. 7. u.
ap6-it JOHN n ELvANs, NJ. a. DC.
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~ Metropolitan Railroad Once,
CORNER Of SEVENTEENTH STREET
atd New York Avenue.-On aud alter SAIuE
DAY, April lAt, the fare on this road will DO
increased to seven cents, or seventeen tickets
for one dollar, which may be purchased o.
the once from q. m. to 9 y. N.
mh29.Iat J. w. THOMPSON, Pres't.
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LOCAL NEW 8.

FORGING MILITARY DooUMBNTs.-In the
U. s. Military Commission, Of which BrigadIer
General y. 5. Brsgs IL president, and Colonel
n. !. ChipmAn Judge adyooAte, tho ease OF the
U. 3. against William Edaell was taken up
yesterday. EdIell was charged, arSt, with
falsely assuming 10 be = Government offiser,
and, Secondly, with forging aletter OF appoint.
msnt. The specification under the nTIt charge
was thAt he Nrreated one Lawrence Duffy, In
New York, about the Ist OF March last, and
restrained him Of his liberty and the apscih.
cation under the second charge that he forged
and coun,erfeited paper pufporting TO be an
noer, signed by Colonel Baker, and counter.
signed BY Secretary Stanton. The accused
pleaded not guilty 70 the fitst specification OF
the frst charge but guilty to the charge itself,
and and to the second Sh,rEs and lpssticatlon
sppsintmen', admitted BY the accused to have
been found on his person, aud to be q forgery.
Two witnesses were examine on the part OF
the prosecution. The accused made state
nent admittiog the facts, and appealing Tor
meIcyi and the case went to the court for Its
fndipgs.
The case Of the U. s. against Walter II
Holmes, charged with erasing name. from the
rolls OF men liable TO be drafted in Brooklyn,
n: VI and In the case OF the U. s. sgAinsi
William II Ball, charged with falsely pfsour.
Ing, ~ IN employee In the once Of the quar-
termaster At New York, passes to 20 TO Hilton
Hesdr Savannah, and other points, on the
southern ooapt, for . remuneration, both oi
which were commenced last week, were con.
oluded. The hndlngs win be sent to the Judge
Advocate General tor approval.
TRIAL OF THE New STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
Yesterday afternoon large crowd collected
TO witness the trial OF the new Ateam lire on.
gines In front Of the City Hall. The fret one
tTied was steamer No. u ita highest pressure
WAS 90 pouads OF steam and 100 pounds OI
water, fjroing . stream of water 2i0 feet.
Steamer No. .. stationed At the Columbia
sure was 80 pounds OF steam and IsO pounds oi
water, throwing q stream Q distance OF 2l6
feet.
steamer No. Q, stationed at the Franklin
Engine house, Attaiped pressure ofoJ pOuudI
OF steam AAd tsO pounds Of water, throwing a
stream the d BtAnoe vi 225 feet.
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Reported Capture OF Fort smith by
the R0 bella.

sT. LOUIS, April sit ls reported that
the rebels have taken Fort Smith, ATkan-
sAs. The report needs confirmation.
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WORDS or A rRAIroR .uPpn
TuuAaoM. ~

TRnAs0M. -
tout Of thine<pwn mouth will. ] con-
denim fhesP' JrsS. DAVIS hpenl nost Of
the sdnmtf Of 1858 ikthe s.A,e q Nsins.
In th6 course Iof ne summer hevisiipa
Boston, ana was Jsisd BY ne city eouAeii
and invited 70 speak in Fsneuil Hall. His
speech was received at the time ss good
Union speech. Insn especial manner was
his AnAthanA upon traitors, in the words
given belot, commended as sound and
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A0EEcY REMovAL.-On and alter MONDAY,
January iAt, 1866, the Massachusetts state
Agency will occupy its new rooms In the No,
tiondI IIneHtgenceT building second nooI, corner
MassAchusetts soldiers and oiIlEehS arc ih'
vited 10 call.
Advice and assistance given without ohsrEt.
GARDINER TUFTS,
deo8I-tf Lieut.. Col. and state Agent.
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A NEw Police SYSTEM DENANpED Nash
vile needs, above all things, just at present,
a reform in the police system We are not
speaking Of a change Of officers so far as
we know them, they are gentlemen, and
well qualified but we mean that an entire
change should take place in the manner OF
paying them. They should have Fixed
salary, and it should be libersl, in order 70
inudce good men 10 accept places as watch
men but he should be allowed no lees
they being all paid in the city treasury.
Tn re is not, now, a city Of respectable di-
mensiona, anywhere IN the country, W N
the exception Of Nashville, in which The
police officer is made TO depend upon fees,
for his support.
An election IS now pending, for q new
board Of city fathers; and We think lhe
people would consult their own interest, If
they would ascertain the views Of the va
ri,us candidates., On this subject, before
casting their votes. &
Tho necessity for such a change Is 80 OBJ
vious, that 10 Is scarcely neccs arv 10 argue
the point; aud now that the war Is ended
and we are changing the old order Of thicgs
in 50 many particulars, we hope a ref rma-
ton in this respect, will take place.
Weknow nothing Of the views Of aoy Of
the candidates for the position Of Aldermen,
OF Councilman. on this subject; and only
urge esch constituency % catechiss those
who ask its suffrage.
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SoUrH NASHVILLE sTSEET RULRoAD. -
Work on this road is 20 be commenced at
once, as VIII be seen BY an sdvertisement
elsewhere, for 5000 ties-the number requir-
ed TO lay the track ON end 10 end. fhis
city is rapidly putting on Metropolitan airs
and well ID NAV, as there is not another ia
the United States, which is 50 rapidly in
creasing is population, and business import
auc
The ground around Nashville, in every
dire ton, is admi ably sdspted TO expsn-
so; q, We believe thai the country around,
and he IRA ie which viii naturally come
ere, wi leu tin a hundred a. &c y ID u
san iohabi ants; aud May years WI not
Pass tai Na.hv lie viii contain that May
souls
Al present the lack Of means Of commu-
mic uon with ire suburbs, has been such
as 70 deter bu ldinr. for all know how iea--
"a lv muddy the streets are, during several
m nths Of the year; but with the suspen-
81 n bri 20 acres the river, between here
and Edgrheld, and a railroud route through
Gs MAJ owe, south 10 the cemeiry, aud
west mile or two boy on6 the penitentisry,
the city viii grow DO ond all precedent, and
the people viii be able to locate in pleasant,
auI hsal.hy places.
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MURDEE OF PATEICE kELLET.-Thc prelim
mar exam natiol OF Freder Ok Re lhsean,
for tae killing Of Pa rick Kelley, was had
yestsr3ay Def 70 Esquire Meacham. The
evidencs ELECTED proved the following facts /;
That Reahagan built house some two years
since aud emil -ted in the army, and in his
absence Kelley got possession Of the prop
eFty. On the return Of Reahngan he de
manded the p operty Of Kelley, who was
slow IN giving IL up, and even held il for a
month after the demand. Ever since a bad
feeling has existed between them, often
times culmina ing in a row, and one oeca-
SION Kelley fired q gun into the house Of
Reahagan after night. for which he was
bound over keep the peace. Ga the d y
Of the mu der Reahagan went tc the house
Of the deceased and had an alteration with
Mrs Kelley, who ordered him fr m the
ptemi Is, and for his refusal to 20 a tackled
and beat him b a shovel until he left.
Reahagan, wounded ana bloody, lie aud
pro ured q gaa and shot at Mr.. Kelley,
woun ing her IN her lett haad He ihe0
got aoother gun, a carbine, and aid IN wait
Tor bis victim, Who'was Z turning from toe
city, accomp snied by q lazy By the name Of
Mrs 40 re- and when near the Gu berJ on
TIE Granny White pike ne shot and X led
him. The rse att sched % the wagon took
fright an me " yards. x ey fal
inE back into the WACO lifeless. VIM
On ldrs Jr., pr i-ccut d and of red 40 able
argument l. the case. Judge Turner de
ieudcd Rcahag n, a d made an eloQue
d 60 for his client he court COMM ted
Reahaean 10 jait for mu der n the G O. de-
iTee. He viii be tired before the c imlnsl
lourt AZ the next term.
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Hats, Caps, { Furnishing Goods,
Latest Styles,
Just received by R. B. THOMPSON,
sepl2-Im 2s Cherry street.
Latest Sui
Self Abuse.

This vice, which is never practiced il
the presence Of any one, has proved tia
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblesi
and most talented young men that sVel
gave tongue 10 olOquence or pen 70 song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the cOnsti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim &
living skeleton. Nor arc these It's hnsl
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently of this affection, call OF
DR.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nssh
vile, Tenn. fse26-h
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TAN VAR
For Sale.

THE under signsd ofIers for ssle bis splsndid
Tannery. VI p Al o. the land and sppattsna1-
ces thereto b longing.
vii slso ~ with The yard Al II The STOCK n
lesther taEnei Hnd 10 process Of tan Consisting a
frosn eo 70 = . s.des AZ q shch Is nearly ready
70 he taken o ui
Wil $50 sell. c desired al of nv live stock
consisting q Horses. Mlch Co.'s = fsa l1f Of -tack
HoEs, beef Caule, A. Also. nv HoTrsehaid and
kitchen kJr .t1ru. 20 enable ta urrtha sr %
70 o. VIII ms busrsass " thuut dslsv Nv Place
Is ona az he finest locEllr Tor DE Tssnerf o.
EIlns Business Ia Norlnern Alauarra ssisnafed on
range of lOftF HIS CyeIlooizaF fe valley OF tns
TaE1essee and commanding one q the anesf yisps
esi Of tne AleEhznses Il Is UNSURPASSED IN uoiui
< health a1ld HsieI-there heaE fo sprirs Of nes-
/ e. kihng free stone Naier On re placa.
TINS b. verY desrshle piece Tor god siesm
So and grtsi MI. theTe beng uone vahin tHeaiy
miles Of Latf plaoe TIE tusidlng snciosinE dha
Tsnnarv ss hsin with speasi us8areuee - tls ~.
Sslsess here heing nothinE necesszry ncw buf the
I rnarhinery. The Memphis snd Charleston Rail-
rusd. nov hanF pot Ia 0perstus, vii acord good
market ar al liInter o. nQur thai cnula b sa9oi
o. Ground Al the Nil you'd ta less thaa half .
nile q rile shove Rad
snv one de- ring good inFesimTnt tor cap a ID
siher 81 the hove named BUSINESSES. could zui DO
fssiar than 90 Eault1e properly lere FiIrchss-
l ne sseeu he-e Terms sasy. Possession gwen tn
| ned siely, q wa1i~d.
&c.. ~ usrnnssioa, % s. s. Dsrsiz sad ". z,
Nauca. Huufsvae, AlA-
~ further pafucniars Erply - re ~ ieiier, q
neesftlr Ala a. q fhs rresu-ssss ~ MES
I ~ al bsosrnr "a he n. e. y =
| SAMUEL =. iAhHlHs
Fapl1=aH
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SUCCESSFUL BuRgLAEIrs NJ 4 REoRo.--He1ry
PEBBLES, one of the worst looking ne
Froel va ever saw, was yesterday before
Judge Shane, on Q charge OF stealing S275,
or thereubouts, from O man named George
BLOC e, q Broadway merchant, who lives in
be vicinity OF the Government powder
imagazine.
Tho negro, It is alleged. effected the en-
.rauce BY means Of a.laddcr, which N d.
Moore had on The premises, setting It up
sgain g The house AID effecting 90 entrance
through the second story window, which
was raj "a. The money was in the pockets
OF his pants. which were laying near the
bebt, aud he knoV not ing Of the burglary
iii next dav PEBBLES, who il was known
had 10 money the night before, was seen to
spcnd grecnbacks pretty freely, and q
watch wzs kept on him, aud az three o.
clock on Sunday al ern0ou, It was found
that he was % the Chattanooga depot, en-
doayoring to get away from the city. and he
was accord nRly arrested and taken 90 police
headquarters. where Sll1 was found in bis
possession--two twenty-five cent pieces Of
which Mr.. Moore positively Identified ~ q
part 90 the money taken from him. lt was
also found where PEBBLES had disposed of
ahsut $50 more, bat the remainder could
not be found
The Judge held him over. for his appear
Hncc % the next Circuit Court, but the pris-
oncr had not been removed from the court
room when &c was found that another war
rhut had been sworn out against him for
Stealing 800 worth Of clothes belonging to
W. Il. portseh, hnt this case is continued ull
io-dav
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MuslC, orrtcs, AM LirEuAruRE.-At No
8 Union street, any one wishing 20 do 90,
can procure o god article at q far price. be.
Singing % ANY of she departents Of sciencs
or art mentioned 90 hchead Of this notice
Mcclure has always ON hand a good g..
s0rtneut % andard sheet music snd must
cal ins'raments, such as Pianos, Melodeons
org.nH, etc. % which We would respectfully
direct tae o tsn'ion If purchase 3.
NJ. II. Freeman. who occUp e. a part o
ths above unmed extensive house is prac-
Teal. as Cil Is scicnt &c man. aud I'll who
may be an ctod with q defect We vision can
have their ght nea-ly restored by pro
cur ug 3 IL of his unequallcd spherodjal
end Bfari.ian Pebb Spcctaclcs. We have
heard them prni Ell BY many. There is nd
ar icle Of III, kind in be country a. perfect
"a they are nc also has 90 hand a variety
~ opera snd Geld glasses, also an assortment
oi oPacel snd mathematical instruments.
Inc circulating Library offered 10 the pub
he by Mr.. J. Y. Armstrong, b. an iustiu-
ton that ought 20 be liberia ~ aud heartily
sustained All who wish 10 encourage Il
can register their names at No. 80 Union
street.
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WIZ WEIrrUs.-JuGgss hsns Is hard on
wife vhippers-just as he ought = be
nan who VII strike woman IS u lai1 sand
co~ard; and the pcaitentisry i TOO good
plsee 10 send him TO-
there were two csses Of this kind before
the Judge, yesterday, md in each instance
ne imposed fns Of $50 and costs one Of
the offenders, JnO. DesIn On, IS white man
ans a day or two since he got very drunksand
beat his wife badly He was on protr. eted
spree. and refused to listen 10 the adDoni-
tioas of friends, or officers, and was finally
taken into custody.
The other case was that Of negro, named
John Curlsy, who, likewise, was iBebfiated.
HIS attorney begged hard for asmal fac, As
the blows struck were not very severe but
the Judge replied;
81 viii find every man, black or white,
$50, who strikes e " man, regardless Of
what any Of the rogues Of the city may
say"
Coed 70: the Judge his head is right.
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tNrD ros DIsoRDEEtv CoSpUcT.-A NUM-
ger OF part IS were yesterday fined, on 9
charse oi dl,ordesly conduct
KING Smith Cos very drunk. and while
going down Cherry street. concluded u try
ne hsna on coiorcd man, VAC ives walk
lns down, On the same side. A peiicomau
happened 10 SO the affair. and be arrested
MI, smith, and yesterday he was fned SIS
sad costs.
Nm. Aiiewsy made bet, and having
lost, hsd quarrel with the stska-ho der.
whom be vhipped- he paid SO ior The
sport
Amanda Hunt, aud Martha Lewis. two
very irail females, had a quarrel. while i'm
ehriajed. and were hnei sic and easis each
Two men, named Nil.ians, and Powers.
were fined SIC and costs eseh, Tor fighting.
No body very seriously hurt
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EoTIoE.-we would inform all persons
having claims sgsinst the Government
which were fled with the Board Of Claims,
Of which william Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order No. 49,
dated March 18Th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claimH prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We win also have their Vouchers, Re
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order TO substantiste the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government
je30-tf II. ToHPKINs i Co.