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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13
CITY ITE M.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsraS-Fellows whA
have changed their residence place Of bnnes since I'D
date Of their subscription to the FeIowip Fund ,sex
70 eld their address M Richards the Secretary Of tho
Academy, Clinton Hail. that accurate directory uay
be made before tie couns opening Of tire hE.ans
FIRE IN JoHS-sT.-LOss sEAI.Y sl0O, Co.,
Shortly after o'clock Saturday ronins fire breks out 10
the upper foos of the building No 60 John add be-
fore sxngvhed budng aud contents
de.royed The first floor and basement were oceaplsd By
Me.sr' D. Bates. Co. dealer, in wsilins cotton bats.
chs, ETC. Los $4,000 Insured for $1,000 follows,
Home Greenwich, Globe Merchants Broadway ani cro,on,
S5Ooe each, ard S'vt IN ,be psfa Company. The four
upper floors were occup[ by j. A. Babcock Co.. silyes
pasr. Lo's about ssgn insured for $500 folows:
Relief ore hetrogohsu. East River, Corn Fac nge and
Conuierfiai o.pinies so each. The budi which
owned " hr : G. Nfiisas way valued at $500 In,
sgred Tor $4,000 each IN the Washington and Knici erbocses
Companies. .---
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The uoauiy swiud!c -Fnriher -Arresi, ard
Hcianrca.

On Saturday last, Col. Bakers detectives made.
further seizures Of bo-, certificates Of enlistment board
The receiving ship North Carolina TAy In ths pos
session of the detectives the Asoriouse. open the H.
spccton Of country grn- who may have been wiudled IN
this way BY bounty brokers. Another important
made on Saturday afternoon IN tho person Of Col Mcmahon
the partner ofCap Moorcy whose ha. been already
noticed Mciahon found idden in house in the uprcr
portion Of Tire city and IL IN custody nsuicd'
i.nncs 10 also ar.ts for having swindled recruit, o.
500 bu, upon returning tho money lie released and
Their. numerous oeT aTes's ELECTED both yesterday
and Saturday. bat rot permitted TO publish names
One OF tie detective, who played bounty Jumper and was
on Ii lrts Island for ndcrabe length Of time. deCrbes
that p4c, being ralya ,nd xyou of robbers aud cut,
;logi Tie moment recruit arrived. he was systeGist.coy
robbed o III, bounty and IN case o resistance terribly braicn
resort 10 saiesyec h. ht themselves, while oao
Of tie would Hex the roc,e, o the unsuspeciuE victim
the u Valentine Homer, recruit from Harlem,
hcrycr tho villains -ht ,cded Tartar Falling 20 rob
him with his open, Hud unable put him 20 sleep wHh
druerci whisky "ch would have soin en- odir'ty man u
hundred plccs they aitrn pied 20 bGy m INTO giving
his bounty. Tie sii did not IN s'ioGs Lfi. w.en
several Of hc ruilns on upon him os hnd Msunr & bnt
Homer wa match lor them and snachug ur ur.hct h"
an0tle with kck IA tho stomach and KNOCKED thft in'o
The middle OF next Autumn by sJe wipe "ih a." barrel o
IN. ruu, when tho hgh5ub of the tsht brought nanDe o.
conn oued olcen IN tie g'ound sd tao brave 1e"" WA
icacuei from lutl,r mole ..at.0I.
Bus II would REQUIRE r moro sr5ce than We can spare 70
,nutnrre one half of n ru't OF t kind hI, urt about
by Col RsAers raid among thi, proeou, cs,s ofvens
Covenots Island !. better u an iiarn fact Is pioba
bly, tom 10 close vicinity - the city Tie thieves
have Osen la the sabt of using chlOo iofm hs huesi
other stmeou to socomph their yainous ends in that
department.
dhc public may hov ever rest assured that tho inve.ga
ton 90 sue'esplly iutaed by Cot llaAol will be prose.
euod III ana TINT before long the cttic System Of
bounty nd IN, and enlistment, forging heretofore prac
t.ei In li' oily, VIII be chectually broken up.
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TIE Rebel General sr- on the ~i;uuticu.
FFcs,. The RsohssoES DffpoGrj, Fsi.r.

Richmond cuTItfi ohlcut 'i "a NpNth'4h PhPcI
n.y.
turs Leo tod NJ W &. Rivrs ,le other dsy Tint rcre
but ,ir~r tne anf thrt tl" reading oi
csu,es. csfond rrT shong tho pope. PTvcnt t and
81 world b. well W. had strength enough l"h O. win or
p~uleuce AID win li II tr nf1ps VIZ
r. rat ry. way foolish dsspl. 10 unoth'r ii tin
ga lie lrr.ilrt panel aim nrc vry much. B." had can
f,I.r 20 Tho don't aud DID think could nai bet
Ter iol thut p.'rc
We have sl.I heard from enoricr source. which we
consider elt ted - credit tha Gon Dee said De was
"suIy.rot ~ a." dc-p0rdenry 81 ~" cit zrnf. hea
Con zee speaks thusi when Gen. Lee say. we have
Strength enough LETT To- win our independence aud we
ara Ger ain - win IL u tie propo VIII not only give WY
~ u flDisb dctpi.r" the people ough, to b"he'n hiu
This Do not tio irresponsible inference ol az excited
uaiciqr and s' irss 81 n FtTrctcpIncr cruclr; y J.
me voice Of thn l host military authority IN tho Con
f.cEacr Of uln bci{rr Informed than any other Of
tho resources Of the enemy and o. Cur orn h. % spoken
la the freedom ~ social gtrTcOursc, and Lof fr pnbhc
% act aud t comes from man Who never c2r-efniet
nnd vln would not stain his honor ~ deception of al
The rcnouu the wold could gave. DO tle people be-.
licvc Robert L. Ieef Aud b. they do, viii they not DIS
miss ~ once that foolish despair which. De assures
them - TIE only ohstrllc % their indevcndcncC'
The people Of the conl,dcracy know n ast hat The
l1-s Of tLcir Independence means. They have thnt
know, edge from tie Federal Congress. aud from tbs
lps al Lincoln and Seward. There is 10 carhy hopo
fr eu but in stern and uuarnoGs resistance; aud In
that there Is everything o hope )" GEN Lee declares
ana that trumpet gives 10 uncertain sound.
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Gold Thrcnicrcd with n Rapid Dcciin.

There is every reason 10 believe that gold
must soon take a rapid decline. 1t Is understood that
bin T. being prepared in Congress 10 pay the soldiers
limited amounts In gold and that The Legislature OF
virginia 10 also considering penal measure 10 prohibit
trade IL coin. Apait nom these measures the scarcity
of money becoming extreme. and II will be utterly I'M
possible for u brokers To carry up gold against the
contraction going IN tie currency. sMdH sferiRg
6 ras sOid yscrd1y az auction for t1yOHe TIT conn
Try has great confidence In Mr.. TIendollas financial
ju1CnGnt and II Is to DO hoped that Congress will IN 10
Way ncI sre with AIS present. firm and iddioous policy
t. 5ppt ciaio The currency. and 10 bring order out o.
,hoo5 IN which bis Predecessor LETT the financial aaIs
Of tho Government. Richmond Examiner, le1. "
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ros freight tre.ns could not be moved cattle train
ehich eff DafiaIo on Tuesday succeeded In reaching

roef freight tre.hs could mot Be moved catIe usIn
~hich left DaaIo Tuesday. succeeded IN reacnias
Syracuse on "Wednesday. and unoaded Ge.uraaI "S
learned from the Superintendent OF the Harlem kalrosd
that the telegraph informed him that IL or IL car loao
yond come down Saturday, but he had no assuraSs
OF any more in time for Mondays market FROM ~. ~
Fr. Railroad we have tie following report ron use
Superintendent "No cattle trains have afEi,ea anu
we have no certain information that any wiii arrive
Tao truth is We have so much other freign. tnas We
almost compclled 10 abandon the attempt to get cat
rio fnrward.r by the New jersey Central on0 tue
Canden. no cattle are expected -,
There will be, moreover. but q small sock Oh
Ioc, cattle and spectators viii endeavor to nignten
into the idea that the great time predicted OK
famine in the supply arrived and that they must
nav famine prices. We assure them there Is 10 cause
soI alarm, There is a good supply Of cattle on the
roads nnd II not here Monday they VIII be In the course
Of lie week We commend the exercise Oh patioace'
and not tie paynient VI famine prices.
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scarcity in the Caine rTorhci-Trnins all
Delayed By Snow.

We expect tho greatest scarcity of cattle
today that have had 10 many years. All The trains
have been delayed by great snow storms the New.
York Central and Other railroads Cattle that were 1T
nuaalo intended iDr lest weeks market are not yet
here. 81 Albany on Friday morning Dot n car
load lad arrived. bat passeLSr train Of IA
caIs cams in. 81 touIs behind time. which had been
moved some miles this edo Of Syracuse by seven en-
giaes lvgg aIa AMI oIe LeliaG IL Tile g.ste Of !ae
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"rVHE PEN Is NuGHTlER THAN THE
TIE GOLD PFN-iliE bE,T OF ALL fhN''
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

CHE BEsr Pms rs rae WORLD
o. cec7. o. my , a. le p, p 5i s N S s,is
God ZEN feas-sseefre @e 'l@s aeeo'si'g - desr~
nor, vi:
For - cents. tie Ni.o rei os y cents tse L-cfy Pen:
or ~, ihe A.Usyshesdy reri or - . ihs Eiesn,
6 re.pec,iyey.
rus SANE PENS SILVER PLATED rxrsssoy casks WIFE
For O., the Maec Pen, or 81 .: he Lqssy Pens for
81 -. 90 AiweysReay fsui or e. 'De L'ssans Pens
Tic,- s,c wcBitbEci, GooI.wr,ins eol Fen, with
H @ a f' iSs s s be-, S' q r ,y o ore s he,
are Harl''aaiei. aad mye'o's r7' 's1Hssa0is
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS
Tie uame 4. Norton "Namb,r" sHi " g. atty" srs
stamped tie 1ow.u, Pens und tho po.as se warranted
Ihc.aiiOcs. ial ate 'iie aiy, No. being the smallest.
No the lrgst adapted Tor the p hot No no smallest,
md 40. ID, tie largest MainEc Gold Fen, os she desA
GOLD PKss. WITHOUT CASES
EoI s No Zen 1T gy or No No. P pso ~ ~ S 2Igy
No. Pea. ia quaity =, N, ,.,,.
For No Pen, +. qasHy' No. 4Pen % qaaA'ys
For s:lSa No Pen l.. quality; aNo. Fem "a gusbiy,
30, No Pea H. GIslty; or No. Pen ID qusy.
For - o No. Pens s s. 10 Pen - - No feh5
sGsOa No9 Pen, 81 50 a No. 10 ren-ah lat qual'iy'
THE s,as GOLD PINS IN Silver EXTENSION o''2' WITH
For +asNo. Pen lat quality ora No. Pen 'dgqliiy
For - No Fen. l'tqua.ty or No. Pen 2dqiali
ora 30. ( Pen, 3dqglity.
For &Js No Pen 1T quality; 20. Pen, 81 quality,
or 10. : Pen. 81 quality.
For So No Pea, let quality; No. Pen, "a qae!i
ora No. d Pom, 81 quality.
For s. ala n Pen, ls quality; No. Pen, 9d qrs',
Ter is - No. Pen. LIST quality
GOLD PRN.. A. FIRST QUALITY. sLyER'soUyrsn pEsh
HOLDERS 80 -, N
For - Isl No 4Pcni fl 1928 No. 9Pen ios NlA"o'V
Pen; fos = % No. Pen. 40 -, "a
For No. Pea Tor $saNo. Pen; and for s9a No T"
Pen -,
TIE 1T Quality" are pointed with the very bert liis
min Points carefully ssctcd aud none Of this q9iHy y.
sold with the ghc .o4ieccn icl skill and tie eoses
scqitii 'rt.c'. . L..
The "a Quality" superior to any Pens made by bun
previous 90 tie vcsr 100 =. No..
The 50 Qu,ly he end, nll eorsl IN repec, 70 Dfs
hity Elasticity and GOOD ding QUtltieS lthe ohy wv
combinations any God T. mad, elsewhere. -,
m ne ard 90 The cheap Got Nsr- be bess leave 70 saythH
previous 10 operating his Ne'S ard Patented & neS -"
N not a. w. nale Good Writing and Durable ioh J."
n, price hid the Gold be,r furnished gIsuitonsy. ~,
Parties ordering must IL M instances SPECIFY 90 "~is
m die Number aad "oUsty If the Pcns wai" az ~
psruaf 70 describe tho kind they poeT-"ne'hsf '''' OF
hn.ber, coarse or Inc. 49,. -. 49,,
All rem iccs ec't by mall IN re- catered letters he ~
rlk and 70 all who send twenty rents tchafto foreG '9N
r. addition 70 the pcc OF good. ordered Val -J h"-
Parte, ending Gold or svsrwi be allowed the nI' pre-
no CLls "A d.scoun, Of 10 per cent win be elowes
suns Of AII aud Is per cent va and Of 20 Per ssn'
$40 E,sn. 30 sns ials'n 4! one dine; A snp.o,
No. Is Maiden Ass New Ysk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

BILLIARDs.-T return match between Melvin
Foster # New.lprk and John Dccry Of Warrington fos
$50 $40 a,idel 800 up took place or Saturday
evening at living Hail. fourroeks Phelantsble Of second
siss aud otter nbo contest by Foster MI Geo
Phcan was chosen 20 lct referee aud Nessf shi ana
pe.ce D.. the rerrctive umpifea Of neery and loer
large number - persona intcrrsei,n Billiards present
Ia elleul cider " a. preserved Oh tie ccessen
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lAdYeriisenien..i

DYSPEPSIA AND FITS! A sure cure for thesa
6ltresnr complaints IA now made known IN Tresti.e ou
forian sud Save hrE's Regulations, published by Dr. o.
PEEIPs BA0ws. Tie prssi ion him ia sucH
pioyiena Hanne that he cannot conciensusy reuts
make known, has cured everybody who used H. never
having f4 Ell Ia single Il IS equally IN cases a
III. Of Dyspsil and the insrcii ITS may found any
drug Seat free 20 al tue .cCe ptof five 10 pray
pay posege. Address Dr. o. PHELPs BRows No - GgsnS
81, JerssI ely New.JeEsey.
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QUARTERMisTERs.
TIE GOldsboronqh J0nrngk Of tho Ath faYf. in

that they al active they no or ought 10
be. IL would DO idle 10 say that tey all ssilts 81
,latterns Of prudence or ylrtue Nor do We for one
II onent suppose there dishonest or dsh0orable
zen among hcin That would be- raining to tho other
t., ne An men neither saints devils and IN every
a,a collection Of men the bad aud good cssnr
conf 1inglr. Bu' do say. aud desire to be under
stood that classes they aro entitled 10 the fair aud
cba ble belief ilat they ore a. good other classes
for the same Auuns-s.
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cnI,Rr CAIrNnAr-rrr, DIV.

sl-Pnysfg CouRT-CrRcUIr-P Nos. sos,
81 e35si3 es s,7 s9 90, lol ol eco AZ io4s. iQtI
ioig lost 49, 1855, 1871, l95a 70 G--hot - sse,
So go ~ C5 "a, 80 rs 6i iS, 80 'ae, 49, u.s. III
ga l0Jl. o.. 20. .
StTEEioR COURT 49, Part Mos. 3iyS, 45I,
as } $50 4223 800. 1879 -. 1891 Etl, 4tT, .st9,
is5 1851 41.9 sa6i Part i.Nos 81. Jasi ABS, ttlt
Gs44 as 4f s92 -. 80. $751; ItO tS3 t'2t tts5
(oUIT OF COMMON ILLAs-Iart Nos. 80 -,
s2i g.f H. 6l' &c. e1 ~ -. 80. ~, so tSa Para
iNos. 49, 8l. 8 s. as, 30 20, o5 Ga 81, 44 Ga, e.
6g9 I-f. Us.
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r. Efrn Session of the Mississippi Lrgisin.

Gov. Clark las issued n proclamation con-
vcnny the Mississippi cgseturc in extra session. II
il ~ assemble Ia Macon on The .Oil If February.
Richmond Sentinel, leb g.
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Abandonment Of the Rebel Hursau OF Com
scriptISu.

We learn that q movement IL on foot in Con-
prc-. 10 abolish tie Bureau of CONSUMPTION and 10 sub
stute ueB plan fOI the oSccuion OF the c0lscr pton
by men detailed from tie different commands OF the
army. lAc plan sseid 20 b. approved By Gen. Leo
fltchnoBd Examiner Feb. ..
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-CHNBsEs.-FE.. lc-Befors t.usies
EAENARo

SUPREME COURT-CHAvBaRs-FE3.l G-Before I.gs!es
IAENARD.
PRESIDENT TYLER 8 willow IN COURT.
Daniel j.. Gardiner agt JulaG. Tyler and Harry
PEE Motion 10y the plaintiff for receiver othe Prop
ery Of hs wo died IN 1904 Her will ss been of
vro58r Richmond County The panti9 coHesti
TIM viii and asks fo ceyer the ground that tie pssoa
having charge OF the properly SLOWING TO g waste.
he answoT til, &. a pfrs0n having such clsfas
apr oincd by Oar.insg bim-if during the lifetime Il s
her ts GaIdner and taat he is fhful the
Decision reserved.
DECISIONS.
Humboldt Fire insurance Company agt. Jane A.
Bunker f. q. Lyon. -. ~ Fgt. Emily r. Lyons e. e.
Mert,n Sophia Butere'. a. JuigF ept kIspted.
CigcyI --FEg lI.-teiore Justice ioHhs0s.
TIE COST " THE JULY RIO1s--sGY EN-E..S HUNDRED
SUITS.
William c. Moore agt. The Mayor, Ac.-ihis q
one Of the numerous suits brought dnagrs for os
OF ~ ,si Property stolen BY the rioters Of Juys
s. The pa,nin property was in A-rons hotel and 20
Ya'ued n u 6il3. -, .
M akei ,nnnng up the case fog The dessnse sisted
sc TINT there le9O suits n tbis ssine chlrcteT,
iuyoyg claims ~ tue ssouii snds bali aion dollars.
Jane. NJ. smith oprctrsd for @ e paiti1 .
The Jury after osibeTa,ion returned win Yefdct
for psiih.h for &534 II.
May ks.i..n eg, Neil Kerrigsu.-Judguient Of divorces
granted.
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William c. Moore aer. The Mayor, ac.-Tbi, ID
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT c0URT-FEs. n.-Bsiofs
JUDGE SuTPNtS.
ACTION AGAINST REci IvHE OF PUBLIC MONEYS ON
Al

lib OFFICIAL BOND.
Tic United States AIT. james ID. Reymert.-
IT, l was an act ion brought Ivy United sat's egain de-
ferist i.eyuert Lite pub.ie money! and LIted
Sat., DrpSsiry nj hudson, Wicousn, 10 recover Bb1
balance by him. and not accounted iof to tAe IDea
5 s'os Ye.sgry. A.. n ,r. 49,. ma,
liable o ,r amount havir been stoeh ro TIE oE saiS
Ia IL. oil e. abo.l II e tfst oi March. 1885,
thi4 the iry bou. { in verdict under tho direc-
ou OF the CoL Ia favor OF tie Government o' he arlcuna
claimed. ,
The ,our; charged the jury that defendant could not hs
allowed credit ~ his for The MONEY alleged 20 pave
been .,oea 'nt he did no show that The claim
oI such credit haA been any line eseni do any Goorns
If the Treasury rhE. defendant vas - ne uno
tnal N possession % vouchers proofs when mad osea
bsfo-. that time. beyond h,s power 20 produce.
T. D.ateld smith, United : ates District Attorney T. b.
Casspn Asssat AID r r Nll.cn, special Agent for ne
TIE ,.ury DEPARTMENT for the GoyelnmeD.; George ""
Stevens, esl for drieninnt
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COUNTLESS. 10 -BefOr. soHsp..
VILLA PLOVPn

During tho past week thc Surrogate has admitted
the MS of following nTra'd perscns to probate; James
Tlouas William Doseu Hannah DiITking Hetty Jones'
" ulisn H. Neyin, Edward \. Le Roy. Charles A. May,
Harriet l. Brsrler mia NJ Couc, =, Daniel Even, John
Lynch Henry STAKE aud Joseh Richter None Of ths Ioo's
viii. contain sny proyisicns of public Importance
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPrcnL TErK-FRB io-BsfeIs
yusice EoBfRTsos.
DFgIgfON

i;aiharlel Smith AIT. Mechanics aud 1raderS
Fire .rrnce Co. OF the cry u Nlwiork Csss ',, %
and allow sn ordered be sd annexed 70 hs udS
nrnt roll part thereof
IgpeLs ia Clerks oihCe.
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBFRs.- gEs H. Before Ja,'ies
lNG2AfAH.
DECISION.
Henry Morrison ct al. agt. Patrick II. Smith,
Motion denied. Paint.Bs' costs - pbde went.
Before Jps,ics bARsARD.
Jennie T. Tivado agt. Carlos II. Tiye1o.-Report
eogilIaed and j.d .meat 4 divorce granted
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an K0RrH cAROLlYA c0MMIgsIONrHa,


The Hdf(igh COycdfTGfc says that The Com
nissoncrs from North Carolina, who recently visited
Richmond, "wcfe edLittsd tn IN immediate aud pro
tIacted interview with President avis Abe muitcTs
Of conference confidential but oiahled 10
say that the President max, uurcseTcel and con-
doing. that be presented TO the Commissioners fun
history Of Lis policy connected IN pcuoe ucgutia
tons and tLal the interview resulted HgTeeably and
uscfully
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1ag AVE PES. " .nEsa elA1eD EzreAsloy clszs vrr

For O., the M,sc Pen, or ~ D. he Lp.ky Pen; for
81 - tie hwrys-ieiy fcui II, tue Ll.gau teu
aud lor : o. fll- Fxr-ioT Pen.
These a, WpI. fristel, Go3i-Niiins God Fer-, with
.losuiu Points toe average az every 90 which
viii FIR ouss' gross OF tie best s5d lsi although tsey
MLLlL,nl-ieL. and MeIc-.,e E3i -. Nans cloLc
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FRoG WILMINGTON.


The journal 'ays tbat TWO Yankee gunboat'
sbeed Fort Anderson on Friday lasl. No damage wa,
done the Fort. SiN Df Ou wounded Two OF then
aerDufly There were two monitor ~ the river. bat
neither cane near enough 20 participate. TIE fou
replied and pot slot through Que oi lie gunboats
cgIuucllug her 10 haul of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

4 gang Of iOrO| AVID d7-crlcTs WTIe O Go-
fSeut on Jr.per Waller COUNTY. Al-bcLa just after
sunset the 10Th Tie Confederate lorrcs - 81 num-
b,r God The oritl0usc, JILL rnd several oiLcr
oEldirr - were burned The books II TIE Government
sosof nId tax collector We're dcstoted, but DO money
was lost Tie records aud papers Of The counties, cA-
nniA md cOIria MerN nlau huLlnl.
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GTy. GARDNER REMOVED.

Tie Marion Clarion says tia, Majcr-Gener II
Gardner has been reheyed from duty IN tLis district
and Major GeaeIal VIII I. Martin appointed Ia h.
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On receipt o. my ~ lc oow NJ sums IN oa'h, hs sal
scf,b vii send rs retu. ~ 0tsril is. directed
God ZEN fc-ssieefEg Ms sIms aocoTei'g - dcsre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

Tie name A. Norton "Nlmb,r," sid 60 atty" ui
stamped the iolowu, Pens und the po.A ais wasnteS
Tor X n. uths, &c p. asiias. ',iisni. , .
1hesnuub,gs a ate sile lryi 40 being The small sss
No the ar.c adlto Tor the p1 kct, No. tho smallest
md No 3D. tho largest Mrnulc Ood Pen. ios she desk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

For - cents tie Ni.c ~. TO- - ces. the L1cky Pen
or a. tho AiWays.Resdy Pcri hr ~ ., the Eiesin,
Peni sni ~ , o. he EAceior featee'o Pens are no,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13
FKOM NONTN MIsgIesIlPI.

Tie Canton (Miss.) CdizoH has heard il osti-
inGtcd rs gentleman Of intcln gcucs thrt t - alto
rethot probable th,t further efforts VII De- made 60
iold ilc country between the laz.o and Big SANDY
rivers or 10 protect lie Mississippi Central IaiisoId
but or lines viii BE- moved blCs lesl O.. rs rin-
don and perhaps farther east. TIE only bopc 10" being
n. - Id .lln AinI-I-r ALu lI.-Iu I,nILrnnl.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06
ton and the rebel army of Virginia was
efiectually severed.

AMNESTY TO 'DRsERTERs.-The New
York Journal OF Commerce says many
deserters are returning from the Cana
das, in compliance with the Presidents
proclamation Of amnesty to all who
give themselves up within 80 days from
March 18th and many come from hid
ing places in the country and city
Great Kindness is shown by the Pro
vost Marshal and his assistants to re-
penting men, who thus make the atone,
for their misdeeds. They are provided
with clothing, ratiOns aud Transports
ton, and are received back into the
army on exactly their old footing, be-
ing required only to serve out their
original time, and, in addition, period
equal to that lost by desertion, The
generosity of these terms are fully ap-
preciated by the returning deserters,
and they will express their thankful
ness for being let off so easily, and for
the opportunity of winning back their
lost honor"