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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
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wHEATuaa5ks. iirm . ossa heavy and de
colts QaislG Ns~ ytf.ops 1 40aI e.,
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refined fee.
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sUCAR-stsady atI29Ise for Cnba MHscas ado
l59l434 toe Perto Iieo; Havana, lZ5<
SSEs-Quiet a. TO- for Porto Rico.
PoEK--Duii aid 1ossr at % 2b927 - for new
uess, closing aszG 81 cash - aoas41o for less
and lS6A q, cash and rsguiar. say closing az
20 50 for prinls nasss al-o 500 Bbis new mess,
April and May, Ssilsrs option, 70 7592s 50.
BEEE-More active a. 1911 foF. plain Hasss.
and l6e9zl TOO exfr Hessi beef haEns heavy 81 10
CCT MRATs--Hsayy at i45sgi4s& for shout.
dRrs. ana ib0tl6Z Tor hams bacon, mole active
at 80 fg1|l65 :. fDr JnfaberIAnd aSa
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for State. a@
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lower, At 5fas8a for naiddiiag. .&EaG
FLOUR Opened htayy aud closed steady add
lower a COOS IS for extra state; G5@ss75 for
extra Eousd hoop ohio sdts9 IS TT trade
bFaaia. o rcg hFnZfT
-, WAIsK YIppl.l sud espiasi small sales Of
MoNeY-Easy at s97, with bulk transactions
at inst ate 4.--E -F nrFEU
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co Heavy sna iossF; opened at sO9., and
close at At.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
For IsonINlsnn

CARo. April Late Western Louis.
lana accounts represent e great scarcity
OF breadstuffs about Alexandria Much
suffering prevails.
Scarcity offorags compelled the rebel
eavalFY 10 depart for fexasa The in
fantry have also been Withdrawn from
Alexandria, and are now eneamped at
Natchitoches.
The Confederate troops have been re-
moved from Brownsville to Galveston,
where they await the attack Of the Fed
eral mo-. f.. sre -a
One Of JEFF Tbompson's orders, on
assuming command OF the rebel North
ern Sub District of Arkansas, directs
that agents be appointed in each county
to exact one-third OF all the cotton
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
GROCERIES.

UNREsH EGGS-5eo Dozsn Fresh Eggs just re
II oeived at
ELLIoIT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
CHOICE SWEET POTATOES-25 bbls choice
~ New Orleans Sweet Potatoes, Just received
per steamer Brilliant, tor sale at
ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
GWEET CIDER--2 hhls choice Sweet Cider for
- sale at
ELLIoTTS FAMILY GRoOERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

ST. LOUIS, April 7-Extensive frauds
by Illinois whisky distillers have been
discovered, amounting to half million Of
dollars, by avoiding the revenue tax
Fifteen hundred barrels, consigned to
merchants in this city, have been seized
during the past week oy the authorities
The report Of the rebel capture Of
Fort Smith has been contradicted. The
Headquarters Of the Federals occupied
it on the Sd. 600 ar
The markets are generally frmer,
excepting Oats, which are unchanged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
Romh INTEREsTs.

70 PHTaoIANs,-If you wish TO purchase pure
Dra-s, A ieii.vs. ani Clssla ieais at a small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, 60 add examine SsAsAa
4 wHITE'sstock, where you will End eveNw 90
Gle that is needed by the prosssisn, and a. sssa
which eaSnot fan to give satisfaction. Their
Store is at No. 9t Main street -. may4dAwn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
REMOVAL.

Mr. &C. MIEGsT BEING COMPELLED TO
Nj vacNts his old stand On the coTusr % Main
and Firsr streets, has removed large portion Of
his stock 70 be ST. Charles Saloon on Ffrststrssf
between Main and Locast, where he Will b. pisas-
ed 70 walt on his frisnds until he occupy his
new stand. corner LOeast and first. ggfa natl
EriH. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
THE VERY LATEST
RT
II 4 LIE On r a PHI.
saIutes-secretAry Stewards Condi-
lInn-A RiraEh Cnrnerrd-

salutes-secretAry Stewards COndi-
tiOn-A Pirate Corhered.
WAsH'NGTos, April IA salute was
fred early this afternoon on reception
Of the intelligence OF yesterdays victory
over Lee @
Secretary Seward ID rather more com
Portable to-day than yesterday. His IN
Jnries are painful, hnt they exhibit no
uniavorable symptoms
The Navy Department has received
the following:
PoIET LooEoUT, April 6.
To Hon Gideon Welles, &C
Secretary u shs Nary:
1he Harriet Deford is hemmed in In
dian Creek Va, By several of my gun
boats. As sooa as the light-draught
gunboats get up, she will be recaptured
or destroyed.
[Signedl A. Parker,
CommandinR Potomac Flotilla.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
WILLIAM REAVIS.
Attorney &c Law and u. s. Claim
Agent. ~

Attorney st Law and u. s. Claim
Agent, ~ ~
Is authorized BY the Government to proCurs Pen
sions, Bounty Money, BACK Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HoRszs and other PRoPEsTT destroyed
while in e, service Of the GOysrnmsnfs aud all
Stains, Of whatever kind or nature against the
United States. -
Bounty for Discharged SOldiersI
BY an Amendments TO the Bounty Law. passed at
the last session Of Congress. q All soldiers or
other persons who haze been or shall Hereafter be
discharged within years from the dsts oftheIr
snIistments by reason efwOunds received in battle
shall receive theasAme Bounty as though they
served two years.
ONCE s51x Main Street, over KILLERS Con stors.
opposite the Court House, Evansville, Indiana.
Correspondents mus; saeloss stamps. ~
RA-GOod references given ~ rec uired. nh2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
oinelnaatI MarKe,s.

CIScIssATI. April 7.
The news Of the capturs OF Lees army unset
tied values, aud business Sas done sAftsr the
laBnoun -emeut was made GU 'uhangs The quota
B lions are nominaiiy the s&ms aA last given, a.
holdors wtthdEsw thsiEs sampisss-zssaaa-sasssa -.
GOLD-Ciosed at 1891 50, with dull market.
sEED-Clortr A4vanced 70 10 %, aud in de-
mAnd g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

offered for export, or collect oue.third Of
the receipts Of all cotton exported.
Two hundred and t~enty-nine bales
Of cotton we're received at Memphis YES
terday for St Louis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
a CARD.

MY CLIENTS, AND ALL PERs0Es WHO
vi have entrusted business 10 my cars,sEiIl take
notice that I shall be absent for few days, on
business sf Importance. at Warrington City,
=hrn sxs ect 20 visit the different Departments
aad make arrangements 70 serrs than batter / n
day Of April, n not hisdsred. = y - -
@5-siAIw 8ea q gsaa W. REAvIs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
.L L HEADoUARTERs SIXTH eoRPs,
April 6--l0 r. NJ
Mg. Gen. WelEes, Chief Of STAFF,
army of the Potomac:


April 6--l0 T.. NJ
Maj. Gen. WelIes, Chief Of Staff,
army Of the Potomac
SlR:-In pursuance Of instructiohs OF
this morning from Major General Meade,
moved from Jetersville, by the short
est practical road to the LETT of Deaton-
vile, with the object of then taking
position on the left of the Second corps,
striking the road running from Deton.
vile 90 Burks' Station. At point a
little to abe southwark Of the former
place found the Second corps was en-
gagged to the front and right, and the
cavalry moving to my lefs Moving
down towards Burks Stations, perhaps q
mile and running sharp to the right,
proceeded across towards a nearly par
allel road in which the enemy was NOV
ing, aud along which ne had thrown up
line of entertainments As soon as
the leading division, Gen Seymour's
could be formed, it was moved up the
road held By the enemy, which was car
ried, then turning the left, it was ad-
vaueed down the road against pretty
strong resistance. By this time Whea-
toms division was put into position as
rapidly as possible on Seymour's left
The lines were again advanced and
were swept down the road for distance
Of about two miles. Arriving at q deep
and difficult creek, we found that the
enemy had reformed his line on the op-
poste side, where we attacked aud drove
him to a point distant about half mile
further In the first attack portion of
the cavalry operated on our right flank;
in its subsequent attack the mass of the
cavalry operated on our left and the
right of the enemy The result has
been a complete success. The combined
forces have capturad five Gen. officers,
among the Gems Ewell, GUSTS Lee, and
and large numbers Of other prisoners. 1
shall 60 into camp about two miles be-
yond this point and await instructions.
The LIST and Sd Divisions wheaton S
and Seymour's) and the artillery en-
gagged to day, behaved spiendi9ly.
A return Of casualties will be for
warded as soon as possible. 4xrw
The corps has molly sustained the
repntatiou ii ea+hed on the I'd inst, as
on previous hard,fought fields. -u.
! & [Signed ~ Fl G. WRiGHr,
Major General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

Tobacco: 81
IA Pounds, Bright Ounces.
"a Ounces.
"A Twist. Bright, ne =.
4 a Sweet, Z Ounces. lsf
a a Bright, 2OS.
Bright CRddies.
Medium 4 = Caddies.
Dark a ; cRddies.
"A Pancake, bright, OOF
Bright 10 5 in cRddIes.
bark 10 : Ina caddies.
Navy, Pounds.
spun Roll.
Feud's Cable Roll. E1i i1ao--
EIdoradO.
RHuEb and Ready. t--5 %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

PHILADELPHIA, April Jay Cooke
has received dispaleh from Washirg.
ton that the report that Gen. r. E. Lee
is taken, is contradieted. Itis false
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
omeIaI pi.palel.rs.

HEApQUARTERs, April 6--l p. M.
To Lieut. Gen Grant:
At daylight this morning | moved the
18th and 6rh Corps along Tie railroad in
the direction of Amelia Court House.
Soon after moving Information was re.
ceived that the enemy was moving to-
wards Farmville. The direction of the
ID and 9th Corps was immediately
changed from a northern to a northwest
ern dIreeiion-the % moving on Dan
vile and the 9th, heretofore in the CEN
tire, moved on the rightof the I'd, and
the 9th, facing about, moved by the left
flank, took positionon the LETT of the I'd.
Ii was understood that the. cavalry was
to operate on he extreme left.
The changes were promptly made,
The Sacond corps soon becoming en-
gagged with the enemy near Deatonville,
driving him by right across Sodon's
creek 70 the Appomattox The Fifth
corps made a long march, but its posi-
ton prevented It's striking the enemy's
column before it had passed The
sixth corps came I'D with the enemy
about 4 i. NJ. and in conjunction with
the Second corps on the right, and the
cavalry on the left, attacked and routed
the enemy, capturing many prisoners,(
among them Major General Ewell and
Gen. Gusts Lee.
| transmit dispatches both from Gen.
HUMPHREYS and Wright, which, in JUS
tice to these Distinguished officers,
and the gallant corps they command,
beg may be sent 10 the War Depart
ment for immediate publication. Iii is
impossible at this moment to give any
estimate Of the casualties on either side
or of the number of prisoners taken, but
it is evident to days work is going to be
one OF the most important of the recent
brilliant expeditions The pursuit will
be continued so soon as the men have
had little rest Gen Griffin, with the
Fifth corps, win ba mGRsd by the lef,
and right, and HUMPHREYS continue the
direct pursuit as long as il promises
success. III f..GA - i~A 4
lSigned1 ben -GEoC G. MEADE, \
.er adf To arc Major General. &
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
bounty for DIscharged soldier,
PARTNERSHIP.

Aa R. JOHN B. PUTNAM Is ADMITTED A
IVA partner 10 our business, TO date from March
lat, 1855. 1hsstyle Of the firm viii remain the
same. a. MORGAE, READ6 90.
Evansville. March 49, 1895 ~ tmI4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

We will manufacture all kind 81 Tobacco to
suit any trRGies that We may rneeiTe .ordera for
We w2ll assure the wholesale trade that can not
be understood Ia the West. We have bsen en-
gagged Ia the T. hacco business for twenty year D..
We arc prepared to execute our work in the nea J.
est sfys tad We respectfully 7eiisit the ettrutie
q dsatsrs % our Tehaeeo. - q S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
REGULAR PACKETS.
For eW Orleans
The magnificent New Passenger Steamer.
ARUTHy

100 "a ssss-.s- n Astefs
tcAAf
VIII ron rsgulariy betpssa LoofYiIfs, Cairo aBd
New 0 leans duffBg the continuance Of nAvigs-
ton, and her departures from the different points
Will be published in due time.
This magui nee nf stsaTnef the IaFs, Et ever
structed IN the West, has Lesn especially appoint
ed throughout, regardless Of eOst, for the accom-
mediation Of Passengers
Every approved inventIou has been adopted for
safety, while ample power hiss heen giFen 20 in
SURF speed, thus daring % the tfaYsibg public
anegu lied indHcemssnss in sa'etys com aoFt and
af1ed, with the attention Of experleneea gensIe-
men and ofnsers. 4@ as.tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
Hats & Caps

10 b. fonnd So any House IN the Western World.
and theJ intsnd selling 0eods ct such prices aa viii
lhdnea any good judge 90 buy here IN praieranos
20 Louiaviiia, Csneinaati or Chicago. In addition
% their xefy extensive aasartmsni Of Meas,
Boys ana Chidrsn's Hats and Caps their stock
81 Ladies Misses and ghiidrens Trimmed Hats
y iAFss end eompiete, aud Ne would ash the priv
NiEs ofahsNinK our Goods % tho trade.
VIII y0a cali and examine.
MORGAN, READ & co.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-28
Bloody Chapter Of Guerilla Life in A
kansas.

The Memphis Argus of the 7th says:
We have authentic information OF the fol-
lowing occurrences
On Thursday of last week Captain Rem
ker, aud eight men Of 10. Snelby's gueril-
la outlaws, who for some time past have
beru operating in Northern Arkansas,
crossed White River below Clarendon,
and entered NJ nroe county. They first
proceeded to Mr. S. Pepperss plantation,
near which they found "a turloughed sol.
der named Keep, whom, without provo
cation, they murdered in cold blood. -
Keep was stripped, tied to tree and
made target Tor their pistol balls He
r, ccived several shots, une of WHICH to k
effect in his mouth and killed him. Mr.
Peppers was taken out of his own house
an, killed, receiving ball iu his breast
During their stay, which lasted several
hours, the guerllas maltreated quite ii
number of clIzeus, beating them with
clubs and the butts Of their carbines and
pistols. Women we're insuItcd, aud the
entIro neIghborhoud for a tine under
perfect reign Of terror.
As so"a as The murderers left, few
IL bel soldiers in the vicinity and mum
Der of citizenS organized, mounted aud
pursued them. They overtouk them
about twenty miles from Duucun's Prai
RE, and immediatel; attacked them. The
fugiIives scarcely attempted 10 return their
fire, and made every etfurt 10 escap'; but
the fresh horses Of the pur-u' rs rendered
the attempt futile. They wvre shot down
without mercy "r distinction of person.
and not one escaped tn" fate they them
selves mcted out to Peppers and Keep
The captain and his eight men were all
killed within space of six or eight miles,
and left where they fell, the Indignant
pursuers not deiguing to bury them.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-28
A Tallow Spring.

In the town aWinIsur, o. Mr. james
Harvcy's laud, 5 mil from Hartford. is u
spring, On the waters Of which when
pounded, rises "a coating If 'alnw, about
thre -eigh'hs If an inch 10 thickness. 1t
resembles aud will burn Iik, beef or nut
ton tallow. Near by this spring, Oh Mr..
Halsey's land, Jumps of clear tallow have
been dug. We have snail specimen of
1t in our office. 1t has long been known
that sea wax or tall'w, as well as oil, is
found embedded in the earth.
From the Encyclopedia of Commerce
we copy the following brief account Of
the saulc product:
"Maltha, or Sea, Wax is solid, whit
ish substance, MT unlike tallow. 1t
melts when b"ated, and in cooling assumes
the cousistcnce of white cerate. This is
most probably the bitumrn ,andidum of
Phny. (HIst. Nat. iii. 80, CHI. l5) 1t
is not thea used as pitch but it affords
better light than petroleum, and emits a
less disaGreeable smell. 1t is found on
the surface of the Balkal Lake in SIBERIA,
at the foot of the mountains Of Bucktiari
in Persia, and in some other places. -
Hartford co., Times
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-28
The Clerical Governor.

Paroon Brownlow is at once the possess
sor of Christina spirit aud the master Of
a choice vocabulary. Thus advising his
countrymen as to tn ir treatment Of the
vanqiished S)utherners, he says:
"Impoverrsh the villains, take all they
have, give their effects to the Union men
they have crippled AMI imprisoned, and
let them have their "Snuthrrn rights,"-
They swore they would carry on the war
until they EXHAUSTED the last little negro
aud lost their lands. Put it to them, is
our advice, IN 81 religi6u>ly-feece them,
and let them know how other men f, ell
when robbed of all they have Let them
be punishe l. let them he imp vershcd-
let them be slaiu-and after slain, let them
br ID -
Ga another late occasion, he uttered
these words from the pulpit:
"If | had the chief pnwer / would arm
and clothe IN the f. drral uniform The
wolves, the panther, the wildcats the ii.
gers aud The bears Of The American noun
tains, the alfigAtors If thu I'll rid swamp
and OF South Carolina, aud the he roes of
the Southern C""Iederncy and The devils
OF the hrillsh pan iemouium. This war,
| lie you, ought t" be pursued "iry fury
aud vengeance until the rebellion is beat
en- down, and men, women and children #
the S nth, Mas n and ID xou's parisans,
are EXTERN natcd from tn, face of Gnd AL
mighty's earth n-New York Albion.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-28

A PLEASANT INcTDENT-Yesterday
morning a Rebel captain and lieutenant
who had been par'led at the time of Gen
al Lees surrender, came to this city from
Eastern Virginia on their way to their
homes in Missouri. Major General Kel-
ley came in on the same train, but did
not meet the Confederate officers until
they arrived at the depot in this city
He at once recognized them as two of the
officers who recently captured him at Cum
berland, the captain having been his ed
cort to Richmond. Their greeting was
most cordial and friendly. The General
invited them to br, akfast and dine with
him at the Mcclure House. They did so,
and having passed very pleasant day,
went down the river last evening.
General Kelley says he was treated with
the utmost kindness by them while prs-
oner in their charge and they had won his
respect by their bravery His gentleman
ly return Of their courtesy will receive the
com mendation IF all honorable men,
Wheeling Register, april 22d.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-28
Sworn before
Justice of the Peace

If the oath be administered before Justice OF
the Peace ont Of the county in which the appli-
cation is made, there must be attached the certi-
fcate of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
county in which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to cure fish in March,
April and May without license. Vendors of cakes
and vendors officer and cider, who are the makers
of such beer and cider, (lager beer excepted, J
are not required to pay license.
Licenses 10 Ordinaries and Tapern Keepers.
The licenses to ordinaries and tavern keepers to
sell Spiriluons or fermented liquors or lager beer
in quantities less than pint, at any one time,
are as follows: Provided that the applicant shall
first be recommended 10 the Clerk by two res
pectable freeholders of his Immediate vicinity
ana shall make oath before said Clerk that he has
bona fide land without intending TO evade the
requirements OF this article, provided and ex-
poets 10 MAINTAIN SIX good beds, with sufficient
covering theretor-and three rooms more than
sufficient tor the private use Of said ordinary
keeper, with stahling and provrnder for five
horses at least: and it said applicant resides in
the city Ut Baltimore, that he has provided and
expects to maintain twelve good beds with Gov
rring as aforesaid, and six rooms.
The said applicant is also TO make oath before
the Clerk as TO the raIe Of rent or annual value
OF the house at or in which the business 10 be
authorized by the license may be done, or intend
cd to be done.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-28

JOHN p. HALE Among the last
words, in the Senate, of John p. Hale,
lately appointed minister to Spain, were
the following, upon the subject Of arbi-
trary arrests;
IF trial by jury is overthrown in this
country take tie rest. would not lift
my hand, MOI open my mouth, nor coua-
sci my constituents to shed d op Of blooi,
or pay dollar of treasure if the cunstitu-
tiun is to be preserved emasculatrd of
this safeguard of liberty. Iu these times,
when so much is demanded, and so much
is at stake, with IA gener us confidence |
would give to the Administrator almost
everything that they want.
81 would consent, and have consent
ed, that the hdJeas corpus may be
suspended, and that ex.ranrdinary tribu
uals may be erected aud Instituted for the
trial "f everybody thar voluntari y come,
toward and connects himself with the pub
lie service But, sir, if you are going to
throw a drae-net over tn land, if you are
to bring iu this whole people, and subject
them TO the penalties that may be inflicted
ly military tribunals and these court mar
tials, then the las. step it, the humiliation
and degradation of the 'uhtry is taken,
and we shall be left fit instruments for
any despotism that the bold and the law
less may see proper to establish over US. y
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-28
The First Fruits,

We have repeatedly endcavored to show
that the natural result of sudden and vio-
lent emancipation will be to supersede
white labor IN the North with negro la.
Dor. We don't propose to go over the
ground again to show why this must be
so; but we will come dir city to the TACT
that the "philartbropists' will find an i'm
mense number of negroes up their hands
which they will have to provide for in
some way. Neither the Government nor
private individuals will like to supply
them perpetualy without work, and the
attempt mast be made to make them self.
supporting. Even now we have the first
fruits, and near at home.
A new mill has been erected at Law
renee this year, which it is proposed to fill
with nine hundred negro girls, and the tir>t
iustalment of fifty have already arrived.
Of course, these are expected to supplant
that number of white girls and this gives
us ii key to remarkable proposition re.
Gently made by Gov A. drew TO provide
for the emigration of gu, COO white women
Of Massachusetts to the extreme West.
'Clar de kitchen, white folks, white folks,
Ole Virginia nebber tire
-NeDuyE .IOur01L
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-28

The PARoLED PRlsoNERs.--In accordance with
a recent opinion of the Attorney General, Major
General Wallace, commanding this Department
has issued an order requiring the immediate ar
rest Of all Confederate officers, soldiers and cit-
sens in the Middle Department, who are to be
held in confinement, 10 be disposed of as may be
directed hereafter by the General Government at
Washington. The effect of this will be, it is
presumed, to return the parties South, except in
cases where special exception may be granted.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-28

SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGES In the
Supreme JUDICIAL Court, at Bp~tnn, the
case of Leonard Sturtevaut vs.. Aaron Fl.
Allen, is on trial 1t is suit f'r $780,
600 damages claimed by the plaintiff on
the ground that in 1861 the defendant
had him arrested as sece,s onist, out of
malice, knowing his statements to be ia Sc,
and that in consequence he was confined
in Fort Lafayett New York, for nine
days. The case is still pending.