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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
THE CONFESS IONS AND EXPERIEN OF
i OF AN INyALID

Published ior the benefit, and as n eau
TON TO YOUNG MEN and others, who sut-
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Deca,
Of Manhood, &c, supplying at the same t!m,c
The MEANS OF SsLF CURE By one who ha,
qufed himself after undergoing considerahl,
euakery. By enclosing ostpaid addressed
envelope single copies may be had of the au-
thor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esqr
Broo slyn, Kings co, n. Y
Junc2nd ls63--lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
From the Army OF the Potomac.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES ~ AMKRICA-A PROCLAMATION.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITEO
STATES ~ AMKRICA-A PROCLAMATION
Whereas, Reliable into-matian has
heen received that hostile Indians
within the limits Oftha United State
have hcen furnished wirh arms and
munitions ofwar by PERSONS dwell
my N kreign terr tory, and are
thereby erabIed to prosecute their saw
a." warfare upon the exposed aid
sp rsu settlements Of the tlontirr.
Now. therefore. be II known that
|. Abraham Lincoln, President OF tie
United States OF America, do hereby
lrnclaim and declare that all persons
engaged in that nefarious traffic shall
he arrested aud tried by Curt Mar
ial at the nearest military post, ani
if convicted shall receive the punish
mrnt ,lur to their deserts
In witness whereof have hereunto
set mr had and caused the sea of
the United States h be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this.
the l7'h d4y Of March, in The year
OF onr Lord 1865, and OF the Inje-
prndrncs of the United States OF
America the S9th.
Signed]
ABRAHAM NJ LINCOLN
Bv the President:
W II. SEwARD, Secretary of state:
49, ~~>~~-~~~~
A MAN may obtain pardon from
hia wife iora cruel wrnDg lie has
done her, bnt he can never restore to
TER the tears she has shed.
BLUsnINe. II am surprised. my
dear, that have neevrseen You blush
The hct is. husband, | was horn to
blush unseen"
Coll M Cnntpeh Drn0 Ekora
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
[Sisn:d] 0 o. HOW ARD
Mnin Genrrtl

The War Department ori.r3 thar
hereafter no claim, presented by aur
agent whethor banker or artOruey, W i
be entertained by lls dlsours,ug I'll
GERS, unless SAID agent shall pro luce
a certified copy OF hs license, 40
granted by the Collector, or u certrti
cate from the Assessor oi his district,
that he is not considered liable 10 Ii.
cense duty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
PHILADELPHIA PA

ITO THE NERVOUS DEBILTTATE AND
l DESP0NENT OF BOTH SEXES A Prea,
sufferer having heen restored to health in a ge "
days. after many years Of misery, is willing t.
assist his suffering fe low creatures by seniii.
(fres) on the reCe pit Of postpaid addressed 81.
yelope, copy VI the formule of cure mployed
Directto
JOHN NJ, DAGNELL Rex 1888 P.O.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23

We don't know how the radical
editors would succeed in hunting fnli
grown deer, but they are great at
iawning.-L0uispiLLe Journal.
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The Cheyenne massacre.
Brutal Murder ~ tnoncndinz InLi;.ns nv
4. =. = Rooms

fail ,o,,-, ,e,tc t,i,, Cor,,,,,,c NJ, ,bc C,,.
~, 80,
duct of the War, rt'pcc ling TIE Ch"senre nA'~ct"'
w. Just published. which GOV fret focr a., t.h' &C.
....t.',,,. ta-,,, -. ,,,, ,i.. 49,. .b.,.,,,..t
revelations are horriL'"' On. "e' A' 'u''' '.'1
BY ever proof and do 40; admit Of flsbDr. IL ~
,.a,. co,, a. ,c,c,, tb., l,. an, NOR. f.,r ,,
' W. w., ~ , 49, 49,,
cheyenne IndaH' III 'oo''"o ''if''"'F 'I''' .',.'
Ion aueginr choir ,,,l..t ...r,r.,,.. a., t...
.biie. Tb"TS Ia ever, MOO. a. A fI.a .... .l.
IT,, 49,. :, ro' rl AMI ,'',,,I ,,'t. .'l
a. -, p,n,th' T., t'r' t.I an b. -, 4. i.
~, ~. 'o,,,v t.na, ~ ~, - ~ VI" ~,
a. ,oiin,' IN s',,,u,'rt,
'
ny nav ny meniiinC suc''eoci N.hn. ~, ht'''. Pro
Indians were called ie't n'r anu GOV F' .. '
Ter go where 'htF t"ua on Nn t,us'ri ..''. Ot .'-
ing. A. the SUES Inh o. Wlp' hn'lo'. ~ go
one IN HE position iu''fsu.l We .vNii'.' p" "A
oominanll NEE indlths W'ntio '.cc o' .h'
thsre established tlcir canp th'.r a.i.E t,nn tU.
stored 90 them; And "a 'r'"r' GA j. VOC DO ~.
I've, a Cheyenne ,uc' 49, 90 oard 90 .rul
Elth ueln TO n9inh i"'o ihHl'Hn ''s .'' D.. OBJ
1925 a month, nld scvcrei uuy, uor.ht 81
hslor Anthons' At rot Lon moi i,'l' . 20
"a movement Oi olhcf PM l'u' tH.b o.. ''
fn.a1p enll' &c I'H Of ,s' ~, . ''''n " 80. n
Wa SLOWED TO remain tn,Ic. ana ,,, 900. .. ct.o
Mtnrre' M l.h' !. INC eyer. .' o..
sSi go , in W,,n 100 10 ''G' 70 '"' & 49,
MUD. Of -he., Ind .i, AN, 'c-I OF ', ... t.,.
n. nmu ~. Nv 30 ~ w ~. - -, IT, .
s,h''' 70 ',oS W. 10y ,"' Or 100 W., 'N
k.s'eint t ,n. u, i'.,lnS - ''Hi ' G r.. % 'n
~ ~ nkI. VI Nogcllu'I ~, " '''' INV POI.
ob,.ryia" ,be HnprnVrh oi A., .p,...s '
g'. ''F wv "pP'"1, VI '''..'a' '.... r
~ ~ i ,uc n."I '"''" ~ 81. t'', ,'', 80
y, ~ 'Iv4i.,' AH,.'N ~ '''t '' pr /"
pIesrh'eu W nm t",o N'tir ~ '.' 20, 'o'..n II.
s"ne, VIZ nNooL ~ -u- '". O. .''. ID. a..
~, y" 10 NV ,I ~ ~ 49, ~ a. '.- b. "
any uoois on me piMne' NJ. ouHn' ih' '"l'.t e.
hE supp ing ne, hlA.' h' '' .ns' N'p. .'h'.'
OF the clhl act o. li' 'u.'sNt &c pen I'.t ~
vancei nom ne 10 I. 70 meet Too. Sd. wee i'uI
npon' ala returned TO 30 d. .'" A'I N". .N. .' a
inuruer ana NalhM1. hc Hn--'. T"t'' go
cnilnien we're incLc inntnW'y tltA-ui' ln q
lew minutes all Inc lnDlM@ Vt.F N''"- t.'t il'
pa,n IN terror end ronluson. a ''" ,p'''' .'o e.,
10 mae Themselves uut', tie ball t ',.-Ut .t
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The Ficato shenandoah,


san F,on ,see, .N. ls.--saud...n l'leri dn'e'
t. th. O: Juus $40 received. Ii' lIaFai-i
schooner Pei op,vc! AZ tenogH o. tie -. Of
JUNO. ON he i.-.ouchi.n i.'aais she isp.dc.
tha' on de 90 q N,'cG, IN ia ca al out %or,h,
kl ituI' 10 West D. y, el bose tcro.s tn scacon.
c.'-to.s. hesittur,r 1f o hAk--~'od prog, Ter.
She Owed EIei.sb ,oo-s. Her lo.t lo'fDc 40
atol.rr vail .r UU.i., sUnd la G. tr, utt 8
with cutlrs s'aud icNUvegu. Ih' clul. andir. o'-
cos demanded the toho,ur.'F s va uu ,rto. .
manner, c.o.ty mtU. tt,i 'ClI. sad g. .un.'i
them correct, end thea lcrrlat polite. N'.H- toi1
tuH' tic y4Cv.,. Soc. %. nom hi''LHan, On
S'su.I. ia..nl, Re- Hsstl i any il'"rs u's 'u'.',
AMI lrral'OsC4 .'C rH .rf Of s.s".N Ar.C 80 80
sLsUIs .u. 20 o. 8 lec.u.. ~ .n tttr vH' D.. @
sud L,s 80 vs. She "a b % t..9 ,..u.., ht ... lu
h,' mo- ben 100 post c.. A'o. lca. H. ="
? hoo. p, De- |.y. .u t.r 30 yt.,u 90 N''..'a -
lu1, .... iu4llnI ]. les iIfH.'. t4C & .la ci
trc t,ioorc. tL.I ti.t he ita.t.Lr oiHo.s Ftl"
ALC.I..a-. l,r!c !. IT,, uDl'' uI-t me ,.p "f'
tHt -.t.. 8..D To-. r.t Wa~ ten DH th" tH.c> O..
'7.li.' .,trsr.h- '.l 60 u..yfr o. 70 Quad
-. 20, ut'c t...ty .n' D... Old. N' 800 r se.'.
Wee He tu4.o.tra ,.. be go B.. 81 .,'t, b.. f.tl
r.raC .t.Jit.r E..N, N.' ur tN't %. .''e-tJ
NA.4l.L Goa. 81 Et.a ..l.H.
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Eayti.


Tho latest intel. it'l Ia, "a sIo,s ths' the
in,urlccuol IL U.l co'.tacd 20 C-pH Hayten. The
government Be ul.c o. tsc TIE cln, tut dates 90
'Iarc tic onu1ou If blood uCges-.y in a dI,ct IT.
tack PRECEDENT .c0ra'd has i--uei proclaim .t'on
to h. 7cop g, @. 1lanr them thai tee motto LIE IS
Gud fraternity" Of The in urlen' l. hut s'au and
to-ct. he olgr8 sllEol'y TO thc iLh.lit,rtr II
po ilaytvn, rnd ulrcs ,hcm 10 rNpC the re- o,!ious
ic der. Gen Mc.'-,c had boou a.rs mated b, the
u.uitcnt losGc, S.lnGvo. 4 grand iDncrd ceicmo-
ny took p'uoc ut the 70 Gu-vr.rce G. tcdrll, n
which he Archbishop aud the PRECEDENT as. 3D. lie
v. ow haa been pcniio.r' b. lie government. The
port OF C-p1 iieyt.cl 10 row Ia ga Of blockade.
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matter 81 once. We are Informed that
there has not beeu Of crime brought before the
Recoder Of this city lot several days psst The fact
speaks for itsef. We tee but yerT ;ew drunken men
stleets A. great care il taken not 70 cell
10 men Who are Liable 20 tate en- oyeroose. Our city
l. upidly leriunIng to LOOK ~ tusy a. in former
yests NoaTy all the so es are oten, anu many e IN
10 have GOOD OCks Cl so, on hand. Thee VIII 70
h. Cased Soon Ut ne chants con fCf iUt them
10 lev Dri aI'or Nea I.!k. The p..,cs arc nc4l.y
on % phr = tc.o.c al wa.
The sa.re . pr hss he 'olloviu-.
so..c fa'-,l '-..i-.4c istc c.rca,.'cl r,atc-rtB
frpn u fu G.. 90 o. 't..H t.tt. CO.., 'rr ... -h
co..u,t o. d. O. ..... '...so. CO.. tft .o... q i"e
j.. O.b 60 t.. t..... lee. .r4Ii.s tasr t.OH
O. r'U4 . t..I o DuI D o. .H ND -. co.. tu-
&C., D. u .a. .. fy ..-t De- . ......,
t.s. 20 900. e. .. ... .. ..V t.. OF. ID.s BE- a
t4.ALC4, -u1 ..C.t % 80 Nulu e.. . an a. -
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Irom he Pacific Coast.


an Fyi,c.,-.. .0l'g l,..'l" ore cob .'n .ta
IN h1t .l,ip Of 'h. ';I.'' DO lnc.iapH t-pr on %
me .t,rucr d., e rftt, VII '1nrci rI....s
commander .i D., expedition, LisG,,. md rurl.r
d rpo.ca. 20 cd % tlc l!lr for tl' Or .. 40 OH.
ant 'h' sio e. OF u.a .ir 'sst'.'s o.. ',Ih 1878"
., dee. .iison ctu.p.i - G1o.. 10 ..I.0. I..'r
Jthortcsrh Ric rttHcHci 10 ,." F'.srr % .t ..
pH m''tN whic'l t"rgp'k called IUu. 81 .... 1903
'ur taIk Ciaga Bel ron e. Iu, r lt.. .t" IuiH g.
SKA &c. nc ct DC u.t,i .Ir .,.i.".liG .I
Lapt. 4. W. ScaiuIuH. Ui Ct ..IuHt ...' ''. i.t
gee .. wy tfpu two b. l'v ..I. , CO. 90. '..is
Rel rrfr'cI carlo 20 :. |f.i Hl..a ID D I,'f
md BmLu sto.Wer tni i've t.u o. 10 nH N''.'.
bIk " h.Iitsi v 70 examine t4D t.Nt" ...ii I
he tef c'os,inf p,tc .oA.tN % i. .'4. ..i...
nile. wide With al t..auI 80 flr .i4.In. p .. l.HI
.ofk s 20 On az orc. 90 tito r.ol ...' uH .."'
HestmiIFtc. iu Hcrr DE 5u,,n % Sue t4 c.i ,'ei,
. distance 81 (. w Aitt
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The rr,cste Congress RRscd.

Tug Tn ted 5 A.ss frisste Congress, sunk by tho
Nj usc IN II mp'cn ads, opposite Newport
VS. As raised on THURS lay last. Five POW =
fll steam pumps we're put In motion at e.b tdc,
y rowing ont 5000 gallons OF water per minute
Tie hull lecaule LuoyJut aud began slowly 10 rs-,
Fr-ruun ling vA.e- dit tulkleNt ris'n Wit
Il Slowly the mass oner ed from beneath the Gl-.
i', o. the water, and at Two o'elo K tbc git Of
Gay o9co more sAoue on the ok. The wlook, "a
appearing above The waters, SAYS a oorycGuond"rt,
gives fair lea ot the original size ct tic 50 D.
'hough much OF theaNer par. VI the vcsse Is sOlc
Ga the deck a.e two .u-.cl guns, to when oyjtCr3
md tura4cl nro t'4ttly ClinCing. A cnrpc. Il
a. 90 s spread over the deck. TIE teredo hes 10 e
e into the trlbers, and The ribs Of osk ar Louv.
combei. Save 40 grea; Am )uut OF rS'alin AM
a.uut the wreck the remalus % The Carrr rs are
useess. There Hre vague run4ors - TO n =. ylusS.
tcr's rafe, with twenty thousand collars u s,oc =,
beng sollen Gro shout the wreck. IIls ,aa vI.
NOR MY, but the divers VIII take q sharp ! b io
,coyer, II p,9s.blC, .ny,EHI b,.r,A, H. .Jscll.
l.page Of slayiaaS.c.'5 sac.
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Seizure OF a Suspected Saver.
Gromptiiudr Of tho |. =. Crlrrrq Tularr-
Ing the ola cris,-,ll slave Assoc, W..

On 1hasta., the p-ui.t Attorney .c,. .,.l i.-
formation believe! 10 he liable 'h,t ,,cl ri...,
Lhen yin- Al ,h' iu,r.ic DO. Dc. utoozl.n. 80. Dc
ing out ga SLAYER 'o' tai. 10 toe coast Ct N.,.t
frcra the In oruat ON It crpca,cl 'hat tho y.o
bad leo7 how ht ut ll-,Eaah D! acsy!l,,e..u.
had soiicl uom thence under po..u.uo-c ro.o.,, ,l
with Port. c'cv ar this port. ooaslrrc. '-
santos q Co., who ha,, zen loio.o corrected ~.ln
lhe African sinNo rado. That UpUto. lerc.r-o % ..
slready t,.n d.cLairol 'rre .rd N, .,r ,u,c-,
roussiing a. rum ,orc.hor 90 now cargo Of lia-
her trrkr-- rice and other ,-fce. u.rd in lie Fl,.
trade wee NoS on board, and ho .ssol mi-tt lc,N.
pected 10 leave v,'hn tveu; -iour i.-'rs Ilo vet
African cD.-', rud Hgik't in Saba. a.. Ith.
Alea, A-.I..ll' IS. prt.i,i ',crpcr, ~ltrlr 'cr
minute, q n" t..t. OF i,,ci.r' t,l, information
ocmed avDrrh' aud f'al Tie r..r,. ..,iuei. o1,
aud 1. = Man hal Nurrs. az o..s ...<'I a., veg q
y hieh l. nov IA TIC s''ca ct ta" n.,,4 state
for condemnation. The Vortuguo I.u,ul h.s .c.
.,uested the Marshal to provide iy. t4e onu,gs aa,
crew Who hsd Teen oNpytrd from Size a. p uu4g
b. added HAT ths p7ocoa .ia- % no, .'-- 81. tI,,.
u 1862, Ia. unycr the old 1--we p--.a.' O., tlsv,
= = Of 1874 and 1873
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Telnr,c Elc: IN IrcsanrG, Chic -Y=,:'rg
lowe .uil.

lowe e.. uia.
Too much rum Was "pu' down. the throsts n
tho y.un; mel Of Greenfield, ONO 90 tho ls.ics
lhcuslt, and tarre. re few days s.uee they re.
solved TO put down oil Tho rum there vas Ia town,
go, ore r5'l Gwool" rs y luil 7N1 o. his cl,l-.
en- They held meeting On huuiay--NvEs. Ing
cIy--Lni pars d rrsliutorH den ling ir.cmp r.
Al.c; amt n TIC afternoon q, TIE same oaV hey
ssll ed forr, some CoI,rs nrorr, armed WIZ ~ .
c ~ GZCs Aut br ht tscs, uIG called e S4.-
tC,l'Jh lJyl. N,Nle-s was y-lorous ma, i.r
Gs rctiou Ia the letter part % yslgr; lie lad s ut
up his sal lou tu' the Id e. ouecea i N short ore
,cr. rley tmaBhod N window then one Of
them pot IN, IN the mos. grace N manner, and VIZ
rotcl the doors when TIC lAyies made dcsre't
cnte kc.s AMI bottles. amt the vsv old mu,ror
EuiA druls b. or and ''.uily-ro." was cuocr. 20
mako her siargcr II anything ould. 4 eu Ne
l.4ts si4Gs' rd o.. = doors of |. ur'I drug store
near s., Az 1pl. sll h.5 l.qlor. Inc Mayer cane
o. ihc -'cpe ~ tu.s ,gn .itrC, ami maze qH',c a
prctt, E.ur' in the ycrormsuce- rama. csi' y
c,Is,e-r d--1y reading the no, act ai.or which
BIO wo4t bone and ;lu Ia les vent on with sac r
'hI.I gu bust" Atcr having "bus ed" I'll o 6
rest o' t-r loI1r iu town, q ey retired on thc.t
la4r,l. Tho ".o'c villa Q las smelt On whisky
eyur SINCE. sLorly suer salts for ds na.cs were
c,lIuI'I,al aga i: the ladies' ty tie dospCll,d,
ulb forts -sevrn 81 the Gtrr creatures, were lg-
coslIl. Is ARA mel aui tvd 90 trsi IN s"pls II
hou 4!ni 20 az" 20 answer "a the Common f!oss
II 4
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Tlr Chicago TRHCSH says tho c " Of Sp-inr.
tdt w., % oyerruu Ni.h lac,ls.5 ui-glari, ar.
r,ttrs ipt Esr'otA male and fc.lalc who have
congrested g. rob tie soldiers, IS they raid of
! ey love turned the city into gu.h @ p niomo.
MUM that { e Mayor, unable to g'uy the iuod Of
crime, has request . Gen. Cook, With tie military
ior,e unutr h command, to undertake tae roy-
eminent Of tho city, and to deal With the villains
IN summary manner, That city IS there!0Te now
vldeT marital law,
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Continued from F1s, Pdc, }

health enlarge your aire,dy powerful jud sr.eDt and
tndertniins cave you from teinr rfhm tslsoiia n,
on the 4,h oil March list and hntJ7 ciOUn yol IA
ttaveH vita tie ou mrn u own, -ul az o.. n4s ~
b, IS VlO avei' y0u thc.c.'
fmeron Eiheridrn put LIS f-ot In Il" W. ZEN be
,foicthis In pn'ert icrcr. Geaofh 1hom u hs' ore
deed gr.t ho boz LC!I a. Coiunhu, un'il l'i'f
o.J. O.. 90 1000 be- allowed 10 oynsri.. o. 90. al
.TI.s,np ,n o'c.o coal-ctc4, T., j. L.' ur.c'
sniI.
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Til. .,,riI,s In Buffalo.

BuGdlo, July .t.-1hc olo,s.urs have NJ. t'y SID
,iisd the PAGES Of tho hund ci' Who 4..J st-u' 81,
and arc roin. on with the wor, Gr u.li.
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r:syhu--c 81 NCbsl Prisoners Rebel
i.uan 70 Ia Iricd .Ar. ..tgti0gs for
ItI.pn - TOrG'' ih,SiVr - col. RnlyVg
Airdc - 'rl.. ndigr-CoV. Icrgy's xpin-
rLgirl, etc.
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Trouh', on 'rc ,l"r icr---' 0r'ira CnpturinS
-t.aoDnrti C.d r'.l"g iii5 Iica q"r-
t.rl in o. -. - "..'ri! f,s warnings
thniv. - iiuus,Hu, ltc.--."'nuioTyv 90
are - ,.,,,.g.,ic law II the inu." la
rrxHs-Ia.. 90 Il ih' trsedmen-A
VinElrr hi.Cd ~ ,iis Late slaves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-20

CoxrrpERArH STATES DISTRICT CorRr.
Judge ualyburton held his court yester-
dav and transacted the following bust
In the cases of W. S. Minter and W.
Hunt. claiming exemption from Confede-
rate service under writ of habees corpus,
their petitions were dismissed, and the
petitioners were rcmanded to the custody
of Captain j. S. Hawley.
Hon. II. S. Foote, upon a writ Of habeas
corpus, asking to be discharged from the
custody of Captain Hugh S. Dcggett,
provost-marshal of Fredericksburg, APP
peared before Judge Halyburton's court
Yesterday morning 1t appearing to the
court, by the retuxn in this case, that
the said II. S. Foote has been discharged
by order Of the Secretary of War, it is
ordered that he be, and remain, dis
charged.
The court thereupon adjourned till II
o'clock to morrow morning.
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STEALING A HoRsE.-About six o'clock
yesterday afternoon, Colonel Marye rode
up to Meade q Bakers drug store, on
the corner Of Main and Tenth streets,
and, Jumping of, went in for the pur-
pose OF obtaining some articles for sale
therein. In few minutes thereafter. q
negro fellow, belonging to DIR. Charles
Mills, jumped upon the back of the ani>
naal and. rode Off. He had not proceeded
very lar, however, before w3tchmen
I., ne: ana rrauner, observing the trans
aceloI, overlook and lodged him in the
lower stat!on'houss TO answer the offence
this morning. ~se
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JUICE LyoNs's CouRT.-Under Writs
of HaJeas corpus, William Knots and
James NJ. Thorp were discharged from
the custody of their military commanders
yesterday.
The haJeos corpus case of Thomas
Rourl1e was decided against the peti-
toner. and he was rcmaDded to the GUS
tody Of Captain William Ii. Fry.
The case Of Robert $. Forde, indicted
for the murder Of Robert +. Dixon, was
called: but, for good reason shown, it
was continued Till the next term.
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MAYORS CouRr.-Before the Mayor,
yesterday, the following cases were dis
posed of:
Washington, slave of William Brooks,
charged with having and receiving a lot
Of pork, butter, etc, supposed to have
been stolen, was discharged, the accused
having proved clear title to said goods
Florence O'Neal, charged with tres
passing On the premises of John Butler,
and with being dcserter, was sent to
the Provost Marshal.
Anna Williams, Mary Taylor and Mary
Blankinship, charged with keeping dis
orderly and evil fame house, were each
committed to Jail in default of security
for their good behavior.
Martha, slave Of James Royal, was
charged with stealing four hundred and
. forty dollars in Confederate States notes
and one dollar in silver, the property Of
some person unknown, knowing the
same to have been stolen, and resisting
Constable E. w. Robinson. who made
the arrest. The offence having been
committed beyond the corporate limits,
the accused was sent 10 :. county ma,
gistrate.
Elizabeth, slave OF Lawson Nunnally,
charged with stealing lot Of wearing
apparel, valued at one thousand three
hundred dollars, one hundred and fry
dollars in Virginia bank notes. and
twenty dollars in Confederate States
Treasury notes, was discharged. s;as esl,
dence not being sufficient 10 cosgtet the
accused
Ellick, slave Of Rowland James, Of
New Kent county, charged with using
abusive and insulting language to Miss
Mary II. Walden, was ordered to receive
thirty mine lashes.
The charge against James, slave of
Robert c. Sutton, Jr., Of stealing a fur
robe from DR.. James Bolton, was dis
missed, there being no evidence to con
vict the accused.
George, slave of T. Y. Catlett, charged
with feloniously receiving a trunk con-
tanning twenty-five. hundred dollars
worth of goods, the property of Samuel
n. Wilson, was discharged. On another
charge Of receiving a trunk containing
gold and silver coin, knowing the same
to have been stolen, the accused was
committed till today.
Several parties were fined for ordinance
violations, after which the court ad-
journed. A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-20

FIRE.-Between II and.1 o'clock yes
terday morning an accidental fire oc-
CURED in the negro apartment Of Mrs.
Cookies clearinghouse, on the corner Of
Eighth and Clay streets. BY the timely
discovery, on the part of the servants,
the flames were extinguished before
much damage was done, and the firemen
had run to the scene Of the occurrence
without any necessity of unreeling their
hose.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAT.


BY Thomas ". hoo0oo, Aucu0noeIs
fomcs 0ovsrnor street, betwesn Main and Frankin.)
VALuABLE HOUSEHOLD ala u r ruR ssnE
~ AIySrr11N II viii sell, on MONDAY MORN
mo- January asa a. 10 ou SeeeK
asgsortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con-
sisting, in part, OF
Pianos and Stools,
Ele~nnt parlor Suites, in silk velvet
Mahogany and Cane-seat Chairs
Ienny Lind and French Dedsteads,
Ladies' Dressing Bureaus,
Mnrbe-top Washstands.
Fine mahogany Wardrobes,
Dining and other Tables,
Mahopany Crib and Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Floor Oil-Cl0th, Carpets,
Fine Grape and other Shawls,
Very fine Engravings,
A large lot of School and Miscellaneous Books
ALSO,
An elegant French China Dinner Set,
A French China Tea Set,
Crockeryware, Tumblers, &c.
ial9 r. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
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OFFICIAL.
XxkADU1Y UBHAHTNHVT.
OowYHDnHA1K SrATHs or AMxnIcA.
Richmond. AuRust 4. f66l

TAxAsuAY DHrAHTnxHr,l
OoryRDHnA4E SrATxs or AnxnrcA.
Richmond, August 3, f964.
TERTTFTCATES OF INDEBTEDNEHs
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNTT
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAxATION.--E,
the fourteenth section Of the act to reduce the c,
rency approved February H. 1854, the Secretary -
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above cey.
fcates, payable two years after the ratification Of
treaty OF peace With the United States. They can.
tors Of the Government are willing to receive tho
same in payment OF their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents and disburs
ing officers Of the Government is called 20 this els,
OF public securities az Offering peculiar advantage,
to those from whom the supplies oi the Government
bought and tofacilitae the use Of them, cheek.
drawn by disbursing officers upon the depostarie,
holding these funds, and marked across the far
payable in certificates of Indebtedness" viii b.
paid in conformity Herewith.
Depositanes are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and to make april.
cation to TIE Register fox supplies Of certificates q,
required. Signed) g. A. TRENHOLM,
ITS Secretary Of Treasurv