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LOCAL NEWS.

CL.A1MdFoR EXEMPTIoN.-We are requested
by M ajor O'Beirne, Provost Marshal of this
Distr let, to state, that in future the Board OF
Enro lin ant will only be in session between the
cases OF parties claiming exemption from the
draft. This is found necessary, owing to the
Other buIiness OF the office occupying tho re-
main der Of the time.
RoBBI3a "A -SsLDIRR.-A girl named Eiplle
Potter, an inmate OF the notorious establish
nent on D. street, Second ward, ke pit by Mary
Kepler ina August Nehrilg, was arrested this
morning by Officer Brewer on the charge of
robbang sergeant in an ARTILLERY regiment OF
a pockos-book containing 500 note on the
Atlantio,Bank of Brooklyn, a 500 Treasury
note, and about 500 In smaller notes. Sergeant
and arrested the Keepers of tho esta SIshmentN
Mary Repier and August Vehring-and took
them before Justice Thompson, together with
seven girls who boarded in the house, as wit
nesses. Through the prompt interference OF
the officers in making search In. the room OF
Mary Potter, with whom the gallant sergeant
had roomed last night, paying har 8 To- the 800
between the ticks OF the bed. Upon further
search the 800 Treasury note was discovered
unGer the carpet, and the whole amount lost
was recovered IN less than three quarters of
an hour. Justice Thompson considering the
evidence conclusive ag ainst Mary Potter, COM
mitted her to Jail for the March term Of court.
held to bail in the sum of $500 each for thar
appearance at court, to answer the charge of
keeping bawdy- house.
RAILROAD ACCInENT.-This mo rnipg as the
train leaving Alexandria at 8 O'Clock was on
the way up it ran into,a mule team, about two
miles this side, and smashed IL into atoms,
killing three Of the mules, and throwing the
driver "a boy) a considerable distance. Tbs
I team was on an enbanknent, 6nd the engineer
OF the train seeing that If he attempted to hold
mp he would rum the risk OF throwing the
train off of the track, put on a full head OF
steam and run through at the rate OF about SO
miles per hour. with the above result, and
thereby saved probably the lives OF many on
the train The engine was siightly damaged
| and returned to Alexandria, taxing tina boy in,
| who was found to have been badly bruised
| besides having leg broke. He was placed In
| a hospital
ALBxAMpRIANs TIRHp OF WAR.-Among q
batch OF forty rebel deserters, which arrived
i here this morning from City Point, was Lieut.
WIN. Mc8ane and seven men OF the 18th VIZ.
| einia battalion fheavy artillery who deserted
| from the advance rebel vidette post In front
| OF Fort Harrison, and came into our lines OF
"Wednesday night last These men ortgtnall!
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II BY the feople's Line-O1hoe 81 MINI street.
New YORK, Feb. I3.-U. s. 1881, coupon 6's,
l1ti5s; U. S. 20's 1O9H; Certificates of Indebt-
col less, 9sx; Gold, 207; ". Y. Central, ll64;
Fri e, 75Xs Hudson River. 107a; Reading, 1s0x;
Mi, :nigan Central, 1132; Michigan Southern,
20; Illinois Central, l1sH; Cleveland and
Pitt shurg, So; Cumberland Goal Preferred.
53I Gle 7eland and Toledo, lis; Chicago and
Roc Island, 96H; Milwaukee and Prairie do
Chi, n, -; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Uhica-
90. 95 Alton ana Terra. Haute 40; Chicas ]
and. Northwestern, $50; Quicksilver, 81.
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SAILS OF 730's.-Ths sales OF 1905 to-day
up to O'Clock p. m. by Jay Cooke = Co.,
amounted TO Sl,a06,0 900. That the agency Of
this en- ergetic firm has been wisely secured By
the Government, is ahown in the largely in
creased sales since they have been entrusted
with their MANAGEMENT
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NIOSRY.

The guerrilla chief Mosby, on the last trip
of the steamer Mary Allison, which brought
down the exchanged prisoners, came own as
passenger, in company with several ladies.
He seemed 70 be quite friendly with some OF
our officers, but the majority Of them did not
notice him. He looks quite thin in hesh.
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TELE4RAPHIC NEWS.
Late from Fsrt Fisher.

FORT MONROE, Feb. 11.-The steamship
Atlantic arrived here to day from Fort Fisher
There is no news to comm nicate nom Gen.
Terry's forces.
Capt Ainsworth. the captain OF this port, 10
still at Fort Fisher experimenting the build.
rSe fiar OF truce steamer New YorS. In
charge Of Col. Milford, left here this evening
for varena, with 1.l00 rebel prisoners for ex
change, among whom are quite q number OF
officers. She also carried about two tons OF
private stores for our soldiers in the rebel
prisons, which have been here some tins,
waiting an opportunity to be sent to Richmond
for distribution. -t.-
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Z o'OLobK p. N.
SHERMAN REPORTED TO HAVE SAf
TURE ID BRAkCHvlLLE,
CHARLESTON BELIEVED TO BEEVAC.
UATED

Richmond papers OF Saturday, 1t IL stated,
announce the capture Of Branch VILE by Sher.
mans army, on the 9th instant
They also say that no communication has
been had with Charleston for several days,
and regard the report OF the evacuation Of that
city as not improbable.
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BLOCK

ANOTHER BLOCKADE.RUNNIR DESTROYED.
A communication received at the Navy De-
partment yesterday announces the destruction
OF a blockade-runner off Charleston She was
discovered aground by the Potumska ard
Wamsutta, OF the outside blockade, which yes.
sells moved toward her, but she was abandoned
and fred by the crew. She is complete
wreck. being burnt entirely out Her hull was
OF iron,
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enlisted At Alexandria in the nth Virginia in
tahiry, but Were tansferred to a COMPANY in
the isth battalion, comma ded by Capt WHIT
1neton' an Alexandrian. well known here
Witnin the past two weeks twenty men hsvs
deserted nom the company to which Lieut.
McGane belonged.
FIGHT AND RosBnRY-On Saturday oight
as Henry GauRhran was beating a woman
named Mary Bartlett, in q room un der the re.
taurant, corner ID and 18th streets two soISisr.
OF the Ola corps interfered when a general
fight ensued 0sughran using a billy ors Of
the soldiers drew his revolver when the vo.
IAN seized the soldiers arm and wrested the
pistol from his hand Soon after the so,dieT
missed his pocket book containing sixty-Hys
dollars. Detectives Clarvoe and mcDevitt ar
rested Iaughran, Mary Bartlett and Alice
Wilson and took them before Justice Boswell.
VINO held them to bail for their appearance az
the Grimm al Court. =
DISTURBING RRtrafous woRsHfp.-Com-
plants have been very frequent Of late that
the colored congregation worshipping IN the
chapel corner Of Fourth and L streets are fire.
duentiy interrupted in their exercises. Last
night officers Hardin and Creran arrested VIM.
Brown, alias Jones, and Charles Ross in ths
church, and James Green and Benin Green
outside, and this morning Justice 9ibereon
fined each S5.7l,
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SALE OF AN IRoF-CLAD STEAMER TO THE
RRBKLs--A> Washin gton special despatch to
the Herald states that the Danish Government
has sold one of the Bordeaux rams to the
rebels, and that Consul Dudley, at London, in
informing our Government OF the fact, mem
tons recent shipment of fifty sailors to man
her for immediate ser vice.
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r IsTOF LETTERS REMAINING In NHE POST
IL OFFICE. GEORG ETQWN. D. O.,

To obtain any of these letter. the appliesnt mpss
call for adv.rtised lstters gys the da7s or this
If not called for within one month. thes"ili Dc
sent to the Dead Letter Oaice.
Place the postage stamp on the appsr riskfihsnd
corner, and leave space between the stsrif tsd
direction for marking without interfering
with the ~w-itia~.-
req far t>e rats.,a Of lattAr 70 the --rtesr
if unclaimed within thirty days oI1ess, ~ritEsn or
printed with the writer's name, pest orioe, a.d
Stste the left hand end of envelope, = the
face side, will be complied with a. the usual Pre-
paid rate of postage, payable wheF't tbs lett = l.
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TO BE UsEI

10 BE USED FOR HOSPITAL PURPOSES,
The buildings lately in use at the Rendezvous
OF Distribution, have been turned over to tho
Medical Director OF the Department OF Wash.
ipgton, to be used for hospital purposes.
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recruits having enlisted for
cavalry service on the frontier than were called
for, number sufficient TO fill two companies
have consented to be transferred to the Fourth
Cavalry, and have been mustered into the
United States service.
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NOSi PA 0SI!
SIX GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS

During last week I sold six of ohtckerins Sons
fameus PIANOS. and in two cases TOT ksz-Ss
10 part payment gocd second handFTTN
Pianos which in addition to my former
stock N axes now ia store six good second hand
Pianos for sale low and easy terms
Also, Is new Pianos; 8 American Or gnns
JOHN F. ELLIS,
sos Penn. avenue. hetweeG
felS3t 9Th and 10Th stresss
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT,
For the Benefit of
Sr. DOHINIoK's CHURCH.
ODD FELLOws' HALL.
Seventh Street,
On FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. "a. LsS5.
A wall selected and arran ged programme Of POP.
ular and favorite airs will be rendered by some OF
the fret artistes of this city.
Tickets of admission. 81; to be had At etrsretts
Music Store, and at the door tho evening of the
Concert.
Doors open at clock; Soncert to commences at
3o'clock, pre- cisely.
The Grand Piano used 81 this occasion is from
the Music Store of Mr.. Me,serott
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SECRETARY SEWARD and Mrs. Seward en-.
tertaaned q brilliant and distinguished COM
paay at tho Secrssary's mansion on Saturday
eySnig.
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|. STATx DIENKR.-The annual State dinner at
the Executive Mansion takes place this even
Ing. The party will embrace thirty six in vited
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War DEPARTMENT, Ad,mart G,nyoi., Oa,.

War DEPARTMENT, AdjMant Generals O&csf
WdMinRfon. February Is, 1855.
f. O;sptain ): Mullixan, 10Th United States in
the army for absence without leave. is hereby
FOL mat unies. within fifteen days from this
70 session in this city, Of which Brig adler General
snd VEL United States volunteers, is president
ttsscommenesd for dismissal from the service of
tne u nlteo btates. f. TOwNsEED
Assistant Adjutant General
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~ FAIR;
@ GRACE CHURCH,
tREy. ALFRED HoLMRAD, KRCToR)
AT ISLAND HALL,
corner virginia Avenue and Sixth street, Zone
square from Seventh street Csrs)
open On THURSDAY NIGHT. February I'd, 1865
tTABL1AUX EACH NIGHT
Season TickIfs. 81. Entrance at door. % osnts:
Children, half price N' ~ "'A'e
The Teblesu1 have been gotten I'D with great
taste and care, and at great expense and promise
70 De most interesting and successful They viii
number some S or SO during the Fair feb Nv
%WATER RENTS
uS WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE.
City Hall, January IA, 1856
Az occupants Of premises whore the 1qusduct
Mater is taken will please take notice-Thst the
Is roM due to the Of Washn and
day OF February. the water win be shut OF at the
earn practicable day thereafter, Without fur
rent shall have been made. and two dollars ex.
penses OF shutting of and restoring
RANDOLPH COYLE.
ia Io-oln Water Registrar
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MRS. SENATOR SPRAaUR's RECEPTION,
which took place on Saturday afternoon, was
largely attended by the elite. Of tbs country.
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q r r L G lAL ,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President OF the United
States Of America,

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President OF the United
States Of America,
TO all whsm it may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that JOHANN F. ScHRoDRR has been ap.
pointed Vice Consul OF Russia, for the port OF
New Orleans. State OF Louisiana, do hereby
recognize him as such, and declare HIM free to
exercise and enjCy such functions, powers, and
privileges, as are allowed to Vice Consuis by
the law OF nations, or by the laws Of the United
States. and existing treaty stipulatiohs between
the Government Of Russia and the United
States,
In testimony whereof, have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal
OF the United Statss to be hereunto
affixed.
Given under my hand ut the City of Wash
ington, the 10th day of February, A. D.
r.. g. 1865. ana OF the Independence OF the
United States Of America, the s9th
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD. Secretary of State.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

United States Laboratory Destroyed.
ASTORIA, Long Island, Feb. 13-The United
States laboratory was burned this morning.
The loss is heavy.
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Var Department, AdJman. Gtns,a,,, O6ee, !

Var DSa,i,nent, AdJMant Gersyars OGee,}
WashiRston, February Ii, 1855.
-, The following officers having been reported at
t tne heedauarters Of the army for the offsnses
ELL stand dismissed the service Of the United
.ntates, unless within fifteen days from this date
session in this city. Of which Brisadier General
Sohn e.. Caldwell. United states volunteers is
charges against them:
NJ. Absen1 1ritho1t lsoue.
FIRST Lieutenant Willard W. 4ubbeli 18th
Michigan volunteers i''n
Lieutenant Colonel 8. B. Mott. 57th Ohio volun.
CAPTAIN George D. Mcclure. s7th Ohio volua.
unteert. " wa
Second Lieutenant Howard A. Gordon, S7th Ohio
volunteers. e. D. townsend,
Assistant Adjutsnt General
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TO BE REMOVED

To BE KGHUVEU,
It's said that the hospitals at Alexandria
are 70 be removed to the late Rendezvous of
Distribution, and the property now in use will
be turned over to the owners.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

u 6 Young Catholics Friend Society of George
tovn. D g; win be ID S:!iyeSsd in trinity Church,
IL O'Clock. by Rev MICHAEL O'CONFOR, 8. J.
Subject-"A Visit to Jerusalem.n Admission. IS
Cents fob 10 F,M6Tu~
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44O ROOMS. f1O
Corner Four- and a. half street aad Pa. ave.

4A6 oOHoN nRnnMs0 o"A"u $40
Corner Four and. q half street aad Pa ave.
MEMS CLOTHING, comprising every article kept
in arst-class houses. As We wish to reduce orr
stock to make room for our Spring Goods. we viii
the ssqes II
fNa GOODS they may Sssi ItssHnr,r,p CO..
N86t GIDEON Hall, corner ~ ana re. ave.
Hvy,v RonTY- E.A. WALTER erosion.
36o SEVENTH ssRsrr' EnAH1' 1863
uousxKEEpERs, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
The largest stock of
FURNITURE and HOUsHKEBP1NG GOODS
| 8, the District, and at prices that defy eempe-
titiOn. .
| Call and examine Stock previous to making your
| nurcbases. BY 80 doing you incur no obligations
TO purchase.
GILT FRAME MIRRORS at extra bargaios.
| 400 COTTAGE BIDsTEAD6. which We guar
| .ntas 10 sell less than Wholesale prices.
CARPB
entire stock of Carpets and oiicloths At prime
| cost. v, GA. n., v.ra
BRUSSELS. RUGS. MATS and SHEEP MATSs
auction prices.
WOODEN. WILLOW. TIN,
GLASS and cROCKERY WARP.
PLATED SPOONS, FORKS. dc.
500 pounds prime COUNTRY FEATHERS.
BONTZ Il erosion.
fe II. lot $50 Seventh street. near l.
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NALIN TINES
vALlNTINHBt

10 complete. new and very 6ne. Call at No. ls3,
Bridge ,treet Gsor getown. D. O., and see them.
feb IL St. q, CAANDELL,
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will commence this day selma of their entire STOCK
Of DRY GOO pS-the most Of whieh is fresh and
desirable-at reduced prices, and as they desire to
reduce 1t to q very low point by LIST Of March In
early call. fe2-l I'm
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AMOOT & BURROUGHS

SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
y AT
No. 119 Bridge street, Georseto,cn, d. c..
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BALLS, PARTIES, 10.

L. FIRST GRAND BALL a
sABoooK FAMILY.
AT ODD FEbL0Ws' HALL. UA
o, rurspaY ssy 11H fssfas. Fob. s,... ,sss
cordial invitation Ii extended TO all the ladies'
~ No special 1Fitstions viii % issued
By order Of conmittss Of HAiT,f;. .
Geo scsSitz. e.-- Geo. GsrdSsr.
H. Kahler. Luckett,
A n. VermilioA, d Reilly,
john Schults, Chas. Pennington,
g. L. lawrence, John Dixon.
VIM. H. Cross. FEB Is sts
A GRAND o0LoRID BALL.
J! !:
4. Tickets III, admitting lady and gentleman; single
tickets 80 cents. good band viii be in atten-
Levi. 6s.. WIiesy Barker wm Hicks; 4ps.s"
ID FMEMBBR THE HIAWATHA BOYS,
The members Of the HIAwArHA CLUB
takes pleasure in snnouneng TO their many
friends and public generally that they give !
''e'' SIXTH ANNUAL BALL
s ssot r.. s,'nus and Goth
Tickets $1i admitting . gentleman and ladies.
Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
q. Harkins. Dan1 Perkins, Wm. VI. Goddard.
fe IL St.
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q REWARD-LOST-On Monday 9Th instant
SDs( white and black Ne fou Midland Deg named
CARLO, White ring around the neck, white tip to
brass plate on which was engraved ~. Reynolds"
The above reward will be paid on his delivery at
No. A56 Street north feIn am
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fNLUlHsOn stnvas At OGDEN'S
~ s"19 On Ssefprnishins Store. SIG It'll street,
s,, AZ ntar Penn. avenue.
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'ShAT the time hss arrived when Il b.
- comes 'he duty or the County Tsess-
ufer. 70 collect The isxes rsmsinina unesId.
~nn costs and charges thereon, ~ Sis,rese
and sale Of property.
Vow therefore in order to give Won ali
cnsnee e -avec osss. I will attend q nv
once: every Saturday. during business hor,s
ara ~oold here ssy to 81 persons hsvin~
'sxes 10 psy. Infrest to pay. orders 70 40.
ssni. or orders 70 be redeemed. o. pss:.ss
~shingt 70 borrow. trust funds. thst 49,
~ hnd mo ~ my Office on.y On Ssru,d.vr.
mo during term lime cf Courts. snd thas
~ 'sxes not psid BY the last Of Me-. viH
% placed IN the hands Of Deputies fos 81.
spr;l lsi, 1665-6w.
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hsreny R'ven. 'hst th- nndrrse esd will
'rp's - The June term, 1858, 81 the Du.
= C"nn'v runmi-si n ~, Tor license
undff ne r'"sisl1hs ~ sn act entitled .Ar
&C. " f.gnlsie and lice nsr HI 81. or sp,ri,.
n'u-, s'''"us. mrls, sud oh~r in,.xi. s,iov
ifqurs Th- piscr ~ sale wilIbe .,nSh.
pf-n'-'s nec"pisd ~ him. tho vrsciss iocs.
'i1n n which = IS inlin~s: On Tho eor..v
M N eros. md McDonsd srrse,.. ~ mo
'"~n o. Jasper. i inbrdge TOW hshic. b..
b''i- county. Ind
And he citiz@ns Of said to- n.bio ill
! ~ due norIc.. glereof
ma. 9th. 1865.
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.ss TAs piei which has just been di.eov cred
IN Chsslsssss. Of the negro troops 20 hiI
their white s6cers, take poe session Of The
city end put the white people 10 death, ID
one o. startling Significance. "A letler iron
Chssleston to : Sosthers man ia Washing.
ton. soys: se
.Fostuastsiy The plot VS. discov cred,
snd the colored troops .wsrs removed and !
NeM York regiment brought il.
ssy, (Sundsy) while eli were q
church wss the time ct. Ten or the lead
sss are nos IN jail sDd four or Eve have
hsep shot -Ths white troops ere sxssper-
ated beyond measure. and blood will be-
shed yet u the feeling becomes any stronger
This 10 one Of the frulss Of srminR the
segsoss 10 The South. bot n win not b The
isss. jtis evident that W shall hsve
trouble With ourt .loisi black alice, before
We have done With them.
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The Hersld's correspondent s.ys Dssi,
remained At DsnviIie ak d.ys under The
gres'est suspense. failing % hear from Lee
who wss expected 10 reach that place On.
make the stsunton river Lis line oi defence
The news Of the surrender finally cams
brought 10 By scouts. bot wss disbelisyed.
u as kept secret % long % possible. bu,
when u became known there VS. Z panic.
The next morning there wss . genera exc
dos. Stonemsn's men were between Dan
vile and Greensboro. and fired on the train
that earned Dsvis and his Cabinet away.
The HsrsIs's correspondent Gays the A.
mics Of Georgia and Tennessee. command :.
I'd respectively BY Gene. SIocum and How
'rd, were under orders on The 28sh ull.. lol
move north via Richmond, 10 Aiexandris,
where they Gill be disbsnded or cent 10
n ore important sciive 6e.ds o. the -ebsIlio
{ any can be said 10 exist.
The Times' WsshingIoa special saw q,
he further progress OF The preliminary 80.
'm'nsiions g 70 the assassination con,pir..
y, arrests ere continually being m.ds md
hus far the whole number taken into Gu.
ody . nearly 300. The trial o. rhese. Ill
'e eommenced. however. before : niu.rv
snd u upon THE hearing IN.
sme fsess are brought out thar have be-.
isciosed IN the preliminary exsmins tssps,hs
nsgnIiode Of the plot will sstonssh A..
'hole country. II 10 not true. e. repor,ed
hsi hsrrod bss been tried. His trisIis setlt
~ 'c-morfow. Lieut. Dougher,y, who com. I
'srded she detachment OF the 18Th N v :
svslry. thsi assisted 10 the csp,ure Of Boo.bl
- been promoted TO Captain By eonmis.
Isn q the Governor Or Nee York.
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Vie undersignsd ain proceed with The
comfy surveyor ~ DUBOIS county IN
ne ~ day ~ My 1865 10 run Inc I,n.s
80 d-'srmtrs me boundaries ~ s-eiioce
~ 50. '"wn south range > W.st. md
T.. ~sr'io" 'o~r -on'h rang. 3 ven.
~ intermediate lines viii slsa w. ,uo .nd
h~ corners 'h-rsnf established. Psnons
Interested will please ~ rr.re,s.
NOAH wAAf.EY.
N1y 80. 1857.
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'Nsvsmbr' ~lecsioa y lh-s year o. M
On o. harrh. lse2. ne we iasugur.rs 3,
\ e pfssideni. and b. the oe-'h o. ar
Lincoln on me Ism 81 April 1865. he oe-
e-me. y .,sile "A his etire. president u
III Unilec States. snd en 'h- day follos leg
ie was INDICTED into Office. the riiel. ossh
having BEEN sdninis,ered by Chief Justice
Chase. Of the U. s. su-reme court.
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CouRr.-Common Pleas Court
Judge y. T. Laird, presiding, began
its spring session for this county last
Monday. There was but little bust.
ness Of general interest transacted
Judge Laird presided with that ability
for'which tho Bench in this distric,
has long been justly noted, and which
has given il rank second to none in
the State for legal talent. The attor.
Deys in attendance in addition to our
home bar, were L. Q. De Bruler and
a. .. .Bsrkwell, Of Rock port, and u i.
Msvitty, Of Paoli. The following
persona we're admitted to practice and
sworn IN a. attorneys Capt j. O.
~ cConahsy, 1T. Polston, j. Hous-
ton and G. Dosne. The following is
the disposition made 81 the principal
casss Of interest before the Court:
State " H. Moray. assault and battery.
continued Tor psocess-
State V Robes, H Foster and Msrgsres
Foster sbstsing sd0issry.l dismissed
State vsssmss Foster End L Z Noussr.
adultery. noIlisd. aA sss4 sa
Wellington " L& @ r r.; compromised.
sCurt,s V Curtis divorce created.
Woode 70 Woods, divorce Rssstsd.
simmons " simmons. div0rce granted.
noughfon - Dsphefer, on note, conrd.
Go Auditor vt MeIvsr. judgment BY d.
fault. sa-an8 nr s'r
White - whiss, pet fespsrt; grated
bsnders 70 Bloom. appeal IRON Justice
stein, dismissed q pif's cost.