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An IntersstinS slander SUIT.
sUPRRI0R C0URr-TRtAL TE4M.
Before judge Noncrief

u-JoAN KrwscAinsky % Ftsdsvtck Dsskie.
was SANDER in which the congregation Of the Ger
church, corner OF avenue and Ninth street, were
deeply interested The plaintiff II appears, had seme
trouble with his wife, Johanna, which resulted in suit
for limited divorce The Oh In tho Court Of
Common Pleas, and naturally enough created sensa
ton among the members OF the church. some Of whom
sided with the plaintiff and some with his wife Dinke
was OF those who sympathized with Mrs Kruschin
sky and when talking about the Sunday In the
presence Of several OF the congregation, made use Of
personal remarks concerning the plaintiff Which
the latter deemed sufficient eround for sander snit
The complaint set up that Dnkle made Of the words
he Is perjured liar" referring 10 the plaintiffs test
mony in the divorce suit and the plaintiff upon taking
the stand testified TO the uterance Of the slandeous
epithet
II was held by the defence that the remark made
Of by the defendant not pointed as set up IN the
complaint Dinke and his witnesses testified that the
words were, He q liar and will yet commit perjury"
and the counsel argued from this that there cauA
for the action the remark having reference 10 the future
II the defendant had charged the plaintn with having
committed perjury there might be some grounds for
bringing the action and recovering damages but was
otherwise and he held that the Court ought 70 dismiss
the complaint without allowing IL 10 go to the jury.
Judge Moncref said that he thought the ought TO
he passed upon by the jury and made that disposition OF
IT, Tho jury after due dcbcration rendered verdict
for the defendant.
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Brown. tho Rebel Governor oT 0sorgisv
rrasoner-ExpeoteA Arrival % JsG.
Davas-0aerllBas surrea = dering. Ake.
kAsavuLz, May 1t-lr r r.
Jce Brown. late rebel Governor Of Georgia, wss
brought 70 this oy last night prisoner ana efs for
Losssvn'e this evening He has been violent rebca;
but on account Of hts opposition to Je6 Davis he has
fouss somc favor with the Union people OF his 6tate
JON DAVIS is under strong guard. and will srfvo Ia
this city on Thursday evening
Every rebel body Of regular soldiers and every guer
r'a organization in this State and in Northern Alabama
has given up TO como ia under General Thomas late
order
Thousands OF rebel soldiers have arrived here and
taken the oath, and conducting themselves honor
ably The redoubtable Dick McCann arrived here few
days ago. took the OATH announced the confederacy
failure says be has been whipped and adds that he in
tends to do all In his power to promote and bring
back the feeling OF old time This to be the feel
ing Of all who have returned
Nearly all the hospitals cleared out and thousands
Of govern mont employees are being discharged
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RICH n 0MR
the ARREST OF 3. n. r. HUNTER.
MEXICAN EMIGRATION m THE ARMY,
+. 30. Co., &C.

me-. william n. Merrsam's Despascss.
RicuNosp. Aay IL. 1885.
rug ARRKsr 0v a. 4 =. HUNTER
That Iato influential rebel X NJ Hunter was brought
from Loyds Essex Va, few days since 10y otdee OF
Censrai Ord and IL involuntary guest upon
United States gunboai in the James, Oh Rcasnoud.
Speculation rife the OF his presence VI the
James just The general opinion is that has rcfe-
10 reconstruction, ia view OF Governor Pierpouts
coming.
Thomas 8. Bocock well known both at the North and
the South, and lattery the Speaker Of tho rebel
House OF Representatives, is in Richmond, apparently
unmolested.
The rebel General r. E. Lee is to night engaged in
consultation with parties outside his residence.
General Leo and his family now being supported by
government ratons regularly supplied TO them by tho
proper authorities This statement may be taken ms
evidence OF the well nigh universal desttuton prevailing
among the original occupants OF the city
The rebel General Gordon came up the James in the
mail boat day and apded at City Point 1T is expected
that Major General Ord will soon take up his headquar
ters ut Fortress Monroe.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Capture OF Js1. Davis-Trial Of the Com
spirators-Movements 81 the Union
Array" Ireland for the Irish," SC.
Tho Nxv YORK HERALD, in It's edition for the Pa
cne, ready this morning. will coutaina full account
Of the Capture Of Jea Davis; report Of the Trial
at Washington city Of tho COnsprators for the Mur-
der Of President Lincoln and tho Attempt on the Life
Of Secretary Seward and other officials with descrp
ton Of the Prisoners their autsceden present appear
ance &c; Lsss and Important Intelligence from she
Union Forces In ali sections q the country An interest
Ing account Of the Fenian Brotherhood at Homo and
Abroad with details Of their organization aumbsrs,
dutiss obligations &C., and reports q al interesting
events sf the week. ~
single copies wappers ready for mailing, elk cents
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MiscellaneOus.

MtscenaneOuss
po' Of The sssshp reports The Richard Mcanu from
on Sd" S 5 s p. and 70
hontevideo. Extent OF damage NOT yet known.
the us days mot III stated several day.
since).
,eport. l,s inst when Oh Wilmington carried away fore
mast, bowsprit, ibooom. and sustained other damage
scnR RIIYS tof Fal Rver bound 10 Phiadeipbsa
yh cargo Of %, Dbl. FISH va. sgn ashore no, on posn
rsns Sn Of water whe sens enasr way be ~
bcavv the time ths cable OF soop at aneaor
anchor. hung together and the .osP wa, assed from her
tom stove hole In it, and she was run ashore TO prevent
sinking.
E1 I s a:s ipp
have 70 disc barge part Of cargo tp repair
Foreign Ports.
BAryps IsrArp, Dec s0-An ships sesman's Bride wv
Honolulu FEB 3 Daring Henry, do (both to load
5s.5 a rss:- sg. Tps as. E,g s ~
?is, lor mburs Valley Fosc cows DO %ad "a I7.h 70.
ID @ or SneSs HnSs~ s cs acsn. Sss s
sid 2,d for ccrsl, 18th. David brown Dillon Mebcurns
and sd 25th for chncbasj nh, Arabia, Fuller. do (and
SID aist hips Intrepid wnser and Mnnehsha BursIey
ch.nehas; 23i ssrk George q Henry weike. Gssysgan
2Is, lrse OAK Aldsn from san Francisco arr s' rhOs
PALaouTn ia APr Arr sehrs Tso,s jefferson Knowi-
IosoloLr March 23Arr shps imperial tBr,, lutchins.
sn@n a mSlphy DO % sSS nd "a 4 sh Po ona koas
Passed APrl = ship Western Continent Luf from
;Sp Sssl.'or ,S SoSs ,s L,,,gS:,
KlSe.roS, Ja April 2Arr bark kergord Moodte Nyork
i N % % ssss ryan sn s'; Ne"
NEs.sA, April tin port bark Lcmue. Wilson. for Men
PssAsA May Blu port steamship Golden CITY, Lspidgc.
from San francisco; and others q. bciore. 80
s :ss; ,s:$ a., HIM. s-
york :2Is s eTs kaSs Soo s%ns % ss ss .S Aims,
Proctor, and Union Tufts do Adams Peterson, do land
cid May for PugwashL
American Ports.
BOSTON, May rs AN-Ar ships Ms-y Ogden. ccItrsy.
San Francisco; ssnce, Parker Csdir tsrks css5.. r
ray Remedies; brgs L,abei 0eary, asssins, Sea Lsrt
collins Philadeiphia srhrs Mary Emma Coming, surinam
.imore cid sleamshIp Saxon, Msihews F6lss s.rts
nd Dwight Well. surinam Lsdy Frsni Orr Mitch
cde so scnr. S' wam.on 9Sse wm.re rsssP.
Ms,nwssh, Morris wsshnsen rIs sfrsn9r sSs, De-
srs CITY Of Bs,h, saxon; ssft n 4 xlen. o.,
,cns. s,naey % Bs@ois; S John oras Gould. ana rhos
Ellis, kelley Nyors Below b.s se.n ron % sAmcss Mnro,ss
sid barks Western sea 0lengA L's HAyn'nd Asd ors
18th Arr steamer Norman Phlsdspsia; Anna Kimba.
Tnrts Islands: brig Lila, New orlesss -
MOBILE, April a-Arr bArts Ada Carter Kinney ana
Ma, rsArr saip nusee sBr, mccsn
sS coSoSdsS Sd,I.S Sf 1ss Bos.oa bsIl. rr,adsG
Eosi"y Trnioad Elwood Cocprr Fl,ner, New orIe.ns;
a M spSeD: hTsssS. sos so, rsss Tssy "a E
,so ,,lIlncre Possouth; sarah uoodnov Drsko, and
Ssc FSes % SsssSs Carrie Rcs Brs~n and Mary sSe
Trsoey Bostos pswnee Rosh, New Haven, fss,en Soc
sAa fsASciscn, xpr,i isDxrr ship Twilight Holmes.
ryofk llb days u 18th, ships Flying Feglo Walden o
& s iaeSisn sSs S'sE S.r,sa ds n,s
Weeks, 0susa
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Pert q New York, May -, 1850.

2. . CLEARED
sSPP sSP s% N% yso Ss senaae see sSsd.sE Ssn.
Ship American Eagle, UrquhAr- st John NB-E horDA
Bark svanen (Dsn) BbssD, Bshis-Funchr nsinshs q
BARK Campauero dam, Darling Bahis-PenAs'ssss DsD
bark Prince Albert tBr,, Hall. Havana ) wssa acc.
s1s iSnsnsa @ tBr,, Xnder.on, Xass.-hhier HsasD
Brig Ann, Yates, Barbsdos-ya..s Porteraesd-
srs Hsr%ss ys J.shfrqs WSns1
Brig Expert IBrj, Martin, Bruce
Jones !sr, Lang: s. E';sns; ts.s ss.
ssSr Sr Is.a Lessn. fl sr Graham Graham Pa1.SorcDp Dswo
seSr sam arc Coli, mIisrd. Rieh@oud. S..T R.ekes .
schr P.ttie Martin stiwsn Petersburg x~--Re~lanA
Banks 49,
schr Repubic, Chase. New Bediord-Fersason &osl
schr Reaper, Ferris, New Haven:
Schr Baylis, Thompson. Stamford
s!esmer oiorsra, RAJ Mclaughlin yh Ba.in,ers - ,s.
SdyeS InoSBSn s.M sssaspsa ssks s1"0's
ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY Sf Dublin uni Ssr mysSn @ 10 p oh
Dale 10th inst lat IS g. Ion is 40 two seoergs s.A
steamship ocean Queen socumb Aspinweil. May g. win
s,eamshir Nont.zuma CBrj Hamshaw Kingston. Jam.
May g. with mdse and passengers to Rowland Asp'n-
Steamship Star of the Union, Blanchard New Orleans
AM 50 miles the g,ty passed .eso.hp EysnnS
star M On s g'S ano poe s rDa%
for New York a % a Xxx Sssns ssofs os.S
Steamship Knight Mason, Alexandria, ~ hours with
Steamship Te III iransport). Bourne Washington. 20
steamship John Rice, Howes Washington 60 hours
QuaTtermastef.
Ship Wosheid (of st John NIB Treveck Liverpool -
days, with mdse. TO master. April ~ lat II =. lon fl ~
H. spoke brig Wellington from Liverpool for Quehee
with the OF bark Hope of Limerick, which had foun
dered previous time ship fcquot from
Newy Quebec. 18th lat IS 20 several large csbergs,
Clyde for Quebec.
Bark Ataknta tBrcm) Hogemann Bremen, 80 days with
mdse aud 7 passengers 10 Garreis Meyer April H. laa
80 3d. Ion 10 exchanged signals with Br bark Lverpool
from 0raneenouth for Quebec Is days OUT h lat fo Ion
| 4S several icabergs
schr Minnie tBrl Barbere IcAps Breton 10 days. with
coal 10 s Swain.
Schr 0aiena Eaton Cbariotietown with oats
Blunt Bros
schr James Hideu. Davis. Ellsworth, days
Schr Willow Harp DAVIS, Proyidence.
Schr l. Bayes, Eaton. Providence.
Schr Almon Bacon Hart Providence for Elizabethnor
Schr Estcc Edridgc. Providence.
Schr w m A Eliza Beacher. Providence.
schr VIM McCobb shipmsn, Newport.
Schr Rushing, Coney, New London.
Schr Robert Smith Allen. Portland CO
schr Aida Eaton. Newburg for Providence
s,1n1g Pilot Boy, Marshall, Fortress Nonros. - hours 70
81, Hrr Wells Getty Fortress Monroe 20 hours 70
.s,ssmer Sea Gull Fih Washington 20 bsars to Quar-
termaster.
ships American Eagle Magenta: barks Laura Den Cobb
Anna Krei brigs Planet Alice. Esquraux T Rowland,
Nancy.
Wind at sunset sw.
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WINTER GARDES-Last night new play, entitled the
Grey Lady of Penarvon, adapted from the French by
Tom Taylor was given here for the first time 10 had
very decided success
In character the story purely domestic, but it derives
an intense interest from the that Of the persons
Of the play poisoner The Grey Lady OF Penarvon is
grandmother who watches icaously the interests
and rights Of her daughter child But tho daughter Is
dead the daughters husband has brought new wife to
the castle and the grandmother that new wife and
the new vifes child preferred to her own grand
daughter This strs her vindcvc nature 10 the utmost
and she strikes he strangers through the life OF this
second daughter 10 whom poison is constantly admins
tered in infinitely little doses, and in myste
rious way that for n long time battles detection
Out OF these simple elements the French author
and the English adapter bave constructed .
play Of intense interest and the highest merit We have
seldom point better msde-a more effective coup
de 1eotr,-than the discovery OF the mysterious hand
whole story wrought with the peculiar force
The play was excellently acted MrS Wallsck, as tho
Grey Lady OF Penarvou, perfect mako up and IN
the spirit OF the part Mrs wslcot, Miss Clifton and
Miss Germon all had good parts and rendered them with
much more than the average success Miss Germou
made ber first appearance this occasion, and promises
10 become n valuable addition 70 the company. Mr.
Hauley deserves especial commentator for the man.
ner in wcb the play has been put upon the sage.
The scenery was OF tho rich and appropriate char
acter that obaracterzes that Of all presentations
NJ this establishment The Grey Lady Of Penvon viii
be repeated 70 night
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Appointments by Governor Fenton.

APpoihtments by Governor FontOn.
ALsAr, May is. 1855.
The Governor has made the following appontments:-
Commissioners to remove the County Site Of Catta-
raugas county-Messrs Orsett Cook, Of Chatauqua
county Robert B. Van valkenburgh, Of Steuben county
Seth Wakeman, Of Genesee.
Commissioners to confer with the State Of New Je rsey
relative 70 the Quarantine Jurisdiction u New York har
bor-John Cochrane Attorney General; Harmon D.
Hull New York city, and Stephen E. johnson, Of Della
ware county.
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wAlLAcK's THEATRE MIR. wslIack's adaptation Of
Mr.. Incbbads comedy To Marry or Not 10 Marry, was
played las, night for the hrst time this season was
presented very brilliantly. This Is perhaps The best
acted piece all through that represented At this theatre
II Is sufficient 10 say for its attractveness that M
cudes frst rate PARTS for Mcsss Wallack fisher and
Gilbert Mrs Vernon and Miss Cannon. Further notice
must be deferred for the present
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Sashien Course, L. I.-Trotto98.
NoSDAy, Nay l5.-Purse and stake e316, mile heats,
best three in nve, In harnesa
,. Weodyu6 entered T. Cssgsn's 6. g...........1
D. Mace entered W. BoFss's b. N. Grace, .......3
Carpenter entered 9. Honest najsR.........S .
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%1a Hsat-The gray geding vas the fsvoTite against
ths hed, the pools selling q $50 for him, Sllo for
Gvsce, and $l3 for Honest Major Major won the pole
the gray the centre and Grace the outside position They
had very good sendo6 after several sttempts Major
taking the lsad the gray second with tho bringing
up the rear on break In this way they went around
the turn but approaching the quarter polo Major bsoke
conds, s mare G half E dozen Iepsshs behind The gray
oted very steadily down the bsckstetch, leading the
others three lengths, who were side and side, until near
the mare left him The gray passed the half
mile pole four lengths ahead in l:le He
the putting the steam and closing rapidly
until near the poe where she broke up
Well up The bomesireseh. The gray, Keeping up his
speed the heat by about eight lengths in 36N the
mare second by head, Major last with shoe of and
Sscosd H,G.-One hundred TO sixty on the grey with
plenty OF takers. The horses got away evenly, but be-
fore they got around the the gray two lengths
ahead Of Major, who was three lengths ahead Of the
mare, she having broken up soon after the word was
given The gray passed the quarter pole half length
ahead Of Major in forty seconds. On the backsretch
Major broke up and the took the second place and
made play after the gray who was three lengths In front
Of her at the half mile pole in 1:lSI. Going up the
stretch the gray broke up but did not loose
alength by the accident and the doing
wonders il lucky for him that ne recovered 80
quickly He three lengths ahead Of the ut the
pole and ahead at the distance stand,
he having made another break he came up the home
stretch He beat the 10 the stand about length
and half 10 1885, Honest Major was about ten lengths
Third Hsas-The baekers OF the mare were stn willing
% take TO The horses got sway very nicely and
went around che turn side and sde but before they
he'd the quarter pole both the mare and Major had
broken up and given the gray lead OF four lengths He
was rottng very fast passing he quarter poesn thirty
which point ne vas six lengths ahead OF the the
pace having been too much for her, Hiram kept the
clock 70 the three quarter pole and up the home
stretch 70 the score winning the heat by about five
lengths IN as2k-she mare second, ten lengths II
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Guerilias Hanged in Cincinnati.

Thomas Martin, a guerilla, executed here yes
terday.
orders for the execution Of Bowles. Miigan and Her
scy are published In a Cincinnati paper this morning
They are " bo hung op tho 10th lpsk
The New York herald., 1865-05-16

Tne Boston American Tract society.
The nfty-6rst anniversary Of the Boston American
Tract Society," was held at Irving Hall, Wednesday
afternoon. Mr. w. A. Booth .is the President of the 50
cety After prayer me Rev. G. Spring. d. d. and the
singing Of the hymn "Joy for the precious seed that
springs" the Secretary, the Rev. J. W. Alvord made
statement as to the position OF the society
The sns II Ss cs:n the
year q s with me s rrses society
showing the 81 q than h.s
ana h. Ths :1' f ae
sS%n sAsssSDs 81 the bills not yet manred for paper
&c
%eas ha. donated io the shsrsse asp.IIens e addition
% ~: TO s o
en"'e Oh ''' ..n o' '"o
rse.e sss. y. largest and mos.
general sspsrineodsnss Rev ~ Aycrd. Ne. York
:cs. IL eSsr
S and s oSs g
e the service BY special with q: Chrs..n
sSs delegates Of iSs. stuon
sS tho r snss
distributed throughout the army while The sns
o.. .g. dSn ss
70 the army and navy since the war began.
spec. attention has been given 70 the furnishing of sua
write mpsrt moral and religious instruction TO Inn
their social condition and ncucse habits Of industry
neaness domestic order and selfrcspect and lastly, 10
teach them the and history OF government and
duties and citizens For this purpose
monthly entitled the Freedman has been emneptly
useful For the last few months the F,einons Journal has
added the particular request Of government ocias
having charge their OF these two million
thousand have been printed and circulated
among them Including the half million sent into the
The 'Freedmans Primer and "Frcedmans Second Read
err supplied schools, and the beginning
for sabbath schools and families thus covering de-
parent ofthe this long abused people OF these
variou. hooks 800 copies in NIL have been issued The
granted freedmen in publications. during the
past year, was $5s97 50.
sEAsEs IN rnx MERCHANT SERVICE
bic distributions OF the society Grants have been made in
their behalf amounting 10 500.
THr WORE or BONE EvAScgLIxAuoN,
s conducted churches sabbath schools home and city
missions humane and reformaioy Institutions private In
dividrals nfe members, dc. Amount granted, SI2,JW
voaFcs pisTRisUTON
Granted IN cash for ofahe press abroad, O In
Whole amount Of grants all Objects Sl77g2 equivalent
OF 800 for 81 10 seventy one
millions seven hundred thousand pages
BUSINESS DkPARTMENT.
Publ, ,oons-The whole number OF instinct publications
now on 63 OF which ls have been added
Re1fps-Receved from sales Of publications IN cash.
SlO charitable department for grants $50 258
donation publication fund Ell 81; income from building
fund, $50. Total receipts, els2 3'3
Suitable addresses were delivered by the Rev. s. H.
Tyng Jr Rev. j. NJ Manning, OF Boston, and Rev. Dr.
Heacock OF Buffalo. The proceedings were closed with
singing and the bcnedicton
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FIFTY per Cent OF all sales Given.-sccd
business wanted article For further
Information address W. N. r.. Post Once.
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ChevnIser's Life for the Hair Restores
Chronic Catarrh, Hay Fever

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, ana
all OF the fcc cured By DR. zACHARIR 100 Broad
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Highest Premium Look stitch Sewing
MACHINE AND BUTTON HOLE MACHINE.
WHEELER WILSON 61s broadway, N. n.
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il
- A:ssasA ed On. "reminiscences Which reeaied.
pssseeeieg soene o. untold interest," Srsderozburg
suere4 vesy considerably fron che war and me marks
@ of sos ns s so:s SS q he
rensses from the city, whether 70 the North OF SOUTH
,s nave returned and the city presents more AMI,
the citizens male and female the streets, and
saw nothing OF the looks and nerce mutterinss
80 ~: here The people have evidently made s
COED grace They arc most happy that the war 10 over
and thai they again permitted 70 return 70 their
usual avocaonS updisurbed by the provost marshal and
RossMa xuE RArpAHAMon.
We crossed the Rappahannock by the bridge, passing
through Falmouth and up the Stafford Court House road
the advance encamping for the night near Accakeek
creek On the 10th the ratons issued The recent
rain has made the roads very bad and large details were
sent out FOR purpose OF repairing them portion
OF the pontoon train, which moved with the column,
was sent back to Fredercksburg, from whencs e.. Il
was shipped 10 Washington. Corps headquarters
are this evening at Cockieeys Store having moved but
few miles during the day On the nth we encamped on
the banks OF the OccOQuan On the 18th the corps en-
camped In the vicinity OF Fairfax Court House, and
marched 70 Baiys crossroads distant seven miles FROM
washington, where j. went into camp The Ffsh corps
has already reached its destination
The review of all the armies is the ono great subject OF
conversation Now that their work Is over the great ma
homes with AZ little delay possible, aud the hope ia
very generally expressed that the interest OF the govern
ment viii permit the mastering out OF large proportion
OF the troops at very early day.
Mr.. ID. p. Conyngham's Despsteh.
RICHMOND, Va, May 1S, 1885
TIE MARCH Army OF rHx rENNsssRs TuRouGH RICE
M0ND.
The rear guaSd Of Sherman's grand army comprising
the Fifteenth corps commanded by Major General John
A. Logan has marched through the town this morning
The Seventeenth corps marched through yesterday
morning The troops looked weather beaten after their
long and trying campaigns but full Of heart and spirit
and evidently eated s the pleasing prospect Of soon join
ing their families and friends The troops did not make
much display marching through the city simply playing
few national aiPsI -
They even had their colors and banners fuYied as II
making regular march Besides they went through At
such an early hour that the citizens rather suT
prised they held their morning levess around the
breakfast table, 70 hear that Shernans veterans had just
passed through.
There considerable anxiety here see sherman's
noble army, which has now made kind Of circle
asound the continent sweeping through the Southern
States, crushing treason in its track and breaking
through the sheIl that hound the confederacy.
EMIGRATION MEXICO.
have been speaking 70 several OF the returned ON
and men on this subject large number Of them
impatient and anxious 60, think whom they
return 70 their homes Colonel Allen will wish TO enlarge
his emigration bureau.
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Gas.-Go 20 ~ Cortisn street, and See
the Machine In The window making Gas without care trou
bic nre smell Then address, w Balm wheel plough
and culivaor" doing work OF harrow Shovel plough aud
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Grover Il Bakers First Premium Elas-
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