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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-19

In the Harris divorce case at New
London, Judge Phelps has rendered
decision granting divorce to Jona-
than N. Harris against Mrs Jane NJ
Harris He gets a complete divorce
and the custody Of all his children,
and she gets no alimony. BY the
laws of Connecticut both can marry
if they choose.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-19

A police magistrate fined a negro
for the violation Of q city ordinance,
in Cairo, a few days ago. a negro
officer visited the magistrate, demand
ed the fine to be remitted, and pub
licly threatened, III case his demand
was not complied with, that he would
have a regiment of negroes quartered
in Cairo. His bullying failed to
make the justice yieit!.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-19

The Government has discovered
that some of their own detectives
have been engaged for some time in
showing the new counterfeit ffties.
They are safely lodged i'll the old
Capitol Prison.
, 1865-04-11
onR SPECIAL MARKET RsPOET,
Especial Dispatch to the Wegt'rn Preas.1
NEW YORK. ApTll 10.

sTpCEe.
The news cf Lees surrender has produced general
excitement in the ma1ket, but panic At The Stock
Exchange the market opened with Increased hrmntss,
and It ere Vas short rally the call prokre:s-d,
with yery little pressing. After the D,ord broke
the inward movement continued and higher rates
were current throughout the HIT.
doyEHSxESTB.
Governments were very strong Very rev bonus
vrre offered 1t the Board, aad the scarcity was gen.
era1 On the street State bonds quiet and steady
f.oa1sha.es were Ill hrm and Cumberland was the
.s,trn of the list Miscellaneous ahares ware steady.
There has been very little e1citemFnt to-day In the
poln markell 0pe1stions were nos 4afes. IN ID WAa
EnutQsl abxeuce Of runols.
Money confines most abundant and Easy Al per
cent on Railroad coaterals and per. cent CT GOV
c1nments.
Petroleum sticks heavy and lower. bnchaaao
f.,m Els: Ex:e4icz x4:St; Oceanic % 70; Ryna fa'm
a. Tack s2,pc; u s $3.50. Petroleum heavy but
r al ssfor crude;:s for timed In bond; lee
NEW YORK, Ap:il1o
f;.11acers Evening Exchange+-MaIket very ae'
tivr ana strong. The sesslon Was he'd IN tae new
hr,1d1ne adjoining the Fifth Ageaue H9tel. told
1a7wNew Yotl Cent1zl 1os Etie, 6sx; Hodson 1o64;
peso,np. 107x: Michigan Southern, SIM LIN 7is
cs1t,ai- 1o6x: P1ttsburgn, es; Rock sand. osk
Eorthve sse1p. Ax; Northwestern pEes'at olk Fort
Wsybe g3x; ollo and n sstsslppl ceft'ae z!H
t.,ahsr9snr ssx: Quick liver, ok: Mn!pcsa. In
, 1865-04-11
Markets by Telegraph.
NRW YORK CATTLE. MARKET,


Reported ty Telegraph Exc.usiyey for the Chicago
1ribnne.J
new YORK, Monday Evening, April 10.
FEEF CATTLE-11I- number Of cattle sct3at!y on
eale day We. Geo. The Character CT the stock Of
fered on The vs,age =oo3. There vcre really
EXTRA grade sale, nor any really inferior. There
were nw lets Of very good dlt!!lelJ fei, and f.w
coed New Yerk State oxen, very nne snd lat. 1he
tay exceedingly unpleasant the rain having f.llen
the entire day. and the yards in q muddy condl-
ton. The weather ts lso quite chill ;. yet through
op the 6sy the mn rket has been stcst3 and sales
quick The sur ply has been entirely insufficient on
I'll RI. dts but fortunately ths Glyetnmant eontrac
tets ware not In The market. The following the
Prices to dsy compared vi these Of this day
week knd the corresponding day lsssyear
To-day. Last week. Last ycar,
Fist auality.. ...-..... COS q oss 1tKs!55
S. copd ouality....,. 2oe 2 ~ az 14H@t6
ExlF, ,................ -. 2H@!3 In
suEr-Thc supply was light aud prices advanced.
The current prices were 12k9lsc, ana closed very
stiff Al tho,c figures.
HoGsAThete dte really none in the market. and
nri.ts xre nominal 1t 11@l14c.
, 1865-04-11
Total dedctt. ,qa9
Total cnlistments Einee Jsn. i. 1865. :. q .25y

La RCEts GREAT ESTEnTArHxENT.-La Rue's
celebrated Stra;opaleticon or walking army will
open in Smith & Nixon's Hall this evening. The
entertainments Of Mr. La Rue have always been
very popular throuahout the country and the
largest halls have never been large enough to
contsiE the lmmense crowds which hi3 enteftai6-
ments call out. HIS present entertainment, Illus
t1atiye Of the great rebellion, combined with his
humorous performances, ia pronounced superior
to all his former efforts. The Buf 1lo Commercial,
IN referring to the crest show, says:
ia Rue had another Tremendous audience last
night. and never have We seen m entertainment
give so much satisfaction. Apart from the won
dcrful 1n1ereet OF the war scencs, his oWn'allo
Of oddities ls Of Itself au entertainment worth
double the price OF adu1iss on. To see and hear
hlu, as the chronological lecturer OF the Western
Judge is enough TO nake horse laugh, and We
wouldn't have missed the representations fvr 4
good deal. We were never mora pleased with
an entertainment
Major Willie Bagley- the wonderful chile 1Eum.
ner only four years Of age> is now engaged py
Mr.: La Rne, and performs each evening.
, 1865-04-11


Brig. Gen. Sweet and Staff.
Band o: the slh RIG. Y: R.C.
q ReE;Y :, :. R; E, csl csl;; Sk,nnsr; N.1osr;
Bind Of the 18Th Reg. Y. R.C.
Post Chaplain in carriage.
Company Of Fentan:, dressed In green jackets ant
9Th Ohio pssteIy Rasa! pastpi J. l. mll. a.
Captaiu J. D. Harty, with yaw1 boat. manned by
elx - .ars,' drawn by four ha:see, and bearing
the ,a.sipsion Gan nas 3snt
Aopp!Sp % aisR. & cavalry. assistea BY Lieut.. as
late Of tue 4th Illinois cavalry.
r. Guyton and J. B, Doggett.
Light Guard Band.
Board Of Trade.
" Mercantile Association.
colored Citizens.
stn'en's OF Bryant cllese. i stsat'ons Commercial
CidZene In Carriages.
United sta'ee Officials II Carriages.
Luther Hayeu, Collector.
Samuel HoaEd, Postmaster.
Cuited States rail Wagons. ed with Post 0dice
Trucks md Drays;, headed BY zouave Band, In a
American and United ststss Express Wagons,
headed by the Light Guard Band,
IN 1atEe Wagon.
Wheeler j. Wilson's Sewing Machines
City Express Wagons.
Frank P.rmelee's omnihps sna Baggage Wagon
Line, the omnibuases flied with
Disabled So1dieTs.
Trucks and Drays
large truck carTvinG one oi Lilies Safes, Ia
belled 'The Union Safe''
Pitts Buffalo Threading Machine,
The, procession marched up Lake to franklin,
ton 70 Clark, d OWL Clark 10 Van Burep. and ca It
on Van Bnren to Miehfran avenue, up Michigan
ayenue to Like where 1t hroke up, sud the d1ffer-
ent divisions marched of to various parts Of the
city. The procession was near,y four milea long.
and was almott one hour In passing a given
point Later IN the afternoon ,bs divi-
formed ii mont Of the TRIBUNE, when N .mpro.
used bnnd, composed OF attaches Of The com
psnieR, and armed with tin hons and miniature
sels ction of patriotic airs, which were received
xilh cheers, three times three.
Lake street vaa the Rcene Of considerable ex.
element about he % same It time: The mounted es'
which afforded great nessinent to the crowds ol
spectators who lined the street
The yawl boat under commsnd OF Capt Hasty,
anchored in front Of the Tk1BUsE, and gave us q
rirht royal ealute for which We return our thanks
There was also aDothef object tn the procession
worthy OF note which We had almost forgotten
In ouc Of the trucks Was large hew1ounaAnd m
fogi,ive rehcl Prcsident. En- pdssaat. we may re
nssk that there WAS quite passion olep'a1ed lol
cfficfes of this distinguished individual. Thers
we're several on Lake street, and TWO OF to1ec OF
Towards ntehHall the various divisions dis
pert ed to their respective homes, IN order 10 pre-
pare for the evening entertainments
uLrN1SA11oNs, FIREWORKS, ETC.
The great display Was reserved for the evening
No eet mcetincs were called. twas generally
conceded that lauguage was too tame Tor "a
needs Of the occasion. the intezjecton being III
, 1865-04-11
New York Mlnrkefs

Co1rox-Du'1, heavy znd nomina7ly lower at SIC
~ FI@usADn,l, unsettled snd 1oaeac towe1. eoa
ONO. md Sa,T cas- for 1sas btands-market closrE
hl1vy. q. 49,. ,.,.
Ga1M-Wheat dull and nominaly a95c loE.es
, 1865-04-11
Nfu5tca' Di1sct and Conductor.
III. CARL Mn.

-
1tmsy sats;y ts slated that more brilliant array
ot dssnz1,thsa names nas nsssr been stsn on sas
with such n; az NJ Gran fse's that he can WORTH
ly'h9 En' ATE Tue new OpeA House, tue erection q
cage - A. indie ton pIuspeEty snd ptogte o. h1s
sisnsb!s % tM,1nt1eahs;s: -
The tast d additionally agreeable 70 Yfew OF TIE
Nct on'{ l.it mo5amsnt q r. ;ea!ntss Isans
bu
Aouse In america aqd. ~ may sdd n ne x9Eid fot
eonsruttion, kosstss hoYantagea Ind coayeni sacta
Ensn re n3i t. os fsqnd i1 agy Of The "thnown
io. of M .nae1ee and at.ts at any 5sas q the
yssT nn1 - mea, @ Il n;s 1;s acoustic @ agas,e. "a y
eiyes to he spectator: Thse mes,H are g marked
and p e. isr Tint every o9e who enters he auai.o
rum OF the building Wtl hb able to tse and hear
1be sircaa,at.nee OF ouch MAGNIFICENT building
se,ses prove grand attsacilon, and for tins, al
Gran howe1ef vii! mol Iiy n sny such exsr ,neoas
Aids. He regards tha imagination m-rely a. an op
I'll amnsemsnt Of Iefiaed liz, The names OF hls
Artists suctent 10 guar ntee tn. integrity Of his
pn1po'e. In an iutet.or building hit II voices and
~ aE2, 10 i1s HI ~ nno
out any unusual care ia me expressive de.atis
FL "a
r. IS ess Ss.s ss5s
sSS to s r. m
sS,s! e IL sas 81 ssss;,;; ssss f.
ee1 tenaE!asd tn hs tstn:asss saonga ths expenses
A. ucl Il ;hes fotmetjy Eele: sau ihop.h Ia co,i
Of materials for waTcToor asu steier caceetls any
, 1865-04-11
PROF. H. A. DE MUM.
The Celebrated
HAIR REST0RER, .

Confines to treat successfully and can be cousuted
upon all diseases OF the HAZE and SCALP at his otco
No. Kings Block, corner OF Dearborn and Washing.
ton streets, Chicago, III. :
CONSULTATION FREE. apt1rao91t ishp
, 1865-04-11

REcnU111sa.-owing to the prevailing excite
mcnt yesterday, Int little attention was pal TO
securing recruits. There was general impress
flon prevalent that, to use can't expression,
"the rebellion il played out" and that Cook
county will not be called upon Tor her deficit
Ward committe were lndisposed to compete Tor
men. We're It not Tor this Impression, one hun
dred and dry conld have been obt.1ned yester-
day. There ls rery little hope that We shall not
be called upou for dedcAt and It were wiser to
fill the quota without delay. Nineteen recruits
only we're secured yesterday, thus dlstributed: !.
, 1865-04-11

P1cKPocKET II LENBo.-Last evening, while the
crowd In front Of the TRIBUNE office WAS most
dense, R. Scott Secretary Of the Board Of Police
Commissioner, md officer VIII TunnicliGe de-
tected q we'll known thief, named Patrick Ryan,
while In the act Of picking gentlcmsn's pocket.
The stolen money waa found upon his person, aud
who have had pocket books stolen would do we'll
to call at tho Ccutsnl Station, as there quite
number awaiting Identification.
, 1865-04-11
anluSel1lr1ntS.

GRAND VOCAL AND IN
~ sTEIsIESTAL CONCERT.
MIR. A. EAumEACR
WILL GIVE i
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert
1t st. Pau1ts Church. corner Wabash nyenu&and Van
BURN street, I uEsDAY ESESING. April 1lth.
The following ladies' and gentlemen hare kindly
1oiuntrry TO assist:
S!rs. GEO. u. CARPENTER. Mr. T. sCHULTZE,
Miss Sells, Mr.. FtTLIfADEIs,
Miss FAElELL. Mr.. GROSS,
And IN efficient Chorus.
Mr. CHARLES SASSOKGE...............e. .Organist.
49, Mr. AUOlPII BAuMpACI. Conductor.
TIcketaip each T., liz hat at the principal Music
Stores, mud at Mr. Whtfell's AIohecary Store,
State and Van Infcn streets. Eo tickets SOLD at the
Chusch3 Doors open ut !. Concert to commence Mt Il
hfE.lv o'clock.
The Piano has been kindly furnished by Mcssrs.
Smith L. Nixon. Ap9rGQ9t sUSTr ltnp
, 1865-04-11
Suction 5algs.

OIL "A ME M %5
AZ AoeatoN'
IN "EcSAsoA1s; s eiocI y q ~ O'CLOCK a. H. ano
At BrrTR1,s, AUCTION Ro0Ms. cc.ner Of Desr.
ho1n 4nd Eaes1rT i'm *srensa A'oo' ~eeA eA Iva
We thn1i sei. lar - AMI tne cnecttnn of vs,uah,e
oil p infinse rnnsisina f over l01 pfect esneciaij1
attractive 10 cyeIs of lis me ats Gmopg tae arc
some exec lent o,.xin.l Painns, besides copies b,
pa, oi Il { collectit Is 1om veil knowr New
Thts s1s nonat. M . IN rseh Fit Names oi Eslelum
End Dusseldorf PATTERNS The Picture and Frames
Vii = ;e,ay on xssss, ~ ..,,,,,
GTAPLE, DOMESTIC AND
snoe'' @c'' ATAucrroS.
Auction Roons, corner q car e ana eHssainet9n
s1ltet. =. ME-. q. bo ilhhs.S GssSn1a Gu;.
apsps9l 9t Aocstoneefs.
~TDTDW H. CNNTDC0NT
-lLDLA1 " 0ANH oCN,
to tses q Household Furniture Sc. ii sliinss o.
irg will Ind TO their adyantsEe to see s before ds
po*ng of tnff Eeoas- ~! regular SAFE oa+s o. Fur
II. sdays and Frtdass. " m6sipscs i 41hp
~TT CT17T CTTT
w 49, ,no11o,
On ~ nr sccnn m = h,n
1n-ro~ Fho1ohar oo3 n;n;nor.oor,
, 1865-04-11
GN GNa1stx0==z9utstitutk1

w ANTED-For tbs Government
w In the QuArtermas.e.'s Department, 1t st.
Louis. L.oSlers at a5 3eI mott ind Es1.oas: Team
kters A. 40 per month ind r2t1o.s Free transport
ation susn,ased from Chicago, Elinol5. Ear f1ith=l
tnft!matlon apply at The 6ov.Ecnsnt D:Bcss, l3:sA
South u inter street, h1c*xo. ILL.,
mh19nati-tf WL1IAA MATT ,GoverlHe.t Ayer:t
, 1865-04-11
New York btock and Money Market.

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW Gosx. April 10. l35s.
NosEr-Fasy at 6ea1 cent.
sTssiiSo E3cnAsok-DulI and nominal at leaxa
''i Go.n-Du1 and decidedly 'ow-r-oprning At II.
decninE to 14sx. advancing to 1s5>i. and closing
ID oeoupons. iusg; 1o-4o coupons. sa5f. '' '''@
w.ksig ;s R1sK "a
Pcsisi slNtso!s S s' legal tsadsRs
stssa Is spfoeesl. s9e5eess g: Terra
s;I ssr'P, lex; :i99x,i e N r. 80 TX; d
;ae H. l. i es S fsnn a =; sess g
81; lfIs y Itd s.' IT. H e''s'n''f' ''& s'''po''
New Orlenus Market.
new ORLEANS, April 1.
qss sna1. I!'it fs sappS xa no te
mfae mfGouE@tnoiee 9ia'fs Extra. s1oss.
Mining stocks.
New Tore, April 10.
Prces cf mining stocks bid in Boston to day: Cen
nal. pd; Coppes Fe'1s, TX; ffs9kl1n ap 4:H Haa
Quincy, Il; suferlor,s.
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
tsptcIsl Dispatch to the chtcsgo Tribune.1
DRrDdHoRT, April 10.
H.. ARRIVED.
E. Burnharu. Lemon1, Is cubic yds lubble stcne.
6 s?e's @
VI j. ss5 $500 '' corn
ssss!s9tes ae4t Il ,s su0D1s st'ne
q Ga5l9ro. Lof kport, 800 on cosn+
SS;ss bsR!s -; - \ 4 E
CLEARED.
Kldee, 1+5.4 100 It lumber.
Inward. g. x5525 II lumber. 50 m RhlpElf4.
, 1865-04-11

ENORMOUS csacuLA11os.-There wore printed
and sold Of yesterday mornings TRIBUNE 5a,9s0
eopies. This Is probably the greatest number
ever Issued In one edition By newspaper In the
Northwest: The weight Of the printed sheets ex-
ceeded two and half tons. Tho cost Of the white
ptper aone was Il p59 or ut the rate Of fs79 900
per yea1 for "p.int" II the whole edition Of
yesterday morning was p1lnted on continuous
roll, or each paper opened and LAID tonchilg an
other they would stretch distance Of 400 feet
or almost forty nsiIss.
, 1865-04-11

LooK ISbDE.-A number Of items OF city neWi
vii BE- found on the inside Of this issue. .:
, 1865-04-11

Gu PAINTINGS AND sTpDtga-A very interest.
Ing collection Of paintings now On exhibition In
the rooms Of Jeyne & Atmini. No. 10t Washington
street. They are the productions Of two Of ous
homo artists, J. R. Sloan and j. q. Drury, and
co1tain several pieces Of great merit. We have
not space to part1cularize, and had but little time
a1ew which struck Us at first glance ss beauties.
Soan's s'T~il,ght," Pic Mic" and :" Wlndh4m,
n, T." and "plowing." the latter COPY ffnm
Ross Bonheur, ,a1e superior productions. The
ri cures Will be cold at auction on Wednesday
evening.
, 1865-04-11
2Ln8t

T UST-Or Monday, April 10th,
at III East Randolph street. With s. A. Wast 81 soor
aa9 suitable rewsEl will be paid. Aplizirs1
, 1865-04-11

REruB11cAx MEEI1Nos-A rousing Republican
meeting Of the ancie7t kind, will be hela tonight
ut the house Of Neineyer, corner Of Canal and
Mitchell streets, Sixth Ward. Let every Repub-
llcan voter turn ont. The Board OF Registratlon
will be in session.
The Republicans OF the Eighth Ward will N eet
thfe evening at the house Of George Hook, corner
OF ElcyeEth STREET and Blue lsfnn4 avenue. A
rousfng time is anticipated.
, 1865-04-11

REo1srER--ouce more We call upon Republican
voters all over the city to registe: thehselves TO-
day. The Boards OF Registration will be in ses-
sion from o'clock in the morning until O'Clock
In the eyentng. Remember that 10 one il allowed
to vote unless his nane has been registered. Let
ticket will be elected by m overwhelming ma
jority. -
, 1865-04-11

The Opera selected for the opening night:
IL TR0VATOkE.
MINI CAROZZL1CCCHL. .as -. -. ..........LxNn1A.
Mile. MnRESSI.. AaoczHAs
Ss. .@AsS!M:LIANI.......as .MASR1co.
SiE nEl @ In Dk LIMA
Al = r61.3t.thn -
, 1865-04-11

PEnsoHA1~-Wc refer our readers to the adver-
tlsernent Of Prof. Clark IN another column The
Professor is open for engagements to deliver lee
&urcs On The must imp ortant topics Of the hour,
and Will certainly bundle hls subjects in most
yose+nt1v rnrnrf :
, 1865-04-11

~ See advertisement headed Dr. JAMES, on
third page OF this paper. p. Aplt1R!75.lt
, 1865-04-11
;TDr 9glt.

FOR SALE-The Saloon ard
Il lease. situated 1t 9s Monroe street, directly op
posite t!lo Post Office. Inquire OIL the prrm!scs.
, 1865-04-11

~ Paper Haueings, Painting, Catcimlnlny snd
Glazing, at F. E. Rfgby's 50 Randolph street.
, 1865-04-11

4 NOVEL CANE.-Mr. Hiram Il. Scoytlle, Of this
CITY, Is constructing cane for President Lincoln,
to be composed Of III pieces Of wood, collected
from the Seates end Territories no, under rebel
control. Kentucky and New Jersey have re-
Eponded with appropriate specimens.
, 1865-04-11

FOR SALE-A two.s.ory tram: ::
= house Of nine soems, md leasc Of lot at low
ground nt--No. 17G West Van nurcn street, near
Ta1stcd. VIII DC sold or $50 il i decided bar.
balm. THOMAS u. SNYDER i CO,
ap112t Real EstAte Ag'ts, Metropolitan Block
, 1865-04-11

Coufcic1acy. II Abs Lincoln should pa-doa
Davis and allow him 10 return to South Csrollna,
Davis wae q mlserahe 1Inltator OF the devil, and,
like tho old sEch traitor, wot Id he properly pnu-
1ehed. The rebellion Is now nbour orer. D4yis
and Johnston't fofces will be scattered by Tecum.
ech Sterm.n within It rec days. Nj Bates sea-
thiutly res!ewe3 the brutality exercised through
out the whole course oi the war b. the secession
leaders not ouly IN Onion mer, hut upon ,hclr
own people, the poor white trash, which was used
a. mere prop 10 The slave Institution. II. drew
4 lpprhallt picture Of the meeting in the church
attepdtu by JEFF. Davis on -he Sunday morning Of
the eratuA ion, when J.d vacatcd the building IN
the MIDDLE cf The prayer to the etoEy OF - The
thc n,ctures, perhaps the busts. Of Davis and
Bcartccntd, uTc treasured as household gods in
sone Of The residences in Chicago. He would
sdy1se the pwncre to hang themselves. The rebels
sinnk out Of R,chmond amid the blaze OF burning
bui!dtner. nut they did NOT 70 f.r. sherman "a:
behind them, and the gallant Sheridan soon held
them at hay. Grants army "a' immedtately Ia
motion, marching twenty miles that night; the
Fesult was tho capture Of the Virginia army OF Sc
cestiou, the end Of the rebellion md this joJoRz
mcc:inE. The Immediate rcsul; would De the
in few Days. And within TWO years the South
en- ho beds OF treason would se dllcd up oJ
Northern mcp, right Loyal and true, who woula
sSsop the o. 1s e9a ana
EngInnd waB now glAd 10 recognize the bravery
Of our Cnioa Gcnera'e and soldiers. John bult
Wda very EthEtuSet ne c8teQ on! ioE nls loaFea
and fthes; rather eovereisus; he was glsd TO
know hat Eve hundred millions OF those had
been tunk in 1hc Southern loan. He would like
u ese the British lords at the tine when the news
reaches them that Kachmond IL evacuated and
Lees army surrendered. He wondered how
Ia!rd would feel. and how L'Empereur would
fook at It, he woul1 Ike TO see iii Europe aud
hear the voices Of the people a. the announce
ment Tps made that L1b,rty Va. established and
Tindtcated here. In conclnsion W. Bates drew 4
slowing rnctnre Of our future, woen throughout
thc length md breadth Of the .tand would reign
:. Peace on earth, and good E1lltowa.d. all men,
All nr q n then 3otned IN sln.ing "Pfaiae
Gnd nom whom Ill blessings doE."
IIeutcuant Governor Dross Was called for. BE
feared lhut Le was unsble to give proper expires.
sfon 10 The esnotiott Viii, b animated thrls
hreasts. he felt that about the most natural mode
al maItfcsting their joy would be 10 throT up
.fhcir l,ats ard ehont " iu11ah We cnu:d look
nfriment Of war with feelings Of pride. We
31ayc achieved record which the whole n1ton "
cenesal. and Chicago not among the least, viii
So,rst ptoudly 10 ia all fatune ages. None in the
Coming time VIII be so highly honosed a. he who
hss taken 11at in the suppression OF ms 1nfeEna!
rri,eiitou hit name viii be recorded on the scrol!
of amc. IND his chi1drens chladren shall call him
hieaaed. Let us I'LL rejoice.
os aii then Joined in singing "Ny Country 'as oi
, 1865-04-11

9Th Ward ........... I TQtA1...........
The following viii show the sub-disu1c
IN default and their arrcars:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

From yesterdays Eoeat.g E4'tion'
THE NEWS.

TRsIITSG AFFAIR u robson COUNTY. y. C.
ga fayetteville Tssrr1pb states that on Tues
de, II last week, about l O'Clock, band Of de-
scs,srs and escaped Yankee prisoners, fifteen IN
nususr. ana led BY Yankee naval officer, attacked
tls mouse Of Mrs. Dr. McEair, IN RObeson county,
azt, AFTER spending nearly hour 10 the attempt,
totssa an entrance by breaking down the mont
door. .Ar. Wm. stanton, Of this county was stay
20 ct Mrs. McNair's ON the night in question, aud
einS called b. that LADY TO her assistance, soon al
teT tbe attack commenced promptly repoT'e d Tor
dutyN An exciting contest followed, MRS. AeNar
AID Nr. Stanton both being .proyided with Colts
repeatsrs and rifle, which they used with fatal el-
fss;-one OF the attacking party being allied aud
enother wounded in the breast We regret to learn
that Mrs. McNar was badly burued aud he' face
Otherwise injured nv fragments ri glass aud pow
dsr. dr Stanton vas also slightly wounded.
Mrs. McNair and Mr.. SSsnton having exhausted
sbsir ammunition, the latter, at the urgent Socl-
cation Of Mrs. McNair tWho reared the deSperadoeS
vci,d vreak vengeance GA him for the death at
th.ir oomrade, y retired aud She remained sone TO
bra,s their fury. On approaching her, the an
kee officer IN command was ; struck with her bold
men. shat instead Of harming her, he congratula-
Ted her warmly On her heroic conduct. stating that
sue vas the frs: person, manor woman, who had
offered any resistance 10 ms band.
They carried or nearly aH the vaIuabeS they
could ind, inc,9dr- siycrNarc and ieWeirV, six
thousand dollars in Confederate notes, aui two
USes.tpins, containing the pictures OF Mrs Nc
Nar's nusbar anu sou, the latter Of whom fell IN
ierrnee OF MS country on enc OF the bate-heidS oil
YirEnia. The courage aud determination OF tins no
uie wonAn sayors more Of romance than reality but
;he incidents given this article are literally true
1, carries one back 10 the days OF the Revolution,
when the fearless women Of the Colonies performs
ei 80 many .eats of wonderful daring. The exam
Die OF Mrs McNair is worthy 10 lie initiated by
many OF the male sex whose knees are shifting TO-
retaer. lac Beshazzars, lest they DC attacked by
Gs.srte-5 and other rowing deSperadoes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
THE c)ITY.

MAYORS CorRr.-There was very little of inter
est before the Mayor this morning, His Honor
acted ppoa the following cases
lcinuel Howell and Elizabeth Howell were
charged with stealing SO 900 in State banl, notes
aud So in go and silver coin, the property oil WA
Barrett. The Mayor discharged Howell. and SEM
Mrs Howell before the Hastings Court.
Monroe, slave of Miles'Wison, was up for being
a ruraway Whipped aud committed.
Phil, slave of A. b. Lpscomb was charged will
having lot of clothing supposed to be stolen, Con
iinuea,
jim Childress, small boy, was charged. Will
entering the house of Dunlap Il Moncure with in
intent to steal. Committed to jail.