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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-01
rrvE ysst,vdTs'S EUsaiag Edition.
THE NEWS.
NOTHING NEW

''NOIhlN0 NEN.
Uptolo. clock, to-day, there no official news
from North Carolina, or elsewhere, at the War De
.p,rtmeut. The Press Association has two reporters
.. at the front in that State. II anything Of inter
est h,d occurred, which could be communicated 10
lie public we would doubtless, have heard from
them by telegraph
FROM UPPER GEORGIA
The telegraph line between Atlanta and West
Pom, is nearly finished.
All North Georgia IS sled witt predatory bands
Of tories and dessyters.
1t IS ruuored thar the enemy have reinforced
Dalton with Two brigad's. \ movement on Rome
is expected
There are now only nine mile, Of track 10 las 10
complete toe West Point road to Atlanta, three
miles this side ct East Pou', aud six miles be
gaeeu there aud Atlanta
Dalton Is the caly fortified post nov occupied by
Ile enemy.
FROM LOUISIANA.
Il correspondent Of the Mobile Re- s's', writing
f.'m Clinton, Louisiana. gives the annexed news
Yankee troops continue 90 pass down the river.
Tue number thu, tar is estimated to be about forty
thousand. Mobile, ii j, thought viii be attacked.
A large military camp has been established a few
miles above New Orleans at Bennett Lane
Rel riyer is being ob,Jructed, and iorrhcauous
erected along It's bauSs.
Price IS resting and recruiting his army a few
miles from Shreveport
&c IS thought that another expedition 20 Western
yIiSiana viii not soon be made by the enemy.
A large number o. vessels are clearing from New
Orleans Tor Matamoras. The principal trade Of the
CITY is with that port. Ii IS stated many old New
Orleans merchants are going 90 reside there.
The Legislature OF Louisiana Is in session at
SHREVEPORT Exciting times are expected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

The injunction Ot secresy having been removed,
Nc publish tL- following bill adopted by the house
pl Representative Ou the ZJJu lust.
10 bg entitled An Act 20 increase the military
force OF The Confederate states
B. Tie Con- n "- CO.. i..g,s Stfts or
4...r.lJ 10 ,.r,. That ia ord 20 provide addi-
tIrl' forces Co repel iuya,IJn aiu,din the right
lu. possession pi the Confederate States secure
trC.r IricpCul ute aud preserve t.-ir institutions
lrJ PRESIDENT be aud he D, hereby 50IIOgzed 10 Ash
m rui accept iIou the owner, %. slaves The Nrr-
wees %. such number 20. aLie-bol.ei uegto men -
it r-.y ocrm cNpeleuI, for and during "a war, 10
p,ci. military service in whatever capacity he
l... direct.
e. Tbal the Geueral-lu- Chief lie authorized TO
organize tine said slaves iutO companies batt4hOnS,
regiments aud bugddeS under >ucS rules aud Tegu-
IJ.onS the Secretary o.. Mar may prescribe, aud
20 De- commanded by such oulcers - the Presideni
may appoint.
-. That while employed m tie service the said
tsy.y, shall receive the TSti0ns, clothing aud
uprusiOu a. are allowed 20 OThcr troops IL the
came branch % the service
T. That If under the provisions OF this act, the
President shall not Ue able tOrSise q sufficient mum.
Ter Of troops prosecute the MAI successfully and
III iutaiu the Sovereignty ct the states aud the AZ
cependeuce Of the Confederate States, then he Is
hereby uuthuriled 10 call GA each state Wheneyer
he thinks Il eNpedieut for hcc quota OF three hun
Gr.d thou and troops ma addition 10 those subject
20 uittar, service uuder existing laws, 50 many
tIereO. a. the President may deem necessary Tor
rue purposes herein mentioned, 10 be raised IRON
SE classes ,pecti,e OF the color OF the Popaa-
lion ia each Stale the pro- er authorities thereof
may determine.
S. That nothing ia TIM, act shall he construed ~
autbori-y q chang iu the relation which said slaves
snail! bear toward, their owners property, except
p, the consent of the owners aud Of the States IN
which they may residej aud m pursuance OF the
Jaws thereof
The bill passed b. the following vote
YeJs-Messrs. Akin. Anderson, Atkins. Barks
dale. Baylor, Blanford, Bradley l.. NJ Bruce, IL
~ Brrbe, Clopton, ClvsEey, Colyar, Conrad, Dies
.fnson, DuPle. Elliott, arrow, Foster, Tpn>ten
Gather, Code, Gay, Harly, Hilton, Johnston
Eeeble, LION, Machen. NcNullin Aenees, Miller
Moore. Pugh, Read, Russell simpson, W. q
smith Snead, Triplett and Where a..
Nays-Mcssrs. Baldwin, Batson, Bell Branch
R,dgers. Carroll Chrisman, Clarke, Corrow
Cruikshank. d arden, Ewing Fuller, Garland Ghol
son Gilmer, Hartridge, Hatcher, Herbert, Holh
dow. J. NJ. Leach, J. T. Leach, logan, Narsball
WcCa,um. Miles, Perkins, Ramsey, Rogers, Sex
rrn j NJ. smith. Smith ct y. C.. swan, iWiekham
Wilkes. WithorspoOn and Mr.. SpeaSer-d
R,-ars SrexIFqcANI, BCT UNNPoETANT.-Ih'
Pctershurg Erpress calls attention to the following
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-01
TREASURY DRPA BTNnT g. y Al
Richmond, Jgiy p. 1854 (
IINAAED TkEAAlRh NGEEG.-ln nrAer 1.

a-AGD lAkstSt Es .NCEkss.-ln order 70
promote, as far practicable the eauy liquidation by
the freas'iryof the OUTSTANDING TAXED NOTES TIE
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer and Pay Dep0ataes in tie
different States hereby Authorized receive The said
notes, except the 500 notes at 80 o3 per depo
sit issuing Tor same Caests % Loon mon hypotbeca
ton of nQntaXable bombs The snii c'iiheates g be
payable demand, after the eyFr tioE ninety days
And all agents for the sale OF The above bonds hereby
authorized receive the taxed viii the exception
above named in payment OF bonds when sold at tie rat,
Of So 20 per centum. g. T. TRENHOLM
au297f Secretary Of the Treasury,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. $. Al

TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. : AZ
RICHNoED Oct. ~ 1864 (
NTON-EANARg.E BONDS 5OO. 100000
~ L0AN-SALE CONTINUED Numerous applics.
tons having been mace Bonds the established pce
of Sl35 aud interest under circuio1nces that eu tler
10 favorable consideration has been determined Ia COM
time the sale at the above price unt furhe. ncdce
Agents for the sale Of these bonds ructsd 70 act
50 accordance with this order and the Cation Of d. bins
ing officers % the Government Is particularly called TO it,
-t g. 4. TRENHOLM
ocl2-H Secretary q. treasury.
T OST---GRe share OF the Old: Ron,i.,-
J. ion Trading Compapys Stock No I73 IN The name
Of Dr. Blair Burweil dates JEnc iS63 fJr renewal of
which have made application 10 sid company
iai2-iawsm RI ARR RyrRWFII
I ARD FOR SALE
II lOOJ ,Us. Lard IA Store and Tor -alc.
RHODES, WILSON Is HURT,
Ie2o-2Y Pearl street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-01

L Fifteenhorse Power made by Talbot Bro but liz
tie ted, aud in good order.
Ably to the subscriber at the Ballard Hotel between
the outs Of 10 and o'clock. JOHN P, BALLARD.
4 nc2S-t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-01

RAraEs SroSIFcAST, But UNISroE1ANr.--Ihe
Petersburg Express calls attention to the following
fact 1919
s.In all the declarations OF inc btiush Eo'eui-
-, Of rbeir desire for reconciliation and peace
S-,vsen the belliyerents over here not word has
aver escaped them expressive Of dssirs for rs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-01
Treasury pfrWrlTVr q. :. A.,
Richmond. August ;, 1851.
ftEg OF tNE,i, az Ehs-

(tEE SgE... 0s' ESE,E stTEHb-
NJ.NtSS BEARING SIX lFR CENT. PR ANNlN
lETElJa,r ANDF REE FROM TAXATION By the l4ih
section Of the act educ Gle tmeHoy approved Feb.
II 1894 tie Secretary Of Tie Treasury b, authorized 10 is-
sue tie above cthoaas PAYABLE twu yrfs iftr~ he rat
fratioG of ueap 81 ieas ~lh the nttd States. they
ceBnut be sold bot ye nu De -Ued l. such creditors
Of the Government willing receive the same IN
ia yment of their demands. Tey must also be given nc
par though free itDm ttH .n The attention u purca-
sing agents and d-buIsins OH e-o tie GoSeinmer ss
allied thi- class OF pubi seunies nfcrng peculiar
atiy antaccs - those from HON tie supplies OF the Gov
eminent arc bought and 10 facilitate the of them,
cheeks drawn by sLuring Officers upon the dcposaries
holding tke,efund-, ADD marked ACROSS the face PAYABLE
in certificates Of Indebtedness viii be paid conformity
tberew I'll.
DePositnres hereby authorized and required 10 COM
Py with this regulation, and ts make Application 10 the
Register FOL supplies OF certificates a. required
(Sgued) G.. A. TRENHOLM,
aui2-f Secretary the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. s. Al
RICHHoSD Va. Aqgust Is ISSi
ID EGl LATIONS Coa. carrying into cf-

III ieCt The act oi Congress approved JgUo L. li au
uozlug the owners Of reg'eief eight per CENT tcGd4 IS
sued under the Provisions o. the Act approved May 10,
lSOi, 60 exchange the zaine tor cOOpOu bonds.
Parties owning registered eight pr cent I1L.s under
DE act OF May 49, 1851 desiring 10 exchange tCn for
coupon bonds viii assign them in the manner pOinc
~ Tie printed endois, the back VI LIE cgtacsie
u The Confederate state, OF America in eNrianEr for
pcn bonds" aud em TO b. presented tfe Eroi5-
tr ~ ,Le Treasury Department Who viii tbeIsuFOn. in
Complain, with TIE Provisions Of the '- of June i2 1864
ssue coupon bond for the amount specified IN the egs
tired bonds 70 assigned 10. 4. TRENHOLM,
{ au-9--drf Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-01

Major 32d Va. Int.
tCAMr 3ap VA. lNr, Jau. 81, 1865.
imhl-dlt
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-13

The debt of Mexico is set down in round
numbers az $3l5, 1000, 900.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-13

''Learning by study must be won;
Twas ne'er entailed from sire to son."
Learn now that DIR. d. II. Seeley's Ii
oUID CATARRH REMEDY will perma-
nently cure the disease even in its worst
form.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-13
Thr Gadiz Srutiusl.

New YORK CBuRcHKs.- An exchange
ssys, 'ihe churches in New York are shiny
attended this season" We suppose II Is
because people taks but, little interest in
politics at the present tim.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-13
TIE STJMONIAL

H = L y WI U Y A Il
From Hon, Thomas J. Turner, En- Member
of Congress from Illinois, late Speaker of
Illinois House of Representatives, and
Grand Master of A., r. and A. NJ. Of the
State Of Illinois. s.
FREEPoRT, Oct. q, 1858.
DR.. d. II. SEELYE:
DEAR SIR.-In reply to your notice of the
18th inst, would say that I was severely
afflicted with Catarrh for years, when be-
came acquainted with you and bought two
bottles of your Liquid Catarrh Remedy
Before / had used one bottle was sensibly
improved, and before the second bottle was
finished, was completely cured. can re-
commend the medicine TO all afflicted with
Catarrh.
Respectfully Yours,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-13
SYMPTOMS:

b. SYMPTOMS: E..
The symptoms of Catarrh as they general
ly appear are at first very slight. Persons
find they have cold, that they have FREE
quent attacks, and are more sensitive to the
changes of temperature. In this condition
the enOse may be dry, or a slight discharge,
thin and acrid, afterwards becoming thick
and adhesive. As the disease becomes
chronic, the discharges are increased i'll
quantity and changed in quality; they are
now thick and heavy, and are hawked or
coughed off. The secretions are offensive,
causing bad breath; the voice is thick and
nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense of the
smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness fire.
quently takes place. Another common and
important symptom of Catarrh is; that the
person is obliged to clear his throat in the
morning of thick or Shiny mucus, which
has fallen down from the head during the
night. When this takes place the person
may be sure that his disease is on its way
to the lungs. and should lose no time in ar
resting it.
The GboUe are but JeW Of the many CdtGrrh
Symptoms.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-13

The Now York H:rald's Toronto CORES
pondeut says the number Of Penian's enroll
ed and now drilling 10 Canada, ia stated to
be nearly eighty-two thousand, Of whom
one-half arc said TO be already armed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-13

4 MAN appeared at Church in Boston,
op Sunday, with only the night side of his
face shaved the clock struck teu when the
barber was half through.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-13

1T is UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT
Il in every country where the light of
Civilization shines, they are wondering at
the unparalleled prosperity of this country;
thousands of pens are engaged to describe
the cause, but we doubt whether one of
them presents the real reason, for it is so
insignificant that it escapes the attention of
the most researching writers. 1t consists
of ....
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-13

-SsThe Offices Of al ,he District Provost
Marshals in Ohio haye been abolished, and
their occupants honoribly discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29

ney. Hildreth. New.Orleans 10Th inst,

Steamship Flung Shuey Hdreth New-Orlesns 10th inst,
mdse and pass H. y. Cromwell Go.
ndse and pass, II. T. Lvngon Co. Saw steamer VGuns
going in. ~
Bros. -
steamer Union ~. ST. Act..voL Lieut.. Edward Conroy
commanding, hey West. days.
o. s. steam transport Charles Thomas, Farclotb, Tori1eu
2lst inst, pass, 10 L. = Ann
Bsrt Irene off E. LII Cav, Ponce, r. r. IL days. susH'
d. X. DeWolf& Go. .
Bark sophia Port) DO auo Oporto, "a days cork, Santos
Riesenherger. -
Bark Emily (Br). Douglas, Cow Bay, II days. eoalJ
Big Geanis (Argen Fieke Rio Janeiro, IS dsyscoSss
Brig Gre Di New (a Coora. Palermo 6s days.
schr Mary White (of Ahchatj, simons Ahchst u dsyS
schr Minnie Rspper tof PHILADELPHIA Conover Cow Bay
C. b. 10 days coal, Brett, Son Co. Let schooner Ann
Wentworth for New ork III days. and pafk Ls'es los
do. In 8dsys. nm, 49,,
schr Charlotte Brown. GaHney, Csscumpe PEI, days
oats William Blanchard Co.
schr T.. Hodgdon lBr. Mcdonald, SQUIRE, r T. L. os"'
scir Lady OF the Ocean, Bown, Calais, dsy' lumbes
seaI Icy spss. reeal. sc', B a ss; d''
schr Cru.oe, Kelley, Machia, days
schr Hannah D., Chase, HarwicL
Schr Juliet Crosby, Boston.
Schr Florida, Kelley. Boston.
Schr Denmark, Chase, Boston.
Schr. Hero, Small Boston.
Schr n Harvey Besrse Boston for Smyrna Del
schr Washington, Payne, fai River.
Schr Pilot Hanson Providence.
Schr Harriet Maria Chase Providence.
schr Treasure, Palmer, Providence.
schr Ida. Ralph. Providence.
Schr Gertrude Horton -, Providence
schr Emma and Ellen, Brewer, Hartford.
schr Myrtle. Foster Bridgeport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29
Arrived
SUNDAY. Nav -.

Steamship H. 6 Hager new 400 tunsof Richmond Mel
King Boston, "a hours, in ballast, 70 master ,.,,
u Fulton, Wolton, Fort hoys 1''n in'e
Shin Queen iof Liverpool Mitchell Liverpool 81 day'coJ
and 20 pass Williams Cuion. , al,
Bark Evelyn of Boston, Bowdoin Linssn, G. b., - dsy6
Bris Amanda Jean fof Maitland Ns. Dsrympe Trinidad
20 DAYS moas.e- j. +. Whitney Co.
Rrg Lily fBr.). Johnson, Glsce Bay coal T. Bradshaw
schr Pearl Thompson, Bed@q"e 4 T. L. 10 d"yspo'"oe'
NJ u. Piilsbury.
sch Whitney Long Hay, Sydney c. B.. 10 days, COAL
schr Flying Cloud tof New London P. Z. L) Mcintyre
Pefrgue p T.. L. oats c. III. Trrnbull -
Schr Charles L. Huse, Mshan, Ezabethport for Bridge
port. p
Schr. Highlander, Rogers, Rondout for Boston:
schr Golden Rule Sylvester Bangor, days. lumber Holy
oke Murray e..
Clspp. ,,. ,, IT ~
sehr Catherine Dsvy, Ellsworth days, lumber, John
Boynton's Son 4 Co
Schr. signal. shoat New-Haven.
schr Henrietta, Taylor. Bangor 10 days lumber Hoyos
Murray.
schr Michigan secor, Bangor sdays lumber, Jed Frye
Co.
schr Ware Roosevelt Rockand. granite.
schr Ellen Merriman Hamilton, Portland 10 days. umbef
Duncan Dean
Schr. Keren Hsppuch. Hall. Boston
schr Moro, Kelley Machiss days, spars Snow HIGH
ardson.
schr. $. $ Buckingham Hissi.on. Portland Conn.
Schr Valiant OBJ Crosby River Hiboett ~ 3, ~ dsys
Smhers \ 90.
schr Mary Ann, Bier Calais g days lauber Holyohe
A Murray. .
Schr r. Iodsdon tBr) Melon, Sour P. Z. L. Onisp' r.
r. Buck Co.
wIND-Nt sunset, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29

Ship Gorilla lBr) Cosl6eid Musqash Williams 4 Onion
Bark A. A. Drebert (Br) Kelly Picou, Boyd Hincken
Bark st. Cloud tBr), Arne. Mramichi, Metcaf Duncan
x Son.
Bark Montas Prus shomsad, Bordeaux, Funch Msincts
Wendt.
Bark A. Coombs Brookman, Sagus Baxter Merrill
BARK Henry Trowbrdge, Barbados, Henry Trowbrdge.
Bark Donau lIian.), Meyer Hamburg, konhrdt Go.
Bark n. Ii. Gaaon Parnalee, Barbadoee Bishop Broa
Brig Mineols lBrl, Wright, Cow Bay A. Smtthen Go:
Brig Orwse Swed). Burmsn, Pernsmbuco Funch Meincks
Wendt.
Brig Milwaukee lBrl Brown Mayaguez MllerA Houshtou.
Brig La Creole Dutch DeVeytder. Curacao Dovale Co.
Brig Solterino tBr Higgns Arroyo, Burdett Everett
Brig J. G. Clark Freethey Nuevitas.
Brig Kate Freeman tBr.). Gardiner Liverpool Ms. Oh j.
Knox Co.
sehr Elise DAM, svanen, Rio Grande Dc Sui, Fanch
Meincke Wendt.
schr. SUPERB (Br) s.rum, St. Johns, P. B., Smith +
Birchard.
schr Lima (Brl Smith, Ring,ton Js DeCordova Reid
Schr. Luss, Underhil Kingston, ia, Henry DeCOrdOvs
Co.
schr. Adelis OBJ, Burton, St. John, N. b. H.Jac A.
DeWolf
Schr Decoto johnson. Mobile, A. Abbott.
Schr. Jane Durfee Collins, Port Royal, +. M. Eiyby.
Schr. Ney, Mckaig. Washington.
Schr. Pawnee. Roth, Philadelphia. Bentley Smith Co.
schr Shooting Star, Marshall, Calais John Boynons SEQ
Go.
Schr. J. G. Brooks, Besrse. Boston.
Schr. Pioneer, Tucker, Mobile N. L. McCresdy Go.
Schr. Kit Carson Blair Charleston Mass, A. Stetson.
Schr. Ann Csrlet Grindel, Newburypor.
Schr. Mary G. Town, Fox Washington Van brinf Sashe
Schr. Gslens, Barton Gloucester Mass, J. A. stetson
schr. Hound Deb Williams Hamilton, Bermuda, John 3
lille.
schr. y. Berry, Punmer ST. Croix. Miller Housh,on.
Schr. b. Strong Brown, Washington Van Brunt sssht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29
FROM PARIS.
Ccr,irued from first Pare.

% a"cr tho original study head Of Stewart IN The se
so, Atseneum | quote the words OF a practical first
Gloss arts, and praciiced connosseur. when sv th,t
il the quite best specimen OF liie eugrav !, in ,bs
exposition OF 1909.
The Exhibition of Sculpture is arranged n the Nave
AZ The Paais d Industre. which Is a nj ont tor the
occasion as garden-wberein even b ls fy about and
sing and do their The sculptu red marble portrait
bust OF ". X, political and soc al eminence in the
actual French world has reeey ed RON one OF these
needless sparrows Tobic de xosit may so express
myself ,and think may Jst where the original in
fuA and evening party ne, might an agate bi"ck
aud white breastpin or apsrsive shirtstud Inc e''
fcc, is stalking, and n sbe whole not bad-pleasios
even, should guess. from remarks Of bystanderS 10
friends no; ;rmes datoy related To VI y. his family
L. .sacard, OF sculpture there two little groups
Nv Auc,i.,n John Rogers: The ounded Scout, a
pricvd in TIE swamp" representing blond Woun"eu
ayusn sotiier supported by intelligent contlaDano
and ,he Country Post Ofiice-News from the ARMY
.his last sins by sentimcntiiy, by overdone aueup'
q, ,onetjnc STORYTELLING But the Scout IN the other
,oun the strangely clear but not extravagantiy eV
Seneed distinction If race between this blond wounded
man and the NEGRO brother done in this little group
ky direct act of genius
Then still TO keep to AmeIioanisrs, though quitting
now Americans. There Is An Act OF Courage ny
Gen Nasee, an Episode Of the American WAR; ana
there statue destined for yonr New'Nork PAM, I'm
personating in bronze the City of NewIork, by Nj.
Jules Fresquet. An American merchant of Liverpool
viii make you present oi it. Ii does rot bear any
striking likeness to New-NoTk. as Diashuy unhapply
remarks; but what city, imperSonated IN bronze OF
marble ever did look like itseEi Per contra. the
family city likeness is patent. There the regulation
bead. dress d square batllemened ugly cap TO let
folks know that this is towDoppidaD.
For the rest the actual bronze New York which would
do well for Buffalo. Boston. or NewOiieans is q
wetodo gracefully drsped. general American strong
minded female holding IN hand eaducens, 10 IN
seste the honest mercantile not the roguish or street
wise mereuria attributes of tie Empire Cityi resting
Tie other on boats rudder ifyou choose bearing on
her brow in ingenious arrangement, ears OF lndiar
corn that they may be interpreted like the horns OF
Noses 'front.' symbols OF power well as Of eXporia
hon TO Europe; at her feet more Indian corn ana
large eogwheel which catches in your mechanics with
your merchants
Up stairs again, among the paintings, note one
representing John Brown and his aecomplces before
ahe court ct Charleston i'll 1859 John Brown protests
agaist the decision Of his judges who reject bis wit
neses and refuse the delay asked for by his defenders
How John Brown has got on with the pleading of hi
rause since then And how the witnesses have come
and have hane testimony since that bygone age OF
1897
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29

PORT OF NETWORK. MAY 81.
Cleared.

steamship Liberty, Wilson, Havana, Hargou. 4 Co.
Steamship Evening Star, Wmpenny New.Orcans. J. A
Naynor
Steamship George Cromwell, Vail, New. Orleans II. b
Cromwell \ CO.
Steamship r. $. Terry, Chaplin, Newbern c. Goodspeed
Steamship fsIoo. Couch, Richmond, q. Hescken Pal
more.
Steamship Ariel, Sherman. Alexandria
Steamship North Star, Jones, Alexandra.
steamship Maanzas, Lesegsng Washington.
Steamship City of Boston OBJ Kennedy, Liverpool Johr
g. Dale
Steamship G. Bcnton Saltcr Newbern. Murray Nephew
Steamship Champion. Palmer, Hilton Head
Steamship Commander Powell. Wilmington A. Lesry.
Co.
Ship James Foster, jr, Absel, 81 John, N b., C. H. Mar
shall 4 Co.
ship COnSsB'a tBren.), IlsIte St. John ~ b. OelIich,
lIo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29
CITY IrE);~.

NEW porATOEs.-NoL the Bcmiias. which
..nack largely nj gold prices when Tat commodity WIS
u II. highest price. but good rpc poatoe, from New.
Orleans on sale at only about double the piice of
Old ones. Thi, brings back TO the old tines. ar
ratio, carries us forward tn the new order Of Things
qua IN pifiking of tic early vegetables md fruits Of
southern production. which those even VIM VIII NOT
touch The fruits Of slave labor need uo' hesitate 10 buv
now that slavery ~ longer EXITS ''thr p.cnnr in
siitufion OF the sogth."