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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

Col. FARRKLL.-Michael J. Farrell, ESQ,
formerly the accomplished confidential clerk
of the Solicitor OF the Treasury, has been ap-
pointed aide de- camp with the rank of Col
oneD to the Commander In Chief New York
State militia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs.-Robert T
LansdAle, violating market regulations; s.
VIM. johnson, Robt: Williams, grand larceny I;
Jail for court. John Donner drunk; dismissed
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WASHINGTON, January 2. 1895

m WASHINGTON, January 2. 1895
Z i HE UNDxRsIGNED viii continue the Whole.
sale Ard Retail GROCERY BUSINESS. I9seE rae
firm of John H. 8emmes & Co.. ut the old stAno;
No 523 9th street. corner Louisiana avenue. and
hope. ny strict attention to business, to merit
extended to the late arm
lAne-st WILLIAM a. BRAWNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

MRS. LINCOLN will have her first drawing
room reception on Saturday next, the Nth iR-
slant, between the hours of and p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

SOMETHING new and beautiful to be seem in
the Jewelry line by calling at the Dollar Jew
eiry store, No. i3s Pa. av., near AZ st. 1tH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

A PERSON NOT LIABLE TO DRAFT will go
"A a. SUBSTITUTE for one or two years Ao
ersY B. 8. g., Star Office. IT.
E>OR sALE-A handsome CALASHE CAR
RAGE. made by Bechhaus & Alxeirs. PhiIa-
deiphia. but short time used Will be sold
easgain Can Be seen on application to CHAS T.
GhlffiTH, at the stable late Vim. Dalton
street, between 9th and 7th
Jan 7.6t JIG MCGUIRE e. co.
LNOR sALE-One good HORSE, WAGON and
HARNESS. Inquire at GEO. SCHNNLL'S
Brewery, No. 2lS 10Th street west. Ja6-5t"
EAsY CRUTOHES FOR THE LAME-Ac-
II khowledged to be the best, easiest and cheap
est Orutches ever made. for old young, soldiers
or citizens. male or female Please call and see
them at the Store, 334 street, near 10Th street,
Washington. Jas at
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SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TILL.
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE that
there will be public reception at the Exec
utivo Mansion on Monday evening, January
9. from 81 to IL O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

FOURTH GRAND BALL OF the YOUNG HI
BEkEIA CLUB, to be held at TEMPER "A
ANCE HALL. K street. bet 9Th and 10th. on ~
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. IL, 1865. HA
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting . gen tz1A
tleman and ladies'
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS John Myers,
Martin O. ahan, Daniei Clancy. Jas. IL Bush. John
O'Connor, Thos. Sanders John Lii shtle. ia ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

SUTLER TENTS.-Gooa second hand SUTLER
STENTS always ON hand, and New Tents made
TO order BY BA2616 & eON. 63S 18th street, near
RilSyF Wharf. nov 1e-lm~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

EOR RENT-A BRICK House, containing siE
sstXssR q and + Navy Yars. Inquire for Logis
A TOP BUGGY, NEARBY Me-, SUITA8Ls
"A for physicians and others, will boa -@,
sod s Aso III s ss R's
Ms!ket space, or at WAITER & NECkER'J,
$40 D street, bet 9th and 10th SITS ieT IS
IHAvxrH1spAY a IA
Lawrence H. Hopk ns and Charles b Pearson.
The business will hereafter be conducted under
nj. syeaue. and at IS and 81 LSHi.isns syepas.
'An fohron Rep, Con. Unie as fat sAS''
CPECIAL NOTICE.
900 worth Of HEATING and COOKING
days only, to reduce stock and make room for the
Spring and Summer seeson.s5 to 50 ns, cent. less
Give US frSIaaER BRO. 80 Hris.s street.
jan z-St lChron.I Geors -towu, DC.
nRPHAN'S COURT, DISTRICT on ooLUWpT1,
~ WASHINGTON COUNTY, To it:-Fn the case OF
ceased. the executor aforesaid las. With the
appto baton or The Orshans' Court Of wash
DAY, the 18th day OF January. isss. for the snsi
settlement and distribute of the personal estate
Of said deceased, and of the assets 10 hand as far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money: when and where all the creditors AZ heirs
Of said deceased are notified to attend, Tat sAs Or
with their claims properly youc 1ed, or tsay may ;
otherwise by law be excluded from all bane6t in :,
3: sss for .
January F.! 1885. ~ aonnsns
,a I.lawSw Register of Wills.
dOI SEVENTH sTN1ET. AGS;
ovvrvNo oup, c~nrvNo c.u, A"LS
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TRIAL OF Col. NoRTH.-Judge Advocate
Col. John A. Foster to day delivered his arsu-
ment on behalf of the Government, In the case
of Col. Saml North and others, charged with
defrauding soldiers ont OF their votes) be fore
the M ilitary Commission on street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

METROPOLITAN CRY RAILwAY-The Me-
tropolitan City Rail way Company commenced
the Navy Department to the terminus OF tina
road at the north gate OF the Capitol. AS yet
but eight or ten cars are running, but others
will be placed upon the route as fast as they
arrive here from the North.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

GRAND LARcRNIRs Yesterday, ofiosr
Leach, OF the Third Ward. arrested W m. John
valued at ss7, from the store of John Do ming,
9TH street. He was taken before Justice Bar.
naclo, VINO sent him to jail for court
KobeT. Miiiisms was arrested last night by
omcer Taylor, Third Ward, for stealing a bar
rel OF apples from James Cruit. He was sent
to Jail for court by Justice Thompson. The
goods were recovered in both cases.
THE CASE OF Coz. BAKKR.-Ths motion for
new trial, entered by the counsel in the case
Of Col. L. @. Baker, con victed IN the Criminal
onment In arresting DIR. Stewart q wynne, WAS
not argued to day, as expected, the counsel
having agreed to refer the motion TO the court
in general term, to whom exceptions have
been taken.
METROPOLITAN Cry RAILwAY.-The Ma
running their cars eguiary this morning fro m
the Navy Department to the terminus OF tina
road at the north gate OF the Capitol. As yet
but eight or ten cars are running, but others
will be placed upon the route Is fast as they
arrive here from the North.
THE CAEN0NADING YEsrsRpAY-rhsc can
nonading which was heard so distinctly in this
city yesterday afternoon from tbs direction Of
the south side of the Potomac, End which
caused much inquiry on the part Of our citi-
zens, was occasioned by the arnllerists at the
Notifications the river firing out the
dampened charges OF the cannon.
MAsoNIC.-In Washington Centennial I.odss
No IL, +. and A. NJ, Thursday evening Jan
nary 5th, 1865, the following officers were In
stalled for the present year.. II. Hood, W
NJ; A. T. Langley, S. W.; 7. D. Bond, J. W.T.
Thompson, Secretary: ID. Hepburn, Treasurer;
+. b. Wilcox, s. d.; W. Breasley, J. ID.
TRIAL OF Col. NoRTH.-Judge Advocate
Col. John a Foster to day delivered his arsu-
ment on behalf of the Government, In the case
of Col Saml. North and others, charged with
defrauding soldiers ont OF their votssl before
the M Hilary Commission on F street.
Col. FARRKLL-Michael J. Farrell. ESQ,
formerly the accomplished confidential clerk
of the Solicitor OF the Treasury, has been ap-
pointed aide de- camp with the rank of Col
onel) to the Commander in Chief New York
State militia.
THE AMERICAN ACADEMY or SOIRNcxs-
This Academy met to-day, President Pierce
presiding, and, after closing the business be-
fore them, adjourned sine die.
CHRIST CHURCH.-We hear that Rev. i. A
Robinson, OF Williamsburg, NJ Y, will preach
at Christ Church, Navy Yard, tomorrow
morning and night.
a HANDSOME PRKsENT.-An excellent gold
watch was presented to II. Clay Ford, the
treasurer OF Ford's Theater, on New Years
by the attaches OF that establishment.
THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs.-Robert T.
LansdAie, violating market regulations; So
VIM. johnson, Robt williams, grand larceny:
Jail for court. John Bonner, runk; dismissed.
SOMETHING new and beautiful to be seem in
the Jewelry line by calling at the Dollar lew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

THE CAENoNADING YEsrsRpAY-Fhsc an.
nonading which was heard so distinctly in this
city yesterday afternoon frem tbs direction of
the south side of the Potomac, ind which
caused much inquiry on the part Of our cit-
zens, was occasioned by the artilierists at the
Notifications over the river firing out tho
dampened charges Of the cannon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

MAsoNrC-In Washington Centennial Lodse
No II, F. and A. NJ, Thursday evening, jan
nary 5th, 1865, the following officers were In
stalled for the present year.. III. Hood, W
NJ; A. T. Langley, S. W.; T. D. Bond, J. w; T
Thompson, Secretary: ID. Hepburn, Treas urer;
E. b. Wilcox, S. d.; W. Breasley, J. ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

B A b G IN ST.0RE
ofJTLIpS SYCKL will ofdsr to the public hssss
tire Stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS

EnotrrvK DEPARTMENT oF iSpIANAl
BuRxAr os FisANcN.
INpiAxAroIIs. June "a 1864
uxplANA OFEICHRS who have teen OF are serving o.
th@ army inforr.s thai their Ordnance Returns
.l % made up pt..sse 10 the proper Department
and certificates Of scQuisnee obtained frce Of cGse.
by APPLYING Mr.. C. Rocker, Chief Clerk state Ord
psncx DE rtuenf. Office stairs Vsisns hard
xarr store No II West Washington street Indianapolis.
Re making returns shove directed. officers wi not
enlv save ali fse but they will be able settle with
1;oyerument and draw their pay from 20 three
1,onths earlier shan he SsSnsss i entrusted 70 sr
Agents
W n. a. TEERgIL.
sas-a,f Slrareisi Se,retsry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28

UsERyoUs DEBILITY. SEMINAL
WsskD.-s. &C. ~ esr-s ~ Sos sso "a. really
cared Bizase .az hsndr-<. q stsers an. ~ t-Ii
soshirx e~' sh.s.us. Assre- sfss .s-ur.
ONWARD ". rRGyga.
t.sEs-zk~iy Lsck Eel. Bas-or. aass-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28

yotsrcs II roth serss. she s~ec- q the-s dis~sse-
~ sooy art -rc, st tie A1fhors Ne- Trsars<r' -
al ta-se essss N a. To only srccessfnl rethct -
eure. VIII 81 exposition oi Q1acks--
Ints1--k = 10 erack advertisement, but vs-rssg
a1c Scs for nArec s.s finSs. II = me enly bod
t5ai Tvss he treatment ~ he sbcvs cissss.s s rsB
g,r N. sth fuil directions for s-f-freann-rt s,t
iszs rauch vairAhis iutoruzi proper nss,es
n psblc sccs TT work cort-irs,5o refes and lss
psiss A.. sasTavings e the sTe oease-. SEM an,
adtTef- = srzirl -rz17rr. r~ccirt 81 -lrr
Tn0se sric.ei vb anJ ~ he shgve diseases, eeers
placing themselves ucdtr - frrsfraenf - any ere
sheuld hrsf read this wcrk.
oPYlcE-sis PM street. between Narket and yee-s
sor, wes, See.
u 'rs-7s ssfsrv - ell Letters, dirrc-
GALsH'S Eakp DISfkNsARy
D-s.rE "a. Lsaisvlis. ~.
o>-g-x-fAzf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28
NATIONAL BANK.
THR FIRST NTIONAL BiNE
OF INDIANA LIZ
Is THR official depository and financial agent ef ;he
United States. aud will furnish. the most fayors-
ble terms.
All kinds OF United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

And viii bay and sell Cold, Silver, Exchange, Govern
nneut Vouchers Orders sshington, State s'ock ard
Public Securities Of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, and every kind Of
BUSINESS attended that belongs 20 legitimate banking
Regular customers Gully charged per cent. upor
made for the safe keeping Of Deposits aud fo
the accommodation Of Depositors.
In addition the responsibility OF The United ssaiei
for liabilities OF the Bank the Stockholders are ind
dusy responsible 10 the extent Of their stock IN add
ton to invested In such shares thrs sordins
the most ample s.cority 10 the public.
The following the present stockh0cers - shs IL
stitution'
WIN. H. Esslsh. Hm. BrseeE.
". R.Nofsinger, beni = lutte
Lewis JordoD John W. Murphy.
peloss Root Judge r. u. Finch
Jer. kcLeue,
J. =. Laniel, Of M, Nm. Willard,
Gov. 0. ?. Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon John J. Morrison, ID. W. Noble,
Gen La Soole W. Rdk~ocd,
Hon Oscar Hord, Daniel Hennessey,
Hon. 7. A. Hendricks, James Powers,
Hon David kiigore. J. l.. Slaughter.
Hon. James A Craven. Lucian Hiils,
Hon. John c. New, W. 8. I. Morton,
Hon. 7. NJ Sullivan, Bsrnabas Coffin.
Rev. W n. A. Holiday. John L. Etreth.
Prot. c. n. Todd. Dr. J. N. Castor,
J. George SulE. II. =. PiIch.
George W Riggs. Or. J. T. woodbr.
Robert Browning, inc. c. Wright.
". J Holiday. John Hendricks.
". r. Holloway 4. J. Danforth
J. u. Maxwell. lanes Greene,
wm. II. Fry, \ ID. Billlngsy,
A. J. Hay. ". W. Lesthers.
r. 4 Parker. James WaslOw
;. L. Holtcn,
Wnsow. Lsner Co,
} \. Ross, jalyiI
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WANTED.

UTaNFED-sI25s Wovru- Agent. every
w ~hers, % -trscsoe TIE nee si6 sSksr.s q CY&p<
FssaGv >>lrfs9 Archfz<, TIE ohiy low price nscAas \
lie ceantry rhich ! tEcrns>6 ~ 6ro.sr Eaksr
Hs>eier A Nilson, Hove. Singer Ce, as1 Rs<hei1er
Salary snt eHPsnses. ~ arFs conris<sn- afo~e< Al
ebsr ssehnse neS sod fcr ess than ssrfy csss each
a.. tac~>e-ss ant sae ~ei-T ssEAi< ulus-
trstsd circuisrS >eEs frs<. kfdr-.s
sakN ci-ARk- Bisdsssss. Mans
sss ss}s-Sse7-
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Galen's Head Dispensary
fstshIisbed in 1850 snz Chsrtsrs
NJ the tcgisfRtuFe of Kentucky.
scr the treatment OF
SE.TT.S.sL E'E.sR.5-Ess.
Ase - Rs-cs.-rs or The Urinary so Gereraffvs "a
~ 10Th sexes
yrsT FURLIsETD
A PRIVATE MEDICAL TxaAgpsS

IN vENEREAL DISEASES.
~ ilciudina GoaoThes. Ciesl
SYPHILIS, Structure. Crave. siOCs.
2uprur-s. Pil-s, Fistnls, UriDsrr
Deposits. ard al Diseases o. tks
K.olsys, Bladder. .Prss;Ests Gland.
ard Sez2'nAl Tssicies. al Lab
.resfEcnf. f-lc'reirzs G. sr.er -
FEEkLE DISEASES. sitE 3D.
ssrEsti0n- O. -1aTrlsgs ard he
pTsVsl.iol q el1ceg Ion Con-
;siri1E . Trea.ise On Sell Abgse,
spsrr7aforrhes. Serusl and N---
~-usi,s b sfisty. Hs--tlaess 80 Ia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28
PLANNING FLOORING MILL
Seuth New Jersey Street.

DOOR. BLIND, AND SASH FACTORY. Pl.ASIs6
IL and Flooring Mil.
Having eomplste1 my Factory, prepared 10 far
nsh Doors. Sssh, Blinds. Door snc window Frames,
NodiuC C0rnice, Brackets, Dressed L-nher, HesthsT
boarding. ard other manufactured ,zr,hs- pertaining
building si reasonable rates any other aa1-fss
the city.
HsrirS hand sisrSe stock - thoroughly ssS,ol.d
River Pine Lumber ara enabled - warrant ~ mar
efar turr
Orders Tor working. hoosirg. dressing sBt planning
lumber promptly a,t~odet %
oCt1e e3m. WARREN fATE.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
philadelphia. Pa

nisEASEs OF THE NERVOUS. sFGlSAI- URINA
- Ry AND SEXUAL >y>TENs-sr- src -ciisbis
s1es;n-nt.a Reports u he H0-A Ar ASseoas;cn-scs
W mail In sesed Lesser envelopes, FREE % charge Ad
tr.ss Dr. = sKIIIIS HOCGHToS. Hov.-< Association
So , south ninth street. PhAc-iDNis , sav7 - II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28

tE LEI THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
be. read the following certificate frsm gentsne, wei
known u this community, and coabt no more.
lie general Introduction int the army I'll s.re -
lives o. thogssrSs Of o2r -oiSi.r-:
Lcrevuis. Jane 81, iss9.
We the underassss. Asv. tbs good ensc.s Of Dr
jezs BulL's Cxpnes Brfsss In OF sepersl debility
and prostrsiion OF the system snd heeys is general
would prevent disease ard -elev. much surrring
especially these who erpos-t 20 n. u.lsSnsfe In
saeHces IN the Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP Spell
Collector Int Rev. 81 Dis. Ky
CRAs. b. COTTON,
Collector % the Per; .: LoaIsvsls. Ny
Col. Il. DRNT,
Provost Marshal General of Keutaohy
RKy. d. p. HENDERSON
Vice President Of Sanitary CSn-1ass.ss-
HARERY, HUGHES 4 CO.
Publishers DenycTu-
GRO r poERN,
Propris.c, Lea!svills Anasssst
ErGHEs Dr. PARKHILL,
wholesale Dry Good. D-Is--. s..a .trecs, Loois-
yills, ny.
DAVIS. GREEK co.
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
sAgT KAPoTHEa,
iAthcsrsphsrs. corner Make, sad TAira street,.
JULIUS WINTER.
NfSs1l1s Merchant. corner ftffe 80 tH--r' sf---
Louisville, ~.
CAPT. s 3. RILDREIH
or the steamer MAJOR Ars-f~ss.
MAJ. l.. I. THURsrOy
rsJnss,eF r. =. Army.
c. n. AETCALF
National Holsi, Loxs.G- zy
COL. JESSE BAYLIs,
<;h Ksntucky Csrsl-s.
GEORGE .. PRENTICE
Leuisville Journal
SOLD WHOLESALE Br
DAILY, KEEPER q HUSH.
10 South Meridian ST, Ird aaapou..
eeci6s1 -tly &viztosm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.

VATR WOULD CALL TEE ATTENTION Or DRUG
wv GISTS the above estsblishment, AID iEfli'
them when in the city, 10 look through our stock.
Our goods were bought when gold was al si D, an
before tn. Additional So per cent increase Ia Tsrid Duty
which are confident, will eDabis u 20 .ei sooes IL
ocr line very low and yet realize profit We Will Gu
picate sny Cincinnati b{iifuctHstors = PRICES con
sidered.
Orders af- solicited ls'14-diy
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MARRIED LADIES

Urrosk health -1r ma sinis 81 a. n.<-.sss Q
w family serd : red stamp for DR. sTuAkr's YnI.
vATk CIRCULAR 10 kAk5fsD LsDIts ana ss.nss
senrs VII tell zee u IL 40 klkBes- Al eonsssls
1s.- strictly ssaEd.z-iAl
On SCDLEY STUART.
sS&w>z .. pT.ws- sea-. ckie<so. o
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AGENTS WANTED.

nAA A MONTH"; ~ss; Agate e,sTy~here
- Vv st Gro o nossh, eHpsns-s ps;t, 10 ssl fiyt>>n
{sses<s, e-~f ssfdss s-sr s-s-ed ful p.rtcas--
80 Aedr.s erls Y. GARFY.
5vvfs-Ibwss btieforc. hsas.
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GRAY & WIS,
~ arhington.C City. IL. c.

A TTCRNEYS At LAW AND SOLICITORS %
q CsiEas. Oflee No s33 Peunsyls ana sveEae fev
;o0rs east = Hotel VIII prosecute claims
-eoze The United Ccu-t II Claims and Ccczrrss.
Busiues. with al tie E1ecu;ive u p4ftueuis iuclad
Csius "a every eescr:ptiou oonpsctei ~itb tie Mill
lsry aDt Ssvsi service st,eoded ~i'h prorptnes AL
ene-Ey ocE-dSu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28

twDIsE ASES or THE NERVOUS
ss,sinsi rrrssy an SERIAL syssens-nev ard r,Il.s.
tressr-5,-ir R-psr,s sf the HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Ser - usa Ia sealed letter envelope, fres efehsTgs.
AssT--s q. J. sKrILiS HoreHTos, Bo-,rs s.-,>s.-
ter. -" Sv-fs s1th s.---. rhi.s.rt.s Pa
nsrs6 -lAviy
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

Tho Cincinnati Gazette Of yesterday
morning publishes an interesting sketch of
the relations of Ohio to the West Win GINA
campaign, by an Ohio officer, in which the
following mention is made of the early
services of Bsrnetts battery:
The first step was silently taken. Six
artillery companies had been organized in
Northern Ohio during the previous year,
each with one gun. In 1853 General Car
rinQton combined them as a complete bat
tery. under Colonel James Barnett. One
gun was at Geneva; but all were ordered
10 Columbus. This was Saturday. OnSln-
day, John s. Hall, Esq, a Director of lie
Columbus Machine Company, was sent for
by Governor Dennison, for consultation.
The foundry was opened, and by night
two hundred solid shot we're cast. Pow
der wSs eEP-Oaaod from Cleveland.
The battery entered the Columbus depot
Just at dusk Monday, and was supposed by
the few persons at the cars TO be United
States battery in transitu. A train due
from Lovelsnd delayed the movement,
but brought q committee from Marietta
asking for the artillery. They were shown
the battery and two of them returned with
it. It marched with sealed orders, deiiv-
cred at the depot, to be opened by Colonel
Barnett at Lovelsnd, but TO be communi-
Gated to none of the command On Tues
day the battery was at Marietta. 1t prov
ed invaluable when, ats later period, the
militis crossed the river. 1t was the only
battery in Western Virginia until after the
battle of PhiIlippi, and opened the action
at daylight by plunging q shot into the
earth six feet from Colonel POrterfeld's
tent, and q second into the stable near BY,
where his groom was saddIing horses for
flight.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12


The prompt seton of General Mann IN
placing Norfolk under martial law was
rendered necessary by the stste OF atiaifs
existing in that city, and will be gratifying
tn every LOYAL man therein. The present
Msyor of Norfolk is a pestilent traitor, not
more than half converted from his recent
rebellion, and elected by returned rebel
soldiers because of his known hostility %
the Union and emancipation. Under his
authority things have gone on in Norfolk
about SIS they did in Richmond under the
administration of the rebel Mayor Mayo.
The freedmen have been abused, insulted at
tackled and mobbed. Riots between the ire
Turned rebel soldiers and the negroes have
several times occurred, and the peace and
good order of the citywss thereby seriously
disturbed. In view of this state Of affairs,
General Mann, who is in command at that
point has ordered the withdrawal OF the
civil police, and has instituted s military
police. TIT two concluding paragraphs Of
his order, which we append, will strike
every one as wise and just, and will be
gratifying to every loyal man:
Fourth-An arrests of white civilians,
made for violating police regulations will
be promptly turned over to the civil su-
tborities for trial, except in osHOs ~Aes0
tue testimony Of coIored persons sre IN
VOWED. and cases where soldiers and ssn.
ors are ~complsinsnts or defendants; such
cases will be heard by military authorities.
Fitth-An arrests made Of soldiers, sea-
men snd negroes will for the present be
reported 70 Captain Moses Stevens, Thir-
tesnth New York artillery, who is author.
lied to call witnesses, hear evidence and
determine in cases of ordinary police of
lenses.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12
From tie Reu. B. z. Weleh formerly Pas
tor of the Pearl Street baptist Church.
AL6GaH NclO York.

From he Reu. B. z. Wslek, formerly Pas
tor of the Pearl Street baptist Church.
albany, NelD Fork.
NEwToAVILLE, Nov. 10, 1855.
Dr. LIGHTHILL-Dear Sir: Allow M 10
express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered to my daugh-
Jer, whose ears hHVv bvon badly aEoetod
for many years, and for somelmonths past
has been nearly deprived Of hearing. The
loss of this important sense is certainly q
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
and 70 3 degree known only TO those who
have experienced it. II, therefore, there
be 3 remedy for this great evil, the cause
Of humanity obviously requires that Il
should be universally disseminated. I feel
it my duty, therefore, and it affords me
much pleasure, to give my testimony tothe
happy effects of your treatment and rene
dies. Mydsughter has suffered from deaf
ness since early childhood. The left ear
has been badly diseased. The right ear,
also, for several years, was seriously affect
ed, and the disease apparently increasing,
threatening the entire loss OF hearing. It
was with extreme difficulty that she could
participate in Che conversation of her
friends, and for two years has been de-
prived of this source of social enjoyment.
Happily my attention was directed to your
advertisement and l was induced 10 place
her in your care. Your treatment, under
care of q kind Providence, has been sue
cessfuL Her hearing, sofar as 1 can judge,
appears TO be perfectly restored. Wheth-
er this restoration is permanent is 8 ques-
ton time alone can determine, but present
results are certainly very gratifying.
lam, dear sir,
Truly and gratefully yours,
b. T. WALCH, D. D.