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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
JOHN +. LEWIS-HIs TESTIMONY.

The Staunton Spectator says that Mr..
John L. Lewis, of Rockingham, was sum-
moncd to give testimony before the Recon-
struction Committee of Congress in reference
to the loyalty Of the people of the South
We understand that portion of his testino-
ny, was as follows
When asked, "If tho people in his part Of
the country were loyal" he replied, Eyes,
as loyal as the members of the re construction
Committee" His interrogator ~then asked,
off it would be safe for Northern man to
travel through his section p lie replied
"Perfectly safe, unless there should happen
to be a Yankee soldier there. who might
knock him in the head to rob him"
This is the frank and honest testimony of
an honest, frank and Independent man who
never concealed the fact that he was Union
man. This is just the kind of testimony
which th0se who know the character Of Mr..
John L. Lewis would expect him to give
He knows that what he said is true. and the
truth he would boldly proclaim, however un-
welcome to the inquisitOrial Committee
Many men, and we fear most men, who had
been defeated for Office as Nr. John T. Lew
is had been, and whose brother had also been
defeated as his had been, would have been
prcjudiced to such degree as to hare had
their testimony warped, and would not have
done justice to the South; but Mr.. John F.
Lewis, to his honor be it said is made of
''sterner stuff" and is able to do Justice in
spite Of temptations which would have in
fuenced weaker characters to fail to do so.
He is, in the language OF Antony, a " plain,
blunt man" and speaks the truth boldly and
manfully.
Such Union man can render the South
great service, and Mr.. Lewis is sufficiently
patriotic to do so. How admirable the con-
duct of such Union man contrasts with that
of those who prctcss to be Union men, g,ar
e.rctHcnce, and manifest their loyalty, By Pc
titioniDg to convert the State into a territory.
to have troops sent to places from which they
have been withdrawn, by representing that
a rebellious spirit still exists, and that Union
men have no chance to get justice in the
civil courts. The conduct of the one is hor-
est and patriotic, that of the other is dishon-
est, treacherous and reasonable
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

A REMARKABLE FAMILY GAruER1NG-
a remarkable family gathering took place in
York, Maine, at the residence of Mr. Daniel
McIntire. -Four generations were present.
The venerable grandfather is 90 years Of
age, and what is remarkable, weighs but 72'
pounds, with not even gray hair mixedwith
his whiskers. He carries on his farm in
person; last summer he worked With the
hands moving in the field, and now per
forms all the duties connected with the care
oftwo yoke of oxen, five COWS, one hundred;
head Of sheep, &C., assisted only by a young.
lad He reads his newspaper regularly witEy
out sPectaclcs., His bigger and better .Ranf
IS hale and hearty, weighing 225 pou6ds.
They had II children, IL of them. being
alive, 10 cfwhom were present at the Thanks
giving feast; one, not having quite reached
his growth, measuring feet inches in his
stockings, with lots of grandchildren to make
gTan9dimother's goodies disappear somewhat
rapidly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
THE FRREDMEN's BUREAU WILL CONTINUE
ONE YEAR AFTER PEACE Is DECLARED.

Major Gen. o. o. Howard, Commissioner
of the Freedmen's Bureau, has addressed the
following circular letter to each of his assist
ant Commissioners:
;; General: Anticipating the excitemen
that will necessarily follow the action of the
government with regard to the new freed.
mems bill. you may feel somewhat embar,
rassed in the duties devolving upon you .un.
der the laws and regulations already existing:
That you may act steadily and firmly id
the emergency, you must be prepared for an
increased hostility on the part of those who
haze so persistently hindercd and troubled
you and your agents, and may be anincreased
restles3ness Emongbt the freedmen ,,..,.... ~
The President has assGred the cuin:rissfoh-
er that he regards the present. law Ek Con
tlnuing the existence of the btteau at least
year from this time. - 4
Please ascertain and report what steps haTe
been taken in your district by the State and
municipal authorities to provide for the ab-
solutely INDECENT and suffering refugees and:
freedmen that have been and are being
thrown upon the general government for sdpSr
port. Continue to use every possible effort
to find good homes for orphan minors who
are dependent and reduced, by means of ems
ployment Offices in the different cities and
villages-aidiDg the unemployed to find
homes and places of labor. -: .....,.r,...
You have succeeded in a1laying strife, set
Ting labor and promoting education in the
midst of great difficulties. ( Continue with
the utmost energy and ability to pursue the
same course, SO as to demonstrate to the peo-
pie of your district the good intentions Of the
government and the complete practicability
Of the system of free labor. Give thorough
inspection Of every agent for whom you are
responsible. :, H.. -.
!mmoralities, corruption, neglected duty,
and incapacity are sometimes Complained os
against officers and agents of this bureau
If either of these charges be sustained on in:
vestigation, the guilty agent will be at once
removed, whether he can be replaced or not.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
RATES OF ADVERTISING
.TURSERAsHBY.

y
The New York World, 81 Of the Is 10th inst,
contains a graphic aid interesting sketch of,
'General 4AshBy-thse Partisan, ?, by "J. E.
c., which all will at once recognise as the
initials of that vigorous aud charming writer,
. ohm Esten Cooke, Esq, of Virginia. His
description Of General Ashby,s appearance
is asfollows: L
W hat the men of Jackson saw at the head
OF the cavalry from March to June 1862;
was man rather below the middle height
M'th v, an active and vigorous frame, clad !. III
was decorated with i bnck,, feather; his
uniform was almost without decorations: his
oaVulry boots, dusty or splashed with mud.
came to the knee; and around his waist he
wore sash and plain leathet belt, holdins,
pistol and sabre The face Of this man of
thirty or little 1iore;r was Noticeable. His
complexion was as dark as that of an Arabs
his eyes, of a deep rich brown, sparklei
under well formed ErQSs :; and two-thirds, of
his face was covered BY O. huge black beard
and mustache, the latter curling at the ends.
the former reaching to his breast There
was thus in the face of the cavalier sometime,
Moorish and brigandish; but all idea of a
meiodramatic parsonage disappears, as you
PANs' uLS manu- IOOAcu luLO MS eyes, and
spoke to him. The brown eyes, which would
fash superbly in battle, were the sOftest and
most friendly imaginable the Voice which
could thrill his men as it rang like a clarion
in the charge, was the pefection., of mild
. courtesy. He was as simple and '!friendly'l
as child, in all his words, mofsmsuts, ana
the carriage of his person. You could SEQ
from his dress, his firm tread, his open aud
frank glance, that he WIS thorough soldier
indeed he always ''lbGked like work"-but
under the soldier, as plainly was the gem
tleman. Such in his plain costume, with
his simple manner ana retiring modesty was
Ashby, whose name and fame, a brave com:
rade has truly said, will endure as long as the
mountains and valleys which he defended.
e Apart from what he performed;
hewas parsonage to whom attached and
still attaches a never-dying interest. His
career was all romance-but, after ALL. 'tSRa5
the man, Turner Ashby, who was the real
attraction. 1t was the man whom the peo!
pie Of the Shenandoah Valley admired SO
passionately, rather than his glorious record.
There was something grander than the
wonderful achievements Of this soldier, and
that was the soldier himself
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

a brave young officer lost his at the
battle of Buena Vista. After he had suffered
amputation with the greatest courage, he saw
his servant crying, or pretending to cry, in
one corner of the room. 'sJack," g said he,
none of your hypocritical tears, you idle
dog you know. you are very glad, for you
will have only one boot to clean.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

- story is told Of an in7eterato. drinker,
who signed the temperance pledge, but was
found imbibing as often as ever To his
friends who demonstrated with him, he re-
Piled that the document which he signed was
INVALID, because it had no internal revenue
stamn Z - & sS1ilui1'"g hGR =Gvi!.
10, 81 .,It ..:s7n,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

.>-Bringham Young has been made for
lorn widower twenty-eight times during his
conjugat experience: He endures his many
bereavements with the fortitude of Dahom-
ey chief. One hundred and eighty five COM
forters are still spared to him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

Miss olmphia Brown is the regularly orr;
dained and settled minister over church in:
Weymouth, Mass. The question has arigsn
whether she can legally unite a couple: in
marriage. The Judiciary Committeeiof the
massachusetts, Legislature have decided that
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

There is a boy down East who is accus.-
toned to goout on railroad track and i1ni-
tate the steam whistle so perfectly as to de-
ceIve the officer at the station. His last at,
tempt proved eminentIy successful; the de-
pot-Inaster came out and switched hin. off"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

The Democrats in the Senate of the New
Jersey Legislature have passed a resolution
expressing confidence in President johnson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
ANOTHER LETTER FROM BILL ARP.

he Addresses tie. Lebanon Lao tSchOg1 dH9,
gi0es HIS otg,a ad 4, EfEperiefnce, Il nr,i,p,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
Gold Medal Pianos.

JOS OTTO WILKINS.
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURER,
No. 4S7 w. Baltimore ST., near Pine,
ALL eeii5&,tNos wARRASTED FOR 5 YEARS
TERMS Liberal.
January I6. lS66-Iy. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

How BUTLER WAS COMPELLED To D1s-
GoRGE-Butlero the fancy military "cracks-
man" has been compelled to disgorge some
OF the gold he stole from New Orleans. The
New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger says:
A story has been floating about in the na-
pers this few days past. TO the effect that Gen
Butler had paid back to Smith Brothers If
New Orleans, the $4,000 in gold he was
said to have Illegally taken from them while
in command there. The statement was doubt
ed, but to>day it is officially corroborated. =
Without waiting for the result Of the pending
judicial proceedings, Butler hgs settled the
case BY not only paying all the gold back, but
interests, costs, etc., making in ell $3.50 GOO.
These facts were announced in the Court Of
Common Pleas this forenoon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

"A man in Illinois has been fined 50 600
for calling another a thief
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
NOAH Waller s co.,

oo=Special attention paid to orders for Suits CT;
Single Garments.
Jan, 8, ISG6-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

A PECULIAR PEoPLE.-There Is peeu
liar people at Wallingford, Connecticut. who
style themselves Communists. They ignore
rum, tobacco, tea, coffee, pork. swearing,
quarreling, wrangling, gossiping, backbitine.
lying, cheating and defrauding-all of which
is well SO far as 1t goes Unlike the MorInong
they have bat one "afinity" at the same
time, with whom they live so long as thew
both can agree-when they are divorced, -
not By decree of the courts, but by mutual
eonsent.-Boston Herald.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
s ~. CHA ARLEsTOWN VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, MARCH G. 1866

. tFrom the Lacrosse twiscOnsin) Denaocret,d
THE sAUCTIoNEFRING OF MASSACHUSETTS
GIRLS IN, WASHINGTON TERRITORY A
PIQUANT7. DESCRIPTION. OF IT-sWRET-
, MEATS FOR ,CANIBAESi
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

aa.is e. MI1LEGE;vILIf,; +; Feby,, 1860 .,,,
,Nessrs. G. G. Cummings, and Gthers, Com;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

CHAs. J.BAKER. wHI. BAKER, lR. Crhs =. EArER
BAKER BROTHERS & co..
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60 farmers ano Others.
NURSERY.

II BLOOMINGTON, ILL.
l4th Year 2i0 Acres Eight large Greenhouses seven o
100 r. each General assortment Of Nursery stockStandsrd
and Dwarf Apple Peer Cherry Plum, Apricot Hales Esry
r. ach. Figs, Muibririrs &c. 49,,
GRAPES and SMALL FRUiTS-Lsrge Stock; Doolitilc
Raspberry. SIS per 5000; kitsnny aud Crystal White
Blackberry. Russell and Aeric1tur st Stra~b rry.
STOCKS-P-sr Ounce, Maharb Mazzsrd Paradise.
StEnS-Pear. Peach Apple, Ossge Orange.
GRAPE CUTTlNGs-Caiawba Concord Isabella: made
before cold weather; also Ounce, Poplar. aud Willow
Cuttings.
RHUBARR-Linnaus and victoris. a large supply. 49,
APPLE ROOT GRAF1S-SpeDdd lot; l,OJO, packed, &l2
Special lists 10 order, IL sent early. while grating.
OsAGE ORANGE PLANTS-Fine at wbolesilr aId retail
POTATOES-Early Goodrich. Gleason, Calico New Esrly
sorts rs per peck Cuzco Garnet Chill, Pinkeye hus-
y coat, & IS per bush packed.
ENERGREENS-Oyer 70 acres, mostly medium and small
sze..
ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBs--Incudng lnrse
and small Silver Maple Elm, Mountain Ash Lafcb Beech
Bfch Linden, Tulip Tree, Honey Locust &c.
ROSESBes' stock aud assortment know; GOO vsTe
ties. including the very newest
GREENHOUSE and BEDDING PLANrS-IEclnd ini
Fuchsias 80 named Lantsnss % sorts Pelsrgo
~ sorts PhoXr 30 sorts with numerous varie
ties OF Geisnium, Tree Carnations ChrysanthrGums Ca
nelids Azai.as Ninca Naegsa. Vase and Basket Plants
&c &c
SPRING notwithstanding Tuberoses Glsdiolus. Lilies
TgerfoWcrs, Dalas $50 Sorts many cry
in pots. sui able 10 send by mail
Send two red stamps for catalogues. ORDER EARLY
X PHH\IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03
GRAPE VINES and EVERGREEN AM
M

Fifteen thousand Delaware Grape Vines. No l. a25 per 100
We confident these will suit purchases pain have
spared in the Of propagation Some No. 2 at
SIS. Montgomery, Union Village Reb-ccs Aliens Hybrid
Caawbs Roserss n brids Nos. o. u.s. 49, aud other
varieties at equally low Wilson's Strawberry Plants
80 per 1000
Norway Spruce Alto feet high $50 per 100 White Corsi
Aroor Nte TO feet. S2n to $50 per 100 Siberian Arbor
Wits 2o feet, $50 per 100 Lurc fugi,h Mountain Ash
to SIS per 100 Turkey and English Oaks to feet u to
BIS per 100
win be delivered OF boat. Packing charges
able.
Also. Ertrs Early. Smooth. Red and Cooks Favori'e
TOMATO SEED, mixed the earliest best end prolic
Of all varieties Several bushel, loT at per 10. r. o.
FERRIS CAYwOoD, POughteepsie N. Y.
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chipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.......Fs


Steamship City Of Boston (Br Kennedy, Liverpool y '"
Dale. x..., r....,
Steamship Propons (Br) HigSnson, Li'eIpoob A'Psc'
Bros. Go. - G. .,,.n,l
steamship Hbsrna tBr) Craig, Glasgow, D. Macdonald
Steamship G.rmsnla Ham,. Ehiers. Hamburg, Kunhard
4 Co. u,,,,.. NM. .
Steamship Kennebeo, Edmonas, PhhadepmA 1hofn
Tobias. o,,, -
Steamship Olaucus, Gale Boston, Neptune Steamship Com
siio Ellen Ausn French Liverpool sponord Tilestor
& Co - "a a., A.
ship Southampton, Whitney. London, r. 4. Morgan
SsIR Fs,u, Nelson Hs1s, Bydt Ha:ssa -"
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FAM. ~ MmwrSrEg.-A few years age

GRAPES IN MIDwrSrER.-A few years age
A. -,.ns. the frst Of February would have been
"a mon a, something only stanabe from the hot
49,. Now. such fruit in abundance hardly eIctes
mouse. swo,I Yesterday G. w. Ideil brought In =
is,n Sins box holding perhaps N OF well rpened -
pItin p nss which oper ed quite sound as barfes
"a nnes usually does ut this season. These "erS
o. aopeS last November at Pleasant Valley steuosH
H""ntv \ Y. and have been kept with no more cASs
than apple barrels IN W. ldePs store IN 'aia cu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03

In steamship Warrington for Best sud Bsyre-John A.
steyens IT, New YORK; Baron Blanc, France. Mrs John ~
Wialns Society Hill 5. C., Miss Dyet and servant N
and wife ii. Heats. A. starrcnesser, Mr. Tese New ,oh
Mr. Boudro aud Wife New Orleans mi.s Gseue or, pe'
King Utica; Mr.. Gonzalez Havana; Mr. Adesst n
Raj. Poak, California; Mr. Luetene New ao'f %ihs'
Armand Martin Halter Alexander hrboin r. T. L.pron }.
Lods j. de Hoppe GiupOn, L. Rsnceafd' Emile Lss0uer'
T. Singer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPsciAL TERx-FEB L.
Before Judse BRADY.
A REFORMED JEWISH MTUAL-oUARRELs IN Tu
SYNAGOGUE.

SYNAGOGUE.
Nathan Rosman ast. The 4, ngrrgstton Anshi Chesed
II appears that some alterations were recently
made by the trustees the ritual OF the congregation omne
certain portions shortening the portions OF the law to DC rss
and changing portions from Hebrew TO OermsD ms
m. nlaiua claimed 10 In violation OF the constitutions
when rrovided that Mnhsg Ashksnss or German ost
shond b~ the used and TO the Tsmud and me
nsp,d conscience. On this Injunction was ootsinse
se,traipus the trustees from making the alterations
The drfndsnts by Mr. Denhorier no~ move 10 dissolve
the riuncon claiming that the words Ninhse A'hxense
had but negative meaning 70 prevent them from sdopns as
Polish or Spanish us That mere changes OF form we're
on made by those who still continued IN that ftua Ihee
there w Reformed German ritual and In fact the presens
hh had been because he belonged TO the
Reformed branch aud that the RABBI was tnc ony PoP
nudge of the form OF ritual in minor matters
ANer long discussion the Court took the papers 'ese'hs
Before Judge CARposo
DECISIONS
Iowenbein agt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oh deiena-
ant 20 adjournment should be proven.
Peterson AL. Petefsou-Orter granted ~, ,,-
Sullivan ss Standardization denied with leave 20 rsnsW
on further papers meeting the charge oil adultery ,
Ram asst STANDARDIZATION denied upon payment oy pe
ud.nt ~ costs consideration OF allowing anepose
answrr setting up the additional matter.
Collins sst. The Mayor
Smith al. Freed-See menorsnda
Scudler agt Sessynssy-Aoson grantee
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Vera Cruz Bomen, Havana and Vera Cruz mdsA
and p pas. 70 G a; Whitney ,,,,,,,,. ,.. - r,A
Tobias
Steamship Dugo, Sherwood, Portland, with md'e to H =.
Steamship Wilmington chiohe'ler fhladelDhia. md's.
Bark Reindeer (of New. Haven't Wellington, Trinedsd
days. with sugar, &c. to H. Tro~brdses Sons Lett no An
Brig Emma Dean tof Nassau. N. P,, Kane. MstamOro'
bris HSuinerI 1o Newport, H. ~, Bsey Mobile II dsy%
with cotton to L. d. Hnrout L Co. Has experienced 'sfS
Biz Alta. (of Bangor Mel, Mitchell Charleston. $. &C.
days cotton to H. r. Buck Co Has hsd heavy weather
Brig Mssge tol HsfI. n. 81, viga.. hssosne 10 dsy%
logwood &c. to n. Brck'i &to.
schr Emma J. GOt lof Provncetownj. Lavender. BscA
River, Jatn., IL days. fruit 10 master.
schr Gcr.h Banier Ellis kingston Jam 10 days logwooS
scbr Phebe Morrow M.,aus. 70 days. oranges to J. NJ
scbr Ju. Coffin Porto Csbeo Is days. hides, coffee, La.
scbr VIM ". GIifn. -, Virginia for Farhaven ~i.A
scbr Sunny South Bray WILMINGTON, days, naval 'or''
schr Cha. A. Hrck.cher Mayhem, Virginia days WOOD
scnr I.asc Baker Pevere Wilmington days, naval 'osss
schr. Richard Vsur. Powers Virginia days, wood
Schr. A. Edwards Soiers Georgetown D. e., daysnsve
stores and cotton to Older. ,,oo,
schr. Fleetwing Hand. Philade' phis days, coal.
scnr Annie Lewis Dsrin. Mobile 10 days, with oo''on~
Schr Frances Edwsrds Bsckm Virginia days. VIII
wood.
schr. Lynchbnrs wilbur. Baltimore dsys. corn.
Schr AdGlila Lovcsnd Virginia 10 days. wood, hsnes
Hsllock.
schr Ocy Daughter, Mathew Virginia days wood -
Jonas Sparks Co.
schr wes, Wind, Lawson Virginia days, wood to Joas
Sparks Co.
Schr Menavs Dissosway, Georgetown. c., coal Dsnis
Packer & Co.
schr Emily Ketchngs Wilmington N. c.. days. cestess
kosin &c, to Murray. Ferris 4 Go.
schr jamestown Mcgee Mobile 20 days, cotton and nsvd
stores 20 T.. d. Hurbut Il Co.
Schr Arlington Hals-y. Wilmington n. c.
Schr julia (Brl. Lsprelle Msnz lnla Cuba Jan 5, vt0
mshoganv, &C.. to H-nry DE Cor'oys 4 Go.
Schr Tilton, Prescott. Wimiu ,on ~ c.
schL Lama !. Watson, Wells, Wilmington. n G
WIND-At sunset w. S..W.
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3 Liverpool, Chamberlain. London. Gnnnen. tiintum
D
MS Uno Qtal) Flippi Csdes and market, j. B. Phips
Barr Juns (BremD, Dewers. Bahia y. Paven-tsdt Co
ts'1 OS-snn tNor Olsen. Queenstown for ORDERS Func
Meincke & Wrndt.
Bssk Ben-factor, Berry. Hong Kong A. A. Low Bros
BARK Annie tBrh Hilton, Liverpool, w. T. Schmdts
Sons.
brs Henry aud Louise Pot'sr Po Prince. IL Beckss
l. Co
Brig Mary sewert, Dennison, Msr.eles Miller Housk
ton.
Brig VIM Nash tBr.). Mcbride, Halifax. d. R. Denver
Co.
Brig Eeglet tBr) Terry. Rio Jsneiro, G. S. Colt.
Brig Undine tBr.), Williams, Peruambuco, u. T. Colt
Brig Unice lBrh Beckwh, Arroyo z. H., ID. Il De Woa
Co.
Brig J. B. Myers Van Cieuf Savannah, Bentley, Smith
Co.
Schr o. j. Bentley Villains, Charleston, Bentley. Smith
Co.
Schr. Forest Home Thorn Norfolk. NJ BedelL
Schr Annie Eldrdce HOLMES, Boston, Dewey has.r
SchE r. NJ Browning. Lauehip kew.Hayen Briggs c.
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Cost ano fonn0.

4 OST-A CERTIFICATE for 100 SHARES
IL Of QUICKSILVER MINING Co. No. 1874 In the name
ofISAAC H. REED Notice hereby given that must
be shown why Crrtbc-e should be ued therefor
GEORGE w. RiERSON, Jauncry Court.
I OST in the Mail. GER fIFICATE No. ,23i
Tor thsres Of cago end Moth Western RSToed IRE
frred stock IN Of Elisha Mnfo Persons are eau.
toned against neeotsing this tTBnr has been stopped
THOMPSON CORNING, No. ~ Walst
O. Dn REWARD.-Lost, q ONE HUMID
~ ~ RED $40 TREASURY NOTE, Nc. So.i@
dat Aug IS l05 Payment has been stopped The hnd"T
vii please return TO ID. MCCARTHY, Cnsiomiiou'e 10
tnndn.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TsHs-Fss - Bsfsss
Justice MCCuSs.
DECISIONS.
A, W. Lord sgt. Edward Ingraham.--MotioA
granted. 49,, So, r, -.
Anna Vernon at. Jacob Liulei Lebeus Chapman -
Le,itia J. Moore-Orders granted -
C-men, Heerds at. Henry \. Whmore.-Motiou TantsA
Levi Folsom agt. Cornelius Mesra.-Urdsr granted
William A Cobe sg- John sevins.-Oreer FOR jddsmsns
granted.
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MARINE COURT-TsiAL TeRs-FEs. 2-Before Judge
Gross.
ANOTHER CASE OF ALLEGED BRUTAL TREATMENT
AT SEA.
Frsns Scheef sgt Martin Stubs.
This vas o suit for damages for alleged brutax
treatment of the plaintiff cook board the schooner Coral
hy the defendant, the captain Of that vessel
The pantiis evidence corroboraed in great measure Y
,s.mony of others presented most outrageous case o.
rnetybeane kicking end knocking down. and one OIL ne
witnes,es testified TO painting Of the face IA. -.
Jadgmrn. rendered for paissi fx fsOV Win c'sS
and an extra allow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC
snu 5;O7 Sun sets...5:20 Moon Ris.s. Ii s;2'
HIGH WATER THIS DAY. ..
ssudy Hook .1o:02 Gov Island. lO;+J Hell oAse'''1'
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Below.
Bark Progress.
Tcmoran da

Ship KNIGHT Of Showdown arrived yesterdsy reports
terrific weather from lC TO 18th OF the
,hp under lower and rrssi cunning the soxt
carried away nsintops and fore topmas, stAys
saL