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IRELAND.


w WAsprxCToN April 22.-Nye obtained
.ta eonr 10 make a personal eXplanallous
and sareasticaliY replied TO Sprague's anu
SioI1 10 him in the Senate as a chariatah,
and at the serenade as "A harlequin.
Nve also at considerable length, ueteho-
al the senate the profession OF the law,
aud the reputation of Burnside anu ne
Rhode Island soldiers. He critlciLed @ tEo
ridicuied the assertions OF the oenatot
from Rhode Island Ia view OF the NItttS
and prosperity OF the country, anu sPOAS
altogether nearly one hour. ,-..e
Chandler tnen, as former hietAiDeL "
the com mittee on the conduct OF the War,
briefly euIogized the bravery ana sKllL u
General Burnside. q.
some length. B.. -
Morton also spoke warmly IN praise OF
Burnside. and commended especttily ms nlo
brave assumption of responsibility IOl TIC
| Frederic ksbuFg disaster.
Sprague then took the floor and proc1eu-
| ed 10 read from manuscript u speech Eelo-
| eratfnushis former charg rs agaln-t Iaolpp-
| olists-and their defenders IN the Seuaee Sl,tte
| referring with special bitterness 20 lne PiS
| siding officer. He also compared the az
| tack of Nye on him to the barking y
! puppy dos, encouraged by the presence -
| a mastif. In Vindication OF the souhu . .iess
! of his views, he read compll nentaIS
| letters addressed to him by the NaIloIdi
| Board of Trade and many 1ndlNlduiilS
| throughout the country.
! At the conclusion of Sprague's speeeh
| Brownlow's in vindical1on OF Genera
Cameron spoke briefly to the same pur
At2 o'clock the Senate proceeded TO tn
| consideration of executive business.
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New nrleans Marknt

By Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. April p.
CoTToN-Higher grades scarce and un-
changed lower grades. easier; middllng
2811c; sales, 1900 rales; receipts, SO bales ;
exports, 4, ,292 bales.
GoLD-l345s.
STERLING EXCHAEGE-l45t<.
n. Y. SIGHT-1s9z premium.
SUGAR - Dull; common, 99lOc; prime,
1870.
OLAssEs-FeTm sntiDg, soc.
FLOUR Dull; superflne, s. 20; Xxx, So 90;
xxx, SO So.
CORN-Firmer; white, 7797oc.
OATs-Firmer at 70G7lc.
BRAN-Scarce at 81 40gl 80.
HAY-Firm: prime, S2A.
PoRK-G1uset and firm at s32.
BACOH-Quiet at 131z9l712c.
LaRD-Dull; tteree, l6,glSci keg, 1910
2015c.
WHIsKY-Dull; Western rectined S5G90c-
CoFFEE-Quiet and hrmi fair, l59l554c; (;
prime, T9l71zc.
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Rv Cable1 LONDON, April y.
CoNsoLs-For money, 931s; for account
93A
b ,NDs -5-20s, 8015. -. og,<
rrocKs-Steady Erie 22}4, Illinois 9854,
Atlantic & Great Western 2611
SUGAR-DulI; 39s on tue spot.
PETRoLEUM-Quieta at Is 94d.
ANTw ERr, April 22.-Sales of petroleum
at 5314.
HAvRE, April 22.-Sales Of cotton on the
spOI at l45f.
TRANSPORT, April D. - United States
Bonds, S71s9S7A.
PARIS, April 22.-Bourse steady. Rentes'
7If. Toe.
LIVERPOOL. April 22.-Cotton dull; mid
dItuG uplands l2t: Orleans, l24d: safes 81
1000 bushels California white wheat at 9s
l0d; red Western 6d. Western Hour; us
sd. Corn, 27s Sd for new. oats - VI. Bar
ley, 5s. Peas, 69s. Pork, lO5s. Bel at Sls.
Lard, rs. Cheese, Sls. Bacon, 62s. Com
mon rosin, s.; fine, les. Sptl It's pelroItuIn
/ at 9d refined at Is 91ld. Tallow at 45s Cd.
i Linseed oil, Bis.
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PC sFeleorapbJ CHICAGO, April %.
FLoUR-Quiet; sales of Spring extra at
sc 0J@6 .. ~
81 I21zaI IA; No. 2 at 81 Oj1a9l OG14 closing
AT 81 05; sales since Change at 81 Ola.
@CcRN-A ctive and higher; sales OF reject
ed at I7d4715c; new at 45948c: closing at
45a4sc; sales of No. at 574@5Sc, seller
MAY; No. 2 at 5I1zc. seller April; 5o9oo1ac,
Nav: 5515c, seller June and buyer 81 ay !;
nothing doing this afternoon.
OATs-Firm at A9l19c higheri Sales Slts.l OF
No,2 at 541Sm5615c; rejected at 5l1ag55c (;
closing at 55A9551ac for No. 2.
RYE-DulI, inactive and nOnlnal at d 10
@sl IS15 for 40. 1. -. - =,
81 45aI So closing at 81 45 for No. 2 IN regu-
lar houses. -o,
IGHWINEs-Nominal at S4SSc.
M0LAsSES-New Orleans 81 OOgl %.
UGAR-l4al515c for common TO choice:
MISS PoRK-In good demand and 23c
higher az $50 25930 50; closing strong al
$50 50GS30 70.
BULK MEATs-Sweet pickled hams steady
at I5Izc; dry salted shoulders Il149i iIzaci
rough sides steady at I4c, loose.
IARD-Firm at lSc. . - - -,
HoGs-Active and firm at % 1O9lV . ioi
| common 80 choice.
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m0ygqAkY s COMMERCIAL
HnM YORK harKe...
Rv Telegraph.l NEw YoRK. April

Nv TeIeqraph.l NEW YORK. April q.
CorroN-Heavy; sales of 1000 bales at
2sIsa. ss4c for middling uplands;
favors buyers, and more doing: part for
.xnort: saIes OF :, 500 barrels at So 25gs5 60
f1r snnardne State and Western; 50 75qS6 10
for exira state; IS G506 go for extra West
ern: s6 659S 90 for white wheaL od extra ;;
81 75a7 10 for round hoop ohio 81 UO96 %
fyr fair extra st. Loutsi ~ OO91z W Ior Soou
To choice do, closing steady; Rye Hour
Guiet: sales of 800 barrels at "a So96 20.
CORN MEAL.-Qniet.
WHTSKY-Nominal. :.
WHEAT-Receipts !, ,922 bu> hels; market
heas v and Spring 1c lower; SAFES ol S1,Ooo ,
bushels at 81 q for No. sprtng IN ~ S'Il NJ
/ delivered at 81 4S9l 4o: smail PareSGett99 ~, =.
No. | in store and delivered az u % ~, sl,2 f2 ;
a 65aI 10 for white California; 81 % ioL IL
ferfor amber State; 81 90 for amber Mlcnt-
RRYE-Heavy and the market decidedly
lower: sales OF 1000 bushels of western al AZ
81 30: and sales of 5000 bushels OF CANADA
al 81 "a u,1as Of soo
bushels German at 81
CoRN-Receipts I7,017 bushels; opened
steady and dc clos ng 9eavys ysaSsiSe eHH for new
mixed Western; Sl1295414c Ior olu no. IA ~
store and delivered; 75c for two years oia
d0i 6AT.S IT, seR Receipts 5.7O8 bushels: market a
shade firmer: sale OF 28 900 bushels.
GoFFEE"FSrm; fs1F sales of6.7OO bags Rio. on
private terms. - , -. ,ol -
for Porto Rico and 15c for DemaraIa.
MoLAssEs-DulI; sales of SO barrels New
HOPS steady at 6e0l5c for American.
PETRoLEUM-Firm at l71sc Tor crude' anu
32I6ag2c tor refinPd bonded.
IINsEED OIL-Quiet at 81 " IN CASKS;
PoRK-A shade easier; sales OF ,lO1 par
rel5 at $50 20d3l D for new mess, c os5tng at
S3I 20, cash S3l for old do; So l5@Zo y Tor
prime S2S 50929 for pr me mess S'O % i"'
thin mess and $50 81 for G ear. . =.
BEEF-Dnu; $50 barrels sold at SS9lo W
for new plain mess; SI29lS 20 for new mess.
: TIERCE BEEF Dull; % tlerces SOLD a. $50
% 90 for prime mess; SZ5@SO % Tor lndla
BEEF HAsas-Stcady; $50 barrels sold at
S2j6D32 co. .
/ I25<lI3c for shoulders; l69l654c for mans
IARD-aaIes of 800 tierees at l75zlSE6e for
| steam: IeQl914c for Kettle rendered:
] BUTTER-Steady at 29935c for ONO; 500
/ ABE for state.
/ CHEEsE Firm at l9922c.
SPIRITS OF FTURPENTINE-Qulet.
| FREIGHrs-To Liverpool, quiet.
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cincinnati Markell.

By Telegraph.l CIEOIENATI. April o.
FLoUR-Qulet and unchanged; family,
" WmEAT-Firm; No. red, 81 36; but little
No IN the market.
CoRN-Scarce and advanced TO zoe in ear
OATs-FIrm at 66@7Oc; the latter rate for
white.
RYE-SoId at 81 S99l 40.
CoTroN-Duli; mtddling, ZI14c.
FoBACco-Firm at full rates.
WHIsKY-Steady.
PRoVISIoNs but firm. Mess PORK,
sal Bulk Meats, l24@l4h :. Bacon l314e
for shoulders, and l6Hgl7c for clear rlD
and clear sides. -
LARD-Generally held at l9c buyers
Offering Is14c and 1870 for country and
BUrrER = Dull, but prices unchanged; /;
fresh, 33lI3Tc.
EGGS-Firm at l6e.
GROCERIES = UnSAanged and irmer at
fail rates.
PoF ATOEs - Dull under large receipts;
50a6Oc per bushel on arrival.
OII-Linseed dull at 81 O59l o.. Lard oil
dull but not lower. o,
PErRoLEUM - Steady at 329Sle for re-
fined. -, ,ota q.
range is Sf1P % for common 10 extra
HoGs-Steady at 109iic for good 10 extra
| heavy per GENITAL, gross. go "a
| SHEEP-Scarce ana in demand AT SAgO %
| per GENITAL, gross.
GoLD-l3215 buying. aid l3t selling.
MONEY Market close at lOglz per cent
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Eew YOrk Dry Gooas Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Apfll 80
Dry GooDS-The market continues pan
icIxv and inert enough at that, bat We are
fast approaching turning pOtn, that VIII
severely test the ability OF the mills 10
produce goods at the present low rates.
Fancy woOleus, adapted Tor mems wear,
are selling at from 81 W to SOC in currency.
Ia brown goods, there was another brefeA
late last evening on Atlantic Sheetlngs,
by a leading jobber, and il has extended 70
other makes to-day. We now quote fzI1d. AI.
lantic heavy Brown Sheetings AT Io12c'
DO p I3I5c; do X I2ql21zc; do. H l5c; Pa
cific Extra I5c; Law renee G l5c; Lyman y
I5c; Laurel d l5c; St. Lawrence . l4aci
princeton A l5c; augusta l41%c: Pequot a
Ice: do. B I8c; Boote . are down to tl1zc,
and Great Falls to llLc.
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THE Mr. Y ERNON AND GRANVILLE
RAILRoAD.-We learn from Mr.. JOHN
A. MANN, who has just returned from
Olney, Illinois, where he had an inter-
view with Mr.. MCCABE, the con-
tractor. that work will be commenced
on this road within two or three
weeks. Dir. McCABE will visit Mt.
Vernon on next Monday week, for
the purpose of completing his ar
rangements to commence work at
once on the Mt. Vernon end of the
road. We congratulate the citizens
of Posey County on this near ap-
proach of the great object of their de-
sires. The construction of the road
to GRANVILLE, once began, cannot re
auire any great length of time.
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PoRr CoLBURNE, G. W, April 22.-
The Northern Transportation Com
pauy's propeller City of Concord left
here at noon to-day. When about
mile out she became surrounded with
ice, and is now stuck fast: Three
other boats belonging to the same
line have been in sight in the ice all
day. and have got close to the City
of Concord. 1t is not probable they
will get through it to night. There
are large quantities of Ice in the lake.
but it appears soft. ~
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New ORLEANS, April 22.-Super-
visor Creery, yesterday, seized l9,U0O
barrels of whisky; about all IN the
city at wholesale. 1t is not charged
that all have evaded the tax, but the
owners must present proof of Its
payment before a release can be had.
Two more indictments have been
found against Auditor Wlckliffe for
exUortion, making ten In all. The
first case on these indictments was
submitted to a jury to-day, without
aroumept
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Kimberly vs.. Butler.

BALTIMORE, April p. = La The
Kimberly Butler case, IN Baltimore
yesterday, Chief Justice chase de-
cided that the Constitution does not
shield members of Congress from
process of summons in the civil ser
vice, but the word arrest merely
means fercible detention with view
to Imprisonment; also, that the money
claimed being paid to Provost mar
shall, and not to the defendant, the
latter could not be held accountable
for it.
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railroad Matters,

RALTIMoRE, April PA deputa-
ton % II Virginians, with General Lee
oo,;ng ol14 - az chairman, is on a visit to
TS,iES Pait;Smore or to Law before the citizens
tba - ~ ;rnnortsnce of extending the Vir-
ginia Valley Railroad, and urging the
assistance and cooperation OF the CITY,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April 22-In the debate
an the CONSTITUTION in the Cortes yes
terdav Senior Figuras, Republican
leader said the only alternative left
the majority was to restore the Bour-
bons or inaugurate a Republic.
Senior Lorrilla, of the majority, re-
piled that the restoration of the Bour-
bons was an impossibility, and Re-
public would be uatioaal calamity
He said the majority would certainly
succeed in obtaining King.
MADRtD, April p The Article of
the Coastltu'ion gbaaa harn nleenng qnlver
Cortes almost unanimously, only four
teen Deputies dissenting.
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SAN FRANCIsCO, April 21.-Yoka-
homo advices of March 18th say that
seditious pacards were posted during
tile night on the Government bulletin
boards, warning the parties in power
that they would be murdered unless
they abandon their tyrannical acts.
The authorities, in view of the threat
ened outbreak, have placed troops at
the Custom House and bonded ware
houses. They keep soldiers patrolling
the streets night and day. Another
rebellion against Mikado appears i'm
miuent.
Alfred Phelps, agent of the Pacific
Mail Company, died at Kaba, March
Sth.
The steamer Ashulot is in port.
All business is dull. The silk ship
ments were 1880 bales. Transae-
tiops limited; prices nominal. Tea
inactive; the sales chiefly of medium
Grades: prices continue high in cen
| sequence Of inclement weather.
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INDIANA LEGISLATUEE.
Summary of Wednesdays Proceed
ingS.

There was much talk in the Gen
eral Assembly In both Houses, on
Wednesday, In the Senate a House
res tuition to appoint a committee to
visit the National Asylum at Dayton,
Oaie, 10 determine the expedioney Of
transferring the inmates Of the Sol
dier5' Home at Knightstown to Day
ton, was concurred in, and the re-
mainder of the session spent IN con-
sideriag the General Appropriation
Bill which finally passed.
fn the House, the morning was
spent ~ discussing a motion to print
the testimony taken by the commit
Tee appointed to investigate the con
diion OF she Southern Prison, and
ascertain facts that had been omitted
In the committees report. lt was
adopted after hard fight. A long
discussion ensued over the bill to
establish a savings bank. Appro-
priations were made to publish the
Agricultural ani Horticultural Re
ports.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 22-The projected
loan to the Spanish Government OF
eight million pounds sterling was IN
troduced to-day, in the London mar
ket by S. j. Morgan, and Is a great
success.
The Oxford boat crew have accept
ed an American challenge for tour
cared race in August next.
The bullion in the Bank OF Eng,
land has increased sixty thousand
mounds sterling since last week.
IRELAND.
OUEENsTowN, April 22.-The Ma
tional Line steamship, the Qqeen-
arrived this evening from New YORK
FRANCE.
PARIS, April 22-The bullion il
the Bank of France has increased
| 100000 francs since last week.
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RusINEsS NAN WANTgD.

An INCORPORAFED CbMPAN = >
- comprising some OF the leading men
OF New York, require a representative ~
every CITY and considerable town IN III 2
United states. gentlemen o. good si;u q
ing. educated, ana trustworthy ana nay
ing the ability to present a mater Icle@i I n ~
and forcfblv in con versatton, may prOut
by add cessing, with Information 49l,S Snq rel7i
ence, ~ - 80 tt-,, - ne,
Ea% Business Men, CIergymen, Teachers
aud Others NAV largely Increase their IN
comes by communicating as above
9pl2l d3t
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HAVANA, April 22-The following
news is official: The news of the sur
render OF Villanel, Casanova, and
Junco, with 600 Of their followers, Is
premature.
At the last accounts the agreement
between the insurgents aud the Span
ish General was not complete.
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Louisville Market.

By Telesraph.l LOUISVILLE. April p.
ToBAcco-Saleso Of IA hogsheads common
lugs at "a so; good SO; Craig County leaf
SI4 IS.
FLOUR-S5 50G6.
WHEAT-SI 40dI so.
OATs-67d6Se.
CORN-66d6Se.
SUGAR-Prime New Orleans If1ze.
HAY-s2I 00a21 50
MESS PoRK-S3I 50.
LARD-1S159c.
BACON - Shoulders I31zc; clear rib sides
I7c; clear sides IT3Zc.
BULK MEATS shoulders l24c; clear rib
sides Ice; clear sides l61zc.
COTTON-27c.
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Staamhoat For Sale.

TEEUREDAV EEEE Pad DAY
of ApriI 1862 at o'clock Pm. OF sad
10 al rhe wharf at Evansville, fndi stna,
/ viii offer TOR sale, at pubic auctlon, Lne
steamboat PetroIfa No. z, together with
her machi merry, &c. Sine is 100 tons burthen,
i1i feet Iong and her breadth 20 feet Terms
of sale: One-third cash In hand, the bai-
anee in three equal inst2lments, az three,
six an nine months, with security. An
parties having claims against the boat are
requested to pre- ent the same 10 me I'M
mediateIy for payment.
PHILIP HORNBROOk, Trustee.
TCimclnnatt Commercial, and LalfO
brook II mh30 dtt
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Pork Packers and Provision Dealers
SuhSrFintiOn.

ST. Louis, April 22.-The pork
naeker. aud provision dealers OF this
CIV have subscribed 81, 500 10 be
awarded as premiums for hogs at the
FAR of the ST Louis Agricul tural
and meeianical Association. to be
held in his city. Eext October. TINS
sum is In addition to the regular prizes
oftIe Association, and will be divided
AS follows: Best boar or sow OF any
see or breed, with five pigs or the
SAME breed. not to be over six months
old. firsj premium. s700; SECOND pre-
MUM. $3.50 Best boar, $50 Best
sos. $l50. Best ten pigs under six
months old, 500. Best fattened and
largest hog, 800. These are the
larsest premiums ever offered Ia this
county for hogs, aud it is expected
that all parts Of the country will b,
represented.
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C4NelNNArI, April .. A repre-
soutatjye of the Erie Road conferred
win the President and Directors OF
he cincinnati, Hamilton Y Dayton
Ra,lrnad fo- day. a basis for the use
o. af tbe latter road by the Erie was
agreed upon. and now awaits ratihea-
tion by the Directors Of the respe ctlve
Rumors have respectable eredencc:
here that the Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad will make through pas
senger and freight arrangements
from Cincinnati to St. Louis with
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, on
account of the Pennsylvania Central
having securel control of the ln-
diauapolis & Cincinnati Road.
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United States Msrshals Notice.
United states OF America, District OF In
diana, -:
-WTYEfEHEAs. A LIBEL OF NJ
~ formation was filed in the District
Court OF the United states for the District
OF lnolann, on the 2flh q y Of March, 1863,
by George W. Ragon. BY his proctor,
Charles e. Marsh, ESQ, against the
steamer Pet Ola No. 2. her engines.
taclzle, apparel, aud furniture, seized at
said btstflcb ln "a cause of damages civil
and maritime, and claimiag damages Ia
the sum OF s330, and pray ing process against
said vessel, and That the same may be con-
detnned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal Of said Court TO me
directed and delivered, / do hereby give
public notice TO All persons claiming BHid
goods, or any part thereof. or I'm any mau-
ner interested therein, that they be aud
appear before the said. the District Court
OF the United states, TO he held al the city
OF Indianapolis. in aud for the District oi
Indiana, on the first Monday Of May
next, al 10 o'clock OF the forenoon or that
day. then ard there to interpOFe their
claims and make their allegations in that
benalf.
BEN. SPOONER. Marshal, II. $.
Attest: j. ID. HOwLAED, Clerk.
APPS dit
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Memphis Market.

mbMUHis MNEADts
BY Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, April %.
CorrON-Duil; middling at 27a2T1zc; re-
ceIpts 257 bales; exports ,t96 bales
kLOUR-Quiet.
f CORN-77M7Sc.
OATS-710ls0c-
HAY-Sz6 90 az %.
POEK-Ss52 90.
LABD-1Sg20c
BACON STEADY; shoulders l3Zc; sides
1712c.
BULK MEATs-Quiet; shoulders I215c, and
sides I614c.
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In the District Court OF the United state
for the District Of Indiana.
In the matter OF Thomas Curnick, Bank
rupt.-In Bankruptcy.
To lUIO01 IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as Assignee of the estate
OF Thomas CurnicE, OF evansville, IN lie
county of Vanderbur0h ana STATE OF lndl-
ana District Aforesaid, who has been ad-
Judged a bankrupt, upon his own peLitlOn,
by the District Court OF said District.
Dated at Evansville, Indiana, March
27tb, 1863. JOHN SCHUBbt Is
mh29 d3t Il aw) Assignee.
In the District Court OF the United states
for the District OF Indiana.
In the matter of Ephraim W Patrick
Bankrupt-In bankruptcy.
Dated at Evansville, Ind, april sth, 1863.
! To tDItOHa 4t 4lIay concern:
| The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
1 his appointmenG as Assignee of the estate
/ OF Fphralm w. Patrick, Of the CITY. ~
| Evansville. Indiana, District aforesaid
| who has been adjudged 81 bankruPt, upon
| his own petition, by the DlstTlet Court ol
! said District. JOHN SCHUBERT,
| anna d3t n n " Fril AssIanee.
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All Kinds or fine Saddles and Harness
constantly on hand.
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REPAKRING done in the lest manner
and at short notice. lmh5 dBm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-01-15
OBITUARY.

Died, in this village, on Saturday, the 9th
inst, Mrs. JOSEPHINE M. A. R. BUTTON,
beloved wife of JOHN S. BUTTON, Esq, and
daughter of WILLIAM H. WEIGH, Esq, in the
2lst year Of her age.
1t is the belief Of the writer that the subject
of this tribute endeavored to live up to the
standard of loving God with all her heart and
her neighbor as herself, and trusted in the
merits of the Savior for salvation. She excelled
as devoted and faithful wife, dutiful and
afectionate daughter, kind and loving sister,
and true and constant friend. She had been
married about ten months, and, with every
human prospect of earthly happiness that the
young wife and mother could have, was expect
ing to move into the house that loving care had
provided with every comfort for her home, but
He, who doeth all things well and who gave
his only Son, our Redeemer, to die for all
mankind, has removed her and her infant child
to a Heavenly Home, the Fathers House of
many mansions House not made with hands,
eternal in the Heavens-there to await with
her angel babe and all the redeemed who have
gone before her, the coming of her family and
those who loved her.
A FRIEND.
Annapolis and Upper Marlborough papers
please copy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-01-15


~A deputstion Of leading citizens Of
Prince Georges county. on Wednesday
last. waited upon President johnson in
behlf Of Dr.. Mudd, prisoner at Dry Tor
tugas, The deputation was headed by
N. g. Stephen. Esq, and was kindly re-
oetved BY the President. who advised its
reference to the Attorney General. stat
inn that AL such petitions must come to
hin, through that Office. The impression
now generally prevails, We are glad to
uota that the prayer Of the petition will
be sroptsd and the prisoners at the Dry
Tortugas released in short time.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-01-15

IndistMens Nr Treason 70 be Diseon-
tinued.
Attorney General Evarts has issued in
strucieas to al the District Attorneys in
the United States ordering them to dis
coosinee proceedings against all persons
accnsed Of reasonable offenses for acts
eonpitted during the late rebellion
Ths proceeding efsctually settles the
whole question as to the operation of the
Presidents Amnesty Proclamation. The
first sction under the Attorney Generals
circular Was taken in the Criminal Court
1t Washington, D. c., on Wednesday
last, when nolze preseqsi was entered in
the case of Jefferson Davis, and also Of
John G. Breckenridge.