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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-09
ST. NICHOLAS HOUSE:

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1NHE subscriber respectfully Informs the citizens
| Of Yazoo City, and the pubic generally, that
he has opened in the Cellar, Under s. IL Wilson's
Jewelry store, new and elegant
SK2Sm ~ UTlz2 ~ TY%Hs
which will be kept constantly supplied, through
out the .seasoh, with TIE choicest Meats VIA
Game, Fish and Fowls, that the New Orleans
market can furnish; together with OYSTERS
served up in every style. 6.
Experienced Cooks and attentive Walters haves
been secured, and the public may be assured y
that nothing will be left undone to deserve theH
patronage, which is solicited.
D9s@ Fresh FISH and OYSTERS received daiy
from New Orleans. Families can be supplied gu
the shortest notice.
BaE- Suppers furnished for Balls and Parties
10 m a F. ]. NICHOLS
October 90, 1859.
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J. FROMHERZ,
STABLE AND TRADING STANI
NYAZOO CITY. FOK LEASE.


III VERY STOCK FOR SALE
TNIIE undersigned offers for sale o.
a lot of Horses Hacks and Buggies
and all other articles pertaining to the ME-
Livery business.
Also, Lease of 10 months from the | st of April
inst, of the Stable and Trading House known as
the " Backman Stand" situated in the centre Of
the business part of the city.
The Stable is large enough to stall rs Horses.
with shedr enough attached TO accommodate
70 head Of Mules Also, on the lot adjoining the
Stable is good dwelling. with out-housss enough
to accommodate so to rs Negroes. Also, never
failing sspply Of good Oistern water for both
house and stable, making it the most desirable
situation In the city for general Livery and
Trading business in stock or negroes. The lease
can be extended on favorable terms to any length
Of time purchaser may desire.
r. B. WILSON
Yazoo City, April 2l, 1s60-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-09

MEssRs. CAssELL L. BAUGHN; 7 bovo
Green's Ague and Fever Mixture in NV f, uSsl
with unfailing success, and would recommsn IlD J,
inpreference to any other Medicine for Fever -,
Ague One bottle cured four cases. ''' 'D'
september ~, 1928 A. W. CLARK
To those afflicted with Chills and Peys, /
would say, by all means use Green's Acme and
Fever Mixture. It has never failed to cure tGa
above disease in my family. "'
September, 1858 ELIJAH YoUNn
have used two Bottles of >grecn's Asns .,,
Fever Mixture in my family with uniform succs,s
and believe it to be an excellent remedv.
October, 1858. W;P ANDERSON
For sale by COMPTON & THOMAS
49, ....s,.... YalOo City
CAssELL & B4UGHN, Canton
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\ OF A SIN GLE FA1Lrna
Green's Ague and Fever

Greens AgUe and Fever M,v.
Warranted to cure the Ague and Fsasl
Chills and Fever, IN very case ,rS ISg' !, y
directions are foIloaOe without H. s', -, ne
any other MEDICINE. Nv 0'a q
HAVING purchased The xclusivo r;..,
| manufacture and sale of this re en, = 'h'
cheerfuly offer it to the pub ic at large .. We
specific for ague and fever than any Otbs h nearer
cine known. ''uOr med'
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-09
CHICKBRIN e PIANOS,


which we offer at the lowest prices.
Being the manufacturers sole agents for Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana of the
HAYES & CO.'S PIANOS,
we are able to sell single Pianos at the regular
wholesale price, which is 800 less than the
usual price.
Handsomely finished Rosewood Pianos, with
full Iron Frames, warranted perfect, at $3.50 and
$780,
Also, the
HANSEN PREMIUM PIANOS.
made for the Southern climate, and fully warrant
ed, for sale at very low figures.
We are also prepared to supply, at short no
tice, and at the factory prices, freight added,
the
STEINWAY SONS, 7. GILBERT co.'s
or any other American Piano. Also, the French
Pianos of Pleyel and Erard, as low as they can
be had any where.
CHILD & CO.'S MELODEONS.
Being the wholesale agents for the South for
these beautifully finished and deli ous-to ed In
struments, we are enabled to offer
MELODEONS AT NORTHERN PRICES.
and to supply dealers at the regular wholesale
rates.
Any Piano or Melodeon bought of MS that does
not give entire satisfaction, may be returned and
exchanged ut any time within one year from date
Of purchase.
Music ard Music Books sent by mail, postage
free, on receipt of the published Price
Dealers, teachers and others who require
Musical goods of any description, will do well to
inquire our prices.
BLACK AR & BRO.
vicksburg, Miss, Feb. 18, 1860.
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HEROD s. BIRMINGHAM's
STAGE LINE.

MI II " II LII ~ ",
T ER0D & BIRMINGHAM have 6Taa.-g-
purchased the large and com b. Is q -
modious Stage Coach, together with all the
Horses connected with D W. Lamkins Line. and
are now running daily from Yazoo City tr
Vaughan's Station on the Miss Cen R. R.. con
nectirg with the evening train at o'clock NJ
from Canton, Jackson, Vicksbu,g, New Orleans
and
ALL THE SOUTHERN CITIES
making the trip from New Orleans to Yazoo City
in Is hours via New Orleans, ]. s. G.. N. Raj
Read then by the Mississippi Central Rail Road
and IIerod Birminghan's Daily Stage Line.
Then remaining two hours for the train down,
connecting with Goodman's Depot, Lexington,
Carrolltoh, Grenada, Water Valley, Grand juno.
ton, Memphis, and
ALL TIE NORTHERN CITIES.
Persons travelling to or from YazoO City will
find this route much cheaper and quicker than by
any other route and make direct CONNECTION
with al other places on the Raroad
Stage leaves Yazoo City every day at o'clock
P NJ, and connects with the cars at Vaughan's
Station at P. NJ; returning, leaves Vaughan's
Station at ? NJ, and arrives at Yazoo City at
8 A. NJ.
April %, 1860.
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READ HOME TESTIMONY
NEAR LEXINGTON. Miss Inn -,

INHHIN I1bAINUIUNi MISS, june I0fh ~
hessrs OdsseH g Baughn, Canton, Mia, ~
GENTs:-I deem it due to you and H. n
to say a word in favor Of your GREENS p acns
AND FEVER MIXTURE. Last fall AGuE
bottle from you, and cured tsOelp. ca,, VTugNa
and Fever with it, and have used onlv S !, nsgu'
bottle. In one of the aboye.m entionpS oa.l ne
had used quinine and every other remedy or' ss
hear of, without success. 1t never fae1 !. Ooua
case. Respectfully, SIR Tapp % any
This certifes that suffered from A~na
Fever for eight years. during which tims ~. sa1
every medicine could hear of, without on !, uea
manent benefit. until obtained Green's ny. per,
Fever Medicine, which entirely cured me 'SD' 'na
September, 1858. WIN MTf1pn
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. R. CROXTON,

PAPER HANGER, etc.,
Deale, in Paints, Furnishes, WiadosO Glass,
Window Shades, -RaH-Paper, de-,
of every description,
Main Street, YaZOO City, MiSS.s
TMITATOR of all kinds of wood and marble.
All manner of House, Sign and Ornamental
Painting done promptly, and in the latest and
best styles. Paper-hanging of every description,
neatly and durably put up and well vanished.
Plastering whitened, and warranted not to rub
off. Paints, mixed and unmixed,) Of all colors
and the purest materials; Oils Varnishes, Wall
Paper of every kind, Window shades, Fire screens,
Window Glass of all sizes and shades, (plain and
ornamented,) &C., &C., constantly on hand and
for SALE on moderate TERMS
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-09

OLlEK'S PURE WHITE LEAD-3000 pounds
Y Of this celebrated White Lead just received.
Also, general supply Of all other materials
used in painting, which offer for sale at very
liberal profit JAS BLUNDELL.
May II, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-09
advertisements.

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
FANCY GOODS, and
STATIONERY.
At our Ware Room will always be found from
fifteen to twenty five Pianos, from the best manu-
factories, and of every variety of style and Price
We have the only
NUNNS g. CLARK PIANOS,
for sale in the State. These instruments are
justly priced for their rich, clear and mellow tone
their unsurpassed beauty of finish, and their
durability. They have stood the test of nearly
thirty years. and have always been favorite Pianos
with those who prefer MUSIC to NOISE.
We have alwayE ia banda full assortment Of
the genuine
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-09

And by the proprietors,
CAsSEEL 8 BAUGHN, Canton, l9!|i3s
June 18, 1859. Figl.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-09

Yauoo City, April 81, 1s6o-tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21

South should resort TO equally an'r'end,y iee,sla
ton and compe; The Northern people % Aeep tnen
goods wares, Sc, at home, u WOMB carry run a
and distress 10 every village and county IN al 'he
Northern States. nh. ~
The Be,i men are just for that policy. Fight the
renn nlcAns IN the Union is their declared poiicy,
whiel means that we shall discourage trade with
thcrs-the more ultra fayoring resort 70 some
weeping ena ctments- prohibiting our state Courts
rom recognizing as property the productions oil
Northern labor. This policy enforced against our
own citizens who could not sue one another In the
federal courts, would speedily drive your goods
and manufactures from amongst us, as no mer-
chant would bring goods TO sell that he could not
enforce the payment for, or claim the protection
Of law from the State he might be in.
This policy once inaugurated it would be very
difficult 10 change it, as interests would spring ul
under il the work Of magic, which would com
bat any return TO the old order. The fact that thu
idea conflicts with the spirit Of the constitution
would be Of no more avail than it has been in thu
North, as our people would be goaded On by re
mcmbrance OF past wrongs.
II now remains for the fact to be proved whethe
the North has lost common sense and is blind I
its own interests. If not prepared for the result
have indicated, let il make haste to prove its fe
atty 20 the Union by the defeat OF the republicans
with their irrepressibie conflict doctrines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21

AGrn rr0rrx ~ sorrH Bo-rox The census takcr Tor
this ward has discovered tao sgei woncn-onc Of whom
has reached the grcs, o. loo years the other ths
o. 81 Mrs Am Allen, rcsliing on Fourth street was
born IN Ireland IN leo. sue 10 this coantry any
eight years sgo She enjoys very goof health, and
what very remarkable often reals without the Of
ectacics She has many chances o. living With Ne scve
rA years longer Mrs Tswrnn keenan,, residing Third
street, wss born In Maine, February 20 1763 Her "A nd
s SOUND health COOL but she has been b al about
or sr years When nterrogated In regard b her and
place q birth, and after learning who desired The
formation, she ssii.-'Ah, has the come
arourd sgsnf Thirty years ago shoushi woud be lie
as ne should ever meet him she corrected herself
regard 10 her place OF birth BIZ saying that the time
4 was part Of Massachusetts,, but led since been se
of-SasA Bafsa Rsss,-.
sgu NosrH "A Vigilance Committee, composed Of ct
xens q 81 Johns and 81 Stephens O. shipped for
New York, on the 10th instant suspected fellow calling
himself samuel Comstosx He IA blacksmith, and has
been tpersnt IN MS habits he put under charge OF
Conductor ", n Ward OF the n. Railroad, with q re-
qgest o. rass him on.
Piss Az STAFFORD srRrScs Coyy The ssttlnet Mis-
OF Farley Converse 81 stafford Springs, stone building.
Was burned down on sunday evening On We mil ana
contenn, which are total loss, there was Insurance
OF e26 900 In this city go 900 10 the Hart ord and
haf IN each, and - 900 10 the Phenx Nocaase the
Gre 10 known.
HavY DsssgARcs We understand, says the Norfolk
Ar3s, thai fhytw persons machnlsis and isborcrs,
Gosrori Navy Yard last Saturday night THIS proscrp.
ton made necessary by the exhaustion Of work.
rur.roes At rEr WEST The davenport (Iova) Demo.
grct says.-n anybody wants 10 see potatoes ~ the
ecrd-good messure-et them step down 10 the lsvee
rsso not shipping enough al this time 90 the Upper
ate Farmers complau little that the price 100 low
~ seey are The only rsrty 70 blame 4 they wsnt
highfr prices they must raise o. many. Tie msrkst
frics rom iEtiye . 1iicer eeris Tfr eushel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21
The Latest from Mexico.

MOVEMENTS on GUADALAJARA-DEGoLLAD ADO AND THE
CONUrCTA sEiZUKE, ETC., ETC.
From the New Orea1s Picayune Oct. IL
The schooner Carrie sandcfd Captain Hagsett arrived
at this This morning from Iampco the OH inst S1e
le port the brig Nahum Setson Captain Opnsnt, 70
sail for ses Orleans the slh. Mexican bark, name
unknown, also scon 20 sai for this port
The military from the interior princpily con-
the siege Of Guadasaa against which city all The
available forces OF the liberal army were being brought
up General DooAdo lett Queretaro on the lst WITH oOO
and twenty pieces OF artillery, for tue same des
tinston and General 0regs, with 900 men and thirty
Cannon the 9th The certain and speedy fall OF the
city before large number OF troops daily expect
ed when the schooner left
Inc beadquar OF the army continued sl at iere
taro, which city was defended by 200 under Gene
raj Berozsbal Small bodies OF troops ais, collected
at Guam uato Leon and lfapuao. General Cgsgon was
at san Pedro where his original force OF 900 ha
Joined the forces OF Colma, Topic and MazAtan Il
thought 10 be impossible for Castillo, who command
ug the reactionaries In that regi1n 10 make stand
against such odds moving rapidly against him
This vigorous campaign upon Guafalaiara had caused
temporary relief OF the capital Ia the meantime the
most vigorous Efforts continued TO be made for putting
the city In state OF defence. The treasury, however,
exhausted the recent levy had produced out few
thousand dollars ana one knew whittier 70 turn for
the money. At last accounts II was said negotiation
foot for the sale 10 the rich capitalist Ecanio
OF million dollars church property for 5000 ,000 Of which
last ;l2 600 only TO be ready money the rest
and worthless bonds number OF other schemes
talked OF, among then a forced loan forty OF the
leading capitalists, which will probably be ultimately
adopted unless they for ward with voluntary loans
BY this arrival have also the proclamation OF Gen.
Degolaio in reference TO the seizure Of the great
Quota OF 81 40 co., bound hther from the mnes OF
the responsibility, and attempts to Justify
the ground that the money belonged 10 the capitalists OF
of II
The Prisma Tampico states that the Minister of the
Treasury in the JuaTez cabin sr aray had resigned
but doef not assign any reason therefor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21
Court es special sess ions.

SLAVE WOMAN CHANGED WITH ROBBERY.
Lena Fields, tsve woman, about thirty yea az are
brought up charge Of stealing warrior articles Of
beddifg consulting Of Mattress pillow a blanse, and
aheeis in all vsiNed at $40, the pro erv Of Aaron
Cohen, No loa West Twentieth ser Get. Mr. Cohen. II
appeared, was merchant doing usness in Charleston
c. but residing Ia this city. bout the r., Of LAMAR
last he North, bringing With him an miami child
and It's nurre, Lena Fields who mas been his slave for
over nine years Lena ~ ained with the family until
about the lst Of March st when she dsappeared from
the house. sne had been q yisiter a, neighbor-
INT houses, and ner master supposed that abe had
10 that way peen pmpered with and induced leave
lin WIN ner disappesrance the rtcles above men
TONED were N ssed and Mrs Cohen the 10Th Of the
present NOR "a meeting her in the Eighth caued
her arrest Lena taken before Judge Qaackenbush
who committed her 70 stand her trial yesterday before
the Court OF Special Sees On the part OF the de-
fence contepded that the alleged stolen operty
the South where slaves permitted TO hold posses
sion Of certain quantity OF personal property, and
therefore II she had taken II che was guilty OF no
crime. The accused acquitted after short
| deiiberaiion, afd when taat announcement Was
| made she WAS instant.y surrounded by number Of
colortd individuals, among whom "Lons Napoleon" and
his wife quite prominent, and borne tumphant,y
from the court When last she travelling at a
very rapid rate down OF the bye streets leading from
the roombs couple OF United States Deputy Marshas
court but they did not At all interfere with her
exit Mr. Cohen expresses desire Of reclaning her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21
The suit Against the Benicla Boy.
MARINE COrRT

Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.
OCT 2o-Mr. D. Taylor, counsel for the plaintiff In
the sui, against the Benica Boy claim for board for
Mrs Ada Heenan, desires to be understood that
admissions Of any sort IN relation TO the have been
or will be granted by him, and that the cause viii be
tried fully npon It's merits early in November.
LETTER FROM MRS. NEsKES.
HERALD.
My attentonwas yesterday called to the report your
PAPER Of the proceedings the Marine Court touching the
pending of Natae agaus, Heenaa and in
pie justice to myself feel constrained to ask you
permit TO say few words in sell defence.
II was the fret tine knew supposed that action
for the recovery Of debt, in which my uufortu
natey involved must necessarily be accompanied by the
gosses scurry and the meauest personal invectve
the part OF him who pretends TO n The responsible Office
| OF an advocate In our public tri ,unalax
| Ny character, am happy 70 know, Is above all re
preach, and II the time ever comes this can be fully
shown and subs,an,ated by irreproaehaole evidence
| But II does seem TO me 10 be piiul, contemplate,
/ degrading and cowardy, in any counsel or public
| advocate, to make an ,uncalled for attack upon
powerefr woman, already Frustrated under many inu
RIGS, in the base and upgentle manly manner In wa ch
have been sssaileo by the counsel for the defendant
had the opportunity Of reply, should not fear the
audacty Of the person alluded TO- FOR 30 verify 4eve
that could always give him Rowland for bis Oliver,
but excluded Al am from even the possibility OF other
wise answering FOR myself have alternative than 20
address the public through your columns, In viii III the
assault on aopearcd and to ask OF ihe,pube not 10
the person who thought proper to leave the business o.
the TO airack woman 81 whom be knows nothing
but 10 bear in mind the truth % the old apohegm.-
one story IL good until another Is told.
know that can depend on my countr5men T. iaige
me fairly aud honorably 10 the premises
Time aud paterce are oil that needed FOR the iri
umph Of truth and justice
For these patiently, though rroxfuy, wait, and
hope that no manly breast In all America will Judge me
hArshy cruelty while passing though . Transition al
ready made by perndy ard tasehood a. bitter the
'a'e'' : A''-" HpRH isIacs xEvKEy KEENAN,.
NV YORK, 10Th mo Goth d., lseo.
T.. S.-Snce writing the above have bsen assured
that stipuations or Admissions have been made In
the and that In all probability the will be tried
IN the carly part Of next month, when the fullest nvast
cation Will 30 given 10 question involved t. that
| hour await for my vndication. A. l. II ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21
Person n Intslligence.

Col W. MAdaran, OF 6Nibaldihs army, Or. May aut
vile Of Virginia. Dr. Jsrv, and son. Of Caremont Mr.
Comstocs and family, Of Boston, ana W Ellison aud wife,
Of Wheeling, Va, are stopping Al the Fih Avenue Hotel
7. Wells, Of Boston: +. J. Warren ami family, OF
North Carolina. W Val and wife, Of Newfoundand 4.
Fowler Of Baton Rouge, Ia and Z Wendell, Of Wash
ngton, y. c., are stepping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. T II seymour ~ Connecticut; Mayor Thatcher.
Of Albany Ravenen, Of South Carolina Colonel Kobe,
or The United States army Noes OF Jamaica, and E.
DAVIS and family Of San Francisco stopping al the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
g. Dwight end wife, Of Springfield. 7. Leonard, o
Greenfield II otis Of Geneva 7. Jefries. OF Boston
Mr. Dawson, OF Baltimore. and Mr.. Goldman and wife, o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21

SAfUkDAf, Ock Z0-ZF. n
FIouR-Tte market was heavy, with sales Of 8, 900
bbs, including supernne Stale and Western At IS So
% 4S and extra state st IS 30 q - co.
wHxAr-The market was duh and a shade lower; the
saes embraced sbsa, 10000 so 900 bushels, at 81 %
for Milwaukee club and 81 so for Western white.
CoRS-The market vas heavy, while prices favored
purchasers The saes embraced about 80 600 bushels at
Toe a7lc for Western mixed, and al 1870 lac for lat
yellow.
PORK steady, with GALES Of about zoo 800 ob al
$40 30 SO SIX for mess and At Sls 80 for prime
WmsKY-Saes Of about 400 bbls a. "a, s2s1ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad was held
on Thursday, at which an election took place for
Board of Directors resulting in the unanimous re-
election Of the old Board. Subsequently meeting
of the Board was held, at which the following Off
GERS were elected:-Col. F. M. White, President;
c. L. Vance, Esq, Secretary and Treasurer; Niles
Merrweather, Esq, Chief Engineer; r. Hough,
General Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21

schr Bradore OBJ Of Quebec. Fraser Malaga 20 days.
passed Gibraltar Sep. a VIII fruit % Gomez Wallis Co
,ress from Lisbon for New York with OF AL spsrs but
over nssss having loss than dnring sauAll on Oct
sn,ow pss5 pcgd Denia s. days with fru' 70
schr J.n.s 6oooSus ocesy Po. xedw.y 8 a.ys Win
ssxuin vessel q Abca. 50 ons bottom ao rudGsr
zone nocm painter blacks apparently but ne In
s sshr ks, nsvs Alden Wilmington NC, days
schr Protection Dssi. EssSsspoor G r., sf Re
ss ai Smith El.sbe.hport for bosom.
schr Clinton Borden, EIzabsihpori for Fsii River
seSr Ann Maria Godsmih KsSsspos for sn Point
schr Maggie Bell Dinkey, St George Ne, FOE Sandy Hook
Cowl Smith vinalvsven for Sandy Hook forr-
cation
schr Hurd. Pearce RockIsnd. . days
schr g l. Lowell, Boston ; days ,
sohr Ellen Bs5nss B.ightman Fan River for Albany
seRr Grace Caroline Merrill New Haven fcr Philadelphia
s ss s su,s. Horn ss s~H ds 9i
sloop 8 II Scranton Coe Elzabe.port for New Haven.
Steamer Sarah. Jones PhiiadelphlA
Steamer Ann Eliza. Robinson. PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Petrol. Young. Providence
BELOW.
Ship Mortimer Livingston.
ship 9 H southard-A by pilot boa, Moses Grinuen
Bark puc de Noimandie Or of GRANVILLE by s.eaun-
ting Yankee
Steamships City o. Baltimore (Br Liverpool tpasei the Bat
he Battery and anchored sna Phsss
pha Havana and New Orleans Quaranne)
mngon NC; Yokiown. norfolk 4c acsio wsshr gion
DC ship Castor ODD Liverpool and anchored at Quaranne,
through the Narrowa but probably anchored Al The SPIT
and also the Southern steamers.
Wind a, sunset ENE, and blowing gale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21

WAR DnagrsKSr, ApJUrASr GENERALS OvTfcs,
WasMSGro>, Sept rs, 1850.
First Lieutenant John DrysdAe n the Third regiment
OF artillery having repeatedly drawn hs pay twice for
the mouths and having failed 10 appear before the
general martial Instituted for his trial BY especial
order No a. August TO- 1850 from the headquarters
q the army the President directs that hts DC drop
ped from the rolls OF the army.
Lieutenant rrysdale accordingly, ceases 10 he an on
az the army from september "a 1880
BY or Ter OF the Secretary 81 War
s COOPER, Adutaai iensra