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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Another Nest ~ Ca uatcTfeItcrs.-lS e
ware ~ E olson

Another Nest - O. commandments
ware ~ = olson
information having been received ty the Pro-
prictors Of Aostsiter's Stomach Btters that their
celebrated res orstiye Las boon extensively
serfeiied, We eeemmend ths Thousands who are
daily appl, ing for it At she drug stores eli
OF tie Union, that every bottle they buy has
upon Ii label fac simiie Of the Propwietors sg-
nature, ara has the words ''lIoststtsrs Stomach
Bittsrs. embossed OF the glass Of the bottle, and
impressed on thscover Of the cork. A. . remedy
for fosbicncss and debility youth aye, for dys
persis liver comp laint. carrh1a d sentery, ners-
ouancss Imperfect digestion and for al ths diGi-
cuiii incidentto every crisis u female ilfe, hss-
letters B,tters the most celebrated Of the pre-
parations Tor all similar pnrposes new kefor tbs
world.
For sale BY drug gisss and dealers generally ~,
eryx here.
: So.dby r .Gissoss, A. J. w1LKISsos, BARrLu1s
KAYE Co., and J.l. WiLKrssOa.
Feb. IS. ,ol-dsw s IS
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r WOULD respectfully inform the citiscus al Keo-
1 kukthat have opened Tailoring Establish.
ment Main st., between 4th ard s ID, within one
3oor Of Ciark's Leather Store, where No road 10
do any hing IN ,ny line with nestness and dispa .ch
have secured the services VI my old partner. j.
McEvitt, late of en- York City. whore he has been
cutting in one Of the Fashionable 81
that city, 60 that any via hing the styio will
please give me call.
Youihs and Boys Clothing cut In the latest New
lofk style, as havea full set OF Patterns from
the East. JOHN FRAZER
dec2Ud3m
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PIANOS! pIANOS!
EUGENE HAMMER,
Sorth-East corner Of High and 7th sts., Ksokuk,
Teacher OF Music
AND DEALER IN
GILBERT 4 CO.'S PIANOS.

MYTH and without -
! ! !
~ the Roeap attach
IN I, - unsurpassed in y
style, beauty Ct finish. n ~ II -
tone, aetion and durabih - &
~, and possessing all theT Ks|
modern improvements. - u
The following named @&y A
persons are referred to AZ
having in use and highly approving r. Gilbert a
Co. = Piauos:
A. Barclay, H.Taylor,
Geo. G. Andersen, Mr. Muse
Ia. q. Huiskamp, Miss Hays,
J. N Billings, Miss Folks,
N. Stafford, W. Ii Dillon
U. Hspiee, DR.. Griswold. Ills.
Mr.Jennings, DR.. kitchy, Ills.
J.C. kstes, r Wagxoner. Ilk..
Mr.. Story, Mrs. Miller, Warsaw.
DIR. Brice, j. u. Sanford Bentonsp,t
W. ). Mc3avic. Mrs. Wilson, FarminRt'n.
Having on hand large assortment OF these in
| strunents, wouid invite those wishing to eur
chase to call and examine them. Alsosecun nd land
PiEnos for safe.
P.s.-Particular attention given to tuning and
emoving Pianos. tjulyi4d1
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Cause.-The loo bridge cracked, yesterday,
from shore TO shore, and left 8 6ssurs from
ten.to twenty feet vide, which afterwards
closed up 10 part BY the downward pressure
OF the lee. With few more such warm
days ~ yesterday, tho ice will soon be dis.
solved. and the river CHAR.
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~EkNHe1FE'S SALE.
STATE oS IowA,lss.

NE0N - - II
s1N l.. @ osy ,1.A S.
llY virtue II Special Execution TO me directed,
- issued w the Clerk u the Dlstrict Court Of
said county, iaveS "a James T.. Bruce George N.
Barber ana j. L. Fsyette Curtis. plaif tits, and
Princes G. Wright, Winthrop peNoif, Samuel
kobb, Samuel off, j. Brent esrtner ard wife, 4.
j Firth, A. Hine, John X. Alien, John McDougal,
Jesse kuddick, koseiaM Wright. Ansei Phillips
Wadsworth, jonas Wheeler and others, have
lev,ed upon will sell TO the highest bidder, 1t
the door Of the Clerk Office OF the district Court
Of lee County, Iowa, 1t Ksok ak IN said county,
the 1eth Day Vt February. a. u. 1901, bsfwte ths
honr~ ~ n'.lc-k ]. ~ ard n'ct"sk ~ - SD
day, commencing at o'Sloek p. nj the fellos ing
properly to-wits certain II sc, being 30 aHfss
land situa ted IN Lee County, iowa, and being All
the north quarter or The northeast quarter 81
section fourteen in Townlhip sixty i've north q
range Gvswext, excepting therefrom ton Actss In :
square form - the scuth.east coraNr u the sans
quarter OF said quarter section, with ~ sppuTten
ances and aisn Ill the last ten sit~
uatc at tho south east quarter 81 said noFth-sast
quarter Ut said section fourteen with the exception
Of twosand hall acres In AsquaTe form 81 the
south s4st corner Of tbs ssms ten sofs tract est-
mated 81 seven and half sores
Taken, levied upon and to- Dc sold BY order Of
Court 70 Salty said Writ q Rxeeaton.
ksokuk, January lS, 1881.
sheriff u Leo County.
| CURrIs, 0ILLnoRs h CUHrIa, P1eGhsAtt'ys.
jan 2id3s -tpsss fss t4o]
UIarteA Tor 1871. 77r
| a GOOD SUPPLY jsst received ard ~ sale By
3..,-s x.ssl.s. " /, S sass i2sn Ia.
I16 AADS. psims n ~. ,anGaA = lor .sAls "
as ~ y. AU61An OO. x
jyAlAasA nAh - 1aaA~s
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Enyel0RcAs IUycIOPeA!l
DORTE-FOLIO, Uddcia l Consular, Leg sl Invoice,
! Bank, Document, Pacsct Post, Commercial
Post, Bali Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Note. caid, and Drug Envelopeso Of ali loo
And prices. Just received At
OGDEN, BKONNELL 6CO.'S
City Book Store, 81. Maiu-st.
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The Turner'S OF St. Louis have re-
solved never to yield their rights and duties
o. citizens Of the United Ssatcs, and 10 cas-
OF the secession Of Missouri, they declare 10
favor Of = provisional government under the
protsction Of The United States for the Union
loving county OF ST. Louis.
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Ibc Oatf Ultp.
-WEDNESDA MORNING. FEB. 90.
- -
EI.cWtlOn.
Tho great attraction this evening will be
tho Exhibition Of Prof. Bslding's pupils IN
Elocntion. The AtheDn I'm will be crowded
OF course, and We presume the entertainment
will be satisfactory.
GoIsa The loo bridge cracked, yesterday,
from shore to shore, and frft fssurs from
tento twenty feet vide, which afterwards
elossd up 10 part By the downward pressure
OF the lee. With few more such warm
days ~ yesterday, tho ice will soon be die.
solved, and the river CHAR.
c. The Turner'S Of St. Louis have re-
solved never to yield their rights and duties
o. citizens Of the United States, and 10 case
OF the secession OF Missouri, they declare 10
favor Of = provisional government under the
protection Of the United States for the Union
loving county Of St. Louis.
tTThe ncx King Of Prussia has issued
IN "Act Of Grace" By which the return Of
various exiles il nov possible. AnopE
other names, " SEQ those Of Lieut.. Willig
Of Cincinnati; Schurs Of tho Connscticu
Legislature, (Carl Sahurs Of Wisoo nsin, }
and DR.. UoE baner Of Iowa.
GIVE call tho attention OF the Cincin.
matt Enquirer to tho following beastifal par
aragraph from the Charleston Mercury,
about the Northern Democracy, Who visited
the Charleston Convention:
Ii was an evil hour that they came to
the coil Of South Carolina 20 hold their
Convention for the consummasion OF this
goodiy work. The soil il not congeDial 10
tho swindler. We saw with disgust the sort
IT u4trir representing States K6d parties =
fourth rate connty Iasyers--what they call
in .Gsorgis jsck.leg lawyers-blAck leg
would be better and y more impudsnt gang
OF plunderers, wire-puileFs and swindlers,
With few exceptions, we're never before
.eeHf FefaleA tesethss, and xiih sasA msA-
etrous Part professions. The claim of the
Northern delegates vas, in 90 many words,
to have u platform 20 meaningless AZ 10 per-
NIT them ID lie ad libitum.
Tho Charleston Msrcury's Washington
correspondent says Of Senator Andy johnson
Of Tennessee:
Abuse from Judas Iscariot could not b
more welcome 70 John, the s'beloved disci
ple,v than Andrews foui lamentations to 1
gallant and free people. Low flung wretchei
never forgive gentlemen for being gentlemen
1t IL eald by those who know him, that
thor rough ablnsion would remove 90 thick
coating from Johnson's hide that his clothe,
wouldn't fs him, and the actual contact o.
CLEAN linen with bis skin would give him II
attack Of acute inaammatory rheumatism il
less than thirty minutes. Hs hates thos
who differ from him in those respects, espe
ciaily Uarolinisns.
ETMr. Hndman Of Ark, suggested il
the House on the 18th inst, that ter. Scot
should lie informed that there Ia no furthe
use for msrcenaries around the Capital.
hat ~ -, Mr.. Hindman, and the like Of him
had better quit and 50 home lLousviil
Journal.
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cTThe nc~ King Of Prussia has issued
IN "Aot Of Graos," By which the return Of
various exiles il nov possible. AnoDe
other names, " sec those Of Lieut.. Willig
Of CINCINNATI; Schuri Of tho Connscticu,
Legislature, (Carl Sshurs Of Wisco nsin, J
and Dr.. uotI baner OF Iowa.
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Keokuk Drug Store.
rlGth-Atrcci. bet. Mntn 4 nion0ean
kE0kLk, IOWA.

ALARE assortment Of Drugs,
a Chemicals, INSTRUMENTS sIC
Fancy articles just received ~
che above establishment, com.
prising all the new Chelnica
Preparations, Iildcn Fiuidhx
tracts. lrusses, Abdeniina. Sup
porters, pessaries, >pes aiums Vi
ail kinds stethoscopss, Caths
tiers, aper,natorrbra Rings, . u
some splendid cases Of Char
sierc's superior instruments.
These ~ tlcies having boon re
iscted vii b pecial reference /
the known wants Of The lrotc
the best terms to Physicians q
Apri ln-dAM
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Ibc Watt Ulip.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. 90.
FL. cuGlOn

Tho great attraction this evening will b
tho Exhibition Of Prof. B.iding's pupils il
Elocntion. The AtheD I'm will be Gro ded
OF course, and We presume the enserssinmen,
will be satisfactory.
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nep1pTN AND AMe1Hn

O. A. DUKE ana W. Il. BARRETT having
1s formed = partnership in the shoe business
would ask s.-a:e Of the public pa,ronsg e. and I
continuance Of the old custom Of the house.
We have concluded that in these hard times it is
disgrace to work, and both ing practical work
men, we will devote ourselves to the manufacture
Of custom work, thus guaranteeing good ITS and
honest work maIship, AIT il eur interest to "a Axe
! both.
We shall keep constantly ON hand well select
ed stock Of Eastern work, which viii be sold ysry
low. DUKE $BAkRETT.
Oct23d
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dh MISS =. KIM =, Qc
~ NainrStrosj. bclveea Ind and 3rd, IA

0h 0IS8 -. I'm q, .0e
No xaikStrssi. belveea and and 'rd, "a
- ETUkSS her thanks TO the Ladies for their
IN Patscnage, and hopes TO have cont inuance
Of the same. She has just received her Fail and
Writer Stock of French Millinery, Bonncts,
French and American Flowers, Fcathefs, Ribbons,
veivess, Chnille Head-drssscs, and embro idering
chinilie, Frencb Corsets, Dress Trimmings. Cloak
Tsssele French Embroidery, collars snd fets Of all
qualities, KiA Gloves, 0auntlets VI all kinds and
different prices, and super fancy KNIT Hoods.
large lot VI Hoop Skirts end skirt Sepporters on
hand which WILLIS sold nj cost. Isep76dl
DtssotWtbUn NJ 40. Parts cvs hip.
vIsHE Partnership heretofore existing between
Drs. NJ. W. hicks and } H. Andrews 10 this day
| dissolved BY mutual consent.
DR.. Hicks continues tbs practice Of Dentistry d
the old stand.
Al. persons indebted TO the Arm are requested Il
call and ssttle. NJ w. HlChS.
keokuk, Dec. Is. 1860. J. II. ANDREWS
dsc2Idlw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-03
NEW YORK BGKALp, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1861.

marcned INTO the fort the secesson troops marched
OUT ana having formed in line the rampars the stars
ana orpes were raised and saluted The troops were
then removed 10 the Adelaide and spent the night the
pay leaving only force enough in the hold it, The
next morning the prisoners transferred To the Mnne-
sofa outside VI the bay, and started for New York.
me only misfortune that hcicI the Union was,
that the Harriet Lane RAJ agound in cndcavoring
INTO the pay after me white nag was hosted She was
still aground when the other vessels left with but slight
prospect of being gotten or But man was wounded
the side of the Union forces, and that was only
slight wound on the hand from the bursting
of one of our own shells in Fort Clark when We first took
possession Of It, Though our newspapers had impru-
IDENTIFY given public notice. for week before the aaat
started or the intention, yet they had learned Of II too
ate TO make any provision for special Defence and
Victory as complete without any great disaster on
soe aud comparatively little loss OF life theirs and
capturing about seven hundred prisoners Perhaps
another Victory two Of the kind might persuade
tho croakcrs who have been crying out about the in
efficiency Of the navy that the navy is able and willing TO
do all that prudence will justify At least give the navy
the credit due for this
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On BOARD TIE ADELAIDE, I
cuRs ApylEp RAY August n 1871


Yesterday afternoon left the Pawncc, and with Lieu
tenant Quackenbush proceeded in boat to the Minnesota
As we came alongside several launches busiy en-
gagged in transporting the captured prisoners from tho
Adelaide TO the Minnesota They rough looking re
lows badly uniformed or not uniformed at ALL locking
though they did not where they might be taken
Six hundred put board and the Adelaide
Immediately to be sent to Old Point with General
Butler and STAFF aud others who desired 10 Co. At half
past two left Cape Haeras and after delightful sail
over smooth as glass, reached Old Point Com
ort three O'Clock. General Butler landed and commu-
nicated with General Wool At seven O'Clock we started
for Annapolis where are 10 be landed from thence
to proceed to Washington General Butler to bear impor
tant dispatches and your correspondent to get of his
communication.
We have twelve wounded prisoners board who viii
be placed in the hospital at Annapolis The wounded are
receiving skilrul treatment from N. William H. King,
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Ship William Tell Destroyed by Fire.


LOSS ESTIMATED AT $50 ,000-NARROw ESCAPE OF
THE PAssENGERs-TnE CREW ARRESTED BY THE
HARBOR POLICE On SUSPICION OF BURNING THE
SHIP.
Shortly before two O'Clock Monday morning the
fire bells rung for the Eighth district caused by the
burning Of the Havre packet ship William TELL Captain
Bonney. The ship was lying at anchor in the North
river, off the foot of Morris street. She to have
sailed for Havre yesterday morning. The crew were
shipped on Saturday, and the vessel at the time Of
the fire. in charge of the second mate, the captain
and first mate being shore. The steam ferry boat
Montague Captain James Bcnner Immediately proceeded
to her assistance and succeeded taking off the crew and
passengers, with most Of their baggage together with the
captains Instruments Subsequently the steamboat PACT
nc OF the line towed the burning ship ashore on
the south side of Governors Island where she now lies
with heavy list 30 starboard all spars rigging gone
and burned through her lower deck The Union erry
boats Exchange, Bedford Wyandank and Peconc assisted
in putting out the fire. The William Tell is ,154 tons,
rates AL was built in 1850 in this city, and is owned by
parties in this city.
For hour previous to the alarm given On shore the
fire was burning below the decks and signal rockets and
blue lights were being fred off, These noticed by
Coxswain Smiley and crew. Of the Harbor police, who,
after proceeding TO the vessel and ascertainng their
procured the ferry boat above mentioned and
turning took of the passengers and baggage
The mate it appears suspects that some Of the
puposcy set fire to the Ship and accordingly the harbor
police arrested the crew and conveyed them to the First
precinct station house The alarm CT Are brought
Fire Marshal Baker to the dock but, being unable to
board the ship he repaired to the station house where
he found the crew. and at commenced 10 investigate
the origin Of the fire. The men were examined, but all
denied any participation whatever in the wul burning
Of the ship One man nancd james Chase admitted that
the second mate had on saturday put him in irons
for misconduct, but he was willing to serve
on board, and had never refused to do duty
Two other men, named Henry LLOYD and Daniel Cox
stated TO Marshal Baker that they Ind never shipped nor
lad they signed any articles ship but had on saturday
while drunk been carried On board by the shipping
limos IL. Al
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MISPLACED CONFIDENCE IN THE REBEL
COAST DEFElNCES

FTONl the KaIeigh Standard.
we learn on good authority, that Commodore Barron
OF the Confederate Navy has been assigned to duty by
President Davis the coast of North Carolina and Vr
gina. With the armament already at his command in
connection with our lard batteries the coast IL is
thought that he will give the Yankees warm reception
1t will be seen from this that the Confederate government
has assumed entire control Of coast dsfences and
TO allay all anxiety on the subject assure our
friends ON the coast and elsewhere that Governor
Clark is emitting no opportunity, but is employing all the
means at his command to have them rendered not only
secure against attack but prepared thoroughly for often
siYe OneratinnS.
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THE REBEL PRISONERS.

Colonel Bradford born in 1904 and was the FIRST
child in America who named after Andrew Jackson
then Judge in Tennessee. JIG was we believe native
Of North Corolna, and was educated at West Point lie
was fvoritc of General Jackson when President and
owes his rapid advancement to the Partially of his god
father He is well known Captain Bradford Of the
United States Artillery and has been for years stationed
at Fayetteville, in North Carolina whence he energies
fall blown traitor to the government which he owes
neutrality-suspicious. rank and position. He falls
bad cause aud will find within the gloomy walls of Fort
Lafayette several congenial spirits
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Married..

iEskDIcI-TwExDY Danbury, Conn on Wednes
uay evening, August 49, at the st. James Episcopal
cnharcn, py the Rev. Mr.. Townsend, c. H. BESEDicr Oh
inns cry 70 MAS ANNIE oldest daughter of Eigar s.
CAMisII'-wIoa.-- the Rev. Cotton Smith, at the.
Church Of the Ascension WIN. CAMrDErI to CorpEIiA E.
Vice, both Of this city,
MAlloY-O' RouRKE--In Brooklyn, on Sunday, septem.
Der in the Church Of the Assupmtion, by the Rev
Mr. keegan, MATHEW MuLoY, TO Miss ANNE ORouRKE
both Of that city.
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consignees that hns been burned in This NOR, b,, ,o
Tell. " "so'''' oi'' "h""in
twenty-five OF the crew OF the William Tell were
brought TO the Office Of the United States District A,or
ney by aposse Of the river police Some OF them were
by Mr. Andrews as 10 their knowledge of the
origin Of the IRE, but IL appeared that thew knew
nothing of II they were discharged The boatswaIp who
was on deck about half past O'Clock Sunday night
was the first to discover the smoke he informed one OF
the crew who happened up they both alarmed
the pilot and the mate and the rest Of the hands There
was nothing TO show that the Gre occasioned by do
sign, and the men were permitted TO depart.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rTyO C0NSUMPTvES-THE ADVERTISER HAVING
been restored to health in few weeks by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection and that dread disease, Consunp-
ton anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers tho
means Of To all who desire it he will send copy OF
prescription used Gree Of CHARGE with directions for
preparing and using the same which they will and sure
cure for Consumption Asthma Bronchitis, &c. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the prescription is 10
benefit tho afflicted and he hopes every SUFFERER may try
his remedy as will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Onnty, NY.
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FIRES on STATEN lsIASDAbout nine O'Clock on Sunday
night fire broke out in frame dwelling at Stapeton
owned BY Carl Constantine, and entirely destroyed
Another fire broke out al halrpast twelve A. NJ In the
carriage mandatory Of Mr.. Young at Castleton which
was also entirely destroyed They both supposed
be the work OF ncendiaries
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THE GREAT NAVAL VICTORY.
TcoNTINUED FROM FIRST pAGE.l

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.l
Us this morning, having in tow the prize brig H. $
Brooke captured at the Inlet.
Tho Harriet Lane got of at two p, NJ on saturday
Her armament and coal had been thrown overheard lno
guns would be recovered.
The robcs had eight killed and twenty five "o"nueu'
new military Department, il is supposed VIII oe
created FOR General Butler
Captain laneds company of Third artillery returned
nm the pcabodv They were tho TO land, and with
the Naval Brigade completely cut or the rebels escape
by land
Lieutenant Ioder was the first man ashore.
Two members OF Hawkins regiment we're accidenty
shot to-day one Of whom killed.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE LATE
VICTORY.
yHE CAPE HArTERAs EXPEDITION LONG coNTEM-
PLATED--CONsENT OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT. NE
OEssARY-NO MORE CANNON AT NORFOLK, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l, 1861.
Tho Navy Department, by able and experienced of-
sers has carefully studied the whole line of the coast a
view to making the best Of such forces as it uld
secure. The expedition was planned before the .ncetns
Of Congress- and when that body placed the necessary
nds the disposal Of the Department active prepare
hons were made. As the cooperation Of tho War De
parment was necessary, other preln requiring
time were indispensable, that it till Monday
the oath ut, that the expedition sailed The success
perfect and every anticipation Of the Department
ahzet,
The report of their Engineer -inChief also amon
shc papers. states thot all The good guns at Nofok
expended also the ho,e amount Of fuses. Some hand mad
percussion caps tcers found aud oos osceytained that III
copper had been stripped from Of their pri-es-the bar
Ln'cocd-te furnish material for caps, he aanact,u
g s1hich is Of toIerabe good quality
Among the guns captured was one large ten inch &C
umbad from the Tredegar Works, Richmond which ha
got been mounted.
Our vessels took three prizes-onc brig, the Henry
Rogers, Of New York, and two light boats belonging
Tho United States but i'll the employment Of the rebels
with miscellaneous cargoes.