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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-17
DR.. lUNTS WORM CANDY.

DELIGHTFUL PREPARATIONS II srssR.-NO
taste Of medicine; safe and certain remedy for
WORMS; mild and gentle physie for children.
All Who use IL are greatly pleased.
Prepared by ". :. LUNT, MaCHEK CRY. o.
70 whom all orders should be addressed for
the above medicines.
Sold BY n. +. Kizer. Winchester; Hunt a
Harris. Lynn; X. =. Starbuck, Buena Vista r
2 Halliday. Macksville. ID. Polly, balAka: y.
simmons. Union City; VIM. wickersham, Ne~
Llsbon,R. ~. Sumption, Ridgville. Jan 1917
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-17

From the Examiner, Norfalk. Va.
Cephalic pills accomplish the object for
which they were made, VIZ Cure Of headache
ia all its forms
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-17

have them on hand all the time. and fthe ar
.icle on the shelf or In the box does not exact
hll the bill. the very best Of stock Of all kinds
Of Leather. from the finest French Calf 10 the
heavies Stngy. is atyour service. Don't for
get that FINE Boots and Shoes can be had al
the Bank shop, and all Of them made in SUI
psriOr style.
Come along and examine my work, and do
not listen To other peoples gas and NONSENSE
A good stock OF Boots and Shoes always on
hand. Prices and work warranted to give sat-
isfaefion.
SHOP one door West Of Winchester
Bank JOHN GUNkLE.
nov Biy
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-17
LUNT's H0iRHOUND BALSiM.

PCorGHs.--The great and sudden changes
Of ourclimate are fruitful sources Of PrLsoS,Kr
and BRoNCmsL AFFECTIONS. Experience hay-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
stage Of disease. recourse should al once be
had 20 this Basam. let the Cough or Irritation
Of the Throat be ever 80 slight, a. by this pre-
caution a more serious attack be warded OF
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02

morning; spending half day in Ncw-Iaven, and re-
turning next morning. Fare for the excursion, 81 80
Excursion to West Point b. steamer Hendrix IIud-
sou, Capt A. a. Dykemap, leaving Pier No. 4, North
River on Thursday, at n. M pier foot of Jay street
at o'clock Spring St eet at 81 o'clock, Thirtieh street
at & O'Clock, returning in the evening. Fare for tie
excursion, SO ceD;s
The steamer Massachusetts will leave James clip on
Wednesday, at 6 o'clock p. m.
Excursions to Harlem every hour by the steamers
Sylvan Shore and Sylvan Grove, from Peck slip. Fare
each way, cents.
Celebration at Elm Park, Staten Island; Grafton by
the Rev. Alfred Goodman. Steamers Flora and Po-
mona leave Pier No. 49, North River, foot of Court.
land street, at g. 81 and IL a. m.
Hourly trips to Staten Island also by the fey-boats
from Whitehall clip.
The steamer Bridgeport will leave Peck slip on
Wednesday, July 3, at l2l o'clock for Bridgeport AZ
riving in time 10 connect with all express trains.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
WORK OF TILE PRIYATEERs.

The second mate Of the ship Marshall of Providence
Z. l., which was taken as prize by the armed rebel
steamer Music of the Balize has arrived in this city,
after an imprisonment in New-Oreans. He makes the
following statement:
The ship Marshall had been engaged in the cotton
trade between New-Orleans and Hayre and was on
her return trip TO the former city, and when her
destination took pilot blsy l5 who said that war had
not vet been declared but possibly ii would be- and that
he would take the Marshal where the facts could be
ascertsined, which he did, the mate rays, keeping the
Stars and Stripes flying.
Arrived at the Balize the steamer Music came along
side to tow the Marshal, the crew supposed over
the bar and rp to New-Oreans. The vessels having
been made fast the crew Of the Music took possession
of the ship.
Having secured their prizes the rebels went out and
captured the Abena of Boston, in the same manner
Both Of the CAPTURED crews were taken on shore, a
large crowd calling for the immediate execution OF
" TIE Yankees" They were, however, safely
veyed TO prison.
After nine days confinement the crews were liber-
ated numbering about 800 men in all, and were in
yiled 10 enlist in the rebel service. Some of them
finding impossible to get food, escape, joined the
rebel forces
MAlr Carr finally procured pass to come North, and
was given passage on the steamer VIM. Howard TO
Memphis. He proceeded thence 10 Chicago end leaves
this city for Aaine bis native State, this afternoon.
lie reports that the line OF the jackson Railroad,
abOCt sixty miles above New-Oreans, eight or nine
thousand secession troops encamped when he
started ON lSih Of June. They were armed mostly
with ehot-guns, though they had few muskels.
At memphis, where Mr.. Carr landed, abou, two
thousand troops were encamped. 1heee were in
miserable state; some Of them were unarmed There
were but but few guns among them; pistols swords,
knives, &c. comprising the bulk Of their stock There
were sand batteries al Memphis, mounting in all
four cannon The steamer Howard had cargo Of
cabel, which, with wire, was intended TO be strung
across The river at Randolph, act blockade, 10
prevent ships coming from ponts north.
The following is copy of The Confederate pass
which was furnished " aT, Car;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
BOARD OF COuNCILMEN.

The Board met on Monday evening, President JoNEs
in the Chair.
Mr.. Stevenson offered preamble aud resolution
setting forth that the amount expended by the Union
Defense Committee, for equpplng regiments for the
war being considerably greater than il was first anti
cipaed the ret apart for the relief of families
Of volunteers is now nearly if not quite exhausted,
and recommending an ordinance to be reported at the
next meeting creating additional fund of s2OOOOO
20 be used exclusively for the families OF Volunteers;
sld sum TO be placed in the hands of the Controller
for disbursement.
The paper was referred to the Committee on 0rdi-
nances.
The Board concurred with the Aldermen in the series
of resolution recommending public meeting OF citi
zens with Wow to relieving the wants Of families Of
volunteers.
A resolution directing the Croton Aqueduct Depart
ment to remove the rails Of the Eghthavenue Railroad
between Twenty-irst and Twenty-third streets, and
replace them upon the proper grade the expense TO be
charged TO the Railroad Company, was LAID over.
The Board concurred in directing the Chief Engineer
TO restore to Engine Company No lS their engine, and
permit said Company TO resume their duties.
The Board adjourned to next Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
nRooKLYN coMMoN COUNCM..


The Board met last evening, AID. FRANKS in the
chair. "a
Aid, Z. G. TAYLOR offered resolution, reseindil &
the resolution passed April % pledging the cyto pay
the salaries of clerks and othen in the employ OF the
city who have gone TO the war;
Aid WALLACE moved aD amendment, that the sub
iect be referred to "A Special Committee, with the
Counselor of the Board, for report.
There was some discussion, and the general senti-
ment appeared To he that the salaries should be dscon
tinued. The amendment was adopted.
An invitation was received from the Colonel OF the
10Th Regiment TO have the city authorities present at
the Review on the morning Of tbs 4th inst. Ac-
cepted.
An invitation was received from the Hamilton
Crews H. D.. asking the authorities to be present at
the presentation Of flag to the Company at Lee
avenue Church on the 9Th lust. Accepted.
A communication was received from Col. Graham,
stating that he had been requested by Gen. Duryee
detail guard ut the Arsenal He asks one ration per
day for said guard The request was granted.
communication from Leut.-Col. Fowler was
presented stating that he had been authorized 10
list recruits TO ill up the 18th Regiment. lie had sue.
ceedod in ensting DAG men, and asked that they be
provided with uniforms &C., TO enable them to Join
their regiment The State he said, could not furnish
the necessary articles ut the present time aud the
United States would not do it until the were mus
tered into the service. resolution adopted ap-
propiiatng g., 500 for the purpose.
The resolution passed at previous meeting Of the
Board, drec inc the Tax Collector tO omit the annual
sale Of property for unpaid taxes consequence Of the
embarrassed state Of financial aiaiis was rescnded,
the sae being authorized NY the Charter and 70
.uiiol could effect IL,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.-The
Special Committee appointed by the Common Council
of Jersey City, have made their arrangements for the
celebration of the coming national anniversary, as
follows: There will be national salute fired by de-
tachment Of the Hudson County Artillery at sun rise,
room, and sunset. AT Up. m. there will be appropriate
exercises at the Metropolitan Hall, consisting Of an
oraton by Isaac W. Scudder esq, the reading Of the
Declaration of Independence by Mr.. VIM. Dickinson,
and music and singing. In the evening" at hafPast
o'clock there will be fine display of fireworks at Van
Worst square. The Jersey City Police will parade on
that day for the first time in full uniform, similar to
that worn by the New-York Police, when they will be
inspected by the Mayor and Police Committee. Two
or three companies of the Home Guard will also parade
in the fore part of the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02

FoUBTH or July Excursions. steamer Peer
lees, Capt J. w. Wright, excursion trip to Newport
and Providence, and return leaving Pier No. 80 North
River (near Canal street,, on Wednesday afternoon
July 3, at a o'clock. Fare, going and returning, &C.
Passengers viii have opportunity Of spending the
day in Newport and Providence and arriving in this
city on Friday morning, at O'Clock.
Excursion to West Point, by steamer Broadway,
leaving foot Of Jay street on Thursday morning, at
o'clock, and landing at Amos and Thireth streets,
Yonkers, Hastings, Dobbs's Ferry, TaTytown, Sing
Sing, and Hayerstraw. Tickets for the excursion,
- cents.
The steamer George Law, Capt. Crawford, will
make an excursion around Staten Island, leaving the
pier between Barclay and Robinson streets at l030,
Spring street at 10:l5, and Pier No. North River at
II clock, on Thursday. Fare for excursion, 80 cents.
clan-bake excursion by the steamboat James A.
Stevens, Capt. Charles Quinn, to Roekaway, on
Thursday stopping at the Seaside House going and
returning. Leaves Catherine Market at o'clock,
foot Spring street at 8! O'clock and Pier No. North
River at 9 o'clock. Excursion, 81.
Excursion 10 New-Haven by steamer Continental
!esyils Pier No. g, Eas Rysr, at7;aQ On Thursday
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
Marlets-cAnrrrLLr kEron1nD roH rnE y. Y. TnlsrsH.

Markets-CAREPuILY REPORTED TOK THE " y. TKisuSE-
ASIEsTe market Is without much activity Of Pearls
at IS 6l7 p IS I5, and Pots az - soid - bZs.
COTTON-Ihe market continues infiy sc'ye and price.
sr.1usly ssle, Of 1900 bales We quote Middng
Uplands and Gull at li!ol5c
COFFEE-Ney Little Is dongi the stock OF kio Is lMge-eh
mated l45 C0 bags sales of moment have teen made
COPPER-Anercsn Ingo lower the sales 100000 10
DYEWOoDs@A good demand prevails for LogwoOd and
prices lave improved but with limited gppy Transactions are
les. icisd; sales OF l80 tuns j imaca AZ is 80.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western CsD,l
Flour fair but irregular rates 1he receipts ge aud
advance IN eishs gives buyers the adysnge rns
.aies ere l00 bbls. $37ga "a Tor supethne Western
apd 40 BOA o5 for uperhne state - ga - o. io tne
grades Of Western Extra; ~ Asa - s. Tor Ex.rs State
"a Oa "a 30 FOR Fancy dol - Jd for shipping brands
q Round Hoop Extra Ohio and s Oa IS ade brands
easier .es Of $50 bbs at "a 20 81 Extras Southern
FOur heavy tie supply good Tue nqal' rs mSdsas 81 M
mixed good superfne Baltimore Se ard 20 lSa ~ ie5
Faua Rye FJur easier snd plenty sales Of go
o. r ,ses Of 40 bbl. AZ % IS for Jersey S5d for
BranJywine, aud 70 for Msr:h's cslorie| -
sud active the inquiry mainly for export common
White neglected and IL lower the cose the receipu are
large but the supply Of Prime Club and Spns 1: moderate
Gheaso Club a. s1a9sc 81 500 bush M~ skee Club 7sd
ehe inside rate iOr IsS r s%uy T,a og.S Aqsss @
c ~ bush White Western, at 81 l5G 81 29i 400 bus
Red Western u go ~ 1900 bush "hie ~, Csnaais q. az
lll7 bush White Michigan, at 81 2od 81 90 Barley MAI
more sctiye steady sales of s4o bush IN lots at s
S. Of Canadian at 25d2e Western at dSOc and State
5Id3Ic Rye ssundsnt ales OF Western at 54d56c
State G7d6sc Corn is rather timer the inquiry good3
the close the receipts light sales OF 5000 bush AZ 3Sc fof
badly damaged id6c for heated 43G4Sc for Easten
HtY@The demand Is light shipment and the %
heavy sales OF $40 bales at J5G 4Oc. y 100 io
INE-The demand for Rockand l. limited but prices
uuchgrd sales Of coo bbi Common at 3Oc Lump Is quoted
MoLAssEsvery little business has been done sls Of %
l. paN Il m
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
Total. .l4,07l

Total. %oeS
NAVAL STORES-The market for Crude Turpentne
quiet but firm at "a 75 55 Spirits do. quiet but prices
are firmly We quote at &c Common kosin IN
bbls delivered. Fine do quiet but steady me
sales include bb low No. 81 So and 100 bbls Fine
No az - So Tar aud Pitch nominal.
OLS-For Lnseed the market s quiei small sales are nk
ing t 53d5c Crude Sperm Is quiet quote Prime at 81
sales bbls private Crude Whale is quiet a
d4lc Lard Oil s inactive and nominal last sale st Sc
PROVIStONSThe Pork market is less active, the inquiry
mainly for the local trade prices unchanged sales Of ~
hill AZ si4 75d IS for Mess sl6 for Clear and $loG$
bbs Al SO s0 10 50 for Rs ackea Mess and no ,5d$ IS
for extra Beef Hams dun at $l2d$4 Cut Meets are
steady sales of hhds and tc at d5c for Shoulder sne
5ia6c Hams Lard steady the inquiry fair ss'es Of "
bbs and tcs st t8Gy!c. .,,., 49, a., :.
RICE-The maks quiet sales at sS2S sc l2i 100 ~
sUGARS-The market is firm, and fair demand prevails
$50 hhds and 100 hhds Porto Rico 81
5d5lc GtOck hand this mornings stock lt July
1851 Cuba hhds Porto Rico, $40 hhds New Orleans
4O52 hhds Eugsh Islands, $50 hhds. St. Crotx, 1888 hh
Total 398 hhds boxes IS 025i bags Melado L4ao
SALT-he market continues quiet We have only TO notice
sale Of cargo Of Turks llana soodsoo oas on terms uo
TEAS-The trade is moderate and holders Of al kinds are
firm. 4,
TALLOW-The inquiry IS moderate and the market quite
heavy sslos 28C0O h good prime City AZ SdSc oAsn
WOO-The nsrket exceedingly dali the recepts a. 5s'
of the new clip have been very light owing to tne
hi. business The only demand that has prevailed has oeen m
The low qualities suitable for army clothing small a.s aAv
been made the interior at g26c the latter Pnes io 'ei
hne.
WTISKY-The market Is easier sales Of 400 ee'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
onsEoUIEs OF CAPTAIN WARD.

The remains Of Captain James VI. Ward, killed by
Rebels at Matthias Point, received at the Brook
lyn Navy-Yard at a late hour on Sunday night. Cap
tain Rmgold followed them from Washington with a
number Of the Freedom screw, inendeayOring 10
whose retreat from deadly fire the Commander fell at
his guns. Yesterday morning the body was laid in
state on the poop Of the North Carolina which was
draped with the coors for which be fought and
hung with them at half mast and greater silence than
that which is common on a man-of-war was observed
on the decks Of the ship. The men AL knew Captain
Ward. lie did much to make them happy and con-
tented. Only half year ago he gave them some
pleasant theatr ais on board the North Carolina, and
sympathized in their joys HE iieess form now
among them, ready Tor burial The collin in-
scribed with the name, age 5j and date Of DEATH
a ain silver plate and the sword and uniform Of the
officer, with vOtye flowers, were laid upon IT, Many
friends gazed at the features OF the dead, which
preserved in natural and calm expression The unn-
sual hustle OF the Yard suspended at about half
past two o'clock yesterday afternoon, when the re-
mains were brought from the ship. No religious
vice were offered. detachment Of Marines, with the
band OF the North Carolina, drawn up at the
landing When the body pas sed on shore hundreds Of
mechanics uncovered their heads, and the ship fired
heavy gun. The procession was, at once, formed in
the following order:
Marine Escort.
Band
81, 81. & $;$sSsi s;5:sis. : S:S S:S Esi FSs'
Family.
Copt. Wards Crew, Sailors and Marines.
Capt. M.ades Gigs Crew
North Carolina Ships Company
Volunteer Companies.
Revenue Officers.
Naval Oficers
This cortege passed slowly through the yard to the
measured drge and the deep mufmlr of the guns The
Stars and Stripes were at hal-mast, and the way was
lined with men, and with women, who could spare
their tears for gallant patriot dead. The only mne
date relative of the deceased who was present was
the son Of the CAPTAIN Mr.. Frederick II. Ward who
attended his father in his last moments. The trusy
crew that Ward commanded bore after the corpse lis
sword and other equipments The attendance of the
officers now stationed at the Navy-YaId and in and
about New-York, was large and distinguished. The
streets through which the lune raj line passed to reach
Fulton Ferry--Iudson avenue, Hight street, and Full
ton avenuepaid their silent tribute, and many flags
on the route were at hafmast. The remains were re-
eeved at the ferry about "a O'clock and crossed the
river in special boat. On this side they taken,
without further ceremonies, to the steamer Granite
State and Immediately embarked from Peck slip for
Hartford, where they will finally rest.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02

nSASIrARY ISsPEcrIos-The City Inspector reports,
for the week ending juno 30, that the number of sinks
and waerclosets cleaned was $780, loads of night soil
removed from the city limits l,iS3; dead horses 4V
dead cows, 81 dead goat Il dead hogs IL; dead dogs
and other small animals, l27D number OF barrels OF
ofal, 1000. The number of pounds of unsound, dis
eased or unhealthy meas &C.. seized or removed from
the city limits were, of beef S5Oi veal 2OOi mutton
$50; fish, 1,OOOi poultry a5Q voEk, 30oi pige, l9Vc
sausasee, 90; cheese, $50,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02

ARREST OF PIcKPocKETs.-Two young fellows
named Fallen and Edward McBdde arrested by Officers
Carroll and Mann brought before Recorder MsIdale Of
Jersey City yesterday morning charged with robbing Frederick
West add James Brundage residents Of NswYc Of gold
The named had spent the day the Of the
Anderson Bay House and returning late night
intoxicated fell into the hands of the accused who
succeeded in relieving them Of the property above named The
Oes however had watched their proceednss and effected
the arrest. The prisoners committed for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
Passengers Arrived

In steamship Hammoaa, from Hamby'g and SOsiha@2f%sn %
+. Hammer and amiy L. Lucesson ane family ar p;sst %
Benvk and family T. NJ Martin o. Lang " 9ersd 4 fssa sss
W 1;shiler carl Won Gahirak and daughters home-
ksmp L. EIie N Rosenstyn n ksrn A. otherp, B. Brsaea
siene w sohmId. England l. Fs,ens & I'Sss Ssa,S T.
BTocher Hanenberg B. Alexander L. Wehe a. WIN ntr
man Whelen o Butone Mr. and Mrs F. Goddard a. Sly.z
In Allo.t .taarac
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02

AccDESrs.-Patrick Graham boy IA years Of
age resjing No 80 Mulberry street, hal portion OF his l.
Rand blown away he ming pistol he taken 10 the
Ne,Yok Hospi;a Philip Grssson. member Of New forS
Engine Co. No had and lea fractured SuDdy
iuk returning Hsre0 by beiug thrown from the
tobgue give tue pavement while descending bill
He MS residence In Si1yeyenth street. near
r,afx
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
M.n,u,1,s orros. CcSrsnzsArE STATES OF /


thereby certify that Charles Cod second OF the snip
NssIr va. tax prisoner by s. c. Mcclellan ct al OF hs
AIMED steamer NJ rsic and driv. ed 10 sueh ana
m her cerif, on the 2Jth deg q tty ibl, oy te
art Of the Confederate CongTes Of he date Of the Zst OF
1851 said Chsres Card dischsT7'd from rson ~ ne a
feeby further Ty ,ht the foeg0ug ias te'n gls"h "
ssd Carles card a. the special auce Of Mer SAM
Mckee OF Of the no tr psctsbe firms f the Cry q NV
leans which certified TO she good and hole't o'P0
and character Of the said Chafsss Card -, , O ,,.hi
Nesc Cyle04s June 1R. 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
Arrived.

Steamship Hammonia tHan) sehwensen Hamburg jung y.
ard southanpton 18th at M. nde. and 400 pass 70 ~
hadt Co. June 20 lat 80 80 Ion 80 81 passed the sg a.
seamshp Bremen hence for Bremen sd a ~ ~ lo ak
passed Hamburg steamship Borussis. hence 10! hsnoS
lat ~ 46 loo bl -, pa...t .eS.ls-l2 CAy O.
hsroe FOR Eiysrpsol, cTausd the Bskls ~ II ", os
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02

CRY MARsHALs REPoRr.-City Marshal Ellis re-
ports the month June 2 persons committed TO
the City Prison in Jersey City for petty oense Over one
half Of these ofenses attributable to Ndfrnire
land, llOi England IL United States, % Germany 81 Wales
1 z
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
ARmY ANn NAvY.

On and after ThnFsdsy The 4h Of July the Military
Departments of tie Upi ed states Army, as learn
from pretty reliable source. VIII be as follows, Until
{urilef OrCeT6;
Ic.e Cc.g1It-s.
DlrAEIEKSr Sr Ai.sg4I-Tbe State sf A,soUu head
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
Arrival of the Golden Fleece.

MONTREAL Monday July ], 1861.
The steamer Golden Fleece, from England, with
troops and sores passed Father Point at 2:l5 p.
to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
Receipfs Of Produce

Jutr L-l6s2a bbls Flour 358 bbls Oatmeal iaso psss
WHISKY 96 bush Corn 22 6i6 bush Whea1 SS'<s o'''
Oats 60O9 bush Met $50 bush. Rye % bbis' A'hes
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02

SUPREME CoURT-Cn.SBRFs-JUIr L-Before Justice
LEONARD.
The room Of Part l. first OF the Circuit, being unoc-
cusd Judge Leonard held Supreme Court Chambers there to-
dy The calendar for the m Monday contains sbogi 100 mo-
Before Justice BARSARD-DNORcE CAsEs.
pbebe A. Struter agt. James Nj. Struter. Report
confirmed, and divorce granted
Henry spcer ag, Mary Jane spcer Report confirmed aud
divorce granted -
lrdnanl LurebeIg ast Caroline Lunebeg Divorce granted
DEcIsIOSs.-Georpe Stoker agt. Ray w. Potter.
Motion denied 10 with 10 delendt
within ten days answer &c with cost- Of this motion.
Sismuud Houseman al Isalc Emanuel e al Motion
70 Ji.charga attachment denied, with = 10 costs
Rosscsu al Jonas C. H. Tupper ct a.. Motion
grauted. with costs.
Richard $. Robertson sgt Nichols H. Denniston Motion
gnnted; costs.
Nm H. lily agt VIM McEiy ct al. Preliminary objections
overruied. -
Adene D Underhl sgt. Sidney Underh Referred back to
/ take further proof etc - - - , . -.
David Bdgeow agt Wm Goddard Motion denied with ~
costs -,
Thomas j. Coleman 4g David A. Mitchell Motion TO yacate
order OF arrest denied with costs
In re Accounting Bidey Watts geners guardian OF Sarah
Watts. Order granted
benjamin PrObts ast Cornelius " Anderson Motion denied
costs to abide event.
re baea corpus Of John Dowdla and James Dunn John
Dunn IA discharged The commitment l. clearly insufficient
Chae, Sagory o al ast The New orb and New Haven Rail
road Company Motion denied, tia s 10 costa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
PRIZE COMMISSIONERS COuRr-Before Conmi,sioners
THE PRIZE SCHOONER NARY CLINT

THE PRIZE SCHOONER MARY CLINTON.
The schooner Mary Clinton from Charlie ston to New
cins laden with nce whose capture pTze BY the a. D.
P0whsian the mouth of the MiisiPi River has
been before reported transferred 20 the Prize Commoners
to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-JULY l.-Before Jus
uce BMlSAKD.
The Court was opened this morning. but no business
wa transacted The Court aJ Journed to mex, Friday.