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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22


My reverie was broken by the sound Of
voices Then came that Of approaching foot.
steps. As II drew nearer new life seemed TO
Fquiver through my veins, like the fresh gush of
virgin spring. The most savage foe, TO
whom the torture Of captive were, an unap.
proachable delight, advancing upon me With
the msnscea Of demoniac, would at that mo-
ment have been welcome as an angel OF light
In comparison to the loDeiness-the utter woe Of
that dismal glen, and Its bloody and unburied
dead. .yt i4fi ~ rad g'Rsas a -i'e q
| In a few moments dozsn armed men were
| on the spot, leaning on their rifles aud gazing
round on tho dead Some stopped and exam
ined the hodies with careless serutiny; Others
merely stirred them Nth the foot, Or turned
them over with the muzzles Of their guns, with
the brutal indifference bloodshed engenders IN
| the heart.-a s4. f flslN nIn fHq ~ ~ q .lt'
i"They're dead. Let them roty, said one
who appeared 10 hethe leader Of the party. I
"Notall dead, J" l replied. soisl eN
Had Q voice actually issued from the tomb,
as mine undoubtedly seemed TO do, its effect
would mot have been much more startlDg.- =
Each man, for an instant. seemed changed in,e
q statue. Then the whole group mades simul-
ltaneous movement toward me. .sssf W. 'n9ts
iligqThAt,s the fellow that bsyonetted lkesp *,
4 clailaed Que OF tbems cooking his revolver and
lthfustink the muzzle between my teeth.
Y In another instant should have been In eter
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22

DGsAhN AND EIGUREp BLACK
- DEbss yIbKs, of every kltdS I1hs most select
ssssnsHs In The city, apa assnsssss.sc1sels rstcs.
.vs,Is ssI sp,ss ,vHs. isssss&S & Iissssss' Ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11
THE CASE or BARVEY

The recall of Harvey from Portugal has caused Il
deal II SPECULATION as 70 HE guilt innocence. No
doubt there il faactory proof at headquarters on the
point "a issue and if Harvey ht 10 call for i; on
b's return he will be accommodated. Meantime, we
have word tosay M TO the rdor reasoning oi some
of his frierdf.
In 1874 Harvey held cerlsLip, undcr Tyler in the
State DApariment and he there had access 10 State
.ocre,s In lie Spring of that year series OF letter
s1rcared in TA' Mr. IpOrH Ia weekly New York
uaperl dated AT Warrington and revealing all manner
Of such secreis The Authorization were much Per
picked at these revelations aud mace efforts 70 dis
cover the traitor. Harvey, among others, was
su.pected and be was length distinctly accurcd OF
the authorship Of the letters in editorial article III
The Auroro, a Oily paper then Published IN New
York by Arson llericB. Harvey wrote to The 11T0-
rq. Indignantly denying the charge and inclvsng "A
letter from the proprietor OF the Nc~- UoTld, which
seemed to sustain Harvey's denial, though At did not
sustain il iu fact.
AT this stage of he proceedings some " goodlaiured
friend" obtained from the office OF TIE hCc Word a
paos or two Of the original " copy" OF one Of the
Washington letter. and from the Office OF 1hc AnT0rd
the ofginal letter Of Harvey in contradiction OF the
cbargc. These were found 10 be IN the handwriting Of
Que nnd The same person. They were forwarded TO
Presidert Tyler who had Interested imsalf in the III
yesiig ton, and Harvey WIZ promptly removed from
lis office.
These facts show that, whether Harvey IL innocen
or not Of the treason charged npon him, he canno
claim an acquittal on the ground Of previous good
character. n. Y. Evening Pose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11
GENERAL DIX,

II at the tims the difficulties of the country cnlmnaie
in open war; the voice Of the State OF New-iork could
have been obtained in the choice of General To lead
the regiments to the field there would have been uni'
versal response indicating that able states
man md officer Gen. John T. Dix, and ms appoint
ment by Gov. Morgan 10 a State NaJor-,irnca,shiP
WAS in RESPONSE TO hs universal with OF The people.
The honor thus conferred upon lin has thus far
moved AS empty IN hs been he nine fevi-
ner,. fied ont under BIZ inspection and conprsed in
Iii. division have been ordered one by one 10 q seat
of war leaving the commanding officer hnally whoai
a single regiment. 90,
Massachu-cits has sent Eve regiments into the heid
and has been honored with two MaJor-Generals-}ni-
Ter and Banks--bO,h the Juniors Of Gen DIX, "hlie
Nev-Yofk which has sent Tor ward au entire corP, d.
ayues OF thirty tLouAand men, has yet TO be Recognized
by the appointment Of single United States Maori
General Geo. Dix feels keenly thls neglect on tie
part Of the General Government and bas III o1ntemp-
lion an early resignation of hs present empty Donors
This shoud be. There il still room on the held Tor
active and efficient talent which Cen Dix pOrsesses IN
a marked degree. ICommer'lai AdNertlser'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11


Small detacmcnts from Boston, Pilildeiphl', non
ester. and Bufio arrive every week. but tee "u',es
do rot average TWO Inen DAY all round ne re'rhs
et,,jred az Bshiuore ore cent to NdslinSton.
fne.e il ali impression that Capt. Sheyptru % nc
81 fa,trv. who left Washington on Friday WIN hve
nueuies ~ lis regiment, has been entrusted WIN
d.cl,e and NOS, mpOrtsnt mission. The Cat flu Is
Ne0-Ynrk.r eneied the service as Brevc-i-le ten-
snt IN L 4thIuantIy in July 1870 An six years auer-
y,ar,ls he got a Capuin commission, ano Is now a
Major by l}revet He is one 81 our best officers me
.,ee under hin have not known the luxury OF house
Kbelter for many year, and have teen seeveo nor
What nilitsry men call IA pretty tough job.
Several DANCES have Of late been made m the oifces
Of tie recriiig service here, since they Were N"o-
s-h.d L. I. They are now follows: Hudson street,
Cast Bcye. y. Y. DraK,nns; Cedar street, Lieut.
BEIkbead Va; Cherry street Navy, Cart. Mnndy,
lieut. CrtyjOn and Su, geau MtyO; South street. Lieut.
kcIlae SaaV and DR.. ihOriby
The Federal forces in the harbor are dinnlsihng ny
degrees Son:e 900 sailo,s have left within sh" I
time and considerable force OF soldiers. l. Is morn
M the force Of Gifted States regnsfs Is - loi'"s'
faIxerpor's md 80 men; Fort Hamilton, tbS mem
North Carolina, receiving ship, "A meu total l,i''
Yae troops that arrived from Texas are SUI "' 'lc
perS but could leave at a moments no'l'e.
The Preble has at last bad a COMMANDER appointed
n her. His name il Capt. French, OF Ma-saonastlis.
PIE ia an officer of considerable noIe, having been IN
ne navy since lsS and years GA the oce an
Me WIS recently commander Of the navy yatd at hos
am whence the Preble will sail for the Gulf the htiei
uayt of tli- week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11

ondly cherish the memory Of our nstrlous friend
He shall live forever grateful affections. May
those who il career and GEEK 10 r1val bis lane
initiate ! in in llis snce i'y and devotion.
Into The merits Of thai career il IL not my province
10 enter; such discussion would be unsuitable III me Az
any time, and MOI appropriate the present solemn
occasion. In chat regard too many will be found 10
do JUST to bio meir. l can only bear testimony to
the sincerity noble mind -dness, and independence OF
tie man. is worth bet attested by the sorrow OF
all for his loss Such universal grief is the snrest evil
dence of his merit May that blessed reare which he
80 ardeniy desired rey.i' beloved country!
May the Great CONSIDER comfort her who was short
time since ~ cherished vie of b4 BOSOM but now
desoIate widow Nav our Father in Heaven protect
tie orphans 10 whom Re bequeahe touching leg
acy aud may they walk worthy the fame of their Illus
trion- father That honoTed name now written IN
indebe characters in tie cOnroils Of biz country ~
il forever blended it'll the fame Of our own state III
particular. He tie last OF the great band Oh vel
ei an Statesmen whose Ike shall not soon look
again, and cons lcuone among tie names OF tnoSe
PATRIOTS and sages shall shine thu bopored name o
him whose l0a uatlon deplores to-day, the orator,
the patriot, the statesman, Stephen Arnold Douglas
The casbet was not opened af,er leaving Bryan HAIL.
but the Grafton elosed, fresh flowers were streWn
above il, the nde inclosing wooden box covered
with s lid this was scrcwed down, and all was over
The carriages returned city, the procossOn in
eaviog the ground passed The final resting place
OF Dougla, aud thence its return home ward
The military with qnickeued strps moved 10 stirring
military ans smult neously the mist melted into the
clear sunlight and the crowd meled back into the Or
binary everyday pursuits OF our busy city LIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

DI>PAtCH FROM ANNhPOIIS-GAILANT CONDUCT
OF TiE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT-THE "a t.
T,ON OF II PpLNiSG TIE BkOOkLiN MILL
TAl.N Al TIE SEAT OF WAR WITH CLOTHING.
ttam,eiBg of the Common Council, last evening,
Mr. SrEoNG read tire following telsgIaphlc dispatch
from Col. Smith commanding the 18th l6rOoklynl
Re. ircut ut Annapolis /, h dated June 10:
.. a.. N,it.f,,H. T. ). Cuo0EE No. %, Faoa street.
Send on Companies and X to join regiment. have
ust rturu.u expedition hASipg captured SIX lt) Md
pieces o muskrt with amlnti3n and clipH ents also.
ABEL SMITH, Colonel"
Tie announcement was received with great cnthu-
tiasn.
Subsequently, Nc. Strong from the War Commas
sion offered the following es'iduCns:
,ped That the Mayor. Conclc-, d Treasurer are mere
by authorized g. borrow upon tie cIedt OF Tue cl t sam o
upon hcae certlioaics to De l.suti ny c
proper DceIs bearing iucrct az rate NOT t'etedhs ~ S
ne annum %, uay the 20 he reed u
b. usd To- procuring such cJuipmruts Tor ne ION ina -'1
Re- rtts FROM his cy, the officers thereof al tetS "'
actually n, eded by the urn uudsr u"t command
Hot,d Iuat tie public 'ditn aG pup,t! OF 'Is ~ Z"
Brook lyn m, hereby Irds,d for the redemption ana payment
a certificates the oroo1g resolution aud thai IN,
paid Of the r moneys In tno treasury aPpHoe
that purpose. -. -.
Ion. de ate ensued in which it was stated on com
uetcnt authority that the men were without Shoes and
many with scarce sufficient cothiugto hide their naked
ness Others contcnded that the State or the Federal
Government should supply their wants
Mr. FISHER moved that the consideration OF the sab
i.ct be postponed, which lost by vote OF to &
Mr. Mclaughlin moved that $40 o0O be appropriate
for cothiIg aud so 900 toward tho support OF iamlie
of volunteers. which was also lost.
The original resolution was then put, and lost by
tie votes TO :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11
Arrived.
~. $. t.,nsport). Gsryiu, Old

Steamship SITE Of Georgia u. 5. t,n'pOrtl Gsryiu Old
shp So"sutioo tr Jones, Liverpool May 10 md'e snd
Az pass 10 Ni.adis Guion. Aay - lat ~ o. ,2n % -
sn ON me ?th in , q a. lou 49, during which
spit sails led away maintora y,id niLlen -,
had tic jb blown from the rot hook, and received "'N
hR Tes C,sian, Cacacr castle 81 days coal to order
I'm llt ~. lon. a., several .tr.r .ehefgs. .
B,k Naarene Peters Trinidad Cuba 10 days. sugar 10 j.
Bait VIM IT, Wall Park. Sssaa May . sugar and esN'
s"S r. Walker of BOston Haynes sasua IL days 'us"
bns W. ca'd, Dr. Of Gcols PGass ~ i"n. - 10
spoke 1ark Pheus (of Lubsc ne oo9sd % cog BruS.
nIps f1o, 81 John n B. Liverpool The W. u saw =
ge number 2ieeSe' on s Street. charen.e France
Az. HANDY Nc TO a. T.. Co.tilon. f., a., IDLY
snnbis SBi Blien Linsn, C. b. sday coal 70 j.
Miedse n uolme. tof Port JeaorsOn) Brewster, Ponce
, Oun' 90. e., bsl..t 20 T. Giluia;in. a.
SIR h2 D. hin,ey Collins, Ponce, +. H., days ss'"
q, 't. M toe. 20 Brewer Caldwell m II,
81 nav' sI,sr star of BamoTel. Philips, Arroyo r. H.
day. l. Lowering. Jones, Eiabehpor, for Taunton
s sh, john Oiyet Sands tnla0ethor for Edssr'o~n'
sssT n5 I s,e S 1sS.fc ol,, ard in ballast
sSSr. Thomas Ireland Ho~c., so7ton, .o,.
s sca 1 ANNA & E SS9 EsdTe;5. sodad'y.
Schr. j. n Duriee Davis Fsll Rycr I. d h.l..,
sclr J. Dar.ius Adams, hoyidence IN oAa.r =, po,,ou
senr Esrn sawyer Mayo, EleeheGI. eSi 70.
Scbr S',ancsr Handy Elirabrthpors for 5seo ~,
ScIr Clara Ellen Dodge. EiubehpoTt 10. bH,5 pSs."'
g., In.,ic,' sh,don E,habe .hpor for New beiiom
SIR G. T. nl.c Meier, ExAnehport Tor new Des s,
Soop OREGON Rhodes. Providence days, lnu''' " '''
Soop Syren Nors Eiitsbe,hpot ior NoIwss
Soop New World Taylor E,ilaoe,hpor iSr nsis Haven
ST. weGi,tor Bosack. Eizatshport ior Ne" ha'e"'
ST. Ryran Allen Eilsbethpor 9r Southport .,., a..
BELOW-Bark Ida (DEl fTotn Ne"es'ue - u''' W.
M Sc. TAYLOR Co. .
s sn.Jureg ,hlps Martha J. Ward ST john y. I,S.
,,,h london; Manchester Liverpool parn VII I.ys,s
todp Bremen; Mary y. Douworth AsPinwal p, u.ns
Nm, Hion bradbury Cicnfuerosi Mary w. Pierce na''
..INu--I...l. ~, ~, ,. s0ls>. L. ~ S'i'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11
THE REFUGEES FROM TIE SOUTH

The arIival OF refugees from the South by the
steamer Alabama, Which orri Cd at tbis port Suu
day evening, was noticed in yesterdays TRIBUNE
Il appears they brolght in the steamer West
Poiu carrying Secession haV and flag OF truce 10
Tie United Stlie5 fTgate CuO JeIiand, Friday, and
OH Saturday were transferred 10 The Alabama. AS
nearly as b. learned those who had money came
on by way Of Baltimore. The remainder, cOnsist ~
Of about 0ne BuuGred, among them only few men,
c1Ire by the ALDaDa. These men worked in the
Port.moutb Navy Yard mp 70 the day Of toe Virginia
eiec;ioD, and refusing 20 tole t0 ,ccess n,
oeTCd 20 leaSc. They were Dol fad tie b.iJuCe Cue
tbem or them left property in real estate which
they iniO d ohio DC COnnoc's.ad, and all iung
% .id conveyance were PLACED Cn board he Wcsl
P0iat az stated. Those o. them who had beea en-
pl1ytd ia tie Nayyi ard al Portsmouth Furnished
win loltes lroHtnc Commodore Of The yard 10 C0u
noore Breefe here. One Of the women had six little
children, aud stated that her husband entirely
without means. Another had two ,babesl and was IN
q similar condition. a lady from Norfolk, accompa-
Ded by a con and datph'eTl eople apparently in
pecuniary eireumstauces-i>sC considerable property
there and brought some away contained ia packages
which, however, fled g. reach the Cumberland from
the West Point. 1ofse packages cohtaI.ed her ler-
sonaI lewery and all the ready money ehe had with
which she expected TO reach her home near Roches
ter. BY the detention of this property by the Secs
tonisls ans ia leff without the of proceeding
her journey.
THE TWENTIETH RICIafEST TURNER RIFLES.
THIS regiment, which for the past few weets has
been quariered ~ Tntc Ray, are now IN readiness to
depart, with the exception vi small but essential
items In the equ lmeht Of tht, ofcers Tor tho purchase
Of which they IN need of Oh amount due them from
Tho Stae, which they have bsen unable TO draw
sec9upi Of disGcpancy u The gag .! .sf'.Se, ~ VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11
PUBLIC ME'EIINNGS.
BOARD OF CONNCILMEN.

Tie Board held a regular meeting on Monday alter
noon, Mr.. Joss, tbc Pntdent, i, the Chair
Nr CLEVELAND offered resolution to DISCONTINUE
The UJgiy y. srs as a Corporation newspaper =.
In connection with the sane subject, tie veto OF
the Mayor q inst the resolution fo the APPOINTMENT
of Special COMMITTEE to examine mo tbe pte5enii
mode Ct CORPORATION advertising was taken up, anu
the Board conquered ~ the re-lui N, Lotwl'nstahcS
the obaciious OF The Mayor Mr.. Clryelancs feeolu-
ton WAS then ADOPTED by IL Yeas TO Nays. ,
By retoluli IL ol MI BicEfoED, the Controller YVES
requested to inform the Bolrd unoer what ao'non'y
and upon what term ,ertain persons are running d
terry nom tie foot of Snug street, North River TO
Gnttcnburg and Fort Lee. Al-o, by what anthofity
The lIarl,m aud =, uyten Dnygel Navigation com-
pany are ronn.ng ferry between Harlem ana Mtg
Brige iii.
+, the HoAJaJie Me Boaya OF .HdeInsn; A..
GENlIGasN: Your petitioner re'psctny "P'ee' ,Y,
lis cSun,r, that he solder in the DoH, "a. q Rhode
in l83, 'nd th't his nome Is recorded n hr inay
tat his an.utrd tot di a. mucho crush me ',L .o
any Eau h IN a. 'i ia, ~ pi on The rrorni
that ne could endure the harcsips ~ the camp h1t II
49,, Io.e her bh.Iy the human will have 70 home
,r', lie owns p,bi louu.l called The aioH which Is de-
voted eternal union Of the ae, and dem thr e
diet. death of Dsyi. and and eir disciples that
he respectfully .ocis the Corpora,ion advertisements FOL
which ne IA be extremely grateful mn BE ri pp,ucu
Respectfully, SIEfhEN IL Dh"t''n,
Mr.. B,uuch petition was referred to the Special
Committee on Printing -
RESOLUTIONS were offered to make The World and
P,hoe Ga=ette Corpo.aIiou paper. These Were re-
ierred to the same Committee.
The sre,iil order-the majority and minority reports
ON g Communication OF tie Controller on the subleH
Of making additional appropriations for the presen
yelr-war taken mp.
Mr.. B,Rstl, in moving the adoption OF the maIort.
r-tort STAT ed that there deception IN the state
rut of fbr Controller thai thcre WIS no money III Ia
civ Treasury remaining uDspyrepIiated. He clame
thai there was u general luud Of money, not appIo2n
nted for any r,ei6c purpoes during 1850, Of = II
! .O-all OF which, am So more, was eNpenGed o
tbe ,oamou Council IN excess of amounts authorize
| by tie tan levy OF hat year.
| Me-.rs. List, ORIoN, and SrEyFssoS, spoke !
favor of the minority re or, against making addlona
appropria,ion- aud motion to adopt that report wa
| lst BY I ear To IL Nays.
| IN. majority report was also lost by II Yeas TO
| NAYS. IL War reconsldeied and Laid over.
| The Bead adoarnei 10 Thu sday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11
THE TEN-MILE FOOI-RACE.

The great ten-mie foo-race between Two iHdi'i''
and two white men, which had been for some UNIV
announced in the sporting papers, "aS run on
Fashion Cour,e Yesterday. The men came 70 Tue
score punctually at the appointed hour, looking "e
Young Sport" tie Fulton 4daiAet oo!' "no wa, "
have Lcep one of the runners was not backed 80 that
, tour entered. Bennett and Smith, the tall, stall
wayt, swarthy Catsraugus Indians, "aiAeu aio""a
with the imperurbablc gravity OF their race ana eV'-
IDENTIFY viewed their two white competitors VITA COM
placency for neither of them could have oeeh ABOVE
1--WE feet six, pog u. tLe1 s.sL; ts-ses peas! la-1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11
TJJE LATEST BY THE ARABTA.

HALIFAX, Monday. June 10, 1901.
The Arabia sailed ut Up. m. for Boston, where she
will be due tomorrow evening She has $50 phssen-
GER but 30 specie report from our Liverpool agent
saws she hae So, 800 in specie.
iThc steomslIip North American, from Quebec, put
into Queenstown on the let, with her screw damaged.
The steamship Africa, from New-iorb, arrived at
Liverpool on tie I'd.
Count Cayours health had improved
COMMERCIAL.
Corros The ,as Of cotton Liverpool Saturday were
u N bale. OF which spectators and eXpoeTs
Tie uI.fAet ciofcd steady.
BTesdf,rhs dali
PfCsisioLs quiet. 1890. 40,
0tSli account . 80. 80, 1, j.,
iAvKg MAKEErCo.ton. soydHare llG bar l0if sses
of tie w.ek g bscs Market closed steady and unchanged
stock sl5 go bales,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11
A NEW EXPEDITION ON FOOT.
THE STEAMSHIP YANnERBILI.

This superior steamship has at last been chartered by
o. Government. She has been Sing at her moorlnSs
n the foot of Eleventh street. East River for two
Mouths or more, having nothing to do. Within the
.ast week arrangements were made by which the pro
vsetors agreed 10 charter her TO the Government for
= ny.fye days, or as much longer as might be
sssaied; Immediately guns, gun-carliages' .ls am,
puniiion and other war material, besido lumber and
provisions, were put aboard until Monday Looming al
10 o'clock, when she hauled into tie stream, FRO
eeejed to the Battery, ard anchored oil TO the wes-
ward of Per No 2North River. At this point the VAN
de7bilt continued yesterday, meantime completing her
stores. All day there were number OF lighters en-
raeed in bringing to her the various articles necessary
sor the maintenance and armament of soldiers whether
Il tie fortress in the field. Guns OF large cahoer
were shipped il considerable quantities, with bale 10
match by the thousand, together with shell for II
sounders The lumber consisted Of tli.k planks not
inappropriate for bridging and looming riNerS 1t
remains secret to where the Vanderbilt Is ordered
Bot guessers put it down to Fort Pickens Possibly
after tie expiration Of tie thrtyfye days mentioned,
NE Vanderbilt may be added to the bochadng squad
ron of the navy She will probably not get away ON
Der present trip until "Wednesday mcsning.
THE STEAMSHIP CAHAwBA
The sloe-Wheel steamer Naua~oa, i'to vi iNii"b
xtope Crocheron & Co.'s New Orleans ine has oeeI
FOR sne weeks in the employment OF the tiOvernIneu
90 transport vessel running between this city an'
Washington.
Toll Vessel now hes at the foot of Warren street
receiving fall cargo OF pork -FOUR clothing ana oIhe
Cover Inent siOr,s, destined for some pont uhkLo IN
She will take Oh board number of cattle and mules
and Lire au2niiy Of hay in bales. Lumber forms d
u1IoI of Ter freight. Sic is codled for voyage Of
trrty five days has nearly received her tull cargo
s1d will start this morning Her destination Il not To
be made public The Cahawba has a tunnsge bulk OF
400 tuns Her propelIing power ID single eIgi9',
with 75nch ey Under and ll-teet stroke with be
sddi;ion of a brig rig forward. We give a list OF
officers:
j. b Baker, Captain; WIN. CLARK, First Mate; NJ.
Smith, Second Mae; Mr.. Priest, Purseri y. +.
Wnsht, Chief Engineer; II. Hill, Fret Assistant
Engineer j. W. IarshsD, Second Assistant Engineer;
w. YaLdenburg, Third Assistant EIgneer
Tie Caha VIA j. armed with TWO deck guns OF light
WEIGHT, usually used signal guns but carry ing
round sho, ana canister. She will carry 10 troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11
COURT ClLENnNR-TnIs d.

SrPRENe CoURT-GeneraI Term.-Enumerated
Nos. 10 % 49,, inclusive. l5' to 49, inclusive.
SrPRENE COURT CRCUlT.-Psrt Mos. ISl,
60 3.l 2I ,i 7.3 $50, '6i, 1913, 800 soi 8l5 So s32
854. ,Jg, 40 So, jb5, all
SrgEy CQUn-SfEcIsL Term - Demurers.-
40, - - s. lssuvs Of law &g.Nos 49, 1875, 2u5. 3le
M 49, 81, $50, 3SJ, 35J, 49, 3Ss, $50, $3.50, 3d. 49,
~ ~. a,- ,oo,
Gu 1871 49, IsIs 1871 1929 1877, 1919 1891, 1893 lels
Part II Mo- loS l;l, l5N, lSs, 1880 l72', l'!S' LIS"
I.R l13i, 1856. l,s0, li42 iiii. l.io - ..,, ,o--
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