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The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06


PArRloIN FoSo.--Anopt So wss Dropped
10 the b,y fr The patriotic fand 81 fai. stceiro:
on We iaesaay.
DoylrroS.--Thc Msthcdis:s give Goratiorl
p,rty sor :ae benefit Of Rev Or. pea!, to night
---
Mn. WM YATES aas l5cated ri'rsslr ct ,ae
foo. Of Mair street where be is nan1sacflrirg 8
Iron dcse. Pc. ons ii want Of such an s:.icl,
will do wtn ta give him call
Mns RLun viii give another # i.r a-rsea-
bic rarties on ThdrsdaJ, Sept 2tir, at Femme
rance Hail.
The following suggestive lld l.ca2ic order
sreak. f,c .;self.
Rr.p CUAnrsHs DfPAPTNKST 9Y 7f% P.iszFfc.
San FraneiscC, SEPT ). 1851
(oEvrnA1 oaoss 50. 21-'
NJ Federal troops III TIA department. of .hs
Pac:fa vii never Surrender q rebss
s;.,ued Z V oUMNEr.
Brig. Gea, Cculasi's
af5ciel
Eicb'd- W. Drum.
Asst. Adjt Gen.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06

c. W. YovSG has been appointed Agcni .or
the sale Of Grover & Bakers Sewing Ma
chiEes.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06


Ecck bRIIIIsi MAcgSf -SGr,c tine siuce
VIC had TIC pleasure 1t oeviDa = -Ocl. drilling
machine invented os ", !. S F-eneh. of North
tan Juan, pat in operaticp asI his city. It
was designed 70 aid GniIers n making tunnels
IN .he rock, and seems to aosHc, the purpose
admirably. ! fJii description II tie machine
fas been given through tae :,lro.ns .: tic
MArvsSillc AppeqI, and Sc DC 1lot ieen i re-
sessary to repGti:sh it here ra'ti'da:iy ~ the
llachine nAs tceL esap,net ~ r,ary cf oar
c'uzeus. We uLders.a'id mat Y. French has
maio several new improvements = = u late
bringing i:.c eorp'e,e oe~feo'.on, ara viii take
measures to br.r5 . :nto uuediote use, by
exhibiting l. II tee 'oithoe'n!aE t.i- At Marys
Vile We wolii ntv.te lie 4t.ert!or cf y 1iaers
- tais n.venticr
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06

Tie Treasury Dcpa, tment viii soon issue in
structions to disbursing officers to the effect
that no creditor of the Government is 70 be
competed to take Treasury notes in satisfaction
of his claims.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06
Asst. Adjt &c

AEsnEw HnIDAYs.-Ths New Year a. ;tr
Hebrews commenced Wednesday evening RI
sunset, ala will continue three days. The tAtn
instant viii be the Day Of Atonemen;, aai the
I9tn and 20tb will be the Feast es Jaherrae'es
The holiday. vTl; roatiuue duE:ls the present
month.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06
NOTICE,

I HEREBY give Notice, that have taken
! out Letters Patent, for thc Tinted States of
America, dated January 22d, Is6', for an invention
made by Quattus Rice, late OF Nevada, California,
(Which entire right has been assigned mel for an
mproN ement of sewing rlachin IS, said improve
mens consists Of cylinder suspended
gauge. &c., whfofi alapts the machine to sew con
tinuous tubular work of indefinite length for hy-
draulic hose and analogous purposes; and that
shail pfgsscHfe ali persons infringing upon my
rights I'd fhe full extent Of the law.
LORENZO RICEs
Winchester, Litchfeld CO.,
state Of Connecticut, July IS, .sGi.
aug c--f:T
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06

The distinguished gentletnen toa' pr'fei 'ne
mechanical department Of tbs nst'tnton ''c-
ku,vledxe the receipt of new nat. for each
cran,u,n. VIC are inclined I" tLIuk the gene
routy Of our newly elected C"un-v Treasurer
furnished the aforesaid ~uccessin. candidates
please take notice. Typos
II ECrIoS DAi.-CeLtrary - tie eNpec.ati,ns
Of many the election passed IF III TINS city
without remarkable ihciie1tE TiertoSi about
the polls and in thc stre-t ~er. 4u.et aud cr-
derby and but ltt!e 1rurkeLuess -,lisgrasei the
day. The Republicans kept ttfee carriages
running to Lring in the se:o.s, rat few, how
rrer. of the partg avllled themselves % the al
tautages thus cfer1 They raD,e n generally
without seiieitati'p ar'' votcd - became men
aware of the mcn.crtods issC.s Inv0ivec. As a
genersl rule the Bcbuhiicacs wcrc we'll satisfied
with their ticket AID rctcd i. st-l.grr vithcut
scratch. The Ln,Gp Gcn.of ratio tckct was
s.Augl.te.cJ son., and .he Dtxre alen voted II
this city pretty strangiy Ger I.3t3n, the ranii-
date OF the Uaion Democracy fjl C,erL Tnc
result Of the election IL the ccrrt~ viii fo und
S'sewtere.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06
L. O. O. 4.

L. ID. d. +.
psstonah Lodge, No. l6-Rcgular meetings ch
Tuesday evening of each week, at their Hall!
corner Of Broad and Pine streets. in Kidd's
brick building. J. W. CuIxs, ". G.
". K. Pressey, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06

TIE l.5r .4rcaSs. -Ihe Sc-ess.oaists sou-
grega;e1 Al n:ui-ceP>.ozs .fee- ne resslt was
aupounced "n Nctnesoey esen.rr, and made
right hijeouS ~':ri9etf 57~f twas reported
zen. Prize, from a-ssor. was With them du-
rng the light u ~ ~ informed ~ ono Of
'hcu, that her = tad T rh- report Prob
ably the -HFeStc, i,sEei 81 =. ae-tI,n indlca-
t0ss.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06

NEw Eooks.-Wc nave received day from
il. II. Bancroft Co, the publishers. T. pack
age of Books, consisting Of the California Di
ge%t and California Practice Act both by Hen
~ J. Lobat., Frd a school nook eztitled, Sar-
reuts Original Dialogues. These works are
all valuable. Tnc Law books are well gotten up
by an experienced lawyer and are every way
worthy of place in anT lawyers library. We
return our thanks to the publishers for their
frequent ravors. Geo. ". Wcch has the books
for sale CHEAP.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06

$40" Il ,o> r'ta7r5.- -DeAcar. Sheldon eN
t.tited las; Mo4day .ad Tuezdas, two ladies,
unike W SIZE ;.',1 ago. o4a, La Petite Belle, -
II year, ot a.e A. .nc'ies IN height. well pro
Iart;cnod aoI vel le.e.ppe5. 5he Vas born
i. Ehcde Is'4n1 of good s!Aod parsrts. and has
lGn.5'r % s,strrs. ~ Il good height and size.
Mss Belle tas pesa sxh,tit.d w Egrenc-
Tue other otJe:t u interest is q y,t1 70 years Of
agc, weighing so'aa 2tc ponrds. and still aocu-
taala.ilg the ,djrc7a
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06

Dox.rroS.-Thc Msthodis:s give Goratiorl
marty sor .ae benefit Of Rev Or. peai, to Right
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06

Rif PcACuts--He IRE -saep,eG 70 Irs. Sub
let'e tho i;Yes .c TIC -etI of tLe Co'.rt House,
uear Judge C4sYcl'=. sut whc eas one oi the
finest garden. ;a lic pace. tor COX Of The lar
sest Gni most lasc,oas peaches " have tried
drriag tho seazou 9ney wora seedlings ard
the ;oIgcst measured ?! ,nesc. II circunieleuee.
II letter quality D pea-hee oar he produced
Nc woald like TO know where toe stock can be
haj Mis- Subietto viii accept cur tbaufs.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06

sgoar pIAioc,t.--l,o l,orr sece>l. IN bed Il,
rtte- comes II 'a;e
F:,s. 5,ec.G- - s-fz ,tcCoore'.i5 yoto'
.se-oa2 S-9s55 -Iv5 tanaleJ and thirty.
r'rrst S>,c&a -Ecv -laDs lid Stanford get
.cse2nI .2coe,.. That : 20 sc. 1sScrta'aed
:j.aspheD,J ara saorrs
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06

Coz. Gamble issues proclamation calling
for A. 400 goluntcers the military of tie
State, to sesye for six months, unless peace is
sooner declared in the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-30
SCIENCE ADEIET.

LIEUTENANT MACRY ON THE DRIFT CT TIE CuEsA-
rEAkE AND WET GuNr0wDEn.
For the past week the naval officers board of vessels
anchor Old Point Comfort have boon very much
cd attempts made 20 blow them up Tey hope contnu
Of these efforts, since they tho "souhern
mnd,' and excite little apprehension not to
make them spars ahead Of the vessels when riding
to the ebb for the purpose Of catching these terrible
gines OF destruction.
Science will admit, when cornered that gunpowdor
sbond be dry order 10 90 off, unless it DC in barrels
thrown into the water the ebb tide when goessiowly,
silently and may add harmtssy, to the great
bourpeihe ocean. Is not this treating science bad2
does science treat the gunp0wdcr badly in not keeping it
dry that II might explode instead Of ntly going off
with the ebDpg tide II understood these ingenious and
amusing devices are due to Commanders Marry and Ram
Yod Page The eminent in the theory and the other
he praetiet, Of war
Oar Southern friends must be congratulated on having
secured the services OF these eminent men, who will
Goubt continue 20 them with science in all It's various
hraEccs. We may anticipate, when Commander Marry
chooses 10 publish his devices much that will surprise
le public when che great arnum revealed his tricks
Of the trade, They differ i'll their mode vi operation bat
ncr characteristic points will be found the Like
the c8lHtr, who the wool!y horse, and fonnd
Afterwards by confession Of The Snowman that Il wash,
wooy horse, many honest soul, who has read with
wonder the predictions Of science will learn with chagrin
that IL was but the woolIy horse Of science.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-30
NEWS FROM THE REBEL CAMP AT PEN
SACULA.

from the Cincinnati Commercial.]
we had an interview yesterday with young man who
between twcve and one O'Clock. lie member Of
Company II Of she Ninth Mississippi regiment, Captain b.
Moore He enlisted on The 2Sth Of March last for wel.e
months and the company reached Pensacola eighty hve
strong. when lie retired from the service the company
twcntyour The rest of the cighty-Gyc are dead Of y
lo6 fever given out and discharged or deserted. Two
of tho commissioned olccrs--the first and second lieu
tenantsobainod Burroughs about two months ago for
Eileen days, and have not been heard from since. The
regiment which he attached bad buried eighty two
since going into camp Nearly all died Of typhoid
fever.
Provisions reach Pensacola now by way Of the railroad
which connects that place with Montgomery There
plenty Of 'sheet iron crackers and meal Tic boys
hlye crackers week and meal the next. They
have bacon and fresh meat in toerabe plenty but there
is much conpaint among the to rations. Deser
frequent dissatisfaction very prevalent
Gu Thursday afternoon last the quarters of the Alabama
lang were burned accidentally While the fire was raging
the United states brass band a Fort Pckens came out aud
played Hail Columbia" with fine effect, to the great
gravaion OF Of the rebels and the Of
others.
We gather the following particulars Of the position of
the rebesThe fouisanaians stationed ut the Navy
Yard. They have one mortar battery and two gun bat
teres The batteries comprise three mortars and six
eight inch ccumhads phere of troops stationed at
that point about eight hundred Lousanans and Eve hun
dIcd confederate regulars.
Between the Navy Yard and Barrancas there are four
batteries Three OF thcm have three Sinch columbids
each, aud the other has six snch columbiads. These
batteries situated about three hundred yards apart
Back OF them is mortar battery, where six 10 inch
tars arc mounted
Barrsncas has thirty two guns mounted Nine OF them
~ Founders mounted tas1ete, There two 10
inch counbads al Barrancas. The rest Of the guns
% 81 Founders The Is strongly protected with
sand bags and COW hides and is hafked by redoubts
The for, and reioubts occupied by Alabamians
Georgans and Fioidans have built redoubt about Ave
hundred yards in the OF Rarratcas They have
- Founders mounted in front Of The redoubt, anu Two
companies OF Wing artillery stationed here.
There are iwo ma KIDD batteries, with six and tho
other with four eight inch colunbiads in the woods
the lighthouse 10 the right OF BarrancaS.
In Fort McRae there are twenty-five guns mounted
rGlr twenty four FOUNDERS tcrtcte two eight inch
co!umbleds; the rest thirty Two Founders. There Is
pivot g;n the left Of the fort Two ten inch co!um
hiads mount as pivot gyms the right cf the fort
There is mortar battery about mile and half from
tho ghtho,s9 whore there three mortars mounted
About two hundred yards in front Of this mortar battery
there are~tWo other ten inch colrmbiaGs mounted as
pivot guns. These gHs about three hundred yards
apart, and IN charge OF the Ninth Mississippi reg
mani
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-30
THE ORGANIZATION OF TROOPS IN NEW
YORK.

Albany, July 20, 1851
Governor Morgan viii promptly issue order settins
forth plan to be pursued in enstng ndorgsni2ng reg
mcnts ander the call for volunteers II is sup
posed that tho order first issued by The Military Board
providing that when thtytwo persons shalt have formed
themselves into company they shall be authorized 20
elect their company officers and be accepted shall be
enacted and that the present force shall take It's ground
work from this basis The companies viii then be hed
up by recruiting or by consultations If necessary
The Governor will do all in bis power TO facilitate the
reorganization of the force but WIN act with The
dersandng that tho State will not have TO the
pense, but that all win be paid by the general govern
mont
Any regiment already organized wiling TO volunteer
of three years Or during the war win accepted Re
emeDts IN process Of formation should report
companies organized TO 10 organized which Nil lie
accepted as soon as offered, and assigned thor
devious.
Inc Governor has already assumed the responsibility Of
ordering ten thousand uniforms for tho levy. The
general government tho future expense Of this
new levy, and VIII furnish The Governor With tho noces
sary funds to meet accrung OUTLAWS This win render
extra session Of the Legislature unneccesaIy Iho late
State Military Board is thus thrown overheard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-30
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The steamer Rhode Island was put Ia commission to-day.
The seat bo,g6 tx.ye O'Clock and at one
al dtai, called and he Gag ho.el, by erder or
Commoo,ee Soota. Lsert.aiat Commanding lre3thard,
receiving The ship ftsm Vac Yari addressed the crew
in short opd pity speoca, loas theta that they had
been selected for tao ship. aa1 thai ne expected every
10 0bay ts raeIst,,a oc bs navy ana of the shp
The Khojs '1nd will Sal On wednesday fer Fort Pc<ens.
VA OH Point AMI Key Wasi. vita a valuable CARGO q
s'cres 'ooHation, &c tor thc'ott ani IRON Seye-
ratp'nrers g, Dpt ~ passengers - JON their ships
I7lc .tran sunbos, wysnioN Is expected here daily
The Aore ship supply received hercic to-day aad. III
sail SOON
The rici,p1oai IL still on the dock
draft ~ ATTY marines expected 10 arrive 10 night,
from Washington. 1hcy are intended 10 reinforce The
gaards Of The hlps on the blockade -"
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pefsOnai IOtellfCencc.

Dr. Heath, OF New Yorit: q. Spooper. Of savannah n
H. Van Slyck, OF wisconsin, James j.. Ffary aud ". g.
Bradley, Of Meriden; George Frost, Of Missouri and W.
B. johnson, OF Michigan are stopping al The Lafase
House.
Gen orviite Clarke, Of Sandy Hi; J.W Camden snd
Wife Of Virginia H. Trowbrdge, of New Haven : Wtess.
koG OF Russia J. r. tochrane, Of Pennsy lvania g. p
Barker OF San Francisco W. A. Davis, OF Kentucky; e.
Colby T. Dane and W. G. Nrlocl, OF Boston aud e. HI.
SON of Philadelphia, are stopping at the St Nicholas
Hotel
Senator Nesmh or oregon; .Iatnns II. Thomson Of
Philadelphia: l.. Bahhitt ana G. g. Holeubush. Of The
Uancd states Army; i, G.. Ncsmh OF Maine; Charles
Frzsimcps of Rochester Ralph Harrison OF California;
W. T. Clark OF Iowa and :. Ne Ava, of Cuba stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotel
Gen Churchill and family and lrof Baird and fsn4ily Of
Washington ~ G.: J. L. Peters OF st. KITS Vast iri,rs:
Gen Bruce aud T. H. Davis OF Syracuse r. njh de n Ior
rents wife two children and servant, Of lovsA9 Capt
w Elay, New York Sai" Volunteers: ". \, Howard Of
Rhode Islsna Mr.. and Mrs ". Heath of New York Capt
Haworh. on England; j. GoulG ol GoullSbofoHeh, apd
c. II. Wells OF New York, stopping at the Everett
House
Hon. y T.. Fyslon Of ,onncctcui Ansia Myers OF
Syracnsc:C a. y. and ~ VI. NeHougait Of Auburn: l.,
Wright tf Osvcgo: T.. r. and j. ". =. Kcnirick OF
Albany: C. Beelow and family. OF Milwaukee Hqga
Cnn,pooll OF ~ l,oujs. W Watkins Of Kentucky, T. o.
Fox and family Of Washington: Judge Peck. .. fases-
oosa; J. s. stone and o. kellogg, OF Baltimore Peter
Clohcr % utics; D. GOODRICH Of Augusta. tia H. Fen
tou ct Havana i. Il; Turner. H. Peek, and T.. T. Watkins
OF Chicago. are stopping ut The .'-,of House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-30
THE sEvENTY.NINTlI REGIMENT, N. Y. S. NJ.


THE sEVENTY.NINTqI REGIMENT, N. Y. S. NJ
Atthe late battle Of Ball run, tho memorable 2lst
o. July, The New York Militia stood lie brunt Of tho night
having iost mo nkied wounded and missing, than AL
'ho o'nefs, although all Of troops did their du1y
AoA'y, nApinly and like good American soldiers. Bat
'n' is reviewer, been said OF the gallant Scotch fegi
oh' u ios city. The trouble this corps experienced IA
s "'0eed, ef1ped and forwarded TO the seat Of war
Ause pe iresh IN The minds OF our readers and when
many ater no less than different starts the regiment
arriving az washington, new obstacle was thrown IN its
on""u PFog'ess ny the absence OF good commanding
oeer lhs ev was remeded by the election Of Colonel
Jaee tanefon brother Of the Secretary OF War General
Simon r Cameron
w ,tu WIS election new era orencd before the brave
hlghAndefs Every want was snppcd the men improved
n eteency ont with the onward mover cn OF our army
into virginia The Seven'Y ninth reg ncnt was assigned to
the brigade 81 Actng Major General sherman
INC seventy ninth regiment was alnost the trst the
hl II Bull lun, aad on the second lhiid lire Colonel
cameron tell moralty wounded dead In the excite.
nent of the moment DO iorintcH, and II the bullet
had NOT done rs work TIC cavalry did. - all Colo
mel cameron nor any trace OF hn has been found up
this day
The ioss sustained by the chancrs comparatively
greater than that of any other regiment They lost
less hhn i've captains killed two three prisoners and
soiher hed wounded N ten captains only Two are left
Engineer John g. Shaw arrived in this ity yesterday
business connected with the regiment The capacity Mr..
SHAW occupies III The regiment Is that of Captain OF the
tgytef corps but as the United states government does
not recognise The engineers Of state organizations Captain
shaw was thrown out OF his conplaph lIe has
less boen constantly with The regiment and on Che battle
reid ne displayed great courage raiI INK The men Tho
soVehtyhnth regiment (ligblaDd Gnard) Is h0a0r to
the empire City and It's ranks again lled
ana aFood commandment elected, I, will certainly sustain its
hard earned reputation ii thorough ard efficient mill
u"y organization engaged IN most glorious aud worthy
cause
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The prize brig Falmouth, Lieutenant George W. Young
in commnnh arrived at this port yesterday from Congo
river, the voyage occupying foriy-two days.
The Falmouth was boarded and captured by the United
States steamer Sumter of Rcd Point June IA when Idcu.
tenant Young was placed board with prize Of
When captured she had ali the appurtenances
for slave voyage, and the Captain {Kmbal) quietly
gave up the vessel, acknowledging that was the object
Of the voyage Captain kmbail and five of The briggs
crew arc on board Of the crew having died on the
passage to this port their Joseph Baaaai
lmdsman died 4th July; Louis I. Barnett boy, died
the 22d.
Al the African squadron at J.oando June 10. cx-
cept the SaraOrga, she being cruise. The Sin,ter
bound 10 Fernando Pc The health of The squadron
continued good The following a correct list OF tie
officers Of the vessels on cha, sta'on-
Fia5saip Conseoijoa--fag Officer. VIM. 1nlnaD; Cap.
taiu, J. H. Nicholas Liepteuans Rhnde Johnson 'and
Loyal; Fleet Surgeon T. l. smith Paymnster. !. n Hum
beton: Assistant Surgeon Brown; Flag Officers Secretary
" Heard; First Lieut.. Of Marines j. F. Tatnal Misip
men, j. i. Kane and W. r. Bntt Boatswain. A. Hthgery;
Gunner j. Hutchinson; Carpenter H. VI. Lowry; sail
maker, j. d. Blac,lord.
.Staaaer san Saeiao-tapaiu, s. 4. Dsrnin; Iienten
ants, y. Men. Fairfax X H. Breeze J. 4. Greer aud
p. Cooke: Surgeon, j. s. 1fesseysmth Payn,sstcr Il T.
Brown: Assistant Surgeon, j. w. Herty Chief Engineer
John Farron: First Assistant Engineers ". e. Wheeler
aud NJ kellogg Second Assistant Engineer j. g. Houston
Third Assistant Engineers, G. W.~ffa .'no. Hupp ana
Beuj. Kavanagh; Boatswain. II. Grace Gunner j. D.
BORON: Carpenter VIM. NJ Leighton; Saimaker, George
c. Boorum.
.yioop Portsmouth Commander, John Calhoun: Lieu
tenants. Riell, Stevens and Bradford. Payraser j. A.
Bates: Surgeon, e. H. MAXWELL Assistant surgeon. D. Kin
dicberger Midshpnan, X. Prentiss; Boa,swan Walton
Carpenter Toy; Gunner: Hamilton: sailna!ier, Tateal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-30
NEWS FROM BALTIMORE.

ENrINoRf, july 20 1851.
AdNces from liarpors Ferry state that OF General
Fohnsons troops htd returned 10 Winchester ot Charles.
Up to Yesterday. 0ae regiment o. oldoR county
volunteers have returned to ecshurr and is reported
That two their way thhcr from Manassas
Junction. N last scccms General johnson Wa still at
Manassas.
General Lee la, been assigned the connnand on The mp
pr Potomac ~ place ot Gruera sid 10 unite his
and ,he' under G"Aorai Gathct for noyemc nt
.eaiust Genera. E,p,ncrspz.
Tie ~ecDhd Rhode island battery has arrived 10 lake
place Of le Fsl whose '.he pre+ tive 81 OF August
the Twelfth and sixteenth, iHd,us regiments have also
arrived.
Shortly after Eye o'clock ihs afternoon ihe steamer
James Ahtnev iett here nnd called Fort Ma Henry. tax
s ihsucr all he state prisoners confined there agaist
Nlon indictments hne upl beet tuud, for the purpose
,uny, ~ tnen, 10 Fort Hamltpa, New York Their
MINES Jorn " psy ~. W. II Cni,h. and Charles
Howard, Po,r Commissioners, r. a. Alvey Joan Il.
,paiok nis. g. VI Asgeim.S. H. Lyon, j. +. Mnphres
All charged with REASONABLE acts a.s,n.t the govern
naat.
guard az $40 companies Of Col1uc }Isn. Twentieth
Nsw YORK regiment accompany the >tesuer.