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NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
ALL PRIVATE DISEASE 8
Cured
WITHOUT mEsCUaY.

~ REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITI-
i ns'siy qualified, sed hss sxpssiscc.d il q.
fofss Of diseases knowledge quite indispensit IL
IN the proper treatment Of the vensssal dtaeases
In ell its varied end complicated forms, and has
for yssrs made the treatment Of (rivsts diseases
his bssinsss and study. Expsrisoes. The eest
Of tea hers. he's ens led him TO pesfsoe remedies
Ut onss Efficient, safe, Jesmansnt aad in most
cases can b used without hindi aoee TO business.
Particular sstsntion given to old standing easss,
such - were formerly considered incursb:s-
Syphilis ia oil forms, 0ononhos, lsless Striotsfss.
Orchitss, Disbsess, Bladder ard Urinary Dtssasss.
Also the effects Of solitary hsbt-, both ruinoss 70
body and mind, and which produce some Of the
following elects Blotehss, bodily weakness,
constipation. sversionfoe snd unsasiness in female
society, unmanlinsss, dread q failure events, nm
ally complete prostration Of the vita! power loss
ef memory, ringing IN The sass-ssa b fully n
stored 70 health.
All leltso. With stamp answersd.
DR.. W. manufactures I'll bis medieiDs from the
pursst druss; Tree from oil amsli Or taste. Please
call friendly talk and his opinion will cost you
nething. His tseatnsnt 10 the rssult Of lsng *
psrisnce and 10 comwanding the sonSdsnes Of the
entire West. No charge will b made unless care
10 permanently effected. Dr.. W. treats sslf-sbuss
with the most happy rssult.
Post Once bog, INA. Once and Consultation
Rooms l6a South Clark street, Chicago, III.
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n SIigxsS Cold, Cough,

mA II Slight Cola, lOssEkt,
ERCA -Ncnkscucss, or gG<l
(sI:IN! Ilsll;NS S/l<cnf, which might Il
~ ~ checked ul;a a simple rom
<YSW edy, if neglected. OFTEN ter
inmates seriously. Fe,u are au,are Ct
the importance Of stoilng a H1M4A or
sIliqI,f dgoId in its first stage; that
,uhioh in the beginning ,oould yield t.
q mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
ottacls the lungs.
4toun'a 4tonc/linZ >StGcAea
,uere first introduced eleuer years ago
It has been prored that they are the test
article before the public for tecMgks.
RoLds, @tonk/ilHs. Hsf/a.na,
Rnfn<<h, the Hacking. Cough in 0s1-
su.,1hfin,1, and numerous affections Of
the 9htoaf, giving immediate relief.
Public Speakers Gssd Stsssers,
,uiu find them efectual for clearing and
strm9thenjn4 the voiee.
Sold by al Qvuggists and Dealers In
Medicine, at rs cents per boz.
janlS-d&wly
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RAILROAD LANDS. - The follov;ro
figures show the number Of acres n
lard devoted to railroad enterori.es in
this State:
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~ aed Roek laaad, ssepeetfhlly aansassss =
p The dtissas ef Dsvsepset that 10 y nev -
pared =
Cl00n, COlOR and Manufacture
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into god ea1s, q shest netleo aa1 % FoaGooA1oo
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!. 9. PAsG1a, ND. 0o v. = CAnN, 4. ,.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 Ael:ARN.
physicians AND 8UROgON8. OFFICE
{ No. Franklin dlook, sesosd 1sos, Body st..
between Second and Third, Davenport, lows.
stsoets. Da. Csc. v. MoCAnA's sssidsaee, sass
eide Bssdy, second door from corner Of Oh.
myl7-dtf
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j. w. H. BAKER, u. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i Post O@es Building. kssidsnes on Fifth
street, between Brady aad Perry streets, Dsvss.
port, Iowa. novl0-dAwu
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J. A. REID, Il. D.,
DHY0ICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
is No. "a, oosnsr Aain aaa Third stseete, Dav-
s.pest, love.
Dr.. kNp en- b oonsulted 9 his oDee at I'll
boan Of The day and night, unls0 professionally
eaeassd. sspA9t
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MgTCHES OF THE UNION NAVAL OFFICERS
Sketch OF Commodore FarraSut.

Sketch OF Commodore Farragut.
'Slag oncsr David @. rarragut the Commodore Of the
osss now before New Orleans, Ia . native u the
nate Of Tennessee and s about years OF ace
9sY citizen Of his native state and was appointed 10
The United States Navy from that state Hc entered the
service ~ midshipman when mere child, his warran.
eserng date December IL 1s10 lie was 0rst on board
she Essex under the redoubtabo Commodore David por
sr and served with him also in the expedition around
SAps Horn in 1879 In 1871, this vessel rated as
snny'swo gun ship, but carrying forty thirty.two
FOUNDERS and SIX long twelves and s1g men, composed
sns OF the coast squadron under Commodore Roers and
1ursg shs war 1872 terror 10 the British feet
from the lfh OF july 1872 until ths 18th Of sop,embsr
AS the Essex and her bosss captured from the r,,sb
asssn chips, eight srigs and two schoou.rs win -
sssfesats of sbos one hundred fifty guns 40 much
terror did she become, that The British broke thu ue
Way laws and pursued ber in the harbor Of vaInarsso
ana On the 2sth Of March, 1884, captured her after
hsvsre contest for two houre and half against 10
fsasss one carrying thirys guns the other twenty
eens. Commodore Porter has a knaek Of turning hs
''es into assistant war vessels, one Of which. the
aassic ne armed with twenty guns and placing sirtv
sr aboard save her 10 OF his svtsnapts under tho
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sketch OF Ca plain Bailey.

Captain Theodorus Bailey, United States Navy, who
commanded the fleet Of gunboas which passed UP lhc
Mississippi and participated In the attack on Forts
Jackson and Philip and the shore batteries between
ltho mouth Of the river and the city Of New Or.
cans, Is a native OF Plattsburg, in this State His
grandfather Colonel John Bailey, OF Fisbkl, Datchess
county vas soldier Of tho Revolution and substantial
man his ueghborhcod where he married tho daughter
OF Theodorus Van wyck large landed proprietor held
several positions OF trust, and was nsh esteemed. Hs
father, Judge William Bailey (havns married the daugh.
Ter Of Captain PIa Of the patentscs " Pla;sbGg)
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NEWS FROM GEN. MITCHEL'S DIVISION.
SuccessfuI Expedition Against Bridge
port-Northsrn Alsbamn Cleared OF
Rebels, &c.

Successful Expedition Against Bridge
port-Northsrn Alabama Cleared OF
Rebels, &c.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, via LorrynIE, May l, 1862
To Hon EDWIN NJ. srAsros Secretary Of War
Yesterday, tho enemy having cut our wires and at
tackled, during the night cne Of brigades deemed
II my duty TO hoad 10 person tho expedition against
Bridgeport.
started by a train or cars in the morning, fol
lowed by two additional regiments ~ infantry and
two companies Of cavalry found that pckets had
engaged the encmys pcksts four miles rcm Bridgeport
aud after sharp engagement, In which lost
killed, drove them scross q strcam, whose railway
bs,dge had burned.
with four regiments Of infantry two picccs of art
ery dragged by hand, and two companies of cavalry
at three p. NJ, advanced to the burnt bridge and
opened Are upon the snemy's pckc,s on the other
SIDE thus producing tho impression that advance
would be by the railway.
This accomplished The cff' s"rco was thrown across
The country about mile M ~. the road leading
from Stevenson to Bridgeport. The middle column now
adv snced at very rapid pace. Our scouts attacked
those Of the enemy and forced them from the Bridge
port road. We thus succeeded IN making a complete
SURPRISE Immediately forming limo Of battle ON the
Of weodod hill within lve hundred yards OF the
works constructed defend the bridge. Az our arst
fire the rebels broke and They attempted 10 blow
up tho main bridge but failed They then attempted 10
FIRE the further extremity but tho volunteers at my call
pushed forward in the face Of their Are saved the
bridge From the island the main shore we could no,
save IT, II rs cf small moment, its length being but
about $50 feet.
Prisoners taken report Ave regiments Of infantry and
500 cavalry stationed at the bridge.
This campaign is ended, and now occupy Huntsville
perfect security while in al Of Alabama north OF the
tennessee river noats no Gag but tina, Of the Union.
o. N. mitchell,
prirader Geusral rornna dipg Tbir.i pivte,o,
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The London Times Calls il 'iorniqnet Tight
ened Over the Artery Of Sectssion.'
Opinion of the AristOCfats On
Intervention.
Scientific Commissioners from Austria to Ell.
anime the Monitor. the Marrlmae and the
Coast DefeDGee Gf the United states.
Reported Arrest Of Twelve Hundred Sedi.
tious Workmen in France,
&r Af GN.

HALIFAX, May l, 1862.
The sieanshiT America, from Liverpool at 10 80 A.
of the ION m and Queenstowr 20h, arrived at Hall
fax at lvo r. NJ. today
She has thir y -hve passenger for Boston.
No specie reported.
The america the 2st spoke the mail steamship
China, from Now York for Liverpool, at quarter past
seven A. NJ. or Fastnet
Also, the 9th ut, spoke the ships Samuel Bod
dington Oriental Ferona and Trenton.
The general news well as the commercial, almost
a bark.
Further exper iments In the arncr plating Of ships
are engaging attention both in France and England.
Greek and Turkish Affairs are bu, little changed
saxony has aoceded 10 the French and Prussian com
inerciaJ treaty.
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Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARRET.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, April 10, ls62
Conscls closed at o35s % for money.
American securities dull and dropping
American securities have been dull during the week
and prices slightly lower Erie shares 81 81 lli-
no is Centras, 49, a47H discount
The bullion in the Bank has increased f3s 900.
TEE PARIS BoURsB.
PARIS, April 1e, 1891
The Beursc Is inactive; rentes 7of soc.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
IIyRRrooI, Aprii 1g--gvcung.
Tho markets continue closed for cotton but some 900
bales have changed hands al firm prices
LIVERPOOL BREApsTuFFs MARKET
Mesers. Wakefield, Nash n Co. repOrt:--Flour hiss an
upward tendency. whoat stil advancing, and Id "a.
higher since Tuesday. Corn stsady aud unchanged
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The came authorities retortEeof tending DOWNWARD
Pork easier Bacon buoyant. Lard stssdy
LONDON MARKETS.
LoSptS, April 49, 1902
naNnes circular reports Wheat hrpsr and ls
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLIHA.
Bombardment and Capture Of
Fort Macon.
The Garrison Accorded the H0nOYs Of
War and ParOled.
Sketch OF Fort Macon and Its
Rebel Garrison,

Dispatches from Wilmington, N. G.
WASHINGTON, Nay ], 1862.
Tho following despatch is taken from the Richmond
Enquirer
WILMINGTON, y g. Arm 20, 1852.
Fort Macon surrendered cogii.io1aly Friday last.
portion of lc garrison arrived hore at twelve O'Clock
last III. II reported that Colonel White saved all
Tho w;bic rape-s Tho ofctrs we're allowed 10 take
thor si,e arms. Seven OF are reported kl'ed
and number wounded
pEspAToH
WILMINGTON, April %, 1852
Fort Macon surrendered Friday, 25th inst. after
bombardm mt OF ten and half hours. The batteries
planted behind heavy sand banks Tie preaching
battery eleven hundred feet distant and the
ars fourteen hundred feet and entirely concealed from
the fort The garrison allowed the honors Of
The officers retained their sdearrns and all raroed
Sevon men were killed aud eighteen wounded two NOR
tally The enenly's loss is not known.
Colonel White and 1t5 men arrived OF the bar yestsv.
day afternoon board the feaeral gunboat Chippewa,
transferred 10 river steamer under as q
truce reached here, stated in tho ars despatch TOS
others sent up tho Sound from the fort.
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NEWS FROM GEN. HALlECK's ARMY.

Reco onnoissancc and Fight with the Enc
my-Hasty Flight OF the RebeIs-PuYdy
Occupied by Our Troops-The Commu-
nfcation OF the Rebels North OF C0rinth
Cut Or. SC.
PrrsmRc, Tenn, April ao.-11 A. NJ
Hon r. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War
Movements continue. Tho roads hard and require
a groat deal Of work for heavy trains
The reconno TO Purdy successful They de-
stroyed two bridges on the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad
captured one locomotive and train Of men.
THOMAs A. SCOTT,
Assistant Seer ctary.
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Brigadier General Commanding Third Di

GorreHALK's CoSosars.-The last Of these concerts
takes place this evening at the Academy OF Music. The
great pianist will the former occasicns assisted
~ Miss Carlcta Patti sEnors Tombesi ssd Fcrr and
Messrs. Mol,onhsscr and Ssnderson. ro-norrow Mr.
Cottscbalk performs in New haven.
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! in the lset twenty four

The river las inches in the lst twenty four
hours.
Tho steamer clo Croolo has arrived from Pittsburg
Landing. Her dates arc to Wednesday nccn
Reconnaissance forco made yesterday morning
from the right wing four miles this side OF Purdy tho
Memphis and Ohio road. They met force Of rebel
cavalry who od in great haste aud could not be ralio
They pursued to Purdy.
our forces taking possession Of the town burnt two
bridges and ran a locomotive into tho river. Three
prisoners were taken.
Our forces then retired having cut of oil railroad
with tho country north Of Coriuth which has
bssu a groat source OF rebel supplies.
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The Iron Fleet or England.
COMMANDER COLES NOT TIE INVENTOR OF THE
FIRST BArrERy-To WHOM rs THE HONOR DUK,

FIRST BArTERy--To WHOM rs THE HONOR DUKf
TO TIE EDITOR cs TIE LONDON roeT.
Hay ing received printed papers with directions TO lay
before the sclcct committee at woolwch certain plans
& s aid G ho. aa paus es
Of which for 1at-botomed floating battery, 10 be
built very strongly Of wood and then covered oatwardy
with iron Of sufficient thickness 70 resist and throw off
shot, rhs plan very favorably received
by fhs chairman, and was then assured that my plans
would hear frtm him. These plans were not patented
secured legsily Itrugted entirely TO their honor.
On tho 2ph OF the same month, May 1854 received
letter from tho ordnance Uco, Of which tho following
10 copy
The Lieutenant General OF the Ordnance having received
., as be moSes ~ S'p ar
acaan, you that comm,es opinion that the bat
's snc%ss
s'''' ''-'' ROBERT BOYLE, Lieutenant Colonel.
Some Few months after this read In tho public prints
that the authorities wero trying experiments 70 ascertain
throw oil shot was in contemplation 10 build
quickly az possible twenty iron nsatng batteries for
service 10 the snaow waters o. tne Battle upon which
formed whether these foatng batteries 20 be built
upon my principles. 10 tha ltey yseesred assscr
" the Select Committee Woolwich requesting that my
plans should DO returned 70 then % the 7mes
newspaper stating oil the particulars from rst 70 last
and my letter appeared In that IApsr the next day
November -, 1884.
Thus matters stood until the following year, when
of Lords asked the War Minister "who was the designer
Of the project for the formatol OF floating hattsries
And lord ianmure replied a he 'cas nc ;n position %
Mor,e Posi- stating all the facts aud my letter appear
cd in that parer the next morning. May 1855.
Having briefly stated these facts 20 Your sir, re-
spectfuliy beg that you will lay them before the public
IN order that the question my be raised "was my plan
applicable TO the service or and IN order that the
credit any, should not bc awarded 70 tho wrong rarty
am sir, your obcdicnt servant, GEORGE HALE.
IS sorrnAsprcs TrRrAcE, Waterloo Bridge, April 10.
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higher. Flour advanced Cd. Q IL. Iron dull Ane
unchanged: Sugar tending downward rsa Arm. CcGss
Cd rallow nat les. 4es Sd. Sperm oil dull ~ xo9
sEss. Cod OH $50. Lnssed oil quiet, ~ Ses. 3D. s7s
HAvRE MARKET.
HAvRS. April n, 1S62.
Coros Sales Of the week 10 500 bales pricss are g.
. 81. higher. New Orleans tres ordnAire, lo7f; bss,
160f Stock, "a 900 bales.
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The weather clear ard pleasant with good prospect
for improv in the roads. Tho river falling
sicnogaiT W sherman has arrived from Port Royal
and taken his brigade.
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Groatrsight ifosted in all parts Of Italy al
the recent language Of aimerstcn and Gladstone the
Italian debate in the British House Of Commons.
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The Rutsa Minister Of the Interior has made two
imperial prorosi,onsonof for acccleratng tho liberation
the serfs and the other ior creating system Of par
lanertary representation. The proposition has been
referred to the Council of the Empire.
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Italy.

The Austrian government have sent two naval en- !,
gnsers 70 America 10 iusrset the Monitor and Msrrinsc
and tho coast Notifications
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epain will not ~ has been reported. withdraw hsr
troops from Mexico They sill stay Until the satisfac-
tioB demanded Ia obtained.
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The British Press Anticips ting the Fall
or New Orlcans-Gloonay FOrcbodings
of the London Timss-What the Feudao
Lords Think OF the Struggle, &C.. &c.
The London rtmc editorially expaatea on the .,for
csee Of Tho struggle for New Orleans and Gays the
cupation Of that place by the ederals 1oud BE- torn
quef hghened ne great arteries Of e seeded &dt:
The London Herald conservative organ) has sarcas
c editorial the protracted continuance Of the Aneri
struggle fedora, predictions TO the contrary notwh
staraine rocs signs of exhaustion in tho North
and signs Of discouragemen. in the South, and be-
oyes that probable military achievement eaaer
SIDE would suffice 70 bring either party 10 terms. With
those views, commercial and political policy should
be regulated tho conviction thai speedy peace is
hopeless
The Herald FUR ther rays that the government Of Wash
ingson should be permitted 70 have more chance,
and If they fail, tho great Powers 'hoald psrenory
iseere behalf Of the general well being Of mankind.
That tn has not been done before owing the gene
ro.iiy OF England as France ready; but 1t is time
that England should cease 10 stand between her
people end ne ysIief they need
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Tho Bombay mail of March 27 hal ivcd, and IS on
bo ard tho America The news is generally anticipated
Authentic intelligen had been received that about
8 600 Persian troops with one hundred guns,
their way TO Herat, and that SrEarJnn OF Hsrat,
dir ected ny tho King had ordered 600 sowars and in
fantry 10 march against thcm.
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on this survey retaining the command during the greater
portion Of the year lSs9 At the beginning Of 1850 he 10
recorded being leave Of sueeHce His name ths-,
stood No. 1so the list he having risen forty e
srees in three years. He ordered 70 the
mand Of the mall steamer Georgia. which command he
held during the latter part Of 1850 the years 1881 and
1882 and great portion OF 1853. the lat OF January
1854 lie s recorded absent again leave, and the
beginning OF the next year awaiting orders. His
stood at No. 18s During 1855 ordered to tho
command Of the storeshp Supply and held this com
mand during the next year until February, 1857. He
then ordered shore duty and tho 1st Of Janu-
ary, $780, was at the Navy Yard At Portsmouth
third in command. Az the beginning Of the year
1861 he was under orders 10 join the ooast Survey
on the Pacific, but. fortunately, had not left
when the rebellion broke out. His Eame At
this tmo stood number the list OF lsutsnants.
The resignation Of several naval traitors loft for his
advancement and the "Navsl Register" for August 81
1851, places him number seventy the list Of
commanders, with twenty others between him and the
next grade OF rank below. lie thon placed com
mand OF the steam sloop ofwar Powhatan vessel VI
about twenty-five hundred TONS and med with eleven
guns In her he took part section Of the block.
aiding SQUADRON and left that ship TO take the apecial
charge OF this mortar expedition.
During the Mexican war, Commander Porter, then
lieutenant took very active part in the naval portion
OF that oarpaigo He was the executive officer and first
lieutenant ande, the famous Commodore Tatna, who
bad obarre i the mesquite fleet in the waters of tho
Gut Thsir adventures before Vera Cruz not likely
to be forgotten
A. "a resume ~ commander Iorters services we wiz
merely state shat be entered the service in 1929 and
consequently has been in the United States Navy thirty
three years or these he as been at for nine
teen Year,, shore and other duty about nnS years
and iha IyQ ho has b00n az
AZ lieutenant he has noarly ten years sea scrvce
and as a commander about twelve month. or little
over He belongs TO family Of naval patriots for, be-
the subject or the above SKETCH there are in The
navy II. Porter, acting mdshipman, appointed from
New York, November %, 1859; T. X Porter, master,
appointed from Tennessee, May 20, 1852; Vim. b. 8.
Porter lieutenant appointed from the District Of Colum
bia March IS, ls49, and VIM. D. Porter commander,
appointed from Massachusetts, January 1923. The
last named commanded the fssex gunooat on the Ten
Eesgee river
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A uaArfA.

II was ruInorCd that the Fronch police have arrested
welvs hundred wo-kmcn ON the charge Of scdition.
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Commander David d. Porter tho chief oriosr Of the
tive of yivapia He is the son OF the well kncwn
Com. David Porter Of the ESSEX tho vessel 10 which
Commodore Farragut made his nrst voyage. Thus the
Of his first superior officer holds nm important
command under the "childliko midshi pmanv OF the
Essex He entered the navy from the State Of Ponusy
vnna Of which he is citizen, tho 2i OF February
1929 on which day his warrant OF midshpnan Ia dated
On the I'd Of July, 1885, he passed. his examination and
was recommended for early promotion. During the
years 1898 10 ls41 he appointed tho Coast Survey
and exploring expeditions and stood tho list Of passed
midshipmsn al the following numbers s-January l. 1899
No. III January ! 1889, No. 81 January 1, 1870 No
ei and January I, Is41, at No 4s. On tho 27th Of
February, 1S41 he was commissioned lieutenant
and ordered TO the frgats Congress forty four gun
vesselos lie then joined the Mediterranean squad
until his vessel ordered the Brazilian station
lie s retained his position the craft and was
Of her eutenants the rolls Of the Navy Department
for the years commencing January l. 1912. 1913 1874
and 1916. lie had risen much during these yoars
for the first mentioned date his name stood at No 2s7
on the iist Of eutenants the second at No 2ss on
the third at No 25 and the last at No 232 at tho
latter end Of 1916 no attached the Observatory Al
Washington on special service which position he stl
held at the aud during portion OF lsls
He then stood No 22s the list. On January
le47 he Is recorded being in charge or the
al New Orleans from which he was detached TO aqan
Join The Coast Survey, which service his name q re
corded on January 1s4s During this yelr he was M
poned 10 The command oi the schooner Fetre opgaVe