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,,anttobed An pchedaie o, aiter the same shall have
been 60 made and the particulars REQUIRED
e. % stAmit hays rn complied Yitn rho tia ~
o. remove Or detaoh or catse or permit L.ue' ~
be taken on or removed or detached, any stamp, or
VINO shall use any stamp, or any wrapper or coYet 70
which any stamp Affixed, 70 cover any otuei sluoe
or commodity than that originally oonlaDeu ~ sun
Wrapper or cover with such stamp when ilrst used
wi h the intent 70 evado The stamp duties, shaI i0r
every sdct article respectively in respect Ol Wlloh
any such offence shall be committed soh
atty OF hy dollars 70 be recovered ogelner VIII 'o
coats tbrreupon accrung and every such article or
commodity a. aforesad, shall also DO igrlclfa' =,
See 100 And Be- v Onthsr enacted That every nay my,
or or anufacturer OF any Of the articles OF commod.
iues mentloned 10 schedule as aforesaid who shalt
sell send out remove or deliver any article or com
modify. manufactured a aforcaaqi before tle duty
thereon shan have been fully pad, BY ahHng thereon
the rroper stamp, as IN this act provided, or VINO
aha0 hide or conceal, oauso 70 be hidden or cor +
ceaied or who shall remove or convey away, OF 0epo
AL or cause " be removed or conveyed away from or
dotosited In any place, any such article or o0mmod
w. h. evads the duty ohargoable thereon or any
part thereof sh - beaubect 70 penalty q one hun
dred collars toasiher with The forlmtprn o any
steh article Or commodity rosiaed, That medicines,
preparations compositions, poriunery and cosmetics
upon which stamp duties are required BY this act
may, when intondei for szp5riaIen, DC manulae-
tured aud sod or removed without having siamps
ahKed theret and without being charged with duty
As.aoresald and every nAu'aeturer or maker OF any
anicie o Aforesaid, offended for expectation shll
give such bonds and be aubsc 10 such rules and reg
uatlons 70 protect the against fraud rs mas
be from time 10 time prescribed by the Secretary 0
the Treasury. Id.
Sec 10. Andb cH further enacied That every man
uacturer or maser Of any Of the articles or cOmmOd
tiles az aforesaid his chief workman, egent or su
pefntendept, shah, az the end Of each aud ever
month, mike and sign o declaration In writing tina
no such AT Gle commodity ~ Aforesaid, has dutln
such preceding month, or time when the lat dcoara
ton wa, made, been removed, carried or sent Q
caustd OF Suffered or known 70 have been removed
carried or sent from the premises Of such mai
ufactuTcr or maker, other tban such as nav
been duly taken account Of and charged wit
the stamp duiy on pain Of such manufactures 2
maker faffritng for every refusal ncgieci 20 mas
such declaration. one hundred dollars and " ~
such manufacturer or maker or his chief workman
agent, superintendent, shall make any false or u
true declaration, such manufacturer or maker,
chief workman, agont or superintendent, making q
same, shah ortet Ave hundred dollara. III
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Committed To Tail

az Davidson County, Tenn, July 20, 1862. negro
~ man, who says his name rs JOHN, and belongs
TO All Baokmani OF Rutherford County, Tenn; ago
pounds scar on forehead and several &C VA W lea
hand color, black. h.'t. |'.t' '-it"
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property, aud pay charges as the law directs
... .... I.r.. ,, NJ. HINTON, ..
iuly3l-3t sheriff and Tailor of n G.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn July ~, 1852, a negro
" man, who says his name is ALFRED, and belongs
TO Tom Holt administrator OF Me-. Yincd1a Of avid
son county, Tenn. age about "a y ears weighs lGO
pounds feet inches high color, copper scar on
let side Of forehead .
The owner IL requested TO CONS forward, provo pro
portyi aud pay charges as the law direots. I'D f
J. NJ. HINTON,
July8l-N .F.. Sheriff and Tailor Of ID. q
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Committed to Jail

IF Davidson County, Tom, July ~, ls62, a negro
" man, who says hiS hatno Is STEPHAN and beuhas
to George Parker, OF Washington County, MISE age
% years 8 feet inches high weighs 100 pounds
color, back two scars on on wrist. 7 H.. .HI+ ..
Tho owner Is requested TO oume forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as tho law directs,
}. ~ HINTON,
july3ls-8t ..H Sheriff and Jsilor 81 h q.
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Committed to Jail

nv Davidson County, Tenn, July Is. 1872, negro
" man, who says his name is LAWS. and belongs
80 ltsi Wade, Of Rutherford County, Tenn +; age "a
years feet 10 inches high weighs about pounds
color light black. nv
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property, and pay charges as the law directs
..EI.. ..H. r. |# ..HF y. Ml HINTON ..
iuly3l-3t sheriff and Tailor OF ID. G.
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Committed to Jail

GF Davidson County, reun. July % 1892, negro
~ man, whO says bis name is BENNY, and belonfa
To Matt Sciusgs, Of Bedford County Tenn. age about
- yeaJsi5 feet inches high Weighs i65 pounds;
color, black
Tho owner IL reaues'ed 10 come Frwbrd. prove
property, aud pay charges as the law directs.
pa J NJ HINTON,
iuly3l-8t sheriff and Jailor OF d G.
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nF davidson County, Tenn July 2s is62, a negro
~ man, who says his same ls PErER, and belongs
70 A. Henderson, ot Rutherford County Tenn. ACC
about 81 years weighs leo pounds 5 teet 10 ltches
high color, black. .. ~ ~. F
The owner s requested 10 como forward, prove
property, and pay charges, ~ the Jaw directs .a
J. NJ HINTON,
iuly3l-3t sheriff and Jailor Of D Ci
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson county, Tenn, July Is, 1854 a negro
" man who says his name il NOSES, and belongs
20 silas Tucker, e Rutherford Sysnty, TIM; AZ
aboot 40 years 3 feet inches high Hweirhs iB
pounds color, black augeis orook "a on len hand.
TIC owner Is requested 10 come farward, prov
property Snd pay charges a. tho law directs. III .a
JIM HINTON,
jug3l-St HIU Sheriff and iaiiur OF b. Q.
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Committed 10 jan

or Davidson county, Tenn. July %, 1859, q negro
" man, who saws his name Ia TOM End belongs 30
Henderson, Of Rutherford county, Tenn age about
~ years; bfcct inches high weighs 90 pounds
color, black.
The owAcr Is requested 60 conn forward, prove
property, and pay charges a. the law directs r
".. J. NJ III MON, .t
july Sl-st sberii and Jsilor, b. c..
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Committed IA Jail

nf Davidson county, Tenn, July n, l662 y negrn
~ man, who says his name Is SIMON, and bslongs
" JIlo. ,, Crowder, Of Williamson County, Tom;
age about % years 9 feet inches high weighs 40
pounds; color, black scar OF left baud from burn
The owner is requested TO como forward prove
property and Ray charges AZ the law directs
J. d. HINTON. ,. O..
1ulySl- u sheriff and Jailor ~ Ii 4
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The Ice Cream Garden
SIS REWARD

GIQLEN, from r. HuLDEBRAND, Jewellor, on rn-
- ion street ONE PATENT LEVER ENGLIaH
GOLD WATCH, manufactured by Jn0. Johnston lIF-
euooi. The Watch "a oi zmail tze with whito dial
snfIafea un the Inside $3.50 w. hAHnEH, from his
hihef iu the year ls3b 20 on the outside sugrayed
"hohAoE hANhtR.' The above Reward Will 81 pali
~ lny Information that may lead 70 Me rocoEery Of
the pIepel'y' n ID. HAMMER
L0gisyiho Journal please cory to ne amt ofg5
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Committed to Jail

" Davidson County, Tenn, June IS, 1852 a negro
- man, who says his name IL JACK and belongs
20 Richard Hide, OF Davidson County Tenn ago about
30 years weighs about 40 pounds left eye out scar
on right hand
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove pro.
porty, and pay charges, az the law directs.
n. HINTON,
Iuly3l-St shorin aud Tailor Of b. @.
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Committed to Jail

M Davidson County, Tenn, July Ia, is02, negro
~ man, who iaya his name " FREDERICK aud
belongs 60 Francis Girby, or Madison County, Ala;
age about ~ yeurs feet = inches high We CHS
1855 pounds color, HIGHT copper.
Tho owner Il requested b. como. forward, prove
property and nay charges as the law directs,
N. J. NJ HINTON
luySl-dt Shorid and Jailor D. G.
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Committed to Jail

OF Dayidsnn county, Ionn. July 10, 1902 q negro
" man who says his name Il DUNMORE, aud be
longs 10 Jesse Martin Of Maraha County, Tenn age
about 20 years feet inches high color, black
hand indicates hard labor. a
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove pro-
pouy, aud pay charges, as the law directs.
... j. NJ. HINTON,
julydl-3t sheriff and Tailor Of u. G..
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EslabIIshcI flr Tie Benefit u Strangers,
COMING 10 81. Ioun ~ szAEcu or

Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wounds or Sickness.
DORRUCr INTt LIiaEKCE Will BE GIVEN or
~ Tue condition OF any Sick or Wounded Soldier Ia
81. LOUIS IOUIsVllLE, CINCINNATI NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY, on auy o her Hospital n the Western
Department. This Is tie oALY Army Intelligence
Odce IN the United States and Information regard
ing soldiers from any part OF tho q a can De fiyen
at any time, by calling at, or WRTN0 20 the Ann
tyrgLtiGESos OFWCE Post -Ofnce Dlx no. 18is
n. h.--PEss0Ss COMING 10 ST.. LOuts rs sRARon oY
TuHR FEIENps VIII obtain al necessary Information
by calling az our oncoi No H. south Fourth st'cet.
May rs, 1862 Iy
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, July II, 1852, a negro
~ woman, who says her name 4 FANNY, and BE-
lunRs 10 Juo. A, Crockett OF MuffroesborO. Tenn
age SO years weighs about 100 pounds feet ~,
iuohes hlgl right eye out scars On left wrist ara
near the corner Uf the len eye
The owner "a requested % come forward, prUVa
property, and pay charges, a. the law directs.
JIM HINTON
Iuly3l-3t Sheriff and Tailor ofD q.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson Comfy, Tenn, July IS, 1859, negro
" man, who says bis name i hATr, aud belongs
70 r. Duncan, Of Franklin Comfy, Tenn aged about
~ years. feet inches high weighs about lao
ponods color black small scar on forchead, .If
The owner 4 requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay chargns, ~ this la.s directs. t
. HF Il ]. 81. HINTON,
iulySl-N sheriff and Tailor of u. q.
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STEAM FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
THE STEAMSHIP
REAT EASTERN,
Fans EEw Yoassa

FHOM LyEnpOOi, 81 FHnsi REw YoaR. ID. .
Calling 90 Quoensiovn, Saturday, .........IuIy 20
Saturday, August 10 rnasiay, .....ssp taniberg
Wednesday, eco. October Saturday, ..... October Is
Tuesday, November - Thursday. Docenbtr Ii
hiumaguihoept ship having proved harnslf I'M
oqualod for speei, safety aud comfort lsaA alnknoss
being unknown on buard6 Il strongly accommodates
as the most eligible conveyance Cor Passenger
TInET CAHIE.
IRON eos 20 8l35 each berth, according 10 the slEe
sItuaiiun ana accommodation OF the state Rooms ali
having the same Privileges Ia Che -al9oRs and i re.
gard % meals and attendance, Suites ofapartmHpts
Tor families may DO engaged BY special Agreement
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE 10 and from LIVER
POOL AZ FARE AND A HALF.
Servants accompanying Passengers, aud children
undcr u years OF age, half Fare infants ffeo.
sEouED CAMS .....
State room bcrthg meals furnished at separate "a
DO ,'.fs $40
TiuuD CABfH.
intermediate state Room passengers found with
beds bedding table, uiensils, and good substan.
Nai i'od .,............,...ej 80
sTrEHA0E,
With superior accom- nudationa, .... ...... 40
Fares by the Great Eastern, on and gftor the trip
Of the oh u september, VIII DO advanced 10 4 o.
cpnt.
Zach passenger allowed 20 cubic foot Of luggage
Ap experience burgoou ON board
For freight and passage, apply 20
u.a CiiAH. A. WHITNEY,
..... AZ ne oilee, No. % hIaadway, MY.
ROWLAND a ArPihWALL, Agents.
July 20, lsG2-tll Doc. ~.
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Committefl Ia .Ya,l

~ Dayldson coanty, Jelly IS, fbeA = nerro man
~ Who eayt his name h ALLESt Atd belong TO
Annie Cafnchael, Of Davidson County rcnn., on the
Noousyilic riko ace about ~ ycafs weighs about
l51 pounds feet inches high color, black rcara
on both hands ..... tTf. frH
Tho owner d requested 70 come forward, prove
J. NJ HINrON,
iuly3i-St ft.f Sheriff and Jalor OF u. G.
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n II w
ICE CREAM SALOON.

V'Hf Subscribers have just lifted up Ia handsome
Ciyl al 30 40, UNION sfREtr, ns2t aa8f 10 he
yewefy store Of Nc j. Flowers, a. lCE CREAM
hAlOOht and tho Ladies' and Geutam of Raahvlia
ana vicinity afo respectfully Invited % RiFn them
call fhly pledge themselves 20 keep 81 hahd IN
very boat article shat can De made.
D. RANNIG
p, OiCONNER
h.H---familiea and Parties supplied al any bopr
By ne sahnuiyi on The most liberal terms
Jllyl8-f ..
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FRYE, TODD & CO.,

Commission Merchants for the Sale
OF BOOTS ana SHOES.
XNTE are daily receiving large cons ignmenis OF
w BOOTs aud SHOES 81 every description from
prices that CANNOT EXCEIKD. Dealers IN the city
aud country VIII do sell a.. call aud examine our
stock al so. 80 CHERRY STREET, Coonuade Build
ing, next door 10 the Adams Exprosa Company.
July Elm. FRYE, TODD co,
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BOARD ID.

1 HAVE Two WtlL-FURNIsHED ROOMS suit.
able fnr two small "a miles, or may be occupied
by seyera gentlemen, House, opposite Judge Cat
rUn's dwelling, Cherry street. Terms liberal.
Ton or Hnrtn Day Hoarleu can BE- aCcommola.
tod also few Transient Hoauisra can be accomtn0.
dated, JuueZl-3mI MARTHA G, PEACOCK
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Sec. III, And BE- furhsr enacted, That any porson
on persons having in Cnargc or trust as admpisra.
tore executors " ruHtOss of any cgaceu or dlstrib
utlEe thAres rrsng from b, rsoual property of Hnv
Kind Nlalsoo cr, whore the whole amount OF rucb
personal property as Aforesaid shall exceed Tho sum
OF one thousand dolars 90 actual value passing nom
possessed ai al1h property, oithcT by Will orIby tfe
intHatlto laws OF any Ststc 90 IrrrtCry, OF any
part OF such property 0r Interest thoToin
by deed, grant bargain sale or gilt made intend
OF 90 take eldest n pogsCs ion euoym after he
death o, NE granilr or baWaiugr, 70 any person or
persons or % auy body or bed lee polite Or Incorporate
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Soc. 1lG. Aud De @ hutlel enacted, That from aud
amer thc date on which thla act takes ctest uicre
Shall be an allowance or draw back all articles on
which amy Internal duty or uN shall have been paid
except raw or manufactured cotton, equal u amount
TO the duty tax paid thereon, aud no more, when
exported the evidence that any such duty or tax has
hetu paid 20 bc furnished 20 the satisfaction OF the
Uainisslonor Of Internal Revenue by such person or
persons as shall claim the allowance or drawback
and the amount % be uscortainel under such regula
tons as shalt from timo 90 time, be prescr bed by the
tuu AT the Secretary Of the Treasury, and the same
shall b. paid by the warrant Of the crtary of the
Treasury on The Treasurer ofthe United states out Of
ANY money arising from internal uutts not Otherwise
aplraprnted pr0risd, That mo- allowance or draw
back Shall be made OF hal for any amount claimed on
due less than twenty dollars ans thing in this act 20
The contrary notW iElandhg' A"a Pf'p'etai yaIAe,
That any certificate o drawback for goods exported
issued In pursuau ~ The provisions o this act may
uuder such regulations as may DO prescribed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, be received h{ me etec
tor or his deputy iu payment Of duties tudor this act
And the Secretary Of The Treasury may make such
regulations with regard io the form Of said certificates
and the issuing thereof as ln bis Judgment may DO
nc'essary AHd providsd' Qrla@, That m computing
the allowance or drawback upon lrticos mauufac,u
red exclusively Of cotton when exported, thcre shall
Dc allowed, Ia addition 10 tho threo per cculum duly
which shall have been paid on such articles draw
back of i've mills per pound upon such Articles n al
eases whore tho duty Imposed by This act upon tho
cotton used u the manufacture thereof hss bsoh Pre-
Nously pail tho amount NJ said allowance 10 be us-
/ certaincd io suUh manner us may De- prescribed hy
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, under tho 81
Icctou OF tne SECRETARY of the Treasury,
Sec, III. And Pr % Nfrh 0nc'ot, That II any per
sou or peg sous shaN rauduently cam ~ seek 20 Oh
tain an allowance or q awback on goods, wares or
merchandise, on which mo- Internal duty ghall have
been rad, or sna ffau4ultuty olam any greater al-
lowauce or DRAWBACKS than The duty actually paid a.
aforesaid, such Iersan persous shall Forfeit triple
Che amount wruuguuy Oh frauduleuuy claimed OF
sought Co be obtailed, or tho fum OF hye hundred
0'lais at tne election OF me seelelary Of The Treas
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No. ~, PUBLIC SQUARE.

No. 72I PUHLIu sQUAHE'
just Received, per Adams F1pres, FINE LOT Of
Pocket Knives, Wallets, and
Porte Monnaies;
Also, Choice Lot Of
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.
}. NJ MURPHY, a0p1,
July -im ~ Public Square, near the city Hotel
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Sec. ll5 And bsa driier enacted, That the pay Of
the assessor asssgnt ASSESSORS, collectors and dep
nay collectors shIl be paid out Of the aCcuiug inter-
ral duties taxes before tue same Is paid into the
treasury, according 10 such regulations the Com.
missioner u internal bcycnue, under the direction OF
The SECRETARY Of tho Treasury, shall prescribe; ana
tor the purpose OF paying the the Commissioner Of In
tcrual Revenue aud clerks procuring uiss, stamps
adhesive stamps, paper, printing forms and rfgua-
lions advertising, and any other expenses OF carrying
This act into effect, the sum Of five hundred thousand
collars Doe, and hereby isi appropriated, or su much
Thereof al may DE nee. ssltry. ....
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HEADQUARTERs ARMY OF THE Ono,
In Camp Huntsville, Ala, July 20, 1S62I
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j, NJ. WRIGHT, A.A.G. Aug Sit
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
Mo. IL, South Fourth St,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
SICK OR WOUNDED

and for persons living at a distance who can rit,
20 tho Army Intelligence Onice aud obtain reii.
able information Of any soldier that gu.
listed IN the States Of
The New York herald., 1862-01-03
Mr.. Snbcl q nd Mr.. Train.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

No % BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Jan. 2 1862.
the ssue of the HERALD 23d November last appeared
letter addressed TO you from Mr. George Francis Train,
in LONDON in which assertions made detrimental to
the standing Of Mr. F. sabel Of the firm Of Sabe Scare
Of this city. Such assertions to the effect that Mr.
sabel was engaged in connection with other persons in
England, in llDg out vessels and forwarding shipments
OF arms &C. for Southern destinations the rebel states
have to-day received communication from Mr. Sabe.
In which he desires me, rs his agent here, TO publish
through the HERALD the entire alsy Of Mr. Trains state
mens regards himself and 10 deny in toto any
interest whatever the transactions TO which Mr.
Train In his letter and to state further that has
taken legal STEPS towards bringing Mr. Train sense
Of tho injustice and injury ho has unwarrantaby en-
deayorod TO infict upon him. Pending such action,
spectfuly request your favor 20 afford this letter space
Ia tho HERALD. Yours, respectfully,
FIEkZER JOyEs
The New York herald., 1862-01-03
Condemnation OF Prize Vessels.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
ncf.rx IT., rutna p....


Jss 2Judge Belts has rendered decisions in the fol-
lowing prize cases, recently argued before him
Unsed S,at,s re. hs Brig Sarah Starr and her Car.
ooIhe Judge has condemned this vessel and cargo al
being tho property of domicllcd In the rebe
States The cargo valued in the neghbohood Of $50 600
Messrs. T. d. Smith, District Attorney and stewart L.
Wcodford, Assistant, for the United States Mr. Charles
Edwards for vessel; Mr.. Charles Conor for cargo.
Lnid States Is. he Prince Leopold aud CdrgoThis
sci the first seized In this port by the Surveyor for
running the blockade The Judge condemned both vessel
and cargo, the same grons The Of the sarah
Starr. The cargo estimated at about SIS 00O Same
counsel FOR government; Mr. Edwards for claimant.
United States rs. the SchooTer Aigaurih and Crrco--
Tho decision rendered in this case and upon
the ground.
CHitcd States rs. The Mary KcIeoe-This Is the frs.
decision on seizure made under the act Of July, IsG
the ground thut the owned whole or In
part by par Ties siding 10 tho rebel States.
The Judge condemned the three ogrths OF the vessel
owned in Wilmington. y. c., and released tho one
fourth owned by New York owner. Tho loyal owner
fde claim against the Southern shares for fatpabc
proportion Of the advances male by him account
OF the vessel The Judge oyefrlcd this claim dec ling
that the forfeiture superior 10 all liens aud eques
and the remedy of the loyal part or any) must DO
had upon application 70 the secretary the Treasury
sezed under this the portion belonging TO loyal own
era In the loyal States will be released
JnitSf Sdcs The Schooner q. g. E,eling This vessel
seized under the Of July 49, 1861 being owl
by Mrs. HatChngs, an inhabilant OF New Orlsans. t
proved that the owner a BTit.h sJbtet visit
ing at New Orleans, but having 10 uxad
residence there The Court released tho vessel.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM FRIGATE RICH
MOND.

The United States steam frigatc Richmond Commander
Ellison arrived at this port Wednesday afternoon from
Key West which place she left the 2lt Of December
She has here for the purpose Of having her ma
cbinery repaired, which is sadly out Of order.
IL will be remembered that tho Richmond was en-
gagged together with the Niagara, at the late fight at
Fort Pickons Shortly after that she repaired to koy
West for the purpose Of rctting and aor everything
being done that found necessary again went TO
sea do duty bockader. After being out n short
time her machinery became very much damaged, and
shc was obliged to put back 10 Key West for further r
pairs Then IL found that tho damage was of such
nature the Richmond would have to proceed TO Now
York have it arranged She consequently LEFT X ey
West under sail, and arrived here ON Wednesday as
above stated.
The following is a correct list Of the officers Of the Rich
mond--
Francis p Ellison, Captain; A. Boyd Cummings Lioutc
nant and Executive Olcer; Edward Terry, Lieutenant:
Alan Ramsay, First Lieutenant Of Msrirts A. A. Iender
son, surgeon, Somerset Robinson, Assistant surg on
George y. Cutter, Paymaster Frederick :. Hill, s. B
Coggeshall AMI avid l.. Wilcox, acting Masters EDWARD
l.. Gaul Captains Clerk; John Van Dyke raymase ter IS
Clerk, Herman schmilz, raymas,er's Steward. Robert
Cuurie, Surgeons Stewards john w. Moore Chief Engi-
neor fben t0yt, Jr, First Ass stant Engineer; Joseph
T.. Buter Second Assistant Ingnecr William Pollard
Geo 20 W. Dove, X. B. latts, Cherries T. Emery and
Albert w. Morley, Third Assistant fDgne,rs Charles J..
Gibbs, ChUes =. Livingston, Hcnry A. GInne aud How
ard Z. Moi3tt. Masters Mates; Isaac Y. Choatc Boat
swain: james rlayer, Nunner Hiram L. ixon Acting
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