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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
Keepil before The P cOple!
WASHINGTON SP EA X s
FROM HIS CRAVE!

On 'ho Hobeos .CO,pus, he said in
lis orders 10 the Army. to every of
lirtr ard soldier Of the United States
Army, when going out to suppress q
ruhrll ion
"Tat every oGIl'sr and soldier will con
.ilhtlv h,ir in m'hl thlt he comes TO sup
por. ihe laws, aul that il woul br prcull-
s,l, urivcnmirs ia him 10 he. IN any way,
In iuiGrtof ui item; 'ha, 'lre - enll'l
r!ripe, Of free 9. ivrun'h "Onlme the
rOvince Ot ihe milit ny, vi on called forth
on ,uCh orcnsions.to two oljeris: fist. To
,ombnt and subdne all who muy be iOlud
in ulms in opposition 10 the national will
and tulhOrit,; secondly, TO aid und support
the riviI magistrates in birgirg oil, nders
To ins,he. The diSreusation oi lhIs juslice
belongs TO the civil M sislraies; and Irt il
ever be our pride Snd our glory TO leave tue
sacred drpOsit there invi0lair. - Iruing'S
Life of Washington, rot. sea. 29'
Mr.. JslF-rsAh. Ia 1851 objected TO III
Constitutions iha! il mitied to provide '-ior
the eternal and un,eniItirg force ofthc ha
bra corpus laws" In l7SS he advised that
bur SlSles should refuse 10 rslity the Con.
sliiutiUn until declaration Ot rights had
been anneNd To it. asserting. among other
things tIlattbeIe should be "D0 suspension
of the haheas corpns;" and in 1907 at the
period OF Burr's conspiracy, he neither "a.
sunied 10 exercise the pnwerhimseli nor did
he ask or advise Congfess to do So. On the
coulrary,iL ia his message TO Congress he
said ::
"It will be seen that OF three OF the prin.
cipul emissalics Of Mr. PuH, whom the gen.
erai had caused 10 be spprrhended, one had
been liherstr,l by HABEAs CORPUS, and The
:wo Others, bring those particularly employ
ell in the enIpavOr 10 corrupt the general anl
Army uf the United States, have been en.
barktd Ivy him for our ports IN the Atlantic
STATES; prob bly, on The consideration that
an imlaIla trial could rot he rxneclrd dur
iug tie pre- ent agitation Uf New Orleans,and
that thai city was not. Us yet. hale place oil
confmmrlit. AS suon as these persons shall
arrive, they will be delivered to the custody
oil theglaw. and left 10 such course Of trial
bOlhasto place and process, as lis functlona
rles mas direct"
In 1897 when Mr. Jehrriol snOm'ue" 10 ~
sllegeJ consrir.cy Tor di.mcmbeTnem. q
the U"ion, the Senate took The alarm an'
IN ibs rriV r"s "i ,brre months it was
ajrSated in the House OF REPRESENTATIVE
fJrc,e" i',' "n IaS ''FS' 'ea"'"S W d" 0'e'""e""
Ia the same wear, in discussing the ques
/ li"n arising on unaPpli,a'inn by B"lmdn 8
;roi," ;,,o ~ ,he "" Us f ,HeIr pou
fnement rfer commitment by the dstric
court TO WHICH the, had been surrendered b.
MIR, JeiIersoh, Chief Jusllne Marshnl says;
III at any tine The public safety shoul'
require tho suspension of the powers grantee
bythis act in the conrls OF the United States
it won'd he Tor the Legislature to say So"
Mr. Justice Story, in his Commentaries
, section 236 says:
! 81, would seem. as the power is given 4
Congress 10 suspend lhe wi, of Hqieas cor
mis- in ~; sos o( rebellion ar inya siug that in,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
REGAL. ARKER EASEMENTS,
SLeriii)s sale.

@S hAA SONNe
TUX STATE OF OHIO, vINTON COUNTY.
George A. and r. c.
Arms, Ilaint n, Court Of Com. Pleas.
1sIin.t 1,RA ol,U
W. II. Black, eft. J
10y virtue Of q yed expanas In the above ease
- to me directed from the CCuTtof Common
Pieas, for said County Of Vinlon,i 4 will offJr
A,Publc sale, at he door Of tho Court IIonso in
'hs town OF Macarthur IN sad County Of Vinton,
On Saturday. May oath, 1852.
at one o'clock r. NJ. Of saiL day, tho following
real estate. situated In said County OF Vintou
bounded and dese,ibed AsfOllogs, to-wit The
north'weSt qutTte Of SVvliOR Ne. thirty-four,
On township huInnar len. Of Range numher At
teen. Also; ;the weS' halt Of the north east quar-
terOi Section number thirty fo,T, ia l0wnship
number ten of Rango number ffetn. containing
Two hundred Hnd tiity acres. Aud uIEo u part
ithe west halt 0f the south west quGrtrE sf scc
uon number thirty five, In Tow wnship. number
teh' o. Range number fifteen, containing ten
acres, beginning aJ tho ercck below Browns
NH Browns iine crrsscst he creek in thu snuilI
west quarter " said Section number thirty five
In Township nnn,hcr tep, OF Range number If.
cen ;theneG s. 3g deg. ' five chains, and fifty
three links ID stake thence south So deg. west
six chains aud f,rty-thrcc links to stake (;
thence sOuth ~ deg. west six chains and e. ~
links 70 y stake. from which ted oak, eight
~ diameter, bears south 67;S thirty five links
distant, and white oak i,e inches in diameter,
hears north SO deg, eat twenty links distant
ihence east on the section ine 10 tho creek :
theh,e NJ lhe creek with the nleandt rings there
OF TO tho place Of beginning, together with all
hepTlvileges and aPpurienarces 'hcrein hcong
tnR. Levied upon A.. the property Of w. II.
BIack TO satisfy the Aforesaid execution. a p
praised NJ 2.g7h, Tcrrs Of sale, cash in hand.
i. F.SlIADES, ShelfV. Co., %.
Id McDowELL. Au'y.
April H. '5g-5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
wTO THE LADIES. IA

cine which is III q liquid form, and devoid OF
anything Injurious is unparalleled in the hsto-
ry vf Medicine The Annie de femme origin
ates q healthy mensturlu flow when used, aud
never fails to remove all obstiuciiops. Ladies', N
certain III iatiOns must tuseit, for II will pre-
duce Miscarriage, s6a N Cos a. .-
Price $3,Oo, sent hy mail, or ct my once. .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
MIAkTFIfI lINI

l c"py one year, in advance. Sl.00.
10 copies, to one address. / yr., g. 90.
We thus put down the price of ON
Subscription, in clubs Of 10, to SOr'
each. We ask onr friends nt
county 10 get up clubs ia eve : heioh
horhood, and send us in eight &c .drs
lor ten copies. YOU can dn II if ycn
try. II our friends throughout the
county will raise us one bnndr"d ""w
subscribers, we will purchase new
tvpa and fixtures thereby mai ug the
Democrat one Of the hands NEST, as
wr!l as one OF the beet, country news.
papers in Southeastern Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
VALLEY Ford. n.

| Kdllsy Ford, O.:
\. BrattOn, from Jan "a, '6l, lyP., 80
N. Bobc, Sep 10, 81, i" co
Mansfield, D:
II. p Prnr@l. from Jan IT. 81, lyr.. I 50
Iron Valley Furnace o. ~.
N. V. Huston. from June 90, '6l, lyt, so
TarHsF, o. ls. fa.
e. S. iveslipli. from Aug Ia '6l, Tyr. ! 90
Fifty-Aiaih RegimenL0. V, us, A.:
z. E. Phillips. from Jau 8. 81. Iyr., l so
MRSo, NatuR Co. e
John Mace I year. from Jany 3, 81. $50
tiro. AlIDan. iyr. iroA jan. 3, 81. i,1O
Ilpes Bowen. yr. irem Jan. 3, 81, 10
Jol,n Books ". lrom Jan. q, al. 80
VI. Cotirrell, ". from Jan S.'0l. 30
Md Peek, W. from Jan. 3, '6l. 80
John Dawson. 6 mOnthS. rs
Wikfspile VbtOn CO.
5. s. Murray. W. from Jan. q, '6l, l5O
\. Dawson, Irr. from Jan. 3 '6l. l,50
Daniel Rowsn. kr. from JAN. 3, 81. l,50
II. Brooks. Tyr. from in. SCI. 80
W.H CuViSon, lyr. hom S"pt. G, 81. 100
Iron Yalley, o,
VI. v. Huston, lyr. from June ~, '6l. $50
POrierS Pack. Vintoa Co.
!. S. Haifetl lyr. from Jan,3, '6I. $50
w. II. HubbaId, Tyr. from Jan. 8, 81. l,50
ELk YiniOR Co.
II Bray. lYr from Jan 3. '6i' so
u S'anghierback. l,r from Jan 3, '6i. l,50
T. Arsel l,r from Jan 3. .'6l, 80
] VI Reel. iyr liOm Jan 8. 'Gl SO
2 >urlc@. lvr irrin i'm j, '6l. Loo
Wm McMms, Tyr IIom Ian 3, 81. $50
II E,Uhpar', lvr iIOm Jan 8 '6l: 80
y e. Grdnd,if, Tyr from Jan 3, 81. so
4 Fu,eacIc, lrr Irom Jan 8, 'Gl. 80
SrGn, HinicG Co.
vm H. rad, l,r ln III Jon 3, i'6l. l.b0
llnmiln n, l,r iIom Im 8. '6l. $50
Robert Welsh, l,r ('om Iap 3 81. $50
IL Holland, Tyr from Jan D, 81. l,50
NeT RI! mouth, NiniOn Co.
hrst Ellis, lyr from Jan 3 '6l. 80
. Rose, Iyf from Jan3. 81. $50
81 Atkinson, Tyr from Jan 8. '6l. $50
Joseph Sterling, Tyr from Jan 3, '6l. $50
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
LEG IL NOTICE.
HESITATE or ONO VINTON
..r,. COUNTY. - a'

LO'inla cat'ner' Court of Common I'lcO'.
ooOrg7 CnrsneT, Petition for Divorce.
The above naiue,l defendant. George Cnrsncr,
whose IiaceOi n'idc6cc /. unkhoNn il Hereby
notified that the said Pnih'if L)Sinia i'nrsucr
on this s6,h day of Marcn. 1914. flied In the
Count Of Comm u Pleas within aud E.r sail
county, her ctiioh against him ~ her husband.
pTa|inR for divorce and assigning the follow
Ing cnli~cs, I" wit: Gross ncgia.t of duty,-
Mora than three years wilinI ubSrucc. an,i the
commission "r adultery with one Zenith Curtis
at the - llutel in the cily of Wheeling and
State oi Virginia some IIuc IN November 1855.
And that said Petition vi bc hea ri ut ,hc next
Tenn of spid Court commencing ON the 18th day
Of May, ls62.
sui'i Defendant ~ hereby further notified that
deposftions viii bc taken hy said Pnnliti To he
uscd in evidence m he tIial Of said case at he
following times M 1 I,larcs! to Vit: A. the
Mayor office in the city Of Wheeling anil Stale
erFireiia dIl Tho .5ili day df Aplil iskg. be-
ttueelsthe hears offs OclocIi "A! M.alM - O'Clock
r. ~, Of said duN phd ~ ,he residence of VIM.
DuLlap IN West Liberty Ohio Ccuniy. State q
Virginia on tie Psth day otApl.. 1862 bctwcen
tlchons Of SO'clock a. 81, aIld 10 o'clock L.
II. OF said day.
o. ''.ti. -'" BINGHAM & HEWITT.
.L7I Attorneys foS Plaintiff.
AAIch 81 !eG2-Gw. s .'....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
AhtriG - sale.

Us. Black. Plaintiff; ! ,
-s, against Ia Vim ton Common
Elmorc Jones. Henry .a. Pleas.
Packard, Esy Jones, Order VI Sale.
und John J"nes, De-
PENDANTS.
ny order ofs writ Of Execution. IN the above
ID namcd ca-c to me directed, fiom the atorc-
said Court OF Common Pleas. will offer at
public sale ut the do,r of The Court House
IN the town Of Macarthur in raid County Of Vim.
ROn, on ..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
As>Isnccs NOIicc 10 Credit

Office is hereby given to ihe creditors
OF David White, uf Eagle TOWNSHIP p,
Wn'on Counly, Ohio. that The undersigned
have heen duly opponied aud qualified as.
Figntcs Of The said David White, Snd that
oil the property. rights. credits, moneys end
effects VI ssid Dsvd White subject to The
PAYMENT OF biz d,bs, have bceu assigned To
The undersigned tor The ben, fit OF his crrdit.
UrS, who sre hereby required 'opresent lhrir
resPeetive claims 10 The undo rsigned for
payment within six months !rrm 'his dale.
...- JOSt UA J. SPEAKMAN.
oitENS ?. CLARK.
April l7th. 1863 -sw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
Encourage Home haust'y!"

Ths.DTnOCRA1 beng the Official Or.
gan ihe. EoHniy, aud having the lar
sSst Circulation, now hsrs the Best
and. Cheapest InGucLmeItts { Adyer.
tiseTs. u
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
Great Ilcduelion IN Prices.

Forthe cheapest AMI hest Stoves, ploughs
Points, Crates Fronts llollow.wure and most
all other kinds Of ware % to the lIamden Foun.
Try. Having adopted the ready pay system,
will sell all Kinds Of ware 20 to 50 CT cent chca.
per than heretofore, and cheaper than tmO
dealers can aifT'l. All kinds ofprodnce and old
iryn taken IN exchange. BENJ. DILL.
iinmdcn, j mary 18th, 1862
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
TO DELINQUENT SUBSCRI
BEisS. -

We publish q list Of those who
owe us on subscription to the Domo
crat, ard tho amount n)w duo "ppo
sits their names. We 10 ihis 81 that
yOn ran know the amount, and SEM
10 ns. AMI save ns the EXPENSE q
senC ing after Il. We hope those wh'
are ia arrears will call anl St tile as
We cannnt continue tnr credit bnsi.
ness with the Press. Paper and Ia.
hor arc cash. The amounts are
Wade up according to our terms.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24


IL Darkey sermon IN Washing
ton city. Real it, on 4th page.
---------------.~->-,-~---->,--,--
O Hon. S. S Cox will pleas &C.
ctpt our thanks for public documents
received.
T f'etcrson's Magazine for May
has been received, and is excellinr
itself. Onr readers wlio wish a nun
her one Magazine can not do better
than to senI for Pit .rs,n.
--->-~- ~--..-----,-,..~-,, -. -,.-..,,-,,-.
New YORK WEEK. y ARGrs This
is tnc o! the b,st Democratic week,
lirs published. and We wis h to recon
mcud Ito the Democracy Of Vinpn
"a reliable beyond all Doubt. Cal
ard see specimens. 1t is one Of tlI'
largest papers in the Union, and il
terms places it in the reach Ofalmos
every man.
IeTns' copy ~ per ahnnin'
copies tor 80, . copies $lo. ana y
c"poa Tor Sso' Address C"mSt"cS 1''
& t'assady, Corner Of Broadway ana
l'ark l,lace, New lork. -.
UGodey for May, has been re
ceivd, and NC insist upon our lad'
friends getting copy. TIE iashior
plates for May excel ANYTHING VIC ey
er seen. Il lis filed up with the usiI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
Pricate and Etmale DisSasss,

with such success, has removed his Office to TN
Myrcs Block. where he can be consulted in al
diseases OF private nature. A word to all
Ifyou want relief and health, don't he deceive
by advertising quacks, who thrcng cur lAFV
cities aud lereive the unfortunate, but 50 I
Or VIM. Z. lIoyt. at his ofiieo in The NYNf
Block and be cured
Don't mistake the place OF name.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
GOING WEST.

TiNiMs leave IIill,b0TU'
At 700 4. NJ Snl arrive $3.50 p. M.--cOMs
meeting At BI'nches,eF with /; rough traiA~
snvirg in Cincinnati at 10 80 An, an1
T:Q0P NJ.
lcrSetuning leave Rhnrhestsra. sl;a1
aud 800 P NJ.
JOHN DURAND, SupS
January End, 1869 --lyr,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD,

"a ~, = 1T e n
a.. t;s <. sSte;ts tt..;iat ~ ...isiiEts s4ie....s1A
On and after Monday, DcrcmbPr %. 1861
two trains da, will leave Cincinnati, faT
lile Eat rs follows;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24

T i'etcrson's Magazine for May
has been received, and is excellinr
itself. Onr readers WHO wish nnn
her one Magazine can not do better
than 10 senl for Pit .rs,n.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24

II Darkey sermon IN Washing
ton city. Real it. on 4th page.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-24

U Hon. S. S Cox will pleas &C.
ccpt our thanks for public documents
received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-08
Political Discussions &c tbs hz2g forb5daon
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or The
T>GTOyAC October J.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE
i>oroMAC, October 7,
GeueroZ Oyu7ey. lG3.-I'he attention of the
officers and soldiers Of che army Of 5he toto-
rnac IS called 70 General Orders no. l39: WAR
Department, September =. 1862, publishing
10 the Army the Presidents. proclamation CT
September %. / proclamation d SUCH grave
moment TO the nation, officially communicated
to the Army, affords 70 the General Ioalnand~
;ng ar2 <2DD0rtunity Of defining specifically ~
the officers and soldiers under his command
the relation borne by al persons in the military
service Of the United States towards the clv4i
authorities C the Government.
The Constitution confides 20 the c;yI! authorl~
ties legislative, Judicial, and Executive, the
power and d1 ~ d making, expoundlng and
executing the Federal laws. Armed forces are
raised and supported simp} y to sustain the CT
vi authorizes, and are TO be held IN strict sub
ordination thereto IN all respects. This frnda-
mental law q cur political system IS essential
to the security Of 0ur Republican institutions,
and should be thoroughly understood and OBJ
served BY every soldier.
The principles upon which and the objects
for which armies shall he employed Ii Suppress
ing rebellion, must he determined and declared
b. The civil authorities, aud the Chlet Execu-
tive, who j. charged with the administration OF
the NATIONAL aff;;irs, IS the proper and only
source through which the views and orders Of
the Government can b. made Known to the
armies CT the nation.
Discussion by officers and soldiers concerning
public measures, determined 1ron ana ;}ecar-
ed by the Government, when carried beyond
the ordinary temperate and respectful express
SION Of opinion, tend greatly 10 impair and de-
stroy the discipline and efficiency O. the troops
l1y substituting the spirit q political factlon,
for tie firm, steady and earnest support OF the
authority 81 the government, which IS the
highest duty & the American soldier. The
remedy fer political errors, if any arc commit
te !, is to be found only ia the action Of the peo
pie 1T the polls.
In thus calling the attention Of this army 10
the true relation between the soldiers and the
Government, the j3enerai commanding merely
adyeIts: TO an evil against which 1t has been
thought advisable during our whole history to
guard the armies CT the r apublic; AMI ia so DO
ing he will nos be be considered by any right
minded person as casting any rc1iectlons upon
thai loyalty a:?d good conduct which has been
SC fully illustrated upon 50 many battle felds.
!n carrying Gus al measures or public policy
Gais army will q course. be guided by the same
rules q mercy and christianity that have ever
controliedits conduct toward tbs Glefenceless.
BY command OF,
hiAJoE GENERAL. MCCLELLAN.
JAMES 4. ktARDIE,
Lieut.. Col,, AiG}e~ce- Camp and 4. 4. A. y.
CO. lo+c rajlaG she
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AENoug CGNEEgT EXTRAORDINARY
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER s, 1862,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-08

len. Mitchell lately called the commanding
officers Of the T. s. regiments at Hilton Head.
s. c., together and addressed them 10 regard
to their duties, &c. In the course Of his
speech, he said
'"T'Flere remains only The alternative speak
Of. We must destroy slavery Or It will con
cuer U.s. accept the issue. believe that
ali che hopes Of humanity tor thousand years
to come are Involved IN this struggle. Rather
than that this monument should be oVerthrown,
an ready not only to see slavery exterInina
ted. but also have every negro in these South
err States clestroyed5retl more, / am ready
TO sec every white man in these rebel States de-
stroyed also.
Senator Pomeroy has succeeded il purcha-
sing, at New York, 8 steamer for 'coonz;a-
ton purposes. Her name is to be adam
and Eve" She VIII be ready to sail for Cen
trail America by The 10th instant, with 500
c3lorad passengers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03
A...asr vIessrr loE asa. lII.ehsIl.

We like the style of Gsa. o. Il. Mitchell
He eoss at the work in hand as If he meant
10 deal the most deadly and haFrassing blows
% the enemy n the shortest possible time.
Want Of transportation does not detain him,
distances Is only considered as an obstacle
which forced marches are certain 10 speedily
oFsrcona His famous march from Colum-
bia, Tennessee, to Huntsville, Alabama, where
By be completely surprised the enemy, cap.
tursd stores aad rolling stock Of immense
valus, and severed the main artery upon
which the life Of the cOnfedsracy depended,
has not been sarpassedlfOr spirited execution
and important results BY any event Of the
var. But be was not content to rest at
Huntsville. Almost before the sWiftest cou-
risrS oOuld have carried the news Of his VIC
tory there to the neighbOring rebels, he had
soizsd one hundred miles Of railroad, and,
q his Napoleonic address tOh soldiers said,
The sound Of thsir mOrniag gun at TaSoum-
hiA could be heard by their comrades on the
blooi.stainsd field near Oorinth. To those
victorious dashes he has now added another
which has resulted, as his report informs Us,
IN the ending Of bis campaign, aWhile in all
Alabama North Of the Tennessee river, floats
no Gag bat ths old flag Of the Union" In
this expedition, bOta his fighting and bis
strategy were entirely successful. The enc
my we're routed and hsd in inglorious haste,
Without even succeeding IN destroying VlE9
bridge on the river at which, they had been
posted.
An honor 70 Gen. Mitchell and to the no.
be soldiers under him, who laughed st dan
gen, and hailed difficulties as so many stim-
ulant, in their recent brief but glorious
ompaisn In Alabama.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

The following items are from the Detroit Ad,
vertiser of the lst.
VESSELS PAssIEG.-The following vessels passed
Detroit on the sOth:
QPzstmr. Illinois; propeller Chicago schOOn
DowE-Propeller Ontario; barks Constitution
Indians, Ocean Wave, Ravenna, Massilon, A. P
Nichols, Col. Ellsworth, Hans CrOcker, Sunshine
L. 81 Cotton; brigs F. B. Gardner, Fanny Gard
ner, Mary, Empire State, G. P. Williams, Cano-
pus; sch0oners Shook, Muskingum, Racer, Dol
phin, NJ s. Scott, Ethan Allen. Eliza Logan
Sophia Smith, Return, Douglass, Republic, j. s.
Newhouse, Amelia, Surprise, Marion Egan, R.
Dart, Rapid, Denmark, A. Clark, Ellen Williams
KenOsha, W Squall, Resolute, Gem, Pilgrim
Richmond, NJ B. Hale, Grant Golden Harvest
Moselle, n. Fillmore, Z, p. Dow, st. james, J.
Coleman, Seabird, Fulton, Utica, st. Andrews
Haven, Rainbow, ~ Tempo. Lucy Raab, Clip
per City, Monsoon, York State, Die Vernon, Lea
der, Milan, g. L. Newman, Reeve, Holt, Mus
sey.
A LARGE GRAIN FLEET.-During the past thir-
ty-siX hours there have passed this port not less
than one hundred and fifty vessels with grain
cargOes, for Buffalo or other points below A
large proportion of this number passed here du-
ring the night, rendering 1t impossible to obtain
the names Of many Of them.
LAUNoH.-Another Aue propeller was launched
yesterday afternoon from the ship-yard Of Mason
( Bidwell. It was built for the New York Erie
Railroad line, and is called the Canisteo. This
is one Of the two described by US In February as
destined to run between Toledo and DUnkirk.-
They are of the following dimensions: Length
100 feet; beam 80 feet hold II feet, and $50 tons
burthen. They are to be furnished throughout
in like style of those of the Peoples Line. The
engines are from the Sheppard Iron Works and
are low pressure, with 49 inch cylinders and So
inch stroke. These prOpsllers are admirably
adapted for the trade of the line to which they
are TO be attached, and will be credit alike to
owners and builders
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bo ne body Of OSl sloCum, against whom
thsy were lniuFlAted for havirg displayed 90
much courage and chlvalFy IN forcing his
regiment fsarlessly and bragely upon them.
These disclosures, establishing Is they In
contestably do, the constant inhumanity Of
the rebel leaders, viii be read with sorrow
and indignation BY the people OF the loyal
States. They should inspire these people to
renewed exertions to protect our country
from the restoration to power of such
men. They should, and We believe
they will, arouse the disgust and horror
Of foreign nations against this unholy re-
bsllion. Let Il be our duty, nevertheless, to
furnish continued contrast to such barbara
ties and crimes Let US persevere In the
good work Of maintaining the authority Oi
the Constitution and of refusing to initiate
the monstrous practices We have been called
upon to investigate.
Your Committee beg to say, in conclusion,
that they have not yet been enabled TO gath
or testimony in regard to the additional In
quiry suggested by the resolution Of the Sen
ate, whether Indian savsges have been en-
ployed by the rebels In military service
against the Government ofthe United States,
and how such warfare has been conducted by
said savages, but that they have taken prop
er steps to attend to this important duty.
(Signed,) B. +. WADE,
Chairman.