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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15
Sheriff 's Sale.

Peter Barker } Doc. 3, page 37Q.
vs.. kuperOr Court Of Franklin
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF vENDI TO NJ
- directed from the Superior Court OF franklin 90 IN
ty Ohio, will offer for sale at the door OF the Court
House, in the City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the l7th day Of May, A. D., 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and O'Clock,
P. NJ the following described real estate situate in the
county Of franklin and State Of Ohio, to wit.
ALL that part Of lot No. l57 in the town Of Worthing
tons in said county lying east Of Elias Lewis east ne
being about twothlrds Of said lot No. l57 and being
same premises formerly occupied BY John McMullen and
Pyron Whitehead, respectively and the same that was
conveyed to Thomas Daniel by Daniel Upson and lie
by deed dated March 18TH 1857 also, lot No. L. and
feet of Of North side Of lot No. 49, lot No and feet
od OF north side Of lot No. III lots Nos 15 and 49, in
the town Of WorthingtOn, Franklin county, Ohio.
Lot No. l57at SL600.
Lot No. 4, and feet of N, side Of lot No. I3, OF
S1,70O. f55 ~ - - =
Lot No. g. and feet of N. side of lot No. IA, at
s Lot No. /, SOS. 10. IHeaH
Lot No. 2, 500. ...
Lot No. is, $50. ..
Lot No. ls, $50. ...s..E rI .frs.. a
GEORGE W, HUFFMAN,
sherif Of franklin county, Ohio.
april 15-dltSIwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15
Sherif's Sale.

James Cherry, Guardian, etc.) ...r.i -'
vs.. Sale by order of Court.
Gideon Vandemark etaI. -
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Franklin county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door of
the Court House, In the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the l4sh day Of June, A. d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock O. m and o'clock D. NJ
the following described estate. situate IN the coun.
ty OF franklin State OF Ohio and city Of Columbus
hundred and ninetyeight 95 situate on the north side
OF Friend street, and being the second lot east OF Fifth
street, and fronting Friend street. sxty.two and
half feet by hundred and eighty seven and half
feet north to Cherry alley being the fall lot OF sex
feet by le7h feet =
Appraised at $685. At
Printers fees 81 50. -
mayl0-. 1tkwtd .I
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Sheriff s Sale,

Breckinridge Wilson ! 'sa5i'H -fatfg ielI ltF
VS.: Franklin Common Pleas.
Eli r Jennings ct al, 5s1u hi .egJcEE1Tad
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FI FA.
ID to me dir eoted from the Court OF Common Pleas o
FRANKLIN county, o., will offer for sale at the door q
the court House, in the city of Columbus, o., on "a
Saturday, the 24th day Of May, A. D, 1852, 8
at o'clock P NJ the following described real estatu
situate in Franklin county ohio and in Norwich town
ship. to wit and boundsd a. described as folIows
Commencing at A. eels'sS W. corner Of the land
which he purchased Of Henry Dildne; thence n. with
said Sess line l92 56 100 poles selss 8. y, corner
In d. D. Lattmets line 80 poles to Lattimers 8. W.
corner, w Mcoulic and bandakerb land, B. 81 deg
40 min W. 1877 poles to stone; thence N. on the line
Of Landaker and Fry IS poles and 90 links TO the begin
ming, being part OF survey No. 3o0e and 3453 convey
cd by Joseph Culberson and wife to Henry Dildine and
record in the franklin county records, containing
42K acres Of land and ii poles.
Appraised at $50 90 per aCre. 9oFC' 31 aa1Il
..- GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
Printers fees - so. r;t', ra1- a rr1 gl,1 sTO
april 2S-dIt&wtd f, sst I'D s,r,,.,s, a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15
Ayers Cherry PectOFal,

.i.1 ron THE RAPID CURE OF o. HoS
Coughs, Colds, Inliuenza,D Hoarsenkss,
Group, bronchitis, Inctpient Con-
1 sunfptiOn, and for the ReliefoA
-.f OF COnsumptiget Patients soc,1
IN adyancSd Stages "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15

Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EpAisP-
-,r7 sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia, oil
Many remarkable cures of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power OF this medicine it stimG
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
overcones disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by theme
cesses Of the people, and confident that tbs will
do for them all that medicine can do ltl Gen oF1h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15
REBEL SHAREHOLDERS.

The rebel steamers were crowded with troops,
who fred volleys of rife balls at US, most of
which did US no harm. One of them came near
US, and think I am safe in saying she contained
two hundred men. Our howlzers opened on
them, and Captain Broome, of the Marine Corps,
opened into her with two nine-inch guns.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15
? ''' AYERS =
:SarSapaTilla

FOB PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy cure Of tho following compains.,
scroaule and Ser rofulo oua AfIec Ions ssueh
as Tumors, Ulcers, eofes, Erupfions,
PimPles, ru.tules, Blotehes, B0fia,
? eABlatms, and ala Skin Dlbonse1.o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
THE OPERATIONS ON TIE FLORIDA
COAST.
OPTICAL REPORT OF TIRE cAPTCgFs.

OPTICAL REPORT OF TIRE CAPTCgFs.
The Navy Department is in receip. OF the follow
ing dispatch, dated
u. y SrkAaEk P.wNEZ, FernAndn., Ma ch 4, 1862
SIN: In obedience TO your order OF tne2d OF March,
lett a, Daylight on the mex, morning, accompanied
by the following guuboats and other sht draft
s9la. viz: trio Ottawa Lieut. Commanding Y. H..
Stevens; Seneca, Lieut.. Comdg ID. Ammen; Huron,
Lieut. COmd'g G. Downesj Pembina, Lieut.. Cond z
j. i. Bankhssd; Isaac Smith, Lieut.. Comdg j. ".
4. Nicholson; Penguin, Lieut. Coma'g Z. A. Budd.
There were also with us three armed launches Of tie
Wabash, and q company o. sailors, MI uUder the
command OF Commander G. X. p. Rodgers, OF tina,
vessel % well the transports Mcclellan, Capt.
Gray, on board Of which was tho battalion OF me-
rinss OF hsj. $. Ct. Reynolds; Ihe Boston, with tn,
sun Penlsy Nhria Regiment, Col Guss, and ts,
armed cutter ieariot.a, Capt. Bennett.
We proceeded NJ once down the Cumberland
Sound. The navigation, however, proved 'c be
quite intricate, and beside the PaEnee, the Ottawa
and Huron the latter The only one with plot sx'
cept myRel0 a0ne ablo 10 cross the Hats vt IRE
dividing lna between the tldos that meet in the
Sound from tho norh and south.
With these contiuue1 op. until, ~ ..'oc "'H
when Only thee miles distant from .ort 'iacH, ~,
e.tep, tie Oitawa grounded, and, o. me 'lle "aS
tlling, there was little hope OF ge'Ins ,uein Oh
4 mt, s change / determined, ths'cieio, " paaI
on in that vc5so with tue three a T, !, So o.
lie Wabash On approaching fprt Chneu, wa:
10 evidently deserted thai wsui0 bs' ssvP' W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
TIE Battle AT FORT CRAIG.
TIE DISASTER FULLY CONFIRMED.
COMMUNICATION NORTHWARD CUT OFF.
Union Requirements Going Forward.
WAsnYGros. Thursday, Msrch 20. ftss.
e following dp patch was received here TO-

WAsnSGros. Thursday, nsrch 90 fss,.
The following dppatch was received here to-
hight:
YlYs,s CRY. Tuesday, March 10. 1862.
George L. Beale, bearer Of dispatches to Washing
ton brings advices from Santa 40 to the Sd inst,
confirming previous accounts Of the battle near Fort
Craig on the DIST ut. The Union Lore was "
killed, and 40 wounded. The Texans captured Six
Of our leld-pieces. Col. Steele Commander the
Texans. The Texans were at S0ceree, IS nilies
north Of Fort Craig. Col Canby's command was
concentrated at Fort Craig. Nothing has been heard
from them since the 18th, all communication being
cut Oft. A large amount Of Government stores were
destroyed nj Albuquerque, 10 prevent their falling
into the hand. Of Tie enemy.
-Four hundred aud fifty teams, with two pieces OF
artillery, entered Albuquerque on the ID Mayor
Donclson, commanding TIE District OF Santa go wac
preparing TO abandon that place, and fall back TO
Fort Union on the 3d. Mr. Besle met three compa-
nies Of Colorado volunteers, under Lieut-Co Tap
PAN at Iioie In the Rock, fifty miles south OF Bents
Fort, en- route for Fort Union. Seven more compa-
nice had crossed the river above. They would meet
at .he Pursaiory, forty miles south OF Bents FORT
iir. Beale LEFT this morning for Washington.
sr. Loris, Thursday, March 20, 1862
\ correspondent Of Tie Repvjlican, writing IRON
The camp near Bents Old Fort New Mexico, March
g. SAYS il is supposed tbst the Rebels, after their
victory near For, Craig, viii march directly Oh Santa
Ne and Fort Uuon. Al the valuable property in
tie Department is being concentrated ~ the latter
nace and vi the available force s being rapidly TO-
wsried there TO defend il.
TIE property amounted, 10 il said 70 several nil
cn doars. Col. Slough's ist Regiment Colorado
Volunteers len tits camp Yesterday, and will resSh
Fort Uuiou b. she l2tl March, in advance OF the
E-be'A For, Union is q strong fort, AID 1909
man can bold sesipt the combined strength of the
Ketels Col. Candy Is sull supposed 10 be At For
Craig with 90 regulars and BODY OF Mexican
yoiuutccrr, VITO, however. Are not relied on
PIE SANTA Il Ga@ene saws that Capt Mcisae's
battery WIS captured in TIE battle near Fort Craig
n consequence Off support, cons;sting OF two COM
ponies OF regulars oud Two companies Of volunteer,
ruruiuy away when the Texans charged on 1t, re-
,ilrg tho eGo,'s Of Col. Canby buself % rally them.
Also, ,ha, Capt. Lords dragoons refused to obeyNs
command to CHARGE ihe enemy.
TIE charge Of tie Texans On our battery il de-
scitsd ca being very brilliant aud terrible. Ibcy
were armed principally with COl,s sx-shoo,crs, aud
although score, were killed by MeRaes grape ana
ceusier, they marched steadily Oh, killing every
eunEer but oac or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
BRILLIANT VICTORY In KENTUCKY,
tTHE REBELS WHIPPED AT POUND GAP.
GALLANT DASH BY GEN. GARFIELD
The Rebels Leave Everything Behind.

CIYCISyATr, Thursdsy, March 20, 1862
The Cattletsburgh correspondent Of The CONNER
e'at says boat has just arrived from Piketon bring
ing the particulars Of Gen. Gsrfelds expedition to
Pound Gap, 10 miles beyond Piketon There We're
o'Voo Rebels ntrencbed on the summit Of the Cum-
berlaDd mountains at Pound Gep.
Zen. Garfield assembled the mountain with h,s in
lan'Ty by unfrequented paths, and while his cavalry,
ny advancing along the main road and making a
vigorous attack in front, drew the Rebels short
distance down tue summit, the infantry advanced
along the ridge. and completely routed them. after
fight of less than twenty minutes
The Rebels abandoned every thing. Gen. Garfield
pursued the Rebels six miles iuto Virginia, and after
quatering Bis men might in the captured camp,
burnt their bsrrscks consisting Of co log huis, with
large quantity of stores. The Rebels lost killed
and wounded. Nobody was hurt GU our side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
DAY or MUMuJATON, FASTING, AND
PRAYER.

Gov Andrew has issaed the following Proclarna-
ton for day o. humiliation, fasting, and payer in
tho state OF Massachusetts,:
The time 10 ut hand when the People Of Na,sa-
eha,e.l, arc on, 10 unite IA telf spuusl Pubs AID p-ni
tsaiiI o6ers 20 Almighty God, Of Prayer and Humiliation
do therefore With tie advice sad eoair OF he Council
appoint THURSDAY the third day Of April HoEi, to be o5
served throughout this Conmonw esh. day Of public
HUMILIATION, FASTisO. and FRAZER
Frosn oyey altar may tbs aEs al plo dsgoios 'sise TO
Hesy,a and hs incense o. colroD renittnce and
humility ascend high 80 that worldly smsniing our sins
s may humb hop. forgiveness, OF the hough The IN
finite .nd Divine mercy and favor manifested IN the life aud
doctrines Of tho bles',d Savior OF hArsind
May our s.sIsmihslon he sincere sd faithful, searching
out eli the hidden in ,slhnea preuds' or sno'
ranes- Of every pubic dords. anG OWL vel every phi
vais d,ohs denes End wTons.
MAY the iDg eypsIsrcss through Which Ills people
borno lead than to naner well IS Dere Christian iaIa IN
Ii, providence fel sad the power Ct Hi' Truth. hsy
do, learn Tire OF humble end constant obedience to
duty add to rsvs. The rights and to 'aus the happnss
.pd eove tho welfare OF all that eG! family oinnoTs men
70 whom tho Gospel and whom mo nsFa,ou OF tho
Almighty hss given understanding.
In tsder sympathy with tho Borrowed tho suffering end
broken hearted, With all those who In auy Wy
e,ed OF Distressed 10 Mind body, essiew.,a hearty
a spst Of .russaaoss I'D goal let Prey of
bi, con,oioa and d..yerance while aso plsds, our.
..,s in solemn VOWS God to country snd &, man
Lind 20 .nd always for tho dsitDso and maintenance Of
Truth; Juscs aud RShteosinss'. IN ~ tho faH Of s ard
in tie work Of duty.
And may th. Divine Mercy be s.sd =, all according %
our several peoss' gNsns hagpy n'ue to our country
out Of A., tho lras watch besel e raler restoring Tescs
and rooi will between oil hes psofl. de1crn! he oppressed
,buid.ns Oh. places snd res''ns to enesio sd
hop.s Of busy en.phe blessing - On Ao snd AID OF Doe
ara IN Al tho Wy. sud ARIA o. useful Industry In al soi
T. cultivate he 1trsc. AMI to eHpaul the hea And while
the ,olcs Of commanding duty sha esanus 20 summon
.on, ard brothers tas hed, Of va, may Almighty God
shield iiom from he SHOWS OF tho e their heads III
tia dsy "a battle support Strengthen and encourage them
AID p - n them c0nn.ut delitcragcs and victory.
iisen a Cornell Chamber Boston, tis eleventh day o
Mach the year Of oar Lord ons thousand eight hundo,
a. try.fwo ana 90 tvs IuieFedeucs Of tie bitod sctn
o. Auerlca tho ,ghy.'!ith JOHN A. AADAsN.
is his - efficacy no Ooyrrnor.
. oiikER WARKrR Secretary.
Co.. sac .as LoIueIwea... v! haHaclisa..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
LOYALTY N TENNESSEE.

NAslislios TA-i-d-y, Nalcl. 20. 1871.
IL, citizens Of Gallar n Tenn, % town which had
been decidedly dsoya', ne. 10 town meeting
recently. ard were addressed by Bsie Psy;on esq,
d lloyd man and voted 10 petition Tor ros,-o-hce
there and expro,'ed a willingness 70 return to their
allegiance rost-oHce viii be es.ablsiied there in
a few DAYS, according % their petition.
John Le'lgttt has been appointed Postmaster at
Nashville. liz wrote some Of the best articles
against seccaion during tie agitation Of iha, SUB ect
in TenDe. re. lie was one OF DE refrreos from that
STATE, bu. row reiurns 10 that Official capacity.
4 ppccial agent Of the Pos;-0lce Department.
acting On the Tennessee and Kentucky borders re-
ports e follows:
-. "a gratifying wherever have been, % find
there i- srpue desire for the rees.Ghshmslf Of the
msils AID q Willingness among tie people 10 return
10 thsir .iloyarce."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
ARMY AND NAVY.

LENT. Martial OF the 9tL United States Infantry.
who has been on duty for several months past, o.
Governors Island has been ordered 70 join hls reet
men: 10 California, and VIII leave al once.
Tho political prisoners from Fort lafayette lad
not arrived on Governors Island last evening Their
quarters IN Castle William are quite ready.
b The sloop oi-war Savannah, which was reported
Yesterday as being diemantied he's had her msin-
mast taken ont, and tic men are eu!ioyed sendin3
down the wards Of the miZen and fcremasts. A ru-
nov Is current in the Nsvy.Ysrd that the Savannah
will be housed over and converted into hosprS
ship This Iunor may have some fourdation Ia ZACH
ss there is no more room in the Naval hosPisl on
Flushing avenue, snd tbs unoccupied portion OF 'ne
new msrine barracks has been used as = temporary
hospital for souc time. -,
The purchased steamer PATRON, which was paA
into commission On Tuesday. hanlsd INTO 'Ae ''''
Yesterday 20 receive her powder. LID A..
TIE purchased steamer N9m3u''a 'ai0
Wednesday evening, repstsd yesIe'1a;. .,,o-- ..
The steamer Madgie, oohlls'V - BS,,o,r oil;
In lhe streAr,. and together WIN tliS A"''"' '
sel es COON az her powder - on o0,,n ,o.
M oi,,,,ered schooner Hiram Sml.h GAS afrNes
., ,h. Navvyatd aud IL taking AZ ieH aoa oi1 "oss
. ~ ,,,n,,S vii be sent TO Was.angion;
me- chartered bark G. w; han y 40 ,he war
} loading WITH snVs ~
VII ss chartered bark lea OF the Cob-Do II.
Aius nnrrhasoi steamer Madee, formerly frfigha
liner plyiny between this city and Pmladei pbis,
.s ms INFO commission on Wednesday the Brook.
,sn Nayy.Yard with The following hist Of officers:
Yin Master Ia Command FIank b. h-usn c,ns AZ
Pawn s.ter Charles A. Dovnes Acting A" .lsns SUI
IN oui. Michael. Second Assistant ~ sneer Henry u
Foyl Tb,rd Assistants 4. Rockefeller sud Geo. famert
49,, iaser's Mete and Executive Officer Wa. Undse
hlI Acns Matters Mates Ed~Md T. bi-1as. Jason NV
and Edwsgd II. Wal
Tug OsE HUNDRED AID FOURTH REoiMEs''-
The 10th Regiment New-yOrk Volunteers srr'se'
in tho city last night at about 10 O'clock, ana oA "
ousrlars ia Tia Pad CsGTaoAk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

WlsHls0.oT IlulfIsy, Mach 81. ll62.
Three deseuess brought by steamer lie lie his
morning confirm the report Of the evacuation Of
Acquia Crcea. They cay the Rebel forces there bad
leou 2.Oo1. BEFORE he Rebels le.' they tore mp
large part Of the railroad, Eel h,e to the station,
wh4fyes, &c., and burnt a large schooner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
OUR LOSS Az PEA RIDGE.

81. LOWS Thuflday March % Io5l.
The official list Of the Union loss a, the battle Of
Pea Ridge, is al follows Killed, 49, wounded,
926, missing, la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
MILITARY OPDpEa,

John Z. SL0rbOurn have been ordered to re-
port 10 Gen. Wadsworth, Military Governor OF
this District. Surgeon Hammond, U. S. Navy,
has been ordered to duty in the Army of the
Potomac, 10 relieve Surgeon KceIny.
GIN. FREMoST's STAFF.
Gen. FrcmOnt's staff is nearly composed.
It vii probably number II,
TIE CASE OF CAPT. PALMER.
Capt. Palmer has not, as stated, been re.
stored 10 the command Of the Iroquos, from
which vesfel te wac detached soon after the
Sumter slipped through his fingers. Nor has a
court of inquiry been called Gu hs case. The
Retir9g Board, before which he came, bavine
reported tbat he was not incapScited for duty,
he is now awaiting orders.
TIE CASE or SENATOR STARK.
The Select Committee upon the loyalty of
Senator etark has been completed by the ad-
dtou of Senator Sherman.
CEN. BLTNKER SUSPENDED.
GIN. Bienaer has been suspended from bis
command.
MPCET8NT ARMY ORDER.
The following important army order has beeo
issued:
49, s, ,'.-.'I "a isrcb 10 Isss
"tN'L Aoshs 20 - co. ~ ,,'nd, s,
.'a,s '--. e-' - .i,'h ""''''' ~
C1uuaroc'a oi Army Corps may FTsrt TasSe, 70 We
cs.a e'd NJ G. tlef Tsi,tciNe Se.n'n.uns WIN. ~.
a tg be C7n1sloeI IN Sc q Dy 10. eieredns t"o
% 20 ,t1a spesi,ly df.,hs'ss l0' L.r ~. Pc
h ir'hai General All the Military Governor OF the
s--. .f view, 20 the cor 1enn.,ion Of property,
81. , '-'''.' :. VI ou'''" y ''' -
\ N tofs ,,,5 a., r,.s
"4h '1e 20 re troops SERVING Will ,es l.,i ~ O.
at n1t '- ~. 70 h4 -iul! e.'ps we ,,.'s 49,
'ptt ...'i Ut "'l-..iS N,' e@,,V'.e 'Ae '"N'o'
t' ''- r8rsirf iu jlfflSi D. ielnfylya9a NeN-dei-
r, ara Oh = eaacr sore o. ITL''s .e' e.'so 70 e.
DID, oa e. Al bal.-oF7 who MI ete'ci-e 10 regard 20
..''h a. 't i!ip OF a ~ O. - .N' -NetI'' t,,
,, s been as..r a. dysion commander ail eI-.c,s
ila r..i9-7 = % l--.i''' oil co.'s. .,,,., .-,- -.
ss'ea su- o.. e 10 s'a isy VA have ihc ,:e powef
Ls.tlra ,rr cor I except tlsl cl a4l3'ania or
o. f.- .3 -ters NJ Ell conn tndt AUST b. TO-.
esr-rd 70, ie sci.ar Of these Headqu1i.esS
Be (o..-l.'' . s-ly c9us "pais'- divisions. end d.
.,sgras. s,o.so.,5seo ispoi. Of thei conan 4nos
r. The III ovn- prov sio.s sal be sc.ly observed when
r.,drr' lrf AL eae ~ TIE asncr to General HEAD
o,9l,a-S. t5ros-i ors i- e.i;e poor Of hi. ARM
F-'f Commanders o.. army cop. tvi,iom AID do.ach-
, .,is- ~. x. ,v 5,r 49,
o' .' - o es Gs@ s p. S' &C o.
90 Of t1g haii Aatsut Gslerai ct t0e's headquarters
r..-G ~ every march he commander Of each srry
soP' OF ~ ne ONCE ~ t ~ I I.,la
81 r. @ M y be- 5S Ss s.eb 'sa h, ,,2S we Location
li' 49, 'n 49,, .s T., g, ,s So e,Tir,'n,
o,ce. =. ols o t.s As..'sa. A. tsg 'os Of
ia, Cssalss. D ..y corp, I'D 'rpasio coaa,1d,,
vi II. 's e.. - ne .r. .,og.,'r, ''''l-' '''' g.
TO- a Of .ae o ~ :, ,. VII BE- g'.4 !' ie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
LAUNCH OF mn GUNBOAT JuNIATA.

PHfLAnEtPniA Ihursdsy, Msroh 70 l3b2.
Tho Ruuboat Juna,a launched this afternoon
o. tho Eavy-iard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

E1IpOgTEMT TAX or LIQU0Ys'
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|rHr TROY POSTNIASTERSHIP
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TIVE WAR FOR THE UNION.

|The Amendments TO the Tax Bill
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PAY OF CERTAIN ARMY OFFICERS.
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rONFlSCATION AND EMANCIPATION
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GEN. sLENKER SUSPENDED.
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THE CAPTURE OF ST. Mays.

OFFICIAL REPORT or LiEUT.-COh. STEVENS.
WAsHIsdTos. THURSDAY, March %, I8t2.
Extract from report Of Lisut.-Com. Stevens Of the
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Y 4. STEVENS.
listed STATES CUN-Bo OrrAw,. I
s.. MAnr's nlsrr. March Z. lalH. (


-. MagYs RIVER. aia-ch = 1852. I
Capt Stevens, OF the L. ). gun-boai Ottawa, is
authorized BY Flag-oihcer Dupont 70 assure the
neaceable citizens living On tAe-baEks Of the 81. Ma
rvs River tAst they viii be protected in their psr-
sops and property; that is lie desire they shond
return 10 their homes where nobody viii come near
20 harm them. i. y. STEVENS,
Lielrnal. CommauGigS
Us. Grsgo.T OrTAv., s.. Mays Gs.,
Msg d g. la62. !
Can't. T. A. SrEysss-Siri Tue following il r
rerort az those wounded in the action th- morning
by Ito Confederate riiemen: john Do Cory, mas
Teri. mate. seriously ,iite shot through tire upper
third OF efs arm, the bouo not beng broksll;
}. Z. Roberto ordinNry seaman, sghtiy tsiile shot
in he right writ, bail eNiraetedli Michael Crslg
ordinary SEAMAN. sbgh.ly ride shot III the calf of
right ei); Benjamin +. Ripley ordinary seamGr,
slightly riie shot craahed his lett .haabl.
Ihete men are ~ doing well.
Very respectfully,
To CapL y. A. 5TEyFgl. Commanding Ottawa