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PR0CEEDlNGS Or CONGRESS.


WAsH1SGToss July ID, 1861
Mr., GRIMES called up the resolution ten
dering the thanks Of Congress to Capt. 4 e.
Foote for his gallant services in the Vest
Passed.
MIR. LANE, Of Kansas. offereaa resolution
aekipg the Secretary Of War to communicate
to the Senate any information he may have as
to the reason for the arrest Of Lieut.. Col. D.
R. Anthony, Of Kansas. Laid over:
S1r. WADE moved to take up the bill for
the admission of Western Virginia Agreed
to-yeas 25, nays H.
The question was on Mr. Summers amend
ment TO shike ont the provision freeing
children Who are bonn after the ath Of Jniy,
slavery or involuntary Eer7itude, eexcept for
the punishment Of crime whereof the party
| shall be duly convicted.
The amendmsnt was rejected by yeas II,
t nays "a.
Wilkinson, Wilmot, and Wilson Of Mass.
| Mr.. WILEY moved an amendment Is a
| substitute for the latter portion Of the bill
providing that the state Of Western Virginia
! ahsll be admitted On the fundamental condi-
ton that all slaEes barn Within The limits o1
free, --d Ltat the second section Of article
II, Of the ss.d State shall not be construed
to authorize the passage Of auy law by which
any citizen Of any State Of this Union stall be
excluded from any privileges or imlnunftfes
| to which said citizen is entitled By the
constitution Of the United States pro
yided that the convention to be
reconyeped ehAl1 declare the consent Of said
| State to Haaid fundamental condition, and
transmit the same to the President OF thE
United States, who shall make proclamation
Of it, and said State shall be admitted In sixty
days aftereuch proclamation
Mr. WADE offered an amendment to Mr
WIley'e amendment that oil slaves within thu
limits Of said State who shall at the tine
AFORESAID, the 4th Of July, 1858, be under
twen y-one Yea{s Of age shall be free OF
striving at that age. After- discussion, th,
amendment was adopted.
Mn. CARLILE offered an amendment tha
the ordinance declaring the assent Of the stat
to the conditions Of the proposed constitution
be submitted to aVote, and be ratified BY tn
people of the state y
Nj. CARLUE spoke atconside lengtl
in favor Of the amendment He urged th
| necessity Of referring the constitution to tn
| reorle Of the State, as many Of them had no
| been reuresenteG IN the State convention
MI. WADE expressed himself utterly SUI
| nrispi1 nj tie remarks Of the 6enator from Viz
| sinia~ CafligIe, He {Carlisle) was tslkip
sgairst time, and sinking confidence int =
cSnyention that tramed the constitution q
fEsIlis1el while pretending to be friend {
his measure was acting In manner to deteasi'
Nj. WILEY Withdrew his first amenamen
| offering as substitute q bin from the H0us
| Substantially the same, with provision for
vote of ratification By the people.
MI LANE offered an amendment that
a1syes iii the State at the time Aforesaid undt
len yesxs Of age be fee when tHent3 one. az
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twill be seen By brief paragraph Glse~
where in this paper, that Col Turcliip, the
vel known commander Of the Stl1 brigade
in hItchels corps d dr,nse. has rendered
OF is about to tender his resignation, and
that Lieut. Col. Scott, also Of the Ills. 18th,
is about to throw up his commission, and
accompany lis colonel home!
Col. Turchin has had, from the begin-
ming, the wisest and clearest ideas Of any
man in the field, about the way in which
this var should be conducted; and 1t is
ahe appreciation Of these that has caused
the action on the part Of lis
supcricrs that compels his resigna-
ton He believes, and, as far as
he has been permitted to, has acted upon
the belief that the people Of the South are
enemies and are to be treated as such, 1hs.
their pretended property in men exists By
no law that he is bound to respect, and that
they should be compelled as far as possible
to defray the expenses Of the campaign.
Notions like these when they take the
vieibie form Of deeds have, Of course
brought down upon his head and upon biz
gallant regiment the wrath Of the
generals whose whole object seems 10 bt
to hunt the nigge1s Of rebel master:
:and to guard secesh onion pasche4
and chicken coop. Of those Do,
Carlos Bnel is one Of til
most notoriou~Don Carlos whose act
have earned for him among rebels wher<
ever he has been, the appellation =" til
friend Of the South" He it is who ha
sent The 18th and 24th-two of our Chics
go regiments-to the rear, szippe
Colonel Turchin Of his brigade
and put him and his men, than whom ther
are no Rettez, to the task Of guarding
railroad. We respectfully ask the Preside1
to take notice Of this case and
1t proves to be as now stated, to put th
gentiemsn with the portentous Spa,
iah name into the ranks, an
cause his shoulder straps to i
stitched to Tuechin's, coat. The latter
far the best soldier Of the two, and what
.of quite as much Importance, he bel,ey
In The war. That, Den Carlos don't.
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Elsewhere we give in our dispatches the
message OF President Lincoln accom-
panied By q draft for bill embodymg
lis plan for gradual and compensated
emancipation by the States. Coming
SO rear the last hours Of the session
there is much doubt expressed as to
its passage, its rostponcmcnt being among
the easiest Of measures III the hands Of an
opposition 50 dispose1 What It's fate may
Inc in tl,is respect, however, matters not
It is 4 formal and gentle proposition pro-
1c,sed to be extended by the Federal Gov
erument1 to the slaycllolding States. II
they Ike net this plan Of gradual
emancipation they Will not i'll the
least stay what is inevitably in Store for
tbe great iniquity OF Human Bondage. The
President himself, ia lis recent interview
with the Border State mcn, limited strongly
that If this plan was not adopted thai
<tgencral emancipation would come, under
less pleasant circumstances" And it mus
conc, and will not bc stayed by aught thu
old conservatism can do Its advance is il
Iesistlcss as an avalanche.
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Loyal men will not: have long to wait
K, ascertain that the " fire on the rear
traitors Of whom the Chicago Times in this
city is the representative and organ, are
preparing for active operations in behalf
Of their southern brethren, their plan be-
irg to e1nbarrass the government, and, in
:: the lan4 4uage Of one Of these men, else
where quoted in the extract from the Mis-
souri Democrat, choke of Old Abe" To
this tu1 and aim 5isloyalty is becoming
Caring in its utterances and issues, and
nothing is spared which shall suck the Life
blood Of Legality. These men must be
hc watched. They must be punished.
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One Of the fighting men IN the navy writes
. to friend Who counselled him In all kind
ness to bear himself brayely in the presence
Of the foe: t'Dou't bother me- with a. ylce.
We think but little OF the counsel Of men who
stay at bone Come ont here and show us
how to be brave" We wish some stalwa1t,
strong lupged fellows, who know 90 well how
things ought to be done, aud arc SO fond Of
airing their knowledge, would give the gov
+ e9nmtnt the benefit Of their skill By enllstiug,
Perhaps they are waiting foz draf&,
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STARTLING GUERRILLA WORK IN
MISSOURI,
The Rebels Capture a 7ewn,
GREAT ALARM AMONG TEE
INHABITANTS,

KEoKrK, Iowa, July 14--Sunday night n
breaking open stores, driving Union men out,
ard capturing some State troops stationed
there. Reports by this evenings train
are to the effect that the rebels we're
advancing on Athens. The people OF
Athens IRE dese.ting the p'uce and flee
ing to Canton and Pennington. 200
convalescent soldiers leave on 8 special train
tonight for Athens.
Memphis is the capital town Of Scotland
county, Missouri, = thriving post village il
u fine agricultural region, l50 miles due nortt
Of Jefferson City, and about twenty miles iron
the Iowa State line.
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The following ia the letter OF Major General
B;4.:ks to Mr.. Gooch, Of the House OF Repre-
seba'ivcs, relating to the resolution Of June
1G, offered hy Mr. Voorhees,, Of indiana, di-
retting the Committee on the Conduct Of the
War TO Inquire whether persons Of color were
allowed government transportation On Gen
Banks retreat from Stra=burE, while white
people, including sick and wounded soldiers,
we're compelled to travel on ioot, and which
letter Mr. Gooch asked unanimous consent to
read last Monday, when VOTE was taken on
the preamble TO this resolution, bn. objection
was made by lr. Voorhees, and others Of the
opposition:
WINCHESTER, July 19, 1s62.
Ton. u. ". Gooch:
DE4R SiR In answer to Four inquiry
have the honor to say that there is no f1unda-
tion Of fat for the statement contained in
the resolutions iuclcsed to nc. No Person
not belonging to the army, white or black,
wss allowed 10 occupy or use government
I transportation Of any Kind on tie march OF
| my command from Strasburg. If any in
ttance occurred it Tas, with one exception,
! not tu]y without authority, but against
orders, and has not yet come to my knowl-
! e6ge. Citizens, traders, refugees and fu5i-
| tises we're protected in the occupancy Of their
| OWL NdhDubt ANu AkubHEA ~ AotG VIA ILL.,
! government train, in order, no further The
5car+s uard, infant1y and artillery, halted io
ii. rear Of Martinsburg form 10 o'clock til
egenipg. When at considerable distance OF
Nv attention was attracted by q little girl
about eight years Of aye, who was toddlins
vyer The etones By the Way-side, and askct
her how far she had travelled. "Fronl Win
CHESTER she said. We were then abou
twenty miles Oh our march. request
cd the eannoneersto give her lift, and tn
The column for its defense The greater part 9
the distance, answered with alacrity.. N
successful efforts were made to ascertain he
complexion, but it is not Impossible that 81
! belonged to the class referred to in the resolr
9ion, and that her little limbs had bee
strepg gthened by some vague dream OF llhcrt,
to be lost or won in that hurried night marcl
ha9e the honor to be.
with much respect,
Your obedient servant,
ii N. T. BASRs, Major-Gen. Com.
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Important Southern News.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Bulletin Of
this city has copies Of The Richmond Enquirer
of the 9th, and the Petersburg Express Of the
10th.
MOBILE, July s.-Passengers by flag OF
truce on the steamer NatcGez, from New Or
leans, report that Baton Rouge has been re-
captured by the rebel General Van Dorm, and
that he has taken l 500 federal prisoners.
RICHMOND, July 9.-lQ,00 Yankees reached
NaIreLton yesterday.
Ths Petersburg Express says that Gen. Nc
| C1e1ian has 100, ,C0O men.
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ND1ASAFoL1s, July 13, 1863
TWO rousing var meetings we're held
in this city last night The speech
Of the evening was made by Brigadter
General Dumont. 1ately In command
at Nashville. He declared it necessary
to seize and contiscate rebel property, and
ev.n use the negro, in order to crush the re-
beliion. The general is a strong Democrat,
Of the unconditional Union school.
The following commandments Of camps have
been appointed to supeEintend the oTgauiza
ton OF the new regiments:
Dr.. Andrew Lewis, 65th regiment, Eyaus
vile; Major Roger Martin, 66th, New Albany
Frank Emerson, 67th, Madison; Major 3; g
Shaw, 68th, Grecn5burg: n A. Bicklc, 6o;h
Richmond; Capt James Burgess, 10th 1udi
anspolis; Colonel R. ". Thompson, list
Te1Te Haute; Captain Girls. Miller, 72d, Lafay
cite; Gilbert Hathaway, 73d, South Bend
Willism Willisms, 74th, Fort Wayne, Joai
U. Petit, 18th, Wabash.
The response to the recent cau for troop
ihr exceeds all expectations: From prcsen
,ndicatione, the regiments will be very speed
| y lal6ed.
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THV VSTEIEDDKES Or NEW YORK
AND THE ELEVATORS.

Cnc Of the arguments used by the gram
slovele1s aud steyedo1es OF New York
against the use Of grain elevators
Is, that they load vessels ut the
rate of 1900 bushels per hour
and tie trin,mcrs in the hold are liable to
be smothered! Here in Chicago some time
since, one Of our warehouses loaded YES
sci with 24,00O bushels Of wheat in fifty
fire aaiautes, and We have never yet heard
Of any of the grain shovelers either being
sn,otlc7ed or seriously incouEenienced by
fhc r,sl. Of grain Hadn't the grain men
ofNew York better send up here for some
Of our vessel trimmeref?
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THE REASON WHY.

The New York World follows up
with intense bitterness and With a
persistence that proves great bottom, It's
assaults upon Secretary Stanton. It does
not seem to bo definitely settled what has
the mcst to DO with its furious zeal, Mr..
Stanton's short comings, or-the other
Cummings. Nobody wonders what in The
worlds the matter.
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Tfte TrihuuG.
TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1869.
NORTHERN MISSOURI,

i There have been abundant muttcrings
recently Of coming storm in Missouri,
Ind guerrilla work has been resumed in
4hc extreme northeastern part Of the State
with great daring. Let brief work be made
with these men, short shrift and sure
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" ANTED By two gentlemen, Il
" suit Of rpfurnis6ed rooms {bedroom and
parlor,) IL . private family. Wabash or Michigan
avt1ue preferred. Address Post Ohiee Box 1us5
fyi5 SS5i1t
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w ANTED BUSH css wanted by
w a roung married 1naa, an experienced BooK
keeper, and has a know ledge Of buslness .seaet 1E
Ca give god rcfercrcHs to cL and capacity
as he has In tie employ Of soue Of the larses1
business nrns in the Vest permanent ensageulel
Chicago. 1{15nsSSt
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TAINTED - a sitGatlon bY !:
~ Young man {matrled} AS Book-keeper. Assist
ant, or Clerk where he make himself usefol vi;
office, - j. A. r" tyl5-s62lt
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WI situation as book
w Il eper or salesman In q Grocery or Com1nis.
ffou HCuse By young MN no# In Con Emission bu5
mess. Can influence good i've per cent trade Good
references Eiyen- AAuress Post O&ce Bo12s43.
1ylEsa5Giw.
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NTANTED-A smart little girl,
w about OF 10 years ofase. As she wi-l have t.
Ieaye tile city an o1phan preferred who, ag5erahts
vii be adopted apply aftsr 8 4. M to ]. H CAR
TER etanwfx Hall, rs South Clark street. GoTner
Van Burcr- jyl5sS535t
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w ANTED-A girl who ca1l bring
~ good recomulendattons Of character, and Y h1
Is q .ecod washer. iro9cr. and plain COCK; Fs:my
street. opposite Water Works, Norm Side. jEl5 81
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M ANTED-To purchase stoo :
w otpry Goods, from 9altv0 to $a0,eoa, for one
third cash, balance In nnds Or other p.oPeft5 CoIl
n,unicAtnns audresstd to" 4. W., aE this otlce. will
he considered confidential U.s. s5trlt
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w ANTED-- I}oard.-First class
Roard, Wig, unt:.rni:l,cd Fooms suitable 10. q
gentleman and wife, uth {dt, east Ut 5tIt- STREET.
and w11n'l minutes walk Ct Post Dtce, Ad1tt
ID. W." this Office, giving teru1s, location, &c.
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WTANTED.-I am des1fous Of q
w situation as Dook.keeper, Entry CLERK. 70
teart} OF ay respectable business whereby can oh
tain IN honorable support Viii be faithful ia 81
frtprcts and work f1r low salary TOT the present.
Eatits npezcsptonable. References given Please
hdart r. 81 BOX ISIS. Jy15 ssl93 St
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pOARDlNG.-A suit cf nnfur
~ I!sbea front rooms. suitable for gentleman and
Ills wife Also. Il nuuiner Of furnished Eoens To-!
single gentlemen can tc lad on application ut 1S6 East
Madison street. 4 few Ga. boaraers can he acSom
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for howi;zsrs; z loop pins for
howi.Eers; 2 DaIs for howilzars
20 tin can,eens for expeditions =;
~ hsvergacl.s iss szreditieos-
amounting t0
division buckets; 8 bo0t toxss !;
2 chamber gauges . brs=e
!Fs!n b"liF;2 brass desks; z j~ca
s,rs~8 ; l5 lis buoy p!s!es !;
Is drum cords s.. .s4G fesl
t:rafd aisaaGra white cak guu
csrriage siahe: i; 2,ST0 isst slln
;.cdTiagc timber; lG7,502 lss.
.lignuun Yi:aa ; IS roiIzI hsua
spikes i26 ofd!n.ry hsna
spikes E adjusting bars 81
hrssch:0g shimble5 ; s7a lis.
lz-ihfss:l =tut:; "a ios..Ta
sigh. lcr=#s So passing t54
!-r1ps !Ei ,:r,.t5 hickory 35S
ISei f,oplnE; 40 !eei white PA.
LUIS fast kTcch ] gannsta'
quadrant : cupper beavers !:
!" lbs. wt.ylen ysTn ; g peniu-
!ams , gohss; i iron sigi:,
h";s Is reinforce aish. ba:s
25i reini"re. sight scsewa ; 58
rr!afo:c. S:ita snd nuls--
amounting to
: He's hn giasa 'tiir,ray. So
ysa! pads: g paHlsT sie7es; g
tra: gan ast'rrsa . ring
gsugsa 276 Tad liedis ; 275
wh!ts i'ghis; 2 she'll whips
IS o'dmE; tTass b75e2h;rs
cSs:lEs-aaoan;ihg 20
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ESpsSu.SSf CO; lCoI,
s;r-Esysl Rta~e keeper r. NJ Boykin, who
IVES Instructed H. Ton to cooperate with me
in sr::ar ,i.e value Of the landed possessions Of
tho scve.u:aea, Oh thia BEas;on; hiss banded ne
& aupuc-te oi his report sc you. Il appears
tSse We agree is 10 the vsiue Of the hospital
srd Esrt Narfe!k lands and arn 1iiling to
sdoot his estimate c! shs ST. Eeleua lands, viz
twsiys thousand icllars {sls. 900 y tut can.
1ot solsp. MS estimate c. tho land within tho
nsqy vas:! sbcloSurc. ThsTe is embrscad within
:ais arss eighty six {S6) ai,Tes With continuous
deep water iroai Of 2,e20 feat Water front
property i. sS,u vi2!n::5 cf tt!a yard sails IoF
;tout on:s hundred dollars per foot. sssume
one hall lis s.:EU re tl:e yslGs of th5 navy yard
font. coEGaa!ns 81 Ii twenty hcfss 0t lsud,
whicti is atGi,iy suihcisns Ter sil Commercial
and mercantile purp9Sce.
thus have $3.50 It at $50, l46,i0J GO
Tiioro re.nains 66 scres o. land,
all we'll drained, and III part
payrd-I value this 1t 1000 90
Total value Of territory within 90.
c'osurs, s246. 900 90
One hundred ihouseni dol!sts is ao1a; ons
,asl? ;as 7aius 6; siliiisE !shd a'fja1eGt &c taa
yar:c sra s!:.
Very RESP scttllty,
Your rb't servant.
wv e. Ps1:ks, cosa'r,
EIss OG;ls1 \. EosgEsr,
Ga1mald daRt Ms! Staten, Sarivis,
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! sIa H. Fs!Rs.. Uon'r
| s;,1y T=Ti, i,,sp1rl Va, Oet, 10, 1871
L:sss!:"asa%s ErI;a'.s ot hand 2lH Aprjl 81
4iav-!@u2aGs articles in the va
rlcus SARA housea in part sa;.
niefa;ed ~ tsiGg % tsnt. Juae
! 81. 1861, in paper, 153,U9J sS
! i'r Wh:cl! sdd expenditures u this
! lass Of rateriai tr"1: 2lsi
! .aprit 70 2I.h June 1886 6i
! +.6i .1e bAIr cs III hand los Els!
i:i,t:i. ss nrs.r a. eau te na@
s?g:a4iG,s:o,i, Soo2 Is 81
:::a1e Esd imDcS materials, En,
! S2asi. 10 pa:t siiIInsia,c:; ~
he::rE 1a hand June sGth 1851, 5g4.t G.: II
80 ss::e:; aai expenditures oi this
clasa q nstsFla! !:o:E. Inc GIs:
April so J,,ns so.h, 27,l7s 5s
! .i:' re hare a. O.. i...,it itu 2ts:.
! "i April. So r:a; aa San tz iit:w
! r??i"X:;nitsS, ST2l,7ll &C
! luss-;i:: T.! Ioas. ;r.sss1
a!ona, e.is;caa al s.sG7 0e
. Gnar:'t: - roasa s:cc:, 2.42a 81
= qusl:i:5 ;: slate, 1872 IL
%iS,552 IL
iLsd.':.nca h.:i u,s1:,: s:c.:a Il
haGr::s.. e,coo oG
! Medicines, H.. III rs7y Yard. ST. 1G
s6,875 IS
VIZ a. Pk7Ess, Co.nr.
! :a7? T.5j, Go=past, Va, Oct 1o, '5:.
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jaa i. = itLiA IS lLAstNi JoIa5r'
I. q. apLas, lIss:si h9so",
Il 5srf.s. Commissioner 0:. :a= 2"it cE
Virginia.
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-. s.)-Duptieate.
SEPg1Nsra So, 1851
Sta asf=sati5 i. onr csior Of toe ash
.as.a:.a, hGso eo~ep=ratet ".:n Mi Oo:nn':s-
si9rsr P.yers il Bsssng ;.:a sslus II ths
landed pessessiols Gil this s,encn, which :s-
ver.sa 70 the Ststs Of Virginia OF her aeces-
siun from The iate Federal Gnioa, anil respect
fully subriit Ibs following
Iu assessing the Vs!4= OF th- a''spi!al s!a
Fort Norfolk la2ds. gm c.sssai to -sy ,ts:s
il rc discE=psnoY, oo:.sider iwaiss thals-
AID dollars the vaius ot tue 81. Helena land,
and ior1y-ttres thousand tho iiA Tsius of tho
lands 3in.-;tsi si,nin ths navy yard tl:ce-
surs ! En;, sir,
You: ch't s=rg't,
f. ii. BayEN.
Tiss UGe.s FSEsta EcRaSsI:
;!2;;. i. ) s. Ma: iar:. GespoIt
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W;i. L. ps7ERs,
G,,-nsss:3S5s =. ::.aa gar. CT {iry:G;s-
Nary I.7;!. GssI1::, Oc@eec ;5, 1851.
Esyer. Of ezyend::&:ea cf n.!scet!c.aoNs crt:'
els from the :e7era; dspart=.en'a os ~:yoTt
cd 10 ne 5y tISeir -esreetiTa hea2s, .'Tc~": Il:
2!st Ap~i: 70 so:: Juns, 81.
Expended froa he VARIOUS 5.o-e
acEses as rspor:aa - ne bC
,Ss us-s! s!ors E=aDer z2,sr5 oi
Expended fiam tie :iGvsI sEsd5
.ad otier places, Is show By
:is socks snd c.her oemo-en.
de- il: possession .; tee psrsco
hs7ing charge Of tbs sirlosE
and timber materials 27,iI5 68
Medicines expended fsec .ha
Naval hospital, SIS reported &c
ms bJ the surgeon in charge 6Go 90
Medicines expended from fcn
the di5psnsay atss Navy yard,
as asrepoTted to me By tbs SUI
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R.engr II Ez7EaD,7Ceys rG7H Tee 2lsT AFsTL
70 tbs Sc7H JUNE, 1861.
.Re1ort cf eGpemditGr:s e. ordnance 0nd e-e-
1ans ster=s f!reas The 21': cJ A2r:l 10 e1!'
June 1891, inc:v:::s.
To battery q: = =: :aap:Ss!, OF Fort azi5o7:
5 So rou1dars- e"t; S ;nch
euas. c: IS - 62 FOUNDERS, c!
81 c1T: :. ..sir carriages, sho:,
shsll an6 % -s- s1an1i;ioa aad S1-
..u-es c2upiese-E-1o:;1siEg to 1s,24l GO
70 ba:ssEy a: CTznsry Isisra:-
4 SO pornGe.a, 6 81 cS;: 80
pouaisrs, 0! 81 o=.; 10 :5cn
gur5, ioco saaa, ! 10 inch
gun; VIC ssse!r carriages soc 9Th
er equipments con2ie:s; s1a "i:a
s1n1niaon-sEo;a:iDg 20 54,S33 VG
TO bs.ss.y {: Ne7a! magazine,
OF Fort 2o,tois:-s 9 ;nch guns Of
81 o*s; viii tas;c carriages, &c
&c, oonp!s.e-aDoraisng to 1910 e
To bst:sry 9: Bo1sh's Bluff
5 80 poInda7s q AZ cTt; With
thai. carriages, e, &c, ,eonPlets-
amounting to S,lss 81
TO battery e: PiaHer's Point
7 80 FOUNDERS, Of 81 c~t; WITH
their cszTlssss, &c &c, ,conpiets-
amounting to 8,2l0,V4
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Gosyes?: Ia: Sept. c. Issl.; :,
1.c uo1orsisned having :s75ia!lJ sssTiT'3a
80 nrhlo property ou this ssss!on, other Ei'ah
:ns, ~ nniss the ooEnizsncs Of shs eIs7y depart
mt and which, with al otter pue!ic proper
- il hi. district, w.= tsksE eo,seas'''; o' IA
l.. rsne of Tiry:e:s III tho slsi =" A2fii:
,SSi ascsrtsia thets value IL - ~ 't''o"s'
gig:
W,.iue hospital st W ssh;ngton
paia,, including site ahV
s.ould. '''''' 80
SsS Custom houss 81 H5ri5.a.
including site, 'o'' W
"a ,;.s:u~ :ss;O r.sa ~ 1900 GO
SsaS;Aoo So
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). Navy y.ap, G,ssas7,t
Saysan2lec 10, 1851.
ru.n =. O.4:n':si:on OF the 'es=s's ~ 1:,iS
Sc.5, q, ;.s condition they ~e:e i, "nsa 'ae
.9,u. v.se ;1bea ~ Flag Officer sisNeS sor-
rest, in sas u-a.s OF Virgins, Viz the siss o.
A.,.i !sG. sc Asclr:a:E 'hs:s value 20 10 s.:
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\

as7Ys: ~ AsT.cs:s G.s E.:p :i=i ss'lI, tSti.
;3sHA POSSESSION wAS TAgGS 81 fEE FAAs os
viRarNiI.
Report ar'ercaence s!o7ss ss hard at tie Gos'
g;cr$ !,e-v la7a Or the Biz: Apr!i 1851,
:;;ie:. !..<stsj!oa eFii :eas .4:e" "a ths name
I-ir.t:r IN
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$3.50 90
~. B. PETERS, Cen'E.
Mary T.r.', Gcsrort, Va, Oci. l0, 1881.
Report cf Sro.isioas. clothing a"d szsa2i storss
that sceys OF hand at the Mary Yard, Goa
cert, or axe olst ef EprI, 1861, 1oaen .pasas5
sien gift wcs :als, 81 tie naNe CT Virginia.
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c~c e charge
S7e,l7l 09

Y z. q. FEiEI-S,
Gap:r.::sicnsr CT the per: ci F;re;n:..
Ea:T Earc, Gcs!9::, Oct. Is, 1851.
Report Of expenditure r 5ec.s from Il. 2i.t
o., (.:r,r:I 70 t;Hs a0th Of J.,lc, 1867
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f33. 120 II

Wa. Il. PETgEs
:-c-,I, ;ssiocs7 on the psrt Of Tjrg;Ds
. =; 10y Ta.J. GospoEt, Oct. Is, 1851.
Repor: Of trptnd5;t:'"ss ef articles Je1ong:ng
so he Light hc',se department, fres' t!e2ls:
IL
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WM P. WILLIAMSON,
Chief Engineer, G. s. n.
J. ". QU1EN.
-. Ohief Engineer, @. s. a.
Hx Z. PE7sss,
Commissioner on the part ofYa
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fia Il, Ps!Rt., Com'r
H,1y i=Ti, t'"sP9ra Va, Oct 10. 1871
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Calmaniast Na7al Staten, N3rivlkk.