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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES
/, "A SIisS.t cold, Cough,

W/lyNNVHJH tcItscteeO LOttfI u StTtpCe Te7l-
W21N e2g, If neglected, often ter.
inmates seriously Felo are 'otvare of
the importance Of stopping a gouah or
SHahfl1BaLd in its first stage : that
,Vhich il tie begirvsi,tg loollld yield to
a mild remedy, If not offended to, soon
attacks the lungs. i. sss,t- ~ !. 3'3,,, l,s
4kau,,n'a 8foncj1iaL lStoctles
,usTe first introduced elevers years ago.
It has been proved that they are tho best
artisls before the public for Igcuahs,
folds, @toncihLha, .5zstihnza,
Igatafkh, the Hac1stng Cough in LgoIz-
sun1htio,1, and ntSnSrous affections Of
the IShEoat, gtviug immediate relief
Public Speakers and Singers,
,vil 1frsd them efoctlCal for clearing and
strengthening the voice H'++s9
Sold BY all Oruggtsts and De1ers in
Medicine, at IS cents per boz.
For sale, wholesale OF retail, by .
a ...t.,,,, "a 5, q, ROBERTS, Druggist,
ss.s 5.. acg elr.os NO, ANorth High street
TN lego 2ss6a 8. b. SAMUEL, Druggist
ueCib-uoIWOm G. r. g..
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What are the People Doing9,

the American people intelligent enough 70 nupre
cse Preparations that contribute 90 much to he happ
LEE o tnose using them and they want them. Everp
TEETH some the NEuRALalA PLAsTHRs and not few en-
closing 81 cents for the MOUTH WAsH to be sent by nail
put 70 hese We are compelled to reply that II s Impos
PIE to send half pint bottle by mail Ths people want
these Remedies. Wh0 SOaR suppiv tAomf =
Now Is the i,
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents can make HmRl fortune In carryine
these articles around to families. Tho DENTAL TRRAs
CRY ID the noaest article that man or woman can cay
around Send for and or, better oEens Which
We will SELL as samples for o.. Agents supplied liner
ally with Circulars III Now d the time to 10 into
the Pusnessito do good, and make pront, Welaro
spending housands for the benefit Of agsnts, New
England men and women here Is something nIce and
chance totake the tide ati,s food 4 - ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17

Gen. Hunters Proclamation Free
.la u.e ing slaves.
New YoRK, May l6.--The following is Gen.
eral Hunters proclamation, alluded to yester-
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OoMTBrrTTaIsI

-- OONTEHTT@ss
,.i,I DS. Hurd's Celebrated MOUTH ;wAsis, one
. D.. Hurd's Unequalled TOOTH POWDER.
onI ! D.. S,I.'. Hgrd's Magic TooTHAcHE5 DROPS.
rFs DE-. Hurd's Unrivalled NEURALGIA PLAs.
": A.rGs A4yu1L on sss Beet M.ons of ~ /.
1FeGtnient of Gaildrsn's 1befh ~ -
Z0o7H PLcRa s,o. ssc. '' ..r
Brooklyn (E d. 900 - SO1rh 4''I& o. os'
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A NEEDED ORDER
Wa Department, Adjutdat GenerV'S 0Fc
Washington, Sept. ~, 1862

War Department, 4djutdat GentrGQ'S OTC1,)
Washington, Sept ~, fsSe (
6eee~aJ Ord~s No. 100. The attention OF all
offic-Ts, and especially Of commanders of De-
parrmea ts and Army Corps, Is called to the alb
solute necessity OF reducing the baggage trains
of troops IN the Geld. The mobility Of our
arnie. il destroyed by the vast trains which
attend them, and which they are required to
guard. This evil requires a prompt remedy
Officers will hereafter BE- allowed TO carry in TO
the field only the ordinary mess chest and a
yalice or carpet bag No trunks or boxe. will
BE- permitted i'll the baggage trains Privstas
frequently carry carpet 6sss and boxes in the
regimrntal wagons. This must be immediately
stopped. inspectors, quartsTmast-rs and wa
gonnastcrs will see that such articles arc eject
ed from the wsgons and cars wherever found =:
and ragimentsl and company officer. who Der
nit these abuses Will be- reported through the
proper channels for dismissal from service
Commanders OF Departments and Army Corps
viii direct frequent Inspections 10 b. made OF
baggage trains, and especially OF officers bag
gage, and see that this order is strictly enforced
n their respective commands.
IL Another cause OF the increase OF trains i
the carrying OF sutler's goods in regimantal an q
quartermsster's wagons, under the gui,s OF
ri, any officer or waSonmaster vino permits
this abuse will be duly punished, and the suit
Ter whose goods are earned will be- placed
without the lines OF the army, and his arpoi,s =.
m"nt revoked.
By command OF Major General Hallnck
l.. THOAAS, Adlutant General.
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THE BATTLE OF NUNFORDSvTLLE
TENN.

LoCISvILLK, Sept. l5.-Mr. Thomas who ar
rived from Mumfords' lille This evening. fur
nishP. further particulars OF the fight at that
place. He was present during the battle.
The rebels under Gen. Duncan, NUMBERING
from 5o0~ 10 7.eOs, IN Guiding artillery, infantry
and ca airy. The rebels made An attack from
both sides OF the r ger, and also advanced 10
our breastwOrkS. They were repuIsed with a
fearful loss.
The Fed raj forces, under Col. Wilder, num-
bered 2,J~c. "A; the commencement Of the fight
they were reinforced by Col. Dunburn, OF the
Seth Indiana Regiment. The first they knew
OF his being about W.. his pouring IN 4 volley,
killing many, and causing 4 stampede among
the balance. The Federal loss wa. eight maa
killed, and ~ wounded. Tn. robel loss was
from go TO TO killed and wounded
The rebels, who brought a Dag Of truce,
sdmu loss OF 40 killed. Two pieces of artil-
iery w"rs captured from the enomy.
Tho bridge at Bacon Greek was DESTROYED
Gen. braSg Is supposed 10 ba at glasgow.
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LESS BAGGAGE.

The following extract from a letter rocei we'd
at tho War Department. and dated At Mssilla
Arizona, August 18th, 1882, shows with how
little baggage an army may DO moved. Il must
be remembered that these California troops
have marched through desert country, whsro
no provisions or forage could DO obtained, but
every thing for horse and man was carried with
them, and yet with train less than that Of re-
gime0t not marching fifty mdes from Washing
ton they have averaged seventeen miles d day
for nearly sixty days:
THE lst infantry and cavalry California
volunteers have successfully marched LOS
miles over the route by the Colorado desert, the
ella river, Tucson and the Mimbrss river,
from tho Pacific TO the Rio Qrande. This they
have done with but the tririing loss Of ton men;
with abundant supplies, servicsbls train, and
reached the western border Of Texas in condi-
ton for an Immediate contest with the enemy.
O6cers and men have shared the hardships OF
the march alike, without tents and withous
baggage, one wagon sufhcing 70 tran port ten
days rations and the property Of each company.
For fully one half the distance over the burn
ing deserts in midsummer, with a very scanty
supply Of water, the men have uncom plaingly
carried their knapsacks and averaged through
out over seventeen miles daily. They have
BEEN only too well satisfied 70 know that every
step carried them nearer TO the heart OF the re-
beilion"
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A ssEssoR,s OFFICE, COLLECTION DIS.

"A }kfc? 81 sTsitT es SSttsSTaoS p eds
.esa
into III" following Assessment Di.triets
OF EouTt"enth street AID north of City Canal A.
sl-tsnt Assessor. Mr.. tfeo. C. B. Mitchell place OF
business southwest corner of Pif.ee0th street. and
Di+s4ct No. ?. All of the City of Washington, CAS-.
vest and north Of City Canal Assistant .ss.
Mr.; 4. Rothwcil; place OF business, No 36S Scy,
hos All Of the City Of washiu s.on. east of Third
Set west ana wet OF si.th street east. and north
east and i street south. '''"ef u inira street
street Assistant Assessor. Tsons. B. S. s
pa S OF business Eleventh street east, between
No. ). All Of the City Of wsshin ston, .outh and
Tr.s oI the CITY Canal. Assirtsat Assessor Geo. II
between ThfrtsSnth and and half sss.
Nos" All of District of Colu18Ss t~inei with.
No All Of tho eon ut Of Hsssins .on o,.r d.
OF tho corporate limits of Washinst on and George.
The law will take effect on and after SRPTEN.
skk FIRST. All psssons. Of whatever trade or 90
tnpe the oSlons must be- made to O the
Assistant As-ersors. who are fur nished with blank
application abore is contrary to law. '"' "''A0a'
Owners OF carriages, coaches, hackney opschcs
pIoyei in husbsntry or for ii. Transportation nm "f
mr-channlse are required to report the nber and
'hne VI 'he SANE oWcfs az billiard tables, yachts
ana s"fI ana SILVER plate, must report the .am.
With statement Of tn. amount Of plat owned
Mnsntr~"vrrS. wher" not specially exempted are
required |" max" r"turna to the Assistant As...or
within ten day. after each and pvGpy month Of Tia
actus! sales made by them during the pressii M
month 's
4ro,onters ara required TO make monthly report
oil the gross kmount of hair sal,-.
Tbs P~Vr~ovs or Asassers Of Roiirord, ord
Se1msoss sxe reqaire1 TO- mako q monthly resor;
neser, and Others aos. bu s,s.s: it il n .l,u~s
e Tor sale any Cattle, Calves, Sheep Hogs al sll
make return ut the end Of each aud every month
OF the number respectively slsu ghter~d.
Scbedui~s Of articles subject 70 can bA Obtain
aftce few days. applications to ths Assistant A.
s'ssor together with any infor atisD that nay be
required. p. n. PEAkSON,
Assessor for Collection Rstriet.
/. sc B-lv District Columbia
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US. GRAND LODGB or Opp FsLLows-Ths
Grand Lodge assembled yesterday in Balti-
more, Drputy Grand Sire Herndon presiding.
All the States except the Southern States were
Represented. In those States from which reports
were received the order is represented as in a
fiourishing condition. The total receipts from
State Grand Lodges, Encampments, &C., up 10
September !, was 81, sol 81, and there was duo
al that time, exclusive of The Southern iurisdic-
hction, the sum of S2703.7S. There il also duo
10 the Grand Lodge from the estate of p O.
Sirc Thomas Wildey q balance Of Sc, Go 50 OF
loan made without interest during his lfr and
ne payment OF which Is secured by mortgage
md judgment and which will BIZ paid during
he yeSr IL demanded. Z. g. II. Il. w. D.ssi,
4 Michigan, was appointed X. W. ID. Grand
ire pro tem. A report upon tbs life of Mr.
Wlldey was read and adopted unanimously
There vas some other business of no sp3cia!
Importance transacted, after which the body
adjourned until this morning
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LOCAL NEWS.

DSAeyo o. SsIpgs1s.-rhe following have
been reported since our last: -
John =. NenseA company A. nth n. Y.
YrivsAa- CAAPoaA, coapsay b ssdN.Y.
-Resd ~ Hrtes, fouapa2y q, 81 N. n.
ctnar3es f-BteAan, o0fkpAay n, ID wv.
Chsrfes Msttae, company H "a N. Z.
James pudgeoa, co1Dany e. f13d PeaA-
= 1sAA ks4ar, company y u60 ~. Y.
Hc~xy @ BatsS coOPaay a, nh N. Y.
Mary AeSdy, conyaay D PuYRrI LEGION
WA Bsck, compaay q, ieoA Psan.
Wm. anSA, company X. i7sA Mica
John Ksaxnsy, COMPANY q, Psrneu LsGioa.
SAms~ P1nWs1 company a, ð N. II.
JaH~e Young, company i, 1lsss n,
Wm- n. Rose cosspaay n, if3th n. r.
}. Brennan, clApaay D. fofst ". z.
S@<g't @. ". Hal, con pay II, 9Th ny
SAgt Thos. Marley. company y, Ssth Mo-.
CAas. Il. Fo~Ses, conpaay Il ist N. j. cav.
James niebets, company ID, sstA Ma~s.
James M--EcheSs, company n. I'd Wis.
OAaries WeAver, compAny y, 18th x. Y.
Lieut. J. MCCARTHY, company l. to4ch N. Y.
q. y. HesRAa, teAmster
Corpr J. y. Rhc~ds, company E sta Naine
kNatves OF deceased soldiers can be fur.
nisb~d with all tAe infoFmattoa they desire An
relation 70 the burial place OF their friends, &c !,
by calling On D. T. Sands, Government under.
tAkrr, 4A Z street north.
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NOTICE.

- NOTION.
kJHALED PROPOSALS are invited until The Ssth
day OF SepteS1er. 1862, AZ II clock for sspply-
fOS tho United States So bsirteocs De With
600 head Of Beef Cattle on the hoof.
The Cattle are To b. delivered at Washiogtna
City, ID. G., and each animal 20 average 80 nds
gross weight. No animal admitted which Weighs
iess tina. ZOO pounds gross weight. Heifsrs and
The Cattle 10 be delivered at such times and in
such Quantities as the Government mar require.
The hrst de6yery OF Cattle 20 be made ten days
after signing the con tract
bond with good and % N cient security win be
required.
Government reserves TO itself the right 10 ~ i'm
Treasury notes other Government funds
No bid will he entertained when put in by cen
tractors Who have previously failed 20 comply With
their ntxacta or when the bidder IL not present
10 respond TO his bid. AL bids 20 be accom- paned
by two guarantees.
The nance Of firms shouA be stated in fall vita
the precise address Of all the members OF the arna
Bids to be directed 10 Col A. BECkWITH q.
ID. G., and G. 3. u. y. A, Washington, D. O, nd
endorsed Proposals for Beef Cattle"
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We, OF the county of =, and state OF =.
and =, OF the county Of, and state Of =. do
hereby guaranty that - 10 able To ful1u o con
tract in socoxdancs with the terms Of his PROPOSE
ton, and that, should his proposition DO sceeSsed
he will at once enter into costrset IN accordance
th~ewth.
Sho.ld the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
This guarantee must be appended 70 each bid. s,s
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OUR MILITARY BNGE4Al-.
TIE FL :UATION.
GMHBAL MCCLELLAN Is PT RSUIT OF TIM
BNENY.
CONFLICTING REPORTS OF THE SuRRENpER
OYHARPHHy YBRR~ BY COLsAILBs.
vtMsS HEARD IN TIM DIRECTION OF HAR
PER'S YERRY LAST EVENING.

The Iats.t Official Information from the hs'd
~ ,he rrc.nt ssrt~ OF battles in Maryiaad, re-
ceired in this ot<y up 20 II =. IA. to-day i'' wa
aperohand. the dispatch OF General mctariiah
dated at Bolivar - 10 \ yesterday, vhen ne
WA ayidenuy in fall pursuit and deeply I'M
rp.r,ed in the businsss of securing the fruits Of
m. victory. The Puxs uit has dsubxess SO occu-
MED him IS 10 cause hin not to send further
bulletins up to this time. At ~ .. N. yesterday
he evidently t4d no, know Of the surrender OF
Col. Nnes At harper's Ferry, if that had taken
place. - - 's'' g. ..'t
most OF Saturday, but.aSain yesterday morn
ing from dAyMeak until .. IA, surely. At
thai hour tho telegraph operator At she Point Of
Roeies says the firing at AATpsx's Ferry ceased
Yesterday afternoon a telegram was received
4rere saysas that desefters and straggfers from
III. enemy. ~hS bad come within our ii~es,
ausssA tAss wh<A tAs firing al Harpsr,s Ferry
ceased At ga m. il was currently stated IN the
rebel camps or liz that Miles had surrendered,
though they t,hs deeerters And suasgi-r.} de-
cko<ed t1e& lacy knew nOIoinS Oh 1io Inc - W.
only repeated the rumOr.
On Sunday the cavalry Of Niles succeeded
ia cutting their way from harper's Ferry TO
NcOs~tlan's my, and reported Ms declara.
ton that he could and would maintain his
position At least until last night. Now, ii
Mcclellan wss at Bolivar at ten a m yesser-
day. he was within a few miles Of Harper's
Ferry, and must surely have contrived to send
ns~s I'd hse sisnaa victory to Miles. The hope
tina the did not surrender yesterday morning is
strengthened by dispatch received last nigh,
representing that cannonading again com
menced a, Harper's Ferry at six p. IN. yes-
terdsy.
As upon our coGunaed possession OF Har-
per's Ferry depends whether McCielian's vic
tories viii insult in the humiliation OF the
rebel army, or the eventual escape Of Iargs
portion OF it back into Virginia, very great
anxiety easts hero to day on the subject.
We trust TO have further information for our
second edition to-day.
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THR ADIRONDACK

The gunboat Canaudaigua, which WA sent
by Admiral Dapont TO Man of war Point Tor
the relief OF the crew of the wrecked sloop-o Of
war Adirondack, returned on the 9TH instant 70
Port Royal with the officers and crew OF tho
Inflated vessel. They numbered in all two
hundred and I've sonls. The Adirondack has
been fired by tho wrecker. and burnt to the
water edge, nor splondid battery having pre-
Nionhiy been thrown overheard and bouyed, SO
n 10 render liz ultimate recovery work of no
dIfnculty. No blame lie attached TO Command
er GanseVoort for thi. catastrophe, which has
cost our navy one of its finest vessels The Off
cars and crew Of the Adirondack arrived in
New York on Friday in the steamer Ma>sa-
chuSetfs
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FIsAHcIAL.-New York papers Of yesterday

FIsAEcIAL.-New York papers Of yesterday
evening say:
The stock market Is very strong to-day, with
an active demand throa ghout the list at an sd :
vance OF Aaik per cent on saturdays prices
There was little hesitation among buyers ear-
~ in the day, but At the close the news from
McClellan's army brought in large orders for
the rise There was q further ad vance OF iat 4
per cent. in California a. Ohio and New York
state bonds are very scarce The money mar
ket is easy and cali loans on nrst-class collat-
er1s cannot be quoted over aa4K per cent,
though per cent il stih the rate in some quar-
ters. Gold tumbled I per cent to-day, with
considerable pressure to sell ut the close. Most
Of tia transactions were At 117k. The Weekly
Bank Statement shows large increase in de-
posts, and gain Of 9ooo, 900 in specie. The
loans have decreased S6e0,oU.
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2IGglD EDITION.
zHifb O'CLOCK ?. n.
THE LATEST.
n A1RBRD PERRY BBLIRvBD 70 HAVE SC \
-. RDMDERI0 70 TIM REBRLS.
COLONEL MILES REPORTED hORrALLY
WOUNDED.
oCR CAVALRY cur fHHIR WAY fHROU9B
FROM hAKPBRS YRAAY TO CHAN.
- BHRSpCKd
fA1Y -CA11CRl ,LOAGSTREETS AkACAI
rION TRAIN on fhl WAY


lis bsItsvod at the War Department that
Hayper's Ferry was sarreadored TO ne Kesel.
at . a. n. yesterday, afsr Col Niles had bsea
nortally wounded. Accouah 70 that eject
none % hen oAeiai, hAvs ss<a reoeivsd botA
via ChamsersSurs and Point a Rocks. II II
b. true, We Sc nothing that can prevent tAs
n.ss q tASRssssisrny frSa mshsAs good its
rstroas iAts virgiAia, sreak axs the di1ca1tiss
Of pursuit il the mountain region in which
Gen. Mcclellan lie operating:
NetAi.s Ind see&heasd iron hin4 n adj.
,tol 10 What ~ Published IN ysssexuAy's Ss~,
Sp - . p. - to-day.
Ths cavalry o.. the force OF Colonel
Miles, IA esreine their way out from harper's
Isrry, did no. make for McOaellea's army, -
We sgron~oasay slated N to-dAys arst edition
OF the Stor; bat for Chambeesbsrg. rhoy
started on tAis enterprise On SUNDAY night, and
not Only accomplished it. bat captured the
Reb~1 9cnerd LOngstreet's a.nmunitson train
Of " wagons BY sAs way. bringing 1t on 70
Chambersburg Successfully.
The commander Of this cavalry reports tha,
Col Mnes had declared that be could not hold
Harpcr's Ferry longer than yesterday morning
unless relic we'd, rather than till yesterday ere-
ming q. previously alleged This fact doubles.
does much TO induce the Government her. u
give cx-deacs 70 the anonicial accounts Of the
surrender.
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APFAIRs AT HARPER's FERRY.-The follow
lng extract from letter from Lieutenant 5. i.
Bridge, OF company X, Capt. Brown, of 1-t
regiment Col Mauisby's Maryland Homo Bri-
gade' As the latest direct intelligence from Har-
per's Ferry:
HARPER's FzRRY, CAMP NIIEs. Sept. 10
communication has been opened with the West
ana send this via Cumberland. We Ia We had
several little aaairs up here lately. The enemy
nave been all around and cut of our suD.
plies, but Gcn. White has opened the way to
the =" est, and we received thirty days supplies
Yesterday, SO we are prepared for seige or
hgnh nave had plenty OF work to do on oat-
post duty lately. Capt. Russell, the foksno
Pdrson, penetrated 10 within three miles OF
fred1rick on Monday, bringing OF sixteen pris
onefs, hlrtr~n OF Mississippi regiment and
three Oh Ashby's cavalry. 1t was a bold dash
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IAE 50 AARPER'S RELAY
hARRIsNeRu, Srpt. t5.-rhis has beea tAS
most "xeitns day in this city siAoo ths hate eau
q the militia Of the Stats 70 its resenc There
seems to be no end 70 the gallant Union army
now rsshing TO the defeacs Of Ne capitol IL n
not pOlihc TO give the uunabeS Of men who have
answered TO tho call The State, however, i.
safe from rebel invasion; but Maryland must
and no donbt soon will b, rid of the traitorous
horde that now invest portion Of its soil
A portion OF tho New York and Illinois cav.
airy M AIDE an attack upon Longstreets ammu.
nisiOl train On the road between Haeer.towa
and W illiamnporL and succeeded in taking MY
wagons together with about fifty prisoners,
whom they brought into Chambersburg last
night.
A dcserter, who came into Chambersbury
lat night from Louisiana regiment reported
that LOnsstre-t was moving, and that the reb-
els had lost two men for evory ono recruited
Baltimore company had deserted in body.
Captain palmer arrived in HL5erstoWn ~
ono O'clock i. NJ. to-day, and met the cavalry
who had cut their way oHt from Harp.rs Fer
~, having one hundred and fifty prisoners and
the trains OF Longstreet III their Possession.
Tho tESips Of Longtreet consist OF ammunition
and Sem Inis6Ty stores on their way to Will
Transport. One of the prisoners reports that
our forces were surrounded 1t Harper's Ferry
by Jackson, with 1GQ,U6v men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-16

~ The ca~e OF Sslov-x against ((}~n-rall
Fremont wss mp again Ia the supreme Court
OF rev Iork on Thursday Iaet. On this occa-
sion the def-ndanrs counsel aSAadoa.d hi,
exemption from ANIMATION A. q iudyYnsu,
debtor, on the ground of his client being an
omcef OF me army An artdayit from General
Fremont " As also presented, in which ha .t.t..,I
that with the exception of Certain clam, n, tba
Msriposa minrs, hs owned no properly Tbs
judge ruled that me General must appear on
the 18th instant and show cause WHY he shon ~
not b. punished for contempt
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R1vOLvINs IRON rURRHfsJ
wIsuxssoI- se,t.., - \, 49,

WASSfoA, cepteuoef ~, ~
Tvs NAVY DEeAnrnsSr viii receive propssidoes
for the construction and erection on board Of q wee
sci Building az the Portsmesth, New HampsAire,
Boston. Ney forks and Pkifadelpkia Mary YhSds
OF tive revofyins towers and i'm Dresaaels s6ke-
yiHs for each vessel
On on. Of the towers there 10 TO Ne pilot Moose.
the whole to be On ths general plan o. those no ~
building for the naval service
The diameter Of the tower win Be n feet is the
clear its thiekaess will he m i~chee com rosed on
plates of sot lees than one inch shiek
The s1oke,ppe in thickness sin inches eonPsssd
OF plates not le~s than inch thick inside DIANE
ter az the TOP ferW inches. and height sss<e
The proportions must embrace IN the msesisspv
Tor revolving and working the turreu - tho
guns and win state the cost and the time "a vfehia
which the worn each vessel viii be comylces4 eo
beArd and rssdy for seryiee.
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