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Coon JoKE on THE DocroR The
Patriot finds much objection to our issue
Of Sept. 18th. He certainly knows we
were away from homo during that entire
week. The articles objected to were
written BY our great-grand mother. and
were intended as innocent jokes. We
trust be will say no moro about it or be
might sggrava'e the old lady into the in-
delicacy of publishing silly card over
her own signature
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ProclaAAt10n BY the RresideAt Ol
the United States.

t0S On1Be0 SB0te0s
Whereas It has become necessary to
call into service not only volunteers. bu,
also portions Of the States By draft, in
order to suppress insurreetion existing
in the United States. and disloysl per-
sons are not sdequstcly restrained By or.
dinary process Of law from hindsring this
measure. and from giving aid and COM
fort in various wsys to the insurrection;
now therefore, Be il ordered
First-That during the existing insur-
rection and - necessary measure for
suppressing the same. all rebels and in.
surg.nts. their sidess and abettors within
the United States. and sll persons dis
coursging volunteer enlistmsnts. resisting
military draft or guilty Of any disloysl
practice. Offering aid and comfort to The
rsbels against the authority Of the United
Stats. shall b subject to martial lsw.
and lisbls to trial snd puaishnsat By
court martial o. military eomaiasoo.
Second-That The writ Of la6eas cor
prs l. suspended in respect to ali persons
arrested, or who are now. or hereafter du.
ring the rebellion shall bs imprisonsd IN
any fort. camp. srseasl. military prison
or Other place Of eoa6nemsos. BY ssy
military authority. or By The seossses Of
any court martial OF military eo0nis-
sion.
In vitnsss thereof have bsrsnsto sst
my hand and esussd the seal Of the Uni
ted States to b a6ixsd. Doos q the
City Of Washingtou this 24th day Of
September. 1862. aad Of The Indspsa-
denes Of ths Unitsd States the 67th.
A1aAaAM Lmcolu.
BY ths President:
W. II. SEWARD, Sec. Of Stats
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Arrival Of the AsP1nw.u Ssean.
New YoRK. Sept. 26.

New YoRk. Sept. 26.
The steamship Ariel has arrived with
8S87. 900 in treasure from California.
The news from the lsthmus is not i'm
portsnt. Loequera hal seized ell the
church property. and sent the nuns out Of
the conntry. The priests managed to
csrry of oil the valuables. Ospino and
Calvo doubtless escaped to St. Thomas
on the English steamer. This will pro-
long the war. ss will the recent treaty
between Ecuador and Arbaleds. As the
formr will probably assist the late gov
ernmen.
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SIck.-That's what's the matter. Flat
on our back in bed-s mishsp which has
not previously befallen rs for 10 these two
and twenty years. Bot that State Con-
veution was sufficient to kill any half
white-man.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAlR-SUrrosED MIA
pER.-Some four or FIVE weeks ago
Joseph H. jolly was returning from lows
to this Township. Passing through Hia'
waths. be stopped at Highland. where hs
purchased some sugar. tea. and Other
k,ick- -knacks for his wife and sveatmeats
for his children. He then stirted for bis
home below lows Point. but has not been
seen or heard Of since. although the mos'
vigilant search has been made.
Little doubt is entertained but ths,
Jolly has been murderd, Is it is known
threats were ont against his life. There
are persons who say they believe they
could swear to the murderer who has beer
heard to make oath that be would Kill
him. This is supposed to be the result
Of an old neighborhood quarrel. which
has existed ever since the first settlement
of the Township. Jolly leaves q large
family.
This is q fit subject for investigation.
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Operaalea AIsag de Resso.ae-
he Rebel lIs1ses ss the Late
Battles.
WAstrsroz. Sept a.
Several psisoasrs captured By 6igsPs
scouts near CeatrsvilIs vsrs broegas hsrs
to-dsy. They give ths loss of ths rebels
in the late battlos in Maryland q about
20, 900.
Ths rebels hsse eoacsairatsd their
forces ae Wiaehssasr. which place thsy
srs forsifyiae. Thy rsgard The capture
Of Haspw's Fsssy - - o0sse to the loss
Of the baetle = IL A1sistsm. and cay
their rstrsas feA Aasylsad was s6sctsd
in The bet order.
Thess prisossss report the loss Of rebel
officers in ths lsss snesgsments - very
Rreaa,- a,----ss;'.l .s-.aa.-a.---s
A dispssch from . Times special just
received says that Lieutsnsnt Ksrney
hes just rstnrnsd from . scouting szpedi.
tion to Lessbdrg and viseinity. Tbe rsb-
sls have cavalry in Ill directions in that
neighborhood. Thsrs ere no rebel sol
diers between Washington and Centre
vile. - s.i@ 7E---1- -
Some refugees from Richmond. just
arrived. state there are no rebel pickets
between Hanover Coat House and the
Potsmse. and only twsaty men were sta.
toned along the !aafosd between Hanover
and Richmond, ~
Great appr.hsosions Of famine prevail
among the lower classes in Richmond.
the price Of provisions already being 50
high. - slmest to place them beyond
their reach. oir
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B.rying die Rebel Dad .s M..
WAsalxorox, Sept. Is.

WAsMNoroH. Sept. 25.
Surgeon Gen. Hammond has returned
from the battle Geld between Manassas
and Boil Ron. He reports that our pso-
pie have buried three thousand rebels left
dead and usburisd on the Geld. though It
will b remembersd the rebels held the
Geld after that bloody enssssneat. He
adds. there yet remain nix hundred rebel
corpses to b uttered. Tbess iatsrmsnts
under the direction Of our Army Medical
Department are in addition to those made
By the rebel army prsvioos to its leaving
for Marylsnd. which must have been nu-
meross. There can b no doubt therefore
that the rebel killed far outnambersd oars
in that battle.
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Sigel's Resignation Denied.
NEw YoRK, Oct. l.
At an enthusiastic German meeting one
Of the speakers denounced the statement
that Sigel hsd resigned, or wss about to
do so, 10 Q misehiev0us falseho0d.
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CUMBERLAND GAP EvACUA.
TED.
Gen. Morgan Brings Away all his
stores and Artillery.
CIScINNArI. Sept. 81

OINCINNAIIs N1ePs. OVs
Gen. Morgan left Cumberland Gap
about txo weeks ago with all his forces
lie is suppo.e'i to be marching in North
eastward direction. AMI will strike the
Ohio somewhere about Portsmouth. He
brought away al his artillery and stores
and blocked mp the Gap with stone SO -
to render il impossible.
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WAsH1xarox, Sept. 81

W AsHlHdIOHs sept OV.
1t 10 believed here that Leo is prepar-
ing for Northwsrd movement from
Winchester. Il is probable however that
he will End enough defensive work on
h;s hands without crossing the Potomac
again.
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Condlslon 0f Lees Army.
WAsHIsoroN, Oct. I.
Col. John Cochran srrivej to-day from
Hsrper's Ferry. He expresses the opin-
ion that Les army is nearly exhausted
and must retreat.
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LnAaEural Of Gov. Vance, of yortl,
Carolina.

NV YoRK. Sept. 30.
The Governor Of North Csrolina. Col.
Vance. delivered his inaugural at Raleigh
on the 9th ult. Il 10 moderate in tone,
geperally. though when speaking Of the
treatment BY North Csrolins at the hands
Of the rebel Government. il Is quite bitter
snd sarcastic.
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Il d ssid thee 0hie aloss. viii produe,
shs year. $1,000. 900 salloas Of soreho
syTup. h .ss6-4
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TO TAX PAYERS.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

For Representative in Congress.
A. Q. WILDER,
OF Leavenvorth.
For Governor,
THOMAS CARNEY,
Of Lesvenuorsh.
For Lieutenant Governor.
THOMAS a. OSBORN,
OF Doniphan County.
For Secretary Of State,
tAN ELOQUENT BLANK.)
For Auditor of State,
ASA HAlRcRovE,
or Linn County.
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM sPRIccs,
OF Anderson County.
For State Superintendent of Public Instruction
ISAAC r. cooDN0W,
OF Riley County.
For Associate Justice of the Supreme Cour,
LAWRENCE D. BAILEY,
or Lyon County.
For Attorney General.
WARREN W. GUTHRIE,
or Brown County.
For District Judge, Second Judicial District
ALBERT n. HORTON,
OF Atchison County.
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H Will the DR.. tell up wha: part Of
the Railroad the Attorney General is to
engineer through? Is it the Cow catch
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Wasarxe1os, Sept. ..

WAsaue1oB. Sept. ..
Gen. Princs. and oshes ol6esrs recent
y captured fron tt lsss army Of Gen
eral Pops, have hssa sslsassd By The rsb-
sls. a.d will arrivs e Annapelis this svs-
ufn1.
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J. B. WnExla.. Secretary.


Ces. Joha G. vassAss and Geo. b FaIre0'''
Esq., sf AseAisea, vill address the psope W
% he Issues se he day, ss The iollosins n"@
aaA plaese:
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DEnlAnLs PLAcs or REsIDsseI
Siaes it has bses snsoonesd thss fnn.
deIphis h.s sapplisd her qoos. ana =. :.
drait uill b asas thsse. the Lsds< ",
The !ssa tor hosses By persons 'se.ns -
residences 10 ths city i sno. .o's. ~
Il Aas givss . inpeeus to buildiss'
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9pe,vovIrsn IH 0enf- 01-y 10.
a,o,.r O0c,.. M,o;. II .rn.ctea h,
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.hoI;,;o. h.i. vh;,h w.v .,.l.no,, m.
.hoi. .h;n 7, c.n.oe Change N. a.
,n.I .,.,.. ~ o.. ,.o,o from vh,, !,
-onld ~ v;,boo. r. Il ve.ken. the
h...,. .,d l.,. =. .ad;,;o..I bnr,h.o ou
n. .bouIdsr: Of tbo.s who arc exertine
sv.rv sn.rov to .nnnort ,hs Gove1nm.nt
in III. ~ to upholI and res,or, the
Co,.,;,,,;c. .,.t q =, ,,,,,... mi. ,.b..il;o.
A.. CT !. T.. t,..1;,. .o.,.
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The Herad's correspondence says it is
understood that Hon. Eli Th.yer will i'm
medistely receive the appointment Of Mil
itary Governor Of Florida. 1nis sppoin,.
ment is made with . view to enable
Thayer and those who sre acting with
him to carry out their scheme for the in
PRODUCTION into the Southern States of .
loyal laboring population.
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JUDGE CaAoQ DeoreeobeD de Pres
i6eng's 3reoa Rroc1nA0s2o0.
. SPalxo11EID. ILL- Sept 25.
We have been permitted to copy ths
following sorrsspondsnes between J. o.
Glover, Of Ostawa. and Chief Justice Ca.
ton:
OrrAwA. Sept. 81.
I'D. CAros-Sr: The Democrats
Convention hsrs have just passsd resolu-
tions BY 90 uaaaimous vote. eoadsmnine
the Prssident's proclamation.
10. GLovER.
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Oper.assa AIscx she Fess..e-
TAe Rebel lIaGDe0 ~ the Lac
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

|ar held The position " nrigadier OF the Fourth
or'sace q Rhode Isiaad Militia He short time since
he'd cap,ancy In the second Rhode stand Volunteers,
and seore connecting himself with the army was aer
chant in Providence.
The Chaplain, Rev. Mcwalter B. Noyes late pastor
OF All Saiots Z. scopa church a Newport, and s ra-
tive Of Cba but resided great part Of his fe In North
Caolina. He graduate Of Brown University, and TO
cllegins IL may be inere ting that he rs mem
Der of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity.
SEVENTH RHODE ISLAND BATTERY.
Captain Belger s . native Of Rhode Island and about
thirty years of age He has been the regular army
some ten years. during eight Of which he held the rank
ofsergsant This latter position he occupied in Ricketts,
battery, and with that corps fought q, Bull run.
Leuisnants Pope Field and Simpson served with the
First Rhode Island battery and took part In the engage
ment at Bull run.
The New York herald., 1862-02-15
nins-neh guns. She commanded BY Acting yoiunser
Lieutenant c. r. H. Benin.

hins- neh guns She IL commanded BY Acting yoCn~er
Lieutenant c. +. II. Benin.
THE GRANITE.
The gunh'at Granite Is a small steamer carrying ono
gun OF thirty-tw -aund ealibrc shs is commanded by
Acting Master l.. Hoomer.
THE PICKET.
The gnnboat Picket IL proposr, OF ths same esss ard
appearance the others, and her armament Is about ina
same. The guns follows:-1wo t"eiyep ponndsr
wiad rled guns, one ve-pounder boat nowitaer
and ono twelve FOUNDER mountain howzer she carries
oors but makes an excelont attacking boat, OWING 10
hef armament.
The following are her ofilcers-
Captain-Thomas p. Ives
FIRST Ohcei-Edward Hitler.
Second Ofcer1hlries Strong.
Gunner--James Harrison.
Chhi tngneer-John Holman
First Assistant Engineer-lhomas Miller
Second Assistant Engineer-Charles e. Mcdonald
Pilot-JaInes II. Wekss.
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ACTING MASTER FREDERICK CROCKER,
u. 8. N.

Acting Master Frederick Crosker, the commander of
the Huxxar is Of the temporary ooers Of The navy
Ho was formerly and for many years employed In tho
Southern coasting trade, up and 10 April 1861 in
command Of the steamrhip r. R. Cuylsr In NE trade hs
tvsen New York and Savannah.
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Sketches Of the Naval Officers.
FLAG OFFICER L. M. GoLDsBoRoUG

FLAG OFFICER L. M. GOLDSBOROUGH.
Flag Oflcer Louis NJ. Goldsborough, commander Of the
naval part Of the Burnside expedition, born In the
District Of Columbia. Hc s citizen Of the State Of Ma.
ryland, but received his appointments in the United
States Navy from the District Of Columbia.
His nrst en<an into the navy bears date June 49,
1919 He has consequently been nearly nfty years In
the United States service, over eighteen Of which
he has passed at sea In the various grades
Of the naval service. Among others hc commanded
the Marion thirty eight guns in 1892 at the time she
was attached 70 the squadron Of Commodorss Rdgcly
and Morris, at Brazil In 1s47 he commanded tho Ohio,
seventy four guns and Afterwards commanded tho Cum
berland guns and the Lsvant eighteen guns,
as the time those vessels attached 10 the squadron
of Commodore sas H. stringham. In the Mediterranean.
The Cumberland was tho nagshp while under his con-
rnand His time Of service on shore is about twelve
years and he has been on active duty about eighteen
years.
The da,o OF his present commission 10 September Il
1885 he lately commanded the United States frigate
Congress- from which position he appointed 10 com
rnand one half Of the Atlantic Blockadns Squadron,
supersedng Commander stringham who was formerly in
command. His flagship the Minnesota, and his
station for some time, Fortress Monroe. Although
the late act relative to ofcers In tho navy placss
him nomnaly on the retired list, having been
over forty i've years in the service OF ha country
yet Commodore Godsborough, like many otnsr old officers
in the navy, is Of too much experience and energy
to be allowed TO retire upon his aures and he has
splendid opportunity offered him 10 and deserve
still higher reputation among his countrymsn.
COMMANDER SAMUEL F. HAZARD. U. g. N.
Com Samuel r. Hazard U. s. ~, was born in Newport,
In tnpaa
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THE REBEL GARRISON At ROANOKE.

Major General Commanding Q. Hill.
brigadisr General .'..d. ~ "hh
GARRIe0R.
Romer's Light Artillery Captain Romer.
Richmond Blues, Captain o. JeaninRs wise.
wIsR's LEGION.
pRsr RRsnnT
Colonel. r. y Ewan.
Lieu tenant Colonel. ........J II. Richardson.
Major. Thomas 4. oooAe.
Chesterfield Guard, Captain william B. Ball.
Governors Guard (Richmondl, Captain J. 8: Cabsn.
Hanover Volunteers, Captain william 0. wickan.
Hcnrco Volunteers, Captain q. 8. Masruder.
Amelia Volunteers, Captain 8. 3. Mersegsr.
Goo HAND Guard, Capiain Julian Harrison.
Mscklenburg Volunteers, Captain W. H. Jones. t
cumSerlsnd velunssers, Captain Henry r. Jehsssn.
Charlotte Volunteers, Captain john o. smith.
SECOND RsonHn
Colonel Frederick Hsnnfn9Do.
Lieutenant Colonel :. -. Frank Anisrson. go
Major. LAnsen.
Companies.
Mississippi Rangers, Captain Imbodsn.
Richmond Blues, Captain Lewis.
University Company, Captain Crane.
- Company, Captain McComas.
sykstown (Miss Rangers. Captain ksDsnah.
- Company, Captain Parish.
- Company, Captain Bmeed.
THIRD Ksernrr
Colonel. ....................J.L L. Davis.
Lieutenant Colonel. .........-- Garrison.
Major. - beoen
Adjutant.. .................-- rearos.
Cbmpa~iss
First Company, Captain scmmes.
Second Company, Captain Pollock.
Third Company Captain Jones.
Fourth Company, Captain A. r. Courtney.
SEVENTH NORTH CAROLINA RRazHun.
Colonel.. ....".........s..-- nav
Major. or.....................E e. d. Hall.
CbmpdNses
Cedar Creek Company, Captain Nixcn.
Gray's Creek Company, Captain hArsh-
Pine Forssters, Captain Ray.
Columbus Guard, Captain J. w Ens.
Haafax Light infantry, Captain " H. feps'
Dublin Rifles, Captain Thomas y keenan, t
OAK CITY Guard Captain W. X. Nigh
Guilford Greys, Captain Jno sloan'
TwHEry-youRrH GEORGIA memEh
Colonel. .................s noh"An
Lieutenant Colonel. ..........- sannsm.
us,or ..............R.E r. E. MCMILLAN.
CsDsponica
Glade Guard. Captain Poole.
Mcmillan Guard Captain Porter.
Nacoochs Volunteers, Captain Leonard.
IN mas Guard, Captain Donovant.
Banks Volunteers, Captain Chandler.
white Marksmen, Captain Sumter.
independent Blues, Captain Mattox.
MfsCxtIANEors pArrAf1nRB
North Carolina regiment, Colonel Jordan
infantry battalion, Iieuteu ant Colonel Gibbe.
Infantry battalion, Lieutenant Colonel PAtten
Infantry battalion, Major Duifeld.
Infantry iattnl a, Naior Stanard. Nh
Inf ntry bltta ion, Major NJ wry
lnrautry battalion, MAJOR Hapsborcusb
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LIEUTENANT H. K. DAVENPORT, U. g. N

IisutsnantH. X. Davenport, tho commander Of tho
gunboas Hssss NATIVE Of Georgia, Of which STATE hs
y now citizen. He entered tho Unitsd States Navy in
February, 1888. His present commission b dated IN
csmber 49, 1852 Under IL hs has besn three and
eleven months At His total service In the va
ascending grades Is fourteen pears and i've months
He shore duty i've years and nine months, and
was two years and eight months unemployed. HIS total
service extends period Of twenty. three years
Prior TO assuming command Of the Hstzsl hs was en-
board the steam frigate susquehalna.
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COMM MANpER "A. i. CASE. u. s. N.

Commander Augustus L. Case the chief OF the star Of
Commodore Goldsborough, .is native of New York He
entered the United States Navy April, 1928 The date
OF his present commission September 1858, Under it
he has three years and five months Hs
total service since he entered the navy sixteen
years and live monthE he served seven years shore
and special duty, and was nine years unempoyed. His
last sea service prior the present expedition,
May, 1859 which on board the steam rigate hinne
sofa He stands No. 70 on the list OF commanders.
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THE souTHFIELD.


The southncld was formerly Of the Staten Island
ferryboats She is largo side wheel steamer, and ca
pable OF accommodating large number Of persons She
was purchased short time ago by the government She
mounts four guns one pound ried aud threo
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SAMUEL =. HAZARD, y. 9. N.

Com. Samuel y. Hazard, u 8. NJ, was born In Newport
r. H. in 1904, entered tho navy mismpman In lanua-
ry 1923 and has been in the service about thirty eight
years Of which over nineteen spent at Uusiag
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

Captain-Ferdinand Crocker.
LIeateuant of Artillery--,James A. Hedden.
Ihsl UiIlcor--,Iessc Ward.
Second ONcer--Oivcr Hoisey.
Chief tnginecr--lac schmidt.
Iirst Assistant tng cer--Juhn Snyder.
Sec nj Assistant Fngiucer--John McAllaster.
rofumissagy Oilicer--Nharles III. Cray.
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THE PBlLAD,,LyaIA.


The sonoas Peilaisphis was the flagship of nomino-
one OF tss chartered that the government
@ing al present She lightly armed, carry nlg only
one thrty-swo pouRder The following 10 = list of hsr
ohicers-
Acting haster-Sas Reynolds.
Lleutenant--Edmund |. Haines.
Chief Eng neor- haries A. Norris
First Assistant Engineer-Ihas. X. Joyce.
second Assistant Engneer-A. j. Hopkins
Acting Purser-Thomas thornton.
THE GENERAL PUTNAM
The General Putnam 10 Q side wheel steamer OF lao
tons burthsn. She belonged New York, amt was pur
chaed by the government in last october for nav al pur
poses She is 103 feet long "a feet wide and feet deep
she carries two guns fore and AFT. The follow
ing are her oficers--
Acting Master-Wm. J. Hoskiss
Masters Matss-Heury Holkins, A. p Knkham.
Chief Engneer-James Osborne.
Assistant Mgineer-John Henry
THE YOUNG ROVER.
The Young Rover ia what is termed auxiliary steam
bark and she has the service for time. hav
ing been purchased by tho United States
far back last July. She is Boston weasel is AIS
brthen 141 feet long, Is feet wide and II feet deep
She carries FIVE guns-one Dshlen pivot gun and four
sixty eight -pounders-making . heavy armament for =
vessel Of her size. The following is list Of hsy OIL
cers:--
Acting Master (commandnG)-I. B. studley.
Executive Oncer---- Eldridge
Sailing Master-- Williams.
Purser---St Stono.
Surgeon-Dr. Smith.
Egineer-James Patterson.
Masters Mates = Dodge, - Howard, - Ry-
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LIEUT.. CHARLES W. FLUssER, q. g. N.

Lieutenant Charles W. Flusssr, tho commander Of tho
gunboas Commodore Perry 10 native Of Maryland, hut
ut present citizen Of kentucky he entered the United
States Navy July 10, 1s47 His present cemmission
Sept 1885, and under he has been four ysarS
and ten months as His total service has bses
ten years and ten months He he's been shore duty
ono year and half, and one year unsmpkysA. Rs
total service extends period ef fourteen ysass
He was last a. sea prior 10 the present rsbslloa, In
December 1880 On the brieDoiphin.
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

The gunboat Hetze Of the steamers lately pur-
chased by government and turned into gunboats She
carries two guns forward and aft She is upder
the command Of Lieut.. Henry X. Davsnport.