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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

Not long since . lot Of us-I en- IN II. P
nigh private" nowhere quartered in several
wooden tenements, and in the inner room %
one Icy the corpse Of young secesh o0cer
awaiting burial. The news soon spread 70 !,
village not far or Down came sentimentaj
end not bod looking specimen Of Vireiuis
.Letme ki.s him for hi. mother ~ abe cried
:: intercepted her progress. " Do let ne kisl
tx - whom!"
"The dear little lieutenant. Tie one VIE liz,
dead within. Point him out to me, cir. If yor
please. never saw him. but--oh!r
led her through room In which L;eu<
=. OF Phiadelphis lay stretched ont on
se opsorned trough, fast asleep. Supposina
MN TO- b the "artiels' sought for, she rneheS
up sxc!aiming. " let me kiss him for his mosS
a." Approaching her lips to his foreAssd
WAT vas her enasenent vhea the .eornse |,
~ usouy ehsP'ns iis arms around her. returned
sne sslose vigorously and exclaimed:
Nsver mind he old lady, Viz. "a Il a.
yoor own aceonnk havnf the sIisStest ~
jeetionsi" As''e'' %
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
BOOK and JOB PRINTING
Binding in all its Branches.

Ia connection with the Bndery, facilities ara IN
surpassed II the state
All kinds Of Bank Books manufactured 10 order. Al
orders from County Officers for any kind Of Blank Book
will be promptly filed
81 AL orders should be addressed 10
JOHN A KERR 4 co,
Lansing Michigan.
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LADIES, READ!
New Homeopathic Remedv
FOR SUFFERING FEMaLES
DIR. >. w. SMYTaE,S
HOMEOPATHIC
female Regulating a)owb,rs.
a Sure and SAFE Aedicine, Aari.o
been prored By three years. test
an Pracdte Practice.
A FTER life Of careful study as /, ma.

\ tiisoIs. " sas oss sad N~S sei,e.,,
Am ssre alc safe mscl~ine .era..e, Co., -
o., Can Say WIKI Sa.nsy Ia, NV en-
eft"As have been ervv1ea With succss, n.v,-- -
sAI0agh the krewscge u Homeopathy tt, N, On. ~
s substances sh'Sn ieopsSnisS sro., oars ana
AA le~ fiAsS thrni before TIE lCo.c n nououu,L,-
Powders as The only true rs.l.oe Ar,.ss t., -
produce Aooihly Sicknsss ali ss-s,s aua er,.,.. -.
ss tney nav oeea tested saee January, lsss teys.
three years. N my private practice On laat, o. -.
1T aaeais and So FAR have Ja.,ea q -
auce tbs desired et, If taken s.r,ly aesogans 10 -,
rectlous
GREAT MANY psssoas N this and other co,-,...
have no faith u The school u Homroyathv a..
he simple iao; tAaS they have never been treaties ,e
= care, ss ~Asa done, sos properly. Now as | an
graduate OF beth systems u It's arsi eoeSss II Efet
T. RoyA. College OF surgery an Necic,ae laaaou 80
Iae Homeopathic Institute OF Great Bst.i, Ia...n
the former eaassei AopaIhy u.c school and TIE a,
ter Homeopathy New >Shoo.l ana having p-xesxst
both Tor p~Eioa VI forty years thak am ru,nS
10 JQtgmep! IA The matter After attend L. IN. er.-
u lectures on The homr0gathie doctrine, ,aerey tor
perim-ut.) Vas induced by lis astonishing er,s
~ attend The remaining courses tea gave I'd The os
school - stein AitoS ctleE And have or tF .st tr
zen years pFaeed H. hna.aS II the uosl proper noos
81 rsAtmeni bsiGes The fact that tie uuI,ra sta
Government y about introducing the method into S a.
| NY and navy slons should couynee All.
This my nrss AppeA IN the Advertising columns
newspaper and sincerely hcy~ the plain truth 81
oTth VIII attract The eyes N S3ose SUFFERING So Il. :. "a
give my Powders uA.. Their good ELECTS Wi th.,
snow taen werthi -no u VA require Advertising
acrcsiter % ensure them nv patients IN tie rrf
men. VI their delicate comp fer The future A.m
pis trial viii eoEvinse al bsevsTs o. their 90,
| virtue.
These Powders pei up IN four eia,reu, bones
compAnied with full directions, and ,Narrsoi sure
| remedy, causing immediate action when applied 10
| each Sickness.
| No. viii remove al o,aysf.o~s and causs
safe and res ulsr return VI NessAiy ssclsss
No viii cure l'rsiarsSs JI<rs, CfAil.us q the
womb aid All 'aaam~atory ana aiceraisd az
sases VI the womb
No. will cure LsscovrAaa, Whites arc n.
esdessaI F'oodsss
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EIGHTEENTH YEAR-yorrM vm-NEw sENE
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the FIRST Of Ja2uary II IS published Weekly, and every
and from ave Original easrAv.ass .. iayen-
and discoveries a.. Of which prepared express
ly for il columns
To THE MECHANIC AND ENGINEER
No person engaged u any OF the mechanical manu-
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Scientific American IL costs ou; SIX Cents PER week
every number contains from SIX 10 ten ergravzgs o:
machines and inve.;ioOs which cannot be found IL
~ other publication
10 THE INVENTOR
hs Seattle American in dspensiole every Iaver
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nearly al the best inventons As they eome oai, bal
each member Contains Ofsial LIST tte Claims Of a.
Patents Issued from the CIit-4 States Patent Oes
during the week previous thus giving history
Of the progress Of inveaiions in this country We
Also receiving every week, the best scientific journals
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possession all that IS trAnspricg mechanical
and ar, ii these ole Countries We shall oontinu'
transfer 10 our columns copioUs extracts from tAes
journals Of whAtever We may deem OF interest 70 OIL
readers.
Messrs Mum Co have acted Patent Solicitors fo
than seventeen years IN connection with the pGo
LEGATION OF the Scientific American and they refer 70
zoo patentses for whom they have done business.
CHEMISTS, ARCHITECTS, NIILwRIGHrS AND FARMER
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

ksHAHKAslE.-we have not heard hat \.
scIre'pesdess Of. or reporter fer. The Chics.o
H1e: has eeen sent 10 . militia pri,eo - ~
oStsde oar lines dnriag The lass No. -"
Is.s Ssalo1 Who communicated Win the M.
ss'ekes 10 Who vas sent over 70 tAen IA n.
s"ee, W me last Of the employees 81 -
Sn.s - Ell sndsr ailiHasy diRlaos@~'
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DROBATE NOTICE-st.,e Of Mich

L iGAa, County q lngham, 0.-M . session Of The
frobsse curt for the county Of lngham holden a. the
Hse6aas 00ee, n The village Of Mason Nontay, the
IN say q Deenber b the year thousand eight hun.
drsd ed sixty two; Prsent VIM r. Pinekney, Judge
q Prooass In tn matter Of the estate Of Fanny Carter
dsesass1 o. reading and ding the petition duly
I'D, II WNnAa Nzrssa, praying Tor the probate q
A00uDsns writing purpostng - Be the last viii anc
tO0naat q Fanny Carter deceased:
nsfeupca Is y ordered, Thai Noeday, the sth day Of
J1sy nt, ss IL oeloek n the forenoon, be assigned
~ - hng q aid petition and that the hers .; law
I'D doeDed, md al other persons Interested % Sl;d
0onte required 70 appear session II said Cot
sA % BE holden II the Probate Omce II the VILLAGE Of
n0oa, md show cause any there be, Why she Player
e Ne petcaef should not be granted And 8 farther
btsssed n nd egsase Of Tie pendency Of saii petit
spa, and the hsang thereof by causing copy Of ths
erd1 - - p1b1Aed IN the Lansing Republics, news
papW Ate6 I'D eire1ating said county Of lnShAR,
lpuDuiW vso1D prsvioO = lid day a haafinG.
6Uo0 Judes & nSSass.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
A STUMP SPEECH!
; Y A. W A K ID, JR.

Full of VII and Yankee Spirit The Peopl.
ia fheir enthusiasm, bear the Speaker ara,
an Triumph
The following Is a specimen OF Yankee oratory
The speaker eating pea nuts and winking at The
girls when a hundred voices called him forth He aros'
cannly and surveyed the multitude with all the bearing
Of Patrick Heury-then forth the torrent OF h
eIo4Gence:
Fsl.or Csi.ens Il am for the Union Liberty, An
drew Jackson and NEW BOOTS am FOR restoring th'
Union in all former glory for protecting the Consiitu
all sacred guarantees and for boots and shoes
Applause sea- and Hear HcafI We must not Jorge, oa
thunder creased lightning, have received to day
OF the greatest importance Of the vital inter
est TO all OF you hear that Johns Bailey have just
received their Spring stock OF Boots shoes OF the
latest styles and most finished work msnship tell YOU
those who buy Of that young and enterprsins nrn
are never troubled with and their dispositions are
never soured by having their feet pinchedi Husbands
wives, young men and girls, 60 TO Johns Bailey 8
you III tnd fine boots stoga's shoes slippers
oversnoes CATERS, ladies' heel slippers, caeSs Oxforc
ties, men carpet slippers balmoTAis and ladies' On
CATERS Great applause.
+" Gerusa!eml what is more beautiful than . lady
foot encassd in coquettsh gaiterl Its enough to
the monk ish blood OF ST. Anthony. viii close my
speech by az appropriate quotation:
A dainty foot
A Cater Root.
Fen Stoics must agree,
For II 70 vote,
What Gray once wrote,
A handsome l. 4. q.
Here the Speaker tainted. As he was borne from tn
Hall in the arms Of his admriag frerds he was head 4
Ianty ask " who stole my pea nuts; some Jude an
wicked boys had emp,ed his basket while he speak
ing however, glass Of water revived him and be wrot
the follow ing resolutions which were ratified and re
ported in due course Of time by the committee
buttons:
Resoired, That Johns Bailey keep the best
of Boots and Shoes and the best quality OF Leather
ever introduced into this market; and be IL further
Resolved That they fail TO give satisfaction tina
their repairing done according TO order wih e1pedi
ton neatness that their prices the lowest ant
uniform and their stock the best this side Of lie
troit and be IL further
R<sOlved, That the American Eagle shall 4" continue y
10 howl. JOHNS BAILEY.
Lansing, April 81, 1852 ly3so
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas, do.

Vxx fault having Ossn mAae in the payment Of sum
o. money secareu oy mos gage executed by John al
ceroook and AArnh VAnierevox, LIS vie, TIE town
ship Of wlAiAmston, county Vi InghAn, 10 David IL
Forest Of the city Ann ArD0f County VI WAsnteA~
dated Aprn sisvsnth A H. lsSl, Aad recorded in Tie
ReGlsters once IN The county lnSnAm On the 2znd
oAy Of Aprn, A w. loel, II ~ O'Clock A. n, nber No.
-, OF mortgages, On page S7s, BY which default the
poWsf VI SAVE consaineo saA mortgage became opera
sive and processing lg instituted at
the by said mortgage any
part thsfe0f ana the sum Of twenty-five aoAA<S temg
caimea 70 be due thereon notice therefore here
BY given, that SAID mortgage VIII be Iorscosed by Sale
Of the moetGaged premises, % wIt: Being CERTAIN
tavern stsna with Al the AppurenAnces tereunto be-
longing. and part o. iot Ana opposite VI said t>v
ssAd and sross The road rvm tue saline AL being IN
The town a wiiAmston " said county, beng the
property bought by Aforesaid VAn0crcVok
and AAsAh rAnosreook, OF Mr. wsOber, and described
= follows block No 3, lot No 2, block No. J. lot
Ne forty feet east SIDE Of lot No. eight 81
BLOCK No. one ~ ~ being 70 the village u iiAastoo
sonis part tGereo, At pdbic seuti6i vendue
Court House, ana ~ the front door Thereof Mason
county Of lnShAm, the fourteenth day February
4 D. eighteen hundred and sixty tArss, swsive
n0en OF sa,a DAY.
Dated November 18th, 1852
DAVID De FOREST, Mortgage.
TwlrcEnL FRAzxA, ATTY for Mortgage. 3v4wl3.
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I'M PORT ANT
JUSTICES OF the PEACE!
Printed Dockets
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURE

w ing superior article Of Justices Docket, con
timing Printei Blank Forms OF Judgments Of three DIFF
.-rrri kinds mostly uset. VIZ LIST judgment
BY Confession 81. JadgGelt cpaa retaFn OF Summons
parties appearing 81. rl az BY default, upon return
.. summons IAsSe blank iCrIls are arranged n pro
portion 10 their genera. use AL number u blank
pages also - the Docket for the cLtry o
Iig;.l-nts-ln special cases This Iock.t viii be foun
Of great c0aveli-nee All beneat To justices II Azores
iInrlels- saving Il pcut u IaboE 10 tie Justice aac
sO rsures correctness II costs but trIae more,
paratyely, Khan the ordinary Plain Docket We a-s
manufacturing three different sizes al the foowins
rates
Largest SIZE fall bound, -..-.......-... $50 o
Nahum ........ .-.-......... u
small 50 half - .--- .--- --.-.--- = O
As his Docket is copyrighted, and are the sol,
manufacturers y the state Vt oDly be obiainet
through Is. agents An exami1zticG oi I'M
Dos ket Will SATISFY all a. It's merits.
Al orders for this Rocket will receive prorp. attention
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We also keep constantly hand general ssscrt men
OF
LAW. CHANCEgY, CIRCUIT COURT.
JUSTICES and COMPLAINING BLANKS
Printed sn a superior article Of paper and for sale
wholesale retail al prices low at any establish
men, in the State. All kinds OF
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100000 MALE LES Or 4s sI FEMALE

uoYD's NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY ooLoRED MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS, AND
NEW BRUNSWICK
From recon, surveys, completed Aug 10, 1852 COS,
$40 900 TO engrave 1t and one year time.
Superior 70 any $40 map ever nude BY Cotton or
600 names are engraved on this map
IL IS not only County Nap, but is also COUNTY
AND RAILROAD NAP Of the United States and Canaas
combined in one, giving LIVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man - TO Is per day and
viii take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund
send for q worth 70 try
Printed instructions how to canvass well, furnished
all our agents
State, California, Canada, England France and Cuba
fortune may be made with few hundred dollars CAPT
j. T. LLOYD, No lea Broadway, NY
Tie War Department uses our Map Of Virginia. Mary
Land, and Pennsylvania, cost 500 600 on which i:
marked Antstam Creek, Sharpsburg Maryland Heights
wiiamsport Ferry, Rhoesvie, NOland's Ford, and at
others the Potomac and every other place 10 MARI
land, Virginia and Pennsylvania or money refunded.
uOYD's
rnpoaR ApH'cH ma, aGG LIMOS ""'" I'M"
10 the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War De
par.ment AOaey refunded TO any one finding error
From the Tribune. Aug .
"LloIp's nAr o. VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AND PESSsYI
Nap very large; its cost Is ba, Is
and Is tie bet which c0n Be pwrchosed
LLOYDS GREAT MAP OF THE Mississippi RIVER
From Actual Surveys by CApts Bart and Vim. Bowen
Mississippi River Pilots Of st. LOUIS, Mo- shows ever,
mans plantation and owner s name, from LOUIS
ths Gulf Of Aexco-l $50 mes-every sand bar island
town, landing and ali places % miles back from III,
river-colorsd in counties and states. Price, 81 il
sheets =, pocket form, and 81 so uen, with roll
| ers. Ready Sept 70.
NAVY DRPARfKI Warrington Sept II, 1862
I. LroYD-Sir: send me your map of the Mississippi
River, with price per hundred copies. Raar-Admira
Charles II Davis commanding the Mississippi 50 uadron
| il authorised TO purchase ~ many required fo
use of that squadron. GIDEON WELLS,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

TAKEN UP.-Came into the enclosure
i q the unabridged, the township Of Lansing OF
q abozs The 1sth q Ssvsmber, WHITE FACED RED
OK, eleven q tvsivs ysazS old. fhs owner can have
~ o. By pnyHg G1evO - takilg him sway.
-lE b. HARWsCH
Ianahg, D. -, loo2 Se7v3s
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-12

One of the most important features IT
the late news from the South, says the
Philadelphia Press, is the uneasiness
manifested there in regard to the ap-
preaching expiration of the term of the
twelve ,nonth volunteers who are engaged
iu the confederate service, and the indls-
position shown by a large portion of them
to re-enlist. Gen Bragg, at Pensacola,
appealed almcst in vain to the Alabama
troops formerly under his command to
continue their wicked war against the
Union. The Tennessee papers are pub.
fishing urgent appeals to their soldiers
not to retire from the rebel army, and a
rebel general in Virginia earnestly be-
secches his soldiers to re-enlist There
are doubtless many more attempts being
made to induce the Southern troops to re-
main in the Secession army, of which we
hear nothing. Enough is known to show
that, at the most critical moment in the
history of the rebellion, and when the
Union armies will be in the highest state
of efficiency, the enemy will probably be
seriously embarrassed by large withdraw
ais from their ranks.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-12
Legal and Court,
COURT PROCLAMATION,

M HEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White
w President Judge, and the Hons C. S.
Jones and G. G.. Colvin, Associate Judges OF
the Courts of Oyer & Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphans Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the County of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date the seventh day Of
January, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty one, and to Inc
directed, for holding Court of Oyer and Term
iner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses-
sions of the Peace, Orphans Court, and Court
of Common Pleas, in the Borough of COuders-
port, on MONDAY, the oath day of Feb.
next, and to continue one week:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oners, Justices of the Peace and Constables
within the county, that they be then and there
In their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF
said day, with their rolls, records, inquisi-
uons, examinations, and other remembrances,
to do those things which to their offices ap-
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by their recognizances to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the jail OF
said county of Potter, are to be then and there
TO prosecute against them as will be just. :,
Dated at CoUDERsPoRT, Jan. 15, 1861, ana
the S4th year ofthe Indepe ndence of the United
States of America.
WW r BITRT Sheriff
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BRIGHT EXPELLED.

In the report of proceedings in Congress, ,on
important vote taken during the session. Trai-
tors may not consummate their heinous de-
signs under the shadow of the Capitol 1t is
not wrong, neither is it unreasonable to de-
mand that loyalty, above suspicion, is an in
dispensable prerequisite to a position second
only to that of President Of the United States.
The record reads as follows: A vote was
taken on the resolution to expel jesse D.
Bright, Senator from Indiana, and it was
adopted-yeas 50, nays II as follows =
YEAs-Messrs. Anthony, Browning, Chand-
Ter, Clark, Colnmcr, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle,
Fessenden, Foot, Foster, Grimes, Hale, Har-
Ian, Henderson, Howard, Howe, Johnson,
King, Lane (Ind.), McDougall, Morrill,, Pom
eroy, Sherman, Simmons, Sumner, Trumbull,
Wade, Wilkinson, Wilnlot, Wilson Mass },
Wilson Mo. )-32.
NAYs-MessrS. Bayard, Carlile, Cowan,
Harris, Kennedy, Latham. Nesmith, Pearce,
Powell, Rice, salisbury, TenEyck, Thompson
and Willey-.4.
The Vice President said that as two-thirds
had voted in favor Of the resolution, 1t was
adopted. This announcement was greeted
with applause in the gallery, which was
checked by the Chair
We publish in another COLUMN the speech
of Judge Wilmot on this occasion. 1t is
plain, foreible argument, and a clear yindi-
cation of the business of the Senate's decision.
1t is fearful thing to think of branding upon
the brow, not only of the guilty Senator, but
OF his whole family this fearful retribution.
His descendants will, like Arnold's feel the
disgrace of this act. But, the Union must be
avenged upon its adyersaries, and whether
they are in the higher or lower walks of life,
the blow should fall alike upon all. We
commend the remarks of Senator Wilmot TO
those who were in doubt as to the propfiety
! of such course.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-12

MORTARS FOR CAIRO.-The Pittsburg
Gazstte says that an order has been re-
celved from head quarters, ordering the
immediate shipment of thirty of the large
mortars manufactured at the Fort Pitt
Works, for the Western gunboats. These
immense engines Of war have all been
tested, and are ready for transportation.
They vary somewhat in weight, the small.
est Of them weighing 1000 pounds. The
Chicago Post announces the passage thro'
that city of a large number of large NOR
tars for Cairo. These signs of approach
ing work on the Mississippi are truly en-,
couraging.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-12
PARDON OF JUDGE VoNDERsMlTH.

PARDON OF JUDGE VoNDERsMlTH.-
A pardon for Daniel b. Vondersmith, the
forger, was received on Friday of week
before last, by the United States Mar
shal, and the prisoner was soon after lib
Grated. JudgeVondersmith was convict
ed in May, 1859, of forging applications
for pensions, and was sentenced to pay
fine of five thousand dollars and to under
go an imprisonment of twenty years. Be-
fore the expiration of Buchanan's term
of office, he commuted the sentence to
three years, which would have expired in
May next. The pardon of President Lin
coin is unconditional, and relieves him
from the payment of the fine of FIVE thou
sand dollars.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-12

"The Life Of the Flesh is IN the Blood" "
was said by inspiration long before Har-
vey's discovery of its circulation had
brought to light its purposes and uses.
Now we know not only that "llfe is in the
blood" but that disease inhabits it also.
Many of the disorders that pervade the
human frame. have their home in it,
thrive and grow in it. The celebrated
DR.. j. G. Aver. of Lowell, has had regard
to this important fact in making REM
edy to cure these disorders. His Extract
of s'arsaparilla pnrges out the impurities
of the blood and induces healthy action
in it that expels disease. This looks rea-
souabIe, and it is true, for we kuow by
our own experience. Seldom as we take
any medicine, We have nevertheless sew.
eral times been under obligations to the
skill of DIR. Aver for the relief which his
remedies never fail to afford us when We
are obliged to have recourse to them
Catholic, Haitian, ~ S.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-12

THE BRITISH NAVY.-Thc annual off,
cial return of the BRUSH navy has been
published The list shows total of S56
vessels building, preparing, or in commits
sion, of which 702 are steamers. 1t COM
prises "eighty-one line-of- battle leships,
each mounting from Il to 13l guns; %
vessels, each vi h an armament from 60
to 70 guns; fl ffty-one gun frigates, the
whole, with the exception of about 10 of
that number, being screw steamers; 81
ships, each mounting from p to so guns,
and the majority of which have tonnage
as large as the ships Of the line; 20 screw
corvettes or frigates, each mounting p
guns 317 screw and paddle-wheel steam
ers, each carrying less than p guns and
1S5 screw gunboats, each provided with
two Armstrong guns" The feet in
American waters comprises IL llne-of-
battle steamers, ranging from l5 to 100
guns; 7 from 20 to so, aud IA smaller
vessels exclusive of all the vessels ordered
to join tho command.