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The New York herald., 1862-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS news.

The mails Of the Europa reached this city ffom
,4cn al an early hour yosterd.y morning. om
w. opesn sl.s, dated TO the II: Of November, con-
very interesting detsi,s Of the teleraphio
: summary from Hsltax published in the Ms
last Saturday morning. The mos, important
iaese articles, relative 10 the position Of the
s,cricas war question abroad, appear in our co.
i ,nns to-day.
We have advices from the Cape q Good HOPE
s. the 29d Of September. The coll weather had
s.esn succced,d by warm sunslil nd genial
thower. The hatycs! prospects ge good and
j,.-iness lad slightly rallied at 4 Cape. The
s.am,ric.ton ras agsn orep 70 oil psIts Of the
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
THE SITUATION.

New York. Tuesday, November Is. lsea.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

BRYANTs MiNsTREiS' Mechanics Hall 47s Broad.
why-BraioPiAN SONGS BGeLRso1Es, DANoas ao-uloH
DapnI -
, 1862-04-24

Our loss in officers is very heavy, but it is
impossible to state the number Among them
is Gen Lew Wallace, Col. Pegram, Col. Ellis
acting Brgadiers, killed; Major Godduck, Of
the 9th illinois, Lieutenant.Cnl. Conrad, Of the
Ted Ohio; Lentenant.Col. Kyle, Of the 4lst
Indiana; Col Davis, Of the 46th Illinois, are
mortallV wounded.
Gen. Sherman and Colonel Sweeney; acting
Brgadiers, are wounded; Colonel Dave Stewart,
acting Brigadicr, was shot through the breast on
Sunday, but remained on the Held during Mon
day. General Sherman had two horses killed
under him, and Generals McClernard and HUI
bert had bullet holes through their clothes.
Our loss is variously estimated-killed, wound.
cd and misSing-ss frOtn 10000 u 10000; /;
whilst that Of the rebels is twice that number.
This, however, most be greatly exaggerated.
Our force on the Geld on Mondsy was about
6O,OOO.
CAIRo, April 9th.
A dispatch from the tennessee river says:
The loss Of the enemy is much larger than re-
ported. The retreat Of the rebels on Monday
was regular Bull Run one. A large force Of
cavalry was in pursuit. At latest advices they
had not returned.
Six Of our batteries, which had been taken,
were re.takeh six times on Sunday.
1t is thought Buell. will be in possession oi
Corinth by Tuesday.
, 1862-04-24
Special gOtires.



OF DR L. J. CsAPEAI already secafsd In position which
places It, proprietor far above he assauls Of enyy ~
professional malice. IN the schools Of France the hueSi
prGes Oep awarded TO pTaeOneFs In thin
Of medical science and they occupy with others an equally
lofty position In the profession. RcOFd uustEoea ~
ample shining light among the Philosophical staFS Of m
age Europe and M CsapEAy has fully equAled him 10 hiS
country; proof Of which, the Philadelphia COesE N
Medicine compmantsd him with Diploma, and the hopor.
dd eRden degree. Selecting this a. bis Geld Of opeFaoc
although Quaned graduate Of the University Of PsslA
aud the late Chief suTRUn Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army for extended aboFs. Dr. L. Csapkay has beS
his the Of chronic private ~.
cases. In which he has become great expert that be
regarded the leader In s branch Of HE profeS1o
throughout the United States and his portrait and boFnpAv
are published Of interest to their TtadsFS In he NOD
exclusive jouFnAlL The Doctors oces are at his NedIes
and Surgical institute Sacramento street. corner Of Ldss
dOrG nearly opposite The bud1 Of the Pacific Hall elsan:
ship Company
certificates Of remarkable eurss In smother column d
DR l. j. CZAPKAYs private Medical and eurEieal Ins,.
tue Sacramento below MOntgOmeFy, opposite M
Pacific Mail Steamship cOmpAnyS once, Ban Franchise ne
Doctor offers free consultation, and aahs EemnneraoH
unless he effects . cure.
" Persons not wishing 10 lose time In eoFFesponAsne.
please enclose eiO their letter., and sy U gs mned0S
attention to their cases.
Address L. J. CLAPKAY, ND,
2i:8m a..". San Francisco, Oil
, 1862-04-24

& GokE AaAm-The schooner Fying Mi,i,
Qppropriais nams) Capt Thompson. sailed on
Monday last with esitls and merchandise for
ports below. About ton Of E Mssksr q Cos
soap comprised portion Of her cargo She len
With line breeze. and vas soon ont of sigh.
doubtless reaching Port Townsend quite as quick
q the steamer Entsrpriss could. The MID lo6k
both mail and express matter from ibis plics.
, 1862-04-24

CALBoRnA wnEk--lt i stated that thsae
vines,sro iast finding hvof 10 ths Esst The
Medical Department q he .. s Army hes Or
dered that I'll such wines - are necessary IN the
hospiisla shall bsof domestic produetio1, d hoy
esB Be found d The proper quality. a very ju-
dieions order, and one calculated % prevent many
dsaths from poisoning s1aI,
, 1862-04-24
gsw adusrIIsemenls...

Cso1uEIssIoHnllt' COURT. pshsuary 1.Fn,.
~ l1oNsllb. tlhoEDERED b. ne csari mat ne Az
da. cause ne,e = y pe1lhid n Ne ruEli Sound lal-
ad % Ne r1ec that bI Or accolniI u i nogoi a.
otdlfed paid ~ Ne Beard q County nnis1l
A.. sach .ll = acc11ni. are n n ~ ones q he County
= is l ~. l.e' & .e t,e nI- e.y y ne leIn q ooq1
copy of ne I11ord. tll M 7i, L n ~
m oEo GALLAGHER.
lsfo Au1IlaF, ~. Halce County, ". ..
, 1862-04-24

From the sr.t''A >. coI0AI't We learn that o"
.ue evening Oh tne O'n instant A. MaFchand, DR.,
lOr tnree years past an assayer Of precious me,
'as !" VICTORIA mao aosconded with sums o.
money belonging % other parties var'ousy est
He is supposed 70 have made good his escape TO
tho American side.
Eighteen hundred men are wanted to con.
struet roads in British Columbia, for which con.
tracts have been awarded.
Several rich seams Of bituminous coal have
been discovered By three Nsnaimo coal miners.
on an island in the C;uif of Georoi. soma 6fv
IL. 49,. 49,. ~. .-,-s, '.. ~
'".os .OO.e "ana''"O' Ane 'S'anu u aoOus 'en
miles In eircumierenee and Is twenty miles below
the Of Conan river. The coal crops out
in many places and several of the ssma are e.s;lv
,...a - ..'.;s..ss,. S,.,-. =, S-o.1
WV. So''S'ue'."'s u'.'A".. A"sy vsy
IRON Two inenes 70 SIX 'eet 10 thickness lndl-
cations Of copper orc and iron are also visible.
Navieation a still closed bv ice above HaryS.
-. p,..- "a ,.,,... ....... =. ,h-.,..h ~ !.
~ n''s', SUI .n'"H .-s. .u'Dsn' ous'
70 cut cnannel 10 tne 20 u provisions are iur-
nished 10 them. eJ sqsaii - & lqia
The ras mines and o,her m.tsrisls nee,ss,,v
A. n,...s,-.ss vt....;.5 49, -..... --..., u
'''--' --'sas''s s''''se s'p'n
England. s'
Il Is proposed 10 appropriate some $4,000 to
nav a eomnetent rerson "A lec,nFa In EhslSnd an
~. r..0,,,,..s e. ,b... Il.,,;s,, ,'i
49, - -. -
Trrr >. :. PRrsnYrIsnS on nrvoncr.
, 1862-04-24

LllEE Sun Frank Pisley. the District Al.
tornsy o. San Fsaneisso, recently eonmeneed
suit against The Hsrald and Mivor ior libsI
growing out of the Iand titles Of thateity. Pixlsy
places The damages Il elOO 900, while the editor
Of that journal rsi.erstes ths charges on which
The complaint Is made, and VII prove them, ho
says . The greate ths truth, The greater ihe
lbsl, Il the old law. s5
, 1862-04-24

TnasE TSS-Thsl pisss q post ras Wy
asesplabius 1la EAmln. and -sifr suua Ne
On sppIssi.ls sach SlnI n thrls e4is q asl.s
~ q ss.A hs.ss - =. :. :
, 1862-04-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE uF an ORDER OF SALE 70
ID me FeeeA and delivered, ssned ~ the tlk of the
DnFet coat Of the Ssrnnd Judicial District Oi Westminster
Territory have lgyed upon, sslnsd, and aksR At3 tn
ton, and shall sell A public auction, ~ The lAH drttI o
The pEemls, The of elslaeg0n, oh eATDnhkT, lho
1Oth day o. May, AD Is09, at o'clock The isrloan
said day ne ielnwlnE described real estate, sia
An that certain peor parcel oi land situate u Pierce
County Nalhn non Territory, benE part o what noun
on the recorded plat Of Lafayette BAlehb part Of The of
steilAeoom, Lot No. Eve @ In Block No. ten, (U) that
surrounded ioiovs, to VII: Bsginnlng poini = eel
nom he northwest Of said lot and tbs southwest
ne thereof and running thence b9 south of twenty
1ol tee themes 81 Oi norlh sl1y (eD ieu tencO
- north Of wet twsnty GU FEET thence % % south
sixty on tet back 10 ihs point % hrnnDR he sane being
he nahgo11 end sf mid Lot No. l 10 RlOck No laii
Qu together With the tenemen heredlamsnts and appuSs
tenanees theFennto belonging.
The same % Be sold, much thereof a. vI satsS
Judgment OF foreconre Of mortgage calling for The of
Two Hundred And. nflyWo nnllarl and Nnetesn Gents
459 e vh aelt thereon 4 The rate q two psr osni psf
month until paid fm the 1lh day o. March, e and costs
Of St taxed y % aud costs rendered hy he
alofeaad Court s March term, 1881 IN favor Of CHARLES
MnkN and ag.nst CHARLES ,. FifzGERALD and ANN
- y 49, 1SsI A ~ Et EGBVRr n TUCKER. =
eheFtR Of Fierce County, W.T.
s.sllasoo@, ". T. April Oh, iss0.i tss
, 1862-04-24

HoLLowArs OIHFMENf -BoiIs and Carbnnclos.
These indications Of impure blood, of inward
disease, should never Be neglected. Even when
not dangerous, they ara usually painful. and 81.
ways unslghtly. But danger frequently turks
beneath an angry Or obstinate boil, "a danger
which the pFaclised eye and educated touch Of
the scientific surgeon oilen fails 10 trace. II Il
not always possible % predict with certainty
whether the rising evil VIII end In boil or car.
bnnele. Or what may be Tie ultlma,e ciJer, upon
the constitution. HolloWsys Ointment saves
the patient from ~ pain or danger, and the Doc.
tor from all trouble ID gives Immediate relief
and, acting hrst on the surhca, then penclrales
The system, and effects cure.
, 1862-04-24

EsoLnH LlBERrrl--A few weeks ago, IN The
Queens Bench prison, Mr.. Miller, an aged pFis-
Oner, who had been incareeraled nearly Jllgyeay.
foF aidubt which be says be never contracted,
being TOO IN to attend before The court, ihs Reg
istrar proceeded 70 him to hoar the case. AilsF
stating bis case. be refused 10 sign himself Z
Bankrupt; the Registrar warned him that be
would Be taken before The Commissioners q
Bankruptcy, and treated for contempt He then
became much agi.aaed, bu, still refused, and ths
Registrar Withdrew.
, 1862-04-24

SnuDoay morning APEu g. AoO1'
- - :
BILls AGAINST rHE CorNr.-Ihe attention
ro.Dtv /, e,Ilea "a an order in our advertising
.slpmns. ,doD,ed by the Board Of County Com
,,;.s;onsr. a. ;ts las, sitting. Mach embarrass.
men, and confusion has heretofore been occa.
stoned by the mass Of bills usually presented ct
ths s,..ion. ar ths Commissioners. which are too
shor, 3 ,dmi, Of The consideration which some
q theso bills rsqaite; hence the order referred
%. which has been deemed necessary 70 facilitate
business Il Is hoped that Il will receive the
st,,ntiOn Of those who are interested.
tns MnAtaEA nc -aOFs Se.lsnuul ~eA'ueI n,
man we nave cese os.sse y ~'.n y, sO'nS "seN'
pAstA Noala % o''n'u' " .o"'e'.s ,D
pesatafe ns',her %. nor eo'I' WIN o'Ouu,t.s
80 aal ~ "'s1s 80 ~ s"s"o' - 0Op ,.;"."
e,'ns" V"usI ~ Hu.P'ees Oo' S'.se'.'
ssnsIAy nave ePPi'se sosu.'s'''ss l9..l. y uers'
eaa s's'aeoom promises sols ss.sOn = o's,'uS ~
sn asomAne .s.aaes os'Ols ~ s"sHyS" 1", = "eI.
me .e..on o'as .'s 70 oe ~'v'-O's Ons ~
sl.h .'a.... Nnlsn ~ ~ - ~ ,s,Ss1 s'-ss-
ssl produce larger or ansr than Washington
Territory, viii be abundant
~S. INV
s0's.' " - - = =.
y. 10 o.s',ssOoll, ~ -, Se:NU ~ -.
pe'i..sa o's y nu"O. wn'eu ~" ~ 'sn's'n, ~,
esFso 'of Aons ll.. y es'np-sy ~. 80
- ~ = -.Al' - =. =. -.
nl W y W. -.'.'t,,,'s' ~.
nsAl q soan = SnAp@sn l'0m vy@Pl.' .sss
.pe.s.e . l1lt.s,.so a.S.' = ~ - s.u,rs
.'oop oo'a.H' Deu ~ ~ Nsps1"e, -
A-as Hssay Appsec,.'eo 'us 1sm ~ quss'on' qoua
ana laosnea nsAtuy li'st ssss.-s :. sse0s''''s
rcaanga q y e.en une psonoene.ns .ns n-us
2 tne ci.h . printed = 'ne neea 2 sn,s p1s.'
gaph- Suddenly he ose-ne ss''ou.. nc u'1
Whon hs iouly arsiculatsd q U-be-Quiet.us-U-
6s-ouls,.us: whst does that mean 2 l never
heard q such name before" UnIortunately
hs could not solve the question, and bis enjoy.
ment Of What be a Hrst thought . good joke
rsse plne. % ! disagrsoabls bewilderment We
have uos learned ywhuthsr joe sver buBd out
Shsrs ths l.uuh came ID in aU-bs quiet.us."
~
AAAi.L. As.e.Ds--" els. .asso vos
esln. :. y Mshs = ella' 10 Ies.ef RON sn.t p.ss
o.'s1 Apul l.'n. Hys: I'VE naa 'sn'o'e
tss,ay ~ night m me tneasre' oesuesn sone
q or elnrrna ana tns eo'alaFs aianonea :. tns
polnt lhsss were soms twenty nse snols nrsa;
cns solder shos deaa' smother dangerously
MU|n.|M. W||W A.UW
, 1862-04-24

Dnll.nED rBH,-Wm. y. Wood, ESQ. who
~ ben recruiting ioP ceInslius's regiment a
Organ essalsy. laIf week received . Istter from
De Colonel. informing bin ihtk under iUstrue-
lons from Gossrnmrni, hs would dispense with
ths company being missed hers. This , ssFi-
ons dinppOiptmsnt % Nr. Wood. and Eill leave
aI11Is -sseuum- IN The Fsgimsut. which b Inn
- 4, 'r1onp.nisA insis1aOf asn. - odSinaIly
n1n|10|I'.|11 - = s..s q, { ;. -, z
, 1862-04-24

Money current in the State where issued win
be received at par A discount Of twenty-five
per cent? from the above price is allowed 70
Clubs ordering four OF more copies d any one
or more cf the above works Thus: Four Co
pies 81 BIaekwocd, Or Of one Review, win be
sent 70 one address for 90; four copies Of the
four Reviews and BlackwoOd foF $50 and 20 on.
Remiltancss should always be addressed to the
Publishers
, 1862-04-24

ImlaH WAn-C -Co1sidsiabls excitement md
meehapprShensIon q present prsysil % Nevada
Tsriiosy respsotingan Indian outbreak. s n
snl Indians and whites haye already been killed.
and party Of iOEty oE Hly whites were be
d1ged On oueus River, q llat aeopanta By .
f1rc, slilmnisd e 1900 IndiunA The whites
~ ar.aias and nsying IN N directions 70 nss.
a. nr,r-a
, 1862-04-24
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
srEILAcooM. W. Z,
Rms AnArNsr rnE CorNrY.=The attention

ThuEsday Morning. April q, 1862
, 1862-04-24

( Gno W. SLOAN, Stated Clerk. ate
stsilacoom, April ~ 1863.
IThe jOu.nas named wilI please COPY he sbov,
FeSolutions.l
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HoHoWay's Pills.
AND OINTMENT.

an who have Friends and Relatives - lhS
Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
they be amply supplied with thsse Pills and
Ointment; and where the brave Soldtsss and
Sailors have neglected to provide ths hsmsslvss
with them, no better present can be seat them
by their friends. They have been proved to
be the Soldiers svsf-faiIiag friend IN the
hour of need.
s Coughs asd cSlds affecting Tresps. :,
Will be speedily relieved and efsotuslly
cured by using theas admirab medteinse and
which are attached to each Pot OF Box.
Sack Headaches and Wuat Of Appssits
Incidental to Soldiers.
Those feelings which so sadden MS, usually
arise from trouble or annoyancss obstructsd
|perspiration, or eating and drinking whatever
is unwholesome. thus disturbing tho hsalthful
action Of the liver and stomach. These or.
gans must be relieved, II you desire to be we'll
| The Pills, taking according to the. printed h.
strnctions, will quickly produce q healthy ss-
ton In both liver and stomaeh, and as . new
trail consequences clear head and good al,
petite.
Weasness or Debility Inducsd By orsr Fctiga,s.
Will soon disappear by the use Of these in
valuable Pills, and the Soldier will quickly
acquire additional strength. Never let the
Bowels BE either confined or iundu5y acted
upoH. 1t may seem strange that Holloway's s
Pills should be rscommendsd for Dysentery
and Fux, many persons supposipg that they
would increase the relaxation. This is great
mistake. for these Pills will correct the liver
and stomach and thus remove all the acrfd
humours from the system. This medicine
will give tone aud vigor to the whole organic
system however defanged, while health and
strength follow as matter Of course. Eotl,-
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Legal Notice. 80
4, tie piobaa, Ceart Of Monroe County

e saANEYs NIOSHER, Mary Mosher 4 d
- 4 Philipind Mosher, who reside out Of
ths State ef 8hio. will take notice, that on
the EsEhtHdayof Decem Der. A. D. 1852, John
81 Egsrr, as the administrator of Mary Keyser
late Of Monroe COUNTY. Ohio, Deceased, filed
his peli itien ii the Probate Court OF Monroe
County OHIO against them and bthers, the
object aud prayer Of which is 70 sell the fol
loving Real Estate 10 pay debts to wit:
Town lots numbered six co and seven .
in the toEp Of. ailtansburgh. Monroe County
Ohio Said petition will be for hearing. IN
said Court on tie 10th day Of January, 1863.
80 - - ...s s. JOHN j. EGGER, admir-.
| December ] Il S62-Aw. sss ( y 8 -
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E.ersil Notice

s. ttlts npproe County Probate Ceuyt. :.
4 kfofiCE--Danfst Dsnnis, Catharins Swaub,
IN .Jos-ph swanb, her husband, will take
NOTES thlt ON the f6.A dav OF December 1862,
Iohn n ;nrgsi as the ADMINISTRATOR of John
DSn1ffs d4csissd. Hlsd in Tile Probate Court Of
tfseaf ous OF Monroe and Stats of 0nio, his
PEI itssn ieais st th-n, the object and prayer
of which r. ltion Is to obtain an srder of said
Gs,ss. 10 ss,l he west half of the north west
auartera aRis the north west: quarter OF the
-antA west quarter of section enc, in tswn-
ship three II range 6ve in said county, to
p.y debt. If sait Estate. The said Daniel
ihsis1Sis.s E.sl.arins .Swaub and Joseph Swssuh
wlln. 5re<iE in ihei state eef SPennsylvania,
vii laka ustils that said petition will be foi
isea, ig sot tiss 9Th day of Japnary slS63.
10 III fIstslS' TER 4 QKkY, sAtt'ys
Il I Il sfs.s for Jobu. 4. Sorgsl, Adm'r.
DeoembG 81 /, 186e - 4w. isia
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DIED-On the 18th inst, of Dipthe-
ria, at his residence in jackson township,
/ tbs County. Nj HENRY +, FOLGER.
aged 3S years. ssss
$ ---0a the 10th inst .,sof Diptheria, IDA
MAY daughter of II. u. and Margaret
Foiger. aged IA months. IS
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:5AllIKS NJ WALTOl
Geyernmeptal Claim g nt,
WOODSFIELD, OH .ssssssl .ss.s
Office, opposite the rt-House.

the PENSION and GENERAL LAND
Exsegys Superior si. for - anng % the n
claims for soo BU
PRNSl0i
claims
1r the ya5 Sas n Ms Vn'on
REFERENCES.
ofG Land
on Jose Ex
Peniona vN Holis
B. Wm Okey,
fssasS
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4 hay horse COLI ebont I11 M
fest Rhite. and : small s1o5
was taken Up " t,1o
day Of QeeenhSF. -
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IS VARIOUS TOWNSHIP
, FUNDS DR.. 5


To balance IN the Treasury, settle
rlent l862. for school house funds 80 73
To balance in the treasury settle
ment 1861, for Up. expense fuhdssg 33 IS 4
To balance IN the treasury settle
msnt 1852, for TIP. poor funds. 8 81 s
To balance in the treasury settle
ment 1862, for Tp debt funds. -, ~ 90
To proportiol Of tax collected to
seNovember 81, 1862 s..... .s.'.- $50 - o
Total ................... 1879 81 o
sIae ssaaa CR.
By orders redeemed for Franklin
township. -. -. 30 ~ y
By Treasurer's fees per CENT. IA 10 0
!. balance in the treasury 1886 o. 0
Total. ........,. X. 1879 81 o
4 ~ \ y v
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Surplus Revenue = 23S 90 4
Special School house !" 80 30 .
County expencs g s....l ll1S 90
Bonnty .IS.o oz
Infrmary ..s. z67 81
Road funds. ......-............. ~ 70 =
Show Licenses 81 eo v
~ a $500 lses& --------7-- - =
Z Total .,.. 81 l474 200
Making the snm of eleven thonsaui four,
hundred aud venty four dollara and twenty
cents, leaving = balance of twenty -four dol
lars and 'thirty-hvs cents over liabilities in
favor of VIM. Read, Treasurer, which will
;nors faiiy appear by the following statement
of the different funds, to wit:
STATE FUNDS DR. D. G. N
70 balance in the Treasury Septem fs 2 -
bersettlement ss2 2gy.y.s.,. ls12 5,
To.propoftion Of taxes collected tst
November 81, 1862 1922 81 3
To November report Of Section 1t
due State. oso ol
Total -. 56zV ~
By draft paid State Section Is f0nds
November report. -. 6s6 81 2
By Treasurers fees ON $4922 80
balance / IN the Treasury as above Asss IS .
~ sss.i s91A s7ssssss zt -- ---s
Total :. ..<....s..........b $500 rs s
ef s.S .Ees xsss sss s--------
SOLDIERS FUNDS PAInTHROUGH
STATE TREASURY. DIR.
To balance in the Treasury Ssptem-
Der settlement 1862 -. ..... So IS o
To amount received from State.... SU7 50 Q
Totalssssst s5s S71 Is a
II & CIR.
By orders redeemed. s4s Is o
By balance in the Trsasury. ..-..,si - 90 =
s4 s.sF ass $50 s7l IS o
scHOOLhFuNDs DR..
To III. Treasury septenl-
her settlement 1862. .1rs7 os 8
TO interest on Section Is funds No
vsmhsr report, nett.. 40 oss S
a4s Total 1885. 1t q
CIR.
By orders redeemed. ego IS. o
: balance in the Treasury. ....... 54s so 9
~ Total. .............,...l 1885 16 s
ICOUNTY BRIDGE FUND DIR.
| To balance in the Treasury Ssptem-
| ber settlement 1862. ..ss.. ,.....s.3@5 SO o
To proportion of taxes collected to s.
| November II, 1852. .s.... 234 s6
Total. .................... 235 l6 Z
4 !
1 81. 1861 100 90 o
4 By treasarer's fees per cent sssl IS Q
-. balance in the Treasury ..... l33 40
Total -. !. !. =. 235 1e Z
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COUNTY ExpENcE

IiAs 49, fl. - fsl1 snrf rf.saEt
- 80 COUNTY EXPENCE
.es.. FUND DR. ss
To amount colleeted on day book,
miscellaneous acts ............ 81 Ii o
To proportion of tax collected TO
Novenbei 3l, 1864. ). !. .157s 73 3
Total. I. ). . ). !. . :. . !, 1s7a 81 s
CT. 3
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REFERENCES.

Hon. William r. Hunter.
Hon. James &. Morris.
TN. Hollisssrs Rsq 9sa
WIN. Oksy, Rsq.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
DourMaI a1tn AtatE9iitalp
THE CUMBERLAND.

The following beautiful poem, by Professor
Longfellow, is published in the Atlantic Moah1
for December
At anchor in Hampton Roads we lay,
On board Of the Cumberland sloOp Of war
And at times from the fortress across the bay,
The alarum of drum swept past
Or bugle blast
From the eamp on shore.
Then far away to the South uprose
A little feather of snow white smoke,
And we knew that the iron ship of our foe 5
Was steadily steering its course
To try the force
OF our ribs of oak.
Down upon us heavily runs,
Silent and sullen, the floating fort;
Then comes puff of smoke from her guns,
And leaps the terrible death,
With fiery breath,
From each open port.
We are not idle, but send her straight
Defiance back in a full broadsidei
As hail rebounds from a roof of slate,
Rebounds our heavier hail
From each iron scale
Of the monsters side
"Strike your flag y the rebel cries,
In his arrogant old plantation strain.
"Never !" our gallant Morris replies;
tlts better to sink then to yield p
And the whole air pealed
With the cheers of our men.
Then. like kraken huge and black,
She crushed our ribs in her iron graspl
Down went the Cumberland all n whack,
With sudden shudder Of death,
And the cannon's breath
For her dying gasp.
Next morn, MS the sun run over the bay,
Still foated our flag at the mainmast-hea1.
Lord, how beautiful was Thy day
Every watt of the air
Was n whisper of prayer,
Or dirge for the dead.
llo brave hearts that went down in the seas
Ye aIe Mt peace in the troubled stream.
llo! brave land with hearts like these,
Thy flag, that is rent in twain,
Shall be one again,
And without n seam