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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, }
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


Washington, May ), 1862
SRI have the honor to state for the nlor
nation OF your government, that Collector has
been appointed by the President for New Or
leans, and that the necessary preparations are
being made to modify the blockade, so far as to
permit limited shipments to be made to and from
that and one or more other ports which are now
closed by blockade, at times and upon conditions
which Will be made known by proclamation
| am, sir, your obedient servant,
VIM. II. SEWARD.
The Heralds special dispatch says:
1t is the intention of the President to issue a
proclamation in a few days, opening the ports of
Newbern, Beaufort, Savannah, Fernandina and
New Orleans to the trade of the world. This
important measure will release the Administra-
ton of any international embarrassments, and
largely tend To restore the entente cordiale be-
tween the two sections of the country.
The Senate Finance Committee have deter
mined to report the tax bill to morrow or Tues
day. at farthest They have been unable to
make any important changes contemplated, and
will probably leave whisky aud tobacco I'M
touched.
1t is singular fact, worthy of note in Con-
gress, that no remonstrance from any quarter has
been made against h. Oh tariff, upon these arti-
Giles, but the dealers and manufacturers are all in
favor of placing it at the highest figure. This
will probably be done either by the Senate or
Committee of Conference
The correspondent of the Tribune says:
We have news from Richmond via Fredercks-
burg of Importance. The people of the rebel
capital panic stricken. The wealthy citizens
are packing up their furniture and sending il to
the country. An apparently intoxicated person
the past week passing the tobacco warehouses
where our soldiers are confined cried out to them,
"Cheer up, boys-McCellan or Mcdowell will
be here in few days" The sentry shot him
dead.
Our commanding General galloping into Fred
ericksburg yesterday afternoon with his staff was
received with closed doors; not door open OF
house or store; not face to be seen, except now
and then that of a curious damsel peering through
half closed blinds at the cavalcade of Yankees
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- All letters received in answer to tlse no.
tce OF Democratic printer wanted, haye'been
sent to the parties that inserted the notice. and
will be attended - by then.
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u For what purpose is house on the Mill
tary grounds rented by those in authoritys IL
for the purpose of telling fortunes, that portion
OF the public interested desire to know it.
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s8- We would call special attention TO the adj.
xeFts enent OF Messrs. Cottreil & Knight Oh the
frst page OF the daily in relation TO cookin. and
heating by gas.
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- Ii has been suggested to us that the doors
OF the Post Office ought to be kept open night
and day for the accommodation of those who
have lock boxes. This is the plan in other cities.
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Snuaflaern Ne~s

ST. LOUIS, Nav "a refugee from he South
who was at New Orleans when our fees arrived.
says that our forces captured large quantity Of
cotton, sugar and other property.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06

LADIES CATERS AT 81 10 PER PAIR-Jenes.
Vinnedge 4 Co. have received first class silk
gore gaiter for Ladies-all sizes-at 81 10 per
pair.
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From HuffalO.

BUFFALO, May 5.-The largest arrival of grain
ever known here has come in since Friday night,
and up to Sunday night amounted to over two
million bushels
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Losr-A watch-key, shaped like the keystone
OF an arch with white setting. The Under
will please leave The same at this Office
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DECEASED INDIANA SOLDIERS AT LouIs.uIE.
April 9th. Jas White, co. A. Goth regiment:
April 18th. Fred. Booker, co b, 18th regimen,
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

= John T. Morrison. OF the TREASURY De
Partment, Washington. has arrived in the city
and will remain a few days
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- The members Of the Phoenix Society are
specially requested to attend their regular meet
ing. at the usual place and time, on Tuesday,
May g. full attendance is required.
VIM MCIAVGHLIN Sec'y.
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10 On Friday. the 9th inst. electors for
Conncilmen tn the Third and Fourth Wards take
place.
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LOUISVILLE, May 5.-River falling slowly
eight feet water in the canal. Weather clear and
cold
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Prom Mcclellan. aay,,,

A large force OF the enemy are reported cap
tUred four miles beyond yorktown.
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All better than the Catawba
MEDICAL.


~ Fl SIsehs Cold,
ERcA EoH4A ,SEoaSsenes
q laJd!lH;IlI or Sote lSh<onf.
- VHZ2 which might Be oheoIood
!. &V rO5th a simple remedy,
- DnegIected, often terminates seriously.
- FelO are ar0ars Of the in.portoroe q
stopping Tough OF Slight
fold IN It's first stage; that t0atct
- " hs beginning t0Ould yield to a
q. mid remedy, IF not attended 70. soon
attacks ne lungs.
|. 8touaz'a 4<oncliiaIIStoci
- ,Oers first ustroduoed elevers years ago.
= Il has been proved that they are the
= best article before the pubs,c for
= Haughs, SoLds, 4<onciifis,
= 52sfh0aa, >gafa<Sh, the Haoieng
n Cough IN Ronxn0ahtinn, ard
= NUMEROUS afscticns Of TIE ,9hscaf.
givrng immediate relief.
PNbSte Speakers y Stsgers
y UNI fnd them e7ectual for cleay1ng
and struasthesing the voics
Sold By al QrIggists and Jssisrr
IN Hsdicine. at IS cents 1er boz.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06
CAN Ol0ATES.

lS- GEORGE W. PITTS WILL BE A
candidate Council in the Fourth ward Friday the
9Th inst subject the decision Of the voter thereof
my6-d4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06

SoUSCE the name Of JAMES X PLCNhER, a. can
ddAte represent Marion county in the next Legislature.
subject the Of the Democratic County Conven
ton MANY VOTERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06
THE RETREAT from YORKTOWN |
Dispatch from Mcclellan
FIGHT AT WILLIAMSBURG
SOUTHERN NEW -
SEIZURE OF COTTON AT NEW ORLEANS
AFFAIRS at RICHMOND
REPORT ora CON-TR.sB.f.s'D
MGR Es SIGNAL.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. May 4-The following impor-
tant circulars have been addressed to the foreign
ministers, announcing the re-opening of commu
nication with Southern localities reconquered
from the insurgents:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May 2, 1862
SIR:-I have the honor to state for your infor
nation that the mails now allowed 10 pass TO
and from New Orleans and other places, which
having been heretofore seized by insurgents, have
been recovered and are reoccupied by the land
and naval forces of the United States.
1t is proper, however, to add that a military
surveillance is maintained over such mails as far
as tile Government finds it necessary for the pub
lie safety. | am, sir, your obedient servant,
WM. Ii. SEWARD.
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Operations Of General Mitchell
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
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TElECRAPlsIC.
'orIrp sIrrs..ur ron rus DAl7 s-Arr srrr1sr1-l
Noon Reports.

Il.
Noon Reports.
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
Operations Of General Mitchell
w a HIN GTON NEWS
THE PORTS TO BE OPENED.
THE RETREAT from YORKTOWN
Dispatch from Mcclellan.
FIGHT AT WILLIAMSBURG.
SOU THEIeN NEW
SEIZURE or COTTON AT NEW ORLEANS
AFFAIRS at RICHMOND
REPORT ofa CO.FTR.9B.f.g'D
CON RE SION At
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06
Report of DIR. jaime. :. Athon.

FREDERICK, MD, April % 1862
To his Excellency. Governor Morton:
SR:-The following is list of Indianans
wounded and sick in hospital at this place; also
list of the names OF those who have died here
t0-wit:
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w SHINGTON NEWS
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Southern News.

MONDAY, May Sit is raining he:vily. We
will occupy WILLIAMSBURG early this slorning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-23

can have HAT his peace will not be .distur-
oe'l, Organization should be so well per-
iected in every neighborhood, that wben it
is threatened by numbers, numbers canibe
Immediately summoned and SO directed ns
to make their collective strength of some
value. The guerrillns who roam about the
country stealing horses, robbing stores and
shooting citizens engaged intheir peaceful
pursuits, should, it caught, be hung with
ont formality of trial. a few prompt pun
lshments Of this sort by the citizens them.
selves, would soon put an end 10 guerrilla
warfare along the border H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-23
JAMES iR. BAKER.

til91i stToHnERLY oTsBAEEE HoPE1HG) d 5ae
TNILt cDutInue the Produce and Provision busl.
Nv ness In the house occupied by the late hTnl,
NO. ~ Z 81 9lAta street deel4 II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-23

CnIhDRRN,s GIGS, another sppp' i Ee-
cOiVed TO day, dlfci Gnt styles and prices, az the
Variety Store Of D. DN1C0LL N1C01L L! Z BRO.
apaf ICE Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-23
GuerrIlla warfare in West Virginia.
Prom the CINCINNATI Commercially

Prom the OinGinnati Commercial!
d. tits amazing that during the winter the
loyal men of Western Virginia have not
taken measurestO organize themselves for
home protection. Their experience last
summer must certainly have suggested It's
value: They knew with what sort of an
enemy they had to deal, and that nothing
but organization and equipment on a war
footing would secure immunity from4i
curstons and outrages of the most fearful
character. Every precinct should have
been organized. Miuute men, ready to
punish aggrOssions at.Once. and exPeli any
of Letcher' bands of outlaws,ta are far'more
effective, and would he much more feared
and respected than bodies of U. S. TROOPS,
necessarily occupying hosts at some dis
tance from each other, and subject to be
withdrawn. at any time, TO support military
movements having no reference TO the in
habitants of any loc4lity in particular
The Government has been gerry generous
in its course toward the people of Western
Virginia, and has done all in its power to
protect them from the vindicttyeness of
their evil-minded neighbors and the prowl-
tGg bands of guerrillas sent west of the
mountains to harrass and distress them.-
1t behOOyes the people of Western Virginia
TO bestir themselves. Don't wait for Fed
eral or State assistance. That is not the
best reliance. a good rife or musket,
with determined spirit to use it on any
mArauder who distnrbs the peace of the
! citi1e9s, is the best guarantee the either
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-23

General Fremont cOmpliments highly
General Schenck for the manner in which
lie extricated our men from the position in
which this combination of Jnckson aud
Johnson's forces had placed them.
It has been now raining steadily for the
last twenty-tour hours, making the situa-
tion of-our troops very uncomfortable.
Era.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-23
A card to Merchants

BALRul0RB, March 9th, 1862
WE have now In store, (and shall continue L,
w receive additions almost daily, during the
seasoD) SUPERIOR STOCK Of STABLE & FSNCY
DIR GOODS. adaptel to SPRING and SUMMEK
sA ALES, to which we invite attention.
lect our Stock with ESPEClAL REFERENCE to the
wants of the COUNTRY TRADE: and purchasing
MS We do ESCLUSIYELT FOR CASH, We can sue.
cesssnly compete with houses in this or any other
city, 80 Eif
We have taken advantage Of the RECENT Dr..
CLlNE IN most kinds OF Dry Goods and our stock
now comprises lines OF FRESH AND SEASONABI.E
XEods' Mt prices AS Low RS can be named by any
oshSI % house. Onr terms are CASH, or six months
MILLER, CLOUD MILLER
...,,, , 40. S@1 Baltimore, and - German ST.,
M"@o-imN Baltimore, SID.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-23

mer. deem it expedient to adopt some
measure by which this guerrilla warfare
can be stopped, aud if nothing else will do,
make the dancer pay for the tiddling.
Yours, respectfully, r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-23
WHOLESALE DRY G00lNI

BArrIxOaE, March 2sth, 1862.
W. would cali the attention Of buyers to our
w present very desirable stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
which We now oer for sale at the lowest cash prices
we name in part: Fs'fS'
English and American Pant Stuffs.
many Of whichar suitable for the lothinE Trade"
ENGLISH AMERICAN PRINTS N VARIETY,
Grey stuff Goods, Persian DeIaine aud Fancy pres.
ttO0ds for LADIES' large line OF Bltached ShirtinES:
Mariners Striped Shirtng, Corset Jeans Drills Ger
man Linens, ana = variety of Bleaehed and Brown
Irish ldnens, lluckabHcks, Crashes, Damask, &C. "a
Also, o 10. IL aud 1874 Beache Shes inEs. Psnitet.
ttHTT IH"ids aud Plaid and Striped OsnahurEs. &c.
DEAN, CRABBE co.
Es... IMPORTERS ASD JORnREa
No. 236 Baltimore ST..
Near OhArleE ST., Baltimore Nd
r. S-A general assortment Of j. 4 p. Coats
SPOOLCotToN. mh3l-1ms
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NNTE ars now receiving our large aud carefully sc
w lected Stock OF Foreign nd Domestic Dry
Goods, purchased for Cash. for the Spring aud Sum
mer Trade, cOmrlsIng every variety Ot Dress Gods.
OF fine and medium qualities of beautiful 81 les, Of
the most recent printing anil iTnp1rtetiOl.i i=-i
CLOTHS, CASSIaLEBBS, SATINETTS, VEST
ms. Alsu a general hssOrtnlvnt Of all kinils Of
Dry Goods. 5t-s..- f5.
In addIt Sc to our stock of Dry Goods, VIC have
an extensive NOTION DEPAlITBIENTs which eui-
bra every variety Of GUOs usually kept by tile
largest Notion Houses. To ALI Of which we invite
the attention Of pnrcIaseFs. We will sell our stock
vt as low pricts as te same DDS can be had In any
OF the Northern or Eastern markets. sii 'tt
nIh3l-3me 2 :. DENRIES, STEPHENS. & co.
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1atly ygutell1oFufer
TERsIs OF ADVEnrIsING.
rwELvEsOuD LINES OF NoxP4aEII, CoR oSE INcH! 1os
LESS, XAEE SQUARE.

r-D.Va,,I,, = S.. ~ 'VHUIv IIlU NUOVe rnte5.
70 tue space occupied and the number changes
a. from transient persOus or trang
5mnShess m Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year,
oL 20 Tor SIX months. bnt TOR shorter period nothing
will be counted less than n square, = - -
the privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
tHe Advertiser" own 1mmelate business; and ali
advertisements for the benefit of other prsong as
WeIl as all legal advertisements, and advertisements
o. suction sales and real estate sent in mnsI
~ Advertisements not accompanied with write ,
drections will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. 1''''' ~
Notices for Political Meetings to bC Charged in all
cases at full rates
Marriages, NoticesOf Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nonvil-'5p
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shall union me,. be protected +.


Shall Union men, be Protected:
Eaitors IntelLgencer |
As You are aware there is cousilcra-
bile excitement amongstthe loyal people in
the border counties where this guerrilla
warfare is kept up. The citizens are he
coming tired of this mode of warfare, and
why should they not! They have done
every thing they could do for the Union
cause, and yet they are unpro,ected.-
Whilst their ncighbors have done eyerv-
thing in their power to facilitate the cause
of the rebellion, yet they arc allowed TO
return to their homes and be protected in
person and property, The loyal people
think it high time that this thing were
stopped. Men who have been robed of
everything they possessed by the Southern
thieves, and tnrned out of house and home
ou account of their loyalty, think it strange
that men who have fought against their
country and their G0d-tor it is Gods GOV.
ernment-I say they think it strange that
such men are allowed to remain unpunished
In my opinion in those southwestern coun-
ties the Union cause has deprecated,
whilstthe other party remains unnitigatcd
and unless there is a change soon, the loy-
al men will be finally exterminated.
think we might just as we'll take the
bull by the horns first as last, aud not wait
until the last Union man has been slnagh-
tered before we commences; but commence
right now and save the Union men. Let
tue Union men he projected in person and
property if every rebel has to hang. 1t is
obvious to all persons that there must be
rougher means adopted. We have :tried
cOnxing for nearly twelve months, aud
what effect has itproduccd! Whyiu those
border counties this guerrilla warfare is
worse to-day than it was six months ago.
So that it is apparent that mild and pleas
ant means will not do, although the Union
men desire it if they could be protected BY
IT, Old inolfensiye meu have hadqtheir
houses burned, their property captured
and everything that they possessed taken.
They are beginning to inquire what is to
be done for them and their families. They
have received no answer yet, bnt / think
they ought TO have an answer, aud one that
would make the rebels trrmble and quake
TO hear the ,sonnd thereof, and one that
would make them call on the, rocks aud
mountains to fall on them and hide them
| from the face Of the living Cod, And that
answer should be simply this: ConiiscIte
| their property and pay Union men that have
| suffered losses, aud for every Union man
that is shot take a vebel out and give him u
| dose Of the same medicine. and for every
1 Union man that Is taken prisoner take at
least Eve secessionists aud hold them as
hostages until the loyal man is returned to
his home, and for eveEy horse that is stolen
take two orthree of the rebel Horses And
4 by using means of this kind you will find
that the rebels will try to save Union mems
liyes and property, as wellias their own.
/ am ready to admit that this seems like
II barbarous'way of doing business, but il
4 is the only alternative, ana ought To Et
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II II ats g Gaps
IS. N. PRATHER,

aFEf kfCOr. Monroe q Market Sis.
F sLWAYS on hand choice and.VaTied Stock OF
sE5A! HATS and GAPS for Men and ROyS' wear. gE .
Being desrOus Of estGblisbing PerTnHnent trade,
both int city and surrounding country, all those
who favor me with their patronage eau reiyOn being
supplied with the best goods ut the lowest hghres
Country Merchants particularly requested to
noTI4-tf ''''''' 8. n. PRATHER.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

Scar Aisehes (of Wilmington. Dei) Ooryou
JnnotA With sugar. ke. 70 master.
Schr hilard FILLMORE, Chase Royal days Suly q
on rort Royal, spoke gunscat Mehswk orssnx-
schr Wide World. Adam Jsmes River, Va, 4 sayG
bchr Florence Rogers Rogers. Ale IandrA 10 dkya
schr VIVA Peno Seksrsos kiibabsthpor Ter Provdsssas
Sehr THconis, Stanley, KhxAbethport for Boston,
schf n Read Kelly, New Bedord
Schr audsoa Waterman. Boston for Port kwea.
Schr Cora, Kelly. HaIwich. 8 days
schr Yarmouth, Bash, IIsrwich days.
Schr Eva, horthup. Providence. s days.
schr Ellen N Donleld Brown Provdcncs.
Achr Lady Jane, Saunders Providence.
Sckg j Beckett. Sheffield Provtdence.
State OF Maine (U traDsportj Allen Fortress
hoar0e ~ hours, With Sic sick wounded soldiers froD
Gea MSfe!lsn's Army to th- SANITARY Commission.
stesm~h Itasca Williams. PiiladelphA
Steamer Rs,r1tan. Shower. Trenton
Steamer r SAcan. Jones. Provi6encs.
Steamer Petrsf Young Providence.
Wind al saaset SH.
BELOW
ship De WIFI CLINTON, New Oresnz
Bark 6si-as.
By plot boat Blaat No 2.
The New York herald., 1862-07-14
S HIPPlN G N e WS
srv yoRK-rHrs DAY.
20 NOON RfsEs.......eve 3 15
SUN SETS. III HIGH WATER morn 10 ~
Port OF New York, July 13, 1909.


sSs S'i M 9.ss a'Ifs May &
H. Oh aosss Bay spoke b ship Persia from whanpoa fos
pemarara 81 days out g,h lat is 50 ont 4ow spoke
June |, 9 . .psse q ss p. %s r !. steamer HssSs
:py.s ey. e. ss
81 81 sgnaed Br bark showing Sd dist pendant Nos 1883
BARK Il Elizabeth IBr, ef London,, Minho. L.adou ST
days, via 81 Thomas Y days, in ballast. TO masse
Iasy France: Ssf s srso.s,le Jones csrdsnss "a
Predk stang officer, OF Castne Me- aged % yesrs
sar ss' c.h smsrs Ssns.os 10 days. with
'ns s.1s sad ssa %sssss Empire s's sSa july
with sugar 70 masteI Put into this port for orders SD IN
Ion 10 80 spoke brig Abby Ellen. from Port Royal for ha
Ocean Essls tof Rootand, Luce New Orleans, 20
5 81 lon 80 s was bosrdsd by sunSoat Johanna
barn Annie tBr). Kenney Boston, days in ballast to
Brig Lotus iBr Of Annapolis. Ss Johnson Rio arande,
R sris q Esaai%esas sBr, Of i.fa. Chisholm. Ar.csbo
Brig winiward Roberts, East Harbor, IT, ~ days. with
% Sfs & Jude hashsSsy tef Boston,, Lord, oieufuesO,
'iss Sfs ass DssSss Ss Trinidad 10 days, with
ssli. tof Sa%dsnS Mada.SIs Ssr Orleans Juno
schr John, stslson. Rio Grande May 10 via :, Thomas
sss PASSED sise Am double ,css 81 Ship ~ sSa n i 'g 3
showing swallow tail dag. with letters u Ia white
May - lat 1921 Ion 36 10 spoke bark
Vi aud from baltimore lgf R,o JanerO.
Sehr Ruby d Boston,, Tracy Guayanica PR, June p
with sugar. Thompson Hunter. July la s2 an III 20
passed kemea brig Porto Pl9s, hence FOR Port rs fa
III, lat "a ~ lou u TO- spoke brig Prsntss Hobbs fso
Bangor for MaianSas
sor kIisa Br OF st johns NJ, Crouchcr Arsccbo PR
June 29 With surrr, T. refa& Thetand 18th lns. IN !,
lon ~, passed scht Abby, buun1 \.
7chl MNy Alice Gibson, Turks Islands. n days Wlh
10 Dw ght July lat ~ ~ lon rs W. spoke Br ibris
Bachelor, from for land fOf Ms aaEds.
Sch May smith, srw Orleans Is days with gao A.. q
Coas Aogrts vessol W v0ilCa kuftaf
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

TRIAL TAR nxw rEAnsnfr cxsols-Mesurs LrA-
am q He'nnekin's n-w Creole which Is 10
their line IN connection Roanoke hstwesn YORK.
and New Orleans. went on trial trip Saturday Iss
der the command Of Captain Williams The Creole wens eus
beyond the Lshrshp and her during The dAy
gave much satisfaction TO those board Among tho m
vi.sd guests ladies, who in common viii -
seraer sex enjoyed the nvieossng air. which gaxs -
all appetite relish the good things were bossH
fully spread before them.
We are requested say that the lpo who brought the
Eastern through the Race and Long Island u
Mr. Jossph Dayton Of pilot boat Eclipse OF New London
The following gives summary or the In ~
harbors OF YORK. Boston, Baltimore Charleston Gavsa-
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

RIO GRasns VIA ST. TnoHAs--schr JUhn-Capt VIM u Pa1
dpck and ladl. ate 81 brig martha Keukah 70 ii 10
ufande lonn La[ar, CoLsu Ut 81 Thomas NJ aud.
Mrs II Morrison, three cnllircl an at ttaut
The New York herald., 1862-07-14

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