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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
CAMDEN, ARK, Aug. 28th, 1862.

 Cryr1rNFN-your no+e of tlis morning asking to e candidate for the office of Governor o the eate Is before me and desire express my grateful feeling at the evidence of public and private confidence "hch he request exhibits.
 In consenting to become candidate Tor the otc am fully of the weghty responsibilities Wnich aeVo!Ee upon the chief magistrate in these days o dcui1y aud danger responsibilities which might well deter an aber maa than nyseK from important q position With regard the struggle in which we are engaged we all havo but one opinion there topics o state policy such as establishment practical educational system tho erection and endowment Of schools TOT anu ehg neers the prosecutios of our railroads etc. upon which should be plcaso give views were not hls when eRtire energies and resources seem properly devoted the defence of beloved state and common country. I have the honor, gentlemen, to be-
 Your otetent servant,
 JOHN g. II. KAIEIY. Tn P McCnlun l. N Elliott. 4. H. Winfeld and others.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
COPY OF A NEGRO FREE PASS.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or 1iss.- SOUTH W EsT,1 Camp at Pickcn's Farm, Ark., July 3, '62. Special Orders No. 220.
 l. Robert D. Hatchett and family, colorcd peo- pie, formerly slaves, having by direction of their owners been engaged in the rebel service, are hereby confscated as being contraband of war, and not being needed in the public ecrvice, are permit ted to pass the pickets of this command northward and are forever emancipated from a master who permitted them to assist in an attempt to break up the government and laws of our country.
 (Signed,) g: R. CURTIS,
 Maj -Gen'l Com'dg. By command of the General.
 H. c. CURTIS, A. A. G.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
Correspondence.

CAMDEN, Aug ~, ISo2
 As Governor of the State is be elected Tn
 we feel 1t to be ourselves and that porth o ,he State in which reside, to express our pfeeIee o man whom consider most worthy Of our s'lpto. @ are perious times, and the experience of tne p us that we should elevate to high and respohsnis b nan unless to the manor born.' rms ilipo w , % he tco often or orcby impressed upon our people
 we therefore earnestly urge fellow so " f RAIyHY, esq., to allow his submitted 10 e T Y % @ their suages at the ensuing election. MT ts,'i. tive of the South, has resided in Arkansas ol , years and his character is too we'll and hFosois Ao"' to require any commendation at our hanos. Peter McColiuu, ". Bacchus, E " Elliott, N B. Tyson A K Winfield Henry Cleaver, !. c. Radcliffe, 4. J. 5tapf, Gao Boddie, D. ". Fellows, E. J. Ellis, O. Champe isi't Tho Matlock Geo D. Alexander, ". F. Bracy, A. T. Carron; John Brown l. Elliott, Jne. T. Ferguson, F. B. 'loheis' R F. Keam. J D. Rumph, F. H. Whitfield, L. Thal E. N Hi Tyra Hill, Ross Webb. Vim Obanon, Jobn F. Burns E. N Woodland, B. M Brockman, T. H Lee, Wm. Griffia W II. Wh'n, F A. Galloway. J. E. Peters, J. F. Masale E. A. Anen; W. D. Downing, ". L. liafGy,,, c. B. Moore D. " Darheli' a n Pnchanen E FeibieBaan, N Mclaughlin, L. Bartlett; A. s. Mclaughlin, J. T b-ealoea' - P. Agee, J. A. itoc;oi' Henry Ross, J. Ii. scQe' 4 W Hacchus Geo. A. Goddard,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10

Mir. Nj. s. Hamilton, of Jefferson county, writes as follows:
 sAny person who has two pairs of old cotton cards, that arc not rusty, may make one good pa'r out of them, by taking out the teeth, selecting 'e hos. feathers and resetting the teeth have fixed up hair in this way, which have been in use three or four weeks, and which, my wife says, work as we'll as new ones The operation is a tedious one' but will nav in these times"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
August c. 1862.
Notice.

NN AS committed to the jail of Marion county, Ara w kan-s, the -9ts day of July, 1862, negro yss man--cas his HANDLE, black ooior, veighsSM about 15O rounds about 9 years of age, sys he beA longs to John Williams don't know what county, he lives In 30 miles of Datesviie, Ark.
 The hereby notified to forward, prove r.o perty pay charges and take him away, he will be eat with according to law.
 ISOM NJ. STINNE-T, Sheriff of Marion county, Ark. Au- % nYn of adv. & uer week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
g2s RBwARD-stopthe Rnnsvsv

TpANAWAY from the subscriber on tho fight of the sss Ha of July 1662 bright mulatto slave hsred BIbh about thirty hyers Of age, five seYeu inches hixa and will weigh about a5 pounds Ec hes lest several s his front teeth and a his teeth partially Secayed Ills akin s very white under his clUtses. He went oa vss drc7snd and may try pass himself for white he does, will say that his Bill Wiaa Neal If Gpfrohende ho may state that he belongs the andes sgnrd to Dr. ". L. Graves. will give the rswr1a o twenty-five doiers for his apprehension sslivery his confinement m jail waere csn get hixa Address Dr. J. C. LEE
 LewisSille, Lafayette CO. Ark.
 kUr Gm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
Administrators Sale.

jOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That will on the lo8 day of Ste6r, 1862 offer for sale Public Auction to the highest bidder, at the late residence Johs w. Pur dom decd miles north of Little Rock personal estate of said deyased consisting of horses cattle large lot of hogs sheep wagons one buggy set of blacksmith toos one mill stand farming too household and kitchen fnrni ture etc.. etc. Also the growing crop.
 TERMS OF SALE-A credit of twelve months will bs given on all sums ten dollars bond with sufficient se curty will be required
 JOSEPH CASTLTNG, Admr
 of the Estate of J. ". Pur lnm dec,i August 2. 1862 2w IVY ~N'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
Eherif's Advertisemart

tOMhITTED to the jail of Hot Spring county Arko,s,s O on the E}d ofAug, 1862 negro man who ga .b;s . nESaa ih & aged soGS 10 years about feet hs side of the head had when taken up an old nsor h coat Per old cotton pants black hat was says ne belongs to William Jenkins of Clark county
 WILLIAM OGLr. Sheriff e.. -o., o or Hot Spring county.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
Jailer's Notice.

vwTAS committed to the jail of Arkansas county, Ark EJ 10th of August, 1862, negro who calls hi- self HENRY feet 10 inches hfgh black color, cockoyeS, about B years old he belongs to Dr. Phelps o La The owner said slave Is hereby notified prove property pay charges and take him away etherwso he will be dealt with as the law directs.
 IL K. STRpH0S, Sheriff,
 By A. II. REYNOLDS, JasisI. Auy % 1862 Cr, Cost of adv. S2 DOT week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
Jailer's Notice.

vETAS committed to the jail of Arkanas ceunty Ark, Sv on the 1eth of August, lt62, negro HENRY feet, inches high black color ascd s5 years, says ho belongs 10 Shepherd Jefferson county, Arh. The of said slave is hereby notified o forward prove property pay charges and take him away. oherwss he will be dealt with as the law directs.
 Il. K. STEPH0N, Sheriff,
 By A. H. REYNOLDS, 9aicT. Anr. % laf2 fm Cost of aiv g DOT week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
JOHN 8. II. RAINEY, ESQ.,
CAMDEN, Aug 2Sth, 1862.

JOHN 8. II. RAINEY, ESQ.,
 Dear Sr: We herewith present call upon yo sgned py ourselves and ythree other citizens permit your name to be submitted to the people of the sase a t ensuing October election, for their suages as cooae TOT uoV  Your long residence in the state and well known htne for the office, induce express the nope tht yo Will respond fyoraby the call Please maKe known your de termination through the columns of the Herald. With sentiments of high regard, we remall' Yours very respectfully. o,
 F. W. ELLIOTT.
 A. R. WINFIELD,
 GEO B0DDIE,
 JOHN B. huMPH,
 E. II. WHITFIELD
 A. ". BACCHUS, SR.,
 JNO. T. BEAGDEN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
Sheria's Advertisement

ksOMMITTED to the jail of Crawford county, Arkansas SD on tho 18th day of July, 1S62 negro wss his name about 35 years old feet. inches high weighs Ie0 pounds keeps his hair platea dark celor and speaks very politely-had when committed hre jacket and cap. lie he trying back to Missouri 10 his wife. Says lo belongs 10 Monroe Phillips, c Holmes county, Miss. j. M BROWN JR,
 Sheriff of Crawford County, Ark. Jrly sN iSG3 tm Cost of adv. & Der week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
" O r c F .
rOrTCE

4~sOMMITTED to tho Pcncntiary She 1oth Mu<~ Vl day of November, 1S6l, certain negro EsES<fsA Man calling his BlL LI, about feet n-G ESS3Y cbes in height of a black color, about 23 years B H old He says he belongs to some man living NxAs.l near Memphis, Penn. W VES
 The owner requested to come forward. xfSS ,,v with the law and take him away, he will s3 be sold a tho expiration of two years to pay .Eza
 the charges A. J. WARD,
 n1c h 1881. 2tm. Eeenrr nfP PsriLlr.i.o r,, :.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
n c TT c E

EfOMMITTfD to the Ari Ansas Echitcntiary by the :. AJ tater of Jackson county. certain NeGro Man SSA calling himself L0UIS a1out feet inches h,yb ofd black color nsh: bufd about 25 years old owner un- known.
 Te said negro will bc sold at the expiration of two If not called for hy the oy,ner. A. ]. WARD.
 Dec }, lspl 2am, Keeper of PsaitEassary
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10

ygYAS committed 10 inc Arkansas Penitentiary, hy SS the sheriff of Pulaski county, the lst of 9xA November 1S6l certain Negro Man. callil his namefA John Said negro is about 45 years old, black .4a coor feet nine inches in height has pop eyes n pedment in his speech
 Be is the property of Stephen Bareeld who reside near Visksburg, Miss and if taken away the ey .ion of two years, will be sid by the State.
 A. !. WARD Dec {. 1861. 24m. Eseper of pe,;s.nt,oyy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
Musicians Wanted

TMSWELVE PLAYERS are wanted immediately in Cal
 E SWEEr'S Regiment. Having the best of instrx,nens
 liberal wages will be paid to those are good Musicians The leader will receive $50 per month h addition tho h owanco established by army regulations Those who wish place in the band will to the encompiuent at escc near AEstin, Prairie county, AIk. Aug q svs 2 Ga6pga LBS, OF WOOL for sale at Camden, by
 >S9 SS ~ S7 Aug. 2 1t TARA EIhb.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
Farm for Sale.

SMALL farm for sale 12 miles west of I,tle Rork o, the Hot spring road For terms and lcscription en- quiro Of " F. WOODRUFF, Agent, Little Rock, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10

FER0 the jail of Conway county, Ark tho 10th day of E August A. D. 1862, runaway slave-said slave is dark coper color feet inches nigh scared Considerably the back with whip, calls his CHARLES ,aysho belongs to James Ivy, Daesvle Ark. Said slave hnd when committed black wool hat linen coat, was riding a small black Indian pony mare.
 The of said slave s heteby requested ward, prove his property, pay all charges haa away, or hc will be dealt with the law directs.
 ANDY A. LIVINGSTON, shasbf.
 HEEyY McP2RsoN Jailer. iuC sT. 1862. sn Cost 0 adv A week
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10

The cant name, at the North for running away from the draft is "t the calf run" There are lots of calves there and some specimens oi the juvenile bovnes here.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10

The Hazard powder mills in Connecticut, were blown up on the 23d of July with loss of ten lives, five buildings and ten tons of pow der,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
Custom Grindfnp

E have set apart, by permission of the government
 HhDN EoDA D Tor grinding corn and wheat fer tho puDllc' ,oo, a IRWIN & FAWSETT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
FOr Sale.
Was Committed

FS7WO TOWN f0Ts situated in the scethern portieu of E this city, in block 4, lots and B.
 Se1,t 3 1862 2y CATUARINE BRENNAN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
JOHN D. KIMBELL.

HSANAWAY from his owner, about the 20th af
 @ July S62 threo miles west of El1orado Union coun y, Ark. negro named DOCK dark conrex ion ahont feet inches hgh large and heavy set will weigh abent ls0 hs had on when he oft home pair rahtT new or at least sound ssetts dark purpo pants sack coat f dirty color and hat well as recollec made ED of two old onessad boy is z years old is free to sr and has very open and pleasant expression of the eye loves to talk and ia remarkably fond of singing and can read tolerahy w he has when runaway before been very stubborn in letting his location his masters known.
 will give liberal reward for the apprehension and de- livery of tho above negro to my house. or con- fined in some iaii so that can get him.
 Aug. q 2w NJ CTOWEP
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
Found

GAN the 18th rst in the Hot Springs road ner it's nnc-
 V ton with the military road at Colcgoville. POCKET BOOK, containing hundred dollars. mostly Gen. ierate notes and great variety of Arkansas shnpasers etc. which tho Ocner get application me or my brother Little Rock the brick house on the military road, 10 miles south oi that place.
 Aug 2 3t* JOHN D. KINBrIT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
Ruuascay &dyes :n ths Penttexds@.y.
Sr n ssa | E H

NOT C g
 SoasJIyrED se tho Arkansas Penien snry hy tho eos Jshara of Jesrssy county, the 0 day of Dec, H2 faGi r Nexro Na.a calling his nagne JOHN eOEDOS,FTa Ho s asout 56 years old feet fnohes high, of a~E< ecs coio thick ps lower lip turned little ronnG left of his face caused he saJs by havng ms fw brose Says he s a free man. A. s. HAhD 1ar 1e 1SG, elm Keeper Qf Ifaftepaidqr
 Y o Fl C F,
 .O1!ITTED 10 the Arkansas Niitentifry te a day of December, 1861, certain Negro Man calling Lis name JOHN C0WANs. Said negro s a very Light Iatto nearly white, freckeed face, feet nine inches high. abu 50 years old has letters J. pricEed fn India Ink his left n. Says he Is free man.
 WARD, Jan 1862. 2im. Keeper P Ptaftemtiary.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10

We fess that we are alarmed at tho growth o' the disease called hernia and more commHnly known as |" rupture.' 4 medical friend in the army, in reply to a question as how so many able bodied young men managed to avoid the conscrp- ton, replied shat many of them were ruptured. So if our readers see young fellow lolling about the streets and avoiding military service they may set him down certainly as diseased and probably "ruptured.'' The young ladies have delicate way of hintng at this to the young men. It would not do to use the common terms, so they insinua- tingly enquire of the young gentleman "How is your side?"
 The Mobile Register publishes special dispatch from Jackson whichsays that Commodore Raphael Semmes, C. s. N., is off the mouth of the Mis- sssppi with steel clad fleet, intended to operate against the Yankees at New Orleans. No par tieulars given. This may account for the nasty evacuation of Baton Rougeby the federals. When Gen. Ruggles went in that city he found 300 head of cattle and six horses abandoned by them in their haste.
 Foote, the young and sprightly representative has introduced resolution in the Confederate Con gross recommending the President to issue proclamation to the people of the north -weste m States, assuring them that if they desist from fur ther participation in the war, that we will enter into reciprocity commercial treaty with them, on the most liberal terms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20

Days and weeks passed rapidly away, and
still the general fingered. The lady's beauty
and rare sweetness OF manner seemed to grow
upon him day by day. About fortnight az
ter his arrival, Charles Sloan was thrown into
state ofexcitement by the unexpected arriy.
al of Lovelace Canterbury and his sister Vic
particularly Vic. Alter that, Charlie was,
to use his sisters words, "nO good at all i"
Had it not been for the general, she would
have been left TO spend most of her evenings
alone, whilst the lovers paced the moonlt
strand, or sat in quiet corners, talking the Ian
guags that is familiar to us all. Somehow, Car.
RE Leeds learned to expect his presence-to
depend upon him instead of Charlie and so
it came about that it did not startie her Il bit
when, one pleasant, starry night he asked her
10 be his wife Charlie came upon them sud-
denly, and saw the generals arm around the
waist of his little dark robed sister
"Heyday, what does this mean 2"
at means, Charlie dear, that l have prom
ised to be General Lanes wife. You treated
me so STABILITY since Vie came that was OBJ
liged, in seli-doiense, to find another protect
or"
'Well, done, my demure little sister but l
am really delighted. Give me your hand,
General Lane l can safely trust my precious
sister in your hands. May God bless you
both"
Soon after they left for home, the entire
party together. In October there was a dou.
bic wedding in Grace Church THAT of General
Lane and his beautiful Carie-Charles Sloan
and Vic. Canterbury" Lace q" standing,
locking down to his nose, regretting that he
had not made better use of his time and been
married too.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20
MONDAY MORNING JAN. 20, 1862.
miscellaneous
TT S. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
y AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS.

To Manufacturers, Merchants, and hventors and to
those o0fSing 10 foFpgrd Goods and Packages to the
Camps Of the DdTious Military Stations and also TO
the Naval Posts or the Coast and CUR:
Havne secured especial privileges visiting the de-
partments both of the army and navy and all the camps
of the army and the naval stations of the coast and
gull for the purpose OF introducing and selling the de-
partm nts OF the army and navy military
commssares quartermasters suffers soldiers officers
required for the comfort and both o. The
army and navy we have organized the above entitled
Agency ara Camp EXnreSs with its Headquarters lucat-
ed in the city OF Washington Under this organization
entirely complete and extending through the depart.
ments both OF the army and navy, offer UNEQUAL
led facilities t. manufacturers, merchants inventors
In readiness Of sale saving OF time and the expens
es unavoidable through the usual tedious channels of
sale to the departments, camps and naval stations
Those wishing 10 avail Themselves of the advantages
of this thorough and extensively organized system of
agency can do so by forwarding samples of their goods
to our address by express prices and explanations
by letter All kages and goods sent TO our care Tor
goods, wares merchandise, of whatever nature or
dered by this agency Will be Uaid for delivery Let
tiers of enquiry will meet with PROMPT attention.
Good Agents well referred Nth Sn1ak means can find
profitable employment in this organization. A few are
wanted.
Office No I'll Penn Avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel,
Washington. ID. c.
REFERENCES.
George Law. Moses IL. Grnell, SheAlen Bros Adams
Express Co New York.
Erastus Corning, Albany.
Senator Wilson, Adams Express Co, Boston.
Alexander Cummings, j. II sargent. North & Chace
Adams Express Co, Philadelphia
Riggs & CO., (Bankers,l Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20

That times very hard, and money very tight,
That the people have not NOrk, and In bad plight
And that for Carpets and CTOckey they pay high
And that for all extras, they must pass them by
Or this and other matters the people they complain,
And makes me feel sad to see their faces filled with
And If BY selling cheap-if this will make them SMILE
Therefore, have concluded, without regard TO cost to
sell.
All my Kitchen Goods Cutlery and Carpets as well;
Alec, my Crookery and Glass Ware at discount am
With Brooms and Bru hes and everything all cannot
be o telling.
Therefore, ladies and gentlemen, Guy upon this
invitation,
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods at
my POetical station
1t is located in the Bay State Block the Poets cor
Here have good Stock of Goods and as CHEAP as any,
upon my honor
Now come one and all buy your goods and soon times
for better will change,
Andlf money is little It will hold out you buy at
the POetieal Exchange.
And should my capital the end of the war be light
fight,
Forlife & battle field, and If do right my
will rally,
And can put flight hard times with one vigorous
sally.
And ~ conclusion my thank for the favors
that are past
Also for those which receiving in the way Of pat
ronage-may 1t always last.
B.-rhc people respectfully invited TO call at
the P0etical Exchange, and examine my Goods, which
ieIG dtf oRsoN n. HEATH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20

both New and Secondhand Furniture OF every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding. Also large lot Of ParloF
and Cooking Stoves. Call before you buy
u. Il. LANSON a CO..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20
educational.

Il PERRY has taken a in Brinley Row. where
she proposes opening Day and Evening School, to
commence Sept 2. She wishes to form classes IN the
usual English branches and French and especially. to
devote portion of each day to History, and careful
alvsis of domestic and foreign current events. For
terms &c, inquire at 10 3owdO!n street Patronage is
solicited. DIFF aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20
VHE PEOPLES COMPLAINT.


fB Z. b. LAMsoN VIII give his personal attention to
the sale estate or personal property In city county
state diff ala
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
FIELD OFFICERS OF THIRD DIVISION
SKETCHES OF THE COMMANDING OFFICERS.
SKETCH OF GENERAL GRANT.

Brig. General Ulysses 8. Grant was born at Point Plea
SAINT Clsmont county Ohio, April 81 1922 and entered
West Point Military Academy from ohio In 1889, where
hs graduated with honors 1s4 and attached as brs
vet second lieutenant TO the Fourth infantry Hewas pro-
noted second lieutenant, Corpus Christi in September
1S45 and served such through Mexico, under General
Taylor P,o Alto Resaca de Ia Ia and Monterey and
under General Scott from Vera Cruz TO the city Mexi
CO, and was twice promoted for his bravery. Hs
regimenta quartcrmaster from April ls47 and when
he resigned the service the 3lst OF July 1851 he was
full captain in tho Fourth infantry Of regulars After
his res zna,on he settled in 81 Lous county Missouri
and moved from there to Gs,cna Illinois, IN 1860
Uuon the breaking out Of the present war h. Of
fercd his services to Governor Yates and Was appoint
cd colonel of the Twcty hrst regiment Illinois yolin
teers, and served with his regiment until promoted
brgadier general, with commission and rank from the
18th of May, 1861. lie engaged colonel and
ing breader general IN several OF the contests IN South
eastern Missouri and his commas OF the
southeast district Of Missouri has been thoroughly
tnized, and among his most prasewosthy acts h Q
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
THE UNION euNsoATs ENGAGED.
mrICERs OF THE FLEET.


Flag Officer er............. Andrew H. Foots, q. 8. ~
FRS, Captain. Com A. H. Peunoek, y. S.N.
Ordnance oGlccr Iisut. J. p. Sanford, U.s.N.
Ordnance Lieutenant. Lieut.. Byron Wilson.
Flag Lieutenant. ..........J james n. Prickstt.
Act paymsstcr, I'd chief. s.. Hcnriquss.
Tho following the gunboats, with their sfces
gagged in the aght;-
GUrBoAr OF. LOUIS, TBIRTyN GUNS.
LiertendW CommandsS-leouard Pauldins, United
Mate,s-Frst, Samuel Black; Second, James " Glenn.
son; Third, Charles 8. Kendrick; Fourth, Alexander
Fraser.
Acting Paymaaer-Ilcwellyn CurrY
Sug0so,,-- McDill.
Mastrs Maies-s. II. McAdams and James. p. paulA.
Pot,-Frank Riley and Robert @ Baldwin.
Emonsers-Chicf, W. carswsi; First Assistant, r. y.
Ackcman: Second Assistant James l.. Smith; Third A.
sistant, John Wilcoxen.
Cdrperrer-flobert II. Mcdl.
GUNB0AT coNEsr0GA, NINE GUNS.
Lispienan C5nmdnfirg- - Phelps, U. :. NJ
Maavs-First John A. Duble; Second Charles ?. No.
BILE: third, pstL amin Sebastian
Assistant Surgeon-willam y. Wilson
Aciing PaymaSter--Afred Phelps
Eng,nsrs-i hief, Thomas Cook; First Assistant, Aex'
Magce; Third Assistant, Michael Norton. 49,
Masters uMates--Jamcs Kcarncy, Richard H. Cussee.
Cunner-IIeary Hamilton
Cdypsntey--Andrew woodprk
Arp,orsy--I.mee O'kefl.
n,rsso At @ cApoSpFLEr THIRTEEN GUNS
c,r,r,npfs Henry WAKE, United states Navy
MaJsy,-First Richard K wade; Second, John por.tv
Third, Chares q lay ioui'n, , ~ y. y, Waxe.
SttrY a. en-Jqmos =. Nc coy.
T,dyyrdser--s gorge J. W. Nexsen.
kry.s Nats-Thcolore L. Gilman and rdw.ra r.
Trcnnald
EagtHcers-Chcr, W. ". Faulkner; First A,sstsa,.
'CoNuSvED On AIGHTH pAVEJ