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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-28
Coughs, Colds and ConsumDtion Cured.

About two years ago our daughter afflicted with a
severe cough. We tried various remedies without any
benefit: She then commenced taking DIR Whites Elixir
ami before she had Used two bottles she was entirely
we'll We believe If II had not been for the Elixir She
would have died with consumption.
CHAs. EASTMAN, Holland, VT
This is to certify that have used Dr. Whites Elixir
Tor number OF years and ini 1t very valuable medi-
cine for Coughs. COLDS, and Group.
T. ID. SHAW Glover Vt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-28
n o T C E

Immediate payment of all demands due the
late firm Of. Horton & Hallett is desired
III W. II. HORTON,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-28

Price only % cts. a Bottle.
Sold by J. c. Binghs m. H0yt & Green ST Jobnshuv
and all dealers in medicine.
Manufactured by H. BAXTER, MD,
1913 Highgate, Vt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

am not To dictate "A course for Others 10 pur
sue la this crisis. But must say for myself that
neither public officer. nor as u citizen. can /
know with favor or dlsiavOr parties among the
supporters OF the Unitel States. any more than
can make distinction betw cen factions which
unite IN aiding the rebellion.
So discourses Mr.. Secretary SEWARD Who
but political opponents have been arrested by
him. while his political friends. for similar of
fen>es, pass unrebuked? Who but its political
friends receive civil appointments under this Ad
ministrationI We DO not complain OF this, be
Cause il is a received rule Of action that Ito the
vctors belong the spoils;" but We do complain OF
these professions OF partysm when only par
tsans are appointed to Office.
The same facts will apply in this State. Our
Governor reiierates IN every speech that he has
10 know letee Of parties. But what evidence Of
his sincerit, In the selection of commissioners
to enroll the militia was there a single Democrat
named Aud so Of all his civil appointments
IL Is high time that tlese hypocritica professions
of no partyism should cease. for they are too
glaringlT false TO deceive the most simple. In
legislation or appointments. administration or
party in power more thoroughly par.
tl<an
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
-. Joseph County convention.

The Democracy OF this county met in conven-
ton, ou August 10Th, to nominate candidates for
county officers. The following resolutions were
adopted:
ResoiDed, That we will sustain the President in
an energetic and constitutional prosecution Ot this
war tor the putting down OF the rebellion anil
that We approve of his position IN refusing to arm
the negroes.
kesDiUcd. That we believe it our duty t. nd
here 10 the time honored principles oil the Demo
cratic party. aud in il and its influences To work
together with all good loyal ami conservative
men. for the restoration OF harmony and the per
petuIty OF this government.
R'S0tUed. That We approve of and endorse the
Criuenden resolutions adopted by the conserva
tive members OF Congress on the 2Sth dIy OF
June 1862
Resoired That we are proud of the bravery
and valur OF our Indiana volunteers in the field
and of the noble response of this Ninth Con
sIessional District the Presidents call for re-
cruls.
The convention then nominated as candidates
for Representative Samuel VI Churd; Treasurer,
David Slower: Sheriff, John Shank: Cnmmis
soner, Robert Cook; Surveyor. John Hooper;
Coroner. John Trainer
Mr. Slower ackno~ ged the honor in few
remarks; promising, il elected to give one. half
OF the net proceeds of the Office to the county to
be applied on the war expenses-his proposition
TO hold good for the two years Tor which he may
be elected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

from ten 10 twenty thousand men, on account Of
President Lincolns order for drafting MANY
are reaching Richmoni. and large numbers are
expected 70 arrive They cross constantly from
ell parts Of loser Mary land. below lower Cellar
P1snt on the Pafomtc ; but principally by Wy Of
Leonardssown anj Britton's Bay.
The re,els have the highest opinion OF Ne
CIellan's generalsLip. They consider his move
ments on the Peninsula As mastery. and now
breathe freely 10 tb':.s he i removed from their
doors. They fear Mcclellan, and gloat over the
work OF the abolitionists and political schemers
of the North. who have been hamperng his
movements. for they know all Operations TO
defeat the plans of Mcclellan j. but placing vic
tory within their grasp
Our informant crossed the Potomac river from
point directly opposite Blackstone Island, and
he reports that shortly after leaving tie Virginia
shore they picked up the body OF female, evi-
IDENTIFY LADY,. which they buried on the Virginia
shore. close To the spot from which they started.
They found on her person n gold watch and
cross and n small amount Of money In change
These articles were lett in charge of a farmer to
lived close Nc hand The body was so dis6gured
that il would be impossible % recognize IL. The
only marks by which il may be known are by the
articles f0nnd, and that she had brown hair and
an ordinary summer Hat, which had fallen 10 the
back OF her head. the ribbons being still tied un-
der the chin. This was no doubt one of the
ladies' lost in the late collision on the Potomac
river, and could be recovered without difficulty |.
Our informant concludes his remarks about
Richmond by saying that Beauregard has fallen
from hs high estate. his name being seldom
mentioned except in derision. He has retired
from active duty. nominally ON account of sick
ness, but in reality Tor the that his services
no longer warted. Lee and Jackson are now
the men. and will remain 80 until defeated, when
they will in turn be laid on the shelf and toe com.
PEELED to make room for the next favOrte-N
Y Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
Hendricks County Democratic Con.
yention
DANvILLE, Hendricks Co. Ind =
AM % ls62

DANvILLE, Hendricks Co. Ind }
Aug D. lc62.
The Democratic Convention met at Court
house. and organized by e,ecting Judge VI rv.n
President D"ye Wee President. j Ii.
Person as Secretary, aud VIM c. Nelson as
Assistant Seer etary.
The meeting then addressed by jude
Marvin The Democracy, he said, had always
been accused OF being Seres.ionistS. hut il was
false. He had always acted with the Wing party
but, since the death OF Clay. had acted with the
Democratic party
Who are the traitors +? Not the Democrats.
He did not seek the present position hut was not
afraid TO meet the responsibility. We have the
right, under the Constitution, To meet and discuss
all proper questions. Secession originated with
the Sou.h. Calhoun said, that when the General
Government trampled on the rights of a State.
the State had right to secede--or the right OF
revolution. The present rebellion l.. not in ac-
curdance with Calhoun's views, but are hellish
views
Tie had found no Democrat who was willing
to rise up in rebellion against the Government
We are fighting Tor the Constitution and Laws
OF the land.
was ably aud patrioticaIy addressed by Hon Jos
l. M-DJnald and Mr. Conduit
The Committee appointed To select candidates,
reported IL follows:
For Observation-Disclosures Reed
For Treasurer W Parker, OF Brown.
For Recorder-Henry Marvin, OF Center.
For Shern-Nathaniel Sellers. of Marion
For Commi-siou,r-J Ill Person, of Wash.
ington.
For Coroner-Lindley Jeffries, of Center.
On motion OF A. White that a delegation he
appointed. in injunction With Buone county, or
the purpose of selecting joint Repre- entttive TO
re resent Hendricks anu Boone in the State Leg
stature
Committee meet AT jamestown, Boone county,
OF SIueday, September ID
Delegation tn consist OF the following PERSONS:
Asa White. Brown township: james McCiain.
Washington: Moses Cavit, Cenue: James Site
Middle; John We!chan. Clay; jos Waters.
Eel River; ANDY Scott, Liberty; Wm q ,>ket.
Marion; 5. r. Wilson, Gailiord; VIM Robert
son. Franklin.
RsSotred. That We heartily iadorse The prlnci-
pies and resolutions adopie,i by the Democratic
Mas Convention, held at Indianapolis on the
3Dth ct July
z. ioiued. That give our undivided support
10 ise nominees of the e,h OF January Conven.
ton and the candid ties ROW selected to ill the
different county "ifices.
On motion o; White. the proceedings were
ordered ~ be published in State Ssnfiael
On motion, the Convention adj'nrin ned
II Ii. MARVIN. PseSt.
". C. NELSON. Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
The Government in the Tub and
Basket I'm

Now that the "Frst Regiment of South Caro-.
Ina Volunteers having received their rel
breecheS tom General Hanter-are di~ilnded
the nissers who compose It. anu who were Ia
compose the ''nucieus'' of Gree,ev and Hunter.
army of Americans of African descent" have
been put 10 work making rush baskets and ceda,
tubs. so that Uucle sam adds To his uumer.
other avocations that of basket AMI tub
maker
Greedy and the whole abolition tribe do not Ike
this Was there ever such cruelty heard of as TO
force anigger TO make tubs aud baskets Ii Is
awful-a pro slavery device, a Degradation oi
flesh and blood, waste OF General Hunters red
breeches. Poor Greeley. Poor abol { oni-,s. that
they should live see their sable dariings max
Ing tubs and bSskels.- Detroit FIRE. Pre-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
NOTICE.

N0TICE-ALL PFRSC Us ENROLLED. OR WHO
may be enrolled. able bodied men for the
purpose Of beng drafted from the county Of
Marion. State OF indiana. for service IN fhe army
under the order Of the President Of the nted States
dated August An lS2. who may have claim, 10 exeup-
ton FROM such military hereby notified TO
personally lie ard appear al The State ouse N the city
Of indianapolis. on Monday the 1T DAY Of September
lS62, before the undersigned for sid conn
~. and hs lPntie who Will sit foard t. hear and
determine the excuses 81 persons claiming TO b. exelnp
from military duty.
Surgeon viii be appointed whose fnfv IL VIII be 10
be preseni aud examine persons claiming exemption -.
the ground Of disability and TO certify the same m
writing. J. J. HAYDEN
CeniInissloner Tor Marion county Indiana
indianapolis, lti.. August 18th. lse9 sugs5dt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
N hat 2

What. says contemporary, is there TO prevent
any loyal man from acting with the Democratic
party Does il propose anything Inconsistent
with the honor aud prosperry of the country 7
HIS h any peculiar policy. which an honest man
cannot adopt9 Does il ask any thing save the
preservation Of the Union, and OF those cardinal
features OF our institutions which have been
alike the embodiment and the safeguard of
American liberty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
Greeley and the Presidcnt.

Greeley's letter 10 the President and the reply
appear in the Journal of this morning. Presi
dent Lincoln has his own notions 10 the pro-
prieties OF life and his position. He has no hest
tation in calling up lot of cOlOred men and
making them speech. nor of replying TO a
newspaper article aimed at him. We fear he viii
lind the last named business less profitable than
the first. Greeley has all advantages anu knows
how to use them. Ii his rejoinder Is not an able
paper, one which shall be read and remembered
for many years, he will lose the finest opportunity
an e'litor ever had To Distinguish himself ia a
single lie Ider.-Latageffe Jograai
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

- Thus remark two Republican prints The
same remarks N Democratic paper would have
given them passport TO Fort Warren:
The Chicago Tribune saws there has heen a
drain of millions of money and thousands of lives
To- save the stea,ily sinking reputation OF General
Mcclellan. TIE President i the nian. OF cour-e,
who has sought to buoy up Mcclellan at this o.
pense Ii OPENS a bright prosrect Tor further en-
lisfnsen,s and future armieS.-MiilraUkee Sen
fiReI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
Very Important to the .UUyrirdy

AND THOSE C0NTEMpLATIN, MARRIAGE,
fkHE und' rSigned will send free by mail the sure
q means OF preventing concep ion. No drugs or mes-
eirs hUr L.rE d. cvERY. circular with parcnl trs
VIII he sent 10 any address by inclo inc me two cent
stamps book Containing all the edge ref-rr.
TO- ana seFera private recet PLATES will he sent
10 any name or address You may wish. by ncosng me
hsuoln'- French VII will be sent for dollar per
box II i, very sure in iis effects Address
Lock Box No. 220 Indianapolis
JSiS-uom A. FOUGHT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

FASTEST MILE EvER TEoTrED On Saturday
last. Hiram Woodruff drove Mr. Bonner's gray
mare. 70 wagon. one mile in two minutes w enty-
three seconds and quarter, which Is the fastest
time any horse ever trotted to wagon Flora
Temples fastest mile 10 wagon j. two enty FIVE.
We understand that Mr. Bonner paid $3.50 to a
Baltimore broker TOR this mare about two years
ago. Hiram Woodruff says she IS nov estimated
20 be worth SIS .000
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
INSURANCE,
LIFE MD DEATH

FE1HE CONNIE CTlCTT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Company. of Hartford Connect cut, has author zed
Agent receive application for If insurance
al healthy ahe-b died men in the army or con-
templan ensiine il. the service. lolcits Issued for
any sum not exceeding $4,000 Single if-. Eaes
made known at my oiIice, oppo>i Glenn> Block. nii-
annapolis Ind X. FERGUSON. Agent
y s The Company has accumulated capttl Of
SAB ,a9 6-and ha pad 10 fam lies of per-
during the last twelve years 81 9O 7-snd
annual exceeding IL zoe, 000 aug27-dlO \.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
PROPOSALS.
S e a lie d Propo sals.
QUARTFRMASTERS DEPART MFNT.
INDIANAPOLIS. In. Aus 2Ith lsG1

QUARTERMASTERS DEPARTMENT J
lSDTANAroLis, IND. Aug. 2Tth 1s62.
aSEALED PROPOSALS W II be received at this Office
- until Saturday the 30th day of august lSGs Ut 3
clock Z. Il FIR furnishing mater ais and building a
'IIome for AbsenteeS."
Said building to be OF wood one story-l0 feet high
$50 feet l'ng-24 feet de-with wing % long
by - feet wide-sh!ngle roof doors-22 windows
l0< u glass.
Plans and specifications to be seen at this Office
where pa ties deSr ng bid requested call for
fgrtner information.
Payment made in Cash completion Of the building.
Indorse proposals Proposals for me for Ab>enees"
JAMES A. EKIN.
aug 21-dtd \. Q. NJ. U :. \.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

LsPonrE DExocRAT--This Is the title of a new
Democratic paper. just started At LapOre, PLArr
MoDoSALD. editor and proprietor The first
number presents the highest evidence that Mr.
McDoSALD is both good mechanic and an able
eiitor Its politics, as the editor expresses it.
will be thoroughly Democratic" The Democ
racy of Laporte should give the enterprise gen
er0us support
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
NJ CfCAL,
TO TIE BLIC.

MY WIFE, RoSANSA BROWN, BEING AFFLICTED
w with chrome disease for trae and seeing an
advertisement of che Dr. $ ". Howard Lady who
made periodical visits Greenfield, called ~
male boci.'r. and after conversation with him. EN-,
ployed bin TO take my wes under treatment fully
believing n the tm~ from what said during our
conversation, that he Dr. D.. Howard son Of ~
dianapos. the celebrated Cancer Doctor (Of whom had
often heard who + brother to Or. y T. Howard Of
Greenfield. aud who's treating Jordan JACK
son 60 nbP. for cancer with almost crainty Of
success rapid has be improved under the science and
wisdom q ~ treatment
The bogus DR. Howard treate my wife for : consider
able length Of time without giving her any relief or
bereing her in any whatever. Hthere wa any
change ~he when he DISCHARGED than when
Be undertook 10 treat her Bel ewing that he is no
physician. bat an ordinary mechanic assuming the prc-
tice Of medicine deceive the people make ~ oev
out Of their cr-uiiy. publish III to the world and
VAN all who are afflicted that The said Dr s. W. How
ard Lady. ciairvcyant and Cancer PLY sicans" are
hunbugs and imposiers- JACOB Bl,fJWS
Hancock county Indiana. July, isss.
aug20-dlwkw3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
S e a | e d P rop o S a S

QUAETERMASTfRSS DEPARTMENT L. :. A. J
lNDIANAroLIs, iND, Aug. 18th, ls62i
GFALFD PROPOSALS will be received at tins Office
~ until 10 O'Clock A. NJ on Monday ist Seps. ls62
making up
81, 30 Uniform Coats. pr,vates. IuIry.
~. 80 - Trousers, So
MATERIALS FURNISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT.
The whole to he completed and delivered within forty
lo) ays from date Of contract. Deliveries be- made
wrekt IN equi proportons until the whole quantity
delivered.
No bid Will be entertained, unless accompanied bv n
guaranty for its faithful Performance Form Of bid and
guaranty can be had on appl cation To this Office
No bid will be entertained for less than 900 Coats or
800 Trousers
Proposals VII be endorsed proposals for making up
Army Clothing
Any other information viii be promptly given. on ap-
plicaiion to the undersigned personally by letter.
JAMES A. FIX y
aug26-dtd 40 NJ o. s A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
ESTRAY.

"a OTlCF-Striyrd from the subscriber living az No
10 North East street. the evening Of the 22d 81
Au u INST an iron glay horse with dark legs ard
tau shod al round with old shoes, about ~ hands high
seven years old trotS and PAGES under the saddle and
drives kindly IN rneS>. eral reward will be giver
Tor n re- urn 10 me or for any informant concerning
hi whereabouts. Information may be left AZ Woods A
FouirayS livery stabl", indianapolis
aug21d5t u. G.. GALE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

contemporary thus forcibIy responds to the
LIT fhern alone. We cannot sacrifice ourselves
BY the overthrow Of the Government for their
benefit nor does " purer. higher humanity" de
mind that we shall degrade ourselves by the adj
mission Of their equality.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
DIE Q,

wAHUM-Near Greenfield. Hancock County Ind. OF
We inesday August 10th. Rose Ann, wife # Noble 4
Warum aged 80 years months and Il days. She sui
fered in her last illness for eary six months and bore he
suferings with Christian foFiitude.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
Special Notice.

TO dDTERTKSERS-du ddUerfiSeB,enfs taken for
% specified time, and Ordered ont derore the expiration
OF tie time specified, scH he odrged tie regaIr rafHs
f0rfhs sumo uD to tie time they are 0rdered out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
COLD AND SILVER.

wi nav The highest IT Cor american Gold snd ST.
YER also for United St1fas Demand Nofe old Issue.
klIBY - RSCsoS.
Txciaure Booker.
nnire No. Az East washin-tcn street. up stair "a
door t. right hand a.ie-i'd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

TirrEcASoE couSrr.-The following is the
enrolment in this county Vote of 1861. 5.13l !:
volunteers, 2,2'5; subject to military duty.
4,4sI.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
M EDICAl.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

FENO LADIES OFOELiCATR HEALTH 0RtMPAIRED
organization, or TO those by whom an increase OF
family from any Objectionable, the ndcrsgned
would Ofer prescription which l. perfectly reliable and
safe, aud which haS been pre>cribedn varoIS pars Of
the Old World or the past century Although ii article
isvery cheap aud simple, yeti has been put mp in hall
pintbottes and sold extensively al the exhcrbtaui
price Of IS per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nih the recipe for 81 by the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard, any
drug FOR the riiing Of % per year Any
physician druggist wilitell you is perfectly harmless
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of its eca.N
Semitic any part othe world receipt o by address
ing. DR. !. T.. DEVEkAUN.
P.o Box, No 1858, New Haven Connecticut.
uiy22-d&w'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
S e a | d Proposals..

QUARTErm .sTFR's DER ,RTMESr L. 8 A.
indianapolis, Ind, August 20, lS62.
StEALED PROPOSALS will he received AT this offc.
- until ten O'Clock A NJ, on Thursday August 2s,h
lS62, for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
Democratic Union State Ticket

rok SECRETARY or srArr,
JAMES 8. ATHON,
OF Marion County
ron AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOSEPH RIsTINE.
OF Fountain County.
roR TnEssUEEs STAFF,
MATTHEW l. BRETT,
or Davies County.
roR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR Il HORD,
OF Decatur CoInty.
roa SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL L. RUGG.
OF Allen COUNTY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-30

- lan eafssse@ Iac lat 10.
pa'sh,, fram NasasHle uaaia .u3,cafe
naf os' srcr hnte raiatl q sitiof9
ADJ bad aHtn Obs GO my several
ula sog.h y Nurfrer,lsoro where il.e
aaalf bsg Bot &c maa vat g.
fariher intelligence before uc can fai-
l determine TIE result
A. 70 tie Battles a y.eksbars DC
account, = uey comc from Uaion
source aFaear favorable for Us Fei-
ynl troop. "a he ether hand ihr
news from rrbd soarccs represent
that oar forces we're several times gr.
pulsed. and even driven back 70 their
boats Bat on ~. morning Of ilse 3o.b
tie rebel accounts say that heavy Or
ing was again heard. and ]. aas up.
posed ihal ,iiv Uuion troops were al.
,apeiag again 70 storm Tie rebel
workA
These accounts relate to what took
place q Jay " lwo lsler titan Hose ne.
ported by Cen sherman. And the
Rebcls clam that oar troop. aere re-.
pulled IN al lheir attempt. 70 carry
their works How this may be will
be better known hereafter.
Gen Banks ami tic feet from be.
low had not arrived al yieksburg
when this battle commenced, which
was Z or 10 days ago. We shall
hope % hear d their arrival and sue
ccsslul cooperation soon.
The neas from Arkansas is fayora-
Die for tie Uuioa cause.
Gen Bragg, commanding the rebel.
at Murfresboro, is reported killed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-30

No 25.-- An net altering the time Of
holding the December term Of the
Windsor County Court.
his hereby enacted, SC.
Sec. /. The December term Of the
County Court for the county Of Wind
sor, shall be held on the second Tues
day Of December, instead OF the time
now provided by law.
Sec. 9. All writs, and processes,
made reiurnable TO said Court on the
first Tuesday of December, shall be
returuable TO, and entered in, said
Court on the Second Tuesday of De
cember.
i 8. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Nov, 26, 1862.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-30
Loss of The Monitor

This Iron clad, turret vessel, that
fought the Merrimack, sprang leak
in a gale, and sunk. II is feared that
a considerable number Of officers and
men went down with her. No ex-
PLANTATION rs TO how The leak occurred
Is given. Probably by the rolling Of
the vessel, and the siraining Of the
wooden works below, by the heavy
weight Of armor aud Of the turret
above.