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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
HILLSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.
PAY UP,
Last Notice,

HaSG NoGlcSv
A LII PERSONS indebted to j. X MARLAY, by
IA note or book account, hereby notified that no
longer indulgence can he given, but said claims MUST
BE SETTLED EIMEDIATELYl
This notice Is intended to be taken rs in earnest and
as meaning Just what IL says Those to whom It applies
will peaseact accordingly "a word to the wise is suf
hcient" J. MANNING,
Agent !or J. X. Maray.
Hillsboro, Sent. lst, 1862 Bep4w3"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
Tha Rlanksmith

VIII find the largest and best variety of IRON and
STEEL In Highland County. We keep stock Of Iron
ALWAYS full by weekly receipts, by which supply
every want.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
NOTICE.

TUNHE wives ofsolders ia the u s. service and others
n entitled pay from the County relief fund, who
may resi- le In the Township Of Liberty, Highland
County, Ohio, will report themselves and number OF
children to S. p ShTOpe Clerk Of said Township II not
reported personally by certificate signed by at least
two credible Witnesses in order to secure their pay
from said relief fund.- by the 25th dQy Of August, 1862
BY order Of the Trustees of Liberty Township.
augliw2 S. p. SHR0PE, Clerk.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06

The House i1der
willfnd full assortment of Locks, Latches, Butts
Screws, Hinges and Nais.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
WYE would invite attention to our complete and
Wv well-selected stock vi
Foreign and Domestic Hardware!
The Carnentar

VIII ind in every article OF Tools snitabe
his trade We keep Planes, Boring Machines, Chises.
Hand Saws 1enOn Saws Rip Saws, Fret Saws, Hand and
Broad Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, &C., &c.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06

The Carriage Makel
win ind every kind of Springs, Axles, Bolts
Spokes, FelOes, Oil Cloths, &c.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06

The S d dler
VIII Saddle Trees, Pads Hog-skins, Rings, Buckles
&C.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judgs Of Fairfield Common Pleas cOurt-HENRY
c. WHITMAN, residence LaaeaSss5; o6,S, d, p,h,,,
Building. ,,,,,,
SAsrig--IAAES MILLER, once az JAN, o...,,,
CisrS of court--JOHN @. RAINRY, ofhce Public
Ssitsr---wILLIAM ROBINSON, oaeo Public
Tr,sssr.r--P C. RENADUM % oficePublicnuileini
Rseordsr--A. SYFERTs Once Public Bniiding.,
-y saroevor II. u! HANNUM somee Pebble buildhg
Coroasr--L sH REFE r. residence Madison tp.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHARP, OF Bern Town
ship; JONAS A.. BAKER, of Walnut Township, hn'
John w. CUNNINGHAM of Hocking TownshlPs; Ps N
seAo,f EramiAsrS -WlLLIAM WHITLEY, Johf
WILLIA Ms aud URIAH g. RuTTER. ~ }--
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
aoox AND JOB pRIET1Ea. .

We arc pre- pared to execute all descriptions 10
WORK. such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POSIhhS;
AND FANCY JoBRIEG, with new and supenortype
and on shorl.notice. - ~,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10

I
Life Insurance Companies, see "lnsurance."
| ime 10 not 10 be regarded as msnuiaetnFo'
Liuiments sar'e as "Dentlnree." o...,,
Iipseed oil per gallon. ssNV'''
Livery stable keepers under which Ietm
Included every person whose ooenpS.ionn oep. "a oo
- keep horses forhlre or 10 le'' 'oi 'S'Hse ~ w
4 I otiOns same s.Dentri9es-" s..n..tA,,
Losenges, mech az IsEl, same as "penItlnss.
Lumber Is NOT TO be considered nanaisc.ure
Magazines are not 70 oe ohsI,,sI lssS ~ rata or 5
faoturs ofpapeF, or suom''eH ~
1 duty as manulacture. ...,n.. :.
Do for ali adve Tlisemeuts, on gross reeep~ Spsre'
Magic lIniment same 'DentriGcS.n ~
Msii ia mai 10 he considered manufacture.
Manifesl OF the cargo OF any ship, vessel OF g
stssmer, for Ioreign port,ifi registered
| tunnage OF such chip, weasel or steamer,s
does not exceed three hundred tons, stamp
duty t'',f .s.-'s.,.s % w
Do. do. exeeeding three hupdred tons, and .
not exceeding six hund rod tuna s'''''''''''' m no
Do. do exceeding ak hundred tnns...'.'t''' ~ ~
ManuiactuIeTk, for license s''.''',s.''N'. " "
Manufactures, not otherwlle specified
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
TERMS OF sURscRIPTIoN.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The Gasel,e willbe ppblished every Thursday, on
the following terms:
One year IN advanee... .........'"..,.'..'Sl ~
After khe expiration Of mouths ............e 90
For less tim Q than one year, at the rate Of. ] 50
rper annu,n but iuvaHsble In advance. .
l7No dlsOontinuanee until Arrearages are paid
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,
A. square oflOlnes, or less, oneinsertion. SO
Three inse
For each additional sertion.. 20
All Advertisements running lessthan three months,
charged at the above rates. - -. .
Flf. 3 MeHths Months le MontAs
Ono squarre.. % 90. .....S3 50...... 9s 0O
Two do ,....,,,....5 90. ,.,..I 00.,.... 10 90
Throe. do ....... u 0O...... co.. .,.., u 90
POUR .do.,,,.........9 90. .....1l Oo...... IS 90
one rth column. 10 co. ....l5 90 ....' 20 90
One-thirl., .d0.....I2 00.. -..I7 e0-...,, 2e 90
One H. ,...do ....,i4 O0......19 o0.'''.' Is 90
(,pe column .........Is 90. ....2S 00...... 40 90
UPBusiuess cards fabout lines, by the year, IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,ndt mark cd on the manuscript
wilibe cnntiuued at our terms uuul forbid.
nPLexal adve rtise ents, Administrator's notices
ENe must be paid for in advance, for reasons which
we Will explain at the tina. j,,t ys
.IPTho above lermsstrlctly observed In oil cases
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-21
Miscellaneous.
NIARYSVILLE
PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE.
III. HARRIS & co.


Z Street, Near Corner Of2d, NInrysvIIle.
Also, 7S street, Sacramento.
1O6 SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
And Aurora, Esmeralda Mining District.
NTlLL CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BUSINESS
w OF Melting, Refining and Assaying
Gold and Ores of Every Description
ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DUST.
Gold Bars bought and sold Returns made in Rars
or Coin, IN SIX HOURS
Shippers Of DUS1 can draw, against consignment
on our houses at MARYSVIlIE. SACRAMENTO and
SAN FRANCISCO, and Check Books for that purpose
will be furnished by us.
They would respectfully solicit from the Miners nd
Dealers, their patronage AS vouchers for the cor
rectness Of their Assays they refer with permission
to the following Bankers who for uearlyfour wears
have shipped Bars assayed by them TO the Eastern
States and Europe:
SAN FRANCISCO: MARysyuLK;
Is. Davidson, Esq, Low, Bros. a. Co.
Mess. J. parrott Co.. Decker. Jewett A Paxton
+" Sather & Church. Reynolds Bros
" Reynolds, Refs &Co. NEW YORK.
SACRAMENTO: b. Berend 4 Co.,
b. F. Hastings Il Co., Trevor Il Colgate
d. o. Mills Co.
QUICKSILVER AGENCY
OF THE NEW IDRIA MINES.
The best article the State, sold at San Francisco
Agents rates.
August 6. 1861. II. HARRIS * co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-21
A FOlsehood Nailed,

We published The other day a remarkable
article from the Richmond Whig, in which
1t complains Of the outrageous habit of ly-
ing, into which Southern Journals and poll
ticlans have fallen, adding that 1t Is disgus.
ting all sensible and honorable men, and
seriously injuring the rebel cause. As a
specimen of the audacious length TO which
the practice is carried, we republish the
following from the New Orleans Delta Of
May lst:
Commander of the United States SQUAD
ron, ROW in the port of New 0rleans-Sir:
Sent by my government to protect the per-
sons and property of its citizens, who are
here TO the number of thirty thousand, re.
gret to learn at this moment that you have
accorded delay of forty eight hours for the
evacuation Of the city by the women and
children. venture to observe to you that
this short delay is ridiculous; aud, in the
name of my Government, oppose it. II
1t is your resolution to lombard the city,
do it; but wish to state that you will have
to account for this barbarous act to the
Power which represent. In any event,
demand sixty days for the evacuation.
DE CLoUET,
Commandant of the steamer Milan, oppo-
site the city of New Orleans"
10 reply to this, we have received from
the French Admiral, Reynard, the follow
ing extract of letter from Capt. CLIQUE
(not Clouet, as spelled above):
"May 4, 1862.
From the inclosed paper you will see that
am represented as having written letter
to Commodore Farragut, protesting against
the bOmbardment of the city. never had
occasion to address the, Commodore, and
bad done 1t ] would not have made use of
such language"
These New Orleans journalists have a
rare gift of invention. In the Picayune of
the 29th ult., we find statement TO the ef-
feet that Nashville had been recaptured by
Generals Kirby Smith and Humphrey Mar.
shall, aud that Eve thousand of the Federal
troops there had stacked arms and refused
to fight any longer under the Washington
despOtism."-[N. Y. Herald.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-21

Our STREEGTH.-These are eventful times
Since this rebellion broke out, history has
been making faster than we have any re-
cord of in the past. We have solved prob
lem in few months that the events of half
a century would have failed in doing under
ordinary circumstances. Among other
things, we have inaugurated new era in
naval warfare, which, will, after short
time, leave the existing naves of the world
almost useless, and give US an iron clad
feet which will enable this country TO sue
cessfully resist If necessary, the combined
forces of Europe. But Europe is likely TO
have too much trouble of home for a con-
siderable time to come to think of provok-
ing foreign war. The elements OF revo-
luton are still smonldering on that conti-
nent. and just now they are threatening TO
burst into fame. In France, In Russia, in
Italy, in Spain, in Austria, the same omin-
Gus signs are observable. Louis Napoleon
has already shown bis apprehension Of the
impending danger, as was shown by the ar
rests lately made In Paris. There IL, indeed,
every prospect that before long monarchy
and imperialism will be subjected to trial
which will test their strength to the full,
and we shall be surprised II the result does
not demonstrate republican government to
be the strongest and most permanent OF
all.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-21

A RIVAL OF GAs.-It is said that a plan
is about to be brought into use in the East.
by which petroleum gas can be converted
into 6rst.rate Illuminating gas at cost Of
about fifty cents per thousand feet II the
statement is correct, we will soon see rev.
olutlOn in the business of illumination that
will place q most eifectual check on gas mo-
nopOies No other corporations, charter
cd for any purpose whatever, enjoy the
same independent monopoly as gas compa-
MES An association which puts up its So
called "measure" in your cellar. keeps its
own accounts of the register, admitting no
error or contradiction, aud shuts off your
supply gas at its own will aud pleasure, is
not likely to become popular, even with
green old ege, and the evil is none the more
endurable because there is no remedy.
Thousands, then, will rejoice 10 the success
Of the petroleum gas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-21

NEW ORLEANS TRAEQUm.-The Mayor
and municipal authorities have been al
lowed to retain their power and privileges
in everything unconnected with military
affairs. The Federal soldiers do not seem
TO interfere with the private property Of the
citizens, and have done nothing that we
are aware Of to provoke difficulty. The
usual nightly reports of arrests for vagran-
cy, assaults, wOuDding and killing, have
unquestiOnably been diminished. The city
is as tranquil and peaceable as in the most
quiet times.-[New Orleans Bee, May 8.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-21
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY,
On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
BYI. j. ROLFE Il co.

potFE. G. I. LAMMoN. T. II. J
c. y. BURCHFIELD.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-21
,Gicc-COrnor Broad and Pine Streets.

Tar Tvl.WEExLY DEdocRAr will be delivered to town
ub,cribcrs at - cents per month; single copies 10
cents Mail subscribers. So per annnm, IN advance
for six months, s., 30; three months -.
p,rEs or ADvERTIsiNG-FOr one square Of ten lines,
H..t insertion 81 edch subsequent insertion. 81.
Dne hundred words on average make square
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-21
Hotels and Restaurants.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE.
NO. 80 & "a, BROAD ST., NEVADA.

Nv D. 4 %, BhOAD ST., NEVADA.
GEO. r. LANCASTER, PROP'R.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
i announce to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity
aud the travelling public that he still has charge OF
the well known aud Popular Hotel known as the Ma
tiOh"I Exchange, on Broad ST.. Nevada.
The Building is Of Brick, three stories high, and
THOROUGHLY FIRE-PROOF,
Having stood two fires. The several apartments have
ecently been fitted up in style that cannot be sur
passed.
The Beds and Furniture are New,
And for comfort cannot be exceed.
The Table will at all times be supplied with all
the Varieties the Market affords.
Game Suppers, Got up to Order.
Particular attention will he paid to accommodating
LADIES AND FAMILIES.
The Stages. running in all directions from Ne
vada. have their Offices at aud take their departures
from the National Exchange.
re- OPEN ALL NIGHT. IA
The Bar, and Billiard Saloon under the charge
Ofan experienced man. adj0ins the Office, where
games and drinks can be had.
Having had long experience at the business am
confident Of being able to make the National the best
Hotel in the Mountains, and a comfortable home for
Travellers
CHARGES MODERATE, TO SUIT THE TIMES.
LIVERY STABLE,
Is connected with the house and particular attention
will he given 10 the OF horses. carriages. &c.
Horses and Carriages can at all times be procured by
application at the Office.
GEO. R. LANCASTER, Pro'r
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

rIE FCEEeAr of CAPTAIN O'SuLrvAN TOMORROW The
funeral Of Captain Maxwell OSullivan late of the Erhy
sighth New York Volunteers, will take place
Sunday from the armory of the Sixty ninth regiment
~ two O'Clock 7. NJ Tho remains of the lamented officer
who fought at the battle Of Bull n volunteer in tho
gallant Sixiy.nin,h-wih be accompanied to Calvary
Cemetery by his old comp my under ccmmand of Captain
o Ieefo and many OF his former comrades and friends
a will be buried n lier should te with n soldiers
Donors The remains will be laid during lay and
morrow under military grad in the arnory corner
nnd Grand streets from which The body OF Colcne
Eaggerty has recently been transferred to its resting
nj,
The New York herald., 1862-04-19
ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL,

bloody Battles in New Granada-So'
m0val OF Gen. Herrsn-A New Minister
To Washing gton-Anatrs i'm Guayaqu1l,
&C., dse., SC.
Tbs mail steamship Ariel Captain Seabury, from As
piawa on tho 4th instant, and Port Royal on the 10Th
Just. arrived at this port yesterday morning
Tit Ariel brings Panama papers up TO April but the
local nsws they contain is unusually meagre.
Capt J. Davis OF the little steamer Taboga, lost his
life the night Of the 27th ut It supposed he rolled
overheard while asleep the hurricane deck of bis
vessel lie was native Of Liverpool, and ia highly
spoken Of.
Capt. Ritcho, of the United States steamer Saranac,
left Panama for home on the 18th instant after serving
that station for two and half years He has always
been unoompromsng Union man.
which had left the river Pacona on tho 22d OF
March with eight persons on board had been heard
Of on the LIST inst 1t was feared they all lost
Foars were also expressed for the American vessel
Mary Sawyer, forty two days out. She was ladon with
ce and bound from Boston to Aspnwall.
The following Is the
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

Canadian -four lower with rather more doing az
The concession, with sales OF 500 bbls closing within
the range OF the above quotations Southern -four par
took OF the general business, with sales Of 500 9CC
bbls within tho range OF the above prices. Ryo flour
dull at quotations. with sales of 125 bbs Corn
meal dull and prices easier with sales of 325 bbls
Jersey and within tho range Of quota
tons Rye arm and in fair dsmand, with sales OF
$500 bushels, at SOC. on the pier, Sic. 81c de-
vered. Iarey was firm and supplies limited Sales Of
2,oc0 bushels Cr Canada West made at 81. Barley
malt rnr with small sales reported at 81 O3. Oats
were without material change aprics. Sales of Cana
dian and Western made at $40. 39c, and or State
40t. Com was without change Of moment ia pric ,s
old unchanged, whilo easier. The saes
embraced - 900 bushels, SIS 70. sOc. for Western
mixed in s.olo and dclivaSod. and $50. 55 no for
Je. scy aud Southern yellow
CtlsEf he market wrs quiet and sales limited while
quotations were unchanged
toroN.-lhe market Was again higher and active with
sales of abolt GOO baos closing the basis Of 20.
291. for mddtg upands with little or mono to be lad
IN the afternoon under the latter figure.
FRrGirs.-kates were irIner with fair amount Of
ongrgC mns. 10 Liverpool $40 boxes bacon at POS and
or steamer so hhJs. hams at 4Os +, and 0O0 boxes
cheese at 45s TO Loulon SEQ bGis. oil cake 2s., 40
hns tobacco al 2Gs and pes steamer 10 buxcs blcoi;
AIS. 10 Glasgow, pc. steamer. 600 p. owl ions
40s fta., aud by sailing vessel 100 tcrces lard at
@-s 6d. 10 Hamburg 70 tons 81. Domingo wood wat
IR.vl oSs.-pork heavy and dull, whuo sales
were:o fair extent at Sl2's7 sl2 so for
S12 80 $l3 for prime and $40 $40 25 for
,In.c Beei IL light sap!l ly aud prices rm. with
Of 200 bbs at 81. 3t ga for plain and
Sla 80 S5 for extra, Prime moss beef $40
c,f hams quiet and nominal at SIT SlT So Cut
meats were III ae request with sales u a0o pacsagcs
sc. for dry salton shoulders aad at &c. FOR
hams, and az 5ac. Tor picked do Gac heavy
and duL with OF oGIy 100 boxes Cumbcrl md cut
sac. Lard in moderate demand and lower Saics
of 500 packages made AZ sc. Sac. the latto
FOR prime in barrels Butter in aood Test with
sales al 1885, l9c ami good to choice old AT 1Sc.
20c. Sup. lies OF Oh!p were limited. We quote 1t at
lie rs, the latter ayule Tor prime. Western
reserve cheese was nfni at al.c. Ioc fer g3od ami
cboco English daires, and at &C. 0c for state Ohio
was at 6v. &c.
S,GsYs---the market steady with moro doing:
the sales eIbi about OIU hh,s., including small
lot of orto cus at 6i.c. tho remaigGcr consisted of
tubas mostly within the range o CSC. 7a,c., with
a sma lot Of prime grocery goots Mt SC. si4c.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

ANOTHER SEcIssIoN FtAG.-At the depot this morning
secession nag captured At Fort Doncson, which
Is ou its way to tho editor Of the New YoRx HERALD and
Is to he presented to the Sixty ninth regiment New York
state Militia The 1ag is Of silk, and very finely worked
On one sidc which s Of green silk is tho following
scrirtion:-"sons Of Ern, go where glory waits you"
there also tho symbol OF harp this sido. On the
reverse tho stars and bars, in blue and white silk
Tho flag was viewed with some curiosity by those who
saw it.-Roches'eT Union, Ap,iIl6.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

WINTER GAriES-Mr. Earton Hill, the excellent leading
sor Of this establishment takes his benefit this even
ng. Tho play is "camlr I" with Matilda Heron in her
great role of the heroine, and Mr. Hill Armand On
" nday evening Mr. Hill arrears, with Miss Charlotte
Thompson. the pay tho Walnut street thea
trs rhiladcphia where he engaged to Gil the leading
position ted by Mr. Elwn Adams, who opens, with
Mss Batemnn. at tho Winter Garden, on the same
a, yfiing
The New York herald., 1862-04-19
CONTRIBUTIONS to the Sanitary Com mi ..

M r Strong the Treasurer OF The United State. s.u
M Bs Sane hs % s
since the % Instant,
s 'yh Il nf%sss rssr E: ss ri 'GA1 T. Ea5.
@ @ 3 3as Co. sic s
a e tqss ssnSS. s'rn
raa s D. Avid B. bSv 3d. - s sS Mrs oSs Md
rsw nass y eo S E Go"
' Ss co. ~ ' f i ssls s'%ss
S ss ~ Sn;SS; Sfa
Cash By r H. rse, Jr, Assistant Treasurer 10; k T.
'f Soas. by Il il HI a sns % % $751; 5, hsns ss c s
c 81 S sSdsr a So e H %' 2.x sx Jas e I'M ks @ d. ES
ward Anthony siSOSI 81 Flshki LandiHg, sio; Thirty.
rrcasurer s5i 2o eon.rSatons from rortan Maine by %
% I Srss nss ssSs%s sssn % o & ea.ssian Sss
In Ftt Reformed Dutch church, Jersey City, by W l.
Per x H. Weston tcspecy or wo"nasd saicr - Al ,Ss
TT. E. B. ASan s To fs q
Further donations are urgently needed Tor the relief Of the
army at every point.
Onicial Drawings Of the Kentucky and
KTsrUcKY EXTRA CLASS l,i--April i. 1867
Is, 46, H. ., 81. ~, 26, l3, 45, ~, A. IL, g. 81
DEIAwAsE, CLASS @.-April Is, 1861.
8, 20, |, ~, %, $, q, Al, 80, AZ, 50, Cl, 0.
o''''''r' sent oy ADDRESSING John A. MORRIS CO..
Wilmington, Delaware or Covinsson, Kentucky.
OMcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy 8
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KESrucKr. EXTRA CLASS lS--Apr 18 lS62
76, z, y, =, 26 49, 81, ~, D, 20, AZ, ~, 49, 43
KEsrucxr CLASS lsi-Aprii Is, 1853.
9, 2, Al, 10, "a, 80, sc, 81, Is, Al 81, II, SO.
O''''' S'' ''S' 'aa HusRTY II sbDY s5'sxs Co,
Coyington KY. or 81. Louis, Mo-
Prizes Cashed I'm all LcgaIixcd Lot
teres. Information given JOSEPH BATES. broker, I
Wall street. up stairs New York.
Gauze Undershirts
l and white Linen Drawor.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

Mss M.IDLp, HERoS's CAMnLR.--In another column
ill be found card from Miss Matilda Heron reference
10 alleged infringement ot The copyright OF her play OF
u amio" By Miss Charlotte Thompson, who is now play
hg TIE charncto In hadeipha. We offer opinion on
bs merits Of the controversy ceeming better tho
matter isl koy be made the subject legal proceedings
30 couue ourselves to directing attcn Miss
III temous OF her
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

authority Of an act Of the Legislature % April ~.
1869. This is TO take the place of 81 .O00,0
Union Defence bonds, which will be redeemed.
with interest, May l. The new issue win bear six
per cent interest, and the principal to mature No
yember /, 1864.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19
Tho Captured Officers OF thr Rebel Stea IN or
Sumter.
BosToS. April IS, 1867

DosTON. April IL, IS62
Thomas T Tausall, late United States Consul at Tau
ger and Mr. Myers Purser Ct the SUMTER arrested at
hieecras, More Geo. arrived here to-day in tho bark
Harvest Home to which hoy wcro transferred by tho
rnilod States gunboat lno. Tho prisoners in irons
Which removed by order OF Marshal Keys and they
were sent TO Fort Warren, to await Instructions from
ths gover0ment
The New York herald., 1862-04-19
Tho N avy,

Tho Navy.
The United States despatch rtcsrnrr Mssaachtxetts
will sail from the Navy Yard, Brooklyn sbout the 2ith
sust taking stores and the mails to hs several block
aiding squadrons This steamer g san in connection
WITH and TO perform the Same seryc as bs Connocti.
cue and Rhode Island.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

NASSAU, n. p, April 11Ss1S6e
The robot steamer Nashville arrived April l. from
Charleston and changea her coors to the British under
she nae Of Thomas L. Wragg. and sailed again the
yh having taken board tho cargo or arms OF tho
British steamship Southwark that arrived from England
few days previously. Tho steamer Economist, from
Charleston arrived April with eleven hundred bales
ACTION
The New York herald., 1862-04-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsnEs-Smal sales of both sorts were making at IS so
a S. G2H
BsEADsTrrs.--Flour was again heavy and lower, and
closed at decline Of &C. 1oc. per barrel The sales
braced about 800 bbs. closing within the range Of the
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

: OCEAS House.. NEwsoRr, II. I've understand that
ahs hvoritc house has boen again renod by Msssrs
Esrner Birch, OF tho Clarendon Hotel in this city.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19
Frsshet I'm the Hudson River.

ALnlNYl lIlN Ib, IbUZ.
The river last night tho docks and partially
up SeAie street. Tho dsmage 5onc here ia small.
she Central Railroad track is undor water forty
miles.
In consequence Of the fog last ht he Hendrix Hud
con az not 60 down tbs river un u ~ morning.