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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19
J1bsftayy Arrest In Jerseyvills, HI

nsflnxy Arrest In JerseyvIlls, Iaa !.
From the Alton Telegraph, eth
We pnderstand that therr was quite a
stir ysAterday in Jerseyv7ilc, crossing out
of m attempt made by tho commander of
this post. to arrest the editor Of he Jar
SEVILLE Democratic Union for disioyalty
This editor has for some months past been
filling his paper with the vilest and mos.
abusive epithets against the government,
and dsuonncing the President as worse
traitor than JEFF. Davis.
Col. Hihebpnd--who by the way is a
sound Democrat, Of the Douglas stamp
hiss had his eye upon him for some time,
and yesterday he dispatched q small posse
Of soldiers to arrest aud bring him to AL
ton. But we have been informed that,
that valiant editor, considered in this in
stance that discretion was the better part
Of valor, gave them the slip, and the sol
diers returned without being able to ar
rest him
We are not fully advised as to the
course which VIII now be pursued in ref
ersnoe to the matter by the military. but
we are satisfied that the authority of the
Government will be vindicated by Col
Hildebrand let the consequences be what
II may. He has helped take care Of rebels
in Tennessee and will therefore know how
TO deaiEwith them in Illinois.
We have been convinced for some
time that this editor should either be con-
fined in the Penitentiary or the insane
asylum at Jacksonville. but i; has not been
so clear to cur mind which Of the two
places he should grace with his presence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19
And Ihomas Jefferson. the great .no.
TIE OF Democracy gave even stronger en-
preston TO the same sentiments 10 Al,
following familiar na...,.

" There must doubtlsss be- an ,nb
". Maansss 81 our people, produced by ths AZ ou
'hsvesy among us. This whole com marrs ~. ..sne0
AssoS 80 Save 70 erpesaAl exascise ~ ~ 4 -
hosIerous pssslons-shs most unrenittl.s ass moss
s.n.1 ~" rs pssL and degrsdiDg aabmission az ~
~ uur snassn sss this. and learn 70 imii.,. -:
ssrm e ail sda csuon IN hsn. PROM M sr.n = ias
= ,sarninx 70 DO wis. he SEES olhsrs a. ~ !.
ply " As sslfese for Ies.rsininr ,As ~,
cs@ 1870 N. sisys. IL should siw.ys ts 80
y 10 :. - s.,1 !. present. su, Esasraiy Il
e. HnsAsa&uA Of wrath, putt on IL
s'ss in The ciscis ~ Smaller slsvss xyyrs i ssms
~ sns wsst ~ p@~0n4t I'D. shss nurssd, sdassisd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19

DIy killed. After being twenty-five days
in the woods, Wilson and his comrsde
reached the Chattahooche river, and there
found boat, in which they got to colum-
bus, Ga, subsisting on raw catfish and
berries on the way.
They did not venture into the city. but
started for the Cult coast, and after eleven
days Of suffering and hardship, reached
Apalachicola, and there for the first time
in seven months behsld the flag Of the
free floating from the y. s. steamer SOM
erset, on board which they we're taksn,
and treated with the utmost kindDess.--
From that vessel they were transferred 70
the Stan and Stripes, and taken 10 Key
West. whence they propose to start for
Warrington, en- route to join their regi-
mt !.
ms narrative is o romantio 0he, and
rests msnly upon the statements Of the
we men, but is corroborated ID q msas-
ao oy zen; Prentiss, who, in ! recent
i;rcacA Al Wellington, alluded to the
hanging, at Aaana.. Gs., Of eight prrivates
OF an Ohio regiment. who had been sent
by Gsn. Mitchell to destroy q railroad but
unfortunately neglected to cut the wires
and were intercepted by rebel force
from Chattanooga. '1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19

~ - sAS'uOhAPo 0uu utAtCUlt1c6.
:, we crossed the mountains, made the
Iennesses river, where we founda small
boat, with which We made our way down
he liver to Stephenson, Alabama. Here
Ms.ound the entire rebel force in com
'os0 ete Of confusion, occasioned, q We
M .sas::pseuy visit from our cavalry,
~na0n Inv ,sde dash into the town.
morning. anu " 'nA'
We had succeeded, r...;n. 49,,
the town safely, when xf srads., t'ousn
upon force Of rebel cavans 0a ~
By Colonel Stephenson, who ~ So :. .us
oners, just fourteen days aftef ~ pa
the balance Of our party. We were y. -
medlately recognised % belonging to - y,
drews' party, and after being con6net
one night In Stephenson, 70 were txke,
on tho cars to Chattanooga and conf;nal
10 Jail. where We found the whole party
y va endeayored to make us give III,
name o. the engineer, - they had q terri
bic fate in wait for him, but not one 8
tie party would .iivuixs ms name.
A Court Martial Vas ordered for ~.
trial OF Andrews, and Pittsngsr Of the %
Ohio uAs taken out - witneas. and 5,
alternate offers OF pardon and persecution
they eudeavored to make him testify
against Andrews, but he was true to M,
word and companions, and the court could
gam nothing from him. Andrews and
!..'sngsf wsfs then cent back 10 ~ II
!sli. snd W expected nothing lsss thar
tho whole party would hang. AL or
time, about My 10, Chatsanoon ~
Threatened BY enr iercss, and al Ne
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19

By D. g Holland Timothy Tltcomh) 50 Iluars.
lions.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

Great excitement was produced in Dayton
last Saturday morning by the shooting OF J.
F. BArIxEYEE, Editor Of the Daily Empire.
by HExRY 81. BEswS, halter Of that city
The deceased and Brown resided in the same
eighborhuOd-there bad been difficulty be-
tween them growing out of the shooting of
dog owned by Bailmeyer by son Of Brown
Saturday morning they accidentally met on the
street, when the quarrel was renewed, and af-
ter some lard words on 5othsides Brown drew
q pistol and shot Ballmeyer, killing lin in
stantly. The affair produced intense excite
ment, and several Efforts were made by the
friends OF the deceased to force the jail and
take summary vengeance upon Brown. The
police succeeded, However, in protecting the
prisoner until five hundred soldiers. who had
been tclegraphed for by the Mayor, arrived
from Cincinnati, after which the excitement
subsided. At last advices all the soldiers ex-
eept enc company had left, and no further yio-
Ience was ANTICIPATED. The report that polili-
cal difftrcrcez lad something TO do with the
rfair seemed to he unfouuded, and is positively
denied BY those who profess to be fully posted
in refereace to the matter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

TINS EaeIRE OF IlEALTH.-WHo WTET.Ds
~ ScRPTPE.- Universal Empire has been The
d r ing ",j"ct OF r,.s,re. Of ds<pols dynasiies.
aad -ta,eS. from the time Of the Pharohs to
that of N . f,oa l. Grand Sas of blood
lave bcrn rlrd to attain it. and the boues Of
tl,r n,vraitls who have been slaughtered IN the
l.',rs,.iI 81 Ihis chimera, wo,ild, it they eodhi
l-r rnI rcted in ono mass, oveFipp the highesi
pax ot the Iiirnalayan moaRiHins, Rome
, ,m. nearest the conformation. yet even she
was r..vcr, in lru;h, the absolute Mistress of
tine World"
Ye, there l. srccina OF Universal empire
which has bcpn attained. Il n an empire not
ever the souls Ond bodies Of mankind, but
over their disease, The coBqIor who has
achieved this grand result is Doctor HOlio-
way Of L1nd,n; al least We are taught to be
licSe that lie has done 81 sy vouchers from all
pare Of lie Christ ian and heathen world. which
seem 10 t:e irrelusab!t and which in fact, 80
I,r as wr know. have never eeen challenged.
Ills Iills ard Ointment ere universal rense-
dies in a Gnub!e sense They are dissemmi-
narcI Ibi uuehout the ha5isusl globe, and they
ere 70 -corwd< II witnesses" assure ~ uaf;
rersnl q suats 6k
II ibis country Il IS quite certain that ihe
I'i!s are used with the most beneficial effect
in fiisnrdrrs ofihe stomach. liver and bowels
aud that scrorula. aud all the family Of erup-
tive disease Gnd d;schargiug sores, give way
TO Tic healing operation OF the Ointment.
Surely the noblest Of all universal empires
j. shat which s'retchrs lis healing scHpire OveI
the ma'adies OF all nation4. Day B Jos7
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

There are new 215 more national vessels afoat
in active service than there were in January
1861. We then had only Al. We now have
256 They are distributed az follows: Potomac
Flotilla, rs; E1st Gulf Squadron, 81; Western
FIotilla, 30; North Atlantic Blockading SquSd-
ron, A.; South Atlantic Blpcl<ading Squadron
So; West Indies, lat presently 6; East Indies, 2:
MEDITERRANEAN, 5; Pacific, 5; West Gulf Squad
ron, 81; Special Service, s; Cost of Africa, /.
ANOTHER ASSESSMENT Brigadier General
Ben. Ioan has assessed five Thousand dollars on
the disloyal inhabitants of jefferson City, Mo.
for subsisting the enrolled militia in that place,
and for the relief of the destitute families of
soldiers in the same.
Ecklcy, Republican, is elected to Congress
from the 18th District. Jefferson gave him a
majority of 600, which will carry him through
in spite of 500 majority reported in Stark for
Belden, Democrat. Beldsn was one of the
Stark County Sympathizers who we're orderd
to be arrested few days since for advising
men to resist the draft. To avoid the arrest
he left for parts unknown
Gen. Henry Little, of the Confederate army,
who WIS killed on the 10Th ult., in the battle
of Iuka, Miss, was n son of the late Hon. Peter
Little of Baltimore, and previous to the break
ing ont of the present war held commission
in the United States army.
Crops IN WESTERN NEW YoRK.--It is stated
that appes so plenty in Western New York
that they can be bought for fifty cents a bar
rel Potatoes show no symptoms Of disease
| and the best ones are sold for II dollar q barrel
! intending package. One farmer has an orcharet
| of choice grated fruit. and offered the whole
of his crop Of apples at l25 cents per bush
cl, the purchaser to gather the fruit and select
only such as he wanted and could sell.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

"IIe remembered the Forgottci." was beau
tifnlly said Of Howard the philaa,hropist. =
]! also applies 10 every mAn who brings the
nmeIioraiions, comforts and enjnyments OF life
wiilliN the reach Of persons ard classes who
u othcrwise deprived Of their advantases.-
Especially may it be said Of him who labOri-
'usly sreks ami finds new means Of prescrv-
ing health, "the poor mans capital and the
rich mans power" We think this eulrgiGm
prop 'rIy applied TO J. Q Aver, Of lowell, the
renowned chemist of New England who, spur
mn the tro den paths ia ne, dcvotes his en-
tire abi'i'ics aud acquirem MS TO the discov
cry Of Natures mos; eff ctual remedies for dis
ease When the hidden blessing has been
revealed he proceeds to supply it to all saau
kitid ulikr, through our druggists at such low
prices that poor and rich may alike enj1y iss
benefits Journal and Enquirer, Portland
Me.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

Not satisfied with the gen;lemanly, and we
think sufficient. explanation Of the Ga>ot, in
regard 10 the language used in speaking Of the
PRESIDENT : emancipation proclamatiogand its
approval by fOuri iiths of the army. designat-
ing them as Union men, the crudie editor Of
the St nd 'rd, although apparently opposed to
" half articles" again branches out in
an article occupying about the space above
mentioned, in which, no doubt, he thinks he
proves hS construction Of the language in
question, and says that although speaking po-
litcallv it " does not alter the slur on the
doubtful Unionisn of one fifth of the soldiers =
Now, in the absence Of the editor, we shall
not, Of c1ursn. attempt TO appcase the inpor-
tunate anxiety of our downtown neighbor
concerning the emoumcnts of the p. o. We
don't know, nor don't care what it IS worth,
therefore we are sorry to say we can give him
no information on that point but, If we may
be permitted TO take the responsibility, we
would merely suggest that the &dndGld man
| (having already earned The reputation of be
ing a mere political wcathcr-cocI) " needs
watching, or his friends will not know where
to fad him. We do not mean to intimate,
however, that he is not still good Union "
man :; but being unable to confine himself to
the subject proper Of his discourse, and wan
dering off on the negro question and the
" Unionism - of Democrats, il looks 20 us very
much as though he were only trying to get up
a controversy for the purpose of defending bis
! former political associates and thereby ingra
tiating himself in their favor.
| We would recommend his careful pcrusaI OF
the Parabl: of the prodigal son. No doubt ii
will be found very consoing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

The rebels do not appear to be any better
peased with Bragg's late operations in Ken
lucky Than we are with BuelFs. Tie Rich
mond Wing closes scethirg review Of the
rebel invasion of Kentucky as follovs:
I'VE d. know that i, has profoundly disap-
pointed aud mortified our people, aud dashed
the fond hopes they lad formed of lberating
Kentucky and Tennessee. We had expected,
and reasonably expected, from General Bragg's
magnificent army, something more than mere
incnrsion TO the neighborhood of the Ohio
River; something more than frui,les5 marches
AMI barren battles We had anti ipa.ed from
General Bragg something more than boastful
orders to his troops and sounding Proclama-
tions to the people beyond the Ohio.
I'VE had formed exalted hopes Of t,e great
expedition which be led across the Tennessee
River, and nearly uP 10 the suburbs OF Louis
vile. His long dele; at Tupelo his hesitancy
at Chattanooga. his Iardy advance into Ken
..acxy, had shaken public confidence but few
were willing 10 condemn, SO lorg as opportu,
nty yet remained for consumation of the
grand objects Of the campaign. 1t is all over
row The Kentucky movement in the hands
of General Bragg has turned out to be simply
a fzz'e. Ne other word can appropriately
describe it. Il has bern, from beginning to
end, L.uudcr AID magnificent failure"
The average Democratic majority in Ohio
is 5,593.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

Last week while Mr. BerriDgcr of Bellefontaine
was going through with his rope performances
at the Stark County Fair Grounds, be made a
mis-siep whcn some 20 or 50 feet in the air
and fell 10 the ground, escaping with a broken
arm, and other serious injuries. He will
probably recover. The accident caused con-
siderable excitement in the crowd, and sub
scription of 500 was raised for him on the
spot This will probably be the last Of his
performances il that line.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

1t is authorita,ively aDnounced that the men
recently drafted in this State are TO be assigned
20 the old regiments now iE the field for tie
purpose of fillirg them up; ard the Adjutsnt
General, Quarter Master General, and Col.
Bliss, are row visiting the several camps of
rendezvous for the purpose of making The nee
essary arrangements for thus disposing of the
men there assembled.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

The funeral OF J. E. Bolmeyer took place in
New Lutheran Church, which was cowded to
excess The funeral procession was the lar
gest ever known in that city.
" Abstract of the enumeration of
youth in Delaware Comfy, between the
ages of five and twcnty-one years, for the
year 1862
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
WATCHSS & JEWELRY,
Ofthe Richest and most Fashionable Patterns

OFFERED AT RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES !
IIE subscribers manufacturers and importers Of al
the elegant styles OF Watches and Jewelry with
to eXten their business to unlimited extent,
have determined to offer the following rich and desra
bic description of Watches and JcWcry at the unprec
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Hunting Competition Cased Lever, English made
5ovement, full J9wecd and the best imitation gold
Price $1S Retais from $50 to 500.
Hunting Silver Plated Army Watch, FuperiOr
regulated HoFcment massive handsome hnish and
full jeWeled. Price SIS. Reta lis from $40 to 800
Hunting CCmpoe1flon Cased Army Watch, one
of the richest ornaments out Good movement and
handsomely engraved massive case. Price s15.-
Retalis from $40 to 500. Also, other WATCHES in
great variety, at Low PRICES.
LADIES' SETS Of BROOCH and EAR DROPS
Imitation Cluster Diamond, a very rich
pattern entirely new. Price 81.
CORAL and BEAD EETWINED, a very neat and
GentIemens VEST CHAINS, Parisian, very rich
pattern. Price 81.
RINGS, Of the most handsome designs. Plain,
only 10 cents Scroll, very pretty 81 chased one OF
the neatest ornaments out, 81. Seal sgnet, 81 Pat
ent chased, enamelled, So.
Sleeve Buttons. Patent chased or enamelled
entirely new and handsome patterns, $3.50. Double
chased or enamelled only 81 so.
Bosom Studs, a variety OF new patterns, per
set Of three, S15O
Bosom and Scarf Pins Leaf, with oval and fancy
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Purchasers have only to name the article that they
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! AGENTS suffers, Pedic-s Country Merchants etc
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| Nos. IS and 81 Nassau Of John street,
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

Beaurega'd in the intercepted letter which
we published not long ago, proposed that AL
Northern soldiers instead of "Federals" should
be called "Abolitionists." We perceive by a
dispatch, in which he describes a recent fight
on the Carolina coast, he has carried his in
tention into execution. He evidently agrees
with the Southern Literary Messenger. that he
who is not heart and soul for the extension
and maintenance OF the divine claims of sIa-
very lie an Abolitionist.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
what is it +? What is it Z?
BARNUM'S SELF SEWER.
SAVES THE EYES SAVES TINE SAVES LABOR
t- SAVES The HEALTH

LIVERY rFRSOE using sowing machine OF any dc
- scrirton MUST have ore. You cannot afford 10
without Ono II Is highly recommended by Wheeler L
Wilson Clover kcr Howe, Singer Sloat and many
other sewing machine manufacturers,
You respectfully invited to call Mr. PIatt. No.
Williams Block, and the self in successful
operation '62 1t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
III Q Il T Q z

DR.TR. WILLIAMS having entered the MILITARY
= ,crsous knowing themselves indebted 10 him will
ucsss call upon at the law Office ol keld q EA'oA'
and settle by nots or Otherwise immed@tGy; co,-,,
Delaware Oct 81, 1852 JOliN a. NoNE'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

WASHINGTON, November 5.-The election
news absor5s every thing to-day as on yester-
day. The election of Seymour was not alto
geihcr unexpected here, aud prominent Wads-
worth men charge his defeat upon the luke
warm support rendered him b. the Sewprd
and Weed party. There is no unusual feeling
or excitement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
9ent AduErtisfi&lEmts.

e. II WOULD BE a GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Is IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND N THEIR
FAVoRs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NooN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
Steel RIoWs.

TUST RECEIVED. the largest and best Stock Of
y SIEEI. PIIOWS offered in this market. Among
which may be found tue following:
Gill's celebrated Combination teel Plow.
GiIPs Double teel Plow.
Gill's Subsoil teel Plow.
LAgonda Works all teel PlOw.
Roberts Cincinnati all teel Plow.
Roberts Columbus all teel Plow.
Single and Double hOvel Plows, &c, &c.
Thich i'll be sold Manufacturers prices for CASH
1Earl462-tr c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

The Hardin County Republican gives the
vote given by the Iowa regiments in The field,
which foot up 1922 Union Republican, ,895
Democrat, and comments as follows:
"That's where the Republican Union voters
are! Look at the ihinoed ranks Of the brave
men who conquered Price and Van Dorm, and
Lowell, al Corinlh see how the men vote who
have seen this wicked rebellion through the
curtain of smoke and blood Take the glo-
rious 7th Iowa, that entered on the bloody
field of Belmont with unquenchabie ardor and
left it with imperishable glory that passed
through the fiery ordeal of PiItsburg Landing
ard the sanguInry struggles Of lukN and Cor
inth. Having at the cannon's mouth and bay
onet's poisat shown to the Rebels their estimate
Of the worth Of the Union, they have now at
the ballot-box declared their belief OF tho
principles on which that Union should be and
is founded Decimated by death and disease,
their numbers were few. bnt all gIoriously de-
voted TO freedom. or 2l2, 208 were for ii-
Republican ticket, and but for the Demo
cratic
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

Del. Co. Ag. Society.
FEIHE Annual Election this Society Will be held
4 at the Court House, in the Town Of Delaware on
Saturday the 1st day OF November, 1862 oc.ock
n. m. full attendance is desired. By order Of the
Board. J. ID. VAN RFMAN
Oct. II, 1S62.-3t Secretary OF the Board.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
TTGENSES

LICEN SBS-
RTUTCE is hereby given that all persons in Delaware
IN County requiring LICENSES under the Act of Con
gress prOvide Internal Rcvenu- support the Gov
ernment and pay interest the public debit must
apply at my olice, the Bank Of Delaware, and take
the before the 10Th day OF NOven Der
1882 The penalty of the ariil beI enforced against
Rll who neglect to take the until after that
date =. POWERS, Dept'y Collector,
Delaware, Nov g.. 1st Division, Sth District o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
OOOgOOO TO SELL
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES, CANA
DAs AND NEW BRUNSWICK,

MAP OF THE UNITED STATES, CANA
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From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, 1862; cost
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Superior to any ten dollar map made by Cotton
3TO 900 names are engraved on this map.
1t is not only aiCounty Map, but it is also
COUNTY and RAILROAD MAP
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Guarantee any woman or man 50 to SIS per day. and
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Tho War Department uses our Map Of Virginia, Mary
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WIAmsport Ferry, RhoersYile NOland's Ford and all
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OHIO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
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(From the Tribune, Aug 2d)
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| quired fuv the use of that squadron.
! Oct al-5t GIDEON EII.ES, See'y Of Navy.