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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-19
- Nayor Hatch of Cine;r,.,;

EE Mayor Hatch. of Cincinnati, has en-.
tered suit against the Commercial for dana
ges alleged TO have been done him by th.,
paper by its course in regard to the Wendell
Phillips riot there. The Mayor acknowl-
edges having his feelings hart and character
iDjured to the snug lilue sum of $50, 900
worth
, 1862-05-08
our FLAG III New ORLEANS.
COMPLETENESS or THE
VICTORY.
Eleven Rebel GunboatS and the H0l-
lins Turtle Captured.
First Federal Reports Of the Action,

NEW YORK, May THE steamer Columbia
has arrjyed from Havana, May Sd The gun
boat Daniel Smith arrived at Havana on the
30th from Fort Jackson April 26th- The at
tack on the rebel forts commenced On the 18th
On the ed Com Farzagut, in the Hartford,
and thirteen steamers passed the forts, aud
Gen: Butler landed 1000 men aboye- The
rebels lost eleven !gunboats and the Rollins
turtle ttManassas." Our forces took 400 pris-
oners. We lost over 1fty men, and our gun
boat Verona WIS also sunk
On the 24th, a flag Of truce vas sent to Com
modore Porter, asking conditions for surreu-
dering. to which Porter replied, "No condi-
tfons.''
Our flag now waves over the Custom House
in New Orleans.
The Verona aud rebel steamer Webster, iron
clad, had a splendid engagement. The Web
stcr running into the Verona and sinking her,
but before going under, the Veroua's crew
poured in Volley Of eight guus, SO destructive
and crushing that both the Webster and Fero-
III vent down together.
Arrangements for the surrender were to be
made on the eth, the day after the dispatch
left
The Ram Manassas WAS sunk by the steam
ship Mississippi. Our forces sent a small boat
to the five RATS, aud towed them out Of the
way before they could do any harm Rebel
loss unknown.
An American war s+eamer reports capturing
three rebel steamers and sent them TO Key
West, and chased another into Bahia Honda
Twenty mortar and three gunboats we're en-
gagged against the forts, si!enclng them after
six days fncessaut firing. The chains across
tbe river were removed By our gunboats. The
rebels sent five RATS down the river, but they
did little damage One set fire to the Hart
ford, hut 1t was speedily extinguished-
, 1862-05-08

By private letter from Springfield We
lca1n that an agreed case to decide whcth.
CT Treasurer Fuller should receive Treasu-
II notes for taxes, will be brought before
the Supreme Court at Ottawa, on Friday
Of the present week Collectors and all
parties in interest who wish to be present
will, Of course, be there. Judge Logan,
attorney for the State, will represent the H.
tercsts Of the State upon the trial.
The letter referred to comes from 8
sourte worthy Of great respect. The VII
ter says:
Two-tiffhs Of the entire St4te tex is appro-
nriated to the payment Of the interest on the
public debt The credit Of the State impera-
lively demands HAT this should bc paid in
gold. The Federal Government, the State OF
New York and other States, whose credit
stands highest, pay in coin. Foreign holders
OF our securities are under no obligations to
receive Treasury notes, aud there is no means
OF telling Whit proportion Of our debt is held
nbroaj As to the remainin. three iifths OF
tie State tax, II the Coult says the Treasurer
may lawfully receive Treasury notes, there
Will Of course be 10 difficulty in paying them
out tu all the creditors Of the State.
We have no doubt the Court will decide
the whole question according to the Law
ard for the best Interests Of the State, and
1hcrcH1th the people will be content,
, 1862-05-08

The Finance Committee OF the Senate
has reported on the tax bill Of the House,
making sc:nc two or three hundred amend
ments and alterations, the principal Of
which are given in our dispatches. One
member Of the Committee Or McDougal
Of California; reported, as minority Of
one, The Chamber Of Commerce plan ap-
proved in New York, Boston and PAi1a-
dclrhia, and VIC wish we might SAY it stood
an even chance with the other for hearing
11r McDougal has strengthened the plan in
its only weak point By subjcctng non
productive wealth to tsSation. Half the
labor and debate that Will be cx-
pended in getting the awkward scheme
ofthe Ways and Means Committee through
the two Houses, would, it seems to US,
establish the superiority Of this one and en-
sure its early passage. The Senate could
do no better thing than to substitute tue
new for the old in to!o;; for the amend.
mcnts already made are enough to demon.
strate that it will be long time before the
two houses will agree what relative tax
shall be laid on broom-handlcs and whisky
straw hats and tobacco, and the thousand
and one other articles that have each spe
cial tariff affixed,
, 1862-05-08

81 I bel RHrbarffy.--ThefF Torpedoes---
When the Eyacua1IoR BeSnn.-RebeI
Council OF "2r--meet1ng in their
Banks

Correspondence dated the 5sh) in New York TrI-
bune OF Tues3ay.l
About o'clock this morning the building
At Yorktown vas fired, and Prot. Love and
Gen. leintzelman went up in balloon and
found It was their storehouse at Yorktown
wharf. At daylight they reported the fsrts
empty.
Ne captured rebel gunner in the act OF
hr1Dg his piece. He said he was the last in
habitant Of Yorktown. He had been firing
the gun all night entered the rebel works
st 1 4 ~ Not white man, woman OF child
vas TO PC seen. Articles of clothing, storee,
and officers camp furniture, lay scattered
every where. None Of the tents or houses
were destroyed.
The rebels appear to have commenced dis
mounting and carrying their guns back to
Mnhamsourg' 1oar days ago. Wagons have
ton, provisions and camp eduipage for over
awcek past. Their sick and wop1ded. num.
be1ing over 2,5oo, were sent to Richmond ten
days ago.
The rebel soldiers and negroes were at we,k
| on their intrenehments until 2 o'clock this
work to cease, and take up the march to VII.
hamsbarg. In the house of Mrs. Nelson,
where Gen. Magrnder had elept the night be.
lore the evacuation, found several open let
ters lying unfolded on a table. Two were
addressed to Gen. Mcclellan, one to the first
I "A4N ~oAANos saalN DGE 70 ADt Lincoln
The following is the contents Of one Of those
to Gen. Mcclellan.
| GESERAL MCCLELLAN: Fop viii be surprised Il
hear Of our departure at this stage OF the game
| leaving yon n possession Of this worthless ogu
/ but the fact is, Mcclellan. We have other engage
1uents to attend to, and ne can't wait any longer
| Our boys are getting sick Of this damned place
and the hospital ukeE1se, SO good bye for d lttl.
! while. Adjutant TEaA9, G. 8. b. n.
| Tents were left standing with beds and azti
elc6 of Iuxuty in them. On the canvas aui
sides Of the huts were caricatures Of Yankee
| soluierf. Many Of the tents were cut in differ
| cut places. Four large trucks for carryin{
heavy guns stood near the dock, with an i'm
MT nse quantity Of lumber.
| In The inEfde iutre1chments were Woodel
J guns projecting from the enbrasnres. For
Aagruder, which We bniit strong works t.
r duce, was found to be weak place. It
insfde works were sand~bags, piled up viii
logs Of wood painted black on the end.
IN tbe parape1s northeast OF Torkto @u, ST
guns ~eze left. On the south side two smoot
, 1862-05-08
GALLANT NAVAL ACTION.

Tie action Of the Federal steam sloop
Verona and the rebel iron-clad Webster,
below New Orleans, in which both vessels
were sunk, promises already, in the first
brief account telegraphed, degree
Of thrilling interest, 1t fairly rivals
the desperate gallant1y Of the ill-fated
Congress, before her great antagonist in
Hampton Roads, The Webster run down
the Verona, but before the latter sunk size
poured q volley Of eight guns into the 9TH
Ct and both shared the fate Of DEATH
The Verona is one Of or new
Etcam sleeps Of war and mounted
ten guns, commanded By Capt. Charles 5
Boges, Of New Jersey, who had been in the
Navy since 1896 It is more difficult to
locate the Webster, as We do not find such
a name in 4 list of nearly one hundred
vessels called tile Confederate Navy" It
may be that the name has been confounded
for the "Wm. Il. Webb staunch tow
boat Of New FORK, seized at New Orleans
and carly converted TO rebel uses. The
Webb was q boat 191 feet long, : feet
drauE Eht, and Of 700 tons burthcn, and was
adapted therefore to iron plating.
, 1862-05-08

The battle at Williamsburg between the
advance brigades Of Gen. McClellan's at
my and the rear guard Of the rebel force,
proves tc have been hard fought engage
ment The rebels disputed the ground
with great obstinacv, but were finally rout-
ed after sustaining 3 loss Of one thousand
in killed, wounded and prisoners The
dispatch announces that the advantage
was promptly followed up and that
tic flying enemy were vigorously
pursued by our cavalry and flying
artillery This is carrying out the
promise telegraphed to the War Depart
ment ty the General, that he would push
the rebels to the wall" This spirit, and
this sor Of action will shortly enable Lin
10 Date Ills headquarters at Richmond
Already the rebels are packing up to leave
for Danrille, which is on the line OF North
Carolina. But even there they will not be
secure.
We observe disposition on the par! Of
certain contemporaries to sneer at the
TRIBUNE, now that AIcClellan's army is in
motion, because it found fault with nine
previous months inacien Of that splan-
didly equipped host When Gen. AlcClel-
Ian was defeating and pursuing the rebels
in Western Virginia last June, the TRIBUNE
was warm and emphatic in his praise and
hailed lis appointment to the command Of
the army ofthe Potomac as " the right man
in the right place" The long inaction
that succeeded, extending through the lar
gcst par Of year, gave rise to Impotence
and complaints Which we're uttered by
press and people, in Congress and the Cabi-
net. We confess to having experienced the
sensation and gave some vent to it, IS the
weary months passed By il procession.
Very few really earnest and loya. journals
but felt as we did, and most Of them were
far more outspoken in the expression Of
their feelings. The uoisiest and most blat-
tant defenders Of the inertia Of the Potomac
army, were papers Of doubtful and
]uAc-wazm loyalty, which wanted no vig.
orous or hurlfuI blows struck at tue rebel
lion. This class Of journals, Of which the
Chicago Times is conspicuous sample
will now cool of rapidly towards General
Mcclellan; while on the other hand, the
Ct *'grumblcrs:' will begin to warm up in hi:
taVor. What be is now doing pleases them
hugely Let him follow up bis advantages
Vigorously; make rapid marches, and strike
bold blows at the enemy, and every real
friend OF the Union Will throw up hi*
hat Let him introduce his Western
Virginia style Of campaign, and
the country will rejoice; there will he
10 more expressions Of uneas;ness, aud nc
more grunbling because nothing is don't
where the means have been so abundant,
supplied. The policy Of action is the pop
ular one. The people desire to have tn
war ended by the complete suhingation q
the rebels in the shortest practicable period
, 1862-05-08
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW. !.
ALARM RAISED AT PADUCAH.
Nothing New From Cornth or
Fort Pillow.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trib9ne.l
CAIRO, May :, 1852,
Our city WAS thrown into state Of fervent
excitement last evening by report tuat Pa
ducah had been captured. It turned out q
big scare based on the fact that some Of the
Curtis Caynlry, out on reconaoitre, from
Fort Herman, encountered some of Clay
Kings rebel cavalry, and that he had captured
about 200 Of our men. Some Of our men es-
capped and came into Paducah and reported
that Clay King followed them to the edge Of
the town. Gen. Strong Immediately sent Two
regiments to reinforce Col Noble.
lMr. A. h. BoDAAK, Of Chicago, one OF our Cairo
correspondents, 7ent to Hickman few days ago,
since when nothing has been heard Of him and
az he had got into the vicinity Of this encounter
the belief Is current at Cafro that he fs prsoaer
Of Clay Kings gang. hope this may prove un-
true.-EDs- TR1B.1
The steamer Liberty passed bY here without
stopping. Gen Strong at once sent steam
er after her and placed the officers under ar
rest 1t was misunderstanding on the part
Of the Captain He landed some coal barges
about s mile above town and was on his way
below to get some empty barges. His en-
p1oyers are furnishing coal to the Government,
Nothing Of Importance to-day from the
Tennessee River. Skirmishes still continue
between our advance pickets. Some Of our
cavalry made charge on some Of the rebel
plckets and drove them back, and discovered,
is they supposed, on the opposite eide Of the
creek, two pieces OF artillery: but Wien they
captured them they turned out to be wooden
N.,,n nA.f
Tho rirar is f,11ino, -ar1, sast 1,or, ~.
- Ao.s wy 1as' n'te' Anc Ii
l:nols Ctntral will ruIt tcars in here on Monday,
as the water has fallen sufficient to permit the
rena;rs of their tr,ck
C.1no May7DNo ;nte77;oaocc from, p;,+z
bu[g M aas oeen received within the last twen-
ts-.our noufs, n oo
nrltals ilon Colhlnooole foo1e,s not1lla
report no cnaoge III movements below.
nuinoer o5 our caFalry from fort Helman
1 WSre as1ackea !. oy a 1o5ce OF reoci cavalry
H41le ouI on scouting dutS, aud driven
1nlo iaoucaan. uelrfes IepoEtea lnat
several o. theH comrades had been
AAen pE1Eonersa out little credit is
gwen TO report. !"o OF them made their way
70 Columpus, ana It IS supposed that Others
nave y lnls 1lme returned to 1aer camps;
Al me iortlflcatlons on tue Mississippi have
| recently 9een strengthened, Under tue super
vision Of Lieut.. Col. DAFT, I'd illinois artillery,
so maj tne{ command Inc river IRON belo
Is "cu as ABOVE
PADCcAH, May Five more Of Curtis
Horse came into town yesterday AFTERNOON,
Sergeant Brainard was among them, and from
him We learn that the Union scouting party
consisted Of one hundred and twenty men, u1.
der command Of Major Shaffer, and that they
were completely surprised By JEFF. Thompson's
| cavalry near the State line while eating thtit
| supper Monday night. His impression is that
, 1862-05-08
TbI TribuuE>
THURSDAY, NAY 8, 1869.

The reports from Corinth do not
alter the situation. The rebels have not
eyacuated, but arc waiting quietly within
the hills that encircle their camp for the
attack that is sure TO come. No other
place in the Southwest offers so many ad-
vantagss for Edefencc as Co7inth, and it
is still reasonable to presume that here
they viii make their issue with the advanc-
ing Federal host 4 telegraph line e1-
tends 10 Pittsburg Landing, and though it
may not lie used for daily news dispatches
we shall probably have the benefit Of it in
1he quick and official announcement of any
battle tlat may occur.
, 1862-05-08
The Flag Hoisted at FrederIcksburs,
Virginia..

FREDER1cKsBURG, Va, May 6.-This morn
ing Major Davis, Of the Harris Light Cavalry,
established his headquarters in the Farmer 5
Bank in Fredericksburg, as Provost Marshal
Of the city, hoisting the Stars and Stripes
permanently for the first time in the town
fince the rebellion. Our pickets are
thrown out beyond this citY, and We are in
quiet possession Of the entire place, aud yes
teTday 1s5ge amount noun Of four com Eee hos;
Rsat and sez tosether @itS
stand Of arms. President Buchanan's Post
master was yesterday arrested in the Postofflce,
aid will be held in custody until IN equiya.
lent for the money plundered from the Post
Office Dcpassm ment is disgorged.
Secessionists in Fredericksburg say that the
Temporarily removed to Dauyille, North Caro-
lina
, 1862-05-08
FROM GEN. BANKS'S COLUMN.
Gallant Action of New York Cavalry

New MARKEr, Va, May TT asterday after-
noon detachment OF the 9Th New York cav
airy made a reconnaissance to Harrisburg.
When five miles this side they encountered
upwards of 200 Of Ashby's cavalry. They
charged upon them and pursued them within
two miles of the town. Ten rebels we're kill
ed and six taken prisoners. Our loss Was one
The work on our side was done With the
sabre, and was very gallant affair.
An officer from Mount Jackson, this mor1-
ing, says the guard at the bridge, near that
town, reports that the guerrilla cavalry at
tempted Inst night to burn the bridge, but
were repulsed.
New YORK, May 7.--Privnte advices state
market, awaiting forage and provisions.
, 1862-05-08
What Constitutes Trea8on-Iu4poFtan
0ecfainu Mt Cincinnati.

C1sc1SSAT1, May THE United Sites
Grand Jury, found IN Indictment Of treason
against James ". Chenowith, tor furnishing
supplies and munitions OF war to the rebels.
1t The present term, ex-senator Pngh, coun-
sci for defendant, moved to quash the inaict-
ment On the ground that the first clause Of
section third, article third Of the Constitution,
which provides that 81 treason shall consist
only il levying war" refers to rebellion ;
while the second clause, sor adh.1e ng to
their enemy in giving aid and comfort re-
1atcs only to public war with 3 foreign
enemy. Justice swayne gave lis decision
yesterday, sustaining the motion by quashlng
the indictment.
, 1862-05-08
A Loyal North Carolina Regiment
Formed BIZ Gen. Huruatle.

NEW YoRK, May 7--Adeices received from
Bufnside's Division states that regiment of
loyal North Carolinians has been organized,
Capt Potter, OF Gen; Fosters staff. being ap-
bs had left for Washington, n. G., to form
q nucleus Of the regiment 4 large number
Of Union men had voluntarily come and taken
the oath Of allegiance, and they will be armed
and equipped by Burnside to defend their
homes against the rebels. Our troops have
captured horses enough to mount two couapa-
MES Of cavalry, aud make frequent daahes
anong the rebels
, 1862-05-08

We hasten to give the new rebel flag, lest in
few days it may be too 1ate-an use for 1t be-
ing past The flag is the authoritative pro-
duction Of the Confederate Congress that, left
Richmond so suddenly, and hiss been duly
christened in the Richmond organs. It is as
fellows:
, 1862-05-08

PHILADELPHIA, May 7-The strike among
the miners near PottsVil1e is becoming se,i-
Gus. The employees not complying with
their demands. the miners stopped the pumps
caueing serious damage to property trou the
flooding Of mines. The mines Of the Forest
Improvement Company are rapidly filling up
with water. Several infantry companies Of
home guards leave here this afternoon to pre-
rent further damage. The Reserve Gfays
Of this city, leave soon for the scene Of the
difficulties st Pottsvilie.
, 1862-05-08
Hostflitfes in Mexfeo--T}ae French In
OrfZaba-.Juarez Preparing TO Retreat,

HUH111f11FS III lIE1FVU3@ Tic EFFUcu II
Ortzaba--JuarezP Preparing TO Retreat.
New YoKK, May 7.-Vera Cruz dates Of the
hostili;ies and taken possession OF OgizAba~
Cordoya has declared for Almonte The
British Minister is said to he holding private
interview with Doblado at Puebla.
The Ae2icaus have received reinforcements
of9,0C0 men, ard Gen. Searayosa would dis
pute the march Of the French
The Spanish troops on the Island Of st. Do
nlingo had attacked the Haytiens, and some
batteries and troops have been sent there Tue
Spanish claim title to certain lands, which the
Haytiens will not yield.
, 1862-05-08

Departure of Nlr. Cameron for Rus
aia.
New YORK, May 7.-Among the passengers
Oh the Persia were Minister Cameron, Blyard
Taylor, and Bishop Lewis Of Ontario. She
has SSQO, GOO in specie.
, 1862-05-08

DAVENPORT, May THE Grain Elevator in
this city, belonging to J. P. Townsend = Co.,
OF Boston, containing 5000 bushels OF corn
and wheat and 1880 barrels Of meal, Was
slsn' @ 'Si Building . ana T grain insured IN New
York Offices for 81, ,0QQ.
, 1862-05-08
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EuRoPE.
Steamship Australasfan at n. York.

NEW YORK, May THE 4ustralasian from,
Liverpool On the Goth nit, and Queenstown
the 9th ult., arrived here this P. u
The news is quite meagre.
The steamer Tubal Cain had left Liverpool
for Nassau with avery heavy cargo Of arms
and ANN uritlon for the South
The London &dr gives report that the
Aust11an Government had demanded e1plaua-
Aohs relative to Palmcrston's late speech on
Italy, so far as regards the retention Of We
The TINES has sarcasti: editorial On Lin
coins proclamation fur day OF Thanksgiving.
and thinks 1t quite premature, as the atfliFs
at the time were most critical and BATTLES were
impending. It asks the meaning OF that part
OF The proclamation which refers to "deliyer-
ence from forei2 il invasion and Intervention, !"
It scarcely thinks it can be for the tar1ly lus-
tite done in the Mason and S}ideN afIair.
1t is proposed to consolidate the public de-
partmeuts OF France in one union security OF
3per cent Bourse heavy aod declining 7Df,35c.
Garibaldi had renounced lila intention Of 60
ing to southern Italy, It is reported that Vic
tor Emaruel will remain some time in Naples,
and thence 60 to Rouge. The French and
Italian troops had come to an engagement
for the suppression Of reaetionary movements
on the Papal frontiers, and were acting in
concert.
A Shanghai dispatch, March 5th, eays it is
rumored that the rebels intend to attack Foo,
ChDn
, 1862-05-08

The Times haz m editorial on The American
struggle. 1t secs nothing for The blacks but
slavery, determination or expulsion.
\ weekly journal is to appear in London
next weck advocating tic cause Of the rebels.
Tie Literary Gu-etts is defunct after an ex-
istence Of IS years.
The treaty Of commerce between Russia and
Turkey las been ratified.
There has butn battle between the Turks
ard insurgents in Albania. The Turks lost
40 1nen and cannon.
, 1862-05-08
From Gen. Burnatde,s Department..

NEW YORK, May The steamer Haze
from Newbern, May Sd, has arrived. Moth
ing new had occurred At Newbern OF Beau
InTt since last adyice5.
, 1862-05-08

w ANTED TO EXCHANGE =
~ 85oooo worth Of Foreign and Domestic Il
quo1s. Cg and Groceries. for city property o. i'm
Froseo and Wild land5 IN hi. stae Iowa or Tl.coa.
s1p 1e1mh onetn.rd cash rwo.thr9z g. land; st5ek r
goode and prices apply to or address RUCgtNAN d
CO.. No. dearborn sIrre1 Chicago. I. y. BOX 31eS
, 1862-05-08

WANTED-An American Lady
w who has had considerable experience, de5l, es
1tn5tior as Honsekeeper In private tsm1ly to do
sewing dTessmakng- which she Is fully G,mperant
TO perform, she doubts not satslactori1y Conn, ln!
e8rons addressed TO Hiss A. b. s. Chicago F. o. VII
be Immediately answered IL pttson az drsrcd. Re
{eIences given and required. my3.rI641t
, 1862-05-08

" ANTED.- Situation wanted by
W German Ladies' Shoemaker. as cutter or ga1ea-
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, 1862-05-08

SR! iAlN I III. k-1A 0iae"10tV3 t1Us0
w bodied men to enlist In Company l. Eth I'LL
ro's GavRlf1 Regiment tCoL Vofs)
Ins 7eejment ia nov stationed at Camp Butler uea,
Springfield. H. is fnlly equipped. andE1n M 1a tsw
ne# being organized the n ont!er.
Eorses sIns clothing and subsistence furnished and
J or particulars apply 1t DoEEett D. Eaason'A No. 20
Ncrlh Clark street. at the ZuusVe" 1888 State street.
or Al the Metropolitan Hotel to
7. r, GROsvEEOR Capt. Goa,
m1Ef1E32t Eth Iii C1ya1ry
, 1862-05-08

W ANTED.-A good Cook, Wash
W and I1oner In private family. Good city ret
ereneeg 1eau1Eed Apply 1t So West Lake Street op
ppHite linton Park. mYAt15l5r
, 1862-05-08

man y who he has had
Eo1dR fancy goods and l. goods hpsln ess has tr2Y
eed rEiVely in the West for commission houses Ia
in want Of = permanent 6ttuat1on In sone ouainsas
above mentioned. Can give good references eaIary
low, Address. 81. TFibTue QfHcH, mT3r1{SSt
, 1862-05-08
w A II TIE D A Partner vi

TIE subscriber IL dcsrous OF finding some fair bus
ran who has sa,Hu he may wIsa to inye5s In
nrst-class manufacturing business in Chica-o- The
"a into csst g dals Ct an, time The b1sincss 1s
bands cf Who Understands It IN all Its branches.
Will Jisld at eass 100 cent oa money capital il
a person having general KnoW1edge OF Chicago ln e.
her trade Eould be preferred. For particulars ad'
dress r g. Box $50, mYRrlG4tt
, 1862-05-08
Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

+ OST.-In going from Brands
- Gallery on LaESs1, to CLARK. On Clark to Ban.
Ing Hair Ian lscsne, marked on back NJ e. 6criup7"
Tho fuder will be suitably rewarded by leaving tha
same at this office. it.
, 1862-05-08

kTASONIC.-R. W. Bro. D. ".
III Thompson Will rehearse the ritual OF the TAtrl
De2Tee Of Masonry at C1eyetxnd lodge Rooms. this
(rhursdaT )esening at O'clock Members NJ Cleye
Isnd Lof2e Sui visiting brethren requestc3 T. be
present By order lK3 GODDARD,
mys 5qlt Secretary.