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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-03-19

Tie C0yederote Prisoners al
Chicago.-After reluting the diff
cultics experienced by the thousands
who Aocked to the camp where the
Confederate prisoners are confined near
Chicago. the Times, Of that city, of
the 25th ult. says;
A few continued to smuggle them.
selves inside the camp, and passed
from one camp to another accostlng,
the prisoners, asking them what regl.
ments they belonged to, etc. Two or
three imagined that they had one hun
dred and fifth cousins among the cap
tives. and rushed frnntically around in
vain search. Many of the visitors
or of those who we're so fortunate
as to get inside, spent the day in buy
inc up from the cnptiVcs specimens Of
JEFF. Davis five cent postage stamps
Confederate scrip, State Sbinflaslers
bullets, etc, etc, The prisoners were
ever ready to part with those, roceiv
itg in compensation money that is
available here.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-03-19

receipt, the proceeds thereof in gold and
silver, orin the said Treasury Notes,
shall be appropriated by the persons to
whom the said cotton is delivered, in
discharge of said advance or, if upon
sale of said cotton by said person, the
net proceeds thereof in gold and silver
or in said Treasury Notes, shall not be
sufficient to discharge said advance
then this obligation is to be in force tC
the full amount of said advance, or such
portion of it, as may not otherwise have
been discharged. Should the said ad
vance be fully paid, then this obligation
is to be void Witness, our hands anC
seals, this day of
1856
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-03-19
G T. BEAUREGARD,
Uen. UOmIHAUUIHg
L. II. JORDAN A. A. Gen.

MIsstssIPPIANs CoMPLIMENTED,- =
The State Treasurer Of Minnesota
who was present at the battle of Fish
ing Greek, made statement of the at.
fairs to the Chicago Times in which
we find the following paragraph.
The battle took Place in a clear
field contaiuiug one hundred and twen'
tv acres. At one time, and just be-
fore Che rebels broke and run, the com
batants were SO near each other that
the fight became almost hand to>hand
conflict. The Mississippians Min
nesota regiments were facing each
other at one time, but few feet apart,
and with a rail fence between their
ranks. The former regiment did, by
al odds, the best fighting Of any Of
the rebels engaged The Mississippi
troops wore armed in addition to their
rifles, with heavy bowie knives. fifteen
inches long S. close were the com.
batants that several Of the Minnesota
men we're wounded by these knives,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-03-19

rThc army Of Gen, Ice, in
South Carolina, is nov said to be in
high state Of efficiency and in mum.
bers and discipline highly satisfactory
to that distinguished officer. The
time will come when this modest and
unobtrusivo General will be able tc
vlndicate his superior abilities both to
his own reuown and the glory of bis
country.
ARKANs4s AROUSED The Little
Rock True Democrat, Of tue 9th ult
says
The invasion of our State has arous
ed our people aud authorities. The
militia, in some portions, or perhaps
the whole State, have been or will b.
called out. Volunteering is going OF
rapidly, and companies are being rails
ed in every county.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12
THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM.

The condition of the finances viii claim
your most diiigent consideration. The vast
expenditures incident to the military and
naval operations for the suppression of the
rebellion, have hitherto been met with a
promptitude and certainty unusual in sirai
lar circumstances, and the public credit has
been fully maintained. TIE continuance
of the war, however, and the increased
disbursements made necessary by the aug
mented forces now in the field, demand your
best reflections as to the best modes Of pro-
ducing the necessary revenue, without inju,
ry TO business, and the least possible bur
deHs upon labor. The suspension Of specie
payments by the banks sooa after the CON-
mencement of your las session made large
issues of United States notes unavoidable.
In no other way could the payment of the
troops and the satisfaction of other just de-
mands, be as economically or as well pro-
yided for. The judicious legislation Of
Congress, securing the receivability of these
notes for loans and internal duties, and max
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12
Array AND NAVY.

The reports OF the secretaries OF the ma
Wy and ar are herewith Transmitted. These
repOris, thoagh lengthy. are scarcely more
thaa brief abstracts Of the very numerous
and extensive transaclions and operations
conducted through those departments; nor
could give summary of them here upon
any principle which wonid admit of its be-
ing much shorter than the reports them
selves. | therefore content myself with
laying the reports before you, aud asking
your attention to them.
THE POST OFFICE BEPARrMENs.
/, gives me pleasure to report decided
impreyemeni in the financial condition Of
the post Office department, as compared
with several preceding years. The receipts
for the fiscal year 1851 amounted 70 So,
349. .296 40, which embraced the revenue
from all the states Of The Union for three
quarters of that year, notwithstanding the
cessation of revenue from the so-cailed Sc
eeded states during the last fiscal year
The increase of the correspondence of tie
loyal states has been sufficient to produce 3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12
INrgRNAL INrKovEMENrs.

/ suhmis statement OF ,he proceedings
of the .cemmiss oners, which shows fhe
progress that has been made in the enter
piise of constructing the Pacific railroad.
aud this suggests The earliest completion Of
the road. and also the favorable acion Of
Congress upon the projects now pending
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Ths Horse Market.

How will il answer now for ME TO bring in lot
Of horses :" writes country friend. We frsaie.
Sir hI.r,e never bser. Tue market s lively y Tho sta
bes ia continually filing and unhll-
Ing There H. and for week two greater stir
than before I months There IS doubt you can sell
your horses But sop; don't start yet Wha, Is the qu.y
your hoses Esnisoue matched pairs md gooi 'ings
hore.-birh-prced" Oh that requires little combination
Ii Trey were army hrs-, you could .e them pofhsps
tlO each You notice Of the letting OF trscts lately
average Of rt2 EACH TO sundy indiydna and
.nppos- with buyers In the Market er- Is strong
coinpatt!on boshl fo, the o. John Carpenter
fof .V head Read for and read ali the other
John Carpenter lie ssestspe 10 I~cniy fourth
street be b no Of He Il live lapkee-kuows
how conTartshow 70 buy ores end no" To make
money lie 1, tue who 10 mskns sill this muse IN the
m.kst and stirring up to Il loos lively Trus
few other selling, and some hh priced ono We
good strong handsome ps of gays 10 carpenters
.t,bc Just sold Cuban uste ono pair At $40 aud one
pair At 40 1hes- rstc farmer would
1sep to DO his weekday WORK and hs SsoO4icAJ diving
which he would be abaned 10 bs with, ~he.he'
ich-d to family causge sfsm-wagon with hy bushels
Of wheat , ..
There another pair lost sold at $500 20 our friend
B,r h. Camp putaion IN the horse ket of
h.y "a ad. money enough army contractor to -9abo
think be has ct tEendsrk bay OF brown years ou' 70
hand. high warranted ~ be good stePpe, and sAnd wei
horses snd good nse drivers selling now better
,hsa for some time ps's-b.er than year ago 90 .e u',
As. city bushes. horsss such worth from StoO 10
rs each OfdnAy city wors horses 'uca as used TO se
Hl23d 10 each not In very sctisv drnsnd Ihe
stage. and railroads do sppes 70 want many g. fofe
h We think ths hor.es bsttor aAen Gaze of and do
ont ., fast
To. great demand however, for army horses Jt 10 that
trade that gve, the nase. place its present 'ey spye4
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
"Druuisenncss In tho Army.n

To ns Editor Qf Ihe ". y. Iribsne
SIR: At the conclusion OF an article leaded
DRusKEsSEss IN THE ARMY, in The TRIBusE Of
to-day you express the hope that the friends of
Temperance and good morals will, either through
the already organized channels Of the Sanitary Cou-
mission, or Otherwise, address themselves to the
task Of investigating this mstter he Suller nuis-
Ance) and procuring for it that attention from Gov
ornment which It's importance demands"
Il should be Known that the Sanitary Commission
has frequently presented the facts of the grea, ss
in question to the Secretary of War, and the Mill
tary Committees Of Congress, and for a year ana a
Iof has lost no suitable opportunity of urging the
.prsciicabity economy and humanity Of the very
remedy which you suggest for it. It's memorials on
the snbjecl have beeu conyincingy fortified by the
testimony of military and medical officers in the field,
and by facts derived from the experience OF Eu-
ronesn armies. The result must lie summed up in
the current Washington phrase " The Sutler in'
,erest is too strong Possibly the fathers aud
brothers of our volunteers may fad it worth their
while. by aud hy, to toexeFcise some interest ut Wash
ingtou.
Your. repeatedly FRED. Law oLMsrED,
OrneEni Secretary
Saai,ay Com ,sn Ns.-. Ye,k agercy No Az Broasay
Nsr- York Nov. Z. 1892.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........NoI &
Cleared.


Steamship-Eegs, Adams Hsvaua Sponofd Tilestoao
nited States. Wilton, Baltimore, Wskemsn, Dimon Co
ehips-Elizsbcth lBrl Giiespie Londonderry Murdoch
SDytbe; Lookout. Sherwood San Francisco Sutton CS
NePiupes Car. Reed. Liverpool. Trask Dearborn.
Brfs-Manssnito tBr), Cunninzton, London. Edmtstoa
Bros Egrs lN.ckenbers Panen, Queenstown iiliss.
Sale N Co.; SsuL Shepard, Jewit, hstanzss T. We'd
4 Co.
Bhg-Resolute Gray Ssgua 10 Grsnds, wsydell L Co.
Schooners-New- Haven, Clone. Phiadep5s II. 8. Rae.
lin, Wellington; W. IT, Dennis Lake, Phlsdelphis, Moaat
Cnrsseman Phadep pha; Julis Newell Nott Portland Il
Sharp Mayhem. thilsdelpbia; Boyd Matthew, Bald.
more Van Brunt slssht e. H. Parker Parker Philsdsi.
phia Adeis Kelley, Bistchfod, Boston W. Lew,.A Cot
w. H. Rowe, Bsrrts, Philidepba; Lucy Church. Adsms
Boston, Baker Dayton Ann Maria ellsworth Haven,
n 3. Racket; b. l.. Stevens St9dley. Philadelphia 4.
Bowes Eizs Jane +, Edwsfds Wellington, Bentley smith
Co. Mobile, Howss, New Orleans, G. Murray Hannah
d. Nickerson. Lynn Express. Lawson Baltimore Merrill
ABBOTT Chief Ryder, Port Royal. Morgan Richardson's
Mail Bemer Snow HILL A. C. Hsvcns Henry Brown 3ael-
ley, Chincosatue A. c. Havens; o. y. Hswley, Buckley.
Phi adephs. L. Kenny D. Floyd. Racket, Philadephss
H. 5. Racket; w. r. Genn, Bacon Philadelphia. Baker
Dayton; Rossis Cab4nillas Msyssues, p H., Msitand,
Phelps Co. Eli Townsend liams Philadelphia, j. w.
McKes Colorado Shepard Philadelphia White Fswn Nil
hken, Baltimore L. Kenny John Way Menah, Wsshinx-
ton Concords Kendck Newport; bsy State Hslett. Doe
ton j. &. Dayton Co.; M u. Csrii, hsw sins Phisds
phis; Sophia Godfrey. Russell Phsdephs, Baker Dsy.
ton sea Mark Bosch Boston. II. Il. Brown l. Co.
sIoop.-John brown. Carl Bristol l.. Kenny; DelAwsres
Gibbs Philadelphia -
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
A Table (or ihc Conversion OF fAvoirdupois
Ounces into Troy Ounces.

The recent act OF Congress imposing tax of
cents Oh avery Troy ounce, over 10 Of silver plate
usoa BY families or individuals renders table sim
liar to that ivcn below useful and convenient. Ii
IT, however, greatly TO be- regretted that the TAX had
Il been assessed, ON the common, or syordupols
onnces, ana thus tue first step would have been
taken /, do away the sbsurdiiy OF the duplicate sys
teus Of weights and measures, winch has been io-
,rated too long BY Al act of the British Parlla-
ment. which we 'olieve has been adopted IN this
country, IA pound (l6 ouncesj Ayorjupols contains
1000 grains, ard pound az ounces Troy o,.gg
H. IN ounce avoidupo,, there ara, therefore, l37 =
aud in un ounce Troy iS0 grans, an onnce HvO.r-
dupos il equal nearly TO lii2ths or O9l 1853 of an
ounce Troy and 40 ounces Troy are equal 10 .! i-
SSJj ounces ayolrdulOis, as iollo"e:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

q 200 bush Chicago Spring q 81 1881 a. 2A1c9 DO
te .. 81 ss9Sl 81 $500 do Amber Green Bay at 81 %
So 90 Amber State at vi Al 1880 do Red Western
DO SS.r tho 's1' M & .ss 70, yer, % SeOe 10 20
Ohio, at 81 In stores 1850 do White Michigan, so
9sl Barley and Barley Malt and wanted ..
extreme rates. Oats are good demand and ssso hrmer
saes Of Csnadisp 5a6ls and Western sod STATE 60
6.c Rye quss bat i: scarce 7aaa2c for Western, and
ssss Of $50 bushss at 57ssoc for Ho. VAIN and Blus
syedi saa 7la13c for shipping mixed closing at lie
Of 200 balss at 6oc. v 100 b.
HOPS steady and in fair request sale, Of $50 bs.s
Pc good Prime and l30lsc for Brown East
ern. the latter rate CO.. choice p,ckDgs
and We have only to notice 4e Of II hhas Porto Rico a
s7c BY suction .alsa 70, bbl, O5ea,s at 4ifa<2c
NAVAL STOKES ar, generally inactive, yet price.
well mainsined sales 100 bbl Spirit, Turpenns sseo
ILS-City Linse-d is stm a, s 1Oa 70 and Western
at lT0Y ~ Crude Whale scarce and firm. but quiet
M s@ e. felosnm 9e a asoa d
maud and at 2603oc Rehnsd do Is In good request
for Whits la bond snc doOc for do hes Including
PNOvIsIoNsA fair business. has been done In Pork at
rscncsd Pcs. the 'ae are 40 b. s 81 a. i'I VIM Ms'
large supply prices have yielded sales Of $50 eb. II for
Vermont sl2 50 for DO e.,I. and si' 1.ssIt aS iSr
bbs Western at l7 So Bacon u ia fair request sales OF
800 bo1es western for December delivery, on pnsass
terms Lard heavy sales of $40 bols and tea at
for new for very choice Included IN the sales
we're 9O bbs Prime Western, deliverable in December a
l0ic.
RICE-Prc.. are firm, but transactions worthy Of no.
tce are ported We understand that within day or two
quite lrrge including soHe 20OO0JOOO bags has
place but tho particulars have been kept strictly secret
by those concerned
SUGARS-The demand has been sctivs since our last re-
port but the market s wthoot sns Of wossnesL The trans
actions embrace 800 bhds at it3GlIc. for Ne"-cE
leans. 9ialoic or Cuba and 100 boxes Haysna at lac
auction. " lnds New wOrleans brought 80 RtG$l %
lOu ib. Refined firm at previous ra'es
SPICEo-DunDg the last hses four days there has been
very business done Ia Csrachcly speculative
the said TO be Larger than before knowo
within the space Of time 4oc has been ae genera 'e
rate though higher prices are now demanded Cloves are
SEEMING at 52tc.
sLEDs-lhs supply Of Clover Seed is very light and the
bu small at 10. I93c Timothy seed i' selling at y
42 ~. but is duh Rough tlaIsecd 1, nfn sales Of "
bush a. 81 70 p bush. of 81 10 the supply is light
sALTIho inquiry 10 limited and the arrivals are far but
OF those disposed OF previously; Prices IA the
nlca time well msiLtained.
TALLOWA fair demand FOR the local trade bu. there Is
little quiy for sIpoIt sales OF 100 ID prime s'ten Ut
lie. cash.
WHISKY ccptinues Ia demand. and prices are steady
ssles OF 80 bbls ~ &c for State AND Nestsrn.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
l,artet.-C,nErulIr RIroKrEp YoK Tus n. Y. 7RinrSE
THugsp.Y Nov o. labl


AsEs la demand, sale, OF 30 bbi, at hS ~ Tot io
and 80 Tor f,0fi'
tDFrON-qho market T. s,nin " t,eamy" SpeciH'of'
ere opsialg very ory sod manufacturers buy a'gnY'
to .rlrs fesaies footing nray 1'so barH ic''
ave raridy advanced but quotations are hohh under
the rd state oi tho marAot at the close We quote
hiddiings % @ T. .
COffhlto la. been quie, but remains v~ty s'rong ~
2Hl &c to Prmr. Othef k'ia' are "'o NeiS
br,n. but We h.af OF no Important movement -.
FLOUR AND MEAL-A better demand prfv"ii' iof "e'
M .d State Flour and with light receipts per- nave al
yanced 500c. ~ bbL The demand Is chiefly iof ti'' nome
trade bu "a pag srccuaiiyr The saios aio lbtp ho o..
u .a 20 is fof Slpeihre state snd Nosirfn - iN" 30 ~
,or EatA s.tei 80 i50sb p Ter Fancy do 10 "fo ~
tr tr ls .ales ct Nocin kNiTsi $3.50 -hW los .h'i
ming rds rourG hoop yth Oro, aut gr'i' ao
brands d, Clntiap iiou. Hofe nciiso ed ttri sa"
of L,l bills o. t % Jl tlo oV gtdra ol tAta Al"
10 soU4I lof tflo hraId. southern Flour IL IL DOVE -
on..t at p,ttl piccs. sales Of 1850 hls A. - 81
IN mixed t. s0rI Sgpcinae Baltimore. @e' onp ~
,e Trni, hraud Nge foar IL IN tscf "a Hhe in -
20 lower: slrs 0f f31 ols at nj6UGp3 ~ ,on ss' IN
h god d,inaDd sales Of 1850 bVI nc - % iof 'S''ob
"A Tor 20 DO tll0iig uni - 10 ior NrladY"Nt -
0RAIN-Ihe Wheat mir.'t Is moro ae., Nni j. } .''
ID rnsl lower nlucucedby lihtIcct d. .ciHn pa f'i
aud thr sigur- Do g.ii and f4Dhfnsoi 'fr 900 's 'nN
,pa $3.50 tls r, cai' ..1 -'''' '' i' '-' ' -
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
THURSDAY, Nov. 6-P. NJ.

TIE Stock market was heavy this morning, mainly
under vague rumors Of Intervention, which were
aessted by tic vigorous hanmerlng Of the Bear
clone Parties dispofei o. operate for The rise do
not appear Vet ready to move with any energy, not
seeing clearly the full effect OF the election. Tic
market, however, yelds slowly, and the AMOUNT Of
the resistance IL greater than was anticipated by the
bear. AT the Second Board the weakness con
d.ued much larger proportion tlan usual oi
lie Transactions being on sellers' options, which
,yrre freely taken. The short line las been
considerably increased within the last two days,
anl very favorable news would give the Bears
=, ,e,efs turn ia covering. AZ tho close OF busi-
re-. M fhc street there was Il recovery Of hmnes'
with more disposition 10 buy stocks. Tie quotations
were: United slalos Cs Of 1851, coupon, lD3; q
lOi; 1:O Noios, i0J; One Year Cerlihcstes, @;
Demand 1861 l2GI; American Gold, l3l20lJis;
n .rour Gt, ~! s524; Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,
l2214I43, Now-YoTl. Central, 1911 alOli; Eie
Railway. g., GGi; Eric Preferred. ~, aud now
onered for cash; Hudson River, 7Je71Ii Harlem,
20. al; Reading. 7t,aUi; Michigan Central,
9J4gol; Michigan Southern, ~. af2l; Michigan
Unarnio.d 81. as3.; Illinois Genital, Ti; Cleye-
riid aud Pittsburgh, 4Ol
Ia exchange there is bu, moderate business with
no in uportau, change in quotations. Sterling n 10 ~
liG. with transactions at liJ.. Francs are $3.50
G3.Sj.
Ficigits afe very dull and lower. To LIVER
pool the engagements are 10000 brsh. Whcat at \
d.. ia bulk and bags; 220O bbls Flour al lf. DO.
oIs Sd, and v neutral vessel! 10000 gilr. OH at
3!s. 6I. 10 London, 30 900 bush. Whcat Mt 9@9,d.,
in bulk aud bag. nosy at the latter rae 90 bales
HOPS It 81. Charters are very dub and heavy
American vessels are plenty, bui fow aie willing to
risk their property on bolrd Of them n present.
The bus.ness Of the Subifcasury wAs: Receipts
81 ,5CtOi3 4i-ior Customs. $4,000; Payment,
81 ~, ,J3i %; Balance, SJ,1H,JE II.
Taylor Brothers announce, through our adverla-
ing columns, that they have Revenue Stamps ready
for delivery.
The earnings Of tie Panama Road in September
were $l23,0-9 60, showing decrease o. about
$40, 900 on September Of last year.
The earnings Of the Toledo aud Wabhth kn''o-i
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Cfaa! Notltco.

n NEW-YORK SUPREME COURI-CITY
. q ,uS COUNTY 90 NB"-I INK JOHN A. YAK
e ~. ~ std ALBERT EAE SAUa. .iri. si9s sgn2I joan
rlNAIhAN, Drfeadsnt- .suan.prs l,I u.on.y 3ra'suJ
t'..Iaft lCol. not TrtJ tD IT, De 'ndant. JON
NAN sboye named; Y.u o.o Lseny 'ami,onsd snd
.Dst sL,s.r the cDnUis in IA. .ciiuH. .hch VIII
-, o ~ he oce Of r fsi ~ se .old ~ afa ConD'y
- - on, si the cfy lih .4 faif fy - New ofk aud
fopy o. your snstsr. TO tie <ai I.p amt o. ~.
i'o7' a. ~ nicc AZ ~ ~ q saq.s,.. ~ sti CRY o.!
"iA "ha MY d.ys GtGf ;.~ stficc II fns sum
W ~ r'ci4sYe II day Vi stgH rIshs Hrc sou
It ~ a''"' The ssd c,n.piiI i iuf iiIne n frsai,
~, '' =, 10 hs acuon wiU tlke tspcu. agbln,t 3ou in
-n u hine hbudIsd aLG cg'-sy-b S. md tWerts-
principal with irt,res fon ;ae c-c03d 10y 81 o..
80, Ss tonand isht nd''d ,HJ ,..tj-,"e br''es o..
NF'' y ~ sfti u.-Datod OiInirr llh i6 =.
II HOBAHr PlSCKAEY, Pi,iuie' Arrney,
r., Na. ~ o .tssni. NrN.I. ltv.
~ tfiint - the above tifef elton cl. 'i'f
~, vlor ~ the Ce,k u g. Ci, sgc C,ua,J of hc~.
'''N - o.. p d4g ofTrf lrf lf.s.
G.. l.tsg.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

The market for gold has an upward tendency, ana
the speculative movement il increasing. The quota
ion ut the close is l3l a 1919. Demand notes are
steady at l2G! a l26i One-year Certificates are
selling at 90. These certificates entitled to con-
version into Eye-twentes, and some six millions of
dollars have been 60 converted. AT present, how
ever we understand, the Secretary declines to make
any conversions, for what reason We have not been
able 10 learn The market for 7.30s is steady ut 1905
0lO5..
Messrs. Liveniore, Clcws g. Co., No. "a Wall
street, prepared to deliver upon application the
new Elk per cent United States Bonds, known as the
ive.twenties, in all denomnations interes: payable
semi-snnually in gold.
In money matters there is no change TO notice.
Call loans are 4:s6 v cent PAPER is in active
demand at 9G Y cent.
Onthe Corn Exchange the Floor market was five
cents better. Wheat was in good speculative de-
mand, at az cents y bushel advance. Corn ruled
steady
TIE statements OF the banks Of the three principal
cities OF the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one, and the corresponding time OF 1861
rs follows:
Nan Gnsrfo Cfrru'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Blsnsgtrs, &c.

D,rrtvoEr Nov 6-Iho ur bark Ms garetts, Mcoresots
f,cm Quebec bound 70 Engend abandoned al ses ne
date The crew have arrived the j. '" biuils '
Liverpool -. p,au,dx,r
(8y teegraph to Elwood Wslier. ssey pa uuor % ~
Eoixxs ttoLs Now Ine scbT tli,s Le.o 'io - "a
Work Ton Portland coal ana spars, sfiivea
inst, lessns 200 strokes per hour ~iu 60 o" wv
''' S.S,'r rs ., Fu,yooa Waller esq See BID Uuder~s
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
,lor, iuarorns' Notlte.
S-arx or New ioRx.

s-,rk or New fORk. I
Posr.wAsnrs, UTscE No. i9 wanst
NOTICE Is hereby gwen IN avcv1n"n,v ,e.,
=, nan,,suIrs the W.rdens Ohce OF tna toV OF NV
X "a Mi ersouI Interested In, OF haN'ns enaise o. -
M ,.ttsr OF snch inquiry. eaeinnson or survey 80
vessels are unoeT e2anhston py 'ho Tot"
War. All th the saia Surveys os e1amnaons WI -
completed within ton days nvAt sa'eoeaHs 'N'' ~
hoard said vessels ~, oep y
Shin Loucou.. a. n
81 ie
lrg \. ~ =
flylng Eagle
-. Ii,a "A Foot of DelaDcey .s-
Rriv So No
X. Francis
soeoore, Neis sTAbOx...........foot Foot oi Dehncey -
''H''''' WM H. BURLEl0h tsss,asa>
J. Ava lgRslgAs. Secte.sy.