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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-18

+ EGAL NOTICE.

II
To w. n. Esriy, John Early, Augustus Cook, c. G.
Strong. Day 4 Bro:
You, and each OF you are hereby netifed that Their
Is now ale In the once OF the Clerk 1.-The District
Court OF Lee County lows II Port Madison petition
sumo Of hurdrsd and my dollars, with ten per
cent interest per annam. payable annually. money
d0e one A0rtgare made by to Charles MaEon and
since assigned 10 said iFam Barney dated September
1851 also claiming sgainrt each OF ypn the for
closure Of said Mortgage the same being upon Lot No.
eight L. IN block hundred and foriy-elEht [l4si
In the city OF Keckuk, Lee County, Iowa, for the
purchase moneys and Mrther asking for sale OF said
premises, and general relief.
And unless yon appear and answer said petition
before Of the second day OF next term Of sad
Court 10 commences II Port Madison the 3rd Mon
day OF May A. ID. 1869, default viii be entered against
you, and rcntered thereon as prayed for In
said petition
NOBLE 4 STRONG
feb25-dim & Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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SLAVERY DYisG.-The New York Ex
press, always bigoted pro,slavery sheet,
begins, like the Chicago Post, to see the
suicide slavery is making of itself. 1t
TINS confesses the sad truth:
The large vote polied at the recent cleo
ton in Western Virginia, in favor of d
gradual emancipation of slavery, is sig
nihcaut sign of the times One Of its effects
will be not only 10 forever prevent such
extension, but to diminish its present
area. The old fable of the dog graspinp
at the shadow and losing the substance,
has been re enacted by the secessionists
They have undermined the slave interest
In Missouri have created strong eman
cipation party in Western Virginia, Della
ware and Maryland have destroyed for
the present all the profits and surplus
earnings Of slave labor in ali the cotton
States and have struck series Of blows
at the system, and from the effects Of
which it can never fully recover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-18

PARsoN BRowXLow AND A G. HAwH
In his address at Cincinnati the parsor
thus describes the narrow escape be made
from being hung, and the fearlessncss Of
his companions
81 expected to be hung, and had made
up my mind to it, ] was told that the
drum-head court martial lacked but one
vote OF confirming my doom, and this was
the vote of a secessionist. No man ever
came 30 near being hung and was not
One Of my own companions, A. c. Hawn
the gallant Hawn, one Of the most
moral aud upright men in Knoxville,
With wife and two small children--was
sentenced to be hung BY this court mar
tial, and he had but one hours notice to
prepare himself. He asked for minister
of one Of the churches in Knoxville to be
sent for, but the reply Of the jailor was,
mo id traitor in the South has the
right to be prayed for, and God does not
hear such prayers" Poor Hawn was
placed upon the scafold, and miserable
drunken chaplain Of one Of the Southern
regiments was sent to attend him.
just as they were about to launch |
Hawn into eternity, the chaplain said -
'Ihis poor, unfortunate man desires to
say that he was led into committing the
acts for which he has now to atone with
his life BY the Union men, and he is re-
ally an object of pity"
Hawn rose, land In stentorian voice re-
piled 81 desire to say that every word
that man has said is false. I am the
identical man that put the torch to the
timbers of that bridge, and / am ready
to swing for it. Hang me as soon as you
can. He said he would do it again
II he knew this was to be his fate for it."
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fet25.-dim
r EGAL NOTICE.

To James w. Pipkin, Anguxtns Cook, John Early,
{. Il. Strong. Day Bro:
You, and each Of ypu. hereby notified that there
IN ME III the ficc Of the Clerk OF the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa nj Fort Madison petition
Of Hiram barney, claiming OF you. James W. Pipkn,
the ofscveBsy Ave dclsrA With len per cent. In
terest per annum, pay able annuity, money due on
Mortgage made by You TO Charles Msssh, and since
Hss,gned said Hiram Bar ney. dated December 18th,
ie63, tlaH,iRg sganst each Of the fercosurc
or said Mortgage, the same being Lot No. nine
co. in block NJ. hundred and forty -four li&) ia
the city Keokuk Lee County, Iowa. for the purchase
oney, and further asking for sAlr ~ sAtses,
und rufsuruf r5tfsf.
And uniess you appear and answer said petition on
before nosh OF The second day of the of
said Court 20 commence. nj Fort adison the ard
Monday OF May, A. D. 1HSa, default wall be entered
ssainstyou snd judgment reptered thereon prayed
for ia said petition.
NOBLE & STRONG,
fet25-dlm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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msrl5-d
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

"
To A McCracken, Executor Of the estate OF John
CoutwrEht deceased, Moses q Court~ right sarah
Courtwright. William CCourtwrght, Abner Court
wright, Phoebe Weir aud Samuel Weir, heirs At
Law Of John Courssrisbt, deceased, Jonas Conk
ling:
You, and each OF you, hereby notified thst there
IN 1le In the ofce OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee county. Iowa, At Fort Madison, petit
ton Of Edward Cartwright claiming OF sctt. A.. j
MeCracken, executor of the estate of John Court
wright, decreased the OF Thirteen 1housand FIVE
Hundred Dollars, with interest. money due
Mortgage made by the said John CouTtwright 10
Edward Cartwright, dated January laht 1859, AL
- claiming against each OF y3u The for6cIosufe OF
lid Mortgage, the same being upon land described
therein, lying and being In Lee county lows forths
purchase money; and further ssking for sale OF said
premises, aad general relief. And nnlsaa yln appear
and answer said petition or before noon OF the
second day OF the next term OF said Court TO COM
eDce al Fort M olson on the Sd Monday OF May, A.
ID. 1859, default will be entered aTainst you and
Judgment rendered thereon prayed for r said petit
ton. NOBLE STRONG,
mari5-d Atty for Plaintiff
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FRIDAY, Aug. l5-P. ".


The Stock market in one Of ts ehangeaJle mood.
is stupid and quite dull, except in Government Sc
curites which were much better, with considerable
spirited bidding. Considering the extreme ANNA
ton Of the past ten days, and tue realizing conse-
queut on high prices, stocks show great steadineas
Another cause for this hal, for breathing spell is
the complete dependency Of operators upon military
news, and McCellan's change OF base Of opera
tions implies a quiescent state Of speculative hilirs
onlil lis ments are satisfactorily heefiainod.
For Government Registered OF 1862, lO2 was b'di
the Registered Of 1881, 1905 l0l; Coupon 1851,
100 q lOl, small lois selling at lOl-the highest
point touched since July H. when thoy sold at toe
price. The lS7i osn advanced T. cent; the Reg
siered ia quoted at so d9Ol. Coupons selling ut 80
Treasury 800. in demand, were l03. l0i One
year certificates, %, a99i. Demand notes wen: mp
q cent selling nj lO71 l07i. These, AS hereto
fore noticed, wanted by the banks, who have
been ceiling gold. In State Stocks particular hrm-
ness il noted in Illinois Loans, which, for some time
have been in demand, in consequence oil the new
law reported, that these bonds exclusively will be
used for banking purposes in that Sate-9ei bid Tor
1Os, 7Gs, and as, % for 1879, toe War Loan
selling at 99!. Missouri 10, after the large
rhe Of yesterday, naturally fell fraction cicr-
ing ut 4S2 as. Gold, fuotuating at ! v cent nd
vance between the Boardt, finally closed at yester
days price, llja, WIKI rather heavy feeling. Pa
cifc Mail Wac steady at 1917 ai07i, dividend oil.
The Share market was dull with no feature Of mo-
ment prices being shade lower. Panama sold az
$40; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati at l2o'
md Chicago Burlington and Quincy at %, which
were bet.r. The Railway Mortgages were IN ua-
abaled standardization Central (old) selling a,
lO7. the new AT 1903; Michigan Southern IDS at so
Chicago and Northwestern lss a, 90; IDS at 52i the
Interest Bonds At y. Wabash lstsa 81; DDS az oSI
all much better figures. Rock Island lets nj iV1 a
lOf. Gold al II N. soh at llj. ~ the I'd Board
the movement was limited and somewhat irregular,
although tue tendency generally WA upward. Inc
changes, however, are unimpOrant. Governments
were steady. Indebtedness Certificates were ID
good demand ut 9.i bid. Large sales of 13oa were
made q. 1887 Gold was weak and sold 81 li'1
against llJ in the morning. The latest quotations.
were:U. S. Gssl, coupons, 100, lOii US. Treasury
Notes. 3-lO 1895 a 1911; Missouri State o., 4ote
49,; American Gold Ilii all4i; Pacific MAIL iV'
a 1921; New.York Central Railroad, 9Ji a 93l; hne
Railway, 5Ia6i; Eric Railway Preferred @sa
GA; Hudson River Railroad, 4SG4Si Harlem Kali
rosi, I6sl6t; Harlem Railroad, PrsfsHed' 0'te
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whnam. Fort Columbus, and tho reosivins-ship
North Carolina as the Nsvy.Yard. Owing 70 ~
state OF the Atmosphere the spor, Of The guns W.
beard at White Plains, ds'snce Of Is miles. Ne.
polson vas born on the 18th Of August, 1885, hence
the French designated. in the year 1909 the 18th Of
August as st. NapOeon's" day. Pope Plus VII.
gave bis consent to this compliment to the memory
Of the great soldier, and it duly recorded on the
French Calendar. From 1914 to 1879 the Saint dis.
appeared from the list, but euce then be has revu.
larry made bis appearance on the calendar. The
French Consuls office was closed yesterday, and The
vessels lying in or waters were gorgeous With Tie
aags of all nations, and many Of the French people
hereabout bad holiday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

Ship Benz h. Milan, Lii. Liverpool JGDs a. via Fsysl
midnight into by forgn b.rk, carrying away
The yard and main and mzren sopmass. stove ia the
port side the main TIE nixzen usyng cutting hag
down the waters edge; Obliged to up for FsyS
ior repairs. The eart los, Der bO~'p5s
Bark Ous,sve WaleDias tPosl Bsrtles Holyhesd Juns
30 in Dallas. to sunh Meincs- aud wend Aug lat ~
- lon - 81 posed ship Meridian, bound E.. day.
p,.cd b. ship Jogn Ferguson, OF 6recSock bound b. S
inst lat. II ~ 81 ~ passed bsrk T-ysn Star boapd
barb Mary Ed.op of Boston,. Nicker'oo Csds day..
Bnk Msry GIBBS, Trinidad de Cabs July Is. sugar to O.
Bsk Charles Edwin Of Porlandl True. Ms,sEzas Aug
nsIx EIpr..,, snndberg, Havana Aug D ss. to P. v.
On &c BOAR. f sick 10 H.v.n asa Aa s.
bearing W. 95 miles d.n, and We, buried q:
bss Aosigsu Augusta (Pu-b schrsdsr, Havana II days
IN b. 4. e. RossiFe Co. Has snchored Ia the Loves
Srra black Eagle (Br Of ST. John n. b. nuDgro M.ta.-
Brs Dsvon.hr- Dr. Of Bernuasl Master, Bermuda Aug
Bris Ei1a9sth tot sslem Ls..en Rio GI.nde J.ly u
s, Ion - IN sqasl from " W., struck BY Light
ns SCATTERING the nainmss. and carrying swy the cr0
Bhs Oeore- Albert Thompson, Palermo June T. the Rock
July ,. liuit 10 &. b. Cnaans
soD'd u DAYS. IL Saiiss. TO John Boyutoa { Sou
Brig Charlotte Agnes tbr. Of Kingston, J.m) KiIkeoane
sl ' Pyoe e. ,l' M. % a t. to Simpson
s.Sr P. L. Doash,y Leeds Bs,ilaer. days. coal fas
Seh Roup tBr) Swain, Cow Bay. C. b. is days. coal v
J. : Daley
schr Ocean Bride (Br) Swain. Cow Bay C. B.. Is dsys,
COS. 10 j. ;. Dsl.-y.
Sal. Osprey Bl Thee ST. John. N B., d.rs lsths 70
?. l. MENUS son
sehr G,nlaao Cassidy EasspOrs days, lah, 70 JED
FRYE 4 Co.
sehr Frank Mari. Lockwood, Providence. Ia ballast
Sc1r Only son Esstnsn. PittstoD days, lumber.
scil. Racket, Smith, New port In ballast
Sen. Lookout New Haven. In Ballast
Scnr. }. W. Mckee. Mfchin. WaIeham days, nsilA
Schr. Undipe. Baker, Baltimore. coal
s.hr. tfay Fs
Scbr. Abby Weld. Hutcnings, Ne~-Lopdcn
Schf. AlflOn Bacon, Macon, Providence
Sch,. Ann l. supple Dscon, Boston for Albany
Sshr. Otis, -, Rockisnd days. lime.
SchT. Nsrb.eis al, lngrahsu.. k-cA and, lime.
Srhr Ann T. Ssl,er Fish. Peekski, iron for Wsrebsu-
Steamer L. Vanderbilt (U = rsnspori), DeDniDs Harrt-
cons Landing via Monroe % hour. With $50 sick
wounded soldiers from the array VI tie Potomac to the
Sanitary Conn mission
steamer Marv A. Bosrdman ~. g. transpor.l. Sloane.
Beaufort N C.. % hours. ballast TO u. ID. IompkinA
steamer Pelican, baker, PTovidsncs. mdse 10 Edward
Bynuer.
steamer Falcon Jones' Providence. mdse to Edward Bya-
STEINER rosdes ysnderyeer Phisdelphis mdse. Le-
per kirkpatrick
steamer WIN. Woodward. COngdon Baltimore udsa -
W u Oaizel
steamcT slaGina, Crosby, Baltimore, rndsa 70 wuliaA
DalItN.
steamer Naqu..se,, Speay, Boston, udse.
BELOW-Bds Christiansand (Br IA from Sunderland
SAlLED--Sts anis hip Cshayoa
WIND-sgnsss. y. NV.
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Vaot,s Rrrriyed.

The sew GyunAsiies Tor Men Women, snl Children. By
bio Lewis. NJ H. lemo. pp- "a Ilcknor fields.
The Thhcs Day IezBooA. lsno. pp. IS. American Tract
society.
Waymass. Of the ri erimsge BY G. b. Cheeyeg, d. d.
lRlo ~. ioS Tie S.lnn.
Train Union Spo-chc. ccord Series b. George Francis
Trsu. $40. Up. 81. 4. Il. fstsrson Brothers. Sold
by +. 4 Brady.
The Book Of ono tund.ed Bevemle' foE Family Use b.
Within Bernhard lgmo 10 o.. james Miller
epar lion from Slavery ~ the Rev. Samuel Wocoit.
lgno. Up. 81. Amesirau 1rac, soriety.
Intelrclna Aithmstic Is, Cbsrts Davies LID. l2mo.
80. l58 =. y Barncs Buf.
Iif- Of III Walter scott. BY John Gih4on Tocsha New
Edition. Vol *. Euro ~. $40 1icknor Fields.
IN English Grammar. BY u. F. GusCkenb0s, NJ. limo.
PIP. 2Co. d. Appleton Co.
Tie I,--fIs II Arthur Hugh Giough Will Memoir by
Chsr.e, Bio, Norton. l3lno. pp. 20 Heknor slcds
Les hi enables. M4riuf Novel BY Victor Hugo.
Translated from tie Fseucl, Dy Csalles l.. W i0ou.
$50. ~ 80. Carleton.
Mining tbs Pacific state. OF North America BY john b.
iiitfea I2n.o. Do. 2gi J0hu Wiley.
The ius Dutcasu. By john q. SAKE. i2po. Carleton.
guor s.uui sn1 other Pacrs Of The zs T. brown bdred
BY Alexander W. Thlyer. l2nc. ~. 2e2. Boston:
A. Williams 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......Ara. u
Cleared.

Cleared.
Scientifically Of Manchester BIB Hserow Liverpool.
John q. Dale
shps--E. Hamilton. White, Gla,gow T. Durham; Ssxea
70 ert and Leguayra rhos Middleton Nsnqa-bs
Eastman Liverpool J. w Elwell L Co; Kate tBremE
Ishnrs, Bremen Ruger Bros; Elena tbrem.l BSs~ns.
Brrtner Chas. Lung; Belle Wood. Bock. Liverpool. VII
lisns ! Guon; Zurich Baxter, Monte vdeo aud Bueoos
Ayfes 5. NJ Fox Bro. Havre Atkins, Buenos Ayres. s.
NJ For Co.
B.k.-Besrer Chepuels. Londonderry. Brett, Sos Cos
Rebeccs. Meyers M-ieo1pe Fisher RicsId Co HANNAH
secor Kirby LOuS. bh. Durham; Goethe lBrsnI Mul.
Ter, Bremen. Chss. lA(}HR,
Bhg-AvoDd.e, Ok, Csrdenss. C. T. J, Peters, Delhi
\. 81 Johu' y f., h. j. Z, A. Dewof Flora Wood
house Mayo hew-Dresns. o. ID. Hurlba Co kesoluts,
Gray sasusla Grsnde Waydel Co.; J. w. Earis 9th
Re nolds -, D. II. Dswo!E
S,hooner-Aida, Holt Boston, L. Kennyi Tempetoo
(Rr), Tro,t Natsl Jas. F. Ward Co. Ida Abbott,
Cove s.. Thomss, ". t. Wemore Co; 4. e. Howard,
Raymond Ne~.Oreans C. Nicxersop &c Active Town.
ley ins,itan. r. God-h Co. Sarah Mans, Underhi An
sra q. j. KnoT Co.. Gureiy Vos, Porto Plata C. y.
Il. G. schmidt; Mediator Miller Philadelptis Kenny,
Miranda. Wsid. TebasO, Dawson. Douglas Co.; Come
tBr.) Cons, ST. Johns ~ +, ID. r. Dewo1 Osweso lbLh
Gard s. Jehn' y z. D. T. Dswoki Pearl Sank Als1.n'
driA NaH Brunt Slssb; Cbsyiot Chandler Bostcn, p.
Talbot Co; Harriet 5T.s.cr. Hs New orlea.s, Aer
nil Al boti; Augusta Talbot Portland Moore Hays
{ cDei Cheney. Portsmouth s. w. Lewis Co.
soop-Msuafch, Grimes Fortress Mopios Adams EIxsW
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dollars. II the deposits coud DO made on demand,
the amount would be fourfold what it 10. small
amount was deposited for conversion into $40 Six
per cents.
The Fsrmers Bank Of Mount Holly has issued
notes Of the denomination of 81 2 81 So and 81 IS.
Such an issue WAS not needed, in view Of the
approaching stamp currency. Not only are they
troublesome TO count, but the temptation they offer
to those who alter bank notes is increased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

39i; Reading Railroad, 59i; Michigan Central Rail
road, 65i a66; Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroad, "a; Michigan Southern and North
en Indiana, Guaranteed, 500 q So; Panama Rail
road, l4O; Illinois Central Railroad, 6li 62 Glove
land and Pittsburgh Railroad, 22a s23; Galena and
Chicago Railroad, 72so72i; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad 5Oi a 5O!; Chicago and Rock Island Kali
road, 67iaG7i; Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, Sji e86
The foreign bill market il unsettled under better
supply OF bills and the fluctuations in gold Sterling
is nominay IN al27i.
Freights are rather dull and rates are lower, cloe-
ing heavily. To Liverpool the engagements are
&C, 900 bush. Wheat at l0ld. in bulk, and ID. in
bags; 5000 do. Corn, at l0id.; 1000 bbls. Flour
at is. AID. a S. 3D.. 200 tuns Tallow and Lard, at
32s. Cd. a37s. Cd; 100 boxes Bacon, at 37s. Cd;
600 bxs. Cheese, at 40s; $50 bales Hemp, at 4Os
To London: 800 bbs. Flour, st IS lOid. ads. To
Glasgow: 100 bbs. Flour, at 4s. $50 tea Lard at
i0s To Antwerp: 900 bbls. Flour, at So. Cd. Tie
Charters are, Il vessel with H. 900 bush. Wheat to
Cork and a market, at 1870; British bark, TO
Cork for orders, with 10000 bush. Wheat, at Id;
another British bark, on the same voyage vita
Wheat, at Id; British brig, with 1900 bush.
Wheat, TO Dublin, Bristol, or Plymouth, at l2id.,
in bulk; sn American bark, to Glasgow as 1871.
for Wheat in bags. and 4s. for Flour; British
schooner Of 200 bbls. capacity, to Windward, at
81 3 bbl. and port charges; i'll American schooner
OF 900 bbls., on the same voyage, on the same
terms; bark of $50 tuns and brig Of 2Sj tuns,
were chartered 10 the Government on private terms
The business OF the Sub-Ireasury was: Receipts,
s., 4i9. 0J9 32-for Customs, SIS, 600; Payments,
$2,Oi0G2 S. Balance, $J,9SJ,g2G 29.
Tue earnings Of the Great Western Railroad OF
Canada for the week endin. Aug. 8 were:
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To Mariners.

ALIENATION or LIsHrs ON BOARD 0v I'VE SANDY hooE
LiGHT-Vss.KL oPP fsrRAscz NEsfokx-t havino
been epresebed this Board there was danger OF cru
founding The t,o light. shown from sand, Hook light
vessel With the two liked lights now exhibited ifoui NavSs
sDA btho1e station has been decided ~ ota1i 70 ssoe
all which might arise from zach nSsAe 70 lover
lie sht on the foremsst the light scsse distance OF e
l. believed tina. this alteration Of hight sn ~
~ and will o snow He uilectioe q
he tide Tie shove change viii be made on Aug Us lsa
Nv order w b. siUbRlCk, Can Light, hoase Board
.s.a,v p.s.rmsnt ofBes Lishs House Board. WANING,
ton ID G. Aug. s. lboL
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ilroposa,e.
IRON VESSELS for RIVER and HARBOR

IRON VESSELS for RIVER and HARBOR
l DEFF NsE,-rhe NAVY DEPAR MENr will receive
t.,s for tie cOn.t aud completion IA every re-
nee. except guUs, oTduauce soIes visions fn" ana
,tirrl INSTRUMENTS for tSSEL Of HON, for aver and
raor sifnur those building in NesfoIt having
single revolving The draft Of wa;er not TO exceed
zen rs. aud provided with surface eon
seu.,r srppsiae boi-rs with water Ca nsr-
Application shn D-pstntut parties intending 20 on
san n- srecihcatipns. which viii be furnished
80 ;ho CONTRACTOR ~ tn D-pa tmeDt
40 FER vii DO eon.iderrd unless from psres who are
p ia p-en-sd Of this sind hasi0s In tber
csu naas the present sEi.ahle shops and too'
TIE q Cougss, sppTos ei jay L. 1872 pl,ibs the
trru.ier ~ sny contract order interest therein
The bidders will the Yice sud the rss, time in which
-, " IA s-re To comp -nd the reduced pic.
10 each urceedng month Pros osi;iors yI hr received
an Of August bus viii be extended 20 the 18th Of
su-us' parties oT-rng from west oi the moun'ani
be prnru.s must iudo-se3, Proposals. FIR i-oB pef
~ Hfrcr GE8 Hg-bor Dease" to distinguish tie nom
sther business leters
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SUPREME CoURr-CHs~BERs-Auc.l 5-Bs.ors Justice
IAGRsuAs

SUPREME COURT-CHs~BTRs-AuG. l3-Bs.ors Justice
h6R,HAs
BABY SOLDIERS.
Herbert Bond wa- brought up on n writ OF habess
corpus and srp alton made for hi discharge the ground
b.i h. Wa. minor ard the enid OF British sn,ect Gen
fogp comma dsnt Fort hHiiton stated that the boJ
h.d tvc. les.ri-d sirce b. enlistment iu the regiment
Fpu. Perd 1h- JIdee s.id that in view OF the.e dese
ton, III. - dity OF the rntncn would not be inquired
into. aud the boy Wa f,GAnasd 10 o custody Of zen
,;eo Ro., Of Col. Buctinsham's sd Regiment. was
M y virtue writ OF habers corpus. aud his dis
ohar- s,H-a uuor The Colonel returned iis Rosa
had Enlisted m March last snd twice deserted and the lat
tn lad lined another regiment a. hing,ton The Colonel
aid de.eons constant sud such tesertes joined
Few gimeis the pupos~ OF getting additional bouoy.
Ttc sr aid de- under sucl circumstances he could not
rht, ny -e. remaei the boy the custody Of Col
tuckiu1hau
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Disasters, &e.

4 TBLEsSAPHIc DISPATCH 70 thu Merchants ExchsuSs
and New Room, Pine street states that the schr Orio
with valuable OF 500 tuns OF iron ore belonging sA
Jackson Np Mining Cotnpasy totally lor LAke So
prior Date and particulars given The in
suIsd In New esk and Buffalo.
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE
i3clinlous Notltcs.
q, n. s,,,.-,,. congregational Church Ia

Al the Safest. Congreaatlonni Chnrch ,nesr
49,, Hroo.lyn the Rev. .ENION Hf.SIOS fssior
p,,,cljne TO MORROW MORNING. Of loi oclo,n a IN
Tie s,l,6 sermon on - The lord. Pfsysr - and Flowers
To-, he Children" No G. and In he Nv at ooccA;
~ SOD Iectsr. on Good News" SUNDAY school a. .
an ,elock Lecture and Prayer Meeans every ioe'dsJ
Evening.
Ar the 2gtb-st. Univernli.t Church 5,,wee rec
e,b and I,b..ys-Ibs Rev. RO"LAND 'p.'Non vi
rysscb no MORROW MORNING, At IOi oeiocL SERVICES
every Sabbath at the same hour. ------
An Onicer Expelled for Drnnnt anp Temper.
should never be- a. prevent IL wo engage - Pu
moe Tract into the hand Of every oie 81 'no ~
recruits. II the public Will aid us Donaons isce' ~ n
Psrt- Bank. JUN "A.Si-' -
Free (;ospcI-The Methodist Church IN nn o.
sv Oh. Rev Dr. FL0Y. P.,of - open -. :, Ioi
Worship EVERY SUNDAY. seats rec S Ssy ~
sid !, D. N. The Rev JAMES CAUGhL ~ ~, ,e ston
lIoa, tour Ia England viii occupy tie PAip.'
ROW.
broadway Meeting OF tn. ChRlsIA IN Sry nI' IN
ANCE. City Assembly HJom&-sUNDA1 E'bNiNo' ..
respect to SHINING AID suffering country eua aiy
tfiots and ChrsiaDA spesken ChsuDeey hsnsi e'" ~
'eph iiosie esq. Rev. Chas. CHANGER Gos. a'd others
Church Of the Mediator. corner Of LeI,nstoa M
Dths. tie ltev 5. n. Tyng jr Rec,of0i hs hev ~
Sc OFT viii ofhcs,e In this Church SAbDAIh pel, "
lOi and Services In this Church a. We se'''
bauu every SABBATH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

The NArorEos FKrr.-Yes'erday being the ami
venary OF Napoleon Bonaparie's birthday, the
French frigsies IN harbor fired three sautes du-
ring the dayone at a. IN. one at noon and one at
rundown. The firing was responded " BY Castle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
I)ort n1aroens' Notlte.
ST,Ty or NEW. YoaE.


PoBr.WARpsSs OFFICE, Nc, los walistS
NOTICE is hereby given, IN ac cordance with
~ section OF the Act passed April A. 1881 sur.ed An
IA 70 R@oreaDiss the Warden Office 81 the Pom New
yo,k 20 ali persons interested in, vns char,s Of the
.abee. Of such inquiry. ami stiou suvsy tht
the 70 lowing vessels under Aminston By Port
con pe,ed within ten days .uccssdlns notice.
BOARD said vessels:
snip Fidea Pier No. q p. n.
sup Richard Mitchell Observation-Disclosures fdsss's.
ship no. - n
Brig Hydra .~..,................Pie s No 10 y
WM II. BURLElGH, PIssdsct.
J. Auas HaRNxAx Secretary,