davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-01-17
Dates to Jan. I'd.


Nashville, Jan. 2.-rhe battle of Stone River
is not yet decided. Ii has been continued for
three days, with in;ermissions.
Our losses since Wednesday morning may
amonnt to about 1000 killed and wounded. We
have also lost a large number of prisoners.
Memphis, Jan. 1.-Dispatches from Gen Sher-
man on the battle field of Vcksburg were received
at Helena, Ark, OH Saturday. the 9th. Sher-
man delarked his force on the left bank of the
Yazoo, 10 miles above the mouth, and forming in
line of battle he advanced towards Ecksburg-
Alter passing point within reach of the fire of
the gunboa's, he encountered the enemy in force
terrific conflict ensued. The enemy were driven
back beyond two bayous that girt the rear of
Vicksbnrg, and from their entrenched works and
one hill by shells.
On Saturday night the two armies lay on their
arms, with the two bayous Intervening During
the night pontoons were constructed, notwith-
standing terrific fire from the enemy under
, 1863-01-17

This town is study for philosopher, or one
ptilosophically inclined. If the amount Of
church-room in proportion TO population is to be
most righteous people in the world; if the loud.
ness of our protestations is any proof of loyalty
we are the most loyal people in the Union ii he
complexion of our female friends is genuine, they
are sublimely beautiful-you better believe; i
the admit ance of doubtful characters into good
society has a tendency to purify it, we are ths
purest people to be found.
Yours Respectfully,
, 1863-01-17

Headquartcs, Department of the Cumberland,
Jan. 80 Gen. Halleck: We have fought one
Of the greatest battles of the war, and are victo-
rious. Our entire success on the 3lst was prevent
ed by the surprise of our right flank. We have,
nevertheless beaten them after three days fight
They fled IN great con:usoA on Saturday night last
and their cavalry column left this morning. Their
loss very heavy. Gems. Rains and Hanson
were killed, and Gems. Adams, Breckenridge and
Gladson wounded. RosEKRANs.
, 1863-01-17
The Protest.

WIN. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
How . mouse wns Sacked.

| To the Editor ~ The ~. 4. IrtoufS' -,
SIR: IL is impossible to answer separately the let
ers Of inquiry received by the different members Of my fam
Inv relative 10 the OF damage suffered by the sack Of
our the Ia ns. You VIII theieo'e OUNCE
me by inserting the following summary:
No erson "a in tine house at the time oil the aau' oee
INC no appesrsnce of the mob in the immediate vicinity
had walked over to Broadway to get an evening paper oh
my return homeward. in about ~ Minutes io"hd ' '
house had been broken open fired in several places ana
already half sacked IL In the hands Of 'n'"s'"
thieves passed ia and mp stairs 10 see whethef any'"ips
coud be done 10 clear out but found Impossible anu
refined Tho lower doors windows were all broken Id
md all ,eror rooms and closet doors with two or three
exceptions.
Everything was carried of-bed bedding, all the bureau
drawer. and the lighter buresu table, aud the crate
Dams and last kitchen pot OF 300 volumes the occumua
lion Of thirty years single book was ei In the house
OF the furniture that heavy to carry oil, one small
piece only was left unuutaed by Nearly all the glass
and much of the sash work destroyed The stair ban
ist-rs s1d merbe nantes chopped down. All the gas
h.ires were twisted OIL and oft water faucets The
pipe pounded ia the cea to cut oft Tie water
that the Ire might oxtn uhcd and bat for tho neigh
b,r. who Of the peril of life brought in buckets from their
own hon.es tho place would haze been burned piano
va, broken into fragment and sliding doors pulled out
and Their paucs spit Tie lower psrs Of several heavy o'
aus aud portions Of bedsteads aud tables, were l,t
in the house. and nothing The perona wardfohos Of
my sil- daughters mostly saved with some Of the
choicest Of our h,usehcd sods. }. ;. OibboNS'
Ncl. York july rs, 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
The Rev. Charles Hcecher Convicted of
Ucrc-y.

The ecclesiastical trial Of the Rev. Chas Beecher,
vt Georgetown, Mass, for heresy, bas terminated.
The charge against Mr.. Beecher was that he does
not preach according to the creed Of the cburca and
the Orthodox churches generally of New-Eugsnd.
especially in presenting bis views OF the pre-
existence Of man. the condition Of sonls after dca b.,
the Afoncment, and Divine sorrow. Fourteen
,hurcbes were reuresentel m tho Council, which
wes presided over by the Rev. 1. W. Dwight d.
d., OF Portland. The Committee who we-e depuiei
10 draw NJ the report OF the Council have presented
"A report. which was adopted by 10 Teas ~ nays.
We quote a portion OF the report:
Ibc leugih, and carefully wniieu argument Of de.en'e
sh OF III. clutch ard ,hurche, = order i0 New
rue aud doctnes instead that ere y!aJ aud iunda
lei aeco mat much II Mr. Beecher's presiding la.
been IN with the >crpurcs snd With sldad
New tng.aui disinea let ihs - 80 Interviewer WIN
preaching Of IN site and erroneous c-t'c1ef a. d t
ou.y h not t,sly, % neaiflze Tie sool r4'c, 10 70
tee 4ir.s Wt1 some in1fs on tne'7 d'oiiNs- Una We
th tlL.hfYl Pee iudolset IN much tug' cons CT
wholly rccorcisable with The afto'e %. iai'h o this
orthodox churches ren~riiy ia new ug.aad.
Ther'oT sui decided mat the objections o.
The toucfs ere well iakrn o. Wen si' Aed tos on, "
thr.r o1 wn,s~s. but by NJ B,cchef Do .rstias end
80 'he ftrc pie o hone" in1 Of Het 70 o. i9,r'ei ~
that rsinfu du'y hat We Owe TO chi" ani Li-
chucu Nc De- hereby sasi'r ihe rln 'o1 30
o. the ps.tosl relation between tins church and ho he'
Churs Irechsr
Nor DO leeommead merely that We may relieve
b r.ou-4. We would $50 relieve tr, besch"r. who
member Of th5 rLlch from the nrctf-i'y mposef D.
M COINCIDENCE violating his wh Size church ~
gfcr- 4octm,s f 30 several Particular. arc Eventually
var sot from the creed - ,he church.
4 pro.es, against this result was handed in by
tht XIV. Il. VI. Decker, aud another By the Rev.
Edward Bcecher, ID. d., aud the Other three mem-
beers who voted IN the negative may forward iheirs.
Il il reported that the protesting members OF tie
coaucil all dissent strongly from Mr.. Beechers
yiows, bat they dissatisfied with the terms OF
tie result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
Ea.scugers Arrived

n ,,,amsAip Sc5ra from LroTel-MIs and Mis-, Jones
Ms keui Mrs " stns two CO.! iren, infant tso nurses
aud man sryaut ". T. Sinclair and 'rrN ini John caldwell
Nj Co,.r Miss Struggled Mr. aud Misc Flocuce. Nj snl
,tr. llllrid Nit end hrs. i.d!r, Mr.. and Ma. X NJ
b,tchfofd col Sargent A. Cayiier Nj Gerard, MI ~
a.. Underwood {. Nnobloach. j.. V Booth. Ass tier
wood M.s lllrl, Nr Nfay, Mr. Teller Nj ant Miss Mon
10 Robert Ni.brtt. D. dixon, Fred hrutet MI aad Mt'
h. susre4 thee cad maid. siss CAMS, Kew, ny
Jsckeltrmsr Nj. aud Nrs. kindssopi. Mr. honiose. VI
Eorrr.t "A B,chmsn Master bache CunaTI. Ar Ianoh du
Pin Nj nud Mf. Anirade Nj aud Mis-. simpson, Mr. and
Mr. Balm Mr aud Mrs Scncnrrhorn, three daughters snd
natd Ar1 IA son, Do4 Ramon Garcia. Mr. Dcubn Mf'
N D8ntld daughter and maid AIT. +. Durkrc. M sud
Mn. sounrbron M and Mrs. L. Vail. two cnld en- AMI
puf.s Mr. FaailsAe and child. Mr. Scoveil Mr. lOung.
Nj snI MIR Ioau, Mr. I'D Mrs r. Perkins. daughter and
4 .ors M ". Turner Mr. Wan Ray. Mi Jas Conhof NJ.
" IS Iltyd,n Mrs de- PeIccvsl aud sou, MI = b. tush'
man. !. r.. Raymond, tha' smith John "iahsni. ar.
IA clett -. Calls ,nan. -. hrrshaF, Mss Nallashan
and .i,,er Miss r. kefsbaw Miss kerhaw. Mr. amt Mrs
Vnu Yaudt children aud servant MI aud Me scheldor
Mr. ud Airs Lnurcnson infant and nurse Mi OIheimer
Nr Durkre g. Norris Orauef. Goldenhefg. Jno Marshal,
g. v lrooks Geo WnAs, Mr.. and Nh. AndrIson intact
aol uurse ~ crson Arnold, hausnin, Vail L L. leAns,
,nb.ld fluc. " Mr. and Mrs {. Judson. j. H. Murray,
M and Mrs j lvos Mr. and Mu. c. Mortimer. Mr aud
Mis- B.le Air MIR. swallow, Mr. schotrld MI Blake
Nv Mn Ida schadior MI aud MIS- Daidls' H' "oau ad
child, MI uushes.-lotal lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
Lntcst ship News.


Steamship Scotia (r) JudAins, Liverpool Jnly Io wa
Ou,eustow l9n at 40, p mdse and pass 10 f.
- IA ,.5D L. ~ saw steamship canada gong INTO Liver
uo 10Th lat 81 3d. lon 10 II, passed snip John bul an
bound h.. ., ,.---..., t.u. a ~, aoJ
~ a., 10 Sow Burgess. June ~ lat ~ So Ion a.
n'st. RI barn Palestine from Shields iur Quebec
'.,,n Nm r,pscott, Bell Lyerpoo. June l., mdse ana
40 10 I,n j. Tdpscoti. Peter Johnston, capeutrt aud
,n Urtd,rd seaman died on the passage july ~ lat
n AZ l Is H. spoke L. : bark d. Golden Moray cruising
pa,.euues- Dr. Hurt and lsdy of Philadelphia
shin l.outins wood. M0ucyJdeo June L. mules TO Sho"
Itis..s Jul, -. John Nliuey, seaman. Eel nom the
uatn YARD To tlo docA aud was .uJ uIud badly.
baA Antioch tot Castucl Gardiner, Maae'e 90 ~ "ny
passed Gibratas June TO- iu ballast to mastet jay - ia"
40 lou. 3d. ssw Bfou4on slp Cuwanis bonnd u .,
: Bog & b. Ale of halrinstonl Ray fohee' T. w. ~
day., suggr be-. 60 ula. tes. - 3, ...r .,
Sr.r FIicltt Duncan Trinilsd Cuba u Gays PSI 70
N,.,s Duncan July a. 'tt 81 - Ion 90 90 'P"~o 'N
~. ni,lt from Havana f0r N4Iseiirs =, u - l.
SIM Frrdona tbrD Mouoson hocApo"' ~ p' - u'Ss'
s,Hr. : f. Iulo, ll.l Mointosh dorchester ~ H. IL
l,,. tome 10 l. / hegius son. 80. . .,.-
af Au.tfinn ship lmpeltIice tl1aDetha IA c0Aasheu %
Ifotnblr 4 Baiclen. 80.
Ni,l-sunset :. W, light
'' BELOW
H., T. 4 Cochran from Mltarzas days. barn Leroy
h, i.,l rom Honduras bound 10 Boston, also one emp
ivyS barks aud one brig. unAnown
WV ' SPOKEN.
Jnlv ID lon. 81 u. s ynuboat Augusta on a cruise
Ju!y 20 oa Nantucket, bssk Cauadsi iEel ua'Ana 10
Bo.soI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

offered an opportunity for further proofs this point which
accepted We concur therefore in the decree be-
against the vessel aud portion OF the cargo condemned
Deere affirmed
Schooner Mersey and Cargo agt the United States.
NELSON. C. This vessel snd cap,a1ed on the
26th April 1862 in the ,iuf Stream hundred miles
from land and two days ont from Nassau ~ r. on voyage
fom the latter place to Baltimore aud bsck Her ca,fo
which was Pot on board Il Nasal consisted OF SAT ooe
sosp merchandise. &c. The vesse! is oSued ny boOers
cargo By sawyer AID Meuendez OF the same place. 'ne QUE
British subject aud the 9th Spanish According 10 the eV
Baltimore, aod without any intent to run tue
blockade Of any of the Confederate ports.
She seems TO have been convicted on suspicion rom p"us
as evidence sud report that she h' ron tho VI
Charleston her previous voyage aid further thst she
sn the property OF citizen snd f.ittn OF some OF wv
Southern States We are not satisfied that 'hese 'cts OF a.
Of them have been established by competent proof Tue
CARGO 1t Is sduut'd belongs to Hrhifh anG orlsh su
MGcn stress Is laid al on mui' atlo OF 'he lGs oon
which folly explained ~ the further e'denc" oil The maze
aud stewatd
Inc sohr. Ly nchbdrs sgt the United states.
NELSON. C. J.-ruere is 90 dispute ~ I'm. cas-
bu he vessel belongs 20 citizens Of ina shd Itienls "
Rchmoud; tnd, al-o plrion OF the cargo whcH Gu,-
ed of cof GEES bss) Gained b. brown BIotheIs
wee restored 10 them and residue has condemned
We wish 70 hear iaret ersom u, upon ths point
the l5i c.amrt ny Brown bf"tltf' Co. ana ehef
part, may produce further proof uponu' -.
The decree below affirmed as TO tne vessel and cargo
the Residue Of the 1 as OF conee alter the Iestoi'
anon Of the l.54i bass 49,
The schooner Prince Leonod lad Cargo as the United
Sia:es.
NELSON. { J.--Tbis ves.cl captured in tho roE.
of Ne,l The .lst of August, 1851 10y Government
officers. Sic lt!- tae plTt Of Ncwhe p, y c. Win
ri Of p,ntiuc. and EFT et rort the 2d Of july 1901
There lc;rr blockade ui Newborn at the time The
vessel belonged to H. A. Mcleod British suhjcc bat zee
cent C"a e,ton. ; c. Of .ne une OF capa5c and Inc
A. Wade, Ic.Iacnt Of New 1eil md citizen OF
,oh Carolina The vessel 4ui were cordrnned a.
pro yefty thc count below but scqnted On chaIse
. Of breaking blockade.
pom ile doctae o. the recently decided in the
Su'me Count OF tie ri',d saio The decree must be al
filmed.
The Bark Pioneer Cargo sgt. the United Staes.
kEisCN 4. J-Iur csscl aud this csp-
OF esp. Horny by tie t@suer Quaker City on tie 2Jh
Nay 1861 cargo belon. ed 20 Deyuss CO..
Bi.luuat Va acc1rig. the ruiz IN toe o TIE
HlaW ANA they sntrc to condemnation enemy
q rper y. Decree below spi rovrd.
Tlo sap North Carolina Tackle &C. act. the United
Sisies
NHrsoS c. J-Ths vessel was captured of Cape Henry
toe IAN oi May. 1901 by the steamer QusAc Guy Inc
oWuris iIen aud sc.ieIts a the % Of Nssins OF
the time been con- -nncd ~ eueuy's property
Decree below afhlIncd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

MAJOR MAYER The name of tue officer from the
Argentine confederation appointed to Majority 10 tue "a
United state. Coofed Isiautry Incorrectly given IN
erdays edition. rle ,aslt Majors name is not M)Fes,
but Elsmo Mayer MAJOR Mayersi~ tSo years o. active
service ~ the army tue Arscune Confederation lie cams
ali the way from Bucnos Ayrcs to proHer his services and
az .wn bis ifc necessary IN holy cause The Moi
bfinss with him from South America letters and vouchers
from the authorities aud private gentlemen there OF tue
ni.he. character l, abie. add enthusiastic oyo OF the
aon m4ko hin 4 valuable acquisition TO our army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

Tn DRlFr - THE CuY-INTH DIsTRiCr.
Y-l4e hua preparations io Ae dis hf tAr fth Coz
srcoua! D isct u Nc~YoS completed last evelins,
by joel b. Erhsrdt Captain and Poyos, Marshal Tho lFh
Diuric, j.. tho largest in NEWTON and comlf.es tie F
second Third Fourth Flnh sI,l and .lih wafl. Tho
whole plumber enrolled 10 tls District }. to!3 of which
O7l are persons Of color Tai. The nl ssI
c.,s A. she dsa bc .4e rfoa the Ores ci's. give
the number o. tAc bret Glaze ouo ed follow, SD so white
and calocd Three c1prs ~ tIr eafoent sheets hsv
been made o.ole Of which ha. been scot 10 he rfVos.-
Mifshal-Gcnefai - ishnsou ose g. the \ 4 Pfoso"
Nov Yofs AID retsnod BY CAPS ~
hard. From ,ti. a copy tie s.4ss OF Tie onIo,d has,
been copied upon he pa-5.ari oad' shout 'hsee arhe
10 lersh sad bfeldh I'D b.sins been ron i-al
with the sheets arp7si So boHss ss "a ~aii OF
iubtiict ~ scIsfstH box zach boz ssaoi yo'i"f
day By Couu,soncs the presence 81 the Board %
Furoumsn,. fsefytAnF being DO readiness ios o
wheel. ell that is wanted h tho or+cr ioH
Washington o. sst tao ~hce. in uoiiou
We may here Iemlfs that with tie cIcs.ton o. seudrs
eouy o. ,r enrolment ,bec,.t % Gsvsrnor lnI ~Leu &c
hI., broke out nothing las interrupted me rose'' or
tue Errro,.ips C!crfs Csfsia kflaer' oss Too o'p
tain anticipated 30. one 81 The pro a5A
daas se.n q i.uof bot early Monday u.lt
he hl4 BIZ, afia1s cacnts Bass teesfdsy. an Nv
1walc tl4i bic ol.o o. s.eltl tl,. ihi VT. sl,sy
defy even taeh ,b Newton flrlhsi The ocessor
but 10 long e, the mob Old 10 o uoibiy
q the Caplsas ,uoaghod b. keps he tenor % BIZ
way The wof. rs, been Ia tie thorough AID
correct aannef h. ENROLMENT sheets have been compared
"a the other districts q iAs Gig, AMI 10; single uao
b.. sheets have been duplicated tho name q resident o
Any but Bic oru dci enrolled thereon Tho tomas l,ner
Nj Hcf,td sud The Recorder u tie Board Capt George
Tuih watched po." Of tue enrolment AID rendered
Cayt klhsf4i ibes valuable ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
rm,or,au, Rni,rond Connection.

SARATOGA, y. y, Saturday July 70, 1858.
A meeting OF the Committee Of tho Rome, Wafer
town and Ogdensburgh Railroad, with "a correspond
ing Committee Of new ROAD projected between
Rome ana Oswogo, wa. held here on Friday laet,
when it was agreed that the latter road should be
constructed Immediately, and tho former company
run IT in connection with their own. TINS forms All
important Ink III tuc elan Of roads il that portion
VI tho state,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

FATAL AcciDESr TO CATHOLIC PmTsT.-
Coroner Wuooy held inqus. Of No w ka'i fonsih
street over the romans o. Tho Rev. Francs J. ho,cri
Catholic ple. who Odd from the Effect. n nufes received
instant ny falling down iedre OF rocs. Ct tn
foot Of Fast Fo1ieh The drc-assd o. nto p rate
Lsbits and Intervals seemed q be Ia dementod condition
that boys would boot Of aud snuoy hH 10 '-pus
ays Just pyoa. 81 the Sad occurrence deceased stood "a
ne b4uE II To- I,s ~Aen vicious boys councnosd
p,s MIN win .tor.. wh~fespon be picked up stone TO
defend Lm,ef aud r,n s.t bis Proceeding
ufae be ntoudeI. be Loot his balance and fol- among
sharp esgsy roess distance Of nearly hh'en i"ei
striking bic back ard .idc and sustaining Internal iJnea
lie taken und removed 10 as,niy nea BY where
lie remained days without medical aiend.ncc ply
eian being finally called Mr.. Hefter cTarins,iou. Wa
found to DO fatally lnued lie died Saturday Deceased
va. forty yesu Of age, aud native Of Toronto, Lower
Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
Inter From Jnpnn.

SAs FRAsCIsCO, Saturday, July q. 1863.
Dates are received from Yokai anna japan, 10
the 26ih OF May.
rumor prevailed there that the troubles between
Eogand and Japan were arranged 10 as TO be
setlled without war, but there appeared to be no
good authority for it,
The house Of the American Minister had been
burued al Yedo, but whether accidentally other.
wise 10 10. stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
sUPREME commemorate 27.--BefoTe Ju,slc
EAhNARD.
DECISIONS

Williams agt. DEMONSTRATION granted on paw
meat 20 costs n opposing motion aid oil st' 10 the
ton June 90 1861. Ohrraie douiei, with 40 cDsts
trf.rufs NoULrup az. alvin VI. SoIthfup DeiendAnts
ppIn bis stand cannot be h, ard this
ton. Motion reference must be sfant-d with o. costs
iroceedn.s before the B,f-cc stayed ulti hf
Monday OF September 20 give defendant opportunity to
Tor leave n BIZ nusTef tanJ provided no doirudan
notice r suc motion "itn ten days after service OF
as order Reference 20 rear sLd deiefulils
james Actadden sEt. knL- "a f-dden.NO proofs a. 20
the Issue OF the Iage-heeed back 10 tie referee 10
tsse proof on shat poiL-
Chr.iIn Smith ngt. Mary SuilA'-AepoH eoAhTmet snl
iuc smsnt Of divorce gunted
: fafel ~. K h-Moton granted
Ms rst Brooks Motion granted. defendants paying
10 ts fee aad 10 costs Of ofpo,ilg motion Judgment
ano ovy II euy to aud secuuiy. il tie costa not
paid then motion ceuiedi ? ~ costs.
Campbell Cam pbeL-A inony, per week. TO begin
a. tus cJnmenoemrnt Of the 'ut counsel ie9 Of ~ al
o1ed.
tive Vi the plantf me supplemental CONT liant o. esvof
within service OF this order ia default
thereof that the c0mqlio be dsna'cd, with costs 20 cos
O. his motion.
Kend4l ay Gesr-Mo,on granted a. to defendant Oh
beIt Gee- paying = 20 tIa fce 70 costs Cf opposas
motion and tpuating 10 refer the case to Referee 10
BE- appointed ty tie Court In tie paluu de-ifrs
Motion granted as to eeieadsnt h'iu' Ger
tho conditions II toe conditions not complied
With. motion cenisd, with 10 costs gantt clch defendant
Morlsud agt br0wn-NOtiCu dcu Cd on palult stipust
ing admit tue growing I'd po-ng u tie notice Of sale
tie sale a auction the pee on fsnt the loan o. tic 20
and 40 {, eaVef. the demand the part
psintia made BY fich, who did not otter 20 pay either
the or 800 but who informed 10y defendant that
plaintiff would pay The 45O be would deliver tie watch
Shaw ast. Wight ct al Albert Comsogk ag Peter Russo
ct a. Askhau r.t Himo ct s.-Motlons denied.
Paysl Stocswofth ! think hc set aside the
judgment an execution must be meds n JEFF .n County,
where 'Le action is riibe. Cde, Sec. 20 FOR this
only deny n.f motion. without cOnde.iug the uieuts
~ tie mater Of James Hsfison Ine'ic order granted.
1oIof sg, Nan LON, Ct al motion denied : 10 costs to
abiIe court.
Phlpoe Shaw sgt George W Shaw, Judgment Of divorces
granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

THE MIcHIGAS SALT NoRGs.-lhe drilling IT
the salt works il progressing. The depth OF ,uJj
feet nns been reached, producing bune, that by
proper tests has been iound 10 contain - per cen {
Of pure salllo matter The drlls show the presence
OF slate, but II is Thought the saod-rock Will soon
appear, whom the.bTino Will inerrnso IN quality aud
si.cuytn. lJacAa0u Patriot, July ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

ST. Jons's. N F. Saturday. July % 1863.
The steamer Damascus, from Liverpool, passed
Cape Rlce on Saturday morning en- route to New
York. All were well on board Of her. Her add
vices are anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
lAdvcrtisemoutl

Notbne like h before offered 70 The pun ic IL
Is not co.. bnttion OF rubber. iun peicha OF glue Htuc~
strD and pnes 10 boots ami shoe. suiicicntl} strong
rltnout III chng. u uends Diosen tufnuufr oocA,y
toys bone VO,y. I'D 90 ancles Of hops"hold use u . 10
nad and as easily upll,d common paat, 10 BE- nsuur
p aef OF oil IL auurfos OH substunces hfuy and cola
,liey rut up Ia PACKAGE fmry aud nanulacuIefs
use tom two ounce. g. hundred pounds tof sh1 a az
s,,es ilu4oN lHos a Co.. Projectors, Pfoyidrnco.
once. corner Of Dyer and Pine stiooii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
Suor GINS IAprcrn 10 SrfAL.-Capt. Jourdon

SHOP GINS ISDuCED 10 SrfAL.-CEpt. Jonrdon
Of tue stb Msfd n0s that Join Levy, pefmeu W.
:. ns .r~itg lbou tn strts r be o" o. aeu' s."
.prct-i sr.ns AID o,n-ei nis crest hJ Ore'
tXi.rdv~ and Nofafty Levy, bel. Questioned sad
Ls obi mod The hou Marcus Lehman NO 90 - - OCT
.d Gilman stated that tc ught the shs nom VOL VOL
h~lurr e No 5 N.. sffr't VIC bought u nm iiA"''
E-ry Hosa etegs. ADD Man uts rnp'lcd ~ inc t's"'
AID ifirgr mandatory Of John Hepp'ir, NO ~ Na&f
.tfe.t All the raIrs arrested shou two ~ tue gs
confessed tia thrJ hal tasen about i1it poole STA u
for several past Tia, thej were prompted 10 lHil
mo k fun. their rmpo1 ~ WoHein"f who gifn O., ~
mil Xix tor each spool worth doal. LrfJ lnd
l.. Imam were oiscnaf.sd there seemed no eV4snto '
d them but Woih-rr aud tho sifls were detained iof
,tau.iuatiou before Justice Downing