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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A II r. q a ID
1868. MW 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route To Chicago via Kokeme.


nN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20 iss3 train.
" trains will ~ a foIlows.
A Chicago Rxpress Train will leave Indianapolis st
l23S p. NJ, arrive at kokono $40 T. NJ fu time
make close connection ~ifb tran the CDcnn
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Transport Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive al Peru NJ 4.20 2. NJ
Returning, the will leave Peru l2o A. M,
making close connections with th. night train from Chi
cago, and arrive at indianapolis at620 A..
Mail sTain will leave indishspolis at ass +. NJ.
stopping at all stations and arriving Peru
make connections with the trains the Toledo
bash Railway, for Wabash, Huntington Fort Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit
Returning, the train will leave Peru sf See
A NJ, after the arrival 81 the train the T. W r. W.
fromthe East and arrive al Indianapolis al 1000 A. NJ
In time 10 make connections for ali points East South
and West.
AChicago Expreskirain Will leave Indianapolis s2o
p NJ making close KokomO with train
Loean<por, Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive
Peru Los A. N, ia time make with trans
going East and West the TolHdo and Wabash Rail.
way.
Returning the will lesv. Peru 1918 p NJ,
making close connection a; Ko.omo with the trains
on the Cincinnati aDd Chicago Air Lane from Chicsgo
Valparaiso and Logsnsporf, and arrive Indianapolis
40 p. NJ In time connect with ,he evening for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agep, and Supe rintendent.
V. 7. NALoTT. General Ticket Agent feb25. 's7-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03
s25 REWARD.

SroLES FROM M PASTURE. on THE NIGHT OF
Il hands or inches high racks and PAGES well under
the saddle His nsne being quite grey tail inter
spersed with grey hairs 81 ifs rect Ne has small
on the back part Of each hind eg about the Of the
hock joint One white hind foot One Of his hind hoofs
i split, and think there Il small white spot IN bis
forehead Twenty-Five Dollars reward VII Be given for
his recovery. NV. SHIELDS.
seymour. Indiana. July ID, ises.
fulv3l-dlg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03
indianapolis and Madison
HI ILRR a. n -.
1863. HH Hs5lEI 1868.

day. Feb. 2. 1863.
guNNO passenger trains dsflv sSundsrs exceprtl be-
n tween Indianapolis and Mad-son.
Leave the Union Depot Infisespols, al $50 A.
and p NJ. arrirsn di-on Il II rs A. N and 50
P u.
Leave the Dep0; ai Madison ai "A. " and r NJ ar.
irving At Indianapolis ~ IL A n snd s10pM
The train leaving FndisDs2oii $50 A H.
with that leaving Columbus at t.f5 A. n for shelby
vile and nashville arriving al sfslbyvie st lo35
aud Rushvlle 81 70 20 r. NJ
Leaving Rushviiie at ~ r y sh~Tbyyiiie IS p.
rving either indianapolis. or Madison the ssme even.
ing
This Road forms line with the ssckets Nadi-ou for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati sDd In
dianapOlis and points Wet.
Tariff Of Freights a. low by ssay other route.
Shippers and merchants West vs. md IL 70 tseriutsr-
est 20 ship by this line.
febe DC. BRAyHAg. Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

H ARRIsONS' BANK--No. 10 East W wsshingtOn sire
Ill opposite the Sentinel Office. may4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03
From Scranton

SCRANTON. Pa July 3l.-A fire broke out in
the cellar of Mathews & Gilmore's drug store
last night, extending TO a four story building on
the north owned by John Kock. and from there
TO the banking house of George Sanders. on the
south. kOch's building badly damaged
George Fuller's and Sanders buildings were to-
tally DESTROYED
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03

MY regiment is now rapidly filling up.
hope TO be in the field in four weeks, with eight
hundred men. well clothed. armed and surprising
ly well drilled This prospect being clear 10 off,
GERS and me0. must await 10 see If the prospect
will be verified | have Just had rendered = con
pany by Capt. Robert Kane. late Of the 18th In
diana This will increase ny number TO hve
hundred"
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

1t-Nas de,eElnined 10 hanq ,hem "a
on "Wednesday afternoon a-1.-oa-s.~"1
gathered al Highland - w
>cvue. The prisoners were ,aken - =
grove a>hgfrdIsance below to,~n wbers
tiey were ss0ng up Owing 20 he
tungHna manber u whichihe cords were
fasitred, OF IN letting the victims drop,
their death was not instantaneous, but
they hung for some time. We are told
that n OF aham struggled for fifteen or
twenty minus, when one man attempted
70 put him oul of his misery by shoot
ing hun, tut was prevented by the crowd.
How long he continued TO hang. before
ne died, we have not learned, as our in
formant says he could stand the sight no
longer, bu- lief; the ground. rsr
We have expressed our views of this
mode Of dealing with such outlaws.
Civil law is powerIess, and military law
as II has been conducted in Kansas. is
almost as bad as the evil from which the
people suffer. Either the country must
be desolated, or the people take the mat
- 49, " itoAOSs WITH law, ID
ats mlldest and most humane form, IS
sufficiently horrible; but when criminals
are literally tortured to death. it is per.
feclly hideous. When those thieves we're
first oVerlaken and shot. their career
should have been ended right there. aud
10 fault would have been found. Bat TO
go. AFTER The lapse Of several DAYS. and
drag Two severely wounded rIento "A place
of execution, and then tor,nre them TO
death looks more like inhuman barbar-
ism than an act of justice. Horse.lhieves
haEe no right 10 i've. bUt they should be
daspatchedhn the speediest and quieies,
manner possible. If they are to be tor
tured- burn them at the stake at once, az
ter true Savage style.
Il is 10 be hoped and prayed that la W
may soon resume its proper sway, and
Justice be administered as il shoald.-
Lynch law cannot be INDUCED for any
length Of time without hard ming those
engaged in it. Soon 1t will be common
for any man TO hunt down and shoot
those who have injured hun. WITHOUT any
form of trial whatever -KdnSaS Chief
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

HoRsE.THIFvEs SHor-Last week a
spau az MUS we're stolen from Ih'tHas
GIar.lf near Iowa Ppint and a new va
80 aea harness sr5m Joaa Btsler, pear
highland. 4 parry from Highland ond
vicinity pursued The theives, and came
up with them In Brown County, near
Kennekuk. Que Of the Paciy drew a re-
voiv5r ana sho. both he ihieves then
tmt,hliag them cut into he road, they took
The wagon and mules, and started for
home. One of The thieves was wounded
in the shoulder. aud the other ia the
neck Both wounds are severe, bur may
not te dangerous. We have not heard
what became Of the fellows.
Another chapter has just trsnsPlred IN
the horse stealing affair which we men
lion ia another column. II seems thai
the persons WHO pursued aud shot the
thieves. pitched ihem out of The stolen
wrgon in which they were riding. and left
them lying in the road but they were
afterwards taken away. or managed to
crawl away. Their punishment not be-
ing deemed sufficient, a party went from
Highland found them. AID brought them
10 that place, where hey bad some sort
of a trial. They made ,oufesSlon, and
gave their names as Melvin and Canon,
from Missouri
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
COOPERS WANTED!

The undersigned desires 70 purchase 1000 gOoC
Flour Barrels. The great demand for his A0ur. not
only in this Territory. but from Jalesburg. Denver
Central City, and all parts Of Colorado from ST
Joseph, No aud LeavenwOrth, Kansas, renders il
essential that he should have Barrels.
He is determined to furnish a good article Of
-Four, as cheap as possible. and as the high price Of
Sacks add to the price Of Flour, he is determined u
procure Barrels. He is willing to pay COOpers q
higher price for their work than they obtain in the
States ]. g. MELVIN.
Febl4-p32-tf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
ae a~dyua>or.l

paownvILLE. y 7 JSGs Il.
r.sprn. Sir:-As am irequsn-
o Of lale. By c'azans Of the
far a SIGHT O. he r-e>o3Aioas, /
:, tse grea, Union Mgeung held
Methods, Church Ia BroNnviile
I,.L. have concluded, IN order
-. ar aher ;rcubie. aud Ia, TIE cur,
NAV be grauhed. 10 ASA You 10
w. resolutions an iuseraopdG yoar
I, will naturally enssgh be ex-
fP' LAT resolutions sboGid have had
"a hem some SPHon bu' a. these
Drawn IA Tea' haste, after the
''i, was organized, and surposiag
Hs''D MIous with a caption would be
and passec, l intended th-se ouly
1SI 35nional 10 such as Right be adopted.
Yours, JESSE JoHN.
,..oJrsL. That We recommend TO The
zen. Of Nemaha County, 10 cultivate
'l one with another, aud that we for
e~adsavoring to fix suepiSions Of Sc
,snIsls on each other and particularly
,on.rd ,mIgranls OF visitors, who
~ cqme among US as loyal citizens
p,solpsd. That we are disposed 10 give
-,rbE hand Of fellowship aud protec
- all persons. wac may come among
rbo nav be- disposed 10 live as good
ss5 loyal ciuzenS-
RsoFvsd, Thai we do denounce Jay
L,gkrrs as enemies to peace. 10 The
To.,n. and TO mankind lheives and
,.hrr.. plGuderIHg alone for the sake
dpluudrr; aud that Ne will use u best
.adrsyors 10 arrest all SUCH. aud TO bring
hem 10 Justice and punishment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
MANTLIl,S 49,.

-Inpursuarce u decrstaf order made BY the District
Court IN aud for Nemaha COunsy Nebraska Territory,
81 ting in ClianceTy, bearing date May 18Th 1857, IA a
certain cause pending in SAID Court, whe EN- BENJAMIN
q. Cooper is complainant and Jerome Hover. 81 al,
are respondents, / VIII On Tuesday. July 7th. 1868. at
10 O'clock. A II in front OF Denis Halii n BrJwnvIlie,
in said county. being the place where said Court was
last held. efsr fOr sale 10 the highest bid4er for cash,
the following described premises iO-wiI The south
west quarter OF section number twenty nine, township
number fOur, nOrlh VI range unmreg dueen, eastof the
sixth principal meridian in Nemaha County. Nebraska
Territory. J. 5. BEDFORD,
n4S-5w-S4 30 Master IN Chancery,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
SAIF-

In pursuance vi a decretal order made by the District
Court IN and for Nemaha County, Hebraski Territory.
sitting IN Chdncery, bearing date Hay 18th, 1852 in a
certain cause pending IN said court, wherein BENJAMIN
q Cooper is Complainant, and Edward n. McCJmaS. ct
al, are defendants. / viii Oh Tuesday July 18th, 1858
al ~ 0'eiOck A NJ, in front OF Den's Hall, in Brown
Vile, IN sail cJHHTy. being The pl ace where said curt
Was IaSt held. offer for sale to the highest bidder for
Cash, the following described promises, tO-wlt: The
northwest quarter OF section number twenty-nine
township number four, north Of Tange number fifteen
east Of the SIKH principal meyt9.sn ia Nabraska Ferri-
tory. AME s.. BEDFORD,
ms 5v 81 50 Fssfar I, I'm ucary-
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
h. C. HARE.

AM
Is prepared to take AMBROTYPES and MELAIN-
OTYPES in the best style Of the art; and at
Lower Prices than Ever Before Offered in
BrOwnVilie.
His Rooms are over Mahron's Clothing Store, on
Main Street. nearly opposite the BrOWnVille House.
Pictures Warranted TO Give Satisfaction.
The public are invited to call at the room and ex-
anime the specimens.
cy-Orders for Tencil Cutting win also be filed
in a wOrkmanlike manner, and at short notice.
Every person should have n teneil plate and a bot
tie Of indelible ink tor marking linen. &e.-the best
and most convenient arrangement for that purpose.
Hours Of operation, from y A. II. TO 1 P. N.
Brownville. Nav 2Ist 1858. n45-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
hmenl Notice

Attachment Notice.
c. 6. Dorsey, Plaintiff, J Before Jesse John, a Justice OF
vs. tths Psace IN and for Remaha
John R. Davis, DePt. lCaunty, Nebraska Territory.
On the 2Sth day Of April A. D., 1883 said Justice
issued an order OF attachment in the above scft'n Tor
the sum Of twenty-five dollars and eishty-ave cents.
C. g DORSEY.
BrOvDville. Nay I4ta, lisa. BS5 4W-s3
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

". Dunbar. Public Adrainis-l
/ trai0r u Atcais0n Csu4iy,
Stste % Missouri. IN TIE Rre6aiQ E111l
vs. % Nenaha Couniyr
me unknown heirs and legal Eebraaka TeFriioFE
Representatives Of August
Ockie deceased
To fhe unknown heirs and legal representatives, g
August 0ekle, deceased y0u are hereby notified thas
said administrator died IN the Probate Court q SAFE
county o. Nemaha, Nsbraska Territorys ms petitlon ne
said Administrators, for the sale q The following do1-
cribed real estate Of which said decedent died, se1eds
to-Wit: The east half ~ the northeast quarter u $50
ton number nine q J township number four ~ nsrn
Of range number 1hirteen "a east q the ska prn-
cipal meridian IN NemAha county, kebrAska IefrttsrJs
for he psyment Of the debts and charges % Adminis-
tration against said estate. Ordered that ne prayer %
said petition Is hereby set for hearing Oh ne 10th d4T
OF June. A. D.. 1863, a. ten Oclocks An % - SOFA
thereafter as council can be heard
witness my hand and the seal 0f said court this Ana
dag Of Nay, A.D, 1858. C. " NHAHLhh
u4I-&w-S6 50 RrQbaLe Jaoae-
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber fer the
p Il lie >.

Pr -.
~ 1t makes q perfect Hedge fence in four years.
- One Are q it set this fall. in i've years will
make enough Wood for one Famiiyl
r. Il grows straight, ana very talll
q Il never sprouts frUm the roots; but when cut
down, vii g Ow again from the stump, very rapidly
Z" Il Is the best soft wood for fuel, Or any other
~ when kept on the ground, the rails will last 30
yesrsi
E It grows equally we'll with rs en- upland, where
it's r ch. as IN he bOtt0msl
II CUTTINGS eight inches long stuck IN The gr0una IN
~ We sell it for s. per thousand Cuttings, detv-
ered at any II our Agencies
~ Parties wishing 10 buy, should order early Of our
Agents, 50 that they mag notify rs il ume.
AGENTS.
T R. FISHER. BroWnville, is Agent for Nemaha
and east half u Richardson Countless
R & PEAvER P4wnee City, are Agents for
Pawnee aud west half Of Richardson Counties.
REV Mr.. rrSkHAx. Beatrice. is Agent for Gage
and Jones Counties.
J. u. BUTLER, Austin, Agent for Clay and Saline
Counties.
Bundled and delivered At the above places, a.
suOn as the leafes fall.
Beware Of Willow Peddlers.
We learn that many swamps OF common WHlIW nave
been cleaned up, and the CuItings sold as Gray WtiIoW.
We get our Willow Of SAMUEL EDW AhDS5 o ~
Noble, illinois, a respSnslole H9sseTyn
Nenlaha Nursery, Nursery Hall P o.
p47tf Otoe County. Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
TO THE PEOPLE OF MISSOURI,
FERRY BOAT.
Freighters to Denver and Fort
Kearny. RanChmen, Mer-
chants, and Bakers,

Are invited 10 give our Flour q :risl. EveTyihinl
FreiZhters can desire TO purchase may beUbtsined in
BrownvilIe on as easy terms as anywhere else Or tbC
River. And there ID no better point than BrOwnvillC
to ship from. MELVIN x
April is, IS63-n41-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
WHOLESALE ONLY.
American Stationery warehouse
JOHN J. MERRITT,
ImpOrtcr, Wholesale StaliOner,

And sole A+sl!fOr
Wi1d>0f ard e. Oh VI IS Premium PlTer7,
Coasis,iag Of Commercial Notes, Lejters, Bill, Legai
aFd Fools Caps,
Nc. 9 Eor'tuay So geek st'=i Nassau n. Y.
A 50. = rrIejor an :, . A.enJ i"r ne GLOWING new
auI L e al a-iles:
o. 80 sitaaf 5. s5s@ TrpS.
Th=s To - Z he eut f-tIn asy acre az e maze being
ga yd i 3Hy peni l. Is manlLac arsd rom
VlIcas jze1 egDbe- of ire be>l erasrNe any; eau De
reat v ,hau Ell rom ne e cat 20 aIu her am i
s,a a. Al x renely low price I j. the most deSira-
b earIc e OF tue lind IN she ma krt.
ESH as f'8.-nl ftstOO-s iaR-iafdS Rack
an quake iiks AID, prese .Fia5 INK fiom the dec"mp1-
sing eaect Of ii-hJ.
GTre.ss ra.eHt Fnk-EraSer and Paper
CieautT.
The best article made Ter rn0,inS ont pencil marks. &C
Comprising Lie wJrk in one bali tHe .t-e 81 ordinary
rubber.
The Patent Combination PaseT-CutIer
aad isuifr,
a new and rsefal article, combining the ue Of two in
PIaI'> Patent Portable Copying Press,
a light, cheap. ard usefui article.
MeTirt& Bs0Wn'> Pig Pen.
a very superior steel-pen. msde AMI seiec ed with the
greA.esi ca-e put up NV d zen ~ a box six boxes en-.
cIos d ia al lie neatly Flushed b5x, lie must c1nyen
Iut shape possible fr c~etIi-ins.
'Fau .-Cfdi- u f~~Tosc0pe'7
magnihes small 81 ects Il ,O1C times Is 50 simple that
a IlI may use il ; i an euiiess source 81 amusement
and mst;n tiJn Ia yDuns aul cid RefaI:s Tor So
Beau ifal mounted ebjecss, sul-sb e iSr LIE microscope
ne -urnishe4 al 81 81 per 5oz. retail.
Ihavej Just Iese.ved a fu-I and complete assortment Of
Arnoid's Writing Fluid.
All oraers viii r~eceiee pn.npf al icare:ul a~t-e-tion
: f- ne ar-- @ar..oast assure.
g. $50 a--- ISIS ~s
w.-a--St-. S~-aT-oEER,
n35 an lS6eeA-@1-sSY AsS A-sk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

To- Vel all your things have their places ;
eSch part OF your business nave its
loose no time; be always employed in
,cuhing useful cut off all unnecessary
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

Notice Is hereby given that application has been
made for letters testatnsntary on the estate OF John
Stumbo, and thas the Probate Judge has set Mon
day the 18th day IF June, A. d. 1868, at . o'clock
p. NJ. for hearing, and proof OF Wit. Al persons
interested are hereby noEif-d then and there to ap-
pear.
CHARLES F. WALTER. Probate Judge.
This notice to be published ia the Nebraska Ad-
vertise.
Falls City, May 18th, 1853. n4e-4w-s2 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application has been
made for letters Of Administration on The estate OF
Martin Misses, and that Monday, the 18th day of
June, A. D.. 1852. at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, has been SET
for hearing. All persons interested are hereby mo-
tilted then and there tn appear.
CHARLES F. WALTHER. Probate Judge.
This notice to be published in the Nebraska Ad-
vertiSer.
Falls City. My I2th. 1852. ntS-4--s2.5O
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

All OF tie gods in the above List will be sid. wi h
ON rese vati n, for One d liar each. CertInciteS Of
all the various article are placed IN similar envelopes
and ~ea. eI. Tuese envelopes viii be sent By mai, or
de ivered at our office, without regard II choice. On
p eceiviuga CerlihcJte you vii see what artIc c it rrp-
re,enis, ant il l. op- tOnII With NJu to send one dJllar
and reset e the article OF Mt.
In all TRANSACTIONS by mil we shall charge for for
forwarding The Certificates, paving postage, and d ing
the business, % cents each. Five Certificates Will be
sem fur 81; Eleven for 50; Thirty for S5j Sixty-1ve
for & 0 ant One hundr ell for Sl5.
CORRESPONDENTS may rely upon a quick AMI
prompt answer to their orders. our business Is cJn-
ducted UPON liberal. honest, straightforward principle,
and we guarantee sat .sfactiOn ia all cases. Our pat
runs may always depend upon having their orders faith
fully and puI cjuslly supplied. In no Case will CORES
popdents be he-iecteI.
E@Corre pJudcnJs should be csreful 10 write their
sicn4t ures plain, and give their Post ONCE, C5un y, and
Stale. ADDRESS OtO DEhEhlI0 w
229 Bra adWAy, New York
T. Having had business relations with the above
gentle men ! take pleasure in saying that they are
honorab;e upright men. and perform ali they promise )
and the Jewelry I have seen from there - genuine, and
gives satIs.sctlJn. Il D THOAPSON,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
GEORGE DEMERIT G. CO.,
Manufacturers Agents for the sale Of
~IOO,OOO!!!
Watches, Chains, &c, &c,
WORTH S5OO.OOOO!
- ha p,fd or ono DoItsr Zach. without regard 10 valua
SPLENDID LIST,
To be sold for one Dollar Each, without regard to &

OF Articles all to be sold foe one Dollar Each.
100 Gold Hun ing CAsed Watches, 500 each
loo .. Watches. 60 each
20O { Ladies' Watches IS each
s o Silver ." IS each
500 G5Id Guard, Vest and Cbate!ain
CHAINS. SIS to 90 each
1000 Vest. Neck, Guard and Chateiain
C5sins. TO Is each
slOO Cameo Brooches Ito 6 each
3JDo Mos tic a ~ Jet Brooches Alto s etch
3UOO Lava ami F!nrenrIne Brooches to 6 each
3. o. Coral. Garnet * Emerald Brooches, TO 8 eat
3OrO Cameo Ear Drops. 4tO 6 each
3 Oe Garnet NJ. sale and Jet Ear Drops, to 6 each
1900 Lava audF tUTaHtfue EdT Drops Alto s each
4DoO Gents, Scarf P rs. TO 8 each
60JO Chain and Band B-a'eIets, to 10 each
$500 GeTts' b eats Pins, 2 TO s each
3sO Watch KEYS. 2 TO 6 Parh
20 O FOB AMI r bbon Slides, Ito 8 cash
1000 Sets II h, ON Studs, Ito = each
gODO : eeve BuitJ"S "a" b eacs
5000 Plain aud Chased Rings, TO 8 each
1000 Stone Set RIMS Ito 3 each
1000 Miniature Lockets. Crosses, sc. t. 10 each
I.OOO Sels Ladies' JPwelTy. 3 To 10 each
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

%56g,35l IS
The amount necessary to safely rein
sure all outstanding risks, and to dis
charge all existing obligations Of the
9 mpany, lO9,oZZO4
cations, s4Os,529SI
Il. KELLOGG, S. l. LOOMS,
Secretary. President.
Branch. Cincinnati
r. IA HIM. MAGILL, GENERAL AGENTS.
*Assets, Is. April, 8ssO,Is7 %
G. W. WHEELER, Agent,
BrOWnyiIle, n. I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
EDWARD JOY NORRIS. r.
AALl. II.

WILLIAM II. sEwAEo, Secretary os State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

OF Articles all to be sold foe one Dollar Each.
100 Gold Hun ing CIsed Watches, 500 Cd
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

watch sleepy, aad the blockade runner 10 mot DIS
covered TIL she rs close by, when her sndA'
city causes her to be taken for trans
port or some other vessel connected with
the squadron Perhaps vague suspicion ssizes on
the watch and the alarm is given Ali hands are called
quarters but what hens Two three guns are nrsd
wide Of their mark and tho bockads breaker IL cut OF
harms way before her range be got the persons on
board laughing heartily at the manner in which they
have dous tho damned Yankees" In this large
have been known to successfully run the block
ade and TO arrive here with cargocs OF cotton. Witness
the steamer from Charleston itself the eve OF
attack on the fortacations at that place, as mon
toned In my former letter.
BLOCKADE ARRASGhnKSrs
In conversation with Union gentleman . day or two
ego be expressed his opinion that tho blockade all
wrong that II was instituted at the wrong place. He
Of opinion that Nassau the proper port 10 block
adeof keeping the legal distance Of one eagce
Shore Nassau the depot OF articles contraband
Of from Europe TO the SOUTH and Of cotton from tho
South 70 Europe he argued strict blockade At short
distance from this port would either result In the cap
ture Of the blockade break up the contaband
srafnc altogether. But proceeded the process would
bc an expensive one and would necesstate strict
surveillance tho BsrmudAs New Providence;
unless this DONE the persons engaged In tho u
cit trade could their sphere q operations from
here Bermuda In couple Of weeks. But, to my mind,
there anohsr objection TO BLOCKADE Of any port In
those Of the Bsrmudas. That h such act would
be regarded by Great Britain bells on tho part
Of the United States Besides you remove the block
sde from tho Southern ports, or reduce u to
mere paper blockade, neuirals would be
enabled TO and out OF those ports with mpunty
taking any sort Of cargo out and carrying anything In
NOT contraband Of
rgTo turwy urv
70 much for dsquisition. Now for few facts which
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