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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18

Z In cou1piiance with . call from Sarseons OF
the army and u s. Sanitary commission, the
ladies OF the north have enjeayored 10 aid 10
mitigating the suifeTipgs oi their noble coun
try men stricksd down with wounds and dis
ease while defending their nations rights
and honor
Early during the war soms noble minded
men formed themselves in'o U. States
Sanitary commission, an association whose
duty it is personally, or through their agents.
TO distribute in the hospitals or on the bat-
tlefi elds, more and other comfjrls than ths
Government can supply. SO systematized,
prompt and efficient has this commis sion
proven, that in SONS instances they have
been enabled to distribute their supplies be-
fore fighting had discontinued.
An AUXILIARY to this commission and work.
ing for the same benevolent object, Aid
Societies have sprung up all over the coun
try, until almost every town and village has
its regular organized society, thus given an
opportunity 10 every generous heart to do
something for the relief Of the sick and
wounded.
The Csdiz Aid society was formed Nov.
Dist, '62, and though its means have been
limited, (and the high price of goods con =
tracts still more its power OF usefulness }
yet 1t struggles on trusting generous pubs
lie will not suifsr it to fail in continuing its
beneficient work for want Of means. A WIN
ters campaign has only increased the ne>
cessity for plenty and constant Hospital sup
plies, e--- @@ s
The combined results Of thsss many Aid
societies. is vast aggregate oihospital goods
which are carried free by the Express COM
panies.
During three months OF its Organization the
ladies' OF the Cadiz Society have made and
have donated, (bssides about 80 cans OF fruit,
dried FRUIT &c 72 wooden shirts, Sc pairs
woolen drawers,l2 pairs SOCK; IA blankets;
8 carpet blankets, 8 pairs mittens, cover
lets; 6 bed ticks; 10 pillow ticks; 4 pillows;
II sheets; AZ rolls badages;-l coat; pairs
slippers
Or these, on Nov. 90 Immediately after
the Perryvllle fight, 3 boxes Of fruit were
sent to DR.. Sharp, Surgeon OF the 99th y. V.
l., in response to a call from him, and grste
fully Acknowledged Dec. 9.
TIE next donation, 2 boxes Of clothing
and OF rnit, was sent, Dec lS. in answer tn
an appeal from the "Ohio Relief Association,
Washington, d. G." alter the battle OF Fred
ericksburgh and receipted by the Ssc'y oI
the Association, Dec, %.
On Jan. I3, after the battle OF Murlrees
boro, boxes OF Hospital clothing wers dis
patched there though the Cincinnati Branch
U. ). Sanitary Commission and ackuowledg-
ed by their Sec'y on the 18th.
Feb 6, responding to a call from Surgeon
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Feb. q. Balance in Treasury 81. AZ


126TH REGIMENT O. V. /
MARTINsBuaG Va, Mar 81, 1868.
Patriotic Ladies and Soldiers Friends:
While am here IN the Enemies Country,
surrounded by Rebels, with strong obliga.
ton resting upon ma to watch over the
health and lives ofmy fellow soldiers must
acknowledge my gratitude to Mrs. M. B,
Calderbead, Mary Mckee, Emily McNaryD
Rev Mrs Reel, Rev. Mrs. Wishart, Mrs.
Elisabeth Mcfarland, Rachel Tanehill, Lu-
cinda Perregoy, r. P. llama, Rebecca Camp
bell OF New Athens, and others whose names
regret to say was omitted or lost off o.
some articles sent Tor lot OF Sanitary sup
plies, consisting Of quilts, sheets, bed ticks,
blankets, comforts, towels, Gather pillows,
and old muslin for wounds; also dreo fruits
of various kinds, concentrated milk, chicken
soup, tomatoes and wine.
will also tender my thanks to the Ladies
Of Beech Spring, by Jennie h, Moore, for.
warded to my care 500 lbs OF Sanitary
Supplies TOO numerous to itemize, and too
valuable not to be appreciated.
Through the very literal response to my
call for aid we now have supply to render
our sick com iortable SO far as bedding and
clothing is requisite.
For this, Dear Ladies', we shall ever hold
you in kind and grateful remembrance. -
When our sickness subsidies and We leave
here, il our supplies should be Crater than
our present wants, will carefully pack them
donated goods, turn them into the Post,
subject to my order, where | can order
them on at any time required tor our use
and il not needed by our men | will have
them forwarded where they may be useful
to some OF the sick or wounded soldiers and
thereby render your valuable donations
comfort to the Soldiers while this ungodly
Rebellion lasts.
have the Honor Kind Ladies TO tender
the grateful acknowledgment Of
Your ob't servant
argg w. ESTEP, Surgeon.
800. 126th Regt 0. V. l.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18

F1GHrs.-During the "copperhead" meot
ing which came off in this place on last oat
urday, several small fights occurred, when
resulted in the cracking" OF some 'ot the
but,ernuts. - Republican,.
n&g- Every person cam see from the
above who it is that encourages rows
and disturbances amour midst. The
editor Of the Repubican shows, in
the above, that he glories in rows and
fights. lie may some day regret this.
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fsrnene Township.

The Democracy of old Greene will
meet at the usual place Of holding
elections, on Saturday, March 21,
1868, at . o'clock, P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating a township ticket,
and organizing for the ccoming clec'
elections. 1t is expected that every
Democrat in the township will be pres
ent. BY ORDER.
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For Tie fresby term Banner


NEebDy tebHhfs at
The Presbytery OF ST. CIair,v vile, at its
late meeting, held in Kirkwood ON the 3D.
and 4th inst, dismissed Rev. John Moi
iat to Join the Fresbytery OF Washington.
A call from the second church OF Wneel
ing, was presented and put into his hands
which call he accepted The Presbytery and
the ceug, egatiens in which our good brother
has been 80 acceptable and useful were sor
nv to part with him. But sense Of duty
impslled him toen er this new field OF labor
where we hope he may be as much blessed
in mis- Efforts TO bulld up the Savlout's kings
dom as be has been in his other PASTORAL
charges.
A judicial case was settled without com
ing to o trial, doubtless to the benefit of the
parties, and for the best interest ol the
church. fe
Rev. John B. Graham was elected Stated
Clerk and Treasurer o. Presbytery.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted and ordered to be Published
eft is clearly the conviction oi this Pres
bytery that it threatens immense evil to the
Church Of God, and is dangerous precedent
for Plesby cry to allow any people to require
their ministers in the pulpit, to give public
ity to any political sentiment he may enter
tam, or to identity himself with any polti'
cal question in the State; but. on the contra
ry that in his public mInistra'ions he be gui
ded by the word OF God in presen ing the
Gospel OF Christ, and in no wsv avor an all'
ance OF Church, and State, and that every
minister, equally with the layman. y per
lectly free TO entertain and exercise his pri
vate political opinions, but should net in any
way introduce Them into his public minlstra
tions."
A considerable length OF time was spent II
devotlonai exercises After all the buslne.
ior which ths meeting was held was finished
Presby,ory adjourned to meet in Wegse OF
the fourth Tuesday OF April next.
.ae al ]. B. GnAzAss, 8. O.
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rsay- Mr.. John Atkinson requests
US to say, that he never gave Mr..
Hatton any authority to use his name
in last weeks Republican, about the
resolutions Of the 126th Ohio. Mr..
Atkinson is the wrong man for Mr..
Hatton to refer to. Mr.. Atkinson
confirms our statement as to how the
resolutions were passed. Mr.. Fergu>
sen. the Sutler, was not present when
the resolutions were passed. His in
formation il all hressy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18

HEg~ Mrs. SARAH MooRE, widow Of
the late William Moore, died at the
residence of her son-in-law, Ingram
Clark, in Greene township, on last
Monday. Mrs, A. has been resident
of Harrison ceonty for sixty years
She was an excellent christian wom"T,
and leaves large circle ef relatives
and friends to mourn her death.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18

BEE The Concerts given by the
.sUnion Minstrels" on last Thursday
and Friday evenings, in the Court
House. were we'll attended. The
Young men acted their parts we'll, and
deserve great credit for getting up
such amusing entertainments for the
amusement of the public. The pro-
ceeds are to be given to the Soldiers
Aid Society.
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nS,y- We call attention to the p

nkg- We call attention to the pro
ceodings Of the Presbytery of St.
ClairsviNe, in to days paper. 1t is
some consolation to know that one
branch of the Christian Church, at
least, have determined to make then,
"Father's house & house Of prayer, >
and not as some have done, "a den
Of political 'Fthieves."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18
Cadiz township.

The Democrats of Cadiz township
will meet at the Court House in Cadiz
on Saturday, March %, 1868, at 2
o o'clock, P, NJ, to place and nominate
a township ticket, and transact such
other business as may come before the
meeting. Turn out Democrats Of
Cadiz township. BY ORDER.
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MOOR A TIC
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.
stock ToWnsI,tp,

The Democrats of Stock township
will meet at Laceysville, on Saturday,
March %, 1868, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
to nominate Township Ticket, and
transact such other business as may
come before the meeting.
By ORDgH,
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se~ After reading the telegraph
news in Mondays papers, carefully,
we can find nothing but rumors and re-
ports. We shall not burthen our col
umns with that kind of stuff.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18

nxJ~ Lieut.. Saunders leaves for his
regiment sn tomorrow Thursday
morning. Letters left at this office
against this evening, for the 98th,
will be taken by him.
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R.,,,o.d Timc Table.

Trains on the CadiE Branch are no" run
ming as follows; :.
leave csdi1, s,ss 4. N. $50 =: n: 20 s;;o p. ::
a As';,e,s, CaJiz 7:a5 Has T;4o
Th. train leaving CsdiE at 5:S5 a. NJ, con-
,o.,. with the train going West on the'msin
@ rosd; the train leaving st $3.50 a, NJ connects
% r;,h the train going Fast, and the train leaV'
inc at 6; 80 P. N. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18
ATTENTION SOLDIERS
Pensions. Bounties and Arrears
Of Paw, s

rENO persons having claims against the Gov.
l eminent Tor PENSIONS, BDUNTlES,
md ARE ARS OF PAY will, upon anpIIcs.
ton by letter or in person with ststement of
their case FURNISH ALL iNSTRUC tlONS
aud blanks necessary to establish their claims
for the cum of 81.
Having been employed in the War Depart
ment at Washington tor eight mon tn 9 last pnst,
have made myself thoroughly acquainted
with the proper mode Of transacing business in
the various departments of Government, and
those entrusting their business to rns will have
it attended TO with promplness, fidelity aud al.
on the most reasonable terms.
C aims for HORSES or other propsrty lost or
destroyed in the service Of the United States,
or by military authority, balances due dischar.
ged soldiers. &c, will receive special atten ton.
Add ress 2. .. Box 307. Office in Kilgores
old Building, directly over McConv llle's store,
Market street, Steubenville, Ohio 1-t
DAVID +. CABLE,
Attorney and Counsellor a, Law
Steubenvils, Dec II. l363-3m
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or Subscribers finding DIS marx I on The
margin of their paper, may knoU h'at the
time for t0htch they haze paid their subscription
to The Sentinel is about expiring. Ihey are
requested 10 remit as soon as they see m's marx
I. a, no papers are sent from the ce'es ''""'
paid (or.G
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18

nsg- The death Of Mr.. REEcE
BoGGs, whose obituary will be found
in another column, was the father Of
our esteemed fellow citizen, Hon.
William Boggs. ,.. ".5.'.@
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-,.gSss We learn from last weeks Re

90 We learn from last weeks Re-
publican, "that Lieut.. G. W. Bricker,
of Co. G, 74th Ohio, has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of Captain, and put
in command of company G, of the
same regiment. Lieut.. B. is a good
and efficient officer, and well deserves
the honor of prom moton."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18

rea- Wylie & Lewis, at Houser's
Livery Stable in Cadiz, continue to pay
the highest prices for Horses. See
advertisement.
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0STSubscrip'ions were made all over ohio
last year to aid in paving additional bouu'
ties 10 volunteers. The patriotic gentlemen
who 20 literally contributed their money
then have applied to the Legislature to re-
inburse them, and bill IS actually now on
its passage levying tax upon the counties
for the purpose Of paying back these sub,
scripliOns, The next we will hear IS that
the contributors Of old socks, thread bare
shirts and pin>cushions to the Soldiers a ids
will want likewise to be reimbursed TIE
patriotism prevailing now days is hardly
skin deep, and the more cllmorous the less
there IS Of it.-DefaHcs DeMoc, at.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18

The attention of Fruit Grow
ers IS directed to the advertisement of
Rev. ]. Knox, in to-day's Sentinel.
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n@ Deserters from the army would
do we'll to read the President and
Governor Tod's proclamations, in rela-
ton to their cases.
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SYRACUSE. n. Y, Tuesday. March 10.
The election here to day resulted in the
choice OF D. Rookstsver, Democrat, Tor May
or,by about 400 majority. Seven Democrat
ic Supervisors and seven Democratic Alder
men out OF eight were elected which gives
ono Majority in the Board Of Supervisors oi
the county.
Thus every riy IN Neg York, without one
exception, has gone Democratic. The polit
icaI revolution in the East i7 tremendous.
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Land for Sale.

A FARM situated in Washin gron township
N in Harrison county. consisting OF l60
acres belonging to the heirs of James Boat i,
decreased. There are about 70 acres of lenred
land; h ewed og house and harm; and good
Oh chard on said premises For further particu-
lars and terms inquire oil the undersigned, who
is agent Tor said heirs
ELTtU CARVER.
March IL lS63-3t
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nsag~See the advertisement of vaIu-
able Mill property for sale in to-day S
Sentinel. .k'T
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ne7,-We understand that the Lem
mon House, in Cadiz, is to change
hands on the first oE'April.
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The following prices OF advertising h'Ne
been agreed upon by the publishers OF papers
in C,diz, to take eff, Ct from and after January
!, 1885,
One square tten iinos' or less, three or
less insertions. ....... .....'...' Si,2V
dc each subsequent insertion. 30
10 ihrre months 300
N sir months 500
ID tw, I've nunibs bs. 500
Two squares, three months ,,....., 3n0
do FiN months... o,OO
,.s do twelve months -. ........ l%W
Three squares, three months.... s'lV
do Fix months .......,,.,.. INV
do twelve months. ............ 1910
rrof ssi cnal cards, one year. .....:'' :po
Legal advertisements, one or three IN
Eertions, per square OF ten iines..... l,2u
F0ch subsequent insertion, per square,. ~
Divorce notices, not exceeding ~ llnes.' o'W
Zach additional ten lines. Suo
Attachment notices. ...'''-'' o'oU 80
kdmipisirators or Executors notices.. 2.oo
Announcement ol IN niriages and deaths iIte,
Obituary. charitable and religious notices
per line. -;
Tsbulsr advertisements will be charged
nj double price. a..
Business notices in local column. EN- lines
or less .............. '..''.'''.' l'oo
o. All legal advertisements, divorce, at
tachn.t III, administrators executors, obituary,
eharilablc, religious and business rotices, TO De
bald iur in al Cases IN advance.
k. Ratio ON, Editor Republican.
C.k. ALLEN, Editor Sentinel
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nSy@New Subscribers are coming
in veryfast. "The more the merrier, y
Thanks.
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New York Cattle Market
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE
MARCH l0.-Number reported for this
market at Forty Iourth street, 3,5l9
The prices to day are quoted as follows
FIRST quality. ga @lO1a 0. dinsry 797
Medium 6h @9la
Some extra good Beeves may be quoted at
lie.
The general average OF the mar ket at Sc.
The most o. the sales range from Sea l0c.
Prices per head and per pound OF different
weights, will be found in the account OF the
sales OF sundry droves.
Total number o. Beeves received in the ci =
ty this week, g. 733
This is 1903 head less than last week,
and 785 head less than the average OF last
year. The average number at each Wednes>
day market last year was 4 052 head, while
the number to day being 3,5l9 shows 533
head less than tho average, and Sal head
less than this day week
The sheep Market
Receipts this week, 9.962.
The trade in sheep has run wild. City
butcbers both here and in Albany, can no
longer wait the arrival Of stock in the ordi
nary way, but they run to meet the cars, to
buy OF dro,ers before they can unload. Sew.
ecal lots were taken in this way at Albany
at Sc per per pou d, live weight. 1t cosa
25c per cwt to get them here, besides shrink
ags. risk and loss OF time, and expense, nak>
ing the price fully equal to 8jac per pound
4 aaT F
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18

EI- Why is man dead drunk
like 3 peice Of artillery ready for ac.
tiona Because he's limbered up.
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To THE EDITOR OF The CADiz SENTINEL
--SIR:- Please publish the following amount
contributed to the Military Iund oil Archer
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Recepts this week, 1854.
QUOTATIONS S5,62la@$6H Rcwt, live
weight, for corn led Hogs and no distilery
led in ma, ket, mast led, IS. We have prio
vate advicss OF gales this marning at Sc, l8X
per cwt for smooth Illinois hogs Of about
go b average. .r...
Geo w. Dorman gives the following as
the prices hogs this week.
Prime heavy corn led. $6 12H
Prime light corn fed 575
Dlstilery fed D rs
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T0TEACHERS.

40 Pxgss NJ. Il. Raisins. II half and or.
boxes. Also Figs, Prnnes Dates. Almonds.
Cresm Nuts, iisanuts, English Walnntss6o,s
&C. ~
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EVER OFFERED!
FOR CASH

| am forced to come extent 10 change my
mode Of business; as [ have TO pay CASH Tor
goods, | must have tho SAME
JOHN COLEMAN.
Cadiz Feb II, 1868.
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NEW ADVERTISING RATES.

The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon by the publishers OF papers
in Cadiz, to take eff, ct from and after January
l. 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
T: RePGise OF ;se Csafeaeratss at Spring.
field They Retreat Toward. Arkansas.


ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia dispatch from Gen
Brown 10 Gen. Curtis, dated Spr.nz.ipld sth
ipsiaDf says that the recent battle at that pia q,
lasted i3 hours. The enemy numbered $500
picked mounted infantry, with two ridcd guns .
I he ,xpediiiun " as fitted out on the Arkausa "A
rlv.r and IA arched at ies-t 80 miles in ~ hours
skiiuii hing with oDr scouting parties most Of
tie way. The enemy, as eeforr stated, opened
nT' On tie town, without giving notice Ior the
r. movsl OF sick and woundSd, or the wo men
aid Cbi drt n. Our forces consisted OF detach-
nen's oi ihs Missouri State militia, 10 wa troops
enrolled IN Missouri, mili,ii con vale cents aud
strreei. Re, numbering 1850, with TWO old iron
towitzers, one iron six poundvr, mounted on
wagon Whseis, and TWO brass SIX -pounders ut
Fort Lyon. Notwithstanding Z this disad va nti-,,.
The 'neuiy were badiy wbippd. Gen Drown
Wis reacierously shot from & secesh resid .nce
while leading charge.
dispatch 4; ON ien. Warren da'ed Houston
Texas county. or the i4tb. SAYS the enemy are
IN full Tereht toward Arkansas, and that
a1macukes torcr Is at HtrIs yIile, n numbering
h' twe' n four and five thousand. Tn ir loss
Vas about 300 hunGr''d in killed, wounded. and
psi onere. The notorious guerilla NJ iouid is
Tmorg the killed, and Porter, also a notorious
guerilla, IL lady worDded. ..-
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THE wAgiN rhsyESsEE.

BIeas SnfeIc-aed by Lous>trcet-From the
Tennessee Risrr-Efforts X OF thu II ebeI, To
Cb>truct the Navigation.
HAshvILLE, Jan. I6.-Gen. Bragg has been
supfrseGsd I'm the command OF the rebel army
IN Tennessee by Gen. Longstreet The latteris
army corps is at SbPlbyyil;p.
n neet OF transports, under convoy Of gun
bca:s, is on the wRy here. .-.-1 . -.
Cclseripts are d,.serting the rebel army aud
fleeing 10 this city daily.
IL Cumberland river is now ten feet deep
OF TIE shouts, and still rising. b, .. =. y
FORT HESRI, Tenn, Jan 1.-THE steamer
James Mead, with coynmissary stores for the
army at Gerinth, has returned, and reports
that the rebels, 10 the number OF 2, 5lg were en-
Camped IN the vicinity OF Savannah. on the
Tennessee nver, and fears are en- ertalned that
the ,rain which left Pittsburg Landing on Sum
day for Ccrinth, ur der an escort OF i,6va men,
will be attacked and captured BY the rebels as
IN, II presence in that vicinity was entirely an
expected. They were receiving artillery for The
purpose OF blockadng the river andit il be
Eey.d that no ST. amer viii now be s5ie 10 go
up the Tennessee river without the protection
OF the gun boats. Forrest has crossed the Ton
neSsee river on his retreat, and was at Clifton
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Th. steam.r P,incr,xRox,,

BosToN, Jan. ia letter from Halifax ri YES
the iollc ing description of the British steamer
Princes hoyal, which sailed thence on the I2th
Ter Nassau, with q yaluable cargo, prin ncipally
OF pow Ger and Munitions of war: -
In" vessels built OF iron, schooner rfgred
andie propelled by q screw, and makes an ay-
eraEe speed OF twelve knots. After coaliug at
tnnaro 3 hart she ran into the stream, an 4 for
the last two days the painters brush was ooeu. !.
pied in transforming her hull, spars, 10 mel
etc, from black to lead color. The captain pro.
trstts 10 belong 10 New York. but il Is certain
,nat MS real int'n'ion Is to run the blockade IL
he can. Being short Of one OF two hands be
engaged two young men at Halifax, 10 W ho m
Is" promised hnndsome bonpty, II he should
succeed In getting into Charles ton. The Priu-s
o.ss Royal has ten large guns in oer hold, but
has no guns on deck. Her car o is represented
rs rr ost valuable one. She WAS built at Green
" h, In ls6l, aud Is q beautiful model