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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17

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IaishslaEif's Sale. ". = -

loslss ssa 10 sI1q alis sssl Eas b-n COZ ga
Vs .bggaa % lis
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION
~ OFFICE TIE DELAWARE LACxAwANNA ANpl
WRsrIRN RI u

SCkANlON COAL AT AUCTION.
~ OFFICE or THE DELAwAas, LAcxAwANNA ANpl
WESTERN RAiLR0t 40 CoMPASY
IS WILLIAM srREEr. NEW YORK. May II, 1863
In contnuaton of the system OF monthly auction sales
this VIII offer at pubic auction "Wednesday.
May 20 1868. a. " O'Clock at the used
the Merchants Exchange 26 and . Exchange place.
of William, street. By SIMEON DRAPER Anctoncer
SCRANTON COAL.
embracing all the usual Sizes and deliverable at their depot
Elizabcthpor N J after the ls OF June next They will
repeat such sales on or about the 10th OF each month
The sale win be positive Each lot put up will be sold to
made Tor account OF or behalf of the company.
Fifty cents per ton In bankahe funds, TO bc paid At the
time and place Of SALE and the balance like funds.
ceying the order for the COAL which be called with
In ten days thereafter and the coal taken within thirty
days from the day OF sac uness navigation u obstruced
days Tor taxing he delivery Of their purchases by making
further deposit of hfty cens tom within the ten days
above specified Interest 81 per cent per will In
such be charged the balance from the time spuat
ed for payment until paid, and twenty-five per
cover the OF stocking the COAL both 10 be paid
The other conditions Of sale win be enthusiastically those
hith-r acccped bv all purchasers BY private contract Of
coal deli srabe at Ezabcthport applicable The
coal will be delivered direct from the their arrival
from the mines, when Observation-Disclosures from the
stock. These conditions VIII be modified TO the wants
With reliable avenue from tho Lackawanna and wyo-
ming valleys 10 udewater every day IN the n
days sxepted requiring but u hours for the transit Of he
trains the advantages OF sales and the superior cond
ton In which the coal VIII be delivered apparent they
cannot doub. this mode OF selling win commend itself TO
msrs, whose cooperation 10 respectfully invited,
q. X. ROBERT, President.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15


STRANGER.
MONDAY. Sheridans high class comedy, the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
With the standard cast OF the establishment
TUESDAY, Boucica nlt e most elegant comedy, the
IRISH HEIRkSS.
WEDNESDAY (nnh tinle), the
STRANGER.
VIII be repeated 10 rapid succession Money "FIne old
.she stoops 70 Conquer" Love and Money and "a Bold
Stroke for Q Husband"
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
TIENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO.. AUCTIoNEERs
ii MAGNIFICENT COLLEUTIoN OF MODERN

Ia MAuNirlCEST LLEUiioN VI MODEhN
HENRY II. LEEDS 60. Mil sell at auction on Thur.
evening, at the Dusseldorf Gallery. 5ss Broadway.
Dr. 0is,'Sa sH,SSIFiGsSr i1Gas COLLECTION OF MODERN
Art We have probably ever had pleasure Offering con
sisng OF Or Specimens BY artists Of distinction in
The art World for las. ihry Years. and Of whica large
Of sc Of ws @ s ISL and az I a.S sS
others painted TO order for the cole uon. A
The sasry contains tts % r 1 Sr 60 b. %
before been offered here among wtca vii be found
lite. OF the beautiful specimens OF pre- Raraele
sr Brocn nesor the prize picture leu s o . ieeoSoe & DC
re Of Van de saads BaShg1en recently eeceas,d aithe
Haeue, called ,he Pores. ss and to shch sereSsssho
The Du-sedof school Is represented BY rare work Of
Lsutn Vaass campha"sen Boettchsr Forster Meyer
heini, -elsein. zlminerman, &c. Ac ,
ems fauve!t Tesson. Veron, Peerus, Lanfont de Metz
The Dach school by numerous specimens by schefhout
yerschuur, Logs Meyer, Van Grootvedi Eversen Koek
Reyniens walrsSen Kruscman Leekeri. Riesens taar.
hers AkEersdyse Bi OF Ureeht Yer ccr scheeres.
Among he segian artists Represented areverboeckho.
(wo .pecnsus OF the hrst class Hamnan k'lalen,
Rob DE Beul, serruie. De neuse Won seben verwee,
smets Bersling, Correns "auers DE Jonshe. M.swyn,
The Engl Oh portion OF the collection is unusually rich IN
by sidne, rcy H. j. Boddlngton Baser co55stt Pas.
Geoye Cole, Armhed, Newell, But: T.. &. wliars,
O aries Dukes, T. q. barnes, Ic. &c.
r. h ~ ars Gsabs ,Ss
second and smaller picture OF this subject and the one from
GignouK suly Hays TAFT Eastman, johnson. O. c. Lamb
din. Shattuck. Bin ham aud ncnias
Trey are now on exhibition above (fiee). with
ogue and we would Iecommsnd lovers Q. the me arts 70
amnins at their being then probably more
uo Gro
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

RARsUas AMERICAN MUSEUM.
FRIDAY, MAY Is iss,.
ONLY TWO DAYS MORE
q
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
TO-DAY ASn iur TnE rlEas nHlnsGE cn,, ~ IblE WEEK
Al the most beautiful aud ineresns OF the entire eIhsl
'' SSiiHEsEE SSH SH sssss sHFsEgs ERFHEgs sEIhD e#D
TwFLvE PAIRS OF TWINS,
ONE SET OF TRiPLETs,
ConA'ns OF three ee1g,ra tsree years old besides
WIN be on exhibition from II A. M ~ O'Clock r M
80 All Babies Twins I,pes and Fat BsNos over foaryssrs
EVERY EVENING FROM TiLLa
In addition to the above
BABY MONTHS OLD.
on e,hison snu rogips sn9 \. sns 10 9uschS
SMALLEST spKdks on HUMANITY
ever seen and IL evidently tho
- oREArEsr WONDER or TIE WORLD
4 wall also be seen from II tl 5. and from ~ xrh
POSITIVELY CLOSES NEXT SATURDAY.
To be seen at A 1E Gasri jE.aprc asy d. ISpY
SNAKES HAPPY YAMILy. LIVING SEAL
AQUAkiA, &C.
THE GREAT srEREoscoPIc ExnInIrIor
THE M0sf BEAuriruI: OPTICAL yxHIBITloa
PHoTodEHfSlc Paad II : WE'VE Ri iSt' 0r scsSISTs
cELKsTiAL AND AHfxAyEp Nias oBJEcra
ByILpIsos' ,roRfSsIIs .s. a.
VIII be exhibited Ia the Lecture Room EVERY AsTEB
The beautiful domestic drama,
rIIE OLD HOUSE At H0Nk.
EVERY AFTERNOON AIS soeiocs vvv,xo
Admission % cents; children under i0 isoests.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
&9a NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY mAY 49, 1863

,-~,o~.,~. SALES Al AUCTION.
MORRIS WILKINS AUcTIoNEhE
AAA ExEcuToRs SALE OF MODERN AND ANcilNr
ORIGINAL OH rAINTINGs,
FINE PROOF ENoRAviNGs. sTArUARY. 40.
e. II LUDLOW a co. viii sell at auction on Thursday
and Friday evenings May and 90 1853 at ~ o'clock each
syenpg At s Broadway street, second sso,
fnia Pae ,hs Gry % 1 for nen
Gignoux. Cooper Leuize.
Pether Brawerton ostade.
AArmasld. Morris. Snyp
and others of Wei Known ability
After Herring Lshdssss sss Paul Paul de Roche, &c.
Several very ,Yso ans Water coiors.
Marble Statues Guardian Anse st. Cecilia Hound sc
AZ the same time about dozen choice Oil Paintings
The whole VIII be on exhibition and from Monday. 2sh
inst. by catalogue das and evening. until sale
MORTGAGE SALE or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
keepers trade All ,hs F5rntaTe IN lhs s,sry
Jefferson market vii le sold q poc auction hi:
ysn, The s nssesf 81
tgnsrs on covered N rs and or masse
rainnss Vases oura,9s SHADES BsdsIsaas gus.s.
cas sS ys @2d h %
eeean seven octave rosewood Panofore will be sold at
~ ''T 4. olRpEsrsR. Attorney for Morsasee.
DAwNBROKER's SALE THIS DAY-BELL 4 in,
L GRAHAM, anctioneers. will sell tLss day, at e3 New
Bowery. near Chatham square. 400 lots OF mens ana
womens Clothing, of all descriptions; also Table Cloths
Sheets Shirts Parasols Boots Shoes, &c by order of
R. HAzHaEA AsGal6SHFH zs6 v,,r
wulrnnnSsF Sss b14 H47FHE FHEps s ii !! afsaa
A. ioH oeock at their salesroom: 62 Liberty street
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE; ;,,r, INV az ,c
Comprising in part Axes, Hammers. Hstchets. Hhoyes
Slades, Hay and Manure Forks Trowels, Compasses
Pliers, Augers, Ches, Nails. Rvets, Tarks Glue Potts.
Colee Mills Locks Butts. Screw Drivers Wrrnches Bolts
Candesticks, Saws Hasps and Staples Steyards Grid
irons Fry Pans &C., &c Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors
Also,
FILES.
FILES AND RAsPs.
In fine order and well which the attention OF
the Trade Is particularly inYited this being the most de-
sirabie Offering OF the
rs dozen Boxwood, Satin Wood aud Ivory Rules; Tri
Squares, &c
l6o dozen superior quality Table Dessert and Tea Spoons
and Forks ~.
=. MOuLDERs BELLOWS.
20 now Moulders Bellows. assorted sizes.
EMERY-40 kegs French Emery. assorted numbers,
| &c, &c, &C.
Catalogues and samples early on morning OF sale.
y T. HAZELL AUCTIONEER.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
GEORGE COOK, AUCrroNEER- R-sEcoND HAND

GEORGE COOK AUCrrONEER.-sECoND HAND
VI Household urpture-Tbis day at II O'clock
q saesrooms l4l Broadway. next America Telegraph o
flee, lar stock OF first class Furniture removed Tor
convenience OF SALE vzSuperb Parlor Suits In broeaei
plush and hair CLOTH rosewood Etageres faror Sccre
tares, Library and Secretary bookcases, Library and
Dining Room Suits. sideboards Extension Dining Tables
Lounges votaire and Library Chairs, ksh Lounges
and Cha Chamber Furniture OF rosewood BLACK walnut
and nah en- suite andu In separate lots Wardrobes
Hall Furniture. &c Also two fne Parlor Suits, nearly
new Sofas Tables Cornces, Mattresses, dc Catalogues
at aae
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

ID 7. HAZELL AUCTIONEER.
IL. CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS
WuITTEMORE HAZELI. will include In their sale Of
rs. THIS DAY (FRIDAY), May Is.
And offer al II o'clock precisely,
40 Wines Liquors OF selected brands
superior quality 10 which the attention Of private buyers Is
invited
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

yVOoDs MINSTREL HALL.
w 5f BROADWAY. SIC
oglas,. s. NJ hel.. Hotel nser waod rrogrleior As
MORE SovELTiEs
MONDAY. MAY n sn1 s,.1 s,gnIIs during The ~esA
IN THE BEST PROGRAMME EVER orrERrD
Master Wood IN fsvori's Balisds
!. 80 80, WAKE uP, WILLIAM HEXRyi
the sEhfoTTa TSf RAILROAD Yssof;i YssfosfSsi l..s III
sMfoGY xcaRtRAL THE sLrErSEs
Charley foz. kcsr Sc, no1r Cool Wilt. Henry. Lori
wood. 0lsun schuicaft. Master wood haacs bfoshers
oafatasui Ia.l.ni, Leis, Lewis, a., a..
Doors ., 7; confnence NJ oe'ori Tickets cesu
k0rtcE No connection with sBy travelling
suiniDg the name OF WOOD kisstrcis"
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

EDWARD sCHENCK. AUcrIoNEER.
~ Assgnees Sale OF
pfpsT Cr Fgsv,mES, BRANDTEs &C.
BY EDWARD sOBENCK, tis day tfsgss, a. 10y A
M at his saesroom 5S Broadway choce seiected stock
OF fine ndies and Wines. Scotch Whskeys Jamaica
and ST. Croix Rim Holland Gn Cordias bne Csrets &c
We would invite special attention TO the following well
known brands
BIT 4 90. OLD BISCUIT BRANDY 1857.
X. r. X co. OLD 0rARD DUPUY, 1885.
X. ID v. OLD SC0rCH WIiIskEf.
r. b. & co. OLD ST CROlA RUN.
xxx OLD JAMAICA.
O. DIX X. JUNIPER GIN
L. T.. a. q Co SHERRY WINK. 1854.
4. H. 4 co. MADEIRA 1851
A ". s. n q. @. X co. CLARET
Also several OF the genuine Cabinet Champagne
sparkiing Neckaine, genuine Maraschno Curacoa and
Rasphae Cordas Cherry Brandy French Cherries Ginger
Brandy, o. herry Wine Catlwha Wine Bltters, &e. The
pubic be assured that the above warranted as re-
Preente to be all liquors OF the very highest grades and
such as do not often reach the aucon room sapes may
be obtained ut the Office OF the auctioneer Positively no
other liquors admitted In all where DEM Johns are
furnished they viii be charged for at cost The entire In
TO be positively sold without reserve By lar
JOHN RAYMOND, Esd. Assienee.
IS Cedar streeS
Also at same time by order Of ssme assignee "
ONE ELEGANT PARLOR SAVE, 80
made by DAWSON OF Albany.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
BEGINS AT 8,

w OVER BEFORE II.
THIS EVENING (FRTDAY),
Eleventh time here, Uoicfoits sterling Comedy,
THE ROAD TO RUIN
With the Great cast nt has stamped this play OF the
standard attractions OF the establishment.
Mr. Lester Wallack Harry Dornton
Mr. John Gilbert Old Dornion
Mr.. O. Fisher 0oldAnch
Mr.. John Seton. Mr. SILKY
Mr.. u. Holland. MIR. Sniky
Mr. Reynolds Mr.. Milford
Mr. Young. as. jacob
Mr. Browne. Mr.. Smith
Mr. Parsoc. Tennis Marker
Mr.. Turner. .Footman
Miss Mary Cannon. Sophia
...W
Mrs. john SETON. Jenny
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

~. Sale of Earthen Ware GLASS China &C, on Friday
May Is 1888 IL O'Clock at the auction rooms ~
comprising large and desirable assortment Data
logues ready.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

DAVID D. EGAN, ,AUCTIONEER-SALE THIS DAY.
~ a. f33 Canal street at o'clock Furniture o. every
description. Mating Writing Desks. Bookcases.
Carpets Chan Gas Fixtures Clocks LooAng Gasses
Gro kerry, STOW es, &C.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

NATIOEAL s"kDENY OY DEEIGs-TnE THiHrs
~ eizbth annual Exhibition Of the ssonsi Aeaisinf -
bssiRD, snE of rxuai ~ sFins sfis-
open for She s-Atgn A. ibs cssTss s23 bf1afssy
chets ~ e. -; susa admission 5 cetfs
4 ADDISON ri HANDS COfrespo1fing So D n. A
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
EDWARD slNTZENICH. AUCTIONEER.
u VALUABLE HORSES AND CARR1AGES.
BY D. w. IVES CO. at l5j and l57 Broadway,

ByD w IVES 4 co. at l55 and is7 Broadway,
THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Elegant Bay Patchen Mare-Scyen years old. 10 hands
high sound Kind gentle In all superb saddle
mare and stylish driver; strongly recommended and
warranted.
Black Rom Canadian Mare-Seven years old, Is hands
high sound, kin ana gentle in all harness. fast prompt
traveller, from vice. warranted IN every
Chestnut Marc-S old 1873 hands high. kind
gentle and very good traveller; has been used family
animal by its present owner.
several second hand Carriages Harness. Saddles &c
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

IosEPH HEgENAN. SATURDAY.. NAV y. At t.
J o'elolk a. ". x A. ssnts street. bsss.la ~, az
sfiffis Brook Household furnlfur.
t,so fe..h a Pier r.aes. Do parlof .aH 80.
Die - g4s ffout Cenfe Iayss Irlt.. 800.
~ga. faln waHuf f4inirt f4t tshsrg y,
Tnrli o. ifaT s.f Sirns waitress W4fifs'es fstaa.
slon r.slc. Bsgs And fnr,e-rfi calgsA ohi.tas VI
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

TroR CLOSURE EsALE--wILLIAM KENNFLLY Will
ssT At auction on ruesday, MAJ is fsss AZ III oslo.a
al sslesro'n No III broadway. under the rrotfsn Of
J,rs Ly ncn Esq srsrd the vauabe property kpov ss
No iis Bowerf b-swees sprLrg and Pflucr seetA Por
raps tc inlalts ., the clics Of the aectoncero IL
Psas sarseI
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

U COTTON, AUCTI0NEER-ExTRA LARGE SALE
OF Household Furniture. from Two large hrst class
dwellings removed to the nsenience OF sale
+. COTTON will sell this Gay (FriayJ. MAY l5 at l01d
O'clock al $50 Broadway Blocker street. the arges,
walnut and that has bean offered this season. also very
arge French Plate Pier and Mante Mirrors Lace and a.
mask Curtains three sewood Pianoortcs elegant
Mattel Ornam Bronze and Ormou Clocks, very snpe-
rior Oil Paintings and Engrssings by eminent artists SOFAS
Tee-aTeles end Sofa Bedsea $ Extension Dnng Tables
marble top Cen Side and Gard Ia 'es fafl0r Suits.
Warifob bookcases, Escretores Bullets Hair Mattresses
together with! large amount OF goods NOT enumerated
This VII oer Inducements 10 the trade and all others
In OF coed furniture Catalogues early this morning
and sale pe:emptory.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

A LBERT II. NICOLAY. AuCTIONEER; ASSIGNEE'S
n sale-Noce Is hereby given, that the undersigned
Assignee, .tc of the late Richmond Hasbrorck
will sell at public auction, the ish da May 1868 at az
O'Clock the sesrooms of the Merchants Exchange
10 Liberty street. in the city Of Esw YORK, all and singular
the bills receivable book and cas of said late
drn, Outstanding, uncolected held by him such
assignee. q. W. VAN DOREN Assignee DC.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
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t,tLLfaauA -guE s4ig ugg Mosr FgFYgCr
ID HUllft lstr, i.l nfft tY y. li. OHifftfH - tss
FafaH street. Oltsr Dg n.si aItsa0ef t.
pYcSEn 10 yuLsOS sfaEtr. LATz % y ANN
~. sffn4t htHftF fe,sa uai Nfst tAsa@ Bii
Tsstt wIu hfs fAfrst 80. 0f wtsl asl Ii l4
t0a a. BtcEEr
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
EDWARD SlNTZENICH, AUOTIONEER.
II VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY AND ORIGINAL
DRAWINGS BY EMINENT ARTISTS. =.

DRAWINGS BY EMINENT ARTISTS: ;.
by y. w IVES 90 AT the Derby Gallery. 6S3 Broad
way on SATURDAY EVENING May l6, at ~ O'Clock,
valuable Private Library of about LOO vounes teected by
gentleman o this and comprising only the best Eng
lsh EDITION q and valuable Standard ana
Romane Travels Poetry the Drama the Classics Bosra-
ply Bellies Lcttres and In addition. many rare and expe
Illustrated Works This collection Ia worthy tho m
specon of those desous OF purchasing the best editions OF
standard On exhibition and GAIA ogues ready the
day be fOres
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04

service, is not surpassed by any white regiment
in this department. Should itever be It's good
fortune to get into actin, | have no fear bat it
will win its own way to the confidence of those
who are willing to recognize courage and man
hood, and viudicate the wise policy of the Ad-
ministration In putting these men into the field,
and giving them chance to stllke blow for
the country and their OWE liberty. In no reg
iment have seen duty performed with so much
cheerfulness and alacrlty; and as sentinels they
are peculiarly vigilant. | have never seen
in any body of men such enthusiasm and deep
seated devotion to their officers as exists in this
and they surely will 60 wherever they are led.
Every man is volunteer, and seems fully per-
suaded OF the Importance of his service to bis
race. In the organization Of this regiment
have labored under difficulties which might have
discouraged one who had less faith in the wis.
com Of the measure but am glad to report
that the experiment is acomplete success. Ny
belief is, that when we get ia foothold on the
main land, regiments may be raised which will
do more than any new in service TO put an end
to the rebellion.
have sent the regiment on an expedition to
the coast of Georgia, the result Of which | shall
report for your inf0rrnation as soon as it return
have the honor, also, 20 report that | have
commenced the organization OF the Second re-
giment, which is to be commanded by Colonel
Montgomery.
am, sir, wllh great respects,
Your obedient servant.
K. SAXTON, Baig, Gen.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04
Southern View Of the Situation.

The Richmond Examiner has an editorial which
makes the following remarkable admissions
L" 1t Is not altogether an empty boast on the
par. OF the Yankees that they hold all they ever
held, and that another year Of such progress as
they have already made will find them masters of
the Southern Confedegacy. they who think in.
dependence is to be achieved by brilliant but in
consequential victories, would do well to look
with the natural eye at the magnitude OF Yankee
possessions in our country Maryland, Kentucky
and Missouri are claimed as constituent parts OF
the Confederation. They are as much in the
power Of Lincoln as Maine and Minnesota. The
pledge, once deemed foolish by The South, that
be woa.d hold, occupy and possess all the
forts belonging TO tie United States Government,
has been redeemed almost to letter by Lincoln
Forts Sumter and Morgan we still retain, but,
with those exceptions, al! the stroDghoids on the
seaboard, from Fortress Monroe TO the Rio Grande,
are in the hands Of the enemy
Very c0nSoling and very easy TO say that il
was impossible to prevent all this, and the 0ccu-
patton Of the outer edge amounts TO nothing.
Drury's Bluff and Vicksburgh give the lie to the
frat assertions, and the onward movement OF Rose
Grams towards Alabama, the prsseEce Of Grant in
North Mississippi, and Of Curtis IN Middle Arkan-
seS 10 say nothing OF Banks st New Orleans and
Baton Rogue, set az rest the silly dream that
thin strip Of seacoast only is in the possession OF
our foss. The truth is, the Yankees are in the
very heart of the Coniederacy; they swarm on
cur borders they threaten every important city
yet belonging TO us, and nearly two hundred
thousand Of them are within Two days march Of
the confederate capital. THIS is no fiction. 1t
is fact SO positive that none can deny it,
The editor urges the ssoessity of rigid enforce
men, Of the csnscrip;iou, and concludes by saying.
If within the next two months we do ms. add
seventy-fve or hundred thousand men 30 eur
forces in the Southwest We sbaI, cone to grief.
[ we do add them we are safe beyond perSdven-
tlTe, and next summer will witness the final tri-
umph Of our arms.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04
Manners and Customs in the Interior OF
Africa.

These Dir has, pastoral in their habits, possess
large herds Of cattle and numerous Aocks OF sheep
and goats the latter unlike the Arabs, they do
not milk. Their suppori is chiefly derived from
the milk of tbeig cattle and small quantities of
grain, and, in the absence Of the latter, from the
roots fruits and gums Of the fosest. They are
great hunters, from whence they derive their snp-
plies OF meat, never Strengthening their domestic
animals Tor their own use, only using for food such
as have died. Agriculture IS despised, and left
entirely to the females. They cultivate, in small
localities surrounding their nuts maze, millst,
cotton, grouud-nuts gouEds, yams, and a few veg
etables and rsd-pepper. Salt they have none ;
and when have offered it to them, disIiking its
taste, they have invariably repudated it. The
hair of the nsen is stained red, while the heads OF
the women, being shaved, are devoid OF that or
nameut. The girls wear exceedingly pretty or
naments in the shape of an iron fringe round the
waist, composed of series of small hollow
cones, polished like steel, closely strung on a
lea,hern thong, the center being about four inches
in length, gradually diminishing until at the back
they are but half that size. Relieved by the
black skin of the wearers, they have gssd effect
aud, being highly priced, they OBSCENE - hs'r'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04
The HARRIET LANE ArEArR.-The Court Of

The HARRIET LANE AFEAIR.-The Court OF
Inquiry in the Galveston disaster, instituted by
Admiral Fanagut, have sent their report to
Washington. Respecting the loss on the Har
ret Lane, they say, - but Eve of the Harriet
Lanes men were killed and FIVE wounded, one
hundred and ten, exclusive of officers and wound
ed, were landed on shore prisoners. Her COM
mander and First Lieutenant were buried on
the following day on shore, in the cemetery,
with the honors of war, and her other officers
were paroled." The report does not stale the
sources from wh CHI these facts were a.certained,
but gives them as reliable The first story OF
the great loss Of life on the boat seems to have
been lie os the rebels, sent by flag of truce to
the Federal steamer Clifton, to induce the rest
OF the Federal feet to surrender.