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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
Punam Clothes wringer.s


ift LY RELIABLE !
SELF ADJ UeTING w RINGER.
No WOODWORK To SWELL OR SPLIT.
==No HUsCREWs TO GET oCT OF ORDER
WARRANTED WITH WITHOUT coo wHBELs
I.tok the FIRST PREMIUM ut Fifty-Sevsn
State and ,unry Fairsin 1868. and is leittoGt
ercsption he best Wrnger ever made. -
t'ateutsu in he Cntei States Engapr Canad',
and Australia Agents wanted ir evar, town, and
IL all parts Of tbs world.
Energetic agents can max from tc 10 Dollars
per day.
sample wringer sent Express paid on receipt Of
30 2, Sc 50 No l, $3.50 &oF. $3.50 n,
$3.50.
Manufactured and soId wholesale AID retail. by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING Co
No. I3 PIsu Street, New York, Cl-v :iAa Ohio,
and Benni .gton VT s. C NORTHROP, Agent.
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS. vis.--
That Iron woli galvanized will not raa;
That si1Sple machine is better than conplirat
That Wringer should be seIfadGsIing, durable,
and efficient.
Th.u Tnuulb Screns and Fastenings carse delay
and trouble regulate and keep IN Orirr;
That wood soaked in hot water rA steei, shrtHk
and sDht;
The wood bearings for the shaft to in xiH wsar
out;
Tint the Putnam Wringer With without cog
wheels will not tear the elokheF;
Tbn cog wheel regulators arc nor essential;
That the Putnam Wrnger has eli the advantages
and not one Of the disadvantages above named
Til u al WIN have sted it, pronounce it the BEST
Wringer ever ma 10:
That it will wiring il Thread Bed Quilt WITH
ONT ALTERATION.
We might fill the papar with tes'imonlals, bur
insert on.y few TO convince the skep'ical If such
there be AMI we LAY {. all, test Putnam's Wringer
Test il T iOROUGHLY with ANY uni ALL others
any if not entirely satisfactory, return IT.
Putnam Manufacturing Co:
GgSrLEMEN; kuor fr m practical experience
that iron treH galrapize ichh zinc uW not Ortdize
or rust one particle The Putnam Wringer IS as
near perfect as possible and Team chceGfuHy rec
Onend Il TO be best Respectfully yours.
JNO w. WHEELER, Cleveland, Ohio.
Many years experience in the g'lvanizng busi-
ness enable me TO indoise the above statement In
New York, Jan, 1864. JNo. c. LEFFERTs
10 Btekmpn 81.
We have tested Puinam's Clothes Wringer by
practi al working, and know that il will do. 1t is
,hcap 1t is simple it requires roum, whe her
al work or al rnst a chilli operate it; it does
its duty ttoreughy it sames time and 1t saves wear
and ,ear. We earnestly aivise all who haze much
wiz shing to do with all intelligent persons whU have
any, to buy this Wrlnger. 1t will pay for itse.f in
Ii year ST most
HcEH0E .RACGRE LEY.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
NOTICE. ..EsF
For the Benefit of SoIdisrs' Orpans.

k"i thC VI CDiOIeIs ofpSHB.
DY act Of The Legislature Of Penns, lvania ap-
ID proved Nay 9. 1864, the Governor WAS authorir-
Ell 10 receive the OF fifty thousand dollars offer
ed ny the Pennsylvania Raj road Company 'for the
education ami mani enanre of destitute orphan chill
drcn of deceased soldier and saiinrs ''a
The persons entitled the benefits Of this Act are
the children OF either sex un Ter the age of fifteen
resident nennsylvania ut the time Of the appica-
tions, ani dep"n ent upon eiihor p"hc private
charity for support, on The exertions Of moth
Oth"r person destitute Of means TO afford proyer
education and msinfrnan~e, of fathers who have
been XII lei ie1 0f wounds received cr of disease
contracts II he service of the United States whctb-
eT Ia volunteer or miltt regiments Of this Stare or
az be regular of the naval service Of the Uni
led States, but who we're a the tine of entering
tuch service actual bona file residents Of Peunsy iva
IN L."
Such children will be boarded, clothed and eiuca-
ted those unier the age Of six years any suitable
those over six years Of age, in one OF the State Nor
NAL Seho. ls
The application must be made "by the m. her, if
living, ii not by the guardian or next friend"
PersOrs representing such orphans above de-
s.rbe,l receive inform ti"n, blank farmS, AMI
all necessary as.isaAce by application to either of
the undsrE gned. ..-r..
Pm oSTERHAIT Esq,
R.. G. LANE,
Rev LUTHER FE!K.
Mrs HELEN NJ. NEWMAN.
Miss KIl0DA s CAREY
Suprrineniiug
Com Rttee for Solliers Orphans in Wyoming County
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
fHI sIlGfR sEKIIG MACHINES. !

Our LETTER A. FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is fast gaining worIt-wi Ie reputation II il be-
yoni doubt the best AMI 'herpest sui most heaa6al
of all F mil SEWN. Machines vet rel TO tho
public. No ether .inily Sewing Hayhne haS 20
many useful applienres for liemuIing. Bin ing. Fell
ing Tu"king, Gathering. Guaging, Bi aiding Elm
or"lderlng, C"rdimg aui 80 forth =" Other Family
Sewing Mae hrne has much rapash, sfr y sroat
variety ~ work II gill sew II! kiri> of rlitE.
and with NJ kinds ofthread. Great an enr iTu-
pfnvemeu's make our Family Sewing Machine most
rel' ,Sle and m"i ;ra in. and nos c.rfarn N nr-
ion az al rate OF sped tt makes the nerorkei
stitch, which is the hc-' stitch known ANY one rv-
en- Of the ordinary caparity, rs, see Mt glance
how TO usr the letter A Family Sewing Mashirs -
Our Family Sewing Machines En:shsd in vhas,s
and exquisite style
The Foldiny asa Of the FAM Mnchins 10 =
piece of cunning workmanship Of the Isost usefzi
kind. II protc,ts tine nnaehiI wben in Use and
when abb Ut to be oprrsted mayAe opened spa
cicus and sntstHH'iai table to sustain the work.
woods are finished in ths simplest and rhast"st maI
ner possible, orters arc adorned and embeIshed ia
he most cnstly ana 0uperh intnners.
IL ~ absolutely necessary tho Family Va
chine in oleratiou ss to luke OF greAt sci
mi beauty. -.
II is fast bee riing popular for farnilv sowing
as our mnn"ial1G turing machines for InaDufIc:ur
ing purposes -
The Branch ofiees are weHl funplIcd win silk
'rst, thread ses oll &c, Ct tae ye,y bert oas.
'ty.
Send for t PAvPElrr
TIE SINGER MAXUFACTCkISG COMPANY.
gs-7 459 Eroqlwe5. Na~ York.
Philadelphia OlIire. $40 Chestnut 81.
VA q :. G s.rvS.19 r. MansA' Ases in runkl,.nraes
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

vh.a.caisd.on in.Tslation TO the right Of any per
son as,essedhy tbem'to vote ar>sa II eie' tons, OF
such other matters in relation to The aSsns>men OF
voters AS the sAi inspectors either OF them shall
. from time 10 time require s.. .-..f.s
ID Pursuant 40 the provisions contained In tho 10th
secthn of he act frs. aforesaid the Jaigcs of 'Ae
sforsaaid districts shalt respectfully take charge of
tho certificate or return of the eIeslion of their
4. s,s,ra tive Districts and preiUcs them at the
of ons bIlge from eah 'iishit at the hor-
/. ongb of Tunkhannotk The third day after the
.dsy Of the election heing for the present on
F3IpAY the llth dry OF NOVEMBER prox., then
and there 10 DO rni rerGrn the duties reqaired by
thera by law Of said judges.
Al<o that where a j igs hy sickness or unaVo'd
able iccilent il unable 70 atten sr'h mtenng oil
iuiscs th-n the certlf.a or retu m at"res ri s
be taken rh rge Of bS OF the Inspectors or clerk
Of he election of sail district. vino sh al do Hni
perform the duiss required OF said judges una"ie to
E attend.
Given under my hAsd in my om's OF Tunkhaa
neck lhs 7lss day of SsPtsnoer. i. IL 64
AHIRA GAY, Sheriff.
5 Ehsrs'A Gti~s
Tsnk Oct lih 1884 lessI.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
From Rsr. J Nerten BrowR. D. D Editor Of IL
Encyclopedia Of Religious KnOuisdq.

From Rsr. ! Merton BroTR, d. D, Editor Of ii
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knouiedg.
Although not disposed TO favor reromru- nj Pa.
Medicines IN general, through distrust of tbci
ingredients ami effects, yet know of no suffuicn
rcnsops wh. IL may nor testify to The benefits r.
pslieves himself To have Received from any smpl,
prepprai ion. in The hop tnat be ma thus cont, ibu
=" the benefit of others
! do this the more readily in regard to Hoofiands
German Eitters prepared by Ur. & Jackson OF
y is city, because pr-juii, ed aga nsi them !
manv years, under the impression that they wer,
hi,hy an uroh"lir mixture | am in iebted 10 m,
friend Robert Sho maker. Esq, for the removal oi
ibis prejudice by proper tests for encour gem n,
try ihcm when suffering from great and long on.
:inucd Diet ity The use Of three hot,le. Of thes.
Bi'ur- at the hegitn,ng OF tn, pr sent year, was
'llo. ed hy eriirn' relief, ami ton to G.
gree of b.fiiy mental vg"r which had not FELT
'r six months before, an had almost despnurei D:
r. gaining | therefore hank God and u, friend f..
ireeting =" th. of th
jHnAp'A, June % 1851 j NEWTON BRowS
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

A RE you sick feeble and complaining Are
"A you out of order with .our stem .ier1nred n:
your feelings uncomfortable 7 Thee symptoms arr
ofen the pralu te TO serioes illness, Some at OF
sickness is weeping upon you aud should he H~er'
ed hy u timely Use of the ght remedy. Take Az
er PILLS anil cleanse TIE disnr'ierei humprs-
purify the blood, ana let the fuis rnave on unob
[trurted in health again. ihcy stimulate the fun"-
iiuns nf The body into vigorous activity, IurIfy tht
Sys;etn from the ohs,ru.tions which rkc disease
cold settles somewhere in the body, AMI d-ranKr>
Its natural functions These, If not relieved reset
upon themselves ami tn surnunIing organs, pro iu"
,rx general aggravation, suffering ami derAngemept
WhIie in this condition, take Az RS Pills an
how directly they the natural action Of the
system and with il the buoysni feelings of health
again. what Is true ami 81 par elt IN this NV
al and common romriIint is also true anu in man,
ut the deep seated and dangerous disteupeu. Tn"
pur- i've riiect e1pe!s them Caused by sim
liar obstTuctions ard d rang, ments "f the tuIl'
tunctionS uf the body. they rapidly and many
them surety cured by the same ans, ' ne VIII"
know the virtue Of these Pills will neglect 10 cmrlny
them when suffering fom the disorders they eur
su b aS IIcadaAh Foul Stomach, DN septery, Bill
ious Complain's indigestion D D,rangemcn of tn,
Livor, Costiven-ss, Constipation, Ii "urn. Rheu-
ma,sn, Dropsy, Worms and SupprSss'on when tax
in large doa.s
They ore Sugar Co.ted, so hat ths most sensitive
can take easily, nd they are surely the hes'
purgstive medicine yet discovered.
Ayers Ague cure.
For the speedy and cer'.,a Cure of IntsrmitteE
Fever, or Ch'iis an Fever, REMIT nt Fevrr Chill
Fever, pumL Ague. al II. adsche nr bii
ious IIsniache, ami Bilious F-,sr- iniecSl. Tor
the whole class of diseases originating in ii. o.
odersngpment, caused iy the malaria Of mi,sp,s-
tic countries
This remedy has rarely fIiloi 10 ure tAe .esrrcst
cases Of CEIlie anl Fever and it has this geat ai-
vantage other Ague medicines, that IL suhiuts
the complai't without injury tn The patient. L.
in> no o pirne nIbeI delitprlHS Sutst e.
does Vt pr1du~e qninisiu or any injuries effect
es tevrr Shakin: brothers of the army and the
ewsi, try 1t you will endorse these assertions.
lwPreptrcd ny j c Az K & Co, l. well. MISS
Sold by Samuel Stark funK ha nuock. AID all
.Rlers in ne Icine everywhere.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

Wpre n1rdrded hr highest PREMIUMS ore
all Comp~tito $, at he f Hoacing
STATE and c uniy Fairs OF 1868.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
- First Premium FOR Family Machine.
Fins Premium for MAJ uflc:uring Machine.
Eis Premium for Michine Work
INDIANA STATE FAIR.
First Premium for VI chine for all purposes.
Eirst Premium for Machine Wsrk.
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
Firs: Premium for Family u lchinA.
Firs' Premium for ,nufa turing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work
NHTO STATEFAlR
First Premium for Machine Work.
IOWA STATE FAIR
FiTs. Premium for T Family M4rhine
Fi"st Premium for NJ 'nufActu ing Machine.
FRS: Premiui.: for Machine Work.
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.
FDst Premium tor Machine for all purposes
First Premium for Machiue Work
KENTUCKY sTATEFAIR
First Premium for Machine for all purposes.
First Premium toI u chine Work.
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR,
FiIs Premium for Family Machine
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
PENASYLVANIA STATE FAR
First Prem um for N ,nufA,.turing Machine
First Premium for Machine Work.
OREGON STATE FAIR
First Premium for Family N ,chine.
Fir-t Premium for M,.hine Work.
GHITTENDEN Co. CNt )Agr'I Soc.
Fl It Premium tor Family Mahine.
Firsr Premium for NJ ,nula,t1ung Machine
First Premium fer Maobiue WORK.
FRANKLIN Co (N. Y )FAIR.
First = sninIu for Family Machine
First Premium for Manufa, turing Machine.
CHAMPLAIN VALLEY (vt) Agr'f Soc
HAMPDTN CO. (MASS igrI Soc.
Diploma for tuiiv Machne.
Diploma for II chine Work
WASHINGtON Co.(A. Y,jFAIR
First Premium for Family Machine.
QUEENS Co.(N Y lAgr'l 81.
Eirst Premium for FL mily MACHINE
Fint Premium or Manufacturing Machine.
Fira premium for Ma hinc Work.
SARATOGA Co tN.Y)FA'R
First Premium for Family Mtchine
MECHANICS INSTITUTE pa )FAlR
Fisst Premium for Ma,hine for all purposes.
First Premium for Machine Work,
GREENFIkLD toJUNION FAIR.
First Premium Cor Fqmily Machins.
First Premium for Machine Work.
CLINTON Go (0)FATR.
F'rst Premium for Family Machine
First PreWium for Ml"hine WORK
NJNrG JMEJY Cp.(P. )FAIR
First Premium for Machine for all PURPOSES
fiTst Prem um fur VI ,ceinc Work
SAN JOAQUIN ca (CaDFAIR
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium tor VI tchine Work
SAN JOSE DISTRICT tCal) FAIR
First Premium for Family Machine
FsIst Premium !or Machine WORK
- The ahove comprise. AL she fairs at viii,
the GRoDtR Il BAKER MAGAZINES were exhibited tn
yea
Sales "ooms 495 Broadway, Nsw Yorl
7SQ ChcstIrt 81. PhiaieIutla
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

CARD tO IHE 81 ER1NG.
CNWALLOW two three hogsh""ds of Ruchu'
~ Toni Bitters" Sarssparila," Nervous
Ant;ioes" dc, &c., &c AMI after yon satii"h
with the result, tn try one hox Of OLD DOCTOR
BUCHAN's ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS and
e restored 10 health and vignr in less than thirty
lavs. They are purely vegetable Iii aaant to takr
pr mt a. sHiutarv in their effects the hro en-.
own aud shattered tuition. OH and yourp
;.n tnke them with adv utage. Imported an sol ?
IN the United States only by AS. 9. BUTLEP
No 427 Broadwfr, New York
- Agent for rhe ''nirci G. itos
pS Box Of the Pills SCI ur " % ke !. vii
mHiled To n, address receipt # lri. 20 whit
ONE DOLLAR, p.st p.ii-moa.v refunded by
1.-THE agent if entire satista ton is not gwen
vi l2v,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

Com aittoe for soliers Orphans in Wyoming Couuty:
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
LOCAL AID PERsuNkL.
Ehsris'a GA~R.
Tank Oct llth 1884

Select scho I.--M;ss yo.e aiveri.-- a" Select;
Echool" to bo opened a. this place TAs r'rs qus
iscatons sui fitness Of this L4y for tea nug, ,ho'i
. and doutt'eSs will. large at endanoa Of
o. those vino know enough know thai they have not
-rez yet finished their education.
B,th legs BroIer.-Ws learn that CLARK
@7 Bur- OF Meshoppen while assisting in handling
h.4,y timbsIs, had both his tx, broken below
81 ,hs kuers by tbsfsllns of sick The bones
set by Dr., soles and at as: asoou.ts he ding
wsA. .--S
. Ef5r The ship Anna Schniir which destroy
ed by the Alabama off the ,ast of South America.
. "a hsd on board quantity Of ayers Cherry Pector"
7ss for California. rs Aver Ga. appeal for
dress direct The British Government as the re-
sponshle party in this wicked business and base
ya-7s their claim for payment and iGc;ecton the
ground of humanity, their commodities
ha-' wholly for the sick. Their point well tlkon aud
will ioub;l IS be sssed with the pluck ani persist-
ency which characterlze the operations Of hes. ccle
bra!el chenliss,-(Balrimore Ciipper)
.-. q. The Ladies' who have deferred the buying cf
th-tn-w dress" until they could get just the Thin,
that uisd hem Informed that d" the tin.
has Viii was i. lave arroven; and those @
ths 'sterner persu1sion,' who h We con pdel to
wear ;hat old see.l% ccat IN pants until "nftrr II.
s.. draft Lad now better Rbspiau nse +;
Cor 0 them, hat under LncoIn'- rulr.
the draft like tie var, Is coutinu ,us. permanent
la inSt u;ion The place 10 bus Is n Wt.Ps, who i
aeivng stock nhi viii be sol at III
prre- considering The srs-n 4&G iLa, is paid t,r
them.
Mrs. q, G.. STARK, who bui recently rrtu~r-
from Ne~ York @ith uG"su' l. lar nd c,rctais
s.'ected assortment of Millinery T,ods which sin
infrns purchase u, tas time when it
feared there to he p.nlr account Of tn
dowuwari tenieucy Of Coli "a therefore prepared (,
GIs!~sr Of nsr stock cheaper than tc h"GGh-
Si>ewhero IN town. In5 s''i es Sni b"
xonds OF the frs, quality. No; hei'g connoiEseur
in hsr branch OF trair We viii not crnlt to
sc,ite the t:9.rcnt styles AMI vaFic les 5u. trl:"
Lady frcn!s ta rv" tsr c,! md ilign +.
;4enssivos Mrs :. will be found at the oil sriu!
ready AM wiling oek.. BIT her goods to s whom
may givs her Il cal
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Hon. WM ELWELL. Pres
~ dent Judge of the Court of Common Pleas amp
Court OF General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
the President Justice of the Court nf oyer and Ter
aud General Jail Delivery for the trial of CAP
ital and other offences for the twenty-sxh Judicial
District Of Penn'a. S. Roberts, and n. II Wells Esus
Associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas and
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace and Associ-
ate Justices of Oyer and Terniner AMI General Jail
Delivery Of tho County of Wyoming, have by their
precept to directed ordered
A GENERAL COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER
AND GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY.
tn be hell at Tunkhannock on Monday The l2st day
November A. d, 1864.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroner all
Justices of the Peace ana Consables within the Coun
ty of Wyoming, that they To and appear in their pro-
pc persons ri the time and place above mentioned,
Sth their rolls, records, inqusitions, examinations
re osmzances and other renembrances to do those
tn ngs wuch their offices in that be respective
ly belong
Notice is aso given that those who are bound by
recognizanres prosecute the prisoners that are OF
shall DC the jail of Wyoming County, thntthey be
hen AMI there to prosecute them aS shalt be just
AulRA GAY,
sh, riH.
Sheriff. Cfhre,
grl klll+..A. Ny. IS 1854
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FRNH THE FILLEF.

tuABlEsroHN, y, December %, 1864.
Totlt Edilor ettAo Kishmond Di~petch:
bur,ug the first raid of the detach-
mcIt from the Army Of the Valley, by
which We captured this town, We secured
seventeen Yankees and thirty six horses !;
killing five and wounding three of the
enemy. Since that time we have had
another fight near this place, in which
our boys killed and wounded twelve, cap
turing twcnty-cight men and the same
number OF horses, without sustaining
any loss to themselves. In town, the
Yankees are pulling down all the vacant
houses and many of the stables, to build
themselves winter quarters.
The t0"u Is not garris0ned; and as but
icN supplies have been taken from them,
they can get along pretty well this win
ter !; not lntcricred with and they are
allowed TO keep what they now have
over III Iouaoun there has been very
great destruction Of private property
The abolition inccndlancs do not stop to
inquire whether the barns or MILLS, as
the r,-c may be, bclong to friend OF foe,
hui apply tie torch inlisclimnatcly to
all oaIely a rctllbution is i'll store for
those people who conduct war on snch a
system. There must bc some "hiddcn
tify" which, some time, viii fall OH then
heads and utteIly consume them.
hoar that they burned the mill Of
Nh A@a N. jannoy, formerly Of youi
city, il which WIS stored about four
thousand bushels Of wheat belonging to
person, in the ncighborhood. This is
moi an exceptional case, as all the other
nIlls lrd most OF the barns in that sec
tom oi the country have, under the Van
/ &c system Of warfare, become IA prey
D. the devourimg element. / have not,
nor can give You, any adequate idea OF
whatwe, i'll til, section OF the State, have
suffered and axe suffering.
VIII ulile AGAIN at some future time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-28

A BLocKADE-RUNSER SECURED WITH
OUT TRouBLE.-The New York IimCs'S
special correspondent, on the flag of
truce boat in Savannah river, writes yun-
der date of November eth as follows
A rather remarkable Incident oc-
CURED Yesterday. Early in the morn
ins small schooner, painted lead color,
with her sails set, was discovered adri!t
in the river, about mile in the rear OF
the flag oG-truce fleet, and two miles
above Fort Pulaski. The vessel was
boarded from the steamer General Lyon,
and found to be abandoned. She proved
to be blockadc-runner, from Nassau,
with cargo of five hundred sacks ana
twenty tierces of sugar, three crates OF
crockery, and number of boxes OF le-
mons and oranges. Subsequently it was
ascertained that the schooner had passed
the mouth of the river unperceived by
the Cunboats on blockade and by the look
out at the fort; but, on getting up to
Colonel Mulford's fleet, was deserted 10y
her crew on the supposltion that the
transports were fleet Of gunboats, Had
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her captain not made this mistake, he
would have passed on to Savannah unmo-
lested as it would have been violation
of the flag of truce for Colonel Mulford
to have seized the vessel. But finding
the schooner in derelict condition, she
was taken possession of in behalf Of the
United States Government and towed by
the dispatch steamer Eliza IIancox to
Port Royal, and delivered to Major-Ge
neral Foster, commanding the depart
ment. The vessel is quite new, and her
cargo;Valuablc.H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-28

a.
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TION or Putting NEGROES
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s,ilicct of emrloyjng NEGROES in the
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tME5 the following ''ttei on ihe Haiiio
subject from 1t. = aahimgton Gorrespond-
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