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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

Corn Exchange Dauk.-copy II s:a,enien. Of tho
CORK EXCHANGE BANK rcgp-~i BY thaYI 80 LAVE l
Tor vol eahns saturday Ne liah eaJ OF july ~ q
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.ov. s,siru-a urrce knoseiss and b~et
A WALLS, Acting Cashsr.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.

AFTER A THOROUGH TRIAL OF MORE
THAN TEN YEARS, the time pieces manulao
tured by the American Watch 20, OF Waltham
Mass. have gained firm hold upon the favor
Of the public, and now, no less that IS 600 of
them are speaking for themselves 10 the pook
cts of tho people. From very insignificant
beginning tho buiness has increased unth we
are justified in stating that WE MAKE MORE
THAN ONE HALF OF nll the watches sold in
the United States. Repeated enlargement of
our factory buildings and the labo OF 500 oper
ra.ivos, sti, ii nd as unequal to supply the con-
stantl increasing domApd. And We may hero
observe that rot withstGling the high price of
labor and materials, we actually sell our PEE
ducts at less prices than those currcnt 1--WE
years ago.
We refer to these facts only for the purpose
properly introducing another subject relative
to our manufacture Of watches. Hitherto our
chief object has bcen to make good watches for
the million AZ the lowest possible price-somo'
thing to take the place of the make. believe
watches called "Ancres, ""Lepincs, "English
Patent Levers" &C., annually thrown upon
this market, in countless numbers, by Euro
peanworkshops-wa watches which are the re lsue
of their factories, unsaeable ut homo and per
ieety WORTHLESS everywheEs.
This object We have accomp' ished, and now
VIC have TO announce, that We have commenced
the manufacture ofwatches Of the very
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TIC CllR0N-
0MTRY,
unequalled by anything hitherto mado to our
selves and unsurpassed by anything made in
the world. For this purpose we have the amp
lest facilities We have erected an addition to
main buildings expressly for this branch of our
business, and have filled 1t with the best work
men in our service. Proftng by our long ex-
peri eee, we have remodelel the for of our
watches, introducing such Improvements as
have been suggestod and roved
to DO good from tiinO to time, AID have insti-
tuted newand severe tests of isochronism, ad
justment and compensation. New machines
and appliances havo been constructed, which
perform their work with consummate delicacy
and exacutude, and the choicest and most ap
proved materials only are used. Nothing in
fact is wanting either in mechanical principles,
material or workmanship to insue perfection
the result.
No continue to mRnfacture our other we'll
known qualities under the following names:
"APPELTON, IRA CY s. CO."
"P. s. HARTLEY"
Ard the "Soldier's Watch"
"WM. ELLEPY."
The latter, the lowest priced watch we make
lisa substantial, reliable time peace cased in
sterling siver-hunting pattern, and is not La
bio to get out of order either in marching riding
or fighting All the above described watches;
including ohe finest which is name "AMERIcAS
WATCH CoaPASY," are sold by watch dealers
generally throughout the country.
ROBBINS 81 APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
1872 BROADWAY N. Y.
Jan'y l4th ml9j4.-4o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24

RE9uLARlrY OF AcrIoN THE Soul OF
ur1Lru.-We earnestly call the attention
of our female readers 10 Dr.. w. X. Mel
wins advertisement Of the celebrated CHER
,v"r WV puts Cor lsmuIes, as the be ), reSua.
Tor Of the female syslemyet offered to the
,UI L;, w. A mevention to excess, an anti
',o - n,in md n removal TO the obstruc.
tions that cause both these Pills. N Secn
ring regularity of uctioni in the female sys,
tenn, secure health. and with health tes'ow
,Io % t.sc;nn,;ons that accompany it in every
ler,ale, the bright eye, elastic step ana clear
complexion that denote healthy wOln'"'-
Read the advertisement.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
l. F E D Il d Z A T Ii !
SOLDIERS
DON'T Go Back 10 The War.

Many have died from DiauhGi and Dys-
entery in your regiment; now take wsrn-
ing and do not return without supplying
your knapsacks win a bottle OF DR.. Strick.
lands And.Cbolera Misunderstanding
how many were saved last year by taking
it after being discharged aud sent from the
hospitals as ncurable. One dose will i'm
mediately relieve the most severe case Of
Dtar:hoea or DYsentery. It is acknowl-
rdged 70 cure Chronic Diarrhea and Dys-
enlery, Now don't neglect it, for OH your
return change Of diet and wate:, etc
will most certainly bring on Diauhel, an,
a 30 cent bottle Of DR.. Strickand's Anti-
Cholera Mixture will cure you and several
others. 1t viii, keep good in any climate
Do not fail 10 tell your comrades TO put a
bonle Of i: in their knapsacks.
Sold by Druggists and..pnpard only by
Dr.. A. Strickland, 6 East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, o.
March 81, '64. l-y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
STRADED

From the Subscriber on Backman
Farm, Vinton County Ohio, on OF
ahont the 4th dav Of March 1864,
three Cows, one White, one white
,,;dod and one Red with white face.
Any information that may be sent to
.t;c o@co will be Literally reward
nd nv JOHN @. DATGllERT1.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
DIR. sTRICKLAND's
III E L l. + l. U 0US s
C OU Gil BALSA il

GURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat
~ Asthma, and Consumption. II is only
Necessary for ans one troubled with these
complaints 10 try one bottle Of
Slri"kland's Meli1uons Cough Balsam
10 convince them thatit is the bes I prepaIa-
tiOn ever used, 1t no, only cures the above
affections OF the Throat aud Lungs, but it
cures Night Sweats aud Splitting OF Blood
and is an excellent girgle for any kind o
Sore Throat. It is pleasant to take, and a
safe medicine for Infants. Price 50 cents
per bottle. For sale by Druggists general
y.
March "a '6l-ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24

Soldiers-we think DR.. Suickl and j
quite tight in advising YOU in his advertise
nent in our columns of to days paper to
take bottle Of his highly recommended An
ti-choera Mixture in yout knupsacks, it
may save the lives Of many Of our best SOL
diers. Mothers, see that yous sons do not
negltbt it.. You can get it u the Drug stores
ut 90 GEMS per bottle. 1t is the best rene
dy far DianhUa aud Dysentery.
Mar 81 'G4ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
EmigrantS IL idaho.

Parties Gngratilg to Idaho or Denver
.. ,oo.iya ;nfo,mation as 10 the most direct
and cheapest route, and best Quitting
points. by addressing (wi'hout enclosing
slamp,) W. L. 81 'o'lN'
Box 57Sl, Chicago.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
To Rerdcrs.

We propose to furnish the following
Magazines at the Lowest prices.
i,advss Bnok and Democrat SO 90
National Magazine and Dem. 80
Lady's Friend and Democrat 2 80
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
x,,,,n T,sM,nf M,Iuary Fund

The following is statement OF runuS n
received aud paid out nv the Military 0o"''
nu,tce Of Vnton COunt', Ohlo'
,un,eTa RyCElyEO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
MOVEMENTS OF TUE EEGEL GBf.
POKEEaT.
surrender Of Afi,cus, tirorg'"-Forross
Across The enne-see-eien. Korssean
Gone 10 Meet EE:r;.
Lou syrIr, Ky, Sep.

LoUisyILIr, Ky, Sep. e5. 1884.
On Friday, part Of FORESTS force, ahout
200 strong crossed the Tennessee river at Batess
Landing, in Perry County Tennessee. His whole
force is estimated 10 be s.ceC With 10 Guns. i-
Col Campbell end garrison at Athena. Go.. we're at
tackled by large .gcc OF Rebcls and after severe
feht Of two hours duration forced n SUR ender.
Several buildings including tho depot were set on fire.
Forrest in person was IN Athens at two Ococs !csor
3sy afternoon.
detachment of 400 rlon sent fSm Decatur TO rssu.
foros the garrison 81 iors, ara epored to hove bcee
captured after an op,tii sle enyagcmert.
Ssyora, Pl.sorals ceptlrd ~ Col pros'cr hear
Athens report that they crossed st liorenco TIA. For
;est told Nom hr aoua have foroo or01sh to destroy
roth railroads ard stay in tennessee az long GO be
pleased.
The Rebel force has destroyed several miles of The
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad between pccanr snd
Athens. Tsero is 10 communication with Pulaski.
Tom.
The escaped prisoner reports that the Rebel Sam
Wheeler was az CORTLAND, Ms. yesterday morning.
The Rebali Were undor ihEec comrisGlers, Forrest,
Redd, and B;ni.s. Wheeles's force vas reported 10
have gone South to join Hood in Georgia and it Is
rorr SIS Intention 10 capture Pulask Franklin pLd
SholbysiBe, and Ell tlo Intermediate bockhouses or
tho road
At last accounts the Rebels wee moving on Pulaski
No demonstration has been made he Chattanooga
Railroad. ..--
A telrgram from Pulaski reports heavy firing wss
he,rd in The direction Of Sulphur Branch. and the
Rebel forces operating against XIX River bridge
An accounts agree that large force rs mar chins
upon our dcfenses this Gne and proper means bave
been taken 70 r,pol the Re0el' Gen. Rousseau takes
the field to-day in person. ana it is hoped that h-
pehels will be forced to recross tho river before he
gets through Will iAem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

A Confederate Captain, who, after three
years ofser,icc loft he Rebel ranks aud came into our
Inca called upon Us yesterday morning Ho confirms
The fact that tho people Of the South are utterly dest
into and most Of them heartily sick mthc Rebellion.
feo. army. Lie say,, was month ago from 5000 10
20 ooo strong including the whole Of Earys command
Less tho ony General whom the Southern poople DOW
couGde, ali the others they dstrust and fear Buts army
IA full of dsaected men, more especially the GecT9iaas
.ncs the ian OF Atlanta who want 10 90 home and look
after their "a miles, now tia tho Urion army hns pens
trsted 10 tho heart oftbs south These men desert 70
our side or .lulk of southwark al s,ery opportunity
Our correspondent ssys. unless there 10 favorable
change in the Rebel prospects, ach q Va defeat o.
Grant or The election Of Mcclellan (sad The Aader'
count greatly upon the latter ~ SURF 70 b followed pS
peace and indcpeneenoc) the C. s. A win soon tumble
TO pieces, from sheer weakness and e1hsastlon IN
hope o, he enemy II MeCteilda's saces's ossAaT ~
s,rsrSA Of Less srmy Take that away. and tho eIe
mens now ut work viii surely affect speedy overtime"
fine Rebellion. Let the loyal people ofthe North tea
this pregnant fact in mind sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
OFFICIAL FROM SEC. STANTON.
pm .lGfa -
0w Advance at New-MarkeL
The Enemy Still Flying.
30 Guns and Many Prisoners
Taken.
News From Our either
Armies. -.
JEFF. DAVIS At MACON.
Sec. stantcn 20 Gen. Elk.
WAR DRPARrAEsr, WAsHiSer9s'


Maj. Gen. DIX: Dispatches from Ger. sher-
taAn MP 10 II o'clock Saturday night dated ak ines
south Of Newmarket. have been received
lie had driven the enemy from MT. Jackson without
being able 10 bring on sn engagement Tho eoomy "sfe
,cying rapidly and he had 20 cavalry prsssnt to hold
them.
Torbert had attacked Wiekhams force at Larry, and
captured number Of prisoners.
Sheridan found Rebel hospitals in ell the towns from
Winchester TO Newmarket and so niles from Mar
tasbure.
Twenty pieces OF artlery were captured ~ Fishers
BIZ together with 400 prisoners large amount Of
N-munltion eaissons mbSrs, etc. and large quantity
Of .DtreDebiug TOOLS small and debris. NO list Of
tie captured material has yet been received.
The email towns through iAe valley have great
many OF TIE K bel wounded.
Gen sievcrs reports to arrival a. Harrcis FerIy Of
q .rsin Of onr wounded, twenty captured guns, and
eighty a',ditions. captaTed officers.
Rreekinridge has gone TO take co1narG Of ta Robe,
Department Of the Southwest.
Dispatches received this morning from Gen. Sscr.
mans command state that Hood appears to he moving
soserds The Alabama Hne a strong force Of Rebel
raide-s reported TO Ire operating against sher.
mans communications and had cuptured Atlens, Ala
hama Vigorous exeitions were being made 10 over
take and destroy this force. Je Davis is reported 70
Be Ut Macon.
Reports have also been received from MAJ. &C en- Can
~ Gen Steele had been strongly reinforced and had
taken the offensive
Disp patches from Gen. Grant dated at 10 O'clock las;
eight, report military operations.
The above comprises the substance OF military iasoi
nation proper for publication received to the present
AAte BY this Department.
O. gpwIy NJ STANTON Sec. Of War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
DEPARTMENT. OF THE GULr.
Mebile-A Pretty Lille Naval Piaht-The
RebeIs in Hot WaIsr-Cnirea states
spssial Correspondence Of The II. 2. Tribune.
I'm. nuru..-s Co.,

Special Correspondence Of The H. 2. Tribune
Nrw OgIR An, Sept. Is, 1894
Things at Mobile Go not move much. All our
operations for so,Be weeks past have paItaken more OF
The negative tbhn Of the positive character. They have
hssu confined to securing that we had already az
saiped On last Sunday the llth Pslicsn being then
and there present Joined In excursion MP the Fish
River which you know flows into Weeks Bay, that
proved highly exciting and interesting. About high
noon on that day the United States Stosmeis Stoekde
Cspt. s. V. BennisI RoaoPh, Capt. G. ID. Upham oud
Tronia, Capt Virgins left tie Station Snd steamed ="
the entrance Of weckss Bsy whore they wero joined by
Chs TRANSPORT Planter with barge containing two
hundred Infantry belonging TO the 9Th Illinois ana 2U
Iova. Captain Virgins who conn anded, made the
tockdale lis fagsb and the expedition proceeded up
she river and ssIssed wnU 10 ~. comfort Of our
soldiers enduring the broilng sun o! DauPhine Island
As the little 6ect was returning ana rounding point
Known as Peters Bluff, detachment al Rebc! troops
tried TO cut them Of Col Murray Lad command OF lie
Rebels, who used t9enyiear ponLder guite vigorous"
y. During the engagement the soekdsie rsn ihto lc
eeY like thoughtful fellow, got out his nose, ana be-
kan playing hot water on the Not relishing tae iae
or being parLoled Ike 50 much Tough mutton, they
sieiaddled howilng with pain. Among the woepded
ives Acting Mate Chss b. Cleveland, vi tac SOC hdaie
At another place the river was ebsirneed ~ iogS
chained together but they broken, and the vessels
got through safe.
The election which has Just passed in Louisiana can
IN many respects hardly be IAN eapoDeht oi
The strength Of the loyal OF Louisiana There were
many reasons operating 70 prevent large Increase OF
The vote or that polied in February or Governor The
absence Of large numbers at the North one OF the ca
sons aud report seduousy circulated by the dissf
Hected that il wss only the precursor OF sdra was an
other The official count has not yet beer made, bot IL
viii not be 50 large Of the moIv ardent GBtei
vated
The Legislature VII meet on the first Monday Of De.
tober Among their earliest acts viii be the election OF
United States Senators. have in spoken
NJ thA more urou.iueUt candidates. Il VIII now say,
that while Pelican" claims prophetic affinies no
does good 10 believe that MAJ Gen. BANKS
and Goy. Hahn will be the two selected There VII.
Of COURSE be opposing candidates. bnt the public may BIO
assured that such are the present indie ations.
We have been good deal exercised for the past week
rpon the question Of Mexican The city Is filed
With refugees from that stormy land. Their et"res in
regard 10 II Brownsville affair increase with rlaryel
sas rapidly. beside which the wonderful iornaaee OF
80 thros black crows is not u comparison.
The truth of that stIalr IS stil unknown in this
eaty PElaoAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
From Povtves. NFonrse.
FORTRESS MONROE. Sept rs,

Secretary Seward arrived n. 3 o'clock this
morning and efs immediately for City Puint
lir Harrington, Assistant Secretary or tho Treasury
arrived bere this DlorlnS.
ate Pichnond espers contain the following:
cg.fYfN, "Wednesday Sipt. ~. lrof.-farTagrt does
not ,iesisn attacking Mobile ct present.
go n.n tas issued nm order forbaiing AL citizens to
come ti,,s side ~ Mash vile ffom beyond Il.
LuIL y car Thursday Sept q. leti.-Cen. Ns1ghn
dryr the orny from Blue Springs this morning cap
turing Twelve pIisousrs l.. enemy are slfoAsy iorti
ted q, Tul.'s Gap.
Earlrs de.ca. at Winchester Is explained by hc.s
eaneI aly understood In ihia ely bnt which IL Is not
espediert ut pre- ent To give greater publicity to- Sut
fee IL to s,y tbsJ wise redect upon the colnand
er officers nop. All that valcr and skill c"nd 90
xls dcnc In Tie late fight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
rue ORA FT IN cErso AND INDIANA.
4 Marder, q Suicide, Tive Fatal Accidents
fr.r -.r .I aud q Riot,
CrcnyAfI, Monday So

CrvcNVAfI Monday sept. ~, Ist4.
The draft in this state ana lnfiara IL pro-
crossing quietly everalnev regiments passed through
the city l-st Ne-s f,T the trout. I'D.
A man named Ncnnen was killed IN a billiard saloon
on saturday night. .... .. r-.r...., .
soldier Of he l7ih Ohio regiment Committed SUI
eide yesterday by falling on his baySnet.
inan named Crooier wss crashed TO death by the
falling 81 bank in Stoners Township. GnoT5o Cad
rpnn crushed denrb nv tie oycrtuTLiuG OF an
uin nibns .be Deer Creek Road
The drIr-ttio f-or, Covrgtou and Newport, WHALE
rrlnrnia. hor.r frr- TIE Tnn deirr-trst'ur in this
city m S,'urdsF Dight came In collision with nJb in
the ith ward. BoaideIs AID psta!s were freely used:
80 lien ard vnc w0insh killed. aud several
others we're woundej. The riot wss soon qu!etcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
Railroad.
EKsssF HsssssbgEs.
The Invasion Of acknowledgement
to Meet th1 Ensmy.
ST. LoCis, Monday. Sep

81. LoCis, Monday Sept e, 1854
Joe She!by's Rebel cagalry ale said TO be
1000 or 5000 strong. and occupied fredefckstown,
twenty miles east OF Pilot Knob yesterday. She!bys
designs ore not yet developed
Cen Ewing commsndsnt OF the district Of ST. Louis,
took brigade of A. J. Smiths troops down last righi
and Otherwise prepared to meet the enemy Pilot Knob
Is well fortified end gsIrsoncd Cape Girardean. on
the River osa stand a SIEGE and tho only damage the
Rebels can do is temporarily cut the Iron Mountain
Railroad.
When Price crossed the Arkansas River some days
since at least pat OF Lis forces moved towards Bates
VILE evidently with tie desien 81 jo.mng Shelby In
North Eastern Arkansas. and with their combined
comma nds invade Missoari from the South East. The
force AZ TIederickstoWn lie doubtless the advance OF
this column which s estimated 10 be 1000 or 1900
strong Gen. Mower with part Of the 10th Corps left
Brownsville on the Duyals Bluff and Little Rock Rail-
road few DAYS since going NORTH, and Shelby will
soon have to look sharply after his rear The situation
will probably develope itself in avery few days.
lseeODa Disps.ch.l
81. LOUIS. Sept. IS ls6i.
II is now said that Price has entered Missouri
with forces estimated at 5000 strong His plan is
supposed to be TO march 10 the central part Of the State
with three columns, and capturing all the important
points, hold the country II Is expected that Kirby
Smith win son hin witt nom 10 900 to l2ooo men.
The Alkarsas gneIrlas arc also concentrating to aid
in the movement Of the column DOW in the Southeast
doubtless under Shelby who has some COCO or 5000
men,
Reports are circulating tongt that part OF the force
which occupied Yredericktown yesterday captured
Cape Girarioau today bnt they are very doubtful
The enemy may 10 demonstrating In that dnecton but
the post is too strong TO be taken by cavalry.
Military preparations hero aIe voiy active. ard
troops are already moving southwark
The blscksmiihs shops have been bnsy MI dsy shoe
ing cavalry horses Ordnance and ammunition lie be-
ing scnt to different points Everything is being pot
into fine condition for immediate active service.
Brig Gen Pike has called ont the enrolled miltis
Gen. Rosecrans viii Issue 81 appeal Tomorrow call
ing the people 10 MAI Gen. Blair arrived hero
today.
The trains are eth running on the Iron Mountain
Railroad which, 20 ihr IL LEown h.s no. yet been
lroleseI. ....N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

WAsHiseToN. Monday sept ~.
Montgomery Blair, in q Letter 70 An Aternoon
paysr, says: my easrs to rssisn were rot made b.
caass the principles adopted at Bsltinp's were
Objectionable TO me- but On the contrary was made in
good faith with view ia slAy animostes among ire
friends 0. these principles and order 70 secss 'nen
triumpt.S -fIt ~ - .u,,,
office until III successor eusl6es Nothing has yet
been beard fIom Gov Dennisop. who 10 calsasslng IN
Ohio at points who're there " no hleFapnle
No doubt is entertained that he VIII accept the o~e~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
Late asuehcru News.

Tic Richmond Wig, Of Sept. %. says:
Heavy resnforcements to Grants army still CON-
ing ill., The enemy very vigiiAn. fearing an attack
on the Weldon Railroad.
MERIDIAN Tuesday, Sept. %. IseI.-Martin's brig
aGe tore III, the track between A'lnn,a ard Dsltoa
GRiPPlx Wednesday Sept. 81 s64.--Ono thousand
OF cur men were exchanged Rough and Ready 10 day
IN. oath of allegiance offered at Atlanta aud freely
taken by many prisoners and It 10 said by one entire
Georgia regiment There bad been movement Of the
enemy from Atlanta up TO lust night and nothp2 u
knnxn of the whereabouts Of our army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

y CAIRO. Sept. .. 1874
Steamer City Of Alton, from Memphis 23d,
AAs arrived with III hogsheads Of tobacco AID 90 bales
-sf cotton IRON Hickman. KY. FOX New York.
Daring the week l55 bogshesds cftobseco have been
received from Psducah and the Tonnessee river for
shipnent east.
Business the ryey now better than at any period
Asring the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
Tie iuilon ins ye,se,s hive arrtel 90 Tho yard re.
nantis nd ain % Lnuef.o iLoLonsh rep liz:
rMpROvEuErrs AND ALTERATIoEs IN TEg YARD

Greet improvements and alterations are gong
ar and have boon gane on IN the yard. tonndrtlor IL
h,rv laid for rscayI7g store which viii front or the
srr,. gnire towards thc Tvcorm. me br'liing VIII
b. m foot nrc i94 vide ard three stories hi"h bum
~ brct fjrr,ry tas inst been cor pefel, ~ ZEE {
lar 10 feet wide besiios sheds There is nearly com
pe,ad biiok edicc rri,ed the ordnance machine ho
nhy ~ iec.. used or hosyy e. accommodates go
~ hi NJ irrtrr erj nf the Cob D.ek. aioinnr The
she'll ani ordnance houses When COMPLETED II viii
GOV. A acres of solid aiunnd II will cont about four
!unircd thousand dg'lis when finished, The is the
estimate Of the enginecr \ contract has inst b"ea
completad 10 erect neat SpsDg large machine shop
10 ~ be seen ficm these statements that eirts sEe
briry ade to SIMPLY and store mechirery ~ resre,
of yasl nsvy rendering these engagements necessary
TIE href part u the yard IS being fitted ~ aud good
NJ 81 work ,s rope on In the rear Of the Marine
Barracks composed Of email Jobs too numerous to men.
4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
Naval Movements.
AppATns Ar Tux YAyY-yARD,

The iron-clad Mahopac. now lying Mt the
yard, Is in The siFca. with two tls or ether side OF
her rrady to start for sea She viii probably sell to-
ay and her dcs'ngtor r. ofconT-a am1ttcr 81 import
snce to those only whom IL concrsthe Navy Depart
n,nt 4 II naval officers know however hat sho VIII
90 10 Charleston ~ James Iivir. more probably the
former. Tho Wampanoag, now building. VIII DO
launched about the S0ih Of November; end no other
rrsSe' win h. launched At tie yard this year The io
uainC ycasrls haYe sni'ed non The yard;