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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
A REBEL LETTER FROM
CHARLESTON.
Its Streets Bc,crtc4-7he City 60 be Blown
I'D if Taken.

Tits unnecessary 10 explain how the following
letter came into our hands or TO give the name OF
the person 10 whom II was addressed. The evidence
If its eenuineness is in our possession.l
CH,ELUsToS, Noy. o 1868.
DEAR CorsN: Fred. las consented at last 10 let me
come to Macon so YOU may expect me in very few
days. The other day Yankee she'll exploded Just
around tie from house tearing building to
pieces and setting two others on fye Nobody was in
jured all the buildings vseaed some weeks ago.
Idol believe there twenty ladies in town who are
able to &c. away hut Fred declared should never
leave while had roof bn. that he sees
the danger in. be IS glad TO hurry Us OF Most
Of the families have gone to Dorchester. Summeryie,
Combohee and even waerboro anl every house in
those places is crowded. Nearly every room is filed
with beds and every bed has 10 accommodate three
four persons. 80 much for war; hut would willingly
live in sly the remainder Of my life IL 1t would keep
the Yankee nisoreants ont of city. A hi ority If
orr people have left most Of their furniture
bouses expecting in "a few weeks 10 return TO thein
bn O; course they know that II the Yankees take the
city their houses and furniture will oil be destroyed
Cen BeauregaFd caused information 10 reach all that II
be finds il impossible 20 hold the city he viii leave Il
mass of ruins No one viii complain Of this as they
know the hartaIiaLs have 10 destroy every YES
tge OF the Secession lest if they can take IT. Ii they
should ever enter house, msy God have mercy on
them, for cant. II they ever enter Gle city you III
hear of the greatest earthquake ever caused by human
agency.
ltwig he q consolation louise. for ron 20 know ttat
,houd Tie yandas get here, they Sl never be able
10 reach Macon Gen. HeaJregsrd Is confident ihey
could never ge ten miles beyond the city in any drec
ton. but he's equally confident they never como
here lis mournfll 10 60 through our sicets. once
I'LL L. 9 Ton a a.. - l.
,e-,eS with the exception Of and then Of our
colo I'd people squald Irish woman.
Gut. am 20 see you N soon. wiz not write long
Litter Fred sends bis lose. but Gays le will not write
nniD dWing his pen in Ysnsee csrcase re can wIie
with req ink.
You pay look i'r about Tuesday, the l,th. SHAH
bring With me ew ,i.nss that ! mos; prize and eaye
she rot 20 the chances Of war. Cd Dora Jennie snd
Mar VIII come with ne, tie others viii star here
Civ my love 10 Charley and Charlotte and believe ne
Your sfectoaate cousin. OqHELiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
"ae Attack Upon the Gmnbomt usrbIcbcsd.

WASHINGTON Monday, Jan. I, 1874
The Navy Department has received official
Information in relation 20 the attack upon the gunbos
4srblolead in SODo Inlet, OF Christmas morning, by
'hoh EOber. Brown, Lorenzo u. SHAW. and JO:ep,
Philips were killed and Charles Moon. AleSaadai
Henderscn John Hackett, and Charlie, se.nles acre
sounded.
Commander Bs'ch Of the Pawnee says, At 6:e0 On
De morning Of The 25 " December the enemy opened
on the Marblehead which replied 10 vigorously
At 6:25 the Pawnee opened fire Oh The enemy. bot.
;.ries from her lcO.porld rife. gun.
At the C. j. W..srls, CO.. hcaripi, the firing ,pp d.
lei cable and came down FCiy River. under sail. ami
opened Ere Handsomely. The rllld GIe from the thee
vessels soon caused the enemy 70 retreat.
Az. the enemy had reresied ia disorder having
Two Of his guns in Che batteries.
The PaH@ee then proceeded off Leeareyiile
Soon after this Gen. Gordon, commanding tie troops
on the soul cid Of Folly IolaAd came Up aud SAID If
She Pssbee Nond cover TIE advance, he would ecnJ an
infansy force to bring of the guns which the enemy
had 10. The fore Wa accordingly sent.
R~rything deD0ee that die enemy he'd mad, PFC.
cipiate retreat.
he IaIL!eLead Vac struck twenty tines and mnoh
rsrod. Her cilcers and stooi TO their guns until
sc enemy rer, ated The foremost Is cut aud she has
we've sho'. Ia her hull aud Ons between wind end
fier Eghteen shots struck her in tue upper wol h.
'a a'oit. One 5oioandeI shell lodged in the -teefoge
af did not explode which shows tbat the enemy bad
something more than field piece,
he enemy guns were brought away by an erpc.
ct'cn from tie three vessels
Tie Navy Department has received Information, o,
- capture OF the Mexican schooner Ration del Win
81 PADRE Island Texas. in December last. BIZ ,he o.
ssleamer New'London She Lad neither log.book nor
,spers Her cargo consisted Of coaye rggar. eolGsh
zine. and percussion oeIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
THE TIyE-PER-cgST TREASURY EoTEs.
military Commission in Norfolk, Va.

NC.JoLg. Va. Monday, Jan. Z. lsCi.
The Military Commisio ion, Of which Gen.
Wistar is President has been In session here dHina
The past week. Tie case Of j. N. Blunt. late tupcrin
tendent Of yessels II Fortress Monroe. IL undei trial
and the developments are exceedingly interesting.
Among tie points decided the payment Of - oot
In fees b Sensor Hale by Hunt TO obtain his reess'
from The Old Capitol prison. To-day Capt Conc Of the
steamer John A. Warner fortified that the boat wa
worth abou, $4,000 whom she first won't Into the Gov
ernment service that at The rates Of her charter, she
had earned sl 80 up date; that the Goyehm' NJ had
supplied her coal that her average running expense
from Al 900 10 81 800 per month which were de-
ayod by goods sold board and by profits on meals
and bcrths and that che belonged TO tho Delaware
River Steamboat Company, Of which John Price Weti'
erell Of Philadelphia was President and Andrew Al.
Anderson, william y. Allen. W!ett Paxson and sam
nel Jiorlan. IT,. aye Dre:tors.
Capt Cone svore ttst Ne, first charter rm made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
RYOu THE sUEHAND0AN VALLEY
ghe Extent OF the Rebel Demo"''s"''""
No Serious Movement Yet Oh '"o''
WASHINGTON, Monday. j

WAsHINGTON, Monday, JuI' o I77''
The rumors Of the encmys designs and oper-
a'ioss in the shelandcah Valley are eA"gsei s''',
Ft,hueh Lees cavalry perhaps looO strong supported
BY Earlys three meeGer bfgades On i'o' WIN iOoue
And other local leaders with attachments numbering
all told. COCO or 700 men, are near Woodstock and
Mount Jackson aud make an occasional dash as far
north as Winchester.
The latcs. indications point to the Mccrefed Valley.
u not west of the mountains as their scene operations
Certainly they have not appeared yet In sight OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the trains Of which are
running regularly and successfully, with large guam
tnies of freight and many passengers The best c'
denoc Of official confidence in the sincerity OF tho roIe
,s the sending Of important detaclmonts over IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
The Chesapsnhe Affair.
81. JONI, n. j.. Monday, ia

Of JVIN, N ID, MOndeY Jan 4 1901
Tie examination Of Collins, McKinnev and
scy charged with being concerned in the Chcsspeah,
sa'ir. was commenced before tho Polies Msgs.rat,
tbs morning At tho outset the counsel for the pri.
sner took exception TO the form Of the warrant and
e'atehded Hot tue case did not come within The p-o
visions OF TIE EItradition treaty. as Che osnse wa.
Ashms!oi On the high seas and no. within American
jSr!sdctiol.
lie Magii,rate deserved Judgment on ftese points
Eapt "iiets evdeTco was then taken He modified
m' tIst staens2t as TO the number of shots Gred at
I'm lie now says there were two Or three. IL other
respects his evidence ID substantially the same o. bis
Pa.n.ned statement Tie examination was adjourned
saNi wednesday. Tbs courtroom was crowded with
T''s!orsj but ltte 0ciieuens vas shown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
Tue Police Courm.,.ionrrs.

Affairs at Police Headquarters remain pretty
rIn.h in stain quo There IL considerable talking
lhloo ghout ,o Department, but IL is observable that
the member o The force who disposed to throw w
their cap for the appontments such as lave
osoh record hn INK bcca frequently ned FOX their de-
lnqacnci,s The Commissioners still insist that Gov.
Seymour hrs violated BIZ promise made tie ~ II
June last oyc. his own signature. In these terms;
When yom answers are received will make tho
proper order or inquiry into the charges made. MS
promise r. inots sinpiei form, we'd been made pc.
,ously as follows;
THE Comms slouers claim the right Of process by
which wncss', IN their behalf may be procured. IL IL
proper tey shond have opportunity 10 produce their
testimony and oi being heard in tle.r defense, For
this they should he allowed ample time No charge In
royug tie night Of person property should be acted
without fair and full trial The public interest
calls for thorough investigation Of the conduct Of the
Commissioners in tho performance Of their duties.
shall therefore direct an esi examination into tie
truth OF Tie complaints filed III this Office The con.
Neionce " parties and Witnesses REQUIRED that this
'hOud he made IN the city Of Ncw.Acrk. shall nalo
m earl! day ivr Tia, PURPOSE
Commissioners Acton ard Bergen Lave retained
James I. Brady VIM. Curtis Noyes and exJudgs
Dean as counsel no advise them taat they are Com.
missioner, a. jsrs and that far any proceedings
yet taken axe concerned they can remain Dc Jaee.
the counsel holding that the statute applicable 70 the
ease which provides that there shall DO given TO "sucb
officer copy o! Inc charge against him and oppor
,nny OF beag head In bis defense I.tors any re~es
sloH x made has not been complied with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

with John Tucker late first Assistant Secretary OF
War; and second, with QuartermasterGcn Melga
The prosecution has oveIhaued other fat Jobs ~ the
steamboat line. As the evidence stands thus far IL
appears there had been ring Of contractors inter
locked with the at Baltimore, with which Bceer
was connected. Tho steamer West End. nn old boat,
was offered in NewYork at s55 COO but was chartered
to the Government from March, 1902, to OCTOBER so5
nj $50 800 per anuum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
The Returning Regiments.

PinIAuELrnIA Monday, Jan. 4. )sci
The Mozart Regiment was expected to arrive
here from Baltimore this afternoon and arrangements
were made TO give IL proper receptions but has no
yerriycd and private dispatch say regimenisvile'
pass through here 10 day.
PHILADELPHIA Monday. Jan. 4, lsGi
The Mozart Regiment has not arrived. 1t Il
probably detained BY ice in the Srscuchannnli
Snow has been falling here since noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
FROM MEXICO.
u.xien. military Force Near Tanpjc~
Cut,imS Oh French supplies-Isw she
French Obtain Declarations Of Adhers
esoe-A Cocrcive French Force Defeated
Expected 1ieAicnu Attack on Tao.
pie0.
Dro0nsoDs

The following letter, received in Washington,
contains Interesting intelligence from Mexico:
TAarico. Nov. 2, 1865
A Mexican military force is hoveriDg very
near this city .o IN Husstecs eating of the supplies
Of fr,sh water and marketing An expedition OF ~
mounted men, with two French officers. were sent to
the Huaseca about The middle OK last month COX 10
purpose oi obtaining tie signatures Of the inhabitants
OF that goa document declsratory OF their adhe
sion to French Intervention. To attain tia; object.
they instructed 20 persuasion but ia the event
ol refusal then To be employed.
fha. force surrounded near Ozuluana and COM
pl,;ely defeated. Two French officers were made
prisoners nnd % men and horses togther With - GO
in specie sud al thcr military stores captured. Il 10
rlo,el here iha, She Mexican Troops viii attack tbs
place on the .lh instant: and they make sudden ard
determined attack they viii be sure. 10 regain rossss
sf,r. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
Naval tIovcrn cuts.
DEPARTURE OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT IN HIS


DEPARTURE OF ADMIRAL fAhhhutI iN HiS
FLAGSHIP.
Yesterday Rear-Admiral Farragut sailed from
,he'Navy Yprd in tie flagship Hartford 20 assume com
mand OF the Fas, Gulf squadron. The Hartford. as
stated time since has recently been renovated and
completely oyeflancd IL every way. She Is now IN the
most excellent condition and fl; for any duty FOR which
she may be assigned. Commodore Drayton late In
srector Of Ordnance ut this port and Commander OF the
Passaic during Du Points attack on Charleston, ss,~
also in the Hartford to assume position a. Fee,
tain. The following i- si of the Officers o' '"' -''
miral's STAFF; .c,,.,, Pa,
RsarAdifa David Glasgow Fsrsguii rie.'
eeysl Drsyton; Fl,e, Lieuerlu John C. "''N'
Tbe fa 5s e n /. t u icer o. tho ship;
domi ;s t' e Lss'sn'S, Coo,Ha,da, 4
"s A.saS, Surgeon jsu.. Hpgs Psyma.'er w: D Meg
ellb Acting Ml.sr r g. PFo'i Ch.gan =. W. Iiyier'
Grafton C. d Jono. snd L. Il 7. Adams Acting fns!n',
W. II. Wlitns and H. O. H. OAdden Ac,in. master, Maze,
+ csa g G. HT rs w. Il h.oIn' .s1 :. aai
B. L.th; "a Assistant, John wi'9ni Ae,ias d A'saR. g
p BsIa : Sad s. .p nay SIs sao A'' D'
THE RE D'ITALIA AT THE NAVY YARD.
The Italian frigate Re D'Italia was brought
to the Brookly Navy Yard yesterday. permission hny-
ing been obtained from the Secretary ofthe Navy 90
dock Ter there and ascertain the amount ofnares she
sustained ~ going ashore ut Long Branch. Arrange.
mens are In progress 10 ge. Tie Dry Dock ready and
float The ship In. She - NJ present anchored OF the
Long Dock draw ng about = feet u water 4 survey
Will lie held or her in icw cn!s IN Tho Presence 81 NJ
Webb ard tie ofsefrs oithe Italian Navy IL Is pre-
when .le viii enter On her haal tlsl ,nP, which Nil
lemonsiraie her conanot " Her late vo arc not
having been considered final icst We defer criticism
Of Der behavior at sea until more extended aai grno
Isl test is made
DlsAnMGSG TIE NIAGARA.
The splendid s'eam.ingaf Niagara came mp
70 The Navy Yard yesterday 10 hc dl,arnci. The
traorinary weight Il metal on beard sunk no vessel
los that slo anns' useless She ha. board n
present no les than 80 inch crns each ciehng q
tur- and ten twelve 80 pond Parrot grrs slfncst
a. heavy. This Immense armament ~, may p" surpSscd
nrsCcale and the Navy Department j. az lsst
constrained 20 alter H. AZ presea Tie ZIP draws NOR
wHter than the Great Eastern aud Is perfectly useless
for general daiy ~ there Is not probably harhor In ne
Padding hrs %. ~ ls slbordlnates 10 work 90
prepare proper battery Tor her; hut there Is rlrnor
that of the present III. viii De- put In ordinary There
seems "a be- no foundation Tor tho Tmor circulated
inys since ny morning paper that the vessel was
ordered 10 Fortress Monroe Immediately. She may go
there. however. Wien her ncs battery Is on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
From Fortress Monroe.
IoRrRIss No.

IORTRnsS MONh0E, JAN ), IcO''
The steamer Western Metropolis, from New
port T. L. bound to New Orleans, has put into lamp
ton Roads for repairs.
AlaIorGen Butler has issued an order dishonoratis
disoharging from the service Leut.-Col q. e. Martin
md Second Lieut.. Henry NJ. Day both of the let u D
Colorcd Troops for intoIieaon and conduct unbccom
Ing officers Of the United States subject TO the approval
of the PrcrldCnt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
T1GHT NEAR FORT GIBSON
nmanereAe and Eais EsttfHams
Put 60 Flizat.
callsr,ry Of tie Indian ErigaSe'
IrAyrsworrn, Monday, Jen. 4. lh64.

lrAvrNwoErn, Monday jon g. Nti.
Adv,ceg from the South say fight occurred
q. the lsh ne,r Fort Gibson, IN the Cherokee country
hs,yesu 900 Rebels undeg uOntreli and Col Philips
- ,he Indian brigade The fight lasted several hours
and resued in the complete defeat Of the Rebels VINO
scattered In all directors leaving so killed ana
wenDdsS on the field. Our loss was small.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
The Quo.n for Niagara Comfy Fail.

The Q"oin for Ntaxara Comfy FAIL
LochPoRr. n. Y. Monday. Jan. 4 le<1
The quoia OF troops for Niagara County =
more than full and men continue to come IN grssier
rVptey laan at any tiius before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

ea, rro,snre MY official dates VII not permit ne 70 leave
Ma sachusetts At the present time . ,..
have the honor to be, very respectfully Your OH s'rvs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
nm BOUNTY To VOLUNTEERS.
TuH ENROLMENT ACT.

THE bill amendstory Of the Enrolment act,
row peudn. IN tie senate VII be soinewha; modified
% meet the yiows oil he o,ernmenk The 500 clause
viii De LEFT uu'ogched but proposition 10 strike out
tie second &c ton providing for certain exemptions,
ID probably DC made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
VOLUNTEER ESLIsTMKSTs.

The whole number of volunteer enlistment
from Janyary ! TO June 49, 1863, were 3l,0oO. froT
jane % TO December 81, 1868. 5000. Total for th
year, ll5cOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
rHR EXCISE LAW.

The confederation Of the amendments 20 the
Excise law have occupied the attention Of Sub Com
r,tce during The recess. Among other matters dis
cussed has been the practicabiiiy Of applying tie
bonded warehous rysiem to such articles as distilled
liquors aud petroleum when intended for export. Tie
nl.n /. lrnrallr rernrled hv tie Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

Richmond Core pond nee Il Tho Mobile Aiyeriser
lt.is said tlat the President wcpt when he
heard II the misfortune Of Gen. Bragg at Lookou,
Mountain aud Missionary Ridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15
proposals.
orrcs o, Anxr ctorurss ise sevr.sA

Nv y
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received AZ
~ this odio- eatl 10 o'c.ock on MONDAY. The tsss
inss tor .opp,yns the schaJkA Af'en ~iiA ths fSs-
ins zftlcls-:
Wt5OLEN GRAY BLANKETS. srGy ssani,ra. 20 ~siss
pound, and feet b. fc-t hi
(wah sisss u - IN s,Aek four inches ous In ts-
teri -
amy standard 90 w-tsA shrse pounds do~sn
Amy ..-nasd Of .sns OF ths .sess stss cen -
=. tai. ooe 70 Wbch a>rvrss sirray cosfe->.
RAds. must stats Ia thsr proposals. the price (which
BE- given writing vel 10 N sslTo. TIE gaaaiy. asd
fts-s u d>i,Soy.
Essh BID mast Es.zs,eed ~ rs.pon.iSs psrssos
wo-o srratnre. b pu3si q the guarantee, ard
sb. Tn. bidsf - krNE,ofs No, known Ills ore-
D, rsvonsb. en they b. s-F'tsd oesns ~
,on. pablis fancti1usry q sle United STATES
Bid dsfaung colrscors and m o. th. a. ac' -y
-asJly 81. rgurr,sssf. tbs sverssSaent vA "
eoaadsred
Bl.ns iorun, Pr proposals. ~ ia npoa spposr'ss
Ibis okce and bid. 30 odosse with ios naae % NJ
Ar1ic-s bid for
q. r. CROSNAN. ks.t .. n Gcs- o. s
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR BLANKETS.

Oarsnos Ovso' h - Ina :. isss
sEALyD PROPOSAL, vii 10 reoetysd th. One unia
i. s.s S e. o. .s.sey No Is wo'ih q
IN. Bssss. mus, b ., r- following Secr pOn. VA. q
pur- eiO-e Of stout snt-n one Win ~
oar- border three inches vide aud three inches nom ne
sds- high orange color In The
4 al.EEet Each blanket mat Do - inches ons
ny .ud ls7s 10 OF ssy AIS
n which of0lss bleh. Of pound HsAy D.
allowed They must be sins. sd a0s IN pssEs and b. packed
In Of one h~adred blais ct. each
Ts.y are TO .. n.Pss'.d 1t zoe eiory rser. o.ds s.'
10 The ur, states Tor 'ranspor sion 81 hsndE sd com
will be sccepsd or pad for srees such . pass he inspection
Deliveries mast be made folo~s Wa one tenih OF the
number courated for p~r S--s commencing within o"o
P.inrr 10 Iev-r st .Ided time will re, the contract
or 70 forfeiture Of the quantity due a. ha' tine No o'd VIZ
be considered that doc. not c4u-e rom m'nas'1fe' o.
GUARANTEE. . nj,
IN. bidder viii be rsS-ired 20 soeomn.nJ ~. rropGn g.
accepted be w II once execute the SSnise &
Tho sane Nth god sud Sufficient sufre- IN 'u vsa %
The vhos snouut Of th- eoltsot, TO deiyer me se
po.ed conformity With the term. OF nm.
nd In case the ,sd bidder should fail 10 rn;-t into nc con
tract they 10 nsse good difference between the one OF
ssd bidder and ina next pousole 9iadef OF We
whom tho contract may Be 'y.rted nc ~ ,h
garanor, be shown BY tbs oh,a esrheA,s o. 5as
CLERK OF the n-arest District CodIt~of o. TIE O1i'e
,rirf Attorney.
Bond IA sum equal to snoua, Of The contract. .ssd
BY contractor both Of hi. suarsn'0r' VIZ BE- required
FORM oF GUARANTEE.
We. the undersigned residents OF =, In tes county
OF
the United S,ses and guarantees In case me
foregoing bid Of be accepted thai be or they VIZ
ono, the for the With good and su
crn surees In equal to the amount ot The contrast
furnish ts proposed in conformity to the terms
the dated June a. 1885, uadsr which The BIO
was &c .de and N Of the said - - shall TAI 70
enter sOre,ad guarantees % uAAe GOD
IN. difference s-.n 0f-r OF the said - snd
n. nsI, lowest responsible bidder the persea 20 whom the
contract may b. awarded
Uiren under oar hand AMI sea-, ths - day Of,
SesLl
seal
Witness. 80,
To thu, guarantee se appended the official certificate
above mentioned -.
Esch party obtaining eonrac, will be obliged 70 en'sr
bond. With approved 'urete' Tor The iahia ea-c''o
OF the 49,,
Upon IN. award being made successful bidders VIII be mott
hrd and furnished with Forms Of contract and bond al,
The Department the right TO reject any CT AZ 'ho
bid. ~ deemed un satisfactory any account -
Proposal. viii be addressed 20 BrisadieE GENERA ueorSe
D. Ramsay Chul Of ordnance. Washington. d. c.. sni vi"
be indorsed Proposals for Il snkets.' ,,,r
GEORGE d RAMSAY,
Bhyadicr General, Chief Of Ordnance
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Eeaal No!lsss.

GCPREME COURT.-Ceunty of West
- ehes,er-sARAH LOUISE THOMPSON AL. DWAhp
d. q. THOMPSON Summons Tor reEsE Con- Sec 70 the
defendant Yoa hereby summoned % snswes
the complaint Of the plaintiff Ia ths .iion VII a4fswnh
ssrv.d npon You lard hs1 tho oe ~ be Csfs
Of westchesSf County ~ Y. Willie Plains jane "a ls,f.
end copy u your snswsr e. nT ohos N
Ps-isknI Wsstchestsr Comfy sew York ~i,hn twenty
day, tho service OF this upon yon e,ssvr ~
s day Il such service and If you fell 20 snscs sd com
psiui hereby r,qzed, the pLs 10 apply 70 The Come
Ter relief asn.nded ia hs cenp Dsd MHEch ~ isb<
EDWARD WELLS, Pnintifs Attorney, -
JolT l.wTvg PeekAs' !. Y.