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Mclaughlin to use the public property for his private


BY the JupoE ADVOCATE. think the brig Washing.
ton came into New York the day before we sslsd for
Florida; presume the officer Of the deck. when the
Mr.. Shubrick My reason for saying there was no mo-
ney board Of the Wave of character of ounces or
douoioons, was, that cannot remember seeing any of
the issue. = =


Col c. ANDREWS was next called and sworn


. BY the JUDGE ApvocArE.-I am Paymaster in the
United States Army and have served the Florida ex-
peduon or about six years, from November, 1886 to
January ls43 have served on the Atlantic coast and
St. Augustine and Fort King and in the northern pa
o. Eastern Florida between the Atant and the su.
wahnee river and the Georgia line TO Fort King.
Know the price of plantation canoes; priced them fire.
quently the size of them from about % to 80 feet
ana about four feet wide, and for
IN tnem and small cabin roundhouse in the ste
Those priced were from $3.50 to $780, the panest OF
mem cost the former sum- ($s5o) and the highly
between Charleston and savannah At ST Mary,s Geor.
gia the boats were of different descriptions they were
race ooats and suppose would cost from 5000 81 O00
should say the plantation boats were more valuable
:. by Lieut.. McLAueHLIN.-l priced these boats with
the view Of ascerairng their cost SO as to
them for myself In the early part Of the of 1897,
schooner per month about siaoo for vessel about so
tons; afterwards about $500. | never any large
number OF the army canoes; saw few of them these
were hlarger in size than the plantation canoes;
they carried about four oarsmen, and in
winch they used paddes they must have carried in all
from seven to eight men; the length of them was per-
maps rom ls to - feet long and from two to three feet
WIDE; have heard the cost OF Of these have been
describing, which was from $3.50 to $40.


paper was submitted by Lieut. Mclaughlin, as king
the court TO examine the Rev John Donelan in rela
ton to private matters irrelevant to the ques ion at
issue before the Court of Inquiry but the court refused
10 receive the paper its having private action or de-


Liberation thereon for the space of about fifteen minutes
during which it sat with closed doors.


Mr. WINpER recalled, and presented to the court
pamphlet OF the vouchers referred to in his testimony
which was received by the court and ordered to be at
tached to the record.


