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GREENYlLLE MARBLE YARD.

GREENV!LLE MARBLE YARD.
'HNllE subscriber has on hand and is constant
a ~ receiving large and varied assortment of
American and italian Marble,
10 which he would "all thcaticution of those in
want of suitable Monument to mark the snot
where rcpnSc the remains of their departed rel
n,ivrs S and friends Carving and lettering of
all klnds neatly and promptly cxccutcd
GsiE" Particular attention paid to orders Lv mail
JAMES NJ. ALLEN.
Grcenvillc C. IT,, S. c., Feb o. Stiff
~ B. He refers to G Wcstfed Cover Cox,
Markly Co., Dr. Nj b Earle, w III Watson
Esd. Col D liokc II Mckay, Esq.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
pIcKENs-iN ORDINARY.
''"'S Wv M'S''S' N"" T. Petition for final settle.
Edward Rogers, ct.ol mvn''
I appearing to my satisfaction that Temperance
! McWhortcr John McWhortcr Hugh Rogers,
Prudence brennan, Elcndcr Robinson an | the heirs
nt law of John Rogers. deceased (nnmcs and num-
bcr unknown,) defendants in this case reside with
out the limits OF this STATE: IL is ordered. there
fore. that the said absent defendants 90 appear IN
the Court of Ordinary. TO be holden at Pickcns {.
H. on Friday the Sh day of February next, to shcw
cause, II amy they can, Why q final settlement OF
the Estate OF James Rogers. senior deceased
should not be made OH that day, and decree had
thereon; also, TO render their ndvanccn,rnts and
receive their distrbnivc shares in said Estate.
W. E lloiNDMBE, O.r.D.
Or,linary's Office. Oct %. 1850 I'm
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN EQuITY-rICXENS.
W.. s. & 7. p. Williams
vs. Petition for Relief &c.
Geo W. Mckinney. ctnls
appearing to my satisfaction tlat George w
L Mckinney. one of the defendants in This case.
resides without the limits of this State: On mo-
ton OF Norton, pro pet: 1t is ordered that tie
sa'' absent defendant don appear in this Comt, and
plead, answer or dcmur to the petition filed in
thiS case, within three months from the date
hereof, or il will be taken pro contcSso as to him.
ROlpT A. THOMPSON. c.E.r.D
Oct. %. 1850 - am
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office until the close of the next session of
the Legislature, such appointment; and that
said Major. General shall have power to an.
| point the following Staff Officers that is to
| say: One Deputy Adiutant-G General, with
the rank of Colonel one Division INSPECTOR.
| General; one Division Ouartermastcr. Gen.
cral; one Division Commissary- General; one
Division PaymaStcr- General; one Division
| Surgcon.G General each with the rank of
Lieutcnant Colonel, and three Aids de. Camp,
with the rank of Major: said Staff Officers TO
be commissioned by the Governor.
SEC. s. That each Brigade shall be Off
ccrcd 10y one Brigadicr General, to be ap.
pointed by the Governor by and with the
advice and consent Of the Senate, to be com.
misSionod by the Governor, and in case the
/ Senate is not in session at the time of the APP
| polntmeut, the nominee of the Governor
shall be commissioned by him. and hold the
office until the close of the next session of
I the Legislature after such appointments and
that the said Brigadicr-Gcneral shall have
power to appoint the following Staff Officers ;
that Is to say One Brigade Major one
brigade Inspector. one brigade CommisSa-
ry' one Brlgade QuartcrmaStcr, ono Brigade
surgeon each with the rank OF Major; and
TWO AdS.de.Camp with the rank of Cap
tam sad StaU Officers to be commissioned
Dy the Governor
SEC. y. lhat each Regiment shall be Of
hccrred by one Colonel, one Licutenamt.Co-
lonei and one Major, to be elected by the
o'ncrrS and PnYateS OF the said Regiment
w'tnIh ten days alter the Companies com
posing Said Regiment shall have been accept
co. the election OF SAID oihccrs to be ordered
hy the Governor, and the commission there
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA


THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rIcKENs DIsTRIcT-oPPicE COURT OF COMMON pLEAs.
NV IILLIAM i. PARKER, who is the custo-
w dy of the Sheriff of Pickens District, by
virtue of writ Of capias ad Sati&tac,cndnm, Mt
the suit of Robert H. Hubbard, assignee, bav-
ing fled in my Office, together with schedule
on oath of his estate and effects, his petition to
tho Court of Common Pleas praying that he
may be admitted to the benefit of the Act of the
General Assembly made Cor the relief of insol-
vent debtors: 1t is ordered, that the said Rob.
ert II. Hubbard, assignee, and all Others. the
creditors to whom the said William +. Parker
is in anywise indebted, be and they are hereby
summoned and have notice to appear before tho
said Court, at pickens Court House, on the Sd
Monday of March next, to shew cause, if any
they can, why the prayer of the petition aforo-
said should not be granted.
j. Il. HAGOOD. c,c.P.
Office Common Pleas. Dec. l5 1860 Bun
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TME LASF GALL.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the Subscriber
"A in any way, whatever, previous to the first
of January 1861, are requested to comeforward
without delay, and pay tho money and save
cost, i ~ ~. WsGREEN,
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
VIM. Shcrard, Adm'r)
VS. Pet for application of funds
John Green & others.
| I appearing to my satisfaction that John Green,
Samuel Green. James Green, James Davis and
wife Clnrissa, Martha Hardin. - Riley and
wife Sarah, WIN. Green, defendants in this case
RESIDE without the limits of this State: 1t is or
dcrcd. therefore. that the said absent defendants
ddo appear i'll the Ordinory's Office at Pickcns 9.
H., on Monday the u lth day of March next, to
shcw cause if any they can. why the fund ari-
sing from the sale of the Real Estate of John
Green deceased should NOT be applied to tho
pnymon, of the debts of said deceased
w. l.. IlOLCOMBE, o.r.p.
Dec. 5. 1860 On,
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TIE pleasontest things in the world are
thongbts, and the greatest art in life is to have
as many of them as possible
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K.EAsLEY ISAAC wIcKLIFFE
EASLEY & WICKLIFFE,

Attorneys Es Law.
WILL attend punctually to nil business en-
trusted to their care in the Districts
comprising the Western Circuit
OFFICE AT PIGKENs G. H., S. c.
Sept. 25 1855 IL If
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THE moment anything assumes the shape
of duty, some persons feel themselves inca
pablc of dischargng it,
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AN exchange says that dollars and sense
arc very rare combination But if ono
has the dollers, he is great man without tho
sense
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Military Defence.

" ARl&I I1W
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GoD's word only is our true religion, as the
divine rule; but our confession, books, works,
and lives, show how we understand it.
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mn. Rnnt.Rnce.

The London Times INDUCES the hope that the good
s,use Of The Americans will induce them TO make re-
CIRCULATION. Thc Times relics upon broken reed
Tlsio is no good scrse oa this continent now Inc
aakees are ravnr distracted at the prospect oil losing
their prv aud the people Of the South arc boiling over
with rase t the impudent assumption Of superiority over
them by these wretched prctenders to geniy aud civil
lzloa There is nothing fer it now but siii stout
manly sct-,o and sound drubbing 10 be administered
TO the one side or the other Universal and everlasting
contempt will be the portion OF the party that proves re-
creluL Our part is defence We feel that We are up
holdi-g the precious blessing Of sclEgovernment and
should merit the scorn Of all mankind, if we did not
freely baz,rd fortune and hc in support Of the glorious
cause The vauns aud threats of the Yankees to invade
aud suiiugle us have been widely proclaimed and are
known 10 oil the world. They cannot cat their words
without adding a new iufamy to the Yankee name They
are already Justly rcpued to be bgoted, purtane, hyp-
critical peuurous, enyious and cross-graned-but we
we're willing 20 accord them a vulgar brute courage
Thev ~i lose even this if they don't fight Bot tight
they must, fer the credit Of the American name
They have clustered and bued much to be permitted
TO beat retreat now. They have Virginia general to
rlan their campaigns and marshal their forces, and If
thew let MIN alone, he will lead them where trey will be
ppered but they must not raise the cry Of tTeachery
agaas, him by way of pretsxt for lodging the fight
We tell them ira,k'y and candiiy they must fight
thew shall Esh-there no other escape from unutter-
,brs sharne
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threw ca bis coat aud prepared participate but the
crowd was 80 thick that there no to fight and
meme but those Immediately around the oombatants
could on in the mceec with any certainty Of hitting
the right man. Many rushed in with clubs and canes
and reaching the beads OF the other' struck wildly
and AT random Others who could not reach over con-
tented themselves With punching the combatants with
The ends of their canes The leading antagonists
both evidently men Of pluck, well muscle, and
neither seemed dispose to give up They fought on for
thew were separated without difficulty with the blood
Irving freely and their faces and heads cut up and
bruised dreadfuy As soon as they we're separated the
rest of those who fighting their hook de-
sisted and liz very short time the hoarse roar Of the
exasperated crowd subsided, and to the surprise oil
overvbodv the row ended without weapon having teen
drawn or single man dangerously injured though some
baEdozen were badly bruised up. But the speaking was
broken up for the day, and the rest Of the evening was
spent in discussing the merits Of the respective pugist
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sNTERHsrING FaOM BALTIMORE

DICKrNSON'S STEAM GUN CAPTUREp-TRAINS
OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
STOPPED BY VIRGINIA TRO0PS-A HUNDRED
HEAD OF BEEF CATTLE AND TEN HORSES
SEIZED AND TAKEN TO HARPER'S FERRY.
WASHINGTON NAY tO--This morning wagon, con,
aiming suspicious 10 King bos and three men, cb-
served going cut on the Frederick road from Baltimore
ard the fact being communicated Gen Butler the Re-
lay House he dispatched scouting party in pursuit who
overlook the wagon six miles beyond the Relay House at
Illches;er Ga examination was found that the box
contained Dekeusons steam qua; which obtained some
noorety here during the excitement succeeding the riot
of the lg.h and was for few days IN the custody OF
he city authorities. IL being taken to Harper's
Ferry when captured The soldiers brought the gun AID
he three back to the Relay House. The prisoners,
Que of whom Dickinson, the inventor and owner OF
the gun were sent to Annapolis.
il reported that some troops with battery were
this morning to some point west OF the Relay
House
The bridges on tie Northern Central Railroad are
completed. train LETT here to-day and number OF
empty cars and engines wpre sent w the road.
The Americans special correspondent at Frederick,
sIys the train going west this morning stopped al
a point OF rocks about 10 niles west of Frederick by
der Of or Ashley Commander OF the Virginia forces
in that vicinity and mi cted to examination by Captain
Brad'y Johnson Of Frederick This order it is und r
sood will apply TO all westward bound trains passing there
about 100 oOs supposed 10 be at The point OF tue
rocks strongly posted the Virginia side They comprise
two companies of artillery from eeSJnrg and Stiunon,
two companie, of cavalry from Fauquer aud London,
coeiher with Captain Bradley +. Johnsons Frederick
90. --v of Rlltimore volunteers, which
| company, nnH 'u,ny.-
reached there tbs morning
traa of tie Western cars containing ten horses ana
hundred beeves bonnd to BlltiEore sas seized by the
troops at Hlrpor's Ferry this morning.
CnAy0ERsnuEG Friday, Nay 10.
Abou. eighty more B.timoreans passed through Free
erick las! eyenin, 10 oin the Yirgnians at Hsrpers
Ferry.
They Wake all tie way from Baltimore. They carry
no baggage, but ere armed with f,vover9.
They ~ thousand more will leave Baltimore within
the mex five days a1d will come in this direction via
Weslmins;cr
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CAN THE SOUTH SUPPORT ITSELF;

tVIII 1T 'II'I II'II8''T
One EGphalet Chase a most ardent admirer and sup
porter of Old Abe, in communication to the Boston
Pos fully answers the question above propOundcd, as
follows:
ko~ teTe is nothing that puzzles the radical Rernb-
leans 20 much as lua difficulty the South will have ~
raising TO carry tne.: government Dii II
ever to them that ten per cent on n,4 one article
of export duty, would mi.e S2j0O0OOoO, so o"o,-
u0O and that this would not exceed one PER cent pei
pound on the entire cotton crop? Then suppose the
South should conclude to tax the products OF The North.
ern States per cent and the shoe, hats and 9th
mpots from the free States east Of the Allegheny noun
pr seat -A would ydd al least $50 600 600
an other par,s Of HE globe would make al nSoaie oil
$4,000 900 more-SGO 600 900 in all The South Is
RIGA in all the resources that 90 to make the wealth
and power Of great nations; and can easily with.
in its present territory support two hundred millions Ct
people
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We u.u.5a.1 few days .5l, ta.; d. tL2s. +. Ever
e., Of Al,a-re, had .e.loslsi rue Governor TO che
a7en al for $780, eal TO repeat the oGsok as the pub
2 e1'ccno Nigh. require. enc huai5ci timce.
Not c11;s., MIR ,L., -,oE~pci EocrSltr, re Learn
from tae Ca.l9,o5yl, Isa. -lt Dr. +. has given Sl25
O., e,ca OF a, four companies Of Charlottesville and that
Le has ia addition, furnished ase hullr-d Of the article
described tbe Lssi,s. a, follows:
I'VE btys 5sra -hoNl by De- Eyerstt q most excellent
article for our soldiers L consists Of two widths OF co..
ton czl.burgs sewed together, forming a blanket p
yards long uuj yards wide Il has slt IN .he mid
de protect by dap s. TO serve Gs E'can pen
char and i, chief is % sleep aud cover with At
night lie paint and oil makes it an excellent water
proof tarp eu and the whole cost viii be about 40 cts
Every sold should instantly provide himself With ore,
for ia fol 90 to the field Withoat something 10 pro-
tect from rain and dAmpness."
Who say q at Virginia has deprecated, Etie such
glorious sprt- 5 Charles Everett survive
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Caution Nccossnr,.

The public anxiety to BE- advised as to the intended
on ratols Of the Ioops being concentrated in Vir
gi,a cannot OF course be grati6el by those having
charge OF the m,;,ary preparations Of he South. Pub
T,iy would advise our enemies Ne.l C. 2nr friends;
ana, if soyo.araej they would be more efficiently fore
armed Ercry rejecting reader vii! see that prudence
-., Tres I'll, utmost caution On IT, Pert Of our leaders
il. the greet -iugg which g. aaugu.ated Every prn-
dssdI consideration .iI convince the most anxious Of
, necessity Of secrecy ugt o4.y a. % movements, but
MS 20 ,faa. We have a wiiy foe 10 deal with and the
people OF the South eaa rely sh perfect confidence upon
re lrscity nd patriotism Of tnose So saose bands our
lives and Loaor AID interests placed in dis en=r-
s,1oy Tho thousand questions hourly asked caunot be
answered aad The s~rose must be borne. 1t our pre-
o,rl,ons are properly made he ,esr cannot be doubt
ri Let ogr friends be patient and let there &c fsr'r
PUBLICATIONS. ~ sis pros, Sc. 10 tie movements Of troops,
ordnance, de- We adopt the above from the Memphis
meat.
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TIE NII.nnRl LEGIsL, ATTIRE.

THE HorsE ~ sECgAT gsIoS-APPGEHLNslOy IN REGARD
To TIE iuL. fSfER1sf-AREGAG TUE STATE.
ST LOUIS HAY l0.--Thc Western PLcia; Railroad
bill passtd the senate Yesterday.
The house il in session, but il understood
that the ut resolu ion Withholding the SCHOOL fund for
the purpose OF aImrg the State which .sstd the sen
ate on Wednesday, has been adopted by tho house
|, is also seriously epprthcGded that the J-y Interest
fund viii be uscd Tor tie same purpose.
The Harris military bll, which passed the senate It
the last session. il said t. be under dscl son ia the
house This bill provides for the division Of the State
into mi; sry d;Jfc:s, each to be commanded by
ior general Every Abie-bcdod bstveen the o s
of Is and 4 Is compelled to do ltary duty pay
fine of oae hundred aud ity dollars. Anybody speak
ing dire.pec fully oftie governor legislature be
subjected tra by court-maral and every citizen is
req tired TO take al oath Of aleganc to the State Of
Missouri only only.
detacl neat Of forty State militia was sent out on
tn Pacific Rlecs his Hcrniug to guard the iseon lde
and Usage bridges tbat route.
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THE CHALICE RETURNED TO THEIR LIPS.

TIL n Y. Herald Of Saturday week heads article
P.ac Ice .onomy." l. remarks 'Such is the pros
ION Of bu-ices that the failures ia New York since April
q. l lumber two iundsed; and such is the quantity of
protested Plp.r thrown tue banks that they re-
fuse 10 accommodate. One o. these day before yester
day. had $50 coo worth p-pcr protested Real estate
Is unsuitable and rents gone dean, because people
s.e un3be to nay Il recommends 40 csc wl4 bought
ce or Our coats in year, now 70 wear one" So the
holiday part ~ j.. is over alr2ady-si.?
The New York Jssaug Post, al ultra Il publican az
tosiry, before u says: 80 Added 10
ese two sources Of troaoe ve h4os ne sopyags Of all
s0ur5ic trade. Oar dry Goods suctioueers
e reduced 70 the necessity Of refusing make pubic
aes The banks will not take their paper, aud tie own
of goodl aoad stand the excessive street rates.
L. fac We have reached extremity bordering gen
rel commercial esi0H o! payment in staple branch
OF trade. Back o!fcers base all tn, sus-
p,cions alive that Z. sstiHed 10 gsEerdt
bankruptcy aud they the psper o. houses that are
{ solvent, il sweeping presumption that they must
ia.l at last"
The New York Day Book says:
The failures the prostraton Of business which We now
see on every side Of US il but the Of he
general wreck and misery which must fail upon all classes
az this cruel and unnatural progresses The price OF
al kinds OF provisions will almost hourly increase, while
the means of procuring them will constantly diminish.
Ths saopnt Of protested paper already in our banks
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WV, II. srwaRp. Secretary of State.
INTERESTING FROM xONrGOypRy

DolSGs COSGREss-THE SECESSION OT NORTH cls9tfv,
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TXPsCrgD- VIEWS % rgx
LONDON TMEs CORRESPONDENT
Nkw ORLEANS. May l0.--Adyices from Montgon,rv
state that yesterday morning public session Of Coz
press was held The secretly passed to raise an al
dtonal force to serve duriog the was read II an.
thorzes the President to accept the services OF vou
teers without regard to the place Of enlistment Ano
or act made public authorizes the Postmaster General N
issue proclamation any day he may select, taking
entire charge OF postal matters 10 the Confederate sas
Il il reported in reliable circles that more States Vii
be in the Confederscy early in June. Mr.. Clnguan !
here from North Carolina.
Favorable sdyces are received from Kentucky a1d
Missouri.
Mr. Russell, the correspondent OF the London Times
left here last night and is said fully convinced Of b
permsnency of the military OF the GOyernme
of the COME derate States.
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BT THE PRESIDENT OF THK rsfrID sTIr.s



Whereas an insurrection exists In the State Of VI.,
by which the yea, liberty, and property Of loy, Gus,
Of the United States arc endangered,
And whereas Il ia deemed proper that ali ne.dfl
surc3 should be taken for the protection Of mi w.
ani all officers Of the United States in the
of their public duties in the State Aforesaid. 80
Now, therefore, be II known thatI, ABRlHlv It,o,,
Pre.den Of the United States, do hereby direct the
mander Of the forces Of the United States on tho y
coast TO permit person to exercise any Office
thority upon the islands Of Key West the Tortq1,s
Santa Rosa, which may be Inconsistent With he ~
and Constitution Of the UDitsd States, authorizn, -
at the same time, IL he shall ud It necrsary 70 s
there the writ of hdJeds corpus, and to remove from, ~
vicinity Of the Unei States forresses all danrero, -
suspected persons.
Ia witness whereof have hereunto set my hand A.,
caused the seal Of the United States to be affixed
Done at the City OF Washington, thi. tenth d,, =,
-, MAY, in the year of our Lord one thou.,-d
; L. eight hundred and siTty-one, and Of the ird.
-. pendence Of the United States the eight, etl
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the President:
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VERY IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

NEW ORLEANS, May s--The entrance to the channel
a. Pensacola Bay has been Obstructed By sinking vessels
% prevent tbs entrance of ships of war;
The military stdtu ora remains unaltered.
We learn by the Or zibs arrived from Texas to-day,
that Gen Van Dorm had left Victoria ON the 9th last
with the Mccullough regm INT and other forces to inter
cept Col Reeve. command OF UIied States troops, six
hundred strong, above San Antonio.
Meior Lloyd Beal, Capt,in r. w. Johnson, Second
cavalry; Captain Wm. Blair, Lentenan,s Ramsour
Fourth, and Howard, Third United atCs artillery, had
.es saeG.
dsred at San Antonio. q"
Col Waite, successor OF Gen. T~iggs, il prisoner o.
war, on parole.
The crops will suplss any harvest reaped Texas
has made provision l)r large qualities Of bras cannon
md other arms Tor the defence of the Safe. tl't
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SALUrISG tbs CoAFEDEEATE FLAG.-Tle English YES.
sci Onward Capt nsaliy upon leaving this port for
England saluted the large Con eleracy d,y floating from
the Marshall House, by firing three rounds. We lolra
that one of our citizens without being requested wen,
to Washington and 90 aimed permit for the vessel 10
pass Fort Washington, which the Captain no! hiat
necessary, and which thou. the rGle he did intend
complying with.-Aiex. Sentinel.
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LrrENrr TO FlRg ANornER HorgL Bru

LITENPr TO FIRE ASOTHFR HorEL BruniSD-Dlrug
Thursday night some OF the New Jersey troops qul-tele
at Mad iuxs Steamboat Hotel opposite the market d.
covered that attempt bad been made TO burn them
out 6re had been kinded on the roofw old brcons
and other combustble matter and had made cOn-iie A.
Die progress when discovered. IL Was ~ Jdued. Wb
| far
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MORE RELIEF FOR FORT MONROE.

BosToS May lO-The steamer Pembroke sailed tbs
forenoon Tor Fort Monroe with reiuorcemrut. llc..
ding Captain Tyer's Boston Vonnteerg and comp,ay
from Lynn, under Capt. Chamberlain. The Pembroke
carries heavy armamens aud large quantity OF cloth
ing provisions and munitions of war.
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ArrACK nN Cairo FXPElTRn

CHICAGO. May lO.-Thc Chicago Trbuue's core
pondent says General Prendss has received 20 tive =,
formation that General PloH has Chartered he sesu
boats Ohio Belle, Morris, aud Hill, for an attack 0
Cairo