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The New York herald., 1861-12-06

I)OLITICAL BANNERS FLAGS AND TRANsPAREN.
l ces of every description on hand and to order.
HoJER GRAHAM, Artists and Manufacturers
" Duane
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TROOkLYN.-THE LADY WALKING on wEDNEs
ID DAY tdrrssed in brown plush cloak and mutorn silk
drcss) on Fulton avenue, and who called Mt house in
eaymond street. will favor by addressing note To
the Gentleman who thought he Recognized her she
lie of Raymond Address Cameron. box
100 Herald Office.
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ID RAGEDNEB.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DoDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A. No 204 Fifth avenne, cor. Twentysxth ST. New York
No. 1877 Montague street, Brooklyn.
CLASSES-Tnesdaysa aud Fr,daysia ~ Brooklyn.
Observation-Disclosures and saturdays in New York
Circulars terms &c, may be had at either academy
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HLARA.-r HOPE TO SEE you TO-DAY tFR!DAy).
" at i2L O'Clock, without fail. 1.
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>''' LATEST FRENCH IMPORTATION
of %" ELM "t'D 'A'o- 'o0o' 62o BROADWAY

EoRNS, BUSIONs INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED
" JOINTS and all diseases of the feet cured without pain
Inconvenience TO the patient, By Dr. ZACHARIE It0
way Refers to the physicians aud surgeons OF this
altv
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A ONE PRICE CARPET ESTABLISHMENT-HIRAM
n ANDERSON 80 Bpwcry. No urging to buy. An ele
CANT Of English Carpets, Rugs Mats Mating
Ociohs DrnEgets Carpet Sweepers &C. at remarkably low
,,stce par Ilnr r1v otp
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A MEXICAN, INDIANJ JAPANESE, CHINESE. MANI
IA Ia East India Goods, in every variety; and
cheap as any in this city Wholesale and retail at
6SS BROADWAY, FOUNTAIN Il CO.
A HANDSOME PRESENT-oNE OF GIMBREDE,s
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CeneTly, pfOpcTty
that they profess 10 hod them but as one of the most
efficient for attaining the end for which the armies
the Union have been called forth the right to restore
to them tho God given liberty Of which they have been
mus;Iy deprived is douby clear II only remains to in
quire whether, in making use Of lawful means TO crush
this wicked rebellion i Is possy sa to nc consga.e ,na the
port Of unrcquitcd labor. Can there be a question
on this point? Who does not know that trea-
son has not gained strength by the leniency with
which il has been treateaY We have daiied with
quite too long already Instead Of being looked upon
the worst Of crimes as 1t really IS has cone to be re,
garded as trivial offence, to be aoned for by promise
TO do so 10 more The dopoers Of loyal citizens, the
conspraors against the peace Of nation the plunderers
Of the public property tho assass,ns o. liberty when
care taking oath Of allegiance, which many have
not scruped TO violate the FIRST opportunity Thousands
this rebellion More than twenty millions Of mon now
contributing Of their means and their blood to its
suppression; more than half a million Of men-as
noble spirits trod tho earth in martial array
now encamped ia tents and undergoing all the hardshps
of winter campaign thousands Of Others confined in
PRISONS and some in dungeons by the rebels the blood
Of the dsintercsted the noble hearted the dauness and
heroic Lyon OF the gifted the eloquent the brave and
patriotic Baker; and OF the hundreds of other loyal
citizens and true men, shed by rebel hands, still upfed
for the slaughter Of thousands more and the destrlc
tion OF free government these, and thousand other
caamties, and others yet TO follow, # they hav e
the power to nfct them, should be made to
suffer- both in their persons and their property, for
the enormous crimes they lave been and committing
against private rights and public liberty Besides sir,
not coscae the property of rebels is TO offer
MUM dsoyalty so long as they. wherever in power,
confscate the property # loyal citizens. Under such
policy the rebels property is safe let who will triumph,
while the true TO his allegiance, his country and his
flag is if within their power desaofcd Of all he pos
sesses Under such policy, the path OF safety for pro-
perty is to place ii on the road TO treason Il it any
,,onder that under such policy treason which at first
had but "a rtia foothod in such States as Missouri
Kentucky Tennessee, North Carolina and virginia, has
spread til in some Of thcm it now has c,mpee pos es
ain The loyal citizen all the states whore Inc rcb Us
bayc sqov knows TINT The penalty for an avowa OF his
aega e to his country IS the forfeiture q az ne has
protccled by friend and foe. If we would bring th!
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W. ]. JONES. Secretaries

Tuv R,ocKInE SoUApRoS.-The steam frigate Min
nessota Commodore Stringham. having returned
to this Bar on Wednesday last from trip 70 4yoee
the Commander of the feet sent in his tender near
to the Bar on Friday. with signal nylng 70 nei i
cate that he was ready TO have an interview WIN
the Rrsh Consul in reference to the British bark
Consul Buuch accordingly went down on Friday
afternoon IN the steamer Aid, and was informed
| that the Edward had proceeded to New 1Ork. ms
vessel was IRON Liverpool, bound 10 savannah
and while irving TO get into port she got ashore on
the CASTOR Bank. became partially disabled, and
having had long passage was short OF provisions
and water. She was fallen in with OH st helens,
nv Can. Bouneau OF the schooner Howell Cobo,
who procured the services of steamer 10 Tow ner
into port While the steamer was alongsloe tne
bark the brig Perry, OF Ahe blockaolng Meet, HoEe
m sight and ordered her of. The captain OF the
bark being on the steamer, camet TINS port 70 CON
suit the Consul and TO procure AID Tor hls vessel
While attending TO this matter, the Edward was got
u,der Uay and proceeded TO Tybee, where she re-
manned several days. Her captain not knowing
where she was and the mate having been oroereo
off three times by the feet, finally consenleu 10 tSAt
Che vessel to New York, and has sailed Tor that
port n p.,,h mo-,
info, med that the crew of the priysfeer Savannah
with one exception who had been sent 10 New
York; were on board that vessel and acre treaten
kndly, but that they would have TO go 10 Ne" AoIA
o stand trial -. Mn:
Iack-on. of and for Savannah from Aatanzas' wac
lion "a a uriza by the Minnesota OF y bee, crew
.,iaced on board. and the YES Il ORDERED u NeM
York Mr. Chartrand a passenger oy the hahlt
jackson. left her when she was captureu anu "tn'
N hpard the Minnesota and from her reached this
~ in q steamer Several dies who were pa
myers went TO New York in the brig Charleston
olrieT June 10.
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COMMERCIAL.
Monelary and Con.nercinl.

MONDAY EsEsIAo, June Il, 1861.
The Banks of Charleston, in compliance with the
Recommendation Of the Bank Convention recentlv
held in Atlanta, have agreed to receive IN naven.
of ali dues to them the Treasury Notes to be issnea
under tie Act of Congress Of May 16. 1861, and to
receive the same on deposit, and pay them out again
to customers.
The.Augusta C9ns.ifetionallst of the 18th says:
Wheat is selling in this MARKET at 81 rs for White
and the tendency seems to be still downward, owing
TO the immense production, and the absence Of out
let's for il and Flour. There is Red Wheat In the
market. but as as that quality commences com
ing in there will be still further reduction IN price
as compared with that Of White.
Flour has also dec lined in price. and as the quo
tatons of Wheat rec EIDE. 80 will those of Flour IN
proportion Double Extra is now selling in guam.
tty at 50 per Dbl. and SupeIfiue at So per Dbl. Of
course, small Quantities shade higher.
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From CnIcs-s.

CHICAGO, June 10 - riders have been received
from the Government that the twelve regiments now
organized in this State shall on Tuesday the 18th
rendezvous as follows: Al Quincy, Coils. Smiths.
Co.'s. Wyman, Dougherty, and MuniQan's re0i-
ments.
The commissioners for the purchase Of State
arms and equipments, who have been in sessiou
during the week at Springfield have adjourned un.
til Wednesday next, when they will make the
awards. A large number of competitors were pre-
sent representing many Of the largest mAnufactu-
rers in the country.
The Trtbvne's Cairo correspondence OF The 18th
SAYS that Gen Buckner. the Kentucky Commission
err was here to-day and says the state OF kentucky
inten5s establishing a grand encampment Of Stats
troops at Columbus. He says the Columbus people
had no business to raise secession flag. He has
required them not to do again.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

n.y. DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for thei
Ill., four ye.rs Louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention the treatment of private diseases er over
thirty verrs himself having attended prctce fer 90
any years and thousands he is eso.ed to Gu
ali diseases of private nature, matter how bS they may
from piudcioas medical treatment cm neglect OF their own
Or Kinr Dspensary No % Deadrck street. between Cherry
and the ouare where be all diseases of private nature
cured without nancious medicine or Interference
from business
Of old or recent date eGectualy cured in few
days by an operation which no pain Where structure
exist health cannot enjoyed Perhaps dsase causes more
nisohief and undermines the constitution 81 much.
Iect or had treatment can be e5ectuay cured in few days
sKM WEAKNESS, particular attention having been giveA
s disease and all greWin out OF tt
an in many cases destructive habits OF inconsdarat
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the neglect Of
hicb will updernne constitution, rendering the subject IN
atfor business society, and causing OLD age
who be laborns WITH any oneulS OF me "onae
nav rest assured Of immediate relief -
Persons residing by writing and stating their with
Zee enclosed directed DR. King, No Deairek street
Nashville Tenn ethe Necessary medicine sent to their
address with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed ONCE
heur o'clock in the morning until san ne evening
msy23 I559-d&wiy
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BY TELEGRAPH.


FoRrREss MoNRoE, June l5-It IS understood that
movement is on foot, and that an expedition viii
leave tonight accompanied by heavy artillery.
F0RrREss MoSRoE, via Baltimore, June z5.-No
information has reached here shout the movements
of the rebel troops Fortress Monroe is in reality
invested. Ingress and egress by the SEES are open
to us. but no aggressive movements can be made
with safety. An exchange Of prisoners takes place
to-day. Those IN the Fortress will be produced,
but as yet Magruder has failed to reply.
The Union gun arrived from Baltimore day,
and will be mounted at once.
The lsrge mounted cannon brought by the Naval
brigade Is now mounted on the Rips Raps only two
miles from SewslPs Point. It will be tried in few
me cumberland this mernins fred che or two
rOunus with rihed cannon at q tug boat which is
seen every morning at Sewals Point accommodating
our movements.
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A FE,kFuL THUUG 1.-THE man whose properly
consists of houses or merchandise in CROWDED
eity and is uninsured, stands pecuniarly, upon
numbering volcano, whose flames may oreak loftn
st any moment and involve him IN irre'rieViOe
ruin Fire is dread fee to the prosperity OF man
bu. all may secure themselves against the effects OF
it's ravages by procuring of W. J. MARI No. "a
College street. insurance in some sound rehsOie
southern company that always pays its losses
,-or,,+lv junel3-tf
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MOI ICE.


EETILL be sold Thursday, the 9th Of June, 1851 ma
w chiBe with sll the mach TOOLS unhnish-
ed th I may II previCc l. sold The ma
hinery good horse engine tIer nearly
geaIed Lshes foF timing IrOn Lathe Ior wood
Bolt Gutter Ell Palmer, oodw worth PlaeY
noring MaohiBe. Circle avs, Sash saw SoTR
Benches Eve seits Benc Tools prea many other
articles not enumereed sad shop ormpTy occupied By
ELLIOTT Ralst9n. Il is twenty miles from Nashvils on the
4. ad at eriord county Tennessee snd
Of the Ost l5Catirns III State for Machine Shop
Carpenter shop Cabinet Shop. Any person wishing 70
purchase hy writing TO th-r u.eTmatio ra
at the hop aud Elliott will then the machinery,
Terms, fourth cash the In equal
tse aud eighteen months rotes payable 10 Bsnb
well secured This April I6th, 1861.
Smyrna, Tenn SILAg TUCKER.
anl1O -zrf8
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HonstBLE ArFlR.-Yesterdsy even ng' two gen en-
t,emen namsd Beard and ALcha; t. wsre sta2eins on
- a ed from the Daguerrean Gallery OF
Tn uI u Smues The shot, 1t is supposed ~" '
aimed At NJ Beard, but struck young Aeqart ~ the
1boulder. inaictinR serious, il not fatal wound.
Archart il member of Capt Col'Ille's company
man nSmed Marcum has been arrested, charged
with thu commlss,oa Of the deed Ii was COLD
blooded attempt at assassination and created
excitement Il requires great edo 70 Keep lne
Popusce from INJECTING on the accused suliil'.t!
ounishment he was, however, handed over 70 the
civil authorities and is now in prison aWalng Us
kr1al.-Eno1vlls Rsgis SSiss 10.
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A Card,

NASHVILLE, June 18th 1851
Messrs. J. E RICE, c. Dudley Isaac WILLIAMS
D. ToxLNsoS, Ftp GRAY, ". c MCGEE: Grntlene
In response 70 the fattering and unexpected Cd
that you have made upon through the column.
of the UNloN AND AMERICAN OF the 18th instant. per
NIT me to say, that deeply appreciate the motives
that have prompted you to take steps to secure har
nony Of feeling and unity of action in this hour OF
peru No one feels more keenlS the necessity Of
unity than myse'l, believing, as do, that upon the
success of Southern arms hangs the last hope OF
human liberty. The gallant people of the county o.
Ste wArt, am proud TO know, have unnited Slmo {
a. one man in declaration of Independence. Pref
udlces have been conquered Party lines have bt on
broken down and obterated. We now stand az a
united and independent people. / recognize the
names Of distinguished member of both the old polit
tcal parties attached to this call upon Te. And,
hope in the same spirit that has actuated you, as
well as many others that have spoken TO me upon
dis subject in all parts of the county. give you
pernission 70 use my name in connection with thai
position, or any other that | may feel myself com
petent 70 ILL., and if selected your next represen
tative the best assurances that eau give in Iegarr
TO NV future action will be found in the tina
have already given as your Representative in the
last regular and two subsequent extra sessions OF
she Tennessee Legislature.
With great respect am your ob't serv't,
H. C. LoCKHART
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From Hew York.

New YORK June I5.-The schooner Savannah, q
privateer in charge of Midshipmsn Cook. arrive ed
this afternoon with the stars and stripes flying in
triumph over the secession flag. She was captured
By the brig Perry about sixty miles of Charleston
She had taken the brig Joseph F. Rockland and sent
her into Georgetown, south Carolins She is 3
schooner with an Is pound pivot gun amidshps, and
was formerly plot boat. Her crew of thirty men
were put in irons and transferred to the frigate
Minnesota.
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From point Of Hecks

PoNT OF Rocks, June 1.-THE Instructions Of the
Baltimore and Chic Railroad at this point have been
removed and the road reopened 20 Harper's cry
this morning. An immense mass of rocks prof. ects
into the canal leaving sufficient space for the pas
sage of boats.
The distractions can be easily removed BY blast
ing The culverts which were attempted 20 have
been blown up, are now fully repaired.
picket guard of cavalry is stationed on the Vir-
GINA side within sight OF this point They are few
in number-not more than six.
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iurel2 s4tpr's feeS3

JAMES NJ. WRIGHT I'd illustrator of John WILKINS dec
d vS-the Btis and Creditors of John Wilnrs, dec-II
harcrv jamestown, ennesseeIt caring Go the our
lst The ette of John hIlien dc is
Il tn refore cred by the Cou Ia all persons
claims z int Il OF tie said John Villas dec
tn CLERK and Master Of said Court before
tn fTst MOI Of ember pex duly authenticated Eccor1
nv 20, 1861 VA B F. BLEDsoE. @. & NJ
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From sandy ook, No .

SANDY Hook. Nd June Is Accounts are con-
m ting from Harper's Ferry some saying the troop.
have all left Others that force is at Bolivar and
outskirts The bridges across the Shenandoah have
been spared. American flags are flying at Berlin
and Knoxville.
Martinsburg is said to be occupied by large force
of L. s. troops
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I'm Chancery at Gainesboro.

RRTscIL LEE lafayette ! ee, ct ais June IL
SCI In this case it appearing 10 the ERIK AMI da,Is
from mplainsnts Il verified ~ ah1gvi III tfe defeI
James Le Is siden- Of the tate OF Tenn-sSs
that III oriiHaTy OF he ed him
therefore ride ed by that publ ton be fol-
cCnS-r In the Union Al rio Anewspaper pub
shed the 81 N4hv lie requi ing d jams eeto
apsa de ha' eel or Of the ha t,urt Gf Jack
county. the in the II Gain-Storo
he sec nd Monday / Augn.t &c tn n Il ere
plead up IS bill the will be akeI
lur confessed nd set 70 heSTinr psrte $ 70 him.
WM Il b0rrs, Jerk q Master,
ny Joel W. Settle, D. = & II.
A fae49
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Prom Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June III is reported that Gov
NcGofin orders that no Tennesseans occupy the
Kentucky Islands on thu Mississippi river. II ID
reported that a detachment of the State guard
has been ordered to Columbus.
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T0LEE the subscribers stable the Middle Franklin
Turnpike miles from Nashville the Of the
ID it air Of Carriage Horses Us. short tails, newly
One haa in the forehead and white
right fine der and cpl ndd trotter will
$50 for he horses and 100 for conviction Of the thief
inna Ill
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Prem Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA June 15.-Active military move
ments are progressing here in consequence of the
news from Harper's Ferry toprevent the rebels con
centrating.
1t is believed that Col Stones force for the pro
lection of the line of the Potomac consisting OF the
LIST and I'd Ohio regiments, went into Virginia tc-
night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

Ii persons having claims against the estate Of W. Davis
deceased hereby notified file them with the Clerk
the County Court OF Weakey county, Tennessee q; his Office
Dresden before the 18th of August " for aduacs
ton and pro distribution. having suggested the nso
veny said estate and ss CLERK having appointed that d
for the adjudication of the claims against The
W ROSS, Administrator,
OF the estate Of " Davis, deceased
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WasHrxGToy, June 1.-THE War Department
has ordered the rebuilding Of Hsrper's Ferry
bridge.
Col. Stone occupies Louisburg.
WAssrs GToS June H. Secretary Chase is con-
shifting with eminent fnancers relative to the rev.
nue 1t is believed revision Of the tariff reducing
duties and suspending the free Inst, viii be recon-
mended.
The National Intelgencer ssys unless Il receives
assistance from Northern subscribers it must dis
continue.
There are no official instructions rs 20 the Sevan-
nahis crew, but the impression prevails that they
viii be hung.
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Ernm Philnaa,nh,n.

PHILADELPHIA. June ia special despatch from
Hagerstown says the advance guard Of Gen. Patser.
sons division, about 10000 strong, arrived there
his morning. and the whole column is rapidly NOV
ing Southwark.
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We learn from the Greeneville Dsm9crat that
MILAN BRlzEIroN, Jr, representative in
the Legislature from Jefferson county, is rails
Eng a company Of Mounted Rangers for imme-
diste service, which is fast filling up. We agree
with the Democrat that he is certainly the right
man in the right place. Mr.. BRAzELToN is go a.
head man-one that will never turn his back to the
enemy--a gentleman that can be relied on in time
Of danger. We predict he will make his mark when
the time comes for fighting 70 be done.
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.,,-.,1o, Morgan Guards.

You are hereby notified to meet atyOu- armOTy
Lincoln HaID wednesday night, 18th inst. as bust
meas of Importance is to be transacted Any young
men wishing to 90 into active service, will be wei
coined 10 the ranks of the MoRoAS Guards. by
- 80 the csnt.in WE NoKEs o. S.
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In>nIvenf Malice.

gVIHE creditors Of the estste Allen s. williams deceased
hereby notified to die their claims authenticated
the directs, with CLERK OF the ounty Court ak
ley county, Tel at Office in ORES befOTe
18th az Il Septem Der next indication pro dis
tribution W RISs, Administrator Of
the Estate Of Allen s. Williams, deceased.
iupelw itpr' sfeeS3t
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LOUISVILLE, June ia large quantity of mat
smugRled from Madison, has been returned. The
mCv.ment compelling the return was headed BY
Southern Rights men on the ground that the North
erners having establi he'd the blockade they should
not dishonesty benefit by the enhancement in prices
Any idea of local selfshness il removed by the fact
that there is no bacon here with which it could
pete.
The latest New Orleans papers by mail are of the
sth.
Another Madison boat freighted with provisions
eft Madison and IVES pursued BY an official boat
from that port and made to disgorge.
Dispatches from Philsdelphia Druggists to a
louise here say Ly an agreement no quinne will be
sent 70 Kentucky at any price.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-18

The Gag of the Confederate States was raised
yesterday afternoon, amid the booming of cannon
and the huzzahs of the people, very large crowd
of ladies and gentlemen having turned out to wit
ness the ceremony. The Dunlap Zouaves and sec
ton of the Tennessee Artillery were out, and the
latter fred twelve rounds Zone for MissourD as the
flag ascended the staff the Capitol. Patriotic ad
dresses were delivered by Capt VIZ. EWING, of the
House Of Representatives and r. q. PAYNE, Esq, Ct
the Senate.
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A temporary arrangement prevented the Ameri-
oxx Letter Express Company yesterday from re-
siTing letters for Louisville and other points In the
UniteS States. That arrangement has been RENE
Aied and they are again receiving letters as usual
and win promptly forward them to their destina-
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WAsHrNGroN, June 1.-THE President is work
ing on his message. He will take strong ground in
favor of war and call for large additional troops
The entire reserve will be ordered TO Washington.
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The planters Of Bibb county, Ga, have subscribed
O2o baIes of cotton to the Confederate Loan. al
the Telegraph says rhey will increase it to six CT
-even thousand Col. LERoT NAPIER has submitted
s5s 900 and the whole of his growing crop, estima-
2 a az 5O0 hales.