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River News.

LOUISVILLE, April 1O-P. M.-River sta
tionary, with nine feet four inches in the
Canal. Weather clear; mercury $40.
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Outward Bound.

New York, April lO.-The steamer Atiicd
sailed for Liverpool this afternoon. She
took $75, 900 in specie. 5.r..
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LOST.

n OsT-MONEY-A roll Of money. The finder
will please call at 9S Pearst. and reos i've Te-
ward. M aplO-b'
II OST-PORT- -MONNAIE Containing Sl3-two
IL 50 and one 50 notes The finder will be libeT-
ally rewarded by leaving the same with G. w. DUN
CAN, south. west corner Fifth and Milsts. apiO-be
u OsT-POCKEr- -BOoK-Contaiuing SIS, on the
j. a morning of April J, ON Fifth g near Main;
he sqitsbly rewarded b. leaving the same At No,
IO1 East Pearl-st. .Tsa apl0-b'
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PERsONAL,-Edyard Everett arrived here
last night, and has taken rooms at the Bur-
net House. #H h.f~ ft ~ Eff. n.
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Old Abe, it is said, sent for California ST.
monton on Monday, and ap9logised for the
rude manner ID which be committed SIS
bold speech 70 the flames. pouhtfall -
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ENstIsH OoaPLrnxzf 10 AAfkHcAN SrHki.
ERs.-J. Scott Russell, ut late meeting Of
naval architects, 10 London, reAd an elabO-
rate paper, in which he praises warmly aud
we VIII snd fn;sh Of onr AmsT2 =, ~ TX sgvsr ~.
steamers.
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SEE advertisement of Greenman & True's
Sewing, machines. .. .. ... 1,..y- as
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RooA No. Lizzie Hess Ss. Solomon
Hess. Divorce allowed by Judge Mallon, on
ground of willful absence. -.
Elizabeth A. Russell ". Joseph Russell.
Decree for divorce on ground of wilful
absence. 40
ROOM No. 2-B. Wieland %. H. Gronne-
Carter, brought against a constable for
levying on and selling property claimed to
be exempt from execution, ahorse, wagon
and harness. Verdict for plaintiff for $50.
| Hiram Skidmore %. Levi Miller. In al
action for breach Of contract for sale ofmules
J a verdict ives returned for plaintiff for $500
ROON No. 3--Judge Collins consented Il
accept $1,000 bail in the case Of Sloan, In
dicted for the murder Of Parker. The bal
Was pet ProSaTsaa . '.1t a-s ssi'. .y2.
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How The Conduct Of General Twisss d

Has al AZ Arau TlrulFR In
Taxas =. ~ Is 80 r,eS ~ rhs soISiers.
M ~ - D., .-o.;,-,a ~.
Ane NC" toiA jim. HS0el''y %. Le0eatot ss'e
following patriotic letter, dated April q from
one of the soldiers who has recently arrived
at Fort Hamilton- from Tsxas.
. -f - ----- 49,. 49, .
4 got COPY oi your paper Iroll = LrlSne ~.
iast evening, ana reao your % rematAs on ms
POe1Ahu tne .coIi Pnnle9 ol. men WY nese !
Iecenuy Hrseo mere. l va PieaSeu ~ see
tnsl you were "llIing ~ Trea. US lusely n (
reference 70 our aelon In aeAas' hou G, staeS {
Inat lne men were no not inleceee py oeneEes
iwiggs 8 ueason' Inis Is true IN eVery par
ue9ihr. llL
Mnen t9e neMs Ieacnea US .s ~ sOrs nEomz dts.l.t
thrill OF indlgnahon ran s,nrouen even
sotoler presst anu nounng peerespeet ioe
one VINO, mad, been our superior emcert or
RAINIER RAINIER, ,respees Ior tne ONCE ne nao nieo, pre-,
. YEMEN loua expression OF 99e @ surprise ana
t1 S.o,,, As was We nys ~
eeneu ~, mUi I1 sunons SulsSises. VhS 20
ras ~ a,o'sl. s0is =.
Il
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LAW REPORT.
sUPYRIoR oouRr,

BEFoRE JuDaE SToRER.--Harvey L Co. and
Bodman ps. w. r. Morris and wife. Judge
Storer held in these cases that property
decided by W. R. M. to his wife should be
sold to pay prior and .antecedent judgment
of creditors Of Morris-Mrs, NJ. to be enti-
tied TO her right Of dover if there was any
surplus. .....
veyed seventeen acres of land, near SPRING
grove, TO defendant, who agreed to give as
the consideration 1900 books and two tracts
Of land, one in Pike County, and the other in
Sullivan County, Ind. Only 1876 of the books
were delivered, and a jackass was given for
q portion of the remainder. SeweA subse-
quently got back the jaekass, upon agreeing
to give forty acres of land therefor. Judge
Storer remarked that the, evidence showed
the plaintiff got no consideration for his
land, which, on a credit, was worth 50 80 an
acre, except the Pike County land, worth 50
while the defendant held still the remainder
of the land be agreed to transfer, and alse
his books and jackass. Judgment for plant,
iff for $4,420. ah n n
Kendall Vs SchOoley & Go. Action fol
rent. Verdict for defendant ...'r
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MKLkScHoLY CAtktfRoPn1. ON Friday
night four servants Of a. j, PenninBf foH, Of
Sassaffas Neck, Nd, tFo Wek Ah4 tYo
women, crossed BohemIe 81 some sgipe-
hauleIs on the Opposite ebofk aud Vhen 70.
tarning ths boat osp.!zsa asIa ene laaA hPa
IAs NenaA YllA f1ha1A 8 3 ssid'isai
vi q Wonl 81 tnko Iltf la naiIs3.a
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FOR LEASE.

ESOK LRAsE-LANDLFot a term oflyears, a
~ tract of is acres Of rich land, with a large,
double frame Dwelling, situated one mile from the
Fifth st Ferry. boat Landing will be rented low to
q good tenant. SAMUEL A SARGENT, North
west cor of Fifth and Walput.sts, anil. ID
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City Views.

METEOROLOGICAL oBsERYArrosa-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., April TO-:
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InE MachInes...... 81 .sNtHraIIgLaht d ILal .NeedIe..

IA AifMWnHaU E.H
ing Machines--StraIght Needle--
Ia --s.1-llG LLsE amiI
- F0K SALE. !.
F9R sAkF7;TRs G!oRslitgtiSn salg9pt No. aay
ECOR SALE oOO,OO BRICK TKSPlY- %
AgqusTc DR. s0HER, Piksist.s oppos,te the
Drovers, Inn Gown gton, Ky. -1rll ID apt hfh
VyOR sALR-PREsS-7A RotAty JOB .printlns
LEVY &fS2Sf 81 s,sSHa " qson spI
0R sAIEA ! Na gSE ogSFtST S,.., qnS sldebSssa
west corner o. Finh and Walnut. =. aplob'.
TyOR SALE" osrlinisn Toast Blseuity soaked
~, ~ ssasSpSg % not pilk' And tae dish is d.a a.
EV0R sALE-BUILDING LoTs7Inl Lndloy,
- Payments taken 10 lumser. Apply iinmsdiately
70 SAMUEL A. SARGENT, corner Of fif,h h an and
Walnut, aplO b-
THOR aAIE-A COrTAGErC Containing four
II rooms, on water. ST., bet. Plum and Central
Ay. Rent, sii, water included. Apply next door
west II ~ q eplO.b,
INOR SALR-DOGs-A number Of wel.bred
Blaek'9pdi, md. Tan Der ppsrriersrt rtt III all ages ~
stables on Burbet. st.. betwesI, Vine and -
Race and Third and Fourth. apl0bs
TIOR eALE-DOG-A full.blcoded impaired
~ King Charles Water Spaniel He is e9S--Ss)
The gun. Can at the stables on Burnet
st., between Vine and Bacs and Third and Fourth.
tsplO.Plell --L I-
HVOR sALR-A sALoON-with Eating house
~ attached, on Third ST., in a good business lo-
easy Reason for selling is the RroPTtetoT is going
laplO-o'l ...
WNOR SALE-HO WAGON AND HAR.
n MISS Wagon and Harness nearly new, Well
AZ i0, Wet sSth btweon Vine and haee hssF0
laplO d.l -.
ENOR sALB-In Brooklyn, near Jamestown,
ground; one acre in grapes and the other in fine
hult trees apply to .RoBERT and OHAs HAL-
FORD, upon the premises. aplod'
ENOR sALE-HOUsE-C Cheap and on favorable
y terms, brick house Of six rooms, on leased
sI9n,T,d "a, lpeIPetual with privilege 70 purchase st
and in a good noighborhood Price $4,000, Call,
FIT SIIa to 10 A. M HGS f p M No West
FOR hALIRms large and wslI.ssIaSlshed
gazing business, Ihlaying 20 good paying bo@rders
Wnl be sold at bargain If applied for imme-
diately, She owner wishes to go 70 the eepatEy
CO., corner Of Fourth. street and Plum. apil-f'
EFOR sALB-DwELLING HOUsE-A desira.
I ~ BILE txo-st9Iy brick seling-house, with nine
side of Longworth-st (alley in the rearl 1O3, be-
tween Elm and Plum Terms "a 500 $4,000, cash,
ipsi able annually. Apply at the ONCE OF D0DD (
| HUSTON, Attorneys, ID East Columbia.st, or on
| TO II SALE UNITED STATES GOVERN
| Persons desiring can effect entries Of the United
States Government Lands in Missouri at the above
u take ' apPlcssRsn due T@ wv sss
spSa SOufss SGS nS bank west At
FOR sALE1Af E51d fIABMmof 10 ssTes g we'll
and out:building; young and bearing orchard of
Let fruit, eight miles from Newpsrt, aud near a
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ForEarmors q 4 Is fcdEth.st.
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTIOR RALR-By s. q, HUBBARD, at
n Trade Sales-rooml, West Eiith st., up stairs
PttS9te kiprqIy A AUCTION zIHl ls ,r SIhnssd9yl
ENlhlN0, April II ~ rs d elocti ~ u BE- goils ~
eathlogue, l1rfe and reluHblQ fiQu Of choice
Bookp,fiu Enfishl frtnch, eofmaQs latin and
Creek ctfntfiHlnr ~ fffltty ~ ptauuafH works In
various departments Of Literature and Science
many of which are scarce and ont of print.
hTe open for exhminafioh. II e ~ /. lfiHN
srl2 ltF SIC. HUBBARD, Auetioa esr.l
, a UCT1ON sALE.-BY COOPER &
N sTOK ES, Sales.room No. IA East Fourth st
z IOnlTHURsDAY, April II, will be sold, at public
auctiQIJ a velof % land, tltuatedip DELHI Town.
ship or the Delhi Pike one mile wet from Sedams-
Vile, adjoining the residence Of Dr. Woodward and
four miles from the city. One place, containing 8
acres, Is divided into lots of from s to ~ acres
each will be sold together or separately, as de.
sirsd. The other lot contains az acres, covtred
with dmber. - a 4 ~ LLl4 F-l1lAL
Terms One third cash, one third in one year and
one third in two years
Title indisputable Sale positive
Omnibus will leave COOPER a STOKES, ID
East FOuIth. street. at | O'Clock y. NJ. ms. da
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

Mr.. Warren, from the Select Committee on
Standing Rules, reported d resointiOns that
ths FuIesof the last Council be adopted for
the government Of this, until otherwise or
deted. rnfgN wof' iggm9ihi7-d1sd Of.
,g The resolution was sdoptsd, and the oounl
ell then adjourned. ..naan -. I -
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STEAMBOAT Rra1srrR

Arrirals-Jecob Straier, Louisville; Linden,
Louisyillei Forest Queen, Madison; sMashoIia,
burg; J. II. Done, Pittsburg; Arizona, Pittsburg;
Lancaster No. A. Neyille Ohio No. 5, Msriettai Lady
Franklin, Memphis. .'o
Departures Jacob Strader, Louisville; Forest
Queen, Madison; Magnolia, Maysyile; Melnotte,
Pittsburg: J. b. Ford, Pittsburg. Lancaster No g.,
Heville Sam Kirkmau,, Nashville; Queen OF the
West, New Orleans; Wtstmoreland, New Orleans;
Messenger, Memphis; Cricket No. 2, Marietta;
Jacob Poe, St. Louis; Arizona. st. Louis; N. W.
Thomas, Dock. 'F t.l..a..lt e. .t.f '..t.H.Y
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rover 4 Bakers NOIseless sew

WANTSs i"F0R SALE aFeR BENT"
(" Iosf9' aF0UED," "BoARDIEe,r sio.-Ad-
v,riSshsni, eSuino andsr ns,s hsadioa not srcecs-
no I've nAa. Eatbs bsescd tsCsJ for 9B cent?.
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Az vANTRD- GIRL piniug room airi at the
w ylerhont hoiel, IS Broadway. Apply in
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.EKyANTH n owSER-For rew vast stand,
w lsn Nt 168 CLARK st, by mistake ge.l m
the sveniDg. IA r. api0 bN
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WANTED-A young man who can command
w $40 in cash, can secure a business In which
ness light and senteel. Apply to HALE & CO., A2S
Waluut.gt apll.b
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KKTANTFD-A SITUATION BY a. German
w Pr testant Girl, to do general housework. In.
quire at the north east corner of broadway and
New street. ..f apll b.
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WU1NTRp-sITUATIO BY a young man, 10
w lake care of horses and cows, and make him
self geDerSlly useful objection to the country.
Address p. W Press Office. apll-P
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NUANTED-TuIS DAY-At No. 81 West
wv si1thst, men; women, boys and I'd, German and
Aso situations for lsborers, porters drivers, boys
servant girls and nurses Charges low. apIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-12
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE EIGHTH
COMPANY SEVENTH REGIMENT.

The Eighth Company of the 9Th Regiment of this
City have passed the following resolutions IN reference
TO the death Of their amented comrade, Mr.. Reese;
CAMP CAMERON, WAsHINGTOS, May 9, 1861.
At a meeting Of the Eighth company Of the National
Guard held above, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
JyheeoI has pleased Almighty God in his swie Proyi
deuce, call upon mo suddenly the los by dea
Kes.s 9 ,e he bng e SScdenay hot Therefore be It
Resored That in the death Of MI Reese who although bn
spending call OF his country aud diligence in The dschIse
Of bis duties Of great usefulness in our corps We iee s we
have lost who bad already endesred himself to each ana
every with whon looked forward TO career
fusenes to country and II spared to pleasant re-non
RcsoiTed That we bow in tubmon to en- sl-wise Pr2v
dcnee who doth al things well we 55scossi,e u TINS Gs
ready for in such hour think not the Son Of Aan
come,b," -, -. a.,
in expressing our HEARTFELT sympathy win he V IN
Of late anon In arms and assure ihein ta
their last resting place. hearts Will be VAIN them IA
t4is, their deep allctiOn
rangemerts conveying his remains TO his friends aud that
copy Of the shove resolutions suitably engoS,ed pe eh' 70 @
family Of the deceased aud published the paper
and that the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days
The body Of Mr.. j. Lawrence keese, of the Seventh
Regiment, arrived in the city yesterday by Adams
Express under escort Of Sergeant f. {. Kittle, and
priNaes c. T.Jury, Il. McJimsey, L. Bredt, j. Lamb
and II. G. Wolfe. 1t was Immediately removed to
bis late residence, No 81 Cheever place, Brooklyn
TIE funeral will take place from Christ Church, corner
Of Clinton and Harrison streets, to-day. The reserve
corps Of the eighth company who are yet ununiormed
will follow the mourners, in citizens dress, and the
whole Veteran Corps Of the National Guard will join
the procession in citizens dress. In all probability
there will be an attendance Of members Of other reg
ments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-12

SERIOUS SrABBIse ArrRAY.-On Friday afternoon
a fight occurred in the GROCERY, No. 81 Roosevelt
street. between Daniel Bruce, Richard Par, and sew
eral other sailors during which Bruce, as is alleged,
drew large pocket-knife and stabbed Par twice IN
the breast and once in the back near the spine nlct
ing very dangerous wounds. Bruce escaped at the
time, but the following night was arrested by Officer
Doyle Of the Twcniysxth Precinct, and taken before
Justice Osborn, who committed him to the Toombs to
await the result of the injuries. Par was removed to
the NewYork Hospital where the attendant physician
considers bic life to be in imminent danger.
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PROBABLE ATTACK ON CAIRO.

CHICAGO, oaturday, may ii, iooi'
Tie Ercaiag Journal says: we have reliable IN
formation by gentleman direct from Memphis, to the
effect that there is large body Of Rebels at and about
Memphis, who are mustered for an attack upon some
point North, which s supposed to be Cairo The ex'
act number is not known but is generally estimated at
10000.
Respectable citizens of Memphis do not sympaihize
with them. Spies are kept constantly watching the
military operations at ihc North On four separate
occasions, they have manned and armed steamers fox
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DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.

BUFFALO, Saturday, May III, lsol.
Six companies OF volunteers left for the rendezvous
at Elmira this afternoon. Buffalo has e. far sent TO
camp ten companies Of volunteers.
BISGHANTos, ~ Y, Saturday, May ii, ls6l.
The Third Conpany of the Broome County Yolnn-
teers, under command Of Capt Peter jay, took their
departure for Emira to-day. They addressed by
the Hon. Daniel :. Dickinson, Tracy II. Morgan, and
ohers. They vowed 10 stand by the Constitution and
the Union as long az one star remained Five thousand
people assembled TO witness the proceedings.
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r,r GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS.

We made an error in stating that the hne reg'plens
inst arrived from Vermont is without ammamiion''
Col. washburn informs us that every man IN tne reei
ment is completely armed and equipped ana tnat 'hey
have 30, coo rounds of ball cartridge.
They carry Mimic rifles, and know how to use them.
Thew ara ready for instant and active service.
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an attack on Cairo but before they started intelligence
was received that made those in command deem safe
to defer the enterprise Is informant says that the
Rebels impatient for fight that they threaten to
start off on their own account if not led soon to the field
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THE GREAT EASTERN.

SANDY HOOK, Saturday, May H. 1861.
The Great Eastern will sail for New-York at ?
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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Arms from Europe for the Rebels
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PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT.
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Mr.. J.nrs E. HARyEy, U. s. Minister to Portugal,
/, in the city, on his way his missor He viii re-
main at the Fifth Ayeiae Hotel till Tuesday morning,
at which time he is to sail in the Adriatic for Galway
Mr. Fogg Minister 10 Switzerland, viii sail at the same
time. is. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-12

Intemperanee and War; s timely fourpage traes
for the soldiers, by the Rev. John Marsh, u. ~ u
should have wide circulation.
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JEFF. DAVIS, THE PIRATE.
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EIarper's Ferry Re.en6crced.
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TIE MISSOURI OUTBREAK.
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TRAINS OVER THE NORTHERN CENTRA
RlILRoAD.

We publish the following intelligence, interesting to
the travelling public:
PHuADErrHIA, Saturday, May ii, 1851.
Hon Simeon DJGpoT, N,D- York
We shal be ready 10 pass the trims over Bush and
Gunpowder rivers, early Monday morning. ..,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-12

Below we give list of the companies accepted by
the Governor to make the regiments from each Con-
gressional District One regiment Will ALEC be formed
=. af La oa,araniaa noru at Camrl Yates.
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celored Regiments cffere d.
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SrJZURE OF CLOTH.

From the Relay House we learn tha' CaP'ain
Joroo of the Massachusetts Sixth this morning
took possession of sixteen cases anu Daies .t 81 u
form cloth which was intended lot oou'Hefh
use
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-12

Movements of the Rebels.
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DANGER OF SLAVE INSTRUCTIONS.
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A Secession recruiting officer was arrested here
this afternoon, and is now confined in the guard
house. He will spend the Sabbath there, and on
Monday be tried for his oilense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-12

WINANs'S STEAM GUN.
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THE WAR FOR The UNION.

FEARS OF STARVATION.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-19

ainoiy taken care Of and perhaps found some.
sning 70 DO, and need not Be alarmed.
rank Sod for dat, mas'r." was the fepIy
un craving them Into ton, they said
INA, toey caught great deal Of lsh 10 Port Roya
narpor, fishing at night, after the plantation
work was over. Two slaves were found recon.
noisering about on their own account, aud on
pe,ng Drought Into camp, explained thas they
oelongea 70 Mrs. Plnckney of Chasleston, and
zane cu oown 70 see what do white people were
sH iii about. They said that the white people
"Great God! Great God! Great dodi ~
Yankees are coming; FIRE the boats.n Other
slaves reported that "when the white folks aee
the little boats coming up, dey LATED at dem;
but when dey see dc big checkersidsd vessels
comin' they LATED on do oder side der moufs. -
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NEWARK MACHINE WORKS,
NEWARK OHIO,


Manufacturers OF al kinds OF POI'
table and Stationary steam En-
Rines, Saw Mills, Grist Mills,
&C., &c,
LA6E& B0DLEI Beatsa! q. q =. BLAND YBeatepl
j. d j. H. DUVALL Beaten m COLUMBUS
MACHINE co. BeatenII BRADFORD
d 90. BeGtenIiiU
Our Portable Engine and Saw Mil
Was awarded the frst premium Of $50 at the Indiana
State Fair for lsG0 Lane BOdleys account Of
Price, lghtness, simplicity, economy of fuel
and superior character Of lumber sawed.
Our Stationary Engine was awarded at the same FsII
the first premium Of $500.
Our Portable Engine was awarded the Arst premium oil
SlO0 at the Rair at Memphis, Tenn, Blandys Du
wallis, Columbus Machine Co.'S, and Bradford 4 Cos.
by committee Of practical Railroad Engineers.
For price and terms address
WILLARD WARNER, Treasurer,
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We copy from the New York papers the fol.
lowing graphic sketches Of the capture of the
rebel forts near Beaufort, s. c., on Thursday,
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THE ORDER or BATTLE.

On Thursday morning at nine O'Clock the
nag ship Wabash aignaled TO form In the order
OF battle. The hag ship led the main column
and the Blenviile the ssarboard column, having
her position on the susquehanna's starboard
quarter and maintaining II during the entire
action. They were drawn up in the following
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