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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27
Use Dalley's Magical Pain E1xtraCCor THE ONLY TRUE PAIN EXTRACTOR IN
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 DALLEY's PAM EXTRACTOR will prevent and destroy Modification.
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 DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR will cure Chapped Hands, Chill Blains, etc.
 DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR will cure Corns. Carbuncles, Ulcers, Warts, Boils, Sc. Nc Housekeeper should ever be without a box handy for use. The timely use of single | box may prove of more value than 100 times ;ts ] cost.
 Parents !-If you have son in the Army, send him Box of Dalleys Pain Extractor It | may be the means of saving his life or the life of comrade: for it will cure wounds of all kinds without pain. Try the experiment {; if he does not use it, it will cost you but little Sisters If you have dear Brother in the Army, send him a Box of Dalley's Pain Extract l or Tor It VIII cure wounds Ot ali kinds, and 1t may be the means of saving your brothers life Daughters Have you a loved one in the Army that is dearer to you than life itself! Send him Box of Dalley's Pain Extractor It will cure wounds of all kinds, and prevent inflam. nation, and may be the means of saving his | life. Reader !-If you have friend in the Army send him Box of Dalley's Magical Pain Ex tractor! It may be the means of saving life If you have no convenience for sending it. sent it by mail. It will cost you but cents postage for D ct. Box and in like proportion for 5( ct. and S1.00 Box. The large boxes contain more for the money than the 25 ct. Boxes
 Notice-That DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will do all and'even more than w claim it will, we refer to Dr. VALENTINE MOTT. and hundreds of other eminent Physi clans and Surgeons, besides millions of peopl all over the land, who have used the Extracto wltn never failing success for the past 20 years.
 For sale by all Druggists. and by
 HALL $ BUCKLE, Agents, , 2lS Greenwich Street. New York, Who will send Box, of either size Postao paid, to any address in the United States. o,, re ceipt, in money or in Postage Stamps. of 25 cts for the small size, or 50 cts. and Sl .OO for tn medIuu' ana large sises 33-ly
 VIM. c. BUEL, Agent, titchfeid. Conn. fo : Madame Porter's Balsam, and "Dalley's Pal Extractor sT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27

OLD PAPERS FOR .SALE.-Any- quantity of old Newspapers for wrapping paper, for merchants and others-forsale at THIS OFFICE. Price 374 cents per hundred. tf-a5
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27
DiY0rce Notice.

uRrrn SpxNcxK, PETITION Ioa DIVORCE
 ys Litchield Co Sup. Court, Rura ANN srESdrR, January Term, 1862 u1PoN this petition of Uriel Spencer, Jr., brought to this Court at it's April Term, 1862, praying, for causes therein set forth, for divorce from Ruth Ann Spencer, his wife, it is Ordered, That notice of the pendency of said petition be given to the said Ruth Ann Spencer, by publishing this order in newspaper publish ed in Litchfeld County for three successive weeks. at least two weeks before the second Tuesday of April, 1862.
 By order of the Court, E,r .Ms
 WILLIAM L. RANSOM Clerk. Itchfeld, Feb. 20th, 1862 3t-45
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Disso,lution.

NEE Cepaftnership heretofore sxfstlne bo. -M tween the name and firm of F. & [. Gfrns. has this day been dissolved by nutuai cor<eSt-'
 Business will hereafter be conducted by E D. Gibbs. All persons indebted to the Company wiif make immediate payment to tho under1)kncd. as he will settle the business of the Company u, to this date. s95 F. B. GIBBS.
 Kent, Feb. 9th, 1862. st-lse
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27

Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, &c. K UsT RECEIVED, for Fall and Winter trade, Mems Stogas, Kip and Calf Boots, Youth Boots of all kinds and prices. Ladies' Belmorela Walking and Skating Boots, thick Sole.
 Moreen, thick Sole Boots, Prunella Shoes and Gaiters,
 And Lots of Chidren' Shoes too many kinds to men. tion.
 Also Mems Rubber Boots and Shoes Ladies' Misses '' Shoes Youths '' Shoes, &c., &c. All of which am selling at Tar Prices re- duced down to the lowest figures. If you will call and look, you will be sure to buy. D c. MONSON. Wolcottville, Sept. 23d 1861. tf2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27
AUCTION.

AUCTION.
 ENHE Subscriber having sold his Farm, Will u sell at Public Auction at his residence in Goshen, on Tuesday the 4th day of March, 1862, Large Assortment of Farming Implements consisting of one Cart Fan Mill, Flows, Yokes, Chains. Corn-Sheller, Cultivator Wheel Horse Rake. Moving Machine. Shovels, Hoes, Harrow, Scythes and Snaths-a good assortment of Join CTS Tools-Two good Cows-Two Cosset Sheep Several Hives of Bees, Be-, &c.,
 The above Property will be sold without re- serve to the highest bidder, unless previously sold at private sale.
 DAVID LUCAS. Goshen. Feb. IS, 1862. 2t-44s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. library Course of Lectures.

'EVHE Seventh Lecture of this Course will be A given this CThurnday) Evening, February 27th, at o'clock. P. M., at the Court House, by EDWARD W SEYMoun. Esq,
 Subject Personal Independence"
 Admission 10 cents
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27

M OODING & LEWIS sell BLEACHED cor w ton very ch cap. tf45 "OODING < LEWIS sell all kinds O w GOODS cheap. H-45' "oODING & LEWIS sell SKIRTS yer, w cheap. tf45
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A RARE CHANGE

A NEW MELODEON for sale, or exchange "A for any reasonable property. Enquire at this Office.
 Litchfeld, Feb. 18th, 1862. tf-43>
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27

VVo0DING { LEWIS sell the best ouality " LAdies' RuBBERS, for 70 Gents! fi-45
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27
Notice. VILLAGE MEETING

\ MEETING of the inhabitants of the Bor- IA ough of Litchfeld is hereby called to be held at the Town Room at O clock Saturday P NJ March lst, to consider the propriety of forming a HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY. and any other measures necessary to guard against Fires
 i' H. w. BUEL,
 President of the Village Litchfcld, Feb 25 1862 -D 1,e45
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27

FARM FOR SALE.
 VuVHE Subscriber offers for Sale-A FARM of R 183 Acres, situated in the Southwest part of Torrington, two miles from Wolcottville- convenient for Church and School. Said Farm is suitably divided into Flow, Meadow, Pasture and Woodland and is we'll watered. On said Farm are two Houses, two Barns, and Out Build ings convenient for Farm use, and will keep 30 Cows. Please call and examine for yourselves. RODNEY PIERCE.
 Torrington, Conn, Jan. S0th, 1862 41-2me Farm For Sale.
 \ LSO-A FARM adjoining the above-con- "A taining 210 Acres, and known as the Wet more Farm This Farm has been much improv- ed by the present owner, and has TO superior as Grazing Farm. in the town of Torrington A large part of the land is we'll adapted to grain. The Buildings consist of a comfortable Dwell ling House, with Out Buildings; four Barns in good repair, (eellars under two of them,) with running water in the yards of them. The fourth has good we'll, and is near running water-the farthest Barn being within 40 rods of the House This Farm will be sold at a bargain. Terms one half Cash, the balance can remain secured on the place.
 r.. ..-s- LEVI W. THRALL.
 Torrington, Conn Jan. S0th, 1862 Al 2mo
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27

EXTooDING & LEWIS sell all kinds of GRO w CERES very cheap. tf-45
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27

NN OODING & LEWIS, Woicottville sell 5 w FLOUR at very low prices. tf45
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27

" ooDING < LEWIS sell the best CALI W GOES for 123 Cenh. tf-46
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27
FO the People of Litchfleld Co.

TO the People of Litchf1eld Co. VIE greatest opportunity ever offered to pur- .ar.a Gnass ;l DRY GOODS, since the Great Ad- vance in cotton Goods commenced.
 PRINTSl
 PRINTSY PRINTSi
 PRINTS 52 5000 Yards Best cALICoEs. just received and selling Al THE OLD PRICE. 12i Cents. Also A complete Assortment of all kinds of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &c., &c.- which are offered at astonishiagly Low Prices. tor Cash and Exchange, at the Cash and Ex- change Store of
 WORDING & LEWIS. wolcottyille, Feb. 24, 1862. tf-45
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-02-27

wolcottville, Feb. a4, 1862. tf.45
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W,ls.iagfOn, jyH, j.--Thc substitute Of repre-
sentative Porter, which is likely t. pas. thc form
lcr,i, pt.y Itsi1r smau' patton IN the following
a,scs; o. every person wio 7ha. hereafter eyt as
officer IN the army OF navy OF the rebels ct AS
~ s.dout or vicc-irc.ideu', member oi Consr, ~,
ud.;c & amy couit cabinet oiccr pr,.,n minlf;'r-
,rufu ontr or consul u tie 49,, AIDED Coincide
It smue. or as governor oi = state, member OF
- cony ndn, or lt,gislaturc, or Judge of any state
.olrt ui the allied Cpn'cd, rate states; on who,
'lyiu., lcd ru o1cc Of honor, tr~t ur profit Ia tho
ntcl It .'r, .hAll thereafter hold aud Once ia the
-e..,i Col.;,.l.tate states; Of every person who
sal. hereafter IA any oihcr or rg,ucy under the
/, st..Ltlt 90 s.oh Confederate states, % any OF
..F .'.t,. SIC, Coa'rl,racy hat persons holding
t,t. ohio n, uu',s- appointed sus. the date Of tlt
,'cs.i9u or linslsts unlcss Icy shal have token
p q. q ale lsne, i9 t4ca G.. icdertr 5 "'e.s
as tac slave. - eycry person n,t emlracr, IN tho
esuug clause wln, after the passage ol this act
.ug actually. wifiil,. and without coercion OF
.inr .!s..u, engage ia armed rebellion, sh.l not
Ni!iu sAty days after pun.lr War.,n- and iroola
uiatr u made q, hs scrction ty the President, laI
d WI Als arm eul rciurn t, l.S a''eA lance.
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TU"H 'B'ts, Ir4.. Jufs "a rchcl Lun',o VI
c'iuc :. 'a'ksa pot tday before yesterday. ,uj de-
st; v,i g.. g. c,t' u aui sugar i.err -, WINS
I'll iort d 70 pc cn u. way here i y. 'vc .ir -
arne' q t size ret 'ucd i, ~ t. tvtr, d,sirl.
iI- a. y cotton oai su.-,r us sc wet. It's
supposed tIlt a Ntry ir.e nWOult of ca,h lus
lr,u frHy,A. Fora time t.tr' vas mvch e. a.
stttlat 20 lu tus ST H Is, H.' tr,.ia we've under
r.er' u< cr.e,' al rH,-iny ,I.'t t. Lt,f! tin., is
qntt u.v.
Caro. Jowt.-T,u Mcill's Il refugees arrive; to.
day. Trey vetr tnii'oni ,nN.ut,Is, and sly Tat
the. rau t.rcc locomotives ou; u Memphis ou tie
Me,uf sand uhio Rt,road to lIlr.' Ill., where
u.cyt., t.h.i thom q, sud hrouo & u,iu iu
T. rrcui,u, who're ICY iourlre bridge over tie
q iuu RIVER ',st.oyci. Tt,y u,u fan tie '' .
~ tN,- - tie u. +, burned ~, bs.'''
ichiud tfcm, and cpt tie telegraph wires
They lrp- TIE N iui .i- Arats o'tlc a. W b
r'fra to 10, So called cn. ,dcr'tc yct ~ At H. ''
Ir'ui nit gives ~ particulars.
vi.k.lur, .s no, y,t ia tuc possession ot IL .,i
Grads.
Gen. viliriqre has asked for rciu'orc,mtut4 at
Font W ~
nW,s Oh ott,d =, Men; ;Al4 thst Gcncr,' IIoi'c,k
had u,.., - Gfsuu Junction.
4 Amectir.. .. thc ,.,r,n- of Memphis was held At
& M.yo.', Hte .t sfu 'ny. at which resolutions
were loltcl tl.at tho city never sl.ouli yield g.
tc enemy voluntarily, auitha, the c.iif'uswho do
n.tt.c ui arm. are expected to sivo p,ouu,aIy
a.j tptnc rebellion.
Chroga jim, > a-spc, ials fom tls Mis- ssiiii
t.uia d.t,. Size lth. say tie to,u' 'aidmcnt e. f'rt
.rt,o..r.,ucci EAR, yesterday. md coutiu 'rd
.'i l,r. tl,Itiue lr,-s ,auu'nsic from tie enc
my Ia, siel-oi a., bitter were quite a.c.. .rd'iy
,lfovu, Tat s,,l to ,n any damage. Al aiN las,
e, .i,nl, three federal rains weu, down t"rc'o'-
...H aftH Boo.
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Late From Pensa G ola.

Tho steam transport philadelphis arrived ysster.
dsy morning from Pensacola May Goth, and Key
West May 30th. The Sixth Regiment Zouaves and
tho Seventy .hth New York Volunteers, Col Dodge,
ar" encsmped In the city, and part in tents AMI
the rest in vacant houses the health Of the men is
good, aud MI pleased with the change from San.
IA Rosa sand.
Nearly al the large houses closed, the owners
having vanished aud many have LEFT furniture and
everything behind, ~ that our officers are enjoying
fine quarters a. they could wish for. But fe,
stores are open and goods are scarce. There NAV
be three Hundred people left In ue city, but all are
very poor and destitute Brgadier-G enrral Arnold
has been issuing rations to them The Confederate
script Is plenty--but Of course wor,hl,ss-and tho
people have nothing else 10 offer.
The city IL under martial law. Several conn.
mics Of regulars are qiArtered In the houses, and
one company have the Custom House building
Wilson's Zousves are throw ing up fortifc stons on
a hill, which commands all approach by land.
The L. 8, chip vincennes is anchored off tb.
city.
Deserters ave constantly coming In. The rebels
have large body Of mounted men, armed with
shot guns and long knives some eight hundred in
number. Several have been captured by our
pickets.
The Phiiadslphia arrived ct Pensacola, from New
York, Nay ia, and was detained by the General,
tbeins the only steamer In port. unit, the ls.h inst
and took up 70 Pensacola, from Fort Picksus,
stores, troops, ammunition, 30. Nay Il, went
over TO the Navy YArd,sn attempted 70 srtinsuish
the turhiug coal, but could do no good. Il IL s.d
thsrs was over sig thousand tons In The building,
The light from u osa b uSn long dissan :. ., "a
The destruction and ~rsQk \ " Nsvy yAra y
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Washington, nay 5.--The Navy Department
has issued proposals for the construction and com.
plet, equipment - hNeen gunboats, speed not les,
than 10 Knots to be delivered within four months
and in conjunction with the War Department pro
pos.ls are invited for heavy guns for bo,h tbese
branches Of public service
1t is definitely announced tolay N says the spe-
cis correspondent of the Posr, that the President
has instructed Mr.. Stanly 10 recall Lis obnoxious
orders, 10 reopen the schools for the contrsbsnds
and 10 stop the remsnding of fugtives n their
masters. The friends Of Governor stsnly are not at
all pleased with this counierInsnd. They declare
thai he will resign his once rather than recall his
orders.
The Y. 8. steamer Santiago de Cuba captured
on the e1th ult. the rebel schooner Lucy E Holns,
Just out OF the ssntee, loaded with cotton.
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Prize Fight In England for the Champion
ship.

The following la from the London sroRrIso LIVE
24th ult -
A gentleman, backer Of Mace, has covered the
money stsked by Bob Brettls for his Unknown 10
hght the present holder, on the usual con- litions
viz: 10 fight Tor the minimum sum Of C2OO a side
and the Champions Belt Tom King has also step
ped from his retirement when too late and another
and earlier Richmond has shown In the h.ld. Tom
has stsked hyer, and says that he hopes that Mace
will give him the PRIOR chance Of retrieving his Isu.
rels. ON being asked why he had not taken time
by the ioreock, he said that Mace was copnixant OF
tho reason, which in his tking's) opinion Was ~
valid that Mace Is in duty bound TO give him ,he
first refusal. An appointment Is made for
Mace and the Unknown, or their Representatives.
10 meet Friday next, At the Office II the stake.
holder, 70 draw up articles and settle all arrange
ments for bringing the affair 10 satisfactory CON
cluson. kumor, as usual, points to several big uns
ofrepute. Ryall WAS the first named, but, ss he
has other nshto ty, or soon viii have he is out Of
the LIST. NEXT big Liverpool man, Of the name az
Tyler, was suggested: then Hesnsn, but the stass
OF bis hands repudiates all encounters with M
naked 'hstesses" The reality ia all probsb bitv il
that the Unknown win prove 70 b new, q. lsssc 70
sss m:srSPSi.sn rinf,gssr. Another match between
Tss am6ng'i he lotsEs Of good laiQ thaa QUE wiIh
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A correspondent of the Chicago Posr writes /.
- temporary stand will he made on the Mobn.
,nrnul,t. Tho frtin',iln', ~ C,IunI,,s A.; ~.
point III, have concentrated and are still gathering
all the supplies to he found In the Cotton States
II will DE the last ditch. II attacked soon, they
will hsht until their provisions are exhausted II
not attacked, they can remain In position at most
but u few ~eeks, In either event they will break
up into pueril. bands, and pIul"ua the war after
the manner of their more Southern neighbors, the
hcsichuH.
A gentleman who has Just arrived here conversed
with atregraIh operator who was impressed into
she rebel service and has been stationed at Cornth
tIic made his escape shout ten days ago, and sAys
hat the day he LETT message WAS sent To Mobile
~ hold that place at all hazards, az II would he the
base Of future operations Large reinforcements
her nr IA dnX
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Mlor-Gcner,l conmm,l.n.

NtiIf'ff"'i nI A. A"t. a.
j. .r.hy,v,. i.uoA
vi. .a,o,, .,,,, a.. h s., h.. I csiny ~. riiooa
A"e ''''' ''''' "''-'" W. -
tasted durin. tie whole of vestoltay. A!' "''.'
IN the Chic, ,hon,pv rose 4, An uuproo,n,,i
,tl,h n. 1900, -. =, 49, 49,.
ueish'" 'N '''''" ''"i's "''n " ih' H"'S-" w.
! the late battle. d wer" Diet ned several hours,
|" and the tclogrn line was down in man, ,,r,crs
,,d .i.,.c ,i.i.I.' :
" " ' ''''"'' H's"|
states that AL te .Hitd' furniture cars, onnbuic.
and carriages /, lie fund, were IMPRESSED Il.i,
A.. ..,,,,. g., ,I ,.,,rt,, Of 49, il 81
' "' "'
Vouhoed rom 'hv oa'''e 'e"i' ana 'hA' we spot
<,oli and Exchange Hotels, tIlttlcr with a mum
h,r of ,,,,iic and ,,ri-.,o lac, III ,,. ,co. ,.,, .
"
tnto hospi'as. AL the Information SHOWS that III.
enemy suffered terribly.
The rebels. opeued w. ,,ll,rv this ,n,r,,,n.5
s-,,.-.. L.. -,
IRON "'' a'"e''"' po'n'' 'ppoS"e "'" "'lls""''
. view OF preventing ia reconstructiun. Three e
our batteries opened on them, causing then. T. re,
-, a. h, A.. Of ,y, L,rra o,r i -
,,. Lill.1 anil ,.o uo,ndo, y, n,r,ha. ,,,.r,.,
.rco ,ool ploce during tho d,v
McIsuon,, ya.,.,io.o,,.,. y,,,s .d,, F,.,,;, y,a.
a rh. ,uon,,,,, sa,u.s. v,as Gao, A. ,ho a,,,,.
,,,. cv.,i,',, =. h.. na,aJa .,,d .,.. ,a..i,.1
s,I,h AN ou,b"rs, of voci,rou. chsoring frop,
rsu,m.r,
ux.nor.nrx.s An,,v o, r,x poro,,.c,
Clmp near New Bridge, Va,
june I'd 1852
ootd'ers ~ ms 1rny g ne Poto'narT
vou' You are now face 70 "a .,;, ~. I'p''se
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What Billy Wilson is Doing.
Important from Charleston.
APPROACH OF OUR FORCES.
Terrible lreshe: on the Lckigh,
Damage $4,000 600.


Washing ~, Lme 1.-The foli' wing di-rai6'
was received I'll, - m tAe VA u laltp"ti
Nm BamGr, June :, 1880, A. NJ
Hon. z. N. SdpfH
Ny telegrtp.c tspttoA ol jun i-t In rosari T.
the battle OF Ia.r Oaks was incorrectly pJhl'l
In the nevsp y re-. As lpl. ,l, i%ou'd -c,l.
10 ignore the services 81, General sumner wl
were too valuable and brilliant 10 o., oy r',...l
both in the d'AlsH't p,ssaseo' Tie ,treaiu aid l..
subsequent combat.
fSlkuci
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POSTSCRIPT.
The BATTLE OF THE PINES.
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
They Claim SEQ PrissneYs.
zen. Nalion, Of Tenn, Killed.
OPERATIONS NT NI,k.H, RCIy.
LATEST rEOM C0glNrU.
LATEST rEOM cONlNVU,
10000 REBEL DEsERrERS.



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'oit d'l"t hos t'on u ri.u.,u' of tie ist, oi
"h'h o." lowing tI't '.t.i...
Gen. ul'H p,is',n ,,umcuc,i the f,it IN
SATURDAY m"rninr. Eh,-i.a't. Gtr'tu r.. Ei.a'..
"'' "hd'r' ne hr.-"d,s ,int toe 'rur, ~ tl"
'"H' Iuil tAc arrival d, u,r ,.Iu. .,r,,m,iIi.
TIE iricr'is wc,o duvn num t.c.r rc-
1'N''f. rul thcir l..t.,ir, ,f,,..d .n 4 ,,
q h'r7l Lee uh r.os' sat ut. ..w,reo o.. g. nc.I
i''' ii's'n" co. .r..e.' uIe cut..,sin,ru ol ,.it
'"'p' ttt NWN,'f7f'i.l l.'tu'y r.ututd every
'h.h 'i r'"nd, l0t vHr" compelled I, give .wg,
'r"rc W' l'nicturis 'lairc " ,ir 49,
d"H L'rro uu'hrr of Confederate
'''r- at' "'tu ''l 90 the AGu. uud
''S '"h R."l'' i7 SIl'ly wounded III.
'''''' "I'' matte N'ns wUv' mont ~ out
''" '' '''i.hs' '"t "'tc t'l"' H,l o's tu-
..,,. ''''' ""' '' ''"'l' '''nN wit" "n"
49,. ','".'' 'n' !"
l.,,, .l.. "a. I.',,i ''o ''''''' '''
!" "n' on' N."' Eve h"nlr'1 'rs'or'"
''' ''' "'l''h s'.' '" r'
a.,, '.' .''''' ''' ''-""'" ID" M ''' battle
"''' T. P.'N'''' We '"'"y 10 h' dt'''H la.k - m'l'
""ln h''i from lisp 'ii.l. oar aiscs no,, o..ri-
Is las c,nuts We cttl~,i tlr,, ,,,,.,i,. ,,,,
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ir slavery. lir uoulI vhu... l'yc up Ns
lfa g. rr lu.r in a.. .t.4 rty "A re
proper sentiment on t.s ,,i.t N.w W.
los ,.,at power h tie G.,,l.,n, Co.,, be-
Iusrr lctul tie ,...i.s. tiot. poteut u..n.
t.c urDuc 80. 70, Gui N,l st..a, q, u.e rtesi.
d"nt wien ic r,sicl tht. 80 tins city IA his W.,
o. WA'uf-, -. isoc is, .I.., calling ou
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The Convention WAS engaged yesterday In
canvss!ng measures for excluding sscsssionis.s
nom ONCE, from voting, &c. A measure for sman-
shall be voted upon, twhiohs 70 BE- submitted 10
ths people In issA} providss that ru&lss % born
'hil ,:?,s fsss 81 26 pear. Of age, and Swalss 81
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Capture of NIemphi. .nd For, pIllo,..

HaLeek' HeddqiIrter', Midnight, June 4, ria
Louisville June "a man who iefs Grand juno
tion this morning, says that Memphis and For, Pill
low surrendered to our forces on Friday night,
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From Gen. Haileck,, Armx.

Hapeck' Heaaqlarter', June 8.--Sevsrai reg
imen's OF rebels tNissisZppiAns9 have dispersed
aud gone home.
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b1n la', J's. 5.-Ilr llrUct'. Ferry bridge
was ... issay ty tie fr,.l,,tnls morning. fhe
| ,t,r - yUit .iGi.
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A WEEKLY EDITION

q rnE Srw lo1x srS i0auci cvc-y Tueadsv. n
'nlp'ts iort " mail, Two oES'hEArH. ~ per 100.
sun'cRuTioNt-rAtD ~ ADVANCE.
ono ,olv, 'c'r. - y. Three copes,i year. seGd
- ~ rflt.a 81 % We copies do i3Dd
90 S'"r.fr'n "nifrI grHtt. Discount o. 20 pei
''.I I..'n 1rg'' rate ON each copy over hye.
" s...ss'.t - Nos il.s 1t t, only n,6,et,
20 ~.W tINru. sra O. rirs, INV
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Total Amount Public Debt 80. S,9i ,+is,9A II
Average rate Of interest paid on the entire debt,
4 3bi loo per nlu.Iu