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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21

+ Though number tf bills hap been intro
ddced in Congress to eorrfscate the property OF
rebels in arms against the Goyernnre,ltsslao law
has yet been passed 10 effect this object Thus
far in the absence Of such law. it has been both
safer and more profitable to be a rebel than a
loyal citizen in ting s. eFa Sales. While
= this tender policy sps beelr pursued toward the
rebels TO our manifest disadvantages the bogus
sgovcrment of Jeff Davis has, under authority
of acts passed by their Congress, seized upon
and con6scated all pBperty within their reach
belonging TO citizens of Northern States, as
! well as that selongiiSg to loyal siaon in their
midst. Theextent Of their operations in this
F., line may be inferred from the statements con-
tanned in the following paragraph copied from
late Southern paper:
"At the lateterm of the Confederate States
District Court, held at Tyler, Texas. decree
wqB entered for the sscquestra Ton of a tract oi
fu&ty thousand acres, valued at Sl50,O00.. 1t
is stated 81 Gen J. r. aefftrsou, marshal for
the western district of 1exas, that the scqncs-
trated property of that district, as near as it
can be estimated amounts to nearly thirty
million of dollars"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
SHERIFF SALE.


Hayden B'ker Try virtue of an execution to
- me directed from the CUui /
F. ]. Hal x Co. J Ur Common P!c,s Mllisun
eounty uhro shal. >ler at pubic safe,
Wednesday, the 23d day OF April, 1862,
at the door ol III, Court Rec in Iel ware between
tht hours oi 10 . CLOCK IN. o'cUck p IN. Of
sid da! the 70 lowing escTib- real tSttc u wi =
situate ~ bib srty township. Icaware County, Ulip b
ing Lnt NJ. -t, rcton 4 &c Is her dc
lptrp UCcd to Aatln GardI4ei). And a Su tho.
Nd. tilr 5acLiIery til rein anu the same b
longing, wll.ch up n SAID Lot.
Aiar .I'62-ts p 80 90 B. c. WATERS, sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21

The Union Senatorial caucus met again on
Wednesday evening pursuant to adjournment
and after eleven Intellectual ballots, again
adjourned till Thursday evening Of next week.
The first ballot stood: Wade AZ, DeIano 81,
Groesbeck 7, Ewing 3, Odlin Z, blank 2,-the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
Sheriff Sale.
! DY virtue Of a deere.
Charles Stciitbeck
Mureh11 .aS.


KS. , - tai order ulsate To-
john y. Van y man ct al directed from the Cou {
OF Common Pleas Oi Delaware county, Ohio. snail ~
fer at pubIc safe the door the Cour Boom in Del.
aware,
Monday, the Ash day of April, 1862.
between the hnI oriocl A. M au n'cl, G.; u
OF sail day the following described stat to.
wiz Situate in the County II Dsiawsr and State al
Ohg, and in III" ,lnete Range, Iitth Tow gshi1
and First sectun U.itel Stttcs Military III Wy Rc.,
the north pIi 81 Lot No. IS Inl the fut part df lot
No -. Beginning Il stone Il pist in h. iI!ici II
Ht County read at the nori the '.t
G Bnvntun, deceased and. Black ash ,ft inches in
ditmctcr, nrtit3T degrees wrst 63k inks; hicGory .
ihrts ia dRtftE n, s9ith! = degrees SI99 fmIs
thence north S7}s d grt Wet aang Slid ifs' north
lin IN County oid rs rods tni 10 links tle centre
Fl tn" 0teitingy RlyrEs pass ~ y st,me post
by twodlesHcs nn the cA bank n the River: tll-ilC.
up tlc AeEoi siif river with tllc 'antrrfs there
IS and 20; thence continuing tllr uup th-
north 9ibg ees east Is rtsnnrtl 53 degrees sgt IL
ro Is, na7tl 81 degrees 1T lf rU.s sng
west II rods 20 the dvsIft sail lot %: thence
south S15 degrees Ia m II along sal division
line - st'ne on post in county r,,nI by sugar
tree 20 inches in diameter south 81 : d. rcs 10
links; thence south dgrG cHst along lot iae in Count
road 81 rods < links 70 he th-c corner lot NJ
-; tlahce tn p degrees said county road
to ia splleeN beginning Containing log acres and
IS $40 p'rchcs of hIl viz: - 1I2-lHO acres in
south part lot No -, and 35 nni eighty
tenthson- hundred ansiXtiehs acres in Forth part
lot No 2s and hrin% tho land this day decided
said Van Dcnlan by said GardcntT@and Wife
B. G. WATERS. sheriff,
Var. IA. 1869. s6.:5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
Farm
For Sale or Exchange,

THE SUBSCRIBER Wshes % aIsps a. his / ARM :,
L iir"u1,ru township, .biug II0 Hrress
der clIiystlon Teraas Easy aai immediate Icss' C.
sion s.r.i.
: lie win exchange for lar ger farm. gey .he y
ference. H. II WILLS.
March ii ic-sn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
altlt Sdpertiseutfnts.

Az- IT WOULD BE A GREAT ADMINISTRATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAvoRs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
TOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT SHERIFF SALE.

S T % G X OF DRY GOO d s
AT SHERIFF SALE.
James, Kent, SRntee Co, rL. CO.. .r Ch;.
4s...I S,,,,.,n,r Delaware ccuHty,
BY virtne Of an order sale to directed by tho
court Of pleas Of the county Of Delaware and
Stare Of Ohio, shall offer at public Saa 10 the high
est bidder, commencing on
Tuesday, the 25th day of March, 1862.
and continuing from day ia, bstmepn the Of
10 o'clock and 10 o'clock p all the stock Oi
goods. consisting Of ..s
Poots, Shoes, Cloths, Silks, Get.
being II sork of Dry Goods. belonging what 10
the ss'b lenangy stOrr, in the town Of Della
ware, in sAId county, and taken in attachment in tho
su Of the shove named. and other Plaintiff, against
raid IIeiEnlant s;aid he the late
Iy orrupied by lsaHe J.. StattsmnE.
TERMS o. SALK = Aiit-IDs under five dellars, cash
in hand A sum, live doilirs ami over, five month
o. e lii with interest and approved sseurify.
BE. WA rEkS, Sheriff Of Del, Co., ..
POWELL II Van lax AAv, Atfys.
March i3, IS .. (&3, COD
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
Wedncsduy, the ID day Of AnriI. lSG2.
Proclamation,
MAToB's OFFICE, DELAWARE, O.
March oJSt IS6.j

vi CD IT. 7 CO-.
THE Qualified Electors Of tic Incorporated Vii
4 iagr u LeLsSAre, Ch.o, hereby notified tia
tue polls will be dpr cd the IN over III,
Market H"use s.i1 Vi-lag NOM AY tn. 7tl da,
0i APkll A. iSo-, beiyTrs tfe hnurs VI e ucS IA
m att o'ettA =. ~ oi said day for The erection o
Mayor. kcordrr a.id 1Y,' Trust tor said ,rpora
I'D Village, to serve the ensuing y,..r.
Given ul.d my hard seal -, sail Iicorpn a
ted Village OF elawarc, thv Gay ear a. Ir4t abuv,
written. r. b. SMITH
MIR .I'63-Gw M..,ur
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
SHERIFF SALE.

c. j. We-morc Ct a. D virtue OF execution To INC
ID directed Il um the Court ,i
William q. Norris common Pleas of Delaware cuurt
~, ono, shnll al public sale the premises
III" id Mn o. Aorrls, in Troy TOW lrship, Deluwarc
county ohio, On
Wednesday the ID day Of April, 1862,
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, aid o'cl,
m oi sud tty, tl o.owng Id per s,iBal prop
rily t-~lt; Two Strre.I Mares, (tnc years Uad
anu The othc sevrnl Two Grey HuIscs gone
ola ana The olhrf seyeL); Two u Ma (oae eight
years oid anu the ether lou. j. one Yoke of Tx awe
years oldJ; one aTiagc anu one Iwo-IloIse Wagon.
Mar u 6----w pf s. %. b. c. MATER, sire IT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
Poots, Shoes, Cloths, Silks, ocl
Rstateg. &c. Coz settlement.


TIME following Administrators and Guardians have
i h!rd til Ii lttptrs for sett elneut:
j; Powers. ENecutor OF Henry Van Horne,
dec d.: J. {. Cole ct. all Executors of James
Wiliams. drc'd.: j. +. Latilner. ct. al. Admin
isrators Of 4 /. Case, dec d.. John Latham. Ad.
miIIsstntur of Gillert Smith. decd; a J Smith
ct. al, Adm r of lnsaI9 Mcleod, deceased
There will be a hntrng on sail ccses al my Office in
Delaware, ni saturday March 20. 1862.
5Iar. :, 1862. l, RA&NEY, Frob. Judge.
House and Lot in South Delaware at
She if SSle.
E.z'o u =. Williams pcawaro Calnty. Ohio,
samn.l r Mcc,y ct al. Court Of Common Pleas
DY virtue ofnn order Of lnr directed
ID the Court IN the above ests,. sheriff. said
County. will a 10. sale at public auction the lOor
oi The Court H1us n the tryn OF Ihiawarc Ieawars
county. ohio, on
Monday, the l4lh day Of April, 1862
O'Clock. p m. the fa owing described real
tat t4w: In-lut NJ 2e3 in william Besdlc's Addition
IN town ui south leawarc, AZ numbered The re-
of Delaware AMI = Il OF Ohio with the appurtcnaucse
! PIP aiscd SiOO.
Given unier my hand, ofIicmlly March 18Th, 1882.
L. {. WATERS, sheriff.
March 14G2-ts SO 90 Delaware Co, ..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. md O'Clock
M of aid DAY the following described real estate,
situate the county 81 Dcaw aud State Of Ohio.
Being 2. 'ction L. township Range Is, uned
States Military Land, bounded the east by james
Kenyon land; the south b. James W. Fhinney %
land: by tn State Road; ami tho nurtl
by J. B FauIElrrs and James kcnyun 3 land Sup
posed 10 contain ono hundred acres OF land.
B. c. WATERS ShorIn,
aud Special Master Commissioner.
March l462 IS p! - %
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
eheriR Sale.

catharine A. Gardner DY virtue Of a decretal
VS.. D9rdeF OF sale 10 me otfec-
.Cleophius r. Scely. ted from the Court Oi Com
mon Pleas Of Delaware County. OHIO, shall offer at
public the the Court Room in Delaware
Monday, the 14th day Of April, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 clock M and O'Clock p.
M the following described real estate. towit Situated
in Liberty township, Delaware county, Ohio to-wt-
Twelve aud one half Of Land situated as above
IN liberty township, Delaware County Ohio, be-
ing a part ; tract conveyed Uy Charles
Staubrrry aud others Isaac Dove Beginning at the
uo-t of said mentioned tract; thence
with the line thereof southery direction to stone
the read leading from outer springs 10 Mddleby;
thcac. with sad sufficient distance TO make
twelve and heifacres by running line nurthwHrdly
parallel with the Grsi mentioned line intsrscc
the north line said 1O3 acres and thence ~ the begin
ming
y. C. WATERS. Sheriff,
and Special Master COmm isioner.
March l4'G2-'s If SO IS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER,
SHIP

The coparnerShip heretofore existing under the firm
Of Stahi True this dry dissoved BY mutual com
All aecOHnts nd notes the above ~ Il
/ he settled vithout delay.
! G. W. .STAHi,
q. W. True.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
Monday, the l4th day of April, 1862,
Sheriff Sale.

David c. CrucEshnnk. Trustee, DY virtue Of a
10 detsr,Lnl order
Henry I. fannawt K wife ct al. stlc directed
from the CJuci II Common Pleas ul Delaware County
Ohio shall n at pubic sale At the door o the CourG
i, oIn in prlaE.t-v,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21

TO the rivers edge, the shores are covered with
the fires of the men cooking, while amid mu-
sic and shouts everything seems gay and ies-
tive.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21

john y. Van man ct al. IIrected from the Cou I
OF Common Pleas oI Delaware county, Ohio small ~
fer at pblc safe at the door vi tine Cour Room Del.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21

- .s.s4= -.s-s.~,- -----------, r.
Of ihe. commission, was received some weeks
SEQ from The same source.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21
Della ware. o., March 1f la g

MOTT E OF FCU-PARTNERSHIP
The undersignad have this day formed partner.
ship under Vie OF rRUE DUNLAP, VIII con-
tinae The Boot shoe and Leather Lnaness, the Old
stand Of }. & ! .Dny.
Il. w. TRUE.
A. DC ALAP.
March II .Ge2.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21


Mrnuoel-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21

Aaron. Mullen Alden. f. B. ADAMS,
| Co. 7, 32d Ohio Regiment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21

II is understood that arrangements have
been made for the release from their paroles OF
all the officers of our army, regulars and vol
Hnteers who have been put on parole by the
eaemy. We have such host of prisoners
that there is no longer any need that a single
officer or private shall be any longer on pa-
rnlp
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-21

Lyman Carpenter, Admir-. }
of George Granger, deed. Delaware County,
against ohio.
jobs B, Waters. and Court of common Flea y.
others. ~
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

DSkTlSTRTs
ARTrErrsb TEETH BEAUTIFUL SETS ON FINE
N sJt pa pine silver ruOper, ant the waite meal.
ichit n1 tB % So Neusnted. Teeth exirated withoat
pain SHi1, rf aHd houc nllings, br - 81 vm Id
ksso &, AnRe aai u r'f'1EtA d. bVFHBh, oen'st
= 600 cFFWfTGA4Fs. HAVING HAD ONE TOOTH
L. .-s' wy ti AeNt rlN y Dr. w . JAI ,LlhRs.
Is lINNN = Nrs NN1 leta IlH y iway ch'sr Wy ir
81 uH reuntrenM tl4n lH e t.ersnS rom tot III
Vie NU~1 EAeriN, ..a0r i y.f0Oin street and
M tsrn4s
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

yNANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w yonng girl first rate annresq, wouli do cook
washing aud ironing In small private family has nest OF
cy reference from her last Can be at l36 Wes
81
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, SITUATION AS
w cnambermaid and waitress has good city rrferen
Ca at 49 9th between 18th aud 3oh s,s second noo
back
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPElTABLE YOUNG
~ woman, as nurse and seams.resa or to 10 cham er
work Has two years city reference from her last pace
Can be seen for two days at 10 Atlantic st. Book second
hoor, back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08

enswy appearing In strong force. he deemed prudent
rstre which he did successfully arriving at Beaufort
yesterday noon.
Lieut. Rsh Of the Fiftsth PenusyIvaaia, was killed
by the accidental discharge Of his pistol while prspar
for the march ON Wednesday evening,
The steamer Flora Capt. Fengar, has just re-
turned from Stone, whore she was anchoro1, WITHIN
seven miles OF Charleston, last night. Capt FA1gar re-
ports that the enemy that vicinity about tea thou.
sand strong. A battle Is looked for
The proclamation OF the President ecctuay squA oh
ing Gen. Hunters abolition order, received hsre
with profound satisfaction II will have most salt
tary effect on soldiers who becoming much dee
morazed At the idea or fighting only for the niggers
and sssociating with them as soldiers.
The negro brigade has been disbanded.
You will probably have heard, before this reaches
you OF the capture Of the English steamer Patras laden
with cose powder &C. by the blockading squadron OF
Charleston, on the Goth inst She north. en-
close list OF her oficers:Captan, H. Elliot first ohcer,
w. r. Tells; second officer, Henry Gowdy third officer,
VIM. Dowe,is Chief Engineer, Thos Bonner; Purssr,
Thos A. Aloroft. The Patras left London on the 18th
OF April, with papers for st. Johns, and to an
anchor on BULBS Island, abreast Of Cape Roman Light
house, on tho night OF the Goth. At daylight her
Captain discovered that he surrounded by
sells, and surrendered without attempting escape.
Bonner the engineer, claims to be relative OF Robert
Bonner, the we'll known editor Of the Ledger.
There change TO note IN the affairs this island
Tho weather is very warm and oppressive, tho Their
momster indicating in the shade Temperature OF ninety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08

IMPROVED TACTICS OF NAPOLEON ULLMAS.--
Ullman, the great Napoleon Of the Opera, has
returned from Elba, and has collected together
immense forces for the coming campaign. He
came out yesterday with manifesto of his
highly attractive programme, and will open
the Irving Place Opera House to the public of
New York on Wednesday next. This campaign
ia to be conducted upon the most improved
principles Of modern operate tactics. II will
be short, but brilliant and magnificent The
General opens on Wednesday evening with
Madame Comte Borchard, lady Of considera-
BILE European fame, and who has hitherto been
a star Of the first magnitude in the New Orleans
Opera. Following Immediately after this splen-
did move, Napoleon offers Madame Hermann
the wife Of the celebrated prestidigitateur, in
the beautiful opera, "The Child Of the Regi-
mentr This is this Iady's first appearance on
any stage, and the operagoing folks will con-
sequently be on the tiptoe Of expectation
That these two moves will cause great sensa-
ton there can be no doubt. In addition to
such attractions, Ullman has secured the SER
vices Of Gottschalk, the renowned pianist. as
well as those Of Hermann, the prestidigitateur.
The operas will be produced in the most effect
i've style, the artists engaged are of the high
est order of talent But the greatest idea Of
Napoleon in this matter 10 that of bringing
these varied performances within the reach Of
all classes. The soirees Of Hermann have
hitherto cost from half a dollar to . dollar
for admission; those Of Gottschslk one dollar
to one dollar and half, and the Opera itself
generally about the same figure. Now, by .
grand coup, Ullman combines all these bril-
iances in one, and for half dollar he gives
the public the whole Of those advantages for
which they have heretofore had to pay some four
dollars or more. This is decidedly Napole-
onic move; and, with the experience that this
great operatic director has gained during bis
European tour, and the admirable management
he Is displaying, we feel convinced that he will
successfully avoid that Waterloo which has an
initiated 50 many Of his predece ssors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
The Navy.

CAyrGA-hve guns--steam gunboat-was-.chavs sailed
yesterday from the Navy Yard Brooklyn. but will mo-
leave until tomorrow. She will 60 to New Orleans d.
rect and persons desiring send letters papers
their friends the squadron Of the Mississippi
by leaving their packages at the Naval Lyceum. The
Cayuga has undergone considerable REPAIRS having besn
tolsrably well shattered at the bate OF New Orleans
Her length water line 1853 fcet breadth OF beam -
feet depth Of hold IL feet and draws 10 feet Annexed
IL q correct list OF her oiIcers:-
Lieutenant CommdndingeD. NJ Fairfax.
Li,u'enon. and Execufs, OEcer-Gcorge H. Perkins.
Acting Mdters-E. u. Percy, John Hanson
Assisiant Snr0eon-EdwardS s. Boalrt.
Actiag AssissdA Poym1Ster-,J. w. Whiffcn.
Erainovs-Second Assistant. j. M. Harris; Third A.
sistants, J. Sydney, j. Chafeo, X. Aston.
Lcting Adar's Mdes-2obcrt o. Lanfsrs, Francis r.
Stevens, VIM. A. Pattng, James Gilcn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
The Missouri state Convention.

JsFrxRsos CRY, No., June Q, 1852
In the Convention to-day the Committee Elections
reported an ordinance enable citizens this State
In the military service 10 vote at the coming Auguss
election.
Tho special committee ths seats OF absent members
reported in favor Of expcng Messrs Price, Crawfcrds
Thatcher Wright and Turner. the ground OF active
rebellion and favor OF simply declaring vacant The
seats Of Messrs. Chenanit and Watkins.
II was moved 10 strike the name OF Mr.. Watkins
for the that he had renounced the rebellion and
been pardonod by the President but after discussion the
motion was lost az also motion to simply declare
the seat Of Mr.. Wright vacant.
The report was adopted.
The petition OF seven hundred citizens or tho Fourth
Senatorial District presented asking for the expui
sion or Prince L. Hodgns from the convention as being
unworthy 10 represent the Union people OF that district
No better evidence needed ohis raoroua and COM
temp;bo conduct than that he bias aided and abetteo
tho rebellion and has dared TO show himself IN saa0
district since last september
Mr. HoDGJNs asked for the appointment OF COMMITTEES
TO investigate his case, which was agreed to-
Tho disc ssion the ordinance defining the qua1ca-
tons OF and civil officers then removed, and
after several speeches for and against it, the motion OF
Mr. Orr made yesterday to strike out the clause dsran.
chising no have taken arms against the go
given aid encouragement TO the reboli0us
carried by "A against "a.
Ga motion, the ordinance was recommited TO the
committee. +
Mr. HOWELL moved 70 instruct the committee 10 report
ordinance the basis oil his minority report-namo
w. deferrng all elections till the regular gubernat0
jected !,
There seemed to be majority in favor Of this propO.
sition but without vote Oh the notion the convention
adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
Obituary.

Died, 1t the battle OF Fair Oaks, Virginia, Captain
THEODORE RusEL, OF Company II, sixty-nrst regiment
New York State Volunteers, aged about twenty three
years. Captain Russell well known TO tho literary
public tho Of Joseph Russell the printer and pub
lsher Of John street, young Of talents aud
promise. Having been a member Of the Seventh rsgi-
ent National Guard at tho breaking out Of the rebel
lioa no was among the first TO volunteer III puryecs
Advance Guard Fifth New York State Volunteers and
wounded at tho Eight at Big Bethel. Upon his re-
covery no called 70 tho command OF Company H.
the Sxt yrst Now York state Volunteers and has
gIorousy met his death at the head OF his during
the lerces OF the late engagement before Richmond.
right Of the line ei!citsd warm commendaiion from
Genera Howard, when lie unfortunately carried e6
by q rifle ball.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08

The OCCUPATION OF MExpHs-OuR MAP OF
THE MISSISSIPPI RvER.-For bird'ssye view
Of the vast importance Of our recovery OF the
Mississippi river, we refer the reader to the
map OF that great continental artery which
we publish this morning, bond Of the Union
which cannot be broken asunder. The news
Of the occupation Of Memphis, received last
night from General lialleck, gives increased
interest TO the map.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
Arrival or Discharged Soldiers.

Tbs ship Idaho Of Boston, Captain Hows, arrived 81
this port yesterday morning. from Ship Island May II.
bringing sixty discharged soldiers from General Butlsrs
army They belong to the following regiments
Twenty sixth Massachusetts, Volunteers, six mon.
Thirtieth Massachusetts Volunteers, 1vs men.
Thirty first Massachusetts, Volunteers. thirty men.
Twelfth Maine Volunteers, fve men.
Thirteenth Maine Volunteers one man.
Fourteenth Maine Volunteers, two nen.
First Maine battery, two
Second Indiana Volunteers, four men
Sixty -saventh Michigan Volunteers, four men
Z Shs also brings number Of servants aud Quarter
masters men. Died on board May 81, B. 8. Long. ~
Contcook N. II. He belonged TO the Quartermastsr's
Department. eeIf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
The Floods in the Delaware and LchIgA
Rivers.

reports fran Mauch Chunk and vicinity represent the
damages that region to the canal, railroad and private
property, and destruction Of lc, greatly exceeding
tho antcpations The canal is represented
washed away for three miles from Mauch Chunk
-Four dams have been washed away. Several persons
resident at South Bethlehem missing, and is feared
thoy have been drowned.
All the Islands in tho ars covered with valuable
lumber and timber. The Bevidere and Delaware Rail-
road resumed operations to-day Tho Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western is open to the Delaware Water
Gap The Lchigh Valley road will be in operation 70
Allentown tomorrow, making connection from New
York to Harrisburg The balance Of tho road will be
paired in ten days. All the bridges on the Beaver
Meadow Railroad are washed away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08

EVERYTHING m CoLoR.-The Tribune remained
silent over the statements Of Parson Brownlow
in reference to the suferings Of the white Union
men who are imprisoned and shot down in Ten
nessce, but eulogizes the statements of Jim
Lane in regard to the negroes down South.
Color 10 everything at the Tribune Office