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Ter the command Of Lieut.. Halliday, ani
numbering about one hundred and sixty men.
n "ut hkty men aro constantly at work
'bunF, hitting and placing the stone IN
Position, AMI guns Will be gradually muuaied
~ the csscmAtcs and smbrasurrs .r,
completed
AT the turc of Norfolk the efforts or the
ncc' were amply seconded 10y the Gre from the
Rip Rar., I'M gum of which threw u,rr shells
t,i'' d,strciivrly within the rel Il m,tcn,h-
rchts az ".lis Point. Al the time of the
a. r.rturc ct i!' burnside Expedition tn. kp
Rps We're calculated. with the hi. SAWYER ,nIr.
an.l the tolrssal kodm,n gun, TO have pls,ci
an important part ip the capture ii Norfolk.
which Was then the aim of Gen Burnside
10y "a. But suhsclucn, Circumstance caused u
change Of rlan-, and the Kip Rups wcre not
made 40 formidable position a would other
" 70 haNr h,nn the cnHn
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
NEW YORK, Monday, May l2

NLW tohh hohdAy, May ~
The stock market today sgain underwent an eI-
uaordinary excitement. The G"vernnents, par
tioularly, under tie influence OF tie news, ros /.
higher than ever, each description from to 8 per
cent. The steamship alone, fell heavily, from tie
late absurdly speculative advance. II IL remsrk
able Vat Kentucky 6's arc now h.hsr than tie
rates At which tie la.t Government loan was
taken.
The annual election Of President OF the Board
resulted III the CHOICE of A. u. Bayh., vice vermIl.
ye, declined.
The amount Of demari notes converted ill lln
IS Is f.i5,0oo.
Tie Grand Street and Nswtown r. X. Co. have
d,c,,cd dividend of 3 per cent
T"c Essex Co., Of Boston, Iays AL snau, dlyi-
dend Of 4 per cent
Willie stocks rise so i'piI'y produce ieclnes--
Flour t,-day fell 10 o,uts, SuI wheat cents per
bushel
The Hen.s brings dates To tire soth. Tho Rus
sian loan was 1t per ctut premium. In Anuricau
securities, th,re WAS very little done U, D. 5's were
quoted I4.
Tie Illinois Ccutrsl Rallrosd earnings FOR April
were fl-3i,t, sysnst $l9?, ,O53 same month las,
year There we've sold 6,0do acres OF land.
The eo.i demand continues iar and thlrs II ey-
dent more determined movemen, To hold for Q
rise. Tho flod of paper VI N tho stock market As
yet eh.eu prices only there, but general business
will Il In Sipp"sed, soon feel the ssme influence.
The rise In specie has been we'll maintained in tho
past week. The foreign demand has been large,
and tho government is also consider able, whils shs
stock here is diminishing. There are two thsosis.
entertained BY the operators ons contends that N,
dsoliAs N she expert Of produce win shs enlarged
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N,.ly reymeu.s. Banf Dep u evr 81
irciyaae.

Wien the new der .snd notes were ready T. be dss
hur't'. de u. utS psrs'd from H. I.tssury inss
uc h.ik v.Lt, tud teen has been rrlo.i.sd V
Tie Cow ium. uI tl.u- HING tie cur,uut 81 psy.
m'' IL w g" iast SIT ..ay, g. vhi, j., o. uev.
tfrN.sut nHd thus tiituR,d tip,uuu unn, aud Ne
'It'hiou vitcd. WHAT m n,y the BlAhs nos
lave g. loan to's mt the o,ien maikt rit 10 "
clear unt a, t.c motley IL no lung'r lnaued \, ~
uo'etninuuL Tire hcrvy payments mIst be l,as uns
q" lt's,gry hf. .t ot .ty to IN Its ni-sna
~ iurt' - uutr, VIM ur ,nia Iu,' LDtcs The
nee % th, I.r cent SHOWS low the in;luS OF shs
Treasury mnds ,lt.t,d tie stock market, but -
hhs'h'h@ generally In tie same time IN ~hi u G.s
g. 'e 'in"ut -nth as rs"u Is Yer cent, fO~r Les
fslcn ~ cent. ret lhi, " Al per cent.
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tCorrss, ondcrc, ~ the SUM
Is TuF Wonus BrT~EEs CoEiSTu AND
PIIIhnL non IANIl-,n, SAT-, Anlll 20, laGg

Is THP WobIs BTTWEEs CoEiETHASp !
PUIHuURGH LAEIItG, Sat, Apiil 20, l562.
reached here day before yesterday, being in
deb,rd T. Capt. Jeweu wilcox, Of the steamer
Platte Valley, hr transportation 'rOm Cairo, Every
thing 10 IN full leaf and blossom, the heavy green
Of the one aud the mingled purple aud snowy
white OF tic other meets you ey, 5ywhere 10 much
fo' the difference between tie Sucker state and
tbs beautifu. 60 Iltry--iu tie Que a heavy snow
sto prluug the naked trees, IN the other nat re
dockel IN her daintest robes and her choicest
jewels.
found Gen. Pope at Harrsburgh, having, T..
gether with his stan, taken possession Of tho most
conmodiOls and aristOCratic houses in the place,
Ill. forces ext nd from the land along the road In
the direction OF Corinth. Those Of Gen IIalleck Ale
posted sorne four miles further down the river, and
occupy the country between Pittsburgh Landing
and Corinth for distance Of hJlf y dozen miles
west from the Landing. Afcr spending . few
hours IN sirnIFing the Solliery appearance OF the
encsmpmeuts At Hamburgh, I started on a visit 10
the main army. A mile or ~ from Hamburger the
ro,si CROSSES Lick Greek, and mile or 90 fom thls
crossing the road reaches into the country Through
Which ragged he conflict Of Ihe 9th. Nature never
wrote her own history upon her tablet rocks more
plainly than the battle Of Pittsburgh written upor
Ihe rsvineS trees and hillsides that extend for
miles back from the river In one tree counted
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one hundred and forty bn'le, marks which extend
ci from tho roots 70 LeisA, Il sixty g. one hun
deed feet tnd'rbrush rs moved III by tie acre
a. completely Rsif d,u, ly IT,. sythe -hu,c trees
sp'Iut red ~ riveu hy ihuudct6lts .yurytius,
even to the smallest bush, Is SCARED and torn by
bullet marks. Within nm area of 1--WE Inilcs not less
thnn 800 bodies have been bud size tie tgtl.
and T. this numbers are being daily added, such as
die, nom tho various hlspitals
Here let me say word Ia regard To some out
r"Seous Sensational reports which have l,e'y ap.
rifyine lines which lave been Published. noticed
IN Western daily The flllpwing
IN lilo atcr mile We met thc same graveyard at.
mosplere, and occasionally head appeared fgom
some rude mound, or linb rigid and slislty cor.
ltcd. was thrust into tiew."
] have spent threo days in examining tc whole
neld, ani think there 10 not IN scre thnt have
~ been over carefully, and have never seen one
susle instance such as IL rea,ed above. Friend
n d Zoe have alike hccn given ~ decent burial sH IL
c-"r given h. the dead of tho battlefield That the
b ads e mules trd horses arc somc,.ms- exposed,
true hut wil' 4 he iuy vrrscity and houot upon
to tlrh OF Ill" assertion that evtrv word oi III.
lines above quoted is rrnelly snd u'nly f'''e.
need not i'ttl an the things pv and fuunl
o. TIE lAt '-iel. repa 'ci descript -. issuadc
everything familiar To- Ne public WIN tns last
few dny-, various DIV -uns If General u,nrckp
army have taken up advanced positions, = now,
.vlrn tie lines pres nj "a iout varying f. s's 10
ten miles fr'm the river, ni.d ~ l. iu, or 30 70
m,utT y hoh now prevail are vastly different : pn
those which existed rrior 10 IT." arrival ~ Genera
Iialcck The stic'sst sanitary regulations AZ
cniirc.d-,luugs IN al cases ARE now ORDERED, me-
recommended, Hs they wer" formerly, and ln c"nS'
lurnce, ey-iythng IL now at"i ed 10 with pron pit
neHa. brllrs are frequent aud thorough; the men
are improving IN health Gnd spirits, while their
'oursge ri''r In proportion IA they mud thoy sre
bein, banded by a -nlIisr.
found that many Cairo corrcspouicuti dating
tAer letters from ,l'- point have, intentionally or
.ih"twlse 4 ne goat injustice tp riary regiment =
.rd particularly the Sixteenth Iowa II tH rsid
.ln' Wien brought into action they throw down
'c,r arms aud rIn away without hrius shot, TIE
SNte' nth wac brought uTon the teld sunday morn
my, rud for tie NrHt . anus were PIT In Their
hsrIs and smmuuitipn di''riuutod, au0 In view Of
many Disadvantages they l,d their position for an
hour and forty inmates, losing - killri and shoGt
T." wounded. Being then partially fanked, they
fall back In obedience to u~l,fs-a portion in I'D
order oh ~ H. cousideralll confusion.
Operations, with = vi w " future movements,
IRE = d'ily occur -nce. The county ~ being
thoroughly examined, maps drawn, roads and
bridges cln.tructcd, heavy recpnnnlssano"s being
made al 9TH view To - movement, which. when
t is made, WI he made not b.udy 'W under
rtanduay Occadonal skirnish.s occur dsren
these par' aud rc"uting bsld, OF the enemy, Tut
With no serious results
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from now II can d,stroy by its terrible fire
from thrcc cusematcd batteries ard one en- bar
bette. lns'ing the piles oi stone whith entirely
surround the place, We comc upon the walls u
thc tiis, line Df cascngtcs, which are + rtiullv
erected. These walls are from 1G 30 | b ct Ia
wulh and nrc made VI granite do,e,ailcd IL
such a manner that each stone muit hc crushed
Lctorc II breach can le m'de. This limo At caec-
mates, when fiui-hcd, will be surrounded ly u
r1oat 40 - protection against escalndr. All
crc,icrs aye lillc1 with concrete ahl the h'o ~
4 siunc laid III Gem nt. Tie doors ot the .in-
'rIsurcs are ui wrought iron. two inches thicl,
md vii resist any fire ot nSskctrv. and
also .heils cam IN shot, uurss driven
from q ii.nr position. The fort now mounts only
thirteen cuns but is intended for two hundred
AMI s'X'y-hyc, aud this will PRO, ably Lc tho
strongest lur,il alton IN the world.
There hav. been two companies In the fort
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$40 BEST PIANO. e1Sn
NIOO GROXEsTEEN & Hale p Oll

naVlhg removed TO their new whrerounls, AVS
DIoAdNay are now prepared u oier the pub
TIC magnificent new scale full octave X Sc
wood Pisnotorte, containing all Improvements
known In this country or Europe, Ovsr-strung
iron frame, for $3.50 cash, warranted for D years.
Rich moulding cases, Si75 to $500, all warranted
made OF the best seasoned material and ~ stand
better than any sold FOR $500 OF $3.50 by the old
methods of manufacture. We invite the best Judges
70 examine aud try these new instruments, and we
stand ready at all t.mes " test them with any
others manufactured in this country.
GRoyEsTEEN d HALE, as Broadway, NY.
my1 2ise'l2s
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AND JLWELEY.
fQIIllE & LANnMK.

Jewellers, and NJ nuacturers = English Sterling
elVcr ware AID fne 10 and Is caret gold J'welry,
and me nm st qualty of Watches aud Diamonds,
which they are selling at 10 per cent above the ac-
luSl ~ ~. SQUIRE Il LANDER,
hpiJ Z]as'llo gI Fulton 81, y. Y.
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= FLOUR
NEAL AND FEED MILLS

Ins propristo- having put IA new snd improved
nlaeu,h..y 'ur grinding wh,st and making -four, Ia
P'Psreu 10 srl AZ good an article of Flour as can he
'olhl anywhere, and at IA sressDnsbl. prices Wheat
AND Rye Flour Graham and Bnckwhaa, Flour, Gne
white aud Yellow Mcnl, Oat a., CoaIso N. a. K.
Nal, Hominy, aud Whesten Grit, Gro,iI,l Feel
hne Feed, Oil Me-, Cracked Corn, &c. n. M f,cU
Err o>4 Hudson 81, bet Baut AMI Hammond .ts,
~ T. au25 .ia .lTD
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The Rip Raps, in Norfolk Harbor Virginia

The accompanying sketch Is all accurate re-
presentation oi The Rip Rap., small island at
the entvancH of Norfolk harhur. Fort Calhoun,
or the R.p TAPS, presents only the appearance of
mas Of storcs, Piled mp without regard to re-
rulnri'v. .w!'h 'hTcc ,uidings, -omc dgiri,ls for
hu'tin.,, ard tie masts of II schooner, hin., Oh
thu eo,ul 'i',, 7, rihS above HE lilos Of stone.
On email ~.arf formerly sooi tbs celebrated
sawyer gun, hurstcd 10y m accidental i! l!.clarec,
which was =, one tine the first utjc,; Of interest
VA landing, .sW-s 10y far the test zen ou tlc
lace, ard wouli have thrown Shelf into the
confederate batteries ON Stwall's Point, three
anl quarter miles distant. The Rip Il ys
altogether covers space OF a little more ~ .n
three acres |, stand, nearly in the centre of the
channel, wl.i.h it completely commands, aud is
about one and - half miles from For'r,.s Mou-
roe, which when 1t is iili,hol, nine or ten years
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Our Spo Ia, Corresp ponGeuoe.

Letter from Gen. I'aiieck's Army-The
Passage Of the Tennessee Poae's
Army my-,!aIks of the Battle Sen,at'on
s,orles -Cons eauences OF Change In
Command.
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DAWNBROKERS TICKETS WANTED
1 The highest prices paid for pswnbroksr's tick
ets Of diamonds watches, jewelry, guns, pistols,
dry goods. 30. = n Becker VI up stAirssplt s<sc
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GEN, GRANT Ia, by q recent order Of Gen.
Hsllvk, virtually dspOsed from bis command.
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A"'OOc morLtape Oh real estate IA New
York OF Brooklyn. Parties wanting smaller
amounts can be aceomnodsted. DAN'LN LASH.
Eh ~ nassau ~. N y. myl0 3'l35
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yNANTED-IOO SHIRT HANDS, 30 OP-
w orators on wheeler Il W i.ou's machiue, ,nd
30 bAisters; steady enI .oymtnt III duane street,
Wy stairs. MI. J'IJU
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WANTED--2 FIRST RATE MlLLlNERS,
w s. 10 50 a week will lt pad 20 good colnps-
ient hands. Apply at JAMES PuELONs, tt2
p shth ave bet asth spd s9th ats myiu J-l5G
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THE VALUE OF A SEWING MACHINE
L Is more thar doubled by the selfiuckiug and
quilting attachment: price f5 Call aud sce 1t In
operntion, at Mrne. DLMOREsT'S Emporium, 4T3
Broadway, or 2T East lt,h 1t. iny3 2b,c'l<4
THE GREAT AMERICAN PUMP-THE
l. best cistern, well, fire and force pump; raises
from all depths, forces 10 ell distances wOiks easy
aud well, will not rdGt or freeze has three years
sncc'ss And no equal prices reduced drawings
and prices sent free. Address JAMES N. EDNEY,
$IJH Broadway, n. Y. APPS itc'll8
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WANTED.
NJ Y-VOsBt'RG CUASSTIRs. bSD


A RIM -NOSBURG CHASSEuBS, b5D
A X, ~, NY. s. V. DEpentui ZouaNos at,-n-
ZION. Nauted ~ Rlle bodied mtn I, hI uli Cltn-
tsny H. ~ tho above regiment Any members oi
W." late n'Epin"uil Z'uaycs who are snNios - ~
tul.st have nt0 IN opport.uty " do - un'itt twn
O tne.r u.d oil crs i..s re-. ment is CO nlusnlc4 "
Col ~. A. BUCKINGHAM, late Major ~ the 'ist
Reet, y. y. S Il. aud soryan,cd under special
erdcr irOim tie War u patiiuent Tue eu,au
tent Of tie fIn ut IS At Be- cyuc Garden come
81 SOD st. H. y. luiOrms aud cqu i'tn'n n's issued
iInintd d.atcy ,uitun, ~ 800 bounty. IT, .-iu-
tits % .I. ,l.i,t.u. 81 ), ttt,INe tHiu riN ~
p,f We i from ties, g.. Recruiting o'Ict. G e,i-
ban tqda 'c, bal o. t,tuelne T. w II Ii r
Cess, Capt: BERRY ION, 1t 1t. mya a 'lil
A ATIES1lON-WAN1LD JNN NREiEp
q Aolc hu'!tl '.,i = r..u 'o- - Il 90. 80
OLF't A. Nr'". T. .risr A-"v IlIer c0'fi.-
ri"s - Co. le N'.i tt To-t n milton. : ~ y vi.
" t'sIf, ful "'l ~ o." rN'-. sg ". D. ''f.
sIo To- bc sIIv lt.i q .''n tla,, uos '- - 5 flr
orportunt '. u'l .i.,lcfs o.. ., fir.tu... b.
g.. :. h.igt Ia 49, " g. E'4lA . CO.,
! '.t.Ha.L hh B.-.. ItLt~.t .t4.,. .f rt;C'
4 Efili'iAL llDNils--NtN. ID y
= smart BY, N.u.u .'....t t..... vc..
go U u.r' iasl 70. ID. B.. ,- .., O. yt-a Ir \
jniriN. bi i,sp .a - r.lrS'iri
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SPECTACL LES--GOLD, SILVER AND Steel
Ospe ectsces eye gssses, microscopes teltscol en-,
opera glasses, surveying and drawing ins,run.r
Thermometers, hydroinet.rr, patent army CON.
passeA SC, nj low prices, At HUNTERS, 100 Will
an a. near Bseknsn. n,y9 2Isc'iST
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
L ell kinds of wsTte paper and rags, by
FIR. WALKER,
No ~ SDrrice At nvo olacsIpY
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WAN1ED q BRASS COCK MAKERS,
wv and one general workman, and one stout boy
n go errands and mako himself otherv useful.
inquire 2ll Centre st, Sd foor-S. II. GIBSON.
mylO ,,sl9q
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.UANTED-Y0UNG MIN WISHING TO
n 60 10 sea. Voyages 10 an parts Of the world
merchant service, United States Navy and
.llng voyages. Apply At lo9 South st. rpls 24ac'
|ANTED - LADIES TO LEARN TO
operate on singers and ". d. WIS sewing
ihihe-iaughs perfect In all its branches, and
r, mr,mended % work. Terms SLID Pu!ton at,
tHiyn, w s.Aln. mh2s l4aH'
a SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
Ill.,, & ~sn.ed ,or wheeler and Wilson's sewing
ibe psad literally for the use Of II slso loo
Iers and button-nols makers, Il ia Cou,s n.
klyn, up flight Of stairs. myi0 SsraT ="
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VUANTED-IIANDs TO WORK on CAV.

w airy and infantry pants, 4 operators on
Singers machine, 20 bastefs AM ~ iu.sL,rs, .u,.
Any one wishing can board Ia I.- iaHli.y. c. j
~ week a. 2T New Bowrry.
myi2 2sl6s J. AcC0RN't
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(NANTED-ALL PERSONS WHO DO
w not get theigpay sr their labor or their goods
10 call at my ofhce, Il Chambers n, room 3, AMI
Get legal sdviee frss OF charge. H. NJ PECKuAM,
Counsellor at Law. Divorces obtained without any
publicity Cut this out. mylG 3'lt2
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ms WHO WISH To

~ learn 10 operota On snger's sewing ma
Ines; terms only ~ practice ou all kinds of
1rk, and recommended togood places an n learn.
Z; also good sewers 70 learn the pantaloon trade.
quire 80 u lauCy vt. apll 2iacslb3
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tish, cooked them and tten took a man,

fish, cooked them and then took a nap
When they saw people ON the banks. thew
'hurrahedn for Jef Davis, told terrible
stories about HchaWinR up Yankees At
Chattanooga" about their being secret
emissaries Of Jef. Davis, &c., &c, all of
which Eas- devoutly believed.
On Tuesday morning they reached Wolf
Island, in Altamahaw Sound, where they
lay down exhausted and famished for want
of food. At daylight they pulled over to
Sapelo Island, which was found deserted.
Reminding there on Wednesday, they dis
covered the United States gunboat WAN
sutta, Lieutenant Commandiug Semmes,
who took them on board, and transferred
them next morning to the United States
steamer Florida, Captain Goldsborough,
where they were treoted in the best man
ner. AtSt Simou's Sound they were put
on board the United States supply vessel
Massachusetts, which steamer arrived here
on the evening of July 4ih. 9fis $40
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks s!

------- WHoLEsALE Q RETAIL. -
B. SHEPPARD No.l31 Main Street, corner
81 Union, wrI continued to keep on hand alArgeGna
emplste Of all articesin his line, consist
ng or Ladies' and Gentlemens Saddles Fine Coarse
Harness. Trunks, Yalices, Carpet Bags, SatchOls COL
lara URfnes whips, 4c.il4n!s!i ffsa n u
Would respectfully call attention to my stock, and
trust by strict attention and promptness 70 merit
continuance OF the public patronage
lIkinds of repairing promptly done, andtn . pro
g sep2o '59 lsl, Main Street
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JOHN q. CHANDLER,

. "a Attorney at Law.
w-oHF1oE over Bank Of whsslinEs. ~, ~
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Escape OF shiloh PrIsoners--A ThrIlI.
| Ing Narrative.
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CARSON UI5
9 saEYlings Bank of sling,

so 06lck Ndti-t beilceel AollToe el'a UIa0iI'I
lToNEY RECEIVED on TRANSIENT DEPosIT
IN Interest paid ON Special Deposits. Oollections
promptly attended to. Exchange on the East pohght
and SSld. -THOS. H. LIST, fESs.9ssns. .tsn
eisAWLP HILDRETH, Treasurer tAnl42ss. ;
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poisoned bowl for patriots unintimidated
will press forward to freedom aud Victory,
or falling will be blessed by posterity.-
Awake to your duty Tennesseeahs Come
up to the glorious work of saving your
country Let us take u long pull. and q
strong pull, and a pull altogether, and our
country shall stand forth tegenerated, aud
redeemed, and peace and prosperity again
shall bless our borders. aisssg Fiass
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sketch of Gov. Jonnson,s speech from
NiShto the 4th-Southern RepudI-
alton VS.. Mort hern Negro Stealing
Treason Must be Made OdIous, and
Traitors SImnOYartShed
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New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODSl

FfNHE subscriber has received and opened $50
II cases Of new Spring aud Summer iry Goods,
which VIII be sold At wholesale aud retail At lower
prices than ever bofOre. Having purchased consid-
erlbe more than intsnded as bought all kinds OF
go5ds for Cash and at less price than at any other
season. am determined to dispose Of them according
? BBsT MBRRIhIAcK, cOOHReO. and other Call.
Goes Of equal grEde, at l21f cents yard. Second
quality, fist color, Rt e6. ~ ~ % 81
BLRAoHED MUSLIN, yard wide, best quality At
12Lei =, wide Rt 10c per ard.
UHBLEACakD MUSLIN, such as sold weeks
ago at lss' VIII nov sen At 121ze, and Othsrs,
ALL OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD Prices.
BLACK SILKS. which sold always 4. 8. .l2J<, per
yard, will sell ut SIIEc. -
In FANCY SILKS I have an the latest novsltisa
An exeellsd quality Of Barred summer snk st only
BNGLlsH BEREGES, worth 2sc, for l2JSe.I
LUPEN'S BBREGES, worth 81 1le. for dc
prices - !, -
cHALLIEs q De LANES as low a i2JZe 4 yard.
Also large stock and Yariety OF Spring and sum
mer sHAWLS CEOAKS 4 MANTILLAS, at the very
sNKEDLRW0RKs in every variety; Collars worth
b0c, for on1y 2se.
oARPETslO pieces, AL styles. cheaper than ever.
COUNTRY MERCHAHTS will dnd that
my Wholesale Department q more e0thplets than at
any pTeEpus season, and m sell gp0ds cheaper in
such quantities they require, than they could be
bought In the Eastern cities. lt4l-ta
.,...s. ALRX. HEY3IAN,
mh25-dGW5m 1sT Main st.. WhseIingsVa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-10
G0ppsT,T & ShsstIron Ware.
TO THE PUBLIC!

II NOW keep the largest assortment or WARE
II that can be tOund Ia the city, aud am fnIIy pre-
pared to fll all orders at short notice.
Ny stock consists In part Of the flIotFfnH FOODS:
All kinda Of Plain Fin and Japtnnel War; an kinds
OF Eheet Iron Ware Copper and Brass Kettles Of an
Aizesi also C'king and Healing Stoves 0T the best
patterns, for wood or coal
Msretnts and others visiting the city will dnd it
TO their advantage to give call before puFehas-
ing elsewhere.
SCOUTING and Cutters constantly on hand.
All kinds Of JOB WORK will receive nay personal
attention. b. =. CALDWELLE
ft.. No. s Main 81, on. b. & o. r. r. Depot
mhS-1y Wheeling. Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-19
rrENRY n. LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IIENRY n. LEEDS. AucTIoyEER--sALuABLh
I'LL Diamond Jewery.-HENRY II. LEEDS A co Nill
sse ~ auction oni Tuesday May 20 at II O'clock hsir
ssaesrocm 70 Nassau street. valuable Diamond Jewey,
being the Of the stock rich jcwelrv &C.
expressly imported for Broadway sales consisting or Dia.
.uond Brooches Rings Bracelets finest Duplex Chrome.
smetsrs Levers, BY Cooper Bretans Roske Levels and
other Neck, Vest and Fob Chains solid
serlIng Sverware Carriage Clocks by Cooper &c Also,
IL IL O'clock precisely BY order Of executors about lots
of Diamonds set all OF the nnes description, without
auv reserve. to close the estate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-19
T,uoposALs FOR THE SUPPLY OF FRESH RrFJ

PROPOSALS. FOR THE SUPPLY OF FRESH BEEF
for nse OF United States troops stationed Fort Column
bus New York harbor, for one year commencing June
S62 will received a the Once of the A. A. c. s. Fort
lumbus New York Harbor until IL O'Clock M, Dist
Instant The beef 10 be Of first quality "a equal proper
lions hind quarters, and shanks excluded
and be delivered at Fort Columbus at such times in
such quantities may be required Two ecuri les OF i've
dollars each, will be required for the faithful
ment of the contract Propoas will be addressed 70 First
Lieutenant B. B. Chds, Sixth Infantry office OF A. A. g. g.
Fort Columbus, New York arbor and be endorsed Propo
aas the supply Of been The undersigned
the right reject any all bids which he deems exrava
CANT, or doubtful securities. B. h. CHILDS,