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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28

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rFAvE NOW N STORE THE IARGEsr AND MOST
n cgnplete assortment Of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever oaered in this market consisting in part Of
- Tons Rolled Hammered and Swcdes Iron;
NayiGrss Cast r. Z. Get main, 4 u spring, Steel;
] T0u T. r and American Nail Rnd'
Wagon Buggy ~ulky and seat SPRINGS Eastern
Axeis, yir. an1ils ReIiovs kc Coil Chain = 1-1s.
> and re l. x Halter and Breast Chains; Cow Ties;
Pump Chan and Tube, Bolts, Nuts, Washers Sv.;
Faxes frsi quality tLss from N9 I" 3uN40, (any
20 ord;I) sash Buors and Blinds iurnish d
PaiuIs-white Red oil and dry, FreurI,
Zlne1 White Itiarasse, Nenitian Ped, Whiting, &c;
rpentue, I.insced thI and Putty:
Brushes-taint, HLTnsh, Whitewash. Horse and shoe,
Feather busters:
500 dnzn Lcks aud Lat hes complete ortmeI.t:
zoo dog n Greenwood istiS: 100 duZ Wrought Bread
Narrow Table and Brass Is I'almer's Blind aud
tireedwoOI's Congress Butts; Blind FaStenIngs aud
sash Lrcks; cord Gimblct pointed Screws
Il "A i l. T. G L TIE. RY.
e u p Co. respectfully cali the attention of
nuSkrcerS aud al their to' of TablcCutiery
consisting nf Ivory Balanced Handles Buffalo Horn
CasuI In common Handles with and tined SEED
Forks Ivory and Cocoi handled CarvcIs:
30 d''z Pocket Cutlery IS different varieti'-;
American ami Eng iiSl shears and Scissors
Axs-IsObrrt's- Whites Hunts, Simmnnd' =. Erooks
Bro'hers Bread Axes. Hunts and simmpnd's Bench
Shingie AMI l1thing Hatehets:
AugHrs-Milwrights :. Carpenters. e. :. and common
BttSi lark tiraiHatel. Churrhills. Hammer Twist
LHOmmci cu'S AID common.
chiscls-C- : Ss'cket. Muriise I'uring and Farmer;
Saws-Ica and Iravits MHlay ami Sash, English and
American y Cut, shepherd Irvings, spear x lack
sous and other makes; hand PaInel, Rip, TenOn
Compass SANS.
Bench Planes, Flumbs, Levels, &c.
IIin'lleS-Saw, Plane, Augur, ChiS"l, Pick.
Gate hinges. sill shutting and Id00Strap and
JOINT hinges Wrought RasIHS an Staples, Gate lIchcs-
Whips. Whip Ishrs and Hide Whips Patent and Fan-
elrd Leather: Entmrled CarriaEr Cloths; Oil Table
Cloths and oil Carpet: Saddiery and Harness Trim
nings Shoe Kit, a good assortment Bird Cages
Glassgs, ttHary SeeI etr-. together with Thousand
other drticrs which the attention OF the public is
respectfully invited aug. .26. '5g
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28
ANSWERS.
1sE 81 Tsna1 oIlllItity of Limo

1st! a small quantity of lime wa
ter is introduced at the commence
ment of the boiling. Next the syrup
is strained through canvas sacks
Afterwards it passes into immense FL
ters, containing bone charcoal BY
these three processes a great amount
of extrancous vegetable matter is cx-
tracted. aIt is then subjected to a
rapid boiling at 16O degrees heat in
what is called a vacuum pan. which
finishes the process. So far as VIC
could judge there was letiing used
to impair, but rather to improve the
EealthfnIness of the refined product.
This cannot be said of some of the re
fined syrup offered in the market.
I'D. One hundred gallons of fair
crude syrup yield about ninety of the
refined product.
y Sd. The cost of refining is not
over six cents per gallon in large
quantities.
.4th 1T ranksywitll Tho, best refined
g Golden Syrup" The Eastern refn-
ed syrups are not uniform in quality.
except in the highest grades. 1t has
none of the '.bonesct" taste of the m-
refined syrup, nor the smoky favor
which often occurs in other refined
Fyrnps.s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28
Robertsr stse1 PloRs

MUST received, good stock OF RoBERTs STEEL PLows
~ which offered to the public superior Plow
which will be sold low for cash.
Eab. - c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28
Proclamation,

Proclamation.
MEN and BOYS AnIAINING CoUNrIEs
I4 Although thousands upon thousands of I,tri.,ti,
men have left their homes defense their coufry
there are still great many lett whom it Will be.
good news ID learn that though the cold and frosty ia vs.
Oh autumn ald inter are coming upon them tlcy can
be supplied with the nrcrssIry personalities in the
snap OF iEAIDY MADE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GooDS
SAWLs HATS AND CAPS. at prizes The reputation
OF selling Geas in this line any other house
IN town. in the county borne by the undersigned for
number of years, Will b. still fully maintained
this The great commercial disaster in the cas-
tern ctIcs having enabled them buy their Coos be-
low the original cost of them and the advantage of
which they giving their customers by olcrinm
them goods fabulous low prices.
Now therefore all We and boys he We big or lit
tie, rich poor. the GREAT CLUnuNG EMPuEIIy NJ
OF Reynolds rink, and let your bc big or lit
tie, they will be happy wait you, sell you all you
want, and send You your way home rtjoicIlg
No charge for showing goo
REYNOLDS X FRANK.
Delaware, Oct IS 1861.
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Refined sorghum syrup,

The cultivation Of Sorghum has
been fairly tried in the Western States
and it has become an important, al.
most q staple product. At the late
session of the Illinois Horticultural
Society, held in Chicago, committee
was appointed to inquire into thesub-
ject Of refining syrup. Their inquir-
les and the answers thereto arc I'M
Portant, as indicating the fact that an
abundance of excellent syrup may be
produced in the Northern States at
q price reasonably low. The com
mirtce directed their attention to the
following points:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28
LAMPS.
FOR SALE.

Mails.
TCST received b"st brand Wheeling Nais which will
SJ be sold low for Cash.
Dec. ., s.. {. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
TCST received. good stock Of Chopping Axes the
y best brands-warranted Also, Broad Axes; Boy :
AXrs: Carnentcr's AdZrs, &c. &c.
Dec. &, '64. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28
New warches.

7 am now receiving for the Spring Trade a nszr
lot ei watches an WSuld nvttc lnsl'ct ton OF my
stoek ny those wiit;n" To buy, and hesitate saw
that my prices will be found low those anv other
establishment IN the Stac-vIll drrluStra. this by sui,
joining Il few OF the low prices which sell Watches
Il good silver lePinc (warrintrd) for 81 90.
4 good Silver LcIiinr, hunter tor $40
Silver Detached Levers, hunter cases at SO to SIS
lind Gold ladies' WatC4 (warrantcd) Tor $50.
A fine Gold LADIES' Watch gold dial very prctty s15
a line 6ald Detached Lever. rulI ,.Rclc,i tor $50
Gold Hunter Case, Detached Lever, full I,y.lei S5
A full assortment the American Watches in tai It,i
silver cases, at low prices
good assortment fine detached levers with silver
Caps excellent timc-keepers.
School teachers supplied with watches on fayOra blc
terms Second hand watches. warranted as ioyr ,s 81
My assortment OF watch and uthr goods in the Jewel
r line will be found full AMI complete wants of
the market shall seem require Ieasc call at No 3
lllliins ISpck e. PLATT.
April Is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28
Lime! Lime! Lirne!
GuiIerW.
X. y. SN.s., {.

E7INE Ivar and Bono Handle Table Knives
z tu" lo"trt Knives HtE"f shd S,iss'la. gI tAe ha
utr.rv. .ats.- a.t. fiji t..ur .. titaf 81 ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28
Hav Knives.

A superior quality just received and for sale by
"A Dec. o, 81 c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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DIR. McLean's Universal Pills,

FOR Liver Complaint, Bilious Hcedache, &c.
There has never been CATiTARTIC medicine. uTcrcl
to the public that has given s;iC entire satisfaction
MCLEAN UNIVERSAL lIIIs
Beng entirely vegetable, they perfectly innorcnt
an cl be taken by tire HrSt tender infant yet prompt
and powerful in removing all Bilious srcrctios A m
or Impure from the stomach In fact they the
~ Pills tF should be used in IHtaiious districts.
Thry produce no Gripping, Sickness pam in the
ach or Bowels though artvc and searching inthcIr
operation, prOnHting healthy seccrtipns ui the Liver
and Kidneys. Who will sun from Bi iliOusncss Head
ache and OulStOmac, when 50 chGpa remedy cin Ije
obtained? Keep them constantly nl han ii single dose
taken in may prevent hours, days, and muIls
of sickness. Ask Tor lr J. H. McIcan's Universal Pills
Take other. Being coated, they tstclcss. Price
only 25ccnts per box and be by mail any
part OF the United States.
J IL. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Cor Ter of Third and II e Sts., st. LOUIS, Mo.
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..s TT ORN "a AT Ia w.
VKTILL give prompt attention to all business
wv cntTustcdto HIM.
office No. s, Williams Block. Up stairs.
Delaware Jan. Is, 'Gl.--iu
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28
PAINTS

OF all COLOR ground in Oil, as well as dry
" lreshsuPply, for sale at the Drug Store Oi
VI l. STARR 4 BRO.
No. williams Block,
ian1l'6l Ilcaware q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28

1st What fnrnirn :

1st. What foreign substances arc
used in re6ning2 Would their use bc
likely to,rendcr The refined product
= unhealthy? Va . . lse'
b. I'd. What is the loss in quantity by
e. refining?
Sd. What is the expense of rcfin-
ing?
4th. How docs the refined article
rank in gradc7witl other refined svr-
nps7 u fEGkEl s10&f 6s5tBA
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EMMH ---------- n
EogatiOn OF Crops.

@~NNAe-s~@ Va - Ups
ThefCounlry. Gentlehlan SAYS that
James Beatty & Sons, Successful far
mers in Caydga county, n. Y, adopt
the following rotation:
Their folds successfully lie in
meadow two years; in pasture tho
thirdisbilei f0lHth. corn IS planted on
the sod, tho manure having been an
piled the previous autamlis and the
sod plowcd just before planline.-
Corn is followed the Fifth Year by
barley, which IS seeded 10 clover by
rolling. This clover is TastsYa.I I,.
sheep, the pasture ths5 Obtained H.
ing equal to the exl)gasc Of sye,lies~
until the following summer. when 4
lsr0nyeFted to summer lalECw l6r
wheat. The droppings d tic sflcab.
and the crop of clover furnish all cx-
cellent preparation for this Grain.
which is Harvested the sixtliixear.-
Its followed by a growth fbTmothy.
which constitutes ,meadow,tWos, wears
and pasture one year, as already men
toned. UNDERSTANDING and this ro
tatiOn have more than doubled tie
crops in the aggregate, during Il g.
last ten ears. = z : - 45s' s.., "a
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Sept. Goth, 1901.
New Dry Goods and Boots
and Shoes
CHEAP FOR CASH !

+ AM RECEIVING full line Of the above goods
be bought in the STATE.
lldvmg changed my plan Of doing business ] X.
pict Is sell more gOOls than heretofore ana at much
lower prices. Ny terms are, NO TI;C Il To ANY ONE
''orany other an
Call soon and see the bargains at the Old Corner.
September 2Tth. 1861 j HYATT
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
BALTlMORE.

We now have in the several newspapers print
ed at Baltimore, very full and detailed accounts
Of the disturbances there on Sunday and Mon
day. They amount substantially 70 this, thai
the Union men took command Of the streets, %
saulting everybody who expressed any sym
pathy with secession, In soms instances assault
ing known secesrionists, who gave no immediate
provocatlon, compelling the Offices Of The &C.
cession newspapers 70 run out the American
flag, and generally causing Il TO be practically
understood that the people Of Baltimore would
no longer permit manifestations Of treason In
their midst.
What occurred In Baltimore does not differ
materially from what was done by the pecpl,
Of New York, when they visited the Offices o.
those reasonable sheets, the Herald and journal
Of Commerce, and forced them BY threats int
bypocriticsl support Of the Union. Nor doe.
1t differ from what was done BY the people Of
Philadelphia to many newspapers and lndIvid.
uals there Of the same stamp.
We approve Of all these proceedings, and
especially rejoice at them In the care Of Bald
more, as proof that the physical power Of that
city Is on the side of the country.
Our ancestors drove out tories, not merely
by statute pains and penalties and conli,ca
ton. but BY mobs. They had no fqueamish.
ness In treating a. the worst and most deadly
enemies, those who were In their midst
The immediate occasion Of this righteou,
outbreak 10 Baltimore, was the exultation over
the butchery Of Maryland regiment at FROM
Royal, Of secessionists, whose audacity iai
dss,oms unbridled by long indulgence. But,
indignation at their ipsuifsrable conduct had
been long gathering head.
W. have had occasion to visit Bal,imor.
many times during the present month, and are
well advised that the Union msu desire moth
ing so heartily as the withdrawal Of the nation.
al force from that city, which they regard q,
accomplishing no other object than the protec
'ion Of traitors. The Union men know them
selves to be in the majority, and they have not
believed that secessionism woald be 10 ioso
lent, II there were no soldiers there to repres.
popular 'umuts. 1t may be better policy to
preserve order, even at the expense Of com.
tolerance Of what 10 odious, but that the Union
men fec! ps they do abou' II, Is satisfactory evi
demce o! their consciousness of strength.
Scenes, similar to these In Baltimore, have
been reported also in Hagerstown, 10 the same
State.
There are several counties In Msrylsrd whict
are dis!oyal. Bat they are counties, which
although having great legislative weight in
consequence Of the rotten borough system pre-
vailing there, have very little white population
and very little military power.
About half tbs white population Of Maryland
s in Baltimore city, and as long o. that Il
sound. the State is safe.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

THE HEALTH OF WAsmrNoroN.-Th Wash.
lngton correspondent Of yesterdays Baltimore
Sun, says:
"A great calamity threatens this city In the
shape Of a pestilence, according to the opinions
expressed by nearly all the Incdica: faculty
II Congress should remaii In ses:ion long
enough the coming summer they would have =
good chance to becom. its arst victims. hap.
psned to day to pass over the canal bridge, a
little south Of the Capitol, aud found tha con.
dltion of the canal 10 that Vicinity to be such
A 10 warrant the opinions and predictions Of
physicians. North Of the Capitol, and near to
Il, Is bottom land, where fever and plague are
barbored. Congress Is aanked by the enemy
on both .ides. No one who will walk few
rods south Of the Capitol can avoid the r. q c.
ton that be has before bis eyes typo OF the
condition Of this coun ry-. grandeur and rot
tenness 10 close proximity"
II this Is intended to frighten Congress, or
the city authorities, into rem wing the causes
Of disease complained VI, It Is all very we'll.
But with proper care on the part Of officials
and q tolerabls attention 10 sanitary rules by
the people themselves, Washington Is as b, altby
. place, at oil times, as any city in the world
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
For tn, Matt )unl Republioau.

Fof lhs Nau ,uht hepu1licau.
Sword Presentation TO Capt Moody, o.
Company II, 30 N. Y. voiuntssvs,
Mn. EDITOR A few days ego the soldiers Of
the Fifty.ninth New York volunteers were
plsasingly surprised, In witnessing an honor
bestowed upon one OF their officers. Company
II Is composed Of hundred stalwart men IRON
the Buckeye State, led by Capt Moody Many
Of them had fought with distinction under Gen.
Mcclellan, in Western Virginia. When tho
regiment Qts time having expired! was dis.
banded, the captain still held bis company 10
gether. Finding that Ohio had her quota full
this gallant officer, burning with zeal for hii
beloved land, soon tound place where BIZ
company was welcomed.
No wonder, then, that his men, impressed
with the meri Of their captain, should have
determined to present him with an elegant aud
costly sword.
The band dscourssd sweet music. One o.
the company, In neat speech, pledged the
faith Of every man TO follow their captain I,
The death. Capt Moody responded happily.
Seldom have we seen such love between al
oficer aud his men. He was followed BY ID,
Lieutenant Colonel and the Chaplain, both o
whom expressed their highest qualification il
witnessing such tokens OF affection.
The Fifty.ninth regiment has. for some tim,
past, garrisoued the iorts and batteries on th
Potomac. The men have found tnis an arduou
yet honorable duty; and though many Of then
have bat two nights 10 succession Ia bed, NJ
complaints are heard. They all pant for al
opportunity to show Of what material they ar
made. An Eye WITNESS.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

SGNrcANr.--It IL noticeable that all the
papers at the North, sympathixing with the re.
hellion, 'neh as the New York Express, New
York Journal Of Commerce, &c. are unanimou.
IN a'saling the Secretary Of War. Their last
co"ard Is, that he advised the withdrawal Of
troops from Gen. Banks
What they hate him for, really, is the fact
that he insisted, last winter, upon an advance
ot our armies, and thereby defeated their plan
oi saving the rebels by sxhsusting the re.
sources of the country by delays and inaction
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Fokrskss MONROE, Nay 27.-There Is NO
news Of interest TO report from this point.
Aftsr . bard rain, lasting oil night, the
storm came 10 an end this forenoon, and We
now have pleasant weather, but very warm.
The steamer George Peabody sailed to day
for New York.
The Norfolk Day Book, which was permitted
to continue IL issue by Gen. Wool afser the
occupation Of Norfolk by the Federal forces,
on ,nditlon that II should be respectful 10 lie
tone, was TO day suppressed 10 consequence Of
= communication In yesterdays paper, signed
" Ioquirer," which, in severe language, assiils
those Union citizens who have taken the cath
of allegiance to the United States A meeiiog
was held last night, in which the cour-e Of the
paper was discussed, and . committee having
waited upon Gen. Wool, and stated their re-
quest that the paper should be stopped, be 90
quicsced, and the order was issued this morn
Ing.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

KING CorroN.- For two days past the Senate
has been debating whether the poor, dsthronsd
monarch Of the past, King Cotton, shall pay
tribute, or whether, out Of regard 10 It's fallen
estate, 1t shall be passed CONSIDERABLY by. The
contest really lies mainly between agriculture
and manufactures, the East and the West
though 1t seems to be, to our Legislators, a
knotty Question, whether any specific tax on a
manufacturer comes ou. Ct the pocket of the
m'nufac urer, or of the consumer. The, truth
Is, doubtless, the result depends upon combi'
nations d circumstances not easily predicted.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
NEWS ITn MS.

Tn Connecticut Legislature has rejsoed Q
bill to ropoal the .probibltory liquor law.
Tho rebels among Us arc clsmoring for the
guarantees Of the Union and the Constitution.
That's all very we'll, but don't they tell us, In
cry other breath. that there 10 no Union and
no Constitution! = Loulsuiae Journal.
An Apsc oNDNu TREAsuRsa-It Ia stated that
Martin BAtxnor, for the past two terms treas
urer Of Franklin county, Indiana, has abscond-
ed with thirty thousand dollars belonging 10
that county. He Ia said to be sympathizer
with jeff Davis, and has probably gone South.
make tho whole amount Of his property foot
up over three millions Of dollars His proper.
ty 10 the Western States and Texas, IN England
and bis lead mines IN South America, will prof.
ably add another million.
EAST TENNEEsEE.--Thls fortress Of old Whig
gerry and true loyalty 10 at present more clssG.
w. any former time. A gentleman who es--
| capped, and reached Nashville but o day or two
since, Gays there are $4,000 Confederate SOL
diers at Cumberland Gap, 1000 or &, 900 at
Big Creek Gap, aud 900 or 5000 at Koox-
Vile.
Captain Boggs stated, at the Astor House
recently, that the rebel melody beginning
"Pioayuns Butler has come to town."
has almost ceased TO be sung by the secession
ists OF New Orleans. Our men, however, have
caught It up; the camps Of the Federal army
are alive With II, aud II oau b. heard of .
moonlight evening on the vessels ascending the
Mississippi.
| VIEWS or THE FRENCu CABINEr.-M. Gallar.
det. In bis letter from Paris 10 the Courier des
Eats Unis, May 9th, states that the French
Cabinet are as much divided on the American
and Roman questions ~ the French people
themselves. The South, be says, has strong
friends in n. n. dc Psrsigny and Pitlaut; the
North we'll wisher In N, Th0uvenel. On thu
Roman question, Priuos Napoleon and n. Per
slgny are warm champion Of Victor Emanuel
while the Empress and Count WslOwski are .,
strong defenders Of the Pope.
PRISONERS SENT SoUTH.-A number Of prison
ers confined In various places about town on
charges Of being sp'c-, traitors, &c., says the
Richmond Examiner Of the 10th, were lasi
Thursday morling sa.pped to salisbury, N
q. Those CoLf ,ed In Hsnrco county jail, on
being taken ont preparatory 10 being sent tc
: the Southern cara, informed the jiilor ttat Il
, was wei! they wee not left day longer, as
they would iu tho mex. twtn'y -four hours have
gotten Vul. Oa examination II WAS found ths
two Vi the prisoners and another
had, with broken pieces Of crockery. dug I
bols twelve feet deep through the door o.
their cell, passing entirely under tho walls o
the jail A. tie Provos'a ofpco Slant N tolt
Alexsnd, he 'xprctsd 10 hays The pl asu'
Of ofneia Ing % Jack Ketobf fof HIN N ErS .bs
'Is week.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
TAs on Flag waves at sTAs slasAss'
OF Hanever.
BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT
3,ar Victory complete
Rebel Loss Estimated at Ono
Thousand.
Ours Three Huudrtd and Nveaty.nils Killed
Wounded, and Missing.
Three Hssssdred Prtsosers Takess

Gen. Mcclellan telegraphs to The Secretary
Of War, that the battle yesterday IN Hano-
yer Court House resulted 10 complete rout
Of the enehy.
II ID stated that We have taken Eve hundred
prisoners, and more are coming in.
The los Of the enemy is est down at one
thousand. Our men buried one hundred oI
their dead.
Our loss is three bundred and seventy niue
In killed, wounded, and missing, Of which nfsy.
three were killed.
The forces opposed 70 US were principally
from North Carolina and Georgia.
The prisoners from the former State express
themselves very tired Of the war. They also
say that their defeat will have dsmoralizine
effect upon the rebel army.
Information from Gen. Hallsck, dated yes.
terday, indicates that no engagement had taken
place.
No further particulars Of Gen. Banks's affair
had been received.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

Opathlsyoholo, one Of the loyal Indian chiefs
driven from Arkansas, told Captain Coffin, OF
tho + deral army, who was about to start Tor
Fort LeavsuwOrth, TO bring back with him
"some wagons that shoot"
A PATRIOTIC TOwN.--Ws are informed that
on the announcement OF the repulse Of General
Banks in Mansfield, o., yesterday morning,
company oi one hundred and one men was
raised immediately and on heir way to Colum-
bus In one hour and hat II must also be
remembered that the whole ui Sherman's brig
sde of 1 900 men WA raibed in this section, be-
sidss number OF companies i,r other regl-
msnts. Well done, Aanshsld.-Pias. Chr, ~
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
Ets- The consideration NJ the mntion of M

Es- The consideration Of the motion of Mr..
Porter In the House of Representatives. to re-
consider the vote by which was lest the bill
freeing from servtude the slaves of rebels en-
gagged In or abstting the existing rebellion,
was, ator attempts BY The opponents OF tho
measure to lay the motion on the table, post
poued TO Wednesday next
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

SLAVERY A. A CIvIL!:ER.-In the discussion
Of the proposed tax upon si.ves, in the Senate,
yesterday, the cbivalrous aul gehtlemanly ele-
mems Of human nature occupied few mo-
ments' consideration. Mr.. sumner wa, willing
to refer the claims Of Slavory to those qualities
to Mr.. J,G.Ison, who said lhs. the whole com.
merce between master aud siuve wins one Of
boisterou' p@si,n;' and to Col Mason, who
.aid that "every slave master Is petty tyrant u