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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

knew better than themselves, hence they feared ana
dreaded the return of the first hr gade These iears
however, were grounCless the sodi. re leave the
constituted authorizes to mete out suitable punish
ment to the guilty parties
Many Of The unssl & men were found at W,nches-
ter at the hospital, sex, but paroed by the Rebel'
"A these were too i'll 10 march, dOut gee what
would have been done with them had they refused
to be thus disposed Of. Sveral were hurried OF
who were really too weak to stand fatigue. a large
number escaped and have returned 10 duty. AT
Mount jackson 30 prisoners concealed themselves
under the Hospital floor, thus evading the guards
tue Rebels being hurried out of that place by II
charge of FremoDt's Cavalry. Miner, private OF
Company IL, 2Sth, was conc alsd when the charge
was made He lost no time III taking tie back
track TO his regiment, Trim ing wi'h bin, however,
Rebel musket and struggling Rebel soldier, by
way of balancing accounts.
To-day, if6 Rebel prisoners were brought into
Winchester, having been c'ptured, az ! was In
formed at or near Market, by Gen. Fremont 8
cavalry. They are all infantry but one-a ieuten-
ant of cavalry-and about as rough looking lot OF
fellows as ever saw. Their Hnlto,m was multi
form, of all colors ard cuts. They were castdowi,
care-worn, and spIrities. | am sure they excited
ouy feelings of commits ration 10 The breass OF the
hundreds OF Union soldiers standing by.
A few bold and vigorous moves will clear thu
valley, and the State, too of the hebe &. | thiuh
the leaders and the men 20 do it are IN nearly tie
right place, providing Discretionary power to that
end be granted them,
/ The bearing of Gen. Banks throughout the disas-
trous affair Uf the 24th and 2Jth was enlinently
praiseworhy. Less bravery and prudence than
characterized his conduct might have lost the Gov
eminent everything in this Valley. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

Singular Action OF the State Convention -
snpeaimcnts 10 EmnDcipatiop-The
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Rebels Refused
Navigation of the nis-issippi secured
Supple. for butler aud C"rtis-Ne"
Congregational Di-iricis--tinerriiiaW War
fare, etc.
above the city.
fare, etc.
From Our Own Correspondent.


ST. LOUIS, June 9, 1862.
The friends and advocates Of human Slavery VIII
derive great encouragement from recent events in
this State. The State Convention, with its Pro-
Slavery ideas and unable 70 see three weeks ahead
hes voted in favor Of allowing traitors 10 vote the
same az loyal citizens for officers under Constu-
ton they have been trying for ayear past to subver
This IL not all. The same Convention, by the de-
eisve vote Of 50 TO 10, summary and in some re-
spects iudecenty, laid on the table mild emancipa
ton scheme brought forward by Judge Breckenridge
Of st. Louis. The proposition was purposely drawn
an mild and insinualing as possible. 1t simply pro-
posed that the people should vote in 1864 upon the
question Of emancipation with compensation to the
owners, 10 90 into operation in the year IS9o. IL II
had decreed immediate emancipation with the right
the part Of the slaves To murder and punder their
masters, tie proposition could hardly have been re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13
PROM GEN. BANKs's DEPARTMENT.
Re-entering Winchester - Missing Men
Pound-ArrivnI Of Rebel Prisoners.
Cene.poad.nce Of The ~ Y Tribune.

=
wIscHEsTKR Va, June g. 1854.
The 18th Regiment n. Y. V. was the rrst 70 re-
turn to this place as it was the last TO leave OF the
force under Gen. Banks on the 2jtb ult. The frsi
brigade, commanded by Col Donnelly, was on tue
left during the late battle, and the 18th Regiment on
The extreme left OF the line; and although exposed
20 severe fire for hours Oct nearly unscatbed
Only five or six were Touched and they not serious
" wounded. The men stood their ground like
veterans, changing position when necessary 10 pre-
vent the Union force from being hanSed, with de-
liberation snd in good order. The men were wesry
With their long march Of Saturday, during which
they had had nothing to eat but few crackers. 1t
viii be remembered they were encamped about i've
nales south Of StrasbuTgi indeed one company
capt Wslers-was on picket duty sooe four miles
luf'her on Saturday morning, and was not relieved
'or Az hour or 70 after the regiment Lad marched.
~ Newiown they cOunteruarChed three miles, for
.ne purpose OF holding the Rebels in check until tho
Hsin could get out OF the way.
When the fret brigade was ordered back at VIM
CHESTER On The morning Of the 2jth the 2Sth New
,ofk and 9TH Connecticut Volunteers were 80 far in
any rear That tie Rebels IN porsesson Of the
Ae ~ advance Of them Ia force. Their only course,
ueSofe, was 10 ObiqUe 70 tie right, taking an IN
explored overland route for the Potomac, at Dam
No =, Which by the favor Of Providence and the
heip Of trusty guide they reached IN safety. Dor
TX ule Two days, therefore, they marched about -
.ahes' On Tuesday they went into camp vi VIII
D,,i.
I've regiment entered Winchester again Friday
AAse, moch 10 the horror Of the heoesh citizens,
NnoTs guilty consciences pictured soldiers
nnisters OF vengeance. How richly leading Sc
es'onists of the town merit condgn punishment for
AfnG upon 2Vr pen from their resideDces, 10 ole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13
THE VOTE FOR STATE OFFICEERS
At THE LATE ELECTION
- The Hl.eLiaa In,elIIeene.r, yure u.

To the courtesy Of Mr.. Hagsn Secretary Of the
Commonwealth, we are indebted for the following
table Of returns of the vote cast for State officers az
the May election. The vote is very hight Many
counties where il il supposed vote was Iolled have
not been heard from. Probably the returns here
given are about all that will be received;
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Tolsl.......lf,824

NorEIn addition to the foregoing the Hon. w. Brown
received in Brsxton for Governor: Lewis Hsgans
present Secretary ofthe received In the
county 50 votes for Lieutenant Governors Arthur Wsson
cclyed IN for the positions Col B.
r. soesd received in Northampton for the same
and Robert T. Brown received votes In Wit County fes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13
Person

ALBAsT Thursday, June u. Ise7.
The Hon. William II. Seward, John Van Bnren,
and the wife of Gen. Halleck, sre at the Deleyan
House IN THE city to-day.
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All these prorers have such quarters N ths ,o,,
As il con.sert with health and ir 90 NJ 90
e,e enti,led daily dsyt ra0n. 49, f IA bas 80
permitted their friends stho c vits urder ,nek e
70 tho Comm.ndant No pesor Idver Il admitted v,tb
out al order the Conn ,ndar General of he NtTy
Department.
The prisoner Books young Bamorcan sad charged
with being Conls ae" spy and the last named young
woman WIN halns Communicated with the Rebels IN Viz
zuia, and with s sng their pekets Some express viii
nsneE g. aAe 81 oh o allegiance 10 the United States Gov
erument oihrs desire tine for further consideration and ten
o. ~ eye Pcsycly refuse to 10
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE ELEVENTH
NY SM REGIMENT.

HAKpEGs FERRI, Thursday, June u. l0t'.
The headquarters Of the llth Now-fork Militia
REGIMENT are now at VAUDEVILLE, Clarke County,
Va. Everything for Col. Msdbof and the soldiers
Of bs command directed to that place will reach them.
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,be sentiments Of glorious old Massachuse tts. Her
voice Is still for war; but anid the din OF battle,
and rising high above the CLASH of RESPONDING arms,
she speaks cut ma.fully. :" May God defend the
rlght," and The pe0p'c say AMEN.
Aeic5eyn, y. C., jane l. 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13
THE STEAM FRIGATE NIAGARA.

BOtfOHl IhuTsdsyI juno " IN1E.
The steam frigate Niagara, from Key West Is
below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13
THE GuYBOAT PAUL JONES.

WAsnisOTOS, Thufdly June u, Ist2
The gunboal Paul Jones has arrived from Balti-
more for her armament.
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To the Associated Press

To the Associated Press
ME~pnrs, Monday. June g. 1852
Intelligence was received this morning. that AZ
soon az the news of tie defeat of the Rebel feet
here, and the surrender Of this city, reached S'
Francis River, Ark, a steamer, acting under Gen.
Hindman's orders went up and down that stream
and destroyed several thousand bales Of cotton.
Some four hundred bales were burned at Madison,
Ark. about 30 miles west Of here.
[ Throughout yesterday and last night this city was
as quiet as any Northern city. To-day sOue Of the
stores are open and Confederate scrip is being pretty
generally refused. There has been no movement,
either 10 the feet or land forces, since Friday. IL il
said ar many a. $4,000 bales Of cotton have been
burned here Not much business is being done, aud
currency is left to regulate itself.
MyxrHls Tuesday, June 10, 1862.
Quiet pervedes the entire city. Tie ready cub
mission OF the nhsbi ants 10 the Union rule is not
only surprising but gratifying. The civil authorize
continue 10 exercise their functions as heretofore.
The Provost Marsials Office is tbrOnged with app-
can,s for permits proceed north. All persons are
required TO take the oath Of allegiance before the
permission is granted. Jackson's Rebe! Cavalry,
which has been lowering around the city ever since
tie Union occupation Of it, said TO have gone to
Holly Syringe AS most Of them are largely inter
ested in this city, it is improbable that they will
make an attempt 10 burn il.
Tire City Recorder WAS yesterday arrested by the
Provost MaIshal for causing tie arrest of citizen
for converting in the streets with Union soldier.
Rebel cavalry are securing the country around
Grand Junction destroying all the cotton that can be
found. Applications to ship 5000 bales Of cotton
have already been made
Tie Mempl5s Argus il still outspokon in its Seces-
sion sympathy.
The Agaiancle if much more guarded and inclined
BY submit quietly. Both advise peaceable submis-
sion TO the Federal rule. Many stores have been
opened and have resumed business. Some dealers
refuse Confederate money but receive Tennessee
bank notes
Tho Markets arc rather sparsely supplied with
meats and vegetables.
Two Rebel steamers were captured yesterday
above the city.
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LATEST FROM MEMPHIS
All Quiet I'm the Ci,y-United stafcs Troops
VycioomcS-FOrced Rebel Loan on the
Eanks-Outrngcs OF the Cotton Burners
Planters HmpIorc United States Pro
.necisl ni.rntlh % TIE N. Y. Tribune.
| Specla DspafCh % TIC Y. Y. T10une.
MRsPHIs Tue sdsy, June lO-p m.
via (AIKO, " eduesdsy. june II, 1862. :

MRsPHIs. Tue day, June l0p m,
via CAIKo, " eduesdsy june II, 1862.
Memphis is az quiet as New-York. The people
treat our soldiers coureousy and cordially. Even
Rebel sympattzsrs welcome a Just and stable Gov
eminent. One bitter Rebel was saved from mob
violence by our troops. Another saved himself by
Hight.
The stores are opening and merchants starting
North TO buy goods. Many Of the Memphis banas
are at Columbus, Miss. Gen. IIindnan took forced
loan of q 100000 from them week ago, in the
name OF The Southern Confederacy. Guerrilla bands
are still burning cotton within ID miles Of Mempbif.
The Rebel steamer 81. Francis River brings home
planters and families who implore military proec.
ton from us sQainst this incenGisrism.
Beamegard has abou, i0O 600 men, and there l.
much sickness and Generalization in his army
TneEs IL i"dai,-hie evidence that he had less than
60 000 Inen when at COrinih.
Com. Davis is sending dispatches overland to
Halleck. A.
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STATE PRISONERS CONFINED IN FORT
MCHtNRI.

N,nb,rn, n. @, jar. 3, 1862.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26
DENTISTS.
MUSIC.


NHEAPER AND BETTER IN
~ STRUMENTS than were ever k1eSr-xzzx
offered in this market Ny ar ssssss -
rangements with Eastern Piano 10 NJ xM XXI
manufacturers such that can \ 9SIJ{ a
furnish al orders % per cert. s----~-a ~
cheaper than any dealer in the West; and warrant them
superior instruments. Only for cash.
Call and see at MessrS II. Talbot Co.'S Jewelry
Store, No. - Washington street.
PIANOS. MELODEONs, ORGANS, GUITARS, vIoLINs
ACCORDEONS, &c, TUVED AND REPAIRED.
Having had twenty We ,rs' experience the public
be assured that they have better opportunity
than they generally meet with TO have their instrument
put in perfect order. n SCHUMACHER.
iuly3l div '6l
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY i?

THAT Is THE QUESTION
YEyHE propretors Of the "PARISIAN CABINET OF
X WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE" have
determined regardless Of expense free for the
benefit Of suffering humanity FOUR of ther mos,
SfrIctive and interesting Lectures Marriage and its
DsQualifcstons. Nervous Debility Premature Decline
Of Manhood. Indigestion Weakness Depression Loss
of Energy and Vital Powers the Great Social Evils and
those Maladies which result from youthful foes, Ex
Of Maturity. Ignorance Of Physiology and Ma
lures Law These Invaluable Lectures have been the
% enShening and saving thousands and will be
forwarded free the receipt Of four stamps by address,
ing SECRETARY PAEfsIsS CAu~ET ANATOMY AND
MEDICINE, SOS Broadway, New York. Je23-dly
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A IL persons knowing themselves indebted will
~ please call az their earliest convenience and make
Of same, and obige X. BROWNING
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MACHiNISTS.


3" AviNG ESTiKELY REFTrTED THE SHOP FORM.
Ill FRlN occupied BY John Cooper. in osgood.
sraith Cos Last ant Hub Factory. prepared TO do
all knd- ~ work IN the machinery biacksmithing
line Having had twelve yesrS experience the best
machine shops IN the country naitcr myself that
give entire satisfaction those who with
their work have n my employ Of the best black
smith the Sfsts ard pay particular attention horse
shoeine and machine forging
Repairing Il eli kinds promptly attended 20
hocels II al kinds built for ths patent oflcv
Reueuher the piace. one sqnsre south Il the Union
Depot. on Illinois street 7 peowN.
fuyi0-dly 81
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Advertisements published IN both the Daily and the
weekly sExrINxI will be charged the fun Daily rates,
with ofe half the weekly rates aided.
Business Notices published In the local columns, Of ten
lines or under will be charged for each insertion 81; 10
over ten lines, cents per line.
Charges will he made fer inserting the notices oil the
following Orders Societies and Associations az The rates
uamed, 20 be paid in advance:
Military Companies, Order Of Odd Fellows, MASONIC
Ofder- benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines - cents Tor each
Insertion, over eight l.es At this rate
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, eli
without notice free
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices of Festivals Pcucs and Excursions, gotten mp oy
individuals aSsocaions by churches, al the regu ar
prices
Advertisements loaded aud placed under the bead Of
Special Notices. IL lines 0vet. will be charged double
the usual
Advertisements making less than three lines inserted
once IN the Daily will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers topaz quarterly.
Announcing candidates Tor offices Of every description
charged the rate Of 81 80 for each name IN the
Daily and az IN the Daily and Weekly the same 10 be- IN
all cases. paid in advance
Legal advertisements inserted the expense OF the At
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accountable for the accuracy Ct legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARKSEsS BINGHAM,
PrOprietors Indiana State Sentinel
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NOTICE.

UyE have this day sold our Bakery 10 Messrs. Nick
" um A Pauott.
Thanking the public IN general for their liberal patron
age. would respectfully ak The continuance u tbs
sane 20 successors. A. j. NkfU-kk
Indianapolis July s.is62. Iyli DIT
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DRUGS.
DRUGS.
N E w T IR M

II HAVE associated with me in business Mr.. G. W.
Sloan, who has been assistant in the store for
number OF years past Hereafter the business Will be
continued at the old stand under the firm Of
BROWNING a. SLOAN.
feel grateful for the liberal patronage which we have
receved-truS by strict attention 20 business and
the wants of customers TO merit and retain the
X. BROWNING.
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ADVERTISING IN THR WEEKLY.

For each subsequent Insertion, aud ior each lhser- -
ton 0f each additional square. Fe.......-.-.-.-- SSt
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BROWNING * SLOAN,
(LATE r. BRowNING,)
HD HI u g. o. II - II, - :,

~ West Washington Street, indianapolis,
Have in large and well selected stock Of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oil, ,varnishes Dye
stufs, Glassware. Window Glass Brushes,
Cigars, Tobacco. Spices, PerfumeTy,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Coal Oil and Lamps
Patent Medicines,
and all articles 20 complete the stock Of Druggist As
purchase principally for cash. direct from the import
aud manufacturers, and being deSrous retain the
reputation which house has enjoyed Of selling
good FRESH articles great is taken in the selection
Of Drugs in reference 10 their purity. Our facilities
such that feel confident offer, in pUrs and
sdueraed articles, strong inducements any other
Western house
All orders will receive the sonal attention of
Of the firm Great taken in the dispensing Of phys
clans prescriptions and family recipes from strictly
articles. and feel confident render satisfaction
in the prices and quality Of goods.
BROWNING 4 SLOAN,
% West Washington street.
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MI DiCAL.
Il n IL IL a n II,
EFFERyESCENT
SELTzER ARERIENT

This valuable and popular Medicine has universally
ceived the most favorable recommendations of the
Medical Profession and the Public the
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II may be used with the best effect in
Bilious and Febrile Diseases Costveness Sick Headache
Nausea. Loss of Appetite. Indigestion. Acidty of
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OF Purgative is required
II is particularly adapted the of Travellers by
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Vessels ana Planters viii find ii valuable addition
their Medicine Chests.
IL is IN the form q Powder. carefully put up in bot
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try and its steadily increasing popularity for series Of
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acter commend il 10 the favorablanooe Of intel
hgent public.
Manufactured only by TARRANT CO., No 27s Green
wch street. Of Warren street. New York; and for
sale by Druggists generally. jy7-dly
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REMARKABLE'-The wife of z. Walsh

REMARKABLE'-The wife of z. Walsh -,
across the Greek, gave birth to child on
the Fourth, which makes the fifth of her
children that has the birthday of the ma
ton for its own. We doubt wether the
country anywhere can rival such an in"
stances of the systematic conformity to
the divine injunction to increase any mul
tiply.-Scyanton Republacaa,
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Select Poetry.
The Battle Of Libe rty.

ny oRdRoE P. MORRIS.
AT early dawn the roll Of drum,
The bugle's shrill alarms,
The pickets warned our foes had come
And summoned US to arms.
The sun, just rising from the food,
Flecked earth's majestic arch,
As our battalia ready stood
To meet them on their march.
onward their legions came to fcel
How bravely freemen fight,
For man to man. and steel to stoel.
We strove from morn till night.
The air was filed with fiery sleet
Which thickened on the field,
Until, amidst the battles heat,
Our foes were forced TO yield.
The Conflict ceased at set of sun.
And banished treason's horde
The wreath of victory was won.
And peace egain restored.
Thus ended in defeat and route.
A base and lawless band,
Whose fustian flag no more shall fout
Above the free.born land.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-26
TINWARE 4 STOVE SHOP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his old friend
J. and CUSTOMERS that ha has purchased his brsthers
nthe abnye esabli aud the concern wills
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively.
He has just received and offers for sale. the arg
kxld est and most extensive assortment of + ANCY
GmV STOVES ever intr oduced into this market.
~ His stock oonslsts OF complete assortment nj
ths best Cooking and paor stoves the market sgeth
with Stove Fixtures of eveyy description, Oven and
BoI Stoves Radiators Cylndar Stoves Cast Iron AR.
Tight stover, Cannon Stoves, &c, &c stovepipe and
Tnware Consistently on hand and manufactured TO order
All kinds Of repairing done usual on short notice
The patronage of old fricRds and new custonsIs re
spsetfally solicited A NJ RUFERT,
!Hoomsburg, November 5dGt6o a.
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say' 1t is asserted that every pound of
cotton sent North from Hilton Head will
cost the United States s2-such has been
the expense Of fancy abolition planting.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-07
Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Examiner
VICTORY IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. end, 1862 Fight
ing on the coast commenced yesterday. Thirty
five hundred of the enemy landed on the main,
near Fort Royal ferry. They were met with
the bayonet by two regiments of our trrops.-
The Yankees fed preciptately, throwing away
their arms as they ran. They were driven in
to their boats. The howitzers on their boats
opened fire on our troops, killing six and
wountling twelve South Carolinians. The en-
emv's loss is about the same.
To day the enemy landed in much larger
force, at the same plac. Gen. Gregg's brigade
fell back short distance to an eligible position.
The pickets We're skirminishiDg all day.
The enemy design an attack on the rail-
road and cannot avoid battle.
The steamship Ella Marley, formerly the Is
abel from Nassau, ran the blockade and ar
rived at Charleston at daylight this morning.
She was chased and in effcctually shelled by the
blockaders. She brings a valuable assorted
cargo and passengers, including Mr.. Bisbie,
formerly delegate in the Virginia Legislature
from the city of Norfolk. Mr.. B:sbie is a bear
er of important dispatches from, Mr.. Yancey,
and has started for Richmond.