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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-28
(PUBuc REsoIUrIoy-No. 29.l


granting public lands the State Of Wisconsin to aid
in the construction OF railroads in said State
Resolved BY tie Senate and House of Representatives. Of
the Cnited States Of Anerica ia Congress aaenbed,
That the word northerly in the first section Of the
act entitled An act granting public lands TO the State Of
Wisconsin to aid in the construction railroads. said
State approved June third eighteen hundred and nty
shall without forfeiture 10 said State its assigns Of
rights or benefits under said act exemption from
any Of the conditions obligations imposed thereby be
construed TO authorize the location Of the line Of rail
road IN said first section for upon Any eligible
route within ranges sixteen twenty three inclusive
east Of the fourth principal meridian. And the line Of
railroad located according the records Of the
General Land Once in pursuance Of said act Is hereby
authorized To be changed within the above specified
limits Provided hoecrsr That upon the construction Of
said railroad the line Of q sufficient part
thereof according to the terms Of said act the
Wisconsin its grantees assigns shall receive upon the
route originally located, and the prescribed
by the act, the quantity Of lands and no more or
other except as hereinafter provided for they
would have received such raroad had been conssruc
ted upon the line originally located
Sec. 2 And be fth0 resolred That there be and ID
hereby granted TO the State Of Wisconsin for the
pose u aiding in the construction Of railroad from the
town Of Appleton in said STATE point on Green
Bay at or the mouth of Fox river in said State
much cf the public ans of the United states living
or near the mouth Of said river in the county Of Brown
and state Of Wisconsio, known the Fort Howard Mil
tary Reserve, as may be required for right Of vay
tracks, turnouts, eepots, workshops, warehouses
wharves, and other railroad uses not exceeding eighty
to be 50 selected By the Of Wisconsin or he
assigns 10 exclude the Fort therercm Por;ded Aor
ar, That railroad be constructed and in rupnin,
order between the termni in this section mentioned
within .hres years rom 1ns passage Of ths joint resou
Sec s. Asd Be fsytAer reslsed That the Sscretar,
the Interior Be and he s hereby authorised TO csuc
all even sections or parts a sections Of public Ian
that may be brought within six miles Of the new line
railroad, herem provided for be sold at ts cam
price end i the sams nannef q those have been upo
the originally located route Of railroad And al puI
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&srasvy f Xate-wIIIIAM IL SEWARD Of New York
Secretary Of tie redsury-sAIMON p CHASE Of Ohio.
4syasvy u tie fnterior-CALEB B SMITH, Of Indiana
Sseyasry Of tAs Navy-GIDEON wE1IES, Of Connecticut
Secretary y War-ED. ~ STANTON, u Pennsylvania.
Ps9naa0 Geneyat-MONTGOMERY BLAIR OF Naryla land
lHw1ey GeneyGLEDWARD BATES, Of Missouri
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(PUmIc REsolrnoxANo. 2s.l

Ut BIC tkcsOLtrONANO ..
JOINT RESOLUTION to supply the Smithsonian Institu-
ton with volumes OF Wilkes Exploration Expedition
Be resolved By The Senate a~d Hcxse Of Represeassrs
ef ne Cmid atss Of A~srSea in Congress assewblsd
That the officer in charge Of the Library Of Congress be
and he is hereby directed furnish to the officer in
charge Of the Smithsonian Institution copy Of each Of
the volumes Of the Exploring Expedition Of Captain
wilkes, now in the possession Of the Library.
Approved April -, 1862.
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special dispatch to the Chicago Tmes sf
Monday, 18th inst. gives the fslloriag psrsicu-
lars OF Captain Davis victory over Hollas' rebel
ileei Of gunboats on the Mississippi River, near
Fort Pillow:
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@@tial 4irfttorg.
NATIONAL OFFICERS.
THE ExECuTlvI
rhE CAB N e

Pysidenk-ABRAHAM LINCOLN, OF Illinois.
Wee Prssidenk- HAlIJN, Of Maine
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The casualities on our side we're scarcely worth
uentioping. Capt. Stembel vas slightly vosnd-
ed in his lefs shoulder, and TIVE seanea we're in.
jured, though to whas extent has not been learn
ed. -
Our gunboats behaved most sdeirably, and oil
of them came out of the actien without any ~
rious damage. &
The Gneisaati vas in the thickest of the fight
throueheut. and bore the brunt Of the attack,
bu, vss NOT injured enough 70 preveat her froo
ro;ne into action again. The report thas she vss
| 6adly disabled or sunk is srroneoss. The 81.
Louis. that run down the rebel Mallory, vas but
slightly damaged berseH and is ready again fos
duty. rD 81 go
When the engagement closed the gunooats re
turned to their several positions, end Their essv'
! prepared their breakfast - tesssh nesAng n
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9TTAN0oGA. Tenn. THURsDAY SEPTEMBER IS. 1862.


4 d
{ he. thiehao tines OF The eth Instant. leads
.r5h ssgiih de i'lidr,iny i.ste of desnl;r.
EI Fbes ~ .peaEe restless iiszatisii.si eagerly
isfkliIs Tor h,I4c 44ffi eontisel@ They are con.
f,Ylls y t-i'ti iifsiatsftnent IN Congress- and
llllist my siloE tlay have made immense
sEf tiitt stecess ii..s not been com
tteiihlsF4te vita tie sacritice. The war has
Hfs'fi.ed M l'eiFeil magnitude and propor-
tl1l,l hFi,s ;{i'5Ie + an unlocked 1sf hnaninty
s hAsseiiit ti-E@ determination esJiic-.t to 'io
lsss5s fll tiiailcan be done by human couT-
AZ aSiid IesTSeverellcs..
HE ailticf cfI1itlsl's Of the greater part Of lie
NoFtti laseia flle brealitg out ol lie rebellion
s4ye befsf iiA#tlil.pinted
NeFfiie4 lsRsfs fiic material iaferesis tii6i
hE'nld hs. atirqled-npea the venetaf lon OF tile
s9nih ;,sE tile fSs and Ills isisiory-iIp5n die
tits 81 1indrsEta asi rIie I.FofectioA Iilicl fIle
II Aer.s1teIif 5saIF Felwsys sexisrdea to9eveEs
isfl ard le9is p fieirsl iJt. rot at .Ist a w..
,7si9ii II itaelif III thu Soilfli. AT tIeks
HAy4 tailed isiAa the Ssttheita 15..slti. IAN,
f9tlSfl With aiaFlng .lsd perse N,yFsIde that ti
= ~ iter eause wpIiid have earl6ea them I. e
s5lpaaihk of siieiesk4Azed wgfiSf.I Olr snI.e-H
alfTliy ill tigfniisrS 4lSl resourccs has4 as y,t
.eifl f. tif'd rs 70 pIaselbsit stighi Prsgre4F-
Iti 1eIil iirrctilh ye9= 81 tfeE war. hen tile
.p'isi sl.lpsef .t'io1 much u reverse. and
hei Y taha qi.EtaNetieil looms uR=ill tile iuiule
ti'is llsoile aEeFsee AM afsx1oils are 5laaEis
~ - ~ tt9s thtsi>tit- aiiSNief lH flieI
'ffi lif.t seiry iilfely aud Prophecy qf aboli-l
~ Ism ft'is iklse They iee the ddceptislrs
iiIi deinstsd tile charge. Thi; sieIhocrai Hi
coADnlipis pii the sevsr;.l States ha sd truu
ipsy lit-elaTea tire .htst. Of failure AMI kS,tsi
4jHt the f4tIied ri N
Il lpi,s aud A4 Y xass.sieu,s l,.,a ,l,tep..b
-ihf pf,s,p.. Az y tltss afxiDnsig trTIt ie rss
fofhe Ia cIeTtasibr Z uid.ir,ee IT T!e.sff,Atit.t n.
riIireser satif lfaHs Iils;ni hack f1 Tie. coil
stEaltp;i aNsI are uk.l a-er eehtieiIfE and -iil-
dnfge ilno iSohe thak - lleis w.ifranteh by tfs1
si4sl oi the TlsHes iiles Nee eay tiatI the ne 81
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CHEERING NEWS FaOMfeEN, IoR1NG.
q xana :, ha sait Worl1s lpptneed.F

R,cnxosD. Sept. l7--The seercikrszef War
hgs received dispatch to-day fssr1, MaJnr
Brown commanding tbe ppst.st Dublin ~ tine
that Gen. Loring' command had cIIters3d Kan.
awha salines. on last Saturday mofnifiS Aand
took possessioi of the salt worh, and ,Sys
~, s. nnrspiF6 the enemy enr51Te lar
Charleston. IlEe salt works are not {yrancsl ii
iarse. A very large qaaniily Of fall ia o.
5and. and selling q ilir.tst.fe cents per lush
81. An order has been iesrfd rging the tar
nlers IN sehfl forward -theF wagons. loaded
with forage etc ark return yiih salt,
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Fsr the hltianoorA Rebel.
A RETHo< PFcT.

retrospect OF iii- war fora few moashs
past. recall iVoHe NH. niriscencesos truly
a arigated character
Some three mouths ago lie clond OF war MAS
dark and Lowering. ap,i the invader had made
tis way boldly il,io or beloved South; times
we're tfAly diycouragiiig aud some we're 50 in
tinPidafe n the glo8sAs pFospcct before tlienl,
as TO desp9Dd AMI evels dispaIr OF the future
ueeSss II cuSain.s- But The Jaslge Of all tie
eaiili A cause. .3tl Eiis Infinite wisdom, to dis.
pei those FioH.fs satSg lsen zzand canse DE rays
Of snrsliAse and hope 10 e,srsli assaii, slvefonr
land Yes the -eiiemy with all his bo4sted
nufnbers. and resdstless power has bee D made
in many issa4scss 10 ehagcN,.s.d COVER AZ the
superior HawiefS ci Sliitherh arms Aud We
a.s rtsoieesl % in,f4at he Is X ptese.lt Re
isdsi;i.:z d siAgraAs b Ilek towards 3is home.
and aw We giii.k p . e time isT iis - gapi.s "
lellnw in Puf .sit isiAs{trea; until h s',sH H..
ldfifeh quite fcross line. oslt-=ztss osil
soil AhdEshas we stlA hege. aud th coniaut
Igtih having exonerafei ear own sol of BIS
espotic tFeads# We say may. bnt| let every
trend OF tie STARS not bnly II, tue cotton Siafs
bu ii the Northwest. tally around our noble
hie,i ia.a aid vigotoa3ly invade Yankee lard.
ail be -liaii reaiizevl sat it's 70 be invale-l.
Ind 10 la.s ibe prnpEriy DESTROYED. and CON
scAted, ai nonessalss sias,is arrested and lsil-
i'dd miihaui prosoe.. ION. Never nns:l his
S fe case viii n.s has sllty y. fall.
SeN until this u the q we ex-
3eei terms af .iiusfnsf fnf pr osssi satibfacto-
Ty ID ~, Sbuta.
Bia let the sass itio4d grand army Of the
North oqiyEbe defestsd aIldl driven hack. and
the Whole Yankee land endangered with sub.
jigatlon. then sze sl'all have our right guasan-
tfedito us4Sy the UmteEi States. evens sepa-
fstieIslof States. oursssArs shall number fifteen
ifsteaaof eleven. aud .ReaGr and prosperity
pervade our love y ssasikh. -Fhen shall the Mag
Lola expand lis ioSelyltolds 10 sweeten 4.
ar OF liberty with is delightful fragrance. and
the fair fields of The srliny South can produce
! their seysraI staples unmoles ed BY
an enemy, aid her citizkns icadye upon record
th.iF fame which shall I'VE coexlenssive with
the history Of their bldDd bought conptfY.
n. 5. ARMSTRONG. s4fSoldier.
Camp Direction. cllatianooga.fenn. sept 1s.
Three hunifed and shy Union rhan from
ierpoinfs dom moss S5in.d tsel.erzs Loripg
a few days since.
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sIemphl. Int-Iilx.hr--


Another = Cniou meeting s-zs held II The
Mayor .iEee or N3niay everi-- lasi. Pres
eut. the ~a-re. old actors Tss-. following al
dress % Judge csirea was adopted. srsi B. ".
Sharp aeeoiaiei - perform sl.e duties II
prescrites-
To he Hoa .J.idos C.,rron. .Jts.s. q 49,
cal tioxrf U..If-.i ,Sfafes
Al q larEe aiid Tes5ec-atie ir-s-fisg OF Union
citizens 81 the elfy ( Memphis hed AZ the
Mayor oiice- OF f.e - li.st-. AZ the invita-
ton oi A7Jr bellera " T. Sherman 10 in
ierehail5e opinioiis ailf consnlt .aon subjects
y Importance ioHcii-i- fhe internal policy o.
tse co1iiiy-of Shelby and Of tue cry oi Mem
Bhis. the Undersigned xere a-.psiars,l c..rn-
urtfee % dF4ft q suitable pisr;issan so vaur
honor. respectfully asia- f0r tie -rfi nfsi,..-,r
81 cDalllissi0r-r q It- Trirsd Slar-s -.
iiirs,-s'see g. The a. N touSrcss r-fi Ia + A..
1ct respecting fligIiiss -t-T7ll irtlfc- ard peI
SINS -esca-isz fr,fn ( e sek.5ct sol ter mas
ters- approved Sept. Is. ls5a
Your cpintaittee azi.I tile citizens or Nsnfhis
respectfully beg 49,, - SI.lfr hat ~ HIS
time there are withilf7tie iiIn-fz-s'f itTe cisv
.arse nnInbef-of n-grries u l,oih sex gold -ssSd
s-ouns that sait Iez-foss haVc esc.s-.c1- fr.sn
their o,sf-eTs- that efFaed apii-zrsf oiis har.-
becH made - MAJOR lfensrz1 >ntrul4-i L, s.
-fore said negroes u ti+clr lA~sni orya+rs. bn1
that. by the laws -sf tbs ant file tsenersi -
N"t q I'D r-,c ~ lNlE- N-. lIltunrIfr
tie pnrPrse II deiiTeFinS ril- fi.,iiives froai
ieh-'r; tiiai. Al thss tilne. tie courts ~ this
State fer the city 0f Memphis and for tie
county OF Shelby are in a STATE. uf .iisor-ani
zsfiofi afl.i that as tilsfe % sls. is-allr en~r
rffsi tribunal corirs before isrl The
- above tarlci may ~ Laid srir r,rfifi.slt-f-
ask Tor tlie 1ppoiniTclLf - = - fliai->inic.-.
that l,e may te- iinlleiiiaiety pI.eiafeli sisi
ulycominissioneii r. carry into efecs| fise -.ci
of Congress - above referred ID aif TIA;
Sour homer s.ii make i.ii necessary ofieTs ia.
the premises aisd wiii Iton,oia tile interest q.
this porfitn of the S,afl
. Your Peuiiaaers xe-t' respectfully pfe--nl
ihe rane if orr 'soriiss ieiiors-cii.sei..
Esiss a s'iiiliss i,eIa in-,.ifi K-ii l'4sifri
10 discliass., III, his1 4ni resptnsi'i'-. fhtie~
3fs tenrnissioner II shh liiifsi S,4f-. i,r ;l.i-
eiii ard eArii~ziis .ss f l.i~ app ntIf71
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!
ls lsevidenf that lie larEe ainopnt Of c7ai.
ieris Confederate aerey satou. "a u Qua
eountly must have lad its 5aie, csssse.
20 persons; tie speeNslaior ii = counterfeit.
rrs ussi7Flss, :rcrA il. al.o tilose l,eorle vshe
have rSceivta II ia it,lr1, for property sold I.
the Federais= Age Well kuow shoFe are mum
hers Of our .sItizsns Asho, 5yd ia the country
where feslcra.l troops have bee stationed viii
have sdid a''t baTteFed al! the cotton whcl.
RENAMED rnb,rne'i hy ours 3iieSsias spri1g
"a ear {nemies. In iAci. man oil, them vel
'-~-esisfed the enemy. a. 4 only too apxiousis
ssluBi's The opportunity 70 sell tsefn c6Itou i,
is esisielt that tsei 4isss.es wi,s,a. whenever
occasjo4 offered. pay these ur,Ilatriptic l,es55lc
with hs3 gus money Here shel Ne fi,sd A.. II.
les for + large rreEqr ion Of The connierfeik
svesSill offer the re Er.iy at aioilier period Of
.tiIis communication. III
Another aid InpTe IdesI,icable way or l,ayir-.
i introduced has beEr - foal8if sn,ngsIess
aud traders. who have CONSTANT, been passing
sscrs IS the LINUS. 1Iht greater nunber OF tls.
nien engaged in eanFr.sa,and fr:lde. were a,si
a.e jews. who are resi,ie.=s. North aud South ;
hesdes whom. there are large linmbers Of eiti-
ze'is from the borsieH States. By way OF Chat
iallqega aud Huntsville they liase hs. freess-
cess to and from oar country, ami almost unin.
iefrnptelly, even patrotized i,y officers. have
dsuIsd easy tTa',ril u iih l,asscs aud '
I'sI,ers. 70 scof,tinus af,cir trafti goods. and
'ionbtless-zsssrs prEporiis,n OF the bogus car-
rensy which has .broE E'slit our paper into such
iisrcpute. until We fear 10 take il from thc
hands Of strsBgeS dt..H
An easy. remedy pfksenfs5l lsslf let a felon =
death. be promptly ckeculed on the partse 81,
whom il car, BE eiear y proved, ,lhey have en-
sasell il vending. making, on disr.ibatiAas
eoiin,erf fefis
Isiasnfucl as the pa rites. who Fave sold eS5-
ton 10 she Federals h I've theselyiaided the en-
.euY and By the sam transaciian.. ssc'ilthe
introduction ef such are money. aisi a. they
are usual persons d property and as fi,e
iarser number oi the nnsglers ami ceniralsand
iradets are ii,e Jew II dlsts ..,d merchants of
our i4rg, sn.iis and it..i class ototf eii.zens
are eHlr4hi4 TO-. and their lFoffr,y cat Ks
Easily reaehe9li lei al their possessions be oI-
hseaied and tie rryceeis b. al4siio.l so r.
deeining the soan,erieis &is5ch have feen
Il pssed oser tho lsnf Ry this rsseas. y e lsi.-
fisll olil Nslsi eacnlies and il'.le tlersl
Il sseIFe their reiis5ss,l from e'.r wtl;-s.isied
lAl4lisoi liberty AID AoBe 1t the Lapks aud
large ra'llied individuals. who have suffered
grfsf iokSess b't irse the siric,eg; iaw IN he
malrcr. and a source Of rcsiress viii u oIsr. .sef
fcithen, = Is surely n excellent means. /
propose.
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NUMBER a.



We were grafifed u receist on res.-r8.x
the Hzrisvilie Advocate ne pu'...cation u
~hlch lad been sns- .sn "a i sse I'll =
Apfil hs'- The a-aaber rrce4yea bars dale
Sepisnier the liih-- We ccIr iron Il tl,e. .s.,l-
lowing in reiail0S 70 the Do I'-s q the YAr-
KEGS N ih.i part oS the eonairys
We iast ha't The g,isszsnrs ~ S.,-i,sunse.-
ting with tbs readers III flle A.ie..-.r- -, ~.
1ih % April The FesiersIs a,,isr t-..n. a AZ
Mitchell. occupied Hlnisriise ga ne sIlF-r =;
Afsli rheE held csi1fiuu,.ns t,..ssession of Il
uiiil tie 1lrt oi AnEnsi lsa iis--r es...ls..-s
and len IlE foi egrr Ne hot,c The fess-..l. ,,l
the valley left Athens Ard li,y-afur last a-ck
Tor Nasnellie- and there - rir.s rs,pe os ne en-.
emy ~ Nurrh Alztaufz llir t-e-sts.- are ,s,ce
more free T. lcok--saik a.d az A-7d casl s,.e-
hi.ir alrrt tileE hss1- sl.IrI..lt - lrl~sn - =
FErferiE -.s iilt- rt~ieral l-lt.s.lls--~l lficr
12fe isar-lrd -reai cc.ll ol ~ ;. IL 49,.
- tr'ici's. p1lnniarais. S~-@..i Nfi4i Restoring
The luieiii rileIls-s-s suljC-sa iol 1f Ihe rei-a
~ terruri Iney know to~ vat The policy.
tle inis--itlou 81 the ene1ul ls-firai ~ alc
ssts frssfed a. s-its and aiies asa kri,,r llil-
ihis. Il = ilieir cais u keep ti-tin oni ol Cur
ua..isf-
such sras or c.-nditini4 under tsea Mitchell
lie sas l,ni one deSree better Than Butter OF
=. o. - llrn tse1- brrll lock command -
improvement ~as manifest. A Erntiernan a,I7
soldier he .iid mol MAJ ui.on cll.zeIls 1.sillen
aiio Silii,lrc1l and lle relaxed Ia some rxIei,f
flc ucSpetlkui - Alitcilci bar TIE LAtie. :
troops were krst i~r- and il wss har.. Ia
change tieir habil<- fhe army tuok c.,ru
itlTz.-c- hacoiI. 4c-trosl riS-z-.i-- l,.,.l-
sair A. $40 ss.s-.s .srs, t-s = ,s-L.,l
sfiT fesli- Aifrr f.lc oilcr-.-sfl fls.lr 49, rar
,.ihct To enllrisf i,l t',- f.eaI,ir re ssii,r
ceased T. pay Scr aliyf fh.n, il-s.ssk- ieha.is ~
i'r'io; ~ i.,saitV- - h.-Sr -.isrs s.l s.i-i1sA
csil-isuei 30 .,syr thfn ise,- lle-l>r - iAk.-
= lAleacT filry pltsl~s /. riicli riir,I did
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TELEGRAPHIC.
: pisfss.TlFs for Thr pAn-r nFBrl..
iIarper.s Farlry Caplnred

StoneyvalX Heard From.
Rieimosp. ssrt. K7ih.z=soficial dispatches
from Chattanooga confirms tlie news of the te-
enpatloneo inka, y Gsnl Prices army. vii.
captured s55eraI ilradfsd thaas.nd dollars
vorth Of stores.
PssvateI DISPATCHES frsli=stauntou to=TIfiay say
Ehat the force atiIarpar's Fe1fy w..s t,ken BY
Jacksonor the l5th, Eight iI3ensarst Yankees
and one ihonsand negroes adEe1taken.
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fsx<us.pEs--aFe would adsise al persons
lsble a. he Cs,il~crirf. 10 bc r.rs careful hou
itey try 10 iioige. ami sei onts Tie usa, Any
Oi,e rn1i-in- - kcsp frcIa -uiiis INTO iif s-r-
wee is 70 be treated - dt~rrf-r AMI rlse PAN
ishmruf. Ray be more severe. iilan f.-htitg io-
ypur Own htslirs aii freedom Iiiere . lic~
= regiment Of Indians inrking thIsirEh tire
raouffs.iis. % carel al ien<sades ii,ez hlreadr
a. sre learn l.rse caught and scaii-ed ssksral
Tins j, 10 false report II yea u.sh - kro-
fAe irufh 81 Il Ne can sen- rou 81 nhtrr sou
can iirl ON al -llsirs u We woald asl,sse aii
o. be good soidiere a1d fare - the muse like
bcuest inIu. and save tnnreeixrs and la1ii.lcs
irosn dlsgrace-- G,eeperiEe Bgas<r-
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Now ri..at5 ], es,r rho r,or.ier.

hf #sfFrf'iIEse object oi Gen. lee seems ii
helHeithef Wakhinl thu 5aiiiniIsenf PhiLrsiet
ihEainiHta dHAw M,.tfe lt.n after him infl
cssli9v ana, iREille direction ot4Iinft5shurgl
stleftsAtsH eeaItr,y is Fich and Ippulens Thig
rs4ei lsTiR4i ITS Pep llat ilc9<TnsI h given uiI
b9fheIHEfed sf.iresi fIA ~ presume hi, es,sii
iaT5TaIs Aflls EiIlsE ltlfnll6wsd and .fsaglItl
llfl,4 t5i q. i'll AEell lsaifes HlsE 5t@ifie tdl
satj.s al lie eitAss1Thics trarililI,l sia g re.l
81 stuf lHUyL y hat ls TIRE l4i.i!fF 90
Lre as.a stistse8 8srt, vii Hie.,s 81 fla. ID yis|
s,ssi. Vii bIs :s4tl army OF tried tr,-hts iiiar
htSeetle1 ft4ai n sf turaad tiie; izss eFl fIii-
fpFt EMIsHsr tE4a4A fhe wa5tca helas Iof yir-
tFeS. Y tF7ss the'yAWaH iHEFlste Their t.T5s5,ls
ssi.Q4siiis rslhs side, ef Mason stisd Dixon 4
iftlh asBti- ly.5esl a2l.seriFis 81 Bei i,isrf.l
10 whfe tstl, a-4F9shalesiAd ppefi ile PlaRs 81
lSlv LIE Gbffluo lsfli master A EAsir, III sifsE
nlsEs hri Liant ciiler rhi5fs Ne trsls lsei.l Led
sll f;lks sAelayl, 4 rs3ercIAelf ttai has .ssiiis
Incii le. WitlH-Sllei troEs as he hts
e.dd. ifse.ans II Us that gfessiN ti3iss i9lr Ilf
n fpHlplniled Us tlasiNg aftivitS4 1lifk is cv+
lfelfpf iiass-slit d fohE destmyNNAFie Iiaxesi ih
mf9a5 aItf,F Fars eii ilsf food of HAiorvA lTiIn3
iis lll1 itfisnio d lieRetiveIy rfeflaflBE NORTH.
llf EEktlie Toe df pun lesser Population more
sldrly FeSfuijtd iss iite htid and l4sltsss sts5l
Y YslricdfIsl faclffti.Is " .. tffefcf,bAe tts4ai
Es-kh lsaimui s6leetIiii, tiieresilt oi tiAIhoye-
lmds.tsl ainef, lIheii hdaf7n4 upon the Nfstb
tot ie MAR IL litl ss-.s 5iy great - (IsDSrEes
TOD llaa iti|y. HE ifsz-S
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II lev days since = 9 e7ese presented 1iiih a.
Hi.e specinien OF Colf'e1ak A. re srt- kri
AL u Dr. Foufe Of our lie-a made hs himself
DlckioVn IN this State. The Dr. : no'E en-
.,Eed iIfifs f1anniacturV. and can a. We llsder-
staft make a.is qn..iiiiiy % ~
lTiii- Sfii goes 70 prove filar the south Ios-
'sessss q most every fl.iag Tor fiie rtce-si;ies
aud com. .rt Of our peopla Ii--re is 10 conn
try ~ iii- world that VIII ctEne t-sf bil1-.
everything rte.ied. - fsse S,nih- IA our oHn
esim'fv. there IS pieilfy ~ the fftisi Efsnm
salts ztile world Aleu We ibok AZ our a1-
v.af4ss~. IL health. wafer it,~er Tor IIsaehili.-
~. the cotton and All The Hill'eral u,-aifl sii
aud climate for agriculture We think 10 Eon
der the North = 10th IL eive - uI,- i j. frria
the S5ufh. that al the wezffh oi the North iIas
teen drawn. they have beeli drawing tie very
iies hi,soi fToDs~ls for years. -zu1 d - high
tine that Ee-iet Them ,soTk upon their own
rssolirces for while fFr~resr,as Ba1He--
Tnk eo~rE1ERATE PEIsi~ERs.-f-ariy thiA
morning a feet Of steamers W1s 5b-srved IN
the river above fhe beni ard sgnal gun
from ane oi our batteries announced that a
iss q trnce was approaching. uppn Ehibh the
ST amer DeSoio eas despafclfed 70 meet II
zrpuni the bend Is proved 70 be the He-I Of
transports bringing down the Confederate psE-
oDers. -lNe are inforncl that the feet : c0Ih-
posed Of three transpsTts carrying the priso1-
er<. aud conveyed by two gniibna-s The
proper officers 10 receive the pri<orers vent
mp on the hag Of truce beat 10 attend q their
reception.
The prisoners we're disemharked a. Col
Whites place abofe ihs bend AMI VIII be
brought over on the3err rsey number some
four thousand and afe from ilfdlanaiaoils- be-
mo c,r,,,osed mostly Of those from t0rt Don
elsor l. Ticfss5irg Wing Sspt. ioti-
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49, An absent vie is Illus advertised for
-Jsilr- your at~eisce uii rum AL 1link 81
your iInslznd- y0rr parents. ycilr children,
Return. refurn-1ii may be ~cli-lrzply Al
any rate. inciose ths key q TIE ccfbosrd
ube-= the Elr ls