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Z ADIRs' 'HOMR GUARDS"
LaPROHED sR7sT SUPPORTERS,

~ 1se bsEioit "Unionn inGtitutian. II unftry TIA
Solssstl 1nonlqer-BTaoe, Ant-Laoer and 8Firt-su1-
Pyrser q one beautiful article of wearing Apnarsl
1a9 1on1titution must Be Preserved, y Whidh 81
oA@ H@ay says can Be b wearing these waists.
For sails b.
AaA4A5AA q AKHLL,OGa, az Eupariof
Art- EOkrER, MillineF, " Bonscs ~
AOMEH q Hl9BEH, n SuparIor q.
Hrs. HARVEY, 40 81. OleiF ~, nd Is Whoa
ale enc Retail b the Propristor8 and Hanuhcta.
storel Cleveland, o.
h0-Mal1ts made to Order,
Ee1-btale and County Riahtl icr z1lt.
EO6RIB q EHEEFIWLu
We viii prosecute all PERSONS Who make the Wsi-a-
o. make the Braces Hlthout autaorttT ifcm ~
augl9
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n. Y. sTOOK mARKEr-Aprn "a

MONEY-Market continues easy and unchanged
Ca loaus 596 q cent, and discounts strictly
prime paper 5H06k
STE4LING EXCHANGR-Marke frm al
ll29ll2B for merchants, and Il2@ll27s for bankers
bills.
GOGD-Ameriean dull, selling at IA premium
California gold bsrs quiet at "a premium
eSOFERNukNT ST0ChS-Market firm,
l001S6l0H.
s1FOCks-The Stock Market 5uII and closed
heavy Chicago 4 Rock Island s.: New jersey
l29: Oleyelend 4 Pittsburgh l796i Illinois Central
scrip 5s4; Miehigin Southern 22ss; Ere s7}{; Erie
prBfsrrel SIN; Baltimore so, Cleveland & Toledo
az: New York (entraI s35l: Paci6e Mai GafsI.
brooklyn water loans 1ul; T essee IS 55SS; Cali
fOrnia 7s s5& Illinois Regd bonds S3 United States
1874 coup 81; United States 81 coupons QlB;
registered eIS; United States 6s year Ger thcates
es5S. Mo. 6s 4g5S, Tenn 60 55, ~. 6s So.
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NAVAL soHooL APPouTlKET.-The exam
ination OF candidates for the appointment Of
pupil to the Nsvsl School at Newport, B.
L, from the goth Congressional District Of
Ohio, which was held at Warren on the 9Th
inst, resulted in the appointment Of George
Brown, Jr., son of George Brown, merchant
of AshtsbuIa.
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Capt Opydcke. Of Warren, says the Chron-
icle, acted ss Major of the 4lst regiment at
the battle of Pittsburg. he escaped any
serious injuries, although he was struck by
two balls, each cutting just close enough 10
draw blood, one striking on the arm the 9TH
sr on the leg. There were "a of his Comps-
nv wounded.
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nlad nl Nn.h-,,,.

The following OhiOans died in General
Hospital No. :, at Nashville, during Il.
Eosk ending April 18th;
April l2-JOhn Wexford, %. G, ssth
Ohio.
April 1s-JOhn Mullin, Co. B, 2Ist Ohio.
ia Hawkins, %. q, Sd Ohio
cavalry.
April Is-Nsttbias Ratlsr, 90. c, Sd
Ohio Cavalry.
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TAKEH AT PERSONAL---VERY. Edward
B. Plumb, youngest brother Of our towns
men, Messrs. Samuel and Ralph Plumb,
commanded a company In the Iowa 9Th,
which Is reported captured en- Hiasss BY Beau.
regard st Pittaburg. His friends have
heard nothing from him since the battle
0bWEil Nsigs.
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Ferelrn nIInIrterr nt RIchmond.

Lord Lyons has gone to the city of Rich.
mond- His visit is probably Of a nature
similar to that Of the French Minister, Who
IS is now stated, went thither to look after
the interests Of French subjects who had
invested in tobacco at that port. It is not at
al likely that the mission Of the British
Minister Is Of q political character.
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nInre VEnnndnd .nnmInn-

From the Cincinnati Gazette we learn that
tne steamer Louisiana was expected to ar
rive at Cincinnati yesterday with 800
wounded from Pittsburg Landing.
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OoMMEROIAh.
PRODUCE mAHKnr.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOn,
EaIpAY MonnIna, April p. la6l.

FaIDAY moHEIEe, April %, ls62. J
FLOUR-rhs market yesterday was unchanged,
aEd duu. Bales Of 30 hbls Indiana white Of $500.
WHRAT-Harket dull and inactive, and no
sales to report.
O0RN-salss Ct 2OOO busb d at at $50, and ] car
on track Of the same.
OATs-Tirm At 27c on track
HIGHWINEs-sa'os q 90 bbls al 90c, a slight
A.nIl.a
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONDAY, APRIL 18th, 1882.
Large Sale of Elegant House
hold Furniture, Organ,
Horse, Buggy, &C.,
AA AOR'l Ds''''''''.'''''''''1' W OAIH q SOh
At House No. I9l Fran kiln ct West Side.

o. OUFVER SON will sell on Monday, April q,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at house No. igi
sTank in street, West Side, the en- ire Furniture,
&c. IN said hous' eonsistipg OF UTgau, mahogany
marble top o ntre Table, do Gard Table, do Book
Hat Racks, marble ton Wash ftandE Cottage Bed,
It ads, What Me-, Extsnsion Dining Table, Work
Tables, Ward Robes, Wash Btands, Cane SEAT hairs
mahogany Light stands, Brussells, hree. ply and
InRrain Carpets, Damask and Muslin WindowGlur-
tains, Windov Shads stair Harpet, hair and strsv
Mattresses, FtloWss Fire etts, = Eht-Uay clock
Mirrors, Ohtna Ware. Ore kerry Glass are, one
rteWart's q Ok Stove and Furnace, Wood and Coal
Stoves, Kitchen tensils, 81 gals. Ma I've ine
Also, Horse, Family carriage, Buggy. / Wag.
on, SleiRh, Buffalo bobe, Hand tart, Whpelbar-
row, Straw Gutter, Garden y Ools tf various kinda
Terma cash, banEable funds ct time Of .a q aas
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M A r IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND

EETRRED-April "a
Stmr. May Queen, VigeT, Detroit, 90 bags clio
yer seed, 25 packages lead pipe, Il bale
wool, 643 sheep, sundries
Brig. Paragon Christie, Presque Isle.
Schr. Q. J. ROeder, Lampard, OswegO.
Schr. Summerset, DOwner, Port Huron,
Schr. Fairchild, Elliott, Port Clinton,
CLEARED.
Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Brig Iroquois, Baker, Austin.
Brig Paragon, Christie, Detroit, coal.
Schr John Shurelsy, ScOiley, Chicago.
Schr. Flight, Young, Buffalo, so NJ stone
Schr. O. J. Roeder, Lampoh, Detroit, coal
Schr. J. G. Drew. White, MyaudOtte, coal.
Schr Dispatch, Hawkins, Chicago, coal.
Sohr. S. G. Andrews, Brown, Milwaukee, cOaI.
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PORT HURoH. Michigan,
Aursl qpd Fsg1


EDITORS OF LEADER Ia some individuals have
epdeavored to bring Canada III into disrapute and
have dscared tbs ref uins and deorc eTsiuE OF Il to
bs a failure, We deem il iugiice 10 Mr.. VIM. Vat
eon q resident Of y ur ci =, and Reaner who has
no gupsTior on this comment, TO say that be has
succeeded to perfection in making ths most superior
article OF MARI etable OH, both IN color ana o or
that we have ever en-. He has bbl in Cleveland
Uhich be will show 70 thOss who ooubt We use
Canada Uii entirely, and we challenge sny Behnery
IL the States TO ma uii that is more beautiful
and freer from or than that which Is now being
Rsdned Tor Us by a aon Of Mr. Watson. The Burn
InF and Haie qualities Of the Canada OIL are superior
70 any i1 the mgrket
Respectfully,
SMITH WOOD.
The undersigned dealers IN oil in the city Of Port
Huron, DO not hesitate 70 pronouuee the Oil manu-.
faotursd 'Or smith Wood b. lIr Watson OF Olote.
land Equal to any we have eve 8 ID.
PARAER KENT,
JOHN a. FRANCES, -
y. LkOWELG,
Drngsists.
9. e. 3 ., o. WELTOR,
X. 3. BAKER,
sprs droesrs.
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POBLIO sPEAKERs ABD sIssERs
Eill anl them sdoctualflf clearing and strsa a

sEblAAD lh NEED Ply ~
DE. sEest's iHFAAIdB5R LI1gIHssffq 1, ms
lAEsd r. n th- FeeiRs OF Dr. Stsphsa ,seS II Con-
asetiruti ths grsat boas setter, ard has - ussd
IN hh practice for the last tWa1tv Tesrs z.ib ~
eosl astonishing success. Al sa external remedy
Is thert a rival sHd VIII 81 sviass paie mors
pesahl than sT,g otber HregraEio1.s For az Rheu-
nafic ana NerYoEs Disorders Il Is truly irssllit q
'na ai curative for Sores, WOUNDS, Sprains, DR. -;
~ a. "a soothing, healing and poasrfui strs;sTtb
n nmg hFopsnsitisa, excite the Just Eonlrl sd a..
.onia aanle1t OF ali who have given it 8 trial -
Over four hundred certificates OF .5r,bfs -,
negforHad b. Il within the Lass ttFo ysr-. ss-, -
ms iAot. Strong Armstrong, Agents foT' iiisvs
ma. doclealtso2WddEa ~ sR15
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soereIarT yVeIlo5,

The telegraph yesterday gave report that
Secretary Welies was to be removed from
e. the Navy Department and sent as Minister TO
Spain. As viii be seen by our special dis
pstshsl, the report is entirely without foun-
dation.
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kTgtssor 81 kleoir1PatAs EsS .Eft5iese
onc;;-ii' Seneca s. Nv doors EsOa Superior.
olos holyi Efos.z 10 e 'aa6 a,s1s -. ( $780,
lallTs t8zndayI oEoa1stl - sssss1A
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re .ts! Bsi; BsRaT.Rfgs' 8 ~ s.a. I. 9: Army
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,ADMIssION-Dress Circle and ParQustta Fifly
0enisi Upper o. Gle TWenty-fve Cents; Children
fWeuty -hvs Cents.
Doors open at quarter to Seven; first ILLUSION
DE MA tQOE at q quarter to Eight,
spr2l:3s4 I'll CHAMBERS, gent
, 1862-01-10
Wagon S Carriage
NJ A II u q 4 o II OBJ 70
GS ~
General Blacksmithing and JObbing.

TAMES BURK at the Red Shop, corner of Wash
% ngton and Second Streets, PORTLAND, ORE
irON respectfully calls the attention Of Farmers,
Teamsters, Packers I)ruymen, and the public gen
erav to the facilities he has for the manufact1reand
repair of all articles in his line both to quality and
cheapness. His wagons small and large, for
two horses six, for one ton or four, will be con
structed of
SEASONED TIMBER,
imported from the States, or if preferred, of Oreg
timber and put together and insured and painted in
the best mannor under his personal supervision.
He is prepared to make Stages, Firemens' Hooks
and Ladders, Concord Bugges CAleche top Buggies,
Express Wagons also, Mil Irons, and all kinds Of
machinery made to order, and finished in
WORKMANLIKE MANNER.
lie is also engaged in the manufaciure of LUTZ
Adjustable Grain Drill,
Patented April 1885, and proved one Of the best ever
invented. He has the right for this State and for
Washington territory.
No inferior work will be allowed to leave my shop.
Agricultural Implements, such as Plows, Harrows,
Cultvators and farming utensils OF all descriptions
made to order at short notice, and in the most lb
stantial manner.
ssg Orders from the country solicited, and prompt
ly attended to-
Remember the shop, corner of Washington and
Second streets. 2y
, 1862-01-10

UNIRE AID Carriage Bolts Horse and Mule Shoes;
Il Norway shoe-shapes, and Norway Nail Rods, at
NORTHRUP e cos Portland Oregon
IRON, Steel, Wagon and Seat Snrinos, Griffin (G)
i Nails, at NORTHRUP & cos,
ly Portland, Oregon
, 1862-01-10
Law and Collection Office.


TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY on WALLA WALLA, %
In the District Court of WalFa Walla County-First
judicial District
L. H. Wakefield and E. P Fitzgerald
, 1862-01-10
"A large stock Of
BOOKS AND STATION merry,

"A large stock Of
BOOKS AND STATION ERY,
Consisting of a variety of
Blank Books of all descriptions,
Memorandum and Pass Books.
Standard and Miscellaneous Works,
A full series of School books.
States, Pencils. Quills. Rulers,
Novels, EnvelOps and Pens,
Bill and Legal Cap Paper,
Foolscap and Letter Paper,
Monte and Playing Cards
Including large stock Of
Bourbon and Monongahela Whisky,
Hermitage and Hot's Whisky,
Scotch and Irish Whisky,
Old Peach and Apple Brandy,
Old Port and Madeira Wine,
Claret and Hook Wine,
California and Sauturn Wine,
Bakers and Hosteter's Btters;
An assortment of Syrups, and a fine lot of
CASE GOODS pertaining to this line.
ga All of the above Goods we will sell at
Wholesale OR RETAIL, at VERY Low
PRICES.
Orders accompanied with the cash will receive
prompt attention, and goods will be forwarded to
all parts of the mines.
ag- Give us a call
KYGER & REESE,
Freproof Brick Store. Main street.
ly Wslla Wslls, VT.
, 1862-01-10

Fireproof Brick Store. Main street,
Wslla Walls, VT.
, 1862-01-10
Samuel Colver.
M MTTET NOT UTD n

N. ..
VOU are hereby notified that Wakefield and Fitz
i gerald, Plaintiffs abave named have filed their
complaint against you and sued ont writ Of attach
ment against your property (and affidavit Of non
residenceJ in said court which will come on to be
heard at the first term of the court which will com
more than three months after the date hereof
and unless you appear at the said term and answer
the same will be taken as confessed and the prayer
therof granted. The object and prayer of said com
plaIt is to obtain judgment against you and enforce
the collection of the of 1916 and interest since
June l3, 1861, due plaintiff for goods, wares and
merchandise by you had and received Of said plain
tifs in June, 1851, and costs of suit.
II. c. COULsoN, Pits Atty.
Jan. 8, 1862. 6m3
, 1862-01-10
Sherif's Sale.
Territory Of Washington.

Territory of Washington,
County of Walla WaIla IS.
HNAKEN on execution issued out of the district
i court of Walla Walla county, on the 7th day of
December, D. 1861 founded on Judgment rendered
in said court the 10th of December aforesaid in
favor of Christ Krtz and against John Buseanger and
and costs taxed at one dollar and interest the follow
ing property to-wit:
Lot No. seven Cd in Block No four (4) accordingto
the plat of survey of the town Of Waa Walla and all
the buildings and improvements thereon, and will
sell the above described lot number SEVEN IN block
four at public auction to the highest bidder Satur
day. the 25th day of January. D. 1862 at ten o'clock
in the forenoon to satisfy said execution much
thereof may be necessary. and cost and interest
and all accruing interest costs and charges Sale
take place the premises.
JAMES BUCKLEY. Sheriff.
Dec. 27, 1S6l.-4w41 By GEO. H. Porter, Dep'y.
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A Word OF Explanation.


" = IaE as we Nh5w, the resent members
have served tier constituents deeenta5'y .
TUX without regard = tins. w unI.rstsnd
ecE'"th tft-N ihef- i4t'ih" central Juut7
MOI '"e"-,ti.t uiai=sff1't. t"e State Saipt1l
have "Fti'n - ft5-rAn'ne t. tltlw. Oyer
board Tie Whole ast,s.sia7'', and n iii s-ud
AL c"t.re ne" ct. -it'N.DEd Dra.elraf,
Oar attgBt uu has been called II an ar;i-
Gle ia tic Republican ueWsplJl r f a nai .A-
boring County edited b. Il y. JaHN Pan
El, OF which the .t45ye is an extract u sin
sular import. We had n1t deemed it ncc,s.
sary = give 1t attention. rs its inaniicct in
correctness in every respect ought To be- its
own reidtatiJn. But Ubscryin. that it has
been copied into another highly rtsfcc' a i.
sheet We give 1t very brief notice. Tho
charge contained in the extract might lust
a. appropriately have en- made against to-.
inhabitants OF Rome OF Jerusalem as against
the citizens 81 Augusta or kennehec County.
10 say that the moon is made of chalk ami
cheese, or that the Republican party is try.
ing t. make Louis Napoleon the nexf prc.i
deut oi tie UBitc! States. would h. eanallv
lust. So TAR as We are informed tho Rarri
licans Of Augusta and Kcnnehc, C,nntv m
no way concern themselves win tbs nCI,;rs
OF other Congressional Districts. Trne.
they get some excellent advice as t, what
they had ought to do and what tbcy .Lonld
not do, aud they receive it in All ium,I,ry
and with the desire to eet all the Md ,3
they are capablc Of reeeIyin, Haftter ~.
not say what the people If Other p,rtio6s Of
the State should d., There is neither the
i iu't', ~ u a1'y !'tsrssi' or resentment T.
agirs n a,Icr III, ~ 'gs "i.H .ns
have great conflenss in the common s.a..
and resistIess iat ol the people. We are
are SINCERE believer. IA pure republican dem
sLaII ds'-;-ic ,II.,h' -! "n'i'"a tne ropls
gross one year Or twenty s5merip ~ ,bsy
may err in their action, but are far less kc-
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in to any extent. We said enough to show
that the portion complained Of by the Jour
nal was not endorsed by the Ameieaa. 1t
was distinctly stated, that the object of copy
ing was to put on record views, in regard to
the policy of frequent changes IN our Con-
grcssional representation, 80 nearly CORES
pending to our own, and which were % Just
and true. In regard to the idea expressed by
some-and it almost always proceeds IRON
disappointed mcn-that there is central IN
fueucc seeking TO coutrol the whole politics
of the State, we don't believe word of it.
We don't believe the KennctJcc Journal or
the Republicans of kenncbcc County, nor of
Augusta, NEEDLE with the aff.irs of other
portions Of the State. They could not. IT
they would, to any pcreeiyable extent; and
we do not believe they would, if they
could. The Kennebec region, including
three or four counties, have n common inter-
est in many matters, and like sensible and
sgacious men, her politicians, as a general
thing. act in unison on all matters where in
terests are identical and 50 generally succeed.
Instead Of complaining Of this, other SC
tons and other interests should learn Wis
dom, and profit thereby. Oar observation
has taught us that in most counties in tue
STATE, a jealousy exists in the surround.
ing towns against the shire towns, an1 ai=s
rsrsa. Tbs feeling = nursed and kept awe
hy thosa naturally jealous, though naturally
honest, and y another eiJss, who for the
tune b'ins, here To- Iia -en tainS ~ the
contention winch tary iave bFtF'i iermeat
lis IS cAli's Hay, Grown up, sensible
msn should b. a55Ye il.
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How they Voted.

\ correspondent of the Maine Democrat
write- from Bangor, about the Peoples Con
yeutl0n, and among other statements, makes
the following:
Iae total number Of persons, delegates and
spectators included. who deposited votes IN
the receivers bat was l07. The Jameson
delegates voted double, treble and quadru-
pie, bat the Bradbury men did not discover
the trick IN s'asou to.retrieve their fortunes
by the same method Of voting. and thus they
had the modification of retiring from a con-
yention, defeated, in which they should
rigltfully have been triumphant It's stat
ed as a fact that Bradbury received erery
vote VI the delegates from beyond the Ken-
nebec river and with but two or three tx
ceptiuns, every vote OF the delegates from
every County except pcnohscot. II is not
strange then, that Mr. Bradbury's friends
who generally desired "a reunion Of the Dem
ocracy OF Maine, left the Convention dis
gusted With the whole performance, and en-
Filtered in feeling on account of the outra-
geeous fraud that had been practieed upon
them.
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ceedng Waldo, but said he would not then
promise to vote for it. n. X. Sawyer of
Ellsworth opposed all arrangements of the
kind, as being disastrous to the best interests
Of the district. while it only benefited few
individuals, who would he lucky enough to
get nomination. AIR Simonton of Cam
den desired postponement until the vote for
Representative was taken. The resolution
was opposed by Mr.. Hale of Ellsworth, as
not fair to Hancock, if an arrangement
must be made. There was a general call for
tic vote, here, and it WAS taken by hand
vote, tellers being appointed by the chair,
and ST voted for it, in convention Of 234
members. TWAS observed that our Hancock
friends who have been 50 earnest for Han
cock man, were magnanimous in this in-
stance and voted to postpone her claims to
Waldo.
The remarks by the several speakers were
patriotic, eloquent and well received. Hon.
Jos Granger lclicitously alluded - the dis
tinsuished gentlemen aud patriots, whose
names the counties composing this district
bear. Mr.. Talbot was earnest and able
Mr.. Spoford was eloquent, but rather I'M
Fortunate in some Of his positions, or else
the audience was unfortunate in it, Under
staining 81 lin. Mr. Talbot took cxccp-
tons, and Mr.. Spolord rgioinei. The dis
eussiJn was courteous and god natured. and
did not in the least resemble the .. fierce dis
eassioas OF the fiery " d,m5ertcy Of
other DAYS
Mr.. Pixies remarks deserve to ne reported
IN tull, hat IN these lays Of exciting war
news, all else must be he'd in aHryaaee He
alluded = tie extern. Of the district, It's
great commercial iup9. tanee &c. The spirit
Of our people in sending to the Union army
it, full share Of brave and pathetic soldiers,
giving to the service Of our country for OIL
GERS the gallant and heroic Berry. the brave
and true Barnham. and the noble Caldwell
aud for men, as noble specimens Of the dar-
Ing and self relying soldier as the world ever
saw. He claimed the charity of tie audi
ence, while lie volunteered give it bit Of
advice, which is to . trust in the admins
tration OF Abraham Lincoln, and in the f.
deity and ability of the officers in command
Of our troops from the gallant Mcclellan
down" He thanked the convention for its
confidence expressed BY its vote, and-if elect
Cd would serve the district in all fidelity. to
III. extent Of his ability.
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state Of lsy..na.
Executive DEPARTMENT
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ingly, while the fleet doubtless passed up
james river Monday night or Tuesday morn
ing.
Gov. Boutwell, of Massachusetts,, has &C.
cepted the position as Commissioner of the
Inland Revenue.
just at the close of the session of the Sem
ate yesterday, a bill was introduced giving
the Pr sident power TO call out the militia Of
the country whenever it was deemed necess
ary, and when such call was made. none are
to be exempt on account of color, caste or
nationality. The President is to organize
them into regiments and other divisions as
he sees fit.
Major Stone, of the Penn. Bucktails, says
Gen. Mccall is undoubtedly killed.
Surgeon Gen. Hammond returned from
the army OF the Potomac to-day. H. rep
resents it in excellent condition, and all the
wounded are cared for,
DR., Oliver, the refugee from Richmond,
states that it will be impossible for the rebels
to hold out much longer at Richmond on ac-
count of the scarcity of medicines and pro-
visions.
Later-Richmond papers say Richmond is
so full of sick and wounded soldiers that
those who fell into our hands from the Union
DitAG dlC NdACA IL III INC uCLLtc litAL ~ ltlC
city,
The Times Washington despatch says the
Secretary of War stated to-day that the re-
plies to the call for 800, 900 more volunteers
have begun to com: in and far more favjraz
bic than the government anticipated. H.
doubts not but that the speedy furnishing Of
recruits Will be equal to the national wants.
The Tribune has Il special despatch dated
Memphis OH. Il states that the Little Rock
Ga..fta says ten. Curtis crossed Black river
and IS coming to tic Mjssjssii pi.
Cen. llindman issues an appeal II the
people Of Arkansas to engage in guerrilla
warfare.
Cen. II. S. Hampstead Of Little Rock i,
dead.
The Arkansas State Government has been
removed to Hot Springs.
Nlw YeEs, 9th.
An army letter states that rehel captain
who was taken prisoner, confessed that the
rebel loss on Friday at Gaines Hill, Wis
2i,0Go. and that their total losses in the
weeks fighting MAS from 90 200 to 20, o00.
Another letter says a number Of our
wounded have come in, having been or Tered
by the rebels to seek their own camps. Oar
l1ss, now, says this letter, is reduced to less
than 10000
The Richmond Examiner of the 4th calls
Tuesdays battle the ferc st and most SIM
culinary of the series OF bloody couh,cts.-
When Magruders command was ordered u
charge the strongest Of the federal batteries,
the off eers and men went down by hundreds
while the horrors Of the battle increased by
the continued broaisides from the eRcny's
gunboats.