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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-14
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1862.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio statesman
THE LATEST NEWS.
From mChRrlestOn-Our Forces Occupy
.f,.t- Jnmen Island,

From ChRrlestOn-Our Forces occupy
arsi~ James Island.
WASHINGTON, June 14-Mr. Pierce, Govern.
ment Superintendent Of the Cotton Lands 10
South Carolina, arrived here this morning. He
left Charleston harbor on Tuesday, and brings
the latest intelligence from the Federal expedi-
tion under Gen. Benham. Our forces had oc.
cupied James Island under the protection Of our
gunboats. ID r.lr rs H.
The confederate forces In Charleston had
been greatly augmented. Deserters stated that
thirty thousand men from Beauregard's Cor
inthian army had reached there within few
for q stubborn defense Of the city.
When Mr. Pierce left, II was the opinion Of
Com. Dupont that our attack could not safely
proceed until we had stronger force.
There was heavy firing from the enemy dur
Ing part Of Tuesday, but no apprehension Of
danger from On attack upon our troopa
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Sheriff. Sale.

WIN. rs. 3. Dan Common Pleas
3. O. Preston ct al>
PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF AaLE
- 70 me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door
OF the Court House, In the city of Columbus, Ohio on
Saturday, the 2ssh day Of June, A. D. 1862,
at one O'clock p M, the following Described real "a
tate situate In the county Of franklin, and State
Lots numbered sixtyseven and sixty nine (87 and co.,
In the village Of shadesvlle being the same that were
conveyed to said Solomon O. Preston by Isaac Dennis
and wife BY deed dated September 5th, 1850.
Appraised at-Lot No. 67, $3.50 90.
4" - 50, $50 90.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, eherif.
Printers fees-Q4.
mAgi7-ltdAwd
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EOnoy marx ol.

.. lrHLsoAAExrD VOn TuE ONO ETATzsAsJ
HRw YORK, June 10
The Money market easy at 394 percent for loans on
call. .'.
Prime paper at 495 per cent. discount.
Sterling Exchange yeLy Arm at l5K@l5Se for Mer-
ehAnts' and 416k FOR Bankers bills.
American Gold has advanced to s95K per cent pre-.
mum.
California Cola Bars are quoted at 5x9sX per cent.
premium.
Government Stocks are arnsr. United States stxes
ot 1881 ct l07@ 10ski United States 3lO Treasury
Notes l0eH@i06K.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

~ -sn ". 'sisu''0n oOur. Of Common Pleas
Amos NJ. Hall ct al. J franklin county. y 4
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF Sale,
i issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Frani.
lin county Ohio In the above entitled action to me h
rected, I shall oGer at public auction, on
Saturday, Juns IA, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n. and IL o'clock
the city Of oelunhus the following described property
to.vit. M
Lot No. l3 Of John Morrison's subdivision Of Lot,
city OF oolumbus, Irnnkiin county, Ohio,
Appraised ct $1,000.
FRANCIS COLLINS,
mayla-dlt&Wtd Master Commissioner,
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New YoRK, Jane ia special to the Trib-
une says: The report that the rebels have
burned ViCksbuFg are not credited. Several
gunboats and rams went on reconnaissance
up White river. Many families are starting
northwsrd, who have been months waiting for
the Union forces
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Eli ". Gwynne Court Of Common Pleas
w. Of
William R. Rankin tal3 franklin County, Ohio.
i the said Court to me directed, Will offer for sale
st public auction at the door Of the Court House in
the city Of Columbus, on
Monday the 23d day of June, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock n. and 2o'cock p n.
the following desored real este, situate In the county
OF Franklin and State Of Ohio, to Wit: bounded and
described % follows:
Being iniot number three hundred aud rinety-ons
0oD situate on Mound street In the city Of Columbus.
Appraised at $3.50.
q. ". HUFFMAN, sheria,
and Master Commissioner.
n. O. NoxIx, Attorney.
Printers fees % So
May 20-d1kkwtd.
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What are the People DOinga

Tne american people inteiligent enOurh IA .nr,.
cs.e prepatons that contrbate % much Il ths SsRH,
s 81 tnOse 1sns them. and thsy Waat them. Ixss
Dllnes ue letters, some ordernR TIA Tar.r,s~ ~
some the NEuRALaIA PLAsrrSs, ana moi - sn ws
Ss ~ S cenu ior me MOURN WASH 70 Be sent by ms
Se 10 'snd ssss ISne h. compelled to reply hGt inpe
eOese Kemediss' Wac a5Ez sspplv Easni "-1'
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS

snrewd agents can make ANAL fortuns m esrsvfpe
aese srscles around 70 families. ThS Dr,rrAE frr4
uhx me neetest ertice that oe woman c.n e,s
GROUND. send for one and see or, better dossna NIX
We VIII sell a. sampler Tor "a. Agents eupeIied ,r
~ ay Eitn vlrcnhn III Now 4 hs time 10 % ineo
tne Iasme., % 40 good, and make q proat, W. sre
Rending nouaAnds for the boneat of Srsns.. Nae S
Angleno men and women here d oomefhlne No. 80
q chance o take the tide at 10 Hood. mus Aee
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SPECIAL NOTICES

To the Nervous and COmsumptive
Of both sexes. A retired Clergyman having been re-
stored 70 health In few days after many yea Of great
sunerng Is willing 10 asstst others by sending ee,
the receipt OF postpaid directed envelope copy Of
the prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN n.
DAdNALL, 1876 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Bachelors Hair Dye!
THE BEST I'm THE WORLD.

WILLIAM A. BAToHRLoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to njure The Hair in the least remedies
the Ill effects Of bad dyes and nvigorates the hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
a splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold byall Druggists, etc.
III The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LoR, on Ae four stdes Of each 6op.
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Qate 233 Broadway and l6 Bond street)
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The Napoleon Hair ToiIat

HSs been before the public bat short time and has Al
ready been tested by over one thousand persona ami
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet q he
beantifeT ever offered to the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being countorfeted or I'm
ltated BY unprincped persons, do not oer Il 10,
anyLady or Gentleman who desires Soft Luxuriant Ha
and ouris, ard Long goft Whiskers or Mousache ear
procure the Invgoator or Toilet, either one mn one
+, AddresS O. p. BpENY q co., ~s
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CAIRO, June l9.--The rebel gunboat Sumter
arrived to night. She was considerably shat
tered in the late engagement before Memphis,
and will be repaired Immediately.
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NOTICE,
John George Rsnnsr, pl'R.

John George Renner, prtR Superior Court
Va. , Franklin count w.
John, CLARK & J. B. Evelyn, def'ts.) Ohio.
TOHN CLARK aud J. B. EVELYN, non
residents Of the State Of Ohio whose actual place
residence Il unknown will take notice. that John George
Renner Of franklin county Ohio did, on the 10th day
Of May, 1862, file his petition in the superior Court q
franklin county, 0his against ,aid CLARK and Evelyn
defendants settiug forth that said j. o. Evelyn know
ing them to be forged, did, The 9TH and llh day Of
Decenber 1851 utter and publish true and genuine
two forged Deeds one purporng to be warranty deed
from said Renner to said John Clark for tho eonveyance
OF certain premes In the petition described and owned
BY said Renner, the other purporng to be mortgage
deed on said premises executed bysaid John CLARK to
said b. Evelyn to secure note In the petition de-.
scrbed; that said two deeds forged that they were
nled by said Evelyn for record in the Recorders Office
Of franklin county Ohio and recorded, the one In
Deed Records, book 73 TO- the other In Mortgage Re.
Cords book No. H. page Co. and praying that said two
forged deeds may be ordered to be cancelled on record
and held for naught.
Said John CLARK and J. b, Evelyn are notified that
they are required to appear and answer said petition on
or before the third Saturday after the Oath day Of June
next,
.a.m OTTO DREsEL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Columbus, Ohio, MAY l3, Io62-dltW6w
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PhiIadeIphia Cattle Marker.

The offerings and sRles Of beef cattle this week
% 1915 head, and the principal lots sold at from to lOc
p b; others at 9k@eX X@9K; some REALIZED but 6@7c
prices ranging from % 5O@3 75lp cwt gross accord
leg to condition. Hogs-about l450 head offered and
sold 81 7595 Is per cwt, net the latter rate for
corn.fed.
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ALBANY, June l9.-The canal receipts from
the commencement Of the season to June 8,
foot mp $9O776. The tolls for the same time
In 1861, we're $6l0.33.
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WIN. 3. HURD 4 CO..
Tribune Buildings, New York.

~ ~ %TooTIi az; HTnDs i MOUTH Wash, TOOTH pownua
sSsg tSa DROPS cannot be sent bS MI, M
Store .S. % obtained At sour Drug or Periodi.sI
TREASURY Prcs, ON DoELAR, WhicS eons.IDs ~.
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GREAT MEDICINE.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER A!
AQUE DISTRICTS,
no MARRIED MEM,

Or Those contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will give information on very IN.
tsrsstiao and iapOrtat subject, which will be valu'
ed more than thousand meS Its cost by every married
couple Of any age or condition in life. The information
will be sent by mall to any address the receipt Of 9S
cents Csi1VeS) and one red stamp
All letters should be addressed to
N. B. MORRIS, NJ, D.
oot3l-lv3tawdhW Boston, MaH,
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pubCu hbp Iubb DpOA hNhpuAtsSOu w SCOtoboAy y
Stanton; also a copy to Gen. Casey:
I.4 HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAol
June 8, IL P. M.
TO u. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
My dispatch Of the lst inst, stating that
Gen. Casey's Division, which was In the line,
gave way unaccountably and discreditably, was
based upon official statements made to me be-
fore | arrived upon the field of battle, and
while was there, by several commanders.
From statements made to me subsequently by
Generals Casey and Nagle, sm induced to be-
lieye that portions of that division behaved
we'll, and made most gallant stand against
superior numbers; but at present the accounts
are too conflicting to enable me to discriminate
with certainty. When the facts are clearly as
certained, the exceptional good conduct will be
properly acknowledged.
(slgned) GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
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PAIN, GRAVITY, r1AGNETIsa.

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is removed and disease cured By
PuRaATIoN WITH BRANDRETH'5 PILLS.
This Is as much fact In medicine as that the magnet
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omy or that light is but heat raried, but which piece
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But the great fact OF the present day is that
BRANDRETH's PILLS
invariably open the bowels, ard that all the humo
which cause pain are controlled by natural affinity
this
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
Mr.. John Pudney, Springfield, Union county, New
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all his hands, in which time these Pills have cured them
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eases to which large family Is occasionally subject.
he says he has never known them to fail, and will be
pleased to give his testimony at all times in favor Of
Brandreth's Pills.
(signed) JOHN PUDNEfi
Springfield, u ion Co., NJ.
Bold by john R. Cook, Druggist, Columbus, and BY
all respectable dealers in medicines
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII GURL sTRAIaHT Han in Soft, HlIken, Rlo.inz
Ourls that VIII remain In shape for one day or one
week desired, or any longer period, II the directions
are strictly followed, which are very simple and easy
The tar Toilet does not In any interfere with
the HdtHTd S2tess Of Ie Hdir. II neither scorches
nor dyes II; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
ance: 1t also prevents the hair from failing of ana
tuning gray, - -
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Excelsior Invigorator !
NApoLEor's HAIR roll gr !,

The only article ever offered to the French people ths
would OuRL bTRAiaRT HARl the shove Toilet being
manufactured for the sole boneft Of Louis Nepoleon
which article 10 now Indispensable to his toilet room.
The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
NECESSARILY take the place Of all ohen ever offered 70
the public, take pleasure In expressing their conddenoo
In the hTtIee. gAlnlnR Il from praatioal nae. Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-14

Removed from his old office.
ORA. B, WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High St.,
Columbus, o. has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases He may be
consulted at his otcs on Broadway near the Exchange
Bank c ~
jan1odh ada
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-14

WASHINGTON, June l3.-The following dis
patch has Just been transmitted to Secretary
also copy to Gen. Casey:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-14

HousE The Joint resolution rendering the
thanks Of Congress to Lieutenant @. Fl. Morris
and hls 0faoers and men for their gallant cVg-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
Late from Camp.

The gallant Capt. Harmon of
Young's regiment Of Texans, called
upon US yesterday, on his way
homo, upon short leave of absence.
All is well in camps. The Cavalry
OF Van Dorns command are at
Horse Head on the Arkansas river,
feeding: the Infantry below Van
Buren,. The Federals have retrca-
ted there being nothing for them TO
live upon in the neighborhood Of
Cassville. No action is expected
for a month. Surgeon Saunders,
and Phineas Caldwell have escaped
from the Federals. The impression
Of Dir. Saunders Or rather the inior-
nation given him by Gen. Curtis
j., that the Federals lost 1900 men
in the battle OF Elkhorn. Our loss
was something over one hundred
killed, and three hundred wounded
and missing CMrkSuiLle STANDARD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
A TauLY Formidable BATTERY.

A TguLY. FORMIDABLE BATTERY.
speaking Of the recent improve
ments in the armament OF the Viz
ginia, the Norfolk Day-Booll OF the
18th ult. says: a
We are yratifiod to learn that the
large gun, recently. cast in Rich
mond, for the Virginia. has been
placed in it's position on baard OF
that vessel. 1t throws solid shot,
We understand. weighing 3G0 pounds
The shot is long, and has IL steel
point. This, together with her two
Armstrong guus, put on board since
her return from Newport News,
gives her one Of the most formidable
batteries in the world, in addition
to her being perfectly shot and shell
proof.
We would like to give our read
ers description Of this new gun
and shot, but fear we have already
stated more than is prudent, lest it
should get to the ears Of those the
information is not intended for
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
ON TO SAINT LOUIS.

Gems. Van Dorm and Price are col
Letting strong force at Jackson
port and Pocahontas. From cas-,
west and south. the troops are has
tening to Whilo and Black rivers. ,--
How many men thoy will have !s
not known, but the force will bo
large enough to march through Mis-
souri,, rctake New Madrid and per
hapsc so to ST. Louis. While tho
icderals are massing troops in Ten
nessce, they may learn, to their sur
prise, that a fine Confederate army
is in possession of Missouri, ready
to be thrown across and intercept
them in case Of Il retreat.
JEFF. Thompson is sliirmishing a.
round and threatening Cape Girar-
dcau. Mcbride is about, and keep
ing the federals in hot water. From
present indications, there arc pros
poets of Il decisive battle in Missou-
ri, which, being won, then "On to
st. Louis !"-LiHle Rock Democrat,
3rd. inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
HEAD QUARTERS Dept. Ind. Ter. !
Dwight Miss. Cher. Nation. !
March Is, 1862.
ESPECIAL ORDER No. IL

The thanks of the Confederates
are due the two Cherokee Regi-
ments of Coils. Staud Waite and
John Drew, and Captains O. 6.
Welchs and r. A. Young's compa-
nies of the 1st Choctaw and Chick
asaw Regiment for the singular
gullantry displayed by them in the
action Of Pea Vine Ridge, in char
ging IN front and side by side, &
battery of three guns Of the enemy's
supported by five companies freq
ular cavalry and when receiving
the fire Of both, they with u portion
O.. another Regiment, routed the
cavalry, drove them from the field,
and captured the batterye,nd after
wards withdrew it into the woods
under five.
2. The thanks of the Confederate
States are not less duo the same
troops for the patience with which
they bore hunger and fatigue while
marching and fighting beyond tho
limits Of their own country, in the
common cause, as we'll as because,
when widely separated, and when
the army was defeated they again
came together instead Of returning
to their homes, and were again
ready to meet the enemy.
3. The commanding General most
earnestly hopes that the two Chero-
ken Regiments having thus tested
each others loyalty, suffered togeth-
er, aud fought in the same cause on
the same field, they will permit all
past animosities to remain forever
buried in the field consecrated by
their blood.
4. The thanks of the Confederate
States are also due the Choctaw and
Chickasaw and Cherokee troops un-
der command Of Col. Douglas q.
Cooper for the gallantry displayed
in marching for ten miles past, and
TO the rear Of II retreating colum;
and there remaining to face the en-
envy; and to those brave men Of Col.
Watics Regiment who made their
way for miles, conveying ammuni-
ton to the army, along a road in
possession Of hostile troops.
By order of Brig. Gen.
ALBERT PIKE.
FAYETTE HEWETT.
Capt. and Second A. A. Gen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

AUGUSTA, March 2l.--Private dis
patches Just received from Savan-
nah say our troops are returning
from Carolina and that the enemy
had left Bluifton.
The Nashville Patriot of tho 18th
copies dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial. dated Washington,
March 1lth, which says Mcclellan
will tomorrow cease to be general
in Chief; and that Stanton will issue
an order announcing the change.
The same paper also publishes q
statement that the captain of the
Sumter had been released, and that
the vessel still remained at Gibral-
tar. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

s Gems. Buckner and Tilghman
Were taken to Boston, for confine-
mcnt in Fort Warren, via Buffalo,
Albany, &c. On their arrival by
railroad train ut the former place,
they were received by I'M expcctant
mob, with "Hil here they GOMEZ a
correspondent Of the New York
Herald tellsthe rest
A crowd Of armed soldiers had
made q lane through the crowd, and
down between the rows of loyal
men stalk the traitors. Buckner
steps first upon the platform--a tall,
muscular, proud looking man, dress
ed ina gray mi itary coat and wear
ing genuine Soltherner's slouch
ed felt hat. The crowd see him now
for the first time, and the building
rings with cheers for the Union
and groans and misses for all rebels.
Buclner turns.and gives them one
look, like that Of. shared tiger up
on his captols, in which more rage
and scorn were concentrated IMAM
we thought the human countcmnce
capable Of, and passes into the car.
Right alter him comes Tilghman,
iauntily dressed in fatigue snit
and a ioraging cap, a smaller man
than BuclSncr, fair, With a blonde
moustache, suavity and politcness
written in Svery1ine of his face. y
shout comes FROM thccrowd, "Thrce
groans for the rdDcl Tilghman"
He turns and Fits his cap and bows
andsmiics, Us though appearing ON
a balcony to answer q flattering
sercnadc--thcn follows Bucisner
into the car, and the crowd dispcrs.
cd. And thus the captured rebel
Generals passed through Bhfialo.
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CAPT. JOHN MORGAN AGAIN.-A

CAPT. JOHN MORGAN AGAIN.-A
gentleman just arrived here from
Nashville, says the Memphis Ava
lanche Of the 14th, states that Capt.
Morgan was sent out on scout
with " detachment Of his squadron
near Laverno, and had q skirmish
with the enemy's pickets-killing
seventeen and taking about as many
prisoners. Capt. Morgan was en-
tcring the turnpike from d lane, and
was alone, when he suddenly came
in contact with a cavalier, who said
to Morgan, "Halt, and dismount"
The reply was, II am Capt. John
Morgan, and do not obey Federal
commands; draw your pistol, sir;
we are upon an equality" The
Federal replied ave are not, sir
at the same time making II quick
motion with his hand to his side
when the valiant Captain fired, and
"down went u Federal meeting
house!' He fell dead-and turned
out to he the veritable Capt. Wilson,
of Gen. Buell's staff, who planted
the Federal flag on the capitol ;tt
Nashville! Morgan is certainly the
intrepid Marion Of tho war.
III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

Our DEsTRUcmoN.--That tho
North desires our destruction and
will descend to anything to accom-
plish their fcndish purpose, is owl
don't. The shipping TO the South OF
poisoned auininc, and the attempts
to poison springs where our army
and people obtain water, are ac 5 50
incXpre>siblv mean and iicnd,sh'
that we could not believe ANY hu-
man being guilty OF them At not
proven beyond n doubt. Let snch
I'm enemy comc South, and who can
picture the scenes that await us =
Men who talk about submitting 10
such fiendis foe, arc either ignor-
ant OF the consequences or traitors
at heart. and should be dealt with
rs deserved. N o. True WitaesS.
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GOOD NEWS INDEED,

Th Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and
Sentinel, Of tho l4th inst, has the
following in its teleSraphic news
column:
-, March l3,--An IRON clad
British steamer has arrived, loaded
with muslicts, rifles, powder, shoes,
blankets, &c-al for the Conitder-
ate Government, and under the
charge Of Lieut.. Faunileroy, OF the
Confederate States Navy. A part
Of the cargo is 10000 Ehticld rifles,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

MERaIMA, No. 2.--There is now
building and nearly ready at one Of
our Guii' ports. an iron plated ship
of about $50 feet in length and so
feet beam, which will be supplied
with q number Of engines aud boil
ers; and, when she gets ready, ii is
supposed she will be quite equal 10
Merrimac No. 1.
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Adminislrator,s A NotIce.

~ Office is hereby giyeu, lhat.at the No
y sember term. 1s6l, Of the Honorable
couny Court Of Navarro county, leitc,s Of
inisiraiion Oh the estate Of Olive Green
.ccca scd, were granied.io the undersigned.
al persons having claims against said es-
,,'e. are hereby notified to present The same
thin the time required by law, or they
rill be barred.
THOMAS sMITIi,
AdiIr Of Est n Olive Green, deed.
jannary Is, lSJ2-l3:Gw.