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The national Republican., 1862-06-17

other p.slsnos. shojla molsst vessel Of the
4etsd 6eates, oilAe pefsons, or oAreo on board
her, saeh pet - xqpld be hold G1lsnsb,s 20
~ AVE & the yliteA States fos thsprevsns1on
ITsss s' & ass ssns o.s s'S az. & prsy.r,y IN.
sAntabls asumptsa % the H3Ate q belliKso
snts and whose property has been retaksn,
most salu,Ary decree Of the Chief Executive Of
ne nation sesmsd TO promiss.
That proclamation 10 4 solemn and. impres-
sive notice TO the nation and the wossd d the
vhst va sIpsotsS Of ~ psepls. Il wss .
:" :'a sssssSs ssssSss' sfsf, .a&s ss& ss s,s
against the domestic enemy, and that property
. soS hs M ;fs Z, p:Sp'r you'd b
II was . high oficial affirmation for The in.
tsgrity Of the natien and the, ssforcsmsut Of ths
laws for the protsetion md security Of the
ftghts Of person and property Of all The citi
hsnacs Of the enemies of the domestic peace.
Bot the citizen whose appeal 10 to bis own
Government may properly invoke in his behalf
that fundamental principle Of the social ooHr
o protect It's members in tho snjoymsnt q
thetr rights Of property. Il can never be Goa.
seded BY the Government Of the UAited States
mat the pfopery Of iis cihzens, within its
Units and jurisdiction, employed In law ful trade
IN conformity 10 prescribe oommsrcial rsgulS
tons, may become prize Of war BY tha acts Of
It's own citizens" ,r'.,-
The bill reported BY Mr.. Morrill,, In con.
formity With the foregoing principles, directs
that the President shall issue distractions to
naval and military ofhcsrs, to return oil ships
recaptured from the rebels to their original
owners, who are loyal citizens OF the United
States
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

1--WE are gratifsd 70 announce the fact
that the Medical Department are not responsi-
BILE for the neglect Of the wounded men from
Port Rspublie No dispstob was recsiveds At
be once of The Medical Director at all, and the
Surgeon Gsnnral did not receive Dispatch up.
til the morning after their arrival, at 10 O'Clock
The surgeon 10 charge did not report to head
quarters until . O'Clock, on Sunday morning,
when measures we're taken to remove the
wounded to hospitals. By reference 10 our
columns, It will be seen that the whole matter
is explained 10 the letter Of the Medical Dirsc.
tor (Dr. Lsttsrmsn) and the order Of the secre
tary Of War. ''" a. n.E- .,
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
News from Memphis, and from,
the south via Memphfs. IN

Capt Dill, Of the provost guard, estimate,
the amount OF cotton, sugar, 10, concealed for
shipping to be $4,000. This Ia rapidly fad
ing Ia way In the levte. - = no.
The number OF absentees has been over esti
mated. Many have returned, while those who
60 on upward boats are mostly members Of
supdered families.
The mayor and city council are Of Union
procliyities, rs general thing, And exercise
their functions In harmony with the military
rule. Their continued good conduct is re-
newed ASSURANCE Of this.
There are only two or three places 10 the city
where either Confederate scrip nr post Office
stamps are worth anything. The most promi
neot rebel citizens win moi take the ecrip.
An arrival here direct from Madison, Ark
brings Information that Gen. Curtis had no,
reached Little Rock, but was approaching il
from Searcy. He would meet with no opposi
Hon. -.
Mr. MARYLAND, agent for The Post Office D.
partment, opened the city post ofiSe 10 day
and An agent Of tho Treasury Department l. on
bis way TO reopen the Federal custom house.
There have been about thirty applications for
the once Of postmaster by prominent citizens
Of Memphis
There is but little activity In shipping
although few dray loads OF cotton have been
hauled down to the levss this morning. Som
i've thousand bales are concealed Ia war
houses.
The steamer J. d. Perry arrived here th =,
Col. Slack, and Nolan's cavalry. Col. Slack
being the senior officer supsrssdss Col. Fitch it,
command Of this post. |.
There is no. evidence that the feet will star,
down the river for several daye
An order III published In the APPEAL from
Gen. Beaurrga,d. denouncing the officers .,
Col J. 7, SCOTS Louisiana cavalry for rebei-
lion al Corinth
vicksburg was still 10 rebel hands on the
10th.
AExpHIs, June l4.-Col. Slack Issusd orders
this morning prohibiting dealing in and usn
the currency Of the Confederate States and
that the use thereof a. . circulating medium
would be regarded a, an insult to the Cover .
ment Of the Uaited States. Persons oifsndr z
arc to be arrested and summariiy dealt wib :
Besnregards army Is reported at Tup.lis,
ATTY miles south Of Coriaih. Arrangement
hsvs been IN .ds looking 10 the fortiHcaiion n,
the place Deser,ers arrive hero daily anil lakI'
the oath. 'N
Gen. Price was at Mobile on Tuesday irs
On the same day Gen. Breckinridgs ws4 Al
Meridian.
II Ia believed that Col. Slack will imned
ately require all civil and judicial offices n
take the oath. ~ ...
The ghnbost Sterling Price has been raj cd
and will be Sent North Immediately for I'd
pairs
The Charleston Courier Of the 9th says that
on saturday morning a PORTION Of Gen. Ewcll's
command attacked The enemy near Hanover
Bridge, and captured a quantity OF bssgsgr.
The Federals advanced on Sunday evening IN
James Island On their approach our (rabrD
troops fed. ..a.. - gg.
Gen Kirby Smith Is said to be in comm.nd
Of the troops opposed TO Gen. Mitchell.
The Jackson Mtssissippins Of the llth says
gagged two Of the enemys gunboats, onlth. mpr,
ming Of the 9th, and after brisk enga cement
Of an hour, AucCaadad in driving tha anamy off
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
Trad. On .,.. Te...s..s Rlv.r.

Tue evacuation Of Corinth already gives Q
y atinulns to trade up toe Tennt ssee. Hitherto
even Union mt, have been afraid to ship cot
ton, or open rommercial intsrcoursoof any sort
with the |" Hassiaa invsdsrr," lest defeat at
them snd subject them 70 ths ssvsrest penal
ties Thatfssr Is now over forever, and having
naAs up their minds that Tepnsssse 10 perms.
nentiy attached 70 tho uaion, hey are ready at
once 70 strange thstr busiusss relations soo0rd'
'ingly, Tiui,g, So, q ,.i.Y, 20. q. y .,
Sine still refuse u Trade One msrchsut
heard Of VI one 81 the little shipping poinia was
very noisy 10 BIZ declarations tbsr nothing
could Induce him 20 trade With the despoilers
of bis country; but In general cent per cent
profits, and safs currency. ere likely TO prove
sllinclently powerful Inducements for the most
Obstinate.--C6r. Uncinna Gaxstte. ''l' '
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
Attack On = Trails. Five Milss sresp the
| White House.

Attack en- Trnia Five Ailss fresr the
| White House.
The Sw OF last evening publishes The fol-
lowing: m... 30 .Ia d.
"Wurs HOUSE,, Va. June IA, . O'Clock D.
m.-We had quite commotion al the White
House last night when the report arrived that
> guerilla psrty-supposed TO be cavalry, bnt
when seen were on foot-numbering from rs
10 100 men fred on the train Of cars running
between the White House and Fair Oaks, about
O'Clock, at Tunstall's Station, FIVE miles rom
the White House, killing one psrnou and wound
ing six or seven others; also, that they bad
burned seversl ves.els 10 the Pamunkey fiver.
lying between the White House snd Tunstall's
Station. 1t was expected last night ths. an
attack would certainly be made st the White
House. Our troops aud war steamers were
soou In readiness to meet all emergencies "r
This is substantially confirmed by later
dispatch (published elsewhere) from Fortress
Monro>, ... .
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

NOMINATIONS RsJr0rED.--T The Senate, stsw
dnys sipoet refused 70 confirm the limitations
Of The following officers, formerly In the navy,
and now holding aotias appointments, for res
torstion 10 thsfr former position - e L., 20
Joseph P. Sanford, 70 be Commander Rich.
ard T. Rensbaw, John Van Nes, Philip, Ed.
ward Y. McCauley, fendleton g. Wssmohgh,
James Parker, Jr., Edgar Brodhsad, John N.
Quacksnbush md John ). Barnes, to be Lieu
tenants. % 1p'vtupE rr 40 rp''pilHa. ... 10,
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

may be, under certain circumstances, sdvsuts.
seous. Ths tsst \ ID advastags 70 ~ emf.
grating Africaa hInrelf he does not 81 be-
You'd the ranss Of Americss commerce ~ 60.
log to HayH, or Hberis, bs, will oonslbute
more 70 it, n he d thereby personally bens.
fitted, II his productive capacity Is increased
and bis power 10 purchase enlarged. To send
him on, merely 10 gstri Of him, and 70 psrisa
upon some iohospitabls shore, would be % un
vie, a. Il would be inhumsn. But with The
apparent openings st many poinss for saooess
ful African colonisatioo, II b not TO BE- slssned
that certain amount Of African emigration
from this country may not Be encouraged, con
sistently with sound policy. r..
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
Tuesday, Jsns u, l6ss.

Ovnapa "Details q General Frsmont's splen.
did victory ct "Croa Ksys" - We sth, and Of
the rspslss of 0sserai Shislds 'sdvance st Port
Republic On 10 On; IN interesting letter from
Boston msrchapt In respect 10 the contrsbsuds
atPort Royal; postry, &c. ..... r....s.....
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
a,oass n. WESTON, so,ros.

- rne publication oAoe OF the Ratso~ai
rp,sscs~ nN ne nortAssss corner o. and
svsn,h AfS$. ssoead aoor. over v. D. shsp.
hord's stora. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

Mr.. CoIrER who was ordered by Governor
Sianly not to teach the colored people of Nav
bern, N. G., to read has returned, aud will re
open bis schools He is receiving subscrip.
tors in aid Of his mission among the contri.
buttons is Gen. Burnside, who presented him
with $50.
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

ALL Qunr M FRoNr or RrcaxoSD.- Dis.
patches from the army Of the Potomac, dat b
O'Clock yesterday evening, Indicate qnietude
In front OF Richmond ... .,.y.l .,-..
Gen. Dix informs the Department that the
military telegraph has been completed to Nor.
folk and Suffolk. The line To Fortress Monroe
Il working we'll.
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Fortress Monroe.

htt9eU OF NoOsI 90of1tI00 9e the White
House - Distraction OF s0vernasWl
Property At Fingars Point-Conster.
nation and Deprssstoa At Rtehmena.
FORrREs MONROE, June l5.--The attack
upon the train a. the White Houss, aud tho
destruction Of property at Fingal's Point by the
rebel gneriilas, was boldly conceived and xe
cuted. .u ..-..
The Massachusetts, arrived from CITY Poin,
this afternoon, whittier she had been under a
flag Of truce. The result Of the communication,
10 unknown, but Colonel Kane, Of the Pc ibsy !.
vsnis Bucktsil Rifles, who was captured hy
the rebels recently in the valley OF the Shenan
doah, comes dawn a released prisoner on
parole for exchange. .'..r ..... ..
The Federal feet is still inactive a, City
Point, for reasons beat known 70 the Govern
ment. .,.. .p.... ,..,
The news Of the naval 6ght on the Missis
slppi and the taking Of Corinth and Memphis,
and the advance Of the Federal forces lotto Ea3
Tennessee. has just been publisoed In Ri,h
uond. and creates great CONSERVATION and de-
preston. r. ... ' ~. ..' ' o..
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

PArsou BaowNLsw had brilliant reception,
. lew nights ago, at the Academy Of Music, in
Philadslphia His daughter, who wsa present
wss presented with BEAUTIFUL rilk flag by the
ladies Of Philadelphia. Speeches were made
BY Gen. Wslbridge, Representative Maynard,
Caleb Smith, Secretary Of tho Interior, and
others. .'flurlEH - .I..Ir|.E.I
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
From Oo1a. EIAIlecIk,
Beauregard's Army Supposed to be
Near Columbus.

Dispatches dated yesterday, from Gen. Hal
lock, have been received at the War Depart.
msnt. They present no new features with
regard 10 Bsauregard's army, which is sup.
posed to still remain In the vicinity nf OkalOrja,
Qyerton, and Columbus.
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

PORr AK9nIos, W AsHIxGroN TERRlfoRY. Con
gres, on yesterday, removed the port Of entry
for the Puget Sound da riot from i& unfortu-
nate temporary location, 1t Port Townsend, to
the splendid harbor Of Port Angeles, which has
almost . national reputation since Gen. Scott
praised IL 10 highly duriug his soiouru there.
while engaged 10 settling the San Jisn Island
difBculty. Tho new port ief sntry ia directly
opposite the English city Of Vic .ora, commando
tbs Straits Of Fucs. and ysry n+tsrislly an
haDces the safety and convenisncs OF the ii.
ready largs comnsroeI,oi ihass waiers.y Port
ADeelos 10 ther point which Gaa. I, /, Stsvsns
WAS In the habit of referring 10 in his ppsscbss,
as the ''Cherbourg Of Ansrlca TIE strenuous
opposi,ioa Of Col. Wallace, the present Dele.
gate, 10 the change, was based upon petition
from members Of The TsrritNriA Legislature,
who had Decn persuaded 70 sAkpfor large Fed.
eral expenditures st the old po,tof eotry. Con.
srss very properly refused 70 regard ths ques-
ton from the standpoint Of these local politi-
oi.ns, and decided, upon the change on its
merits as COMMERCIAL and rrvcaoe necessity.
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
The Forrest Divorce Case"

.ALBAnY, June l6.-The Forrest divorce case
will he bsfors the court OF appeals this weet.
Edwin Forrest, with his counsel, James T.
Brady, Charles O'Connor, and william Curtis
Noyes, are here at Congress Hall.
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

tbs RrPoRTEp ASSASSINATION or Gov, JOHN
soH.--As The War Department hss received
dispatches IRON Governor Audrrw Johnson
dated on the l4th Inst, tho Southern Newspaper
stories about his having been s,ss,slnated only
expose The 'mahgnity Of the rebels, and that
their wish 10 father 70 the thought" nc
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

CHIRTs SHIRTS SHIFTS / AT OLD PRICE
y a. SkIFh'S, No $40 Seventh street, oppOsit,
Por Omoe mar n-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

E,Jn Il nN G-.Possetsi n given ths ist q July -
4 The large SofsPonm on sixth street, (ground
rom the show dats u s now occupied - . leather
tore, bet IL o<a,Ssl p0si0a admirably suts 1t for
my business For further bsrliculsrs inquire, up.
tslrs, OF H. NUNUK,
10 ik.-iw tstarl Gunsmifh
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

n - your ATTENTION Ii CALLED To QUE
sssE. ass 4 so IA osDs with W ~ .sliss SsSd: 4
lower IAAst ts,g sAy otAer store In the Slty, ,si
entaS 20 \, h0's"o s'''"tA street. a'sr 1.'
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

A FURNISHED AOUsE TO LET-The com
"A ipr,sbs and neatly FURNISHED House, No q
Aissesrt .ysnns, u now for rsnt, Fof terms, apply
on the premisss ~ je 2-tit
The national Republican., 1862-06-17

The Rebels Burn ychessers, Teams
.--.-.---.and DEiYo oI ~ mules.
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
--LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. ,

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Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
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containing certificates Of their and directions
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-22
STATE OF ILLINOIS IS Sn

~ preme Court within and for the Third Grand Divi
sion of said State. Stephen A. Hurbut, Plaintiff in
Error, vs. Claudian Northrup, Defendant in Error
Error to Boone County Circuit Court.
whereas, the above named Stephen A. Hurlbut has
sued out writ Ct Error from said supreme Court to
reverse a judgment which the said CIaudan b. Nor
thrup obtained against him in said Circuit Court of
Boone County, which said writ of pending
in said Supreme Court; and where as writ OF scire
tctds re.urnable on the first day of the Of
said Supreme Court, to be holden Ottawa in said
State OF Illinois, the first Tuesday af er the third
Monday in April next has b.en duly issued herein
cordng to law; and whereas, ALSO it appears by afh
davit on file in the office OF the Clerk said Supreme
Court that the said Claudian D. Northrup the said de-
endant in is resident Of the State of I'LL
nois and without the reach of the process said Su
preme Court:
Now, therefore, you the said Claudan B. Northrop
the said defendant in whose residence an
pears as aforesaid hereby notified to be and
before the Justices OF said Supreme Court to be holden
at ottawa, in said State. the first Tue day after the
thrd Monday IN April next, A. D. 1862, to hear the
record anu proceedings of said Judgment said Cir
cut Court brought into said Supreme Court return
OF SAID writ OF error and the assigned, II you
see Mt; and further, to and receive hat said su
preme Court shall order in this behalf 80,
Dated this twenty thi,a day of January A. u. ioo-'
Attest: l.. LELAND, ."ra.
W. F. EIRGESs ppF,s arr. (Jsn. %, '62
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NOTICE EXTRA.

After this Saturday, May nth, 1861. viii sell gseA
TO except for Cash and Barter cash prices
For the past three have tried sell RosAs
for cash only but notwithstanding our enors TO The
contrary We find that We have sold many gcoAs sD
credit. Some will have credit any hcW, though they
knew is ruinous to them Nov, for all, have
determined if possible, to break up this credit busn-
ess To accomplish it, purpose selling for year
without any profit what will pay freight and sx
penses OF selling. By doing shall plsco eae-
selves in q position that must refuse matter bov
anxious may be to accommodate. And on the other
hand prices will seem much lower parties YuR.
chasing, that if they have regard for their
terests they will make fort pay cash Tor what
they buy Thus by the end OF the year, trust par
ties will get in the habit of paying cash what
they buy and fully satisfied the saving win Be
to them that they could be induced buy ered
1t afterwards. We shall commence on Monday norn-
ing and mark down goods. We advise those Who
buy for cash. to get prices before purchasing And
We advise those who buy credit get them tee,
they can see how much they have to pay fer NOR
credit. ANDREW LYNCD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-22

JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE-The following
late decision of the Supreme Court of Hi
nois may be found in the 2jth volume of
Illinois Reports, page 5l5, IN the case of
HARRISON rs. CHIP, and is copied for the
benefit of those concerned: - II Justice
of the Peace, after having heard the evil
deIce, continues cause for any reason, it
will oe fatal, and the suit must fail A
Justice of the Peace cannot take a case
under Amusement, even 10y consent of par
ties. The parties in suit pending Ssfore
a Justice have n right to be present a:
every step In the cause. A petition for
csrttorcri to remove a cause from Justice
should show with certainty the injustice
sustained. also why a defense was not
made; and be We fled by the oath of the
party not supported by affidavits. The
employment OF an Attorney is not evil
dsnce of diligence
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Il arie t nral.

BARLEY CorTFE-The Journal Of Com
merce says: ave see it stated that the
demand for this article is rapidly in
creasing Probably not more than one
third OF the amount of real coffee is now
Sod per week that was sold previous to
the coffee tariff imposition. The barley
coffee is said to be an excellent article
just as good, to all intents and purposes, as
the genuine article. Ordinary barley is
first soaked in water until little softened,
then dried and roasted as we roast the
coffee kernel 1t Is then ground. To about
a. much ground barley as would be used
at a meal, add one teaspoonfuil of the ex-
tract of coffee, to make flavor"
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CTATEOFHLINOISss Sunreme.


STATEOFILLINOISs IS. Supreme
Court within and for the Third Grand Division of
saia state. fhiip Forrest, executor, with Thomas
L. Forrest OF the last will and testament of Henry L.
sorrest' deceased. impleaded with said Thomas L.
,oios1' f!anuu IN Error, Edward l. Tinkham
1onu " amYfer. John II. Corl, Robert l.. Fabian
no"iand Ellis, Tarieton Jones and Lowell Fietch.r
caeo. " '"Ps''' Nou'' u chi-
"ht,eas' we above named PLAINTIFF IN error ba. .p.d
OUT u ~" E.'V 10 reverse a Deere. which the
said Defendants IN errer obt aimed again., hin, e. 81,
Circuit Court OF La Sale County With Ia -. 'ne
is now pending in said snprem. Co., s ',
whereas, writ OF sci,e dcins returp.bl. on ~ S,
day of the next term OF said Supreme Court m h ~
den at Ottawa, in said State of Illinois, on the a.,
Tuesday airer the third Monday in April XII has r.
duly issued herein according to law; and whereas
also. II appears, by affidavit file in the Office OF Tn.
Clerk OF said Supreme Court, that the said Rosiand
Ellis and Robert l.. Fabian. of said defendants in
error are n"nresidents of the State of Illinois, and
without the reach of the process Of said Supreme
Court:
Now, therefore. you the said Rowland Ellis and Rob
err L. fabian, the said defendants in error, whose
hon-rehdence appears aforesaid are hereby notified
70 ne ana appear before the Justices Of said Supreme
cor, AT the next term thereof be holden at ota
IN said state on the first Tuesday after the third Mon
day IN April next, d. 1862 to hear the record and
proceedings 81 said decree Of said Circuit Court brought
into said Supreme Court return Of said writ of rroy
ana the errors assigned, IL fl and further IN
do al receive what the said Supreme Co ir shall order
in this behalf.
Dated this 12th day OF February. A. D. 1862
Attest: l.. LELAND, CLERK
WV. 7. BuRGEss, PITS Atty. ffel5-4w