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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

Governor Stanley's conduct in North Carolina
has thrown the radicals IN Congress into SpasmS
He found, amongst other things, negro schools
opened bv AbOlitionistS for the benefit OF blacks
that had run asay from Their masters. whose
masters had run away from them. IL i one OF
the expeients seized upon by the radicals TO
change the condition OF the community in the
Old North State, aal 10 render restoration Of The
Union ~ Il Was more difficult Stanley very po-
litely told Colser Who seems 10 be the principal
in these schools. that he vas violating IA Law of
North Carolina. Ii, 10 donbt. SHOCKED Coly er
TO hear thai there any law here except the
higher las. lie closed up bis operations and
sked.di ed. Helper. another em;ssary OF anti
slavery anu Gisuaien took u OH himself 70 le ture
the Governor. AMI vas granted leave OF absence.
These N trtyrs ~ sfraighiwaN to Washington.
and pour oUt their complaints before the Pre>i
deni and her greatly exercised brethren We
90 not know who pays the expense ot these Oper-
atoms. nor the expense Ui supporting the numer-
oEs c0ntFahsIJs thAt are lost or have lost their
owners Detailed inioI matlon We can't Get at on
this point.
The President has. as usual. hard case before
him. The higher law apostles of his party feel
awful about the conduct OF Stanley. They de-
nonnce him hercey he j sinner thew can't
tolerate: but what can the President ~, These
schools are military necessity. They are not
needed % aid in putting down the rebellion. OF
course he has No power to support them. If he
has none 10 suppress Them. They are contrary
to a State law OF Old date, and quite a valid a.
anv law of the Sale. Ii tic military Governor
"a appelled to As the only authority 70 execute
law What can be dol No matter Ii the law he
right or wrong. it Is not Stanley's business. Ii
he exercised discretion as 10 what la"s he
would execute. lie would he 4 tyrnnt whose d.
cretion Is law. Moreover. the Pre~seent CAL I
connive At any agent of the Federal Government
going TO North Carolina % violate The Laws OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
Democratic Union State Ticket
Reform,

The vincennes Ca-,ns. Republican sheet,
edited by one Hon CYRrs NJ AIIrs. calls upon
the people Of that section OF Indiana Ito pre-.
serve the State from the rule of corrupt leaders.
This sentiment will meet with hearty approval.
There : nc man in the State who better under
stands the coruptions Of the party in power than
the editor Of the Gazette. We hope he will be
diligent ia the good work Of clearing out the cor
rupt Republican leaders who have been busy in
specializing in aud pro6ting by the troubles OF
the co.atry. Bully for ALLEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
M EDtCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE,

1IyO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH ORiAPAIRED
II organization or to those by whom an increase of
family from any Objectionable the nderSgned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reable and
safe and which been prescribed in various parts OF
Old World the past century Although this article
svery cheap and simple yet has been put up in half
pint bottles and sold very extensively at the exhorbant
price of - per bottle the undersigned proposes - fur
nsh recipe for the possession OF which every
lady supply hersewih perfect safeguard, al any
drug for tring of % cents year. Any
physician druggist will you il perfectly harmless,
thousands IF testimonials be procured Of its efficacy
any part ofthe world receipt OF a. by address
ing. DR.. j. Z. DhNERAUA,
p o. BOX, No. 1853, New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22-d&w'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

that State, when there can be no military reason
for H. Besides all this, il i exceedingly mex
pedient to remove Stanley, and desperate 81 for
he reason that Is urged IL woad end lie Eel
eral Government IN that State. except 80 far as
u could be sustained by mere pnwer IL Noulc
moreover. lesd to the removal of Johnson. OF
Tennessee and general hresskiug 90 Of the sys-
ten Of inviting States back a. their position a.
voluntary members of the Union We venture
20 predict, therefore. that the President will de-
eide that this not the time to interfere with Stan
lev
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
uooo Skirt>,Efoop Sktr,sf

Having made arrangements with two of the largest
Hoop skirt Msnusc cries in the East prepared to
offer them. wholesale and all New York prices.
Call and examine the stock; trouble TO show goods
Only one price. Remember-sgn OF the Big Hoop
skirt jel362-dly
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AGENCY.
WI "A y III d q ID
now LOST! now RESTORED!!
Just Pu6Eished IN a Sealed EareloDe.

.just Pu6fishcd a. S<dled ERreJope.
PRICE SIX CENTS.
q LECTURE the Nature, Treatment and Radical
~ Cure Of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions Sexual Debility and lmpedments
To marriage generally. Nervousness, Consumption, Ep
lepSy Fits Mental and Physical lncapacy, resulting
from Self-AbuSe, &c-By ROBERT J. CULVERWELL,
NJ D. Author Of the Greea Book, dc "A Boon TO
Thousands Sufferers under seal in plain
velope any address, post paid receipt Of six cents
or postage stamps DR.. Gil. J. {. KLINE l27 Bow
cry New York, Postofice Box 1886. apr3-dSw3mis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

YENHESE Pills the Of much steaay and
full experience IN all varieties Of Female plants,
and of rregulrities Suppressons Leuchorhea
Whites. Inflammation OF the Bladder, Kidney and
Womb, and loss of Nervous Energy, etc Their use is
above all praise
Are entirely free from any Mercurial Mineral poison,
purely vegetable and free from danger; be
used with perfect safety.
Among the many thou ands that have them IN all
parts Of the Union speak Ill Of them, for all Ike
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
CITY ORDINANCES.

TaNHE following Ordinances pending before the
Common Council If Indianapolis; parties interested
will there ore take notice:
To grade and gravel Vermont street between Noble and
Railroad streets.
To grade and gravel Michigan street and sidewalks be-
the side of Noble and side Of Davidson
streets.
To grade and gravel Noble street between North street
and Mas achusetts avenue including sidewalks
To grade and gravel the Bluff Road between Ray street
and the Corporation Line, including the sidewalks.
To grade alley running south tr' m NcCarty street
TO Ray street, between iilrcad and Union streets.
To grade Walnut street between the side If Della
and the west side u Alabama streets, including the
sidewalks.
TO grade and gravel Fort Wayne between Penn
sylyania and Delaware streets including the sidewalks
All ordinance provide for the furnishing and erection
of lamp posts lamps and fixtures Tennessee street.
between New York and Michigan streets.
JOHN 6. WATERS, City Clerk
indianapolis. June Q, ls62.-jeI3-dlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
MAR RE ..

WALLiCK-MARTlN-0n Tuesday, the 10th instant,
at NJ. the FIRST Presbyterian Church. in Railway,
New Jersey. by the Rev :. 5. Shedden Miss Mary A.
Martin. of Railway 70 John Walck. Esq. Of this city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

LARGE a-d well selected assortment Of Groceries
~ receiving and for sale J, low a. al any house
IN the West Country Merchants and City Grccers invited
20 examine our stock RUGER a CALDN ELL.
iel5s3 -d&Hly s. Esst Washington -.
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special Notice.

10 I'D VERTLSERS-.Au advertisements taken f0r
specified time, md ordered out before tie irGtion
tie time specified, trW ne charged the regular rItRs
fnrthe SaHss NJ, 10 TIE time they are ordered out
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NOTICE.

~ a.. II u.
ITnited states of America, District OF
indiana. -:
wHEEEAs libel OF information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit snc District Of Indiana the 2sthday Of
Nay, lo62. BY John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney Of the
United for said District r Indiana. against 10 sacks
coffee 10 barrels whisky, keYcream tartar keG soda,
I'd II boxes starch seized Evansville for violation -
Laws OF the United States said goods and uerchan-
dis being contraband Il war and praying
srd good. and that the may be condemned and
sold e. articles cOniraband Of war
Now therefore pursuance q the monition under the
seal ofSad Court 10 ne directed aud delivered do here
bv give public nocice all persons claiming said goos
or any pAt herrof IN any interested Therein,
that they BE- and appear before the said the District
Court Of the United States be held the city Of Indian
apss in and for the District OF Indiana, on The second
Monday Of july next. 10 ocipck Of the forenoon
ot that av then ard there ferpose Their cams and
make their allegations in that behalf
d. 6. ROSE, L. Marshal,
PEI J. ; Barlow. DEPUTY.
Joux n. Rl-A. Clerk. -
Dstedju1s =. 1851 janria-dl5t
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WAN Ed.

~ IRL WANTED 10 Cook for Boarding House. Wages
NJ q 80 per week. None but a competent Cook need
apply Inquire at this office. jel3-o2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

Cloths, Cashmere, and Pants stuff.
For mems and boys wear; Goods Hats, Caps, and
Fats-evt rythiIg lie found in a Dry foods Store.
Stock completes bought at recent in New York;
be sold 20 per below former prce-for cash.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

100 BAGS Old Java Coffee;
100 BAGS Rio Coffee
$50 BOXES Ground Coffee Do in Papers
SA BAGS Roasted Coffee;
HAn CHESTS and Half Chests powder, Young
~OU Tyson, Hyson SKIN, and 0olong Teas, very
cheap;
a lSPlCE, Cas~is, Cloves. Cinnamon, and a -eneral
assortment Of Spices suitable for retail trade; Black
and Cayenne Pepper For sale low by
RCGER CALDWELL
Is East Washing tou 81
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DRY GOODS.
Lynch & Keane,
IS WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
NO wv aeRs EsN zN@
OTHER LARGE INVOICES OF SUMNER
DRY GOODS,
Ladies Dress Goods, everything in
q Fine. and Newest designs.

r ACE and silk Mantillas, new style Saques, Shawls
and Cloaks. Pr nte CalicOes ParasO,s and sun I'm
brella, Hoop Ski Hosiery &c Irl>h Linens, Embrod
cries White Goods, Linen and Cambria Handkerchiefs,
Beached and Brown Sheetings, Gloves, Notions
Cslicoes best American brands, from SC a yard up;
Best English Prints only l21ac yard
Ladies Cloakiug Cloths, Ga wide, Only 69c yard:
Ladies' Hose. very good pair 25c
TRY BALLOU'S FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS, only 10 be
had Lynch & Keane's
TRY BEST FRENCH CoRSETS AND WAISTS.
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O0A BARRELS Phoenix Refined Sugar;
81 BARRELS Crushed Sugar
<Sk BARRELS Powdered gar;
1An BARRELS Yellow Sugar, various brands;
IN BARRELS Golden Strip. A No. 1;
.bn BARRELS Honey Sirup;
ia BARRELS Stewards Strip;
ssG RHDS Nola>scs;
In store and Tor sale by
RCGER CALDWELL,
IS East Washington 81
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MICHIGAN STREET.

MICHIGAN STREET.
nrnfssp sgoss
doiA
hing
kurhce
ai Z y
lpot,In Hsn
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRK.,.....JrSs 1,
Cleared.

s,esmshlp-ssIoria (Brl. Ehers, Hamburg. ku1hafdt;
CIV al NegYoIk tBr) Petrie. Liverpool. J. q. Dale.
sfip.-Shamrock Doane. Liverpool c G. Duncan Co :
Alice Bali Ross Liverpool c. c Duncan Col Empire.
Coo,. liverpool Ze.esa CO. Atlantic Diusaore, Liver
oool G. G. Dancsn Co Aurora Barter, Liverpool How
and rockingham q. B Lamar. Bradley. GLASGOW, Inos
1nrhao.. President Fillmore Nelson, LONDON, T. Dunham
Bsrk.-E Morrison Lyon. Demetaa, D. fIowh!tdge' d sry
Gibb. ruidaJ. George = Stevenson 90. iaAs tbrh
Riddle Belize Hond Josiah JeX James SAhh' Auoeison'
New orleans, ". u. Brigham.
Br..-EIza (Brl Doyle. St Johns y; =, j. Hunter
Co Emilia (ts D. Jsccsnno Ipswich f. BeEthont; TO ssa
,rdy ti,rA Talbot almouth Jar, j. Doyle jane BEL
iBr1 Aeker st johns and Antigua, c. J. Knox -
onfirr dc New Orleans (ta) doilera Gloucester, kns
Lawrence Giles x Coz Glynn (Brl. wslh', hA,ti u f.
Bailey. - ~ 4, III
Jones Co Prince OF Wales tBr Christopher, Halifax, n
J3C A Dewoli; Gertrude, Cassidy S. stephens ~ b.,
r,strr. Hudson Waterman. Bristol, l.. Kenny; ATno,
Crockett Boston ). Racket, George X Dixon, Wissy
Nrw.Gresns Dolner Potter a Co. rsrif, Provost STAN
ord -; Sarah Maria Underhill lnsgus T. Gim.rln
Eimira Cornelius Simonson new Orleans, nssssr.
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finer kinds. yellow iialse rs.ssyl,sni. ssm~o. 70 ue
UNI lCg2c.; Southern Ohio, i0fi<o Western Psrrvs
good 70 fine yellow 4aisc Western conmee t. asdiss'
l00lsc Cheese u heavy; We quoe: Nev.York Stste
s;ricty fne 7U7lc New.York State common /, ma
dunn ad5c Ohio best kinds 6prc
RCECarouai 4 quiet and we have no sales 10 sdvi.e
OF East India the ses 100 bags Rsngoon at - rs AID 100
Aacan st "a s7 BY suction 500 bags East India eighty
damaged at t30 ~ a. .... : m"
sUGARS1hs inquiry continues very ,irht though prices
very fair sustained The sales embrace soma
6C0 bids mostly Cuba, 8. d1se but ncnding Re Poro
Rico at 1id8c Also 100 boxes Havana private terus We
quote refined l0.dlOc for powdered gsrulared and
crushed 909c for White Coffee aud 3. 49, for DO Yellow
SALr--Ihe market lie extremely quiet and unsettled tho
limited inquiry affords inducement to purchase unss at
lower bu, rost hodes Indifferent sellers unless at
fu prices and prefer soring saes Of 100 sacks ye1ys and
Darcy's at : co. inside rate.
TJBACCO-Ihe market continues very insctye buyers
aud sellers being variance respecting prices aes OF % hhds
Ken'ucky at lldi4c. and J4c. Seedlesfst ataic.
TINPs has been sc,iye and IL hrmef ssle Of 300
slabs Straits at t. Cash but holder ash Zso3Oo for
Straits dc for Banca aud ssc for English Pstes se
hrmer; sales Of 800 boxes l. G.. Charcoal at 10 Is
TALlOW is in fair demand and the market 10 'a sales
Of ST. 900 n Western and City vt b dJc cash
WHISKY ID rner and in fair request sales Of $50 bb 1t
24a2iic for STATE aud 2 d2Jc. fc ohiohs latter
IRENE rate.
ZINC Is inactive At SIC. for sessp, and Tc for Mosss
mann. but job lots from store command more money
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Arrived.

Steamship British opeen (Br) Harrison Havana June
and Nassau 9th, sugar &c and pass 10 T.. Csn.fd
pass. To H. b. Cromwell L Co =, -
Bark Princeton, seeby Demesra May H. sogar ae' 70
Brs Avon Dr. Of Yarmouth, y. 81 Trefy Nueytas Is
day. sassr Nc 10 psr Of dsesoad Of moss.rs
Bg Mary Alvius to Boston) Ames hssanzs days sugar
schf. Wtn Lancaster Cof St Andress) wiycott Ponce
p r. May %. to Miller HOUSTON. Jane u, y y
lon - So passed bark Acme, hence Tor Vera Nr1l th AT
81 40 lon a o. passed whaling Ellen ast Eliza ,cf
sCbr Eya r Culfner Eleuthera days pinespples to
J. Enes. Juno experienced heavy ssc, which lasted
to the 10Th during which was hove and carried away osy
in attempting TO .h The say me was washed over
Schr Margaret Dll (BEl Dill, Windsor, \. s., 10 dayi
schr Caroline knight Wilson, Eas,pOr; days. plaster to
Sb Reindeer Br. Of Haifarl Archibald Arroyo, r..
NAV ~ mi olssses to r. z. Hamilton. .
sehr Yorktown, Wsssm, Baltimore days mi'e to aef'
scl Jane. House spr,sue HAVE de Grace, Nd. days
sehr j. C. wooiey Garrison Georgetown, D. C., days
scLr NJ. A. Predmoie PsedmOro Georgetown D. c. 'd'ys
sehr NJ. A. Van Csf, Lemon Georgetown, D. C.. dsy'
schr. raus BOduc Fauow, Georgetown, D. c. days.
ScAr Cen John Cooper COnkln. chincOteasus days.
Sen Fanny DAVIS Evan. Berliu Nd days to A.
sesr j. W. Hne Manson Hat,erss Inlet GO hours In bal
sts5 r. W. Brown' Hughes. White House Va, days.
wood - 49,. ,.,-,t L. 90 TN
sshr. Little David Foster Philadelphia md'e to j. IN
Briggs - n,r,,At - "a L NJ
sesr Trader Eaton Phlsdelphs mise to j. ;. bi'ss~
Sehr H. y Wood Pot,ers Hi'ierss Ine, d,y, wood.
scbr s,n Lui. Bremen " hite House va, dls' Os''-
scb, 4 Compton Yates, Alexandria days CON-
sehr Dwight, Hill Yorktown DAYS coal
schr Panama -. days LUMBER. =, 4. vsu.,a
Steamer Falcon Williams Providence. md'e 20 Ed"Aa
s,ssn., ronsdes vsnderveer, PhadePh' ~a's' 70 h'
Der 4 kiTkpatrtk r,, p.,.t,,o-, ud.s 10
steamer Martha Stevens, DousheIty' DA'iu'''' "-''
Wm DalseIL =.
BELow-Brig Victoria (NOrw 70 days ffom Sasa'i '''
| Buush baEk
sAILgp-steamer Dihso for FOrtres. MoaF0e'
WIND-SunseL N. w.
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pssxSuncrp Arrived

In ,,amsaip Hr.,sh Qu<en, yom HGrGng and Nss.ar--
s. saisbury B. +. Hontsiio L. de Mg'1, g. A. EsPsl9,
R.n.on / ya,sbe T. t. PluIbe. L. L;tiy, {. Norgsn W
vsggha1. A. Mcneil. @. ". ysuesnp Nj. smale., Mr
schwartz. J. Thompson. Nh. Richards. A. Mallory MI
Psiacios J. Anderson, Mr. T. NJ Matthew'S lady AID i've
Children Miss Mardenboro Mr. Ludum and lady, Mr. A.
seward lady and child Mr. Ogden, lady three children and
nurse SIR r Saunders lady and infant Mrs. aud Mics
Baekbnrn Col 8 ID. Bradford and lady. Mrs Turner Mira
Ssv1 Mrs Bradbury Miss Martin eDd ant, Mr. Darling,
sdy and three children Capt Ross Miss kos DIT Scott and
ADJ Mr. and Mrs, Dupont brother and son Dr. b Ing snd
tss ,hIr.n Miss Eddy Mrs Mocss and two tofauts, Ass
2 Rs,tsr Nj, Dean or VIM. Kirkwood and Ady-S9.
IN brrk Pyineton from Demoaa-Mr Ferguson aad TIVE
daughters Mr.. Rodriq1es.
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To Mariners.

Norroy TO MlsSERs, No 3-mo'sss hen r.c.ysd a
,s ISs ,sS with view the sas tee w1
end Mouse sand T 1". ss opsson london
intention o. sne from hIsd white light to revolving
light OF green color IN or .bo. the LIST eptebeT
Tue aitetstlo ,hs w n.,tenlas will be Published
next wen 'N''" THORNTON A, JENKINS, SecIesAy.
by oruen Office Lighthouse Board Washington
m A. Apri ~, 1902
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Receiuus Of Prod uct.

JUNE l32 598 bbs Flour 1900 bbs Corn M,s s8D bags
do. $40 bbs Whisky, l3703t bush. Wheat, 1871 bush
Com 1000 bush barley O00 bush Rye ,, 81 bush Oats
$40 psg Provisions 23l4 pkgs Lard Z9l kegs Lard ID
pks. Ashes 1873 psg.. OIL Cake 80 psgs. Oil Meal
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Tho H. steam transport Matanzss amer being thoroughly
was Yesterday oated oil the Great Balance Dock
and around her berth Pier No. n H., where she
will take in subsistence stores for Port Royal,
RETuRsgD.--1ho brig Gunare, Steed for Demenra re-
turned 10 port evening after proceeding far a. sandy
HOOK In Consequence OF LEAK having been l1c0vo9ol
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bort tUar0ens' Notlre.


NTATf "a. Al
PoRr.y.apENs OyFic., No lot "Ai,. =.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance, ~ A.
section Of the Act passed Aprii Top Part Of New.
Act to ssne the Warden Once ., ss' charge Of the
ISs to all OF .uSS nss s
the following vessels now under %nstons viii b
Wadens and that the said surveys this notice.
board said vessels; Pier No. 5N r.
Ship lnvineible. Pier No. u N
B KARI m nonns AIMS. No. Mc.s
Bark WinOns. Atlantic Dock
Big Caroline. .Pisuepoose
Bris Joseph ptsrNo - n. \.
Brig Anna Cathsrine.' whssIcr-
B1is Linwooa'''''''W WIN IL BURLEI0H, Pts"ae"-
]. AUo', HxaRlxAs sesre!sfT'
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Increase. FS9,tO@ 20
The company has recently erected grain ELEVATORS,
which have had favorable influence on tie bust
ness Of tho road, the receipts for the months Of
April and May show AN increase of about g. 900 over
the corresponding months OF last year.
Tue earnings OF the Norris Canal for the week
compared with 1861, have been:
Total 10 May 81. l56l..........S69.9o? IS
Week ending June I. 3d.. 02iB 90
$10,ls0 90
Total 10 June l. l85l.......... So. COZ OF
Wssi ending June o. l86l..... T.si8 a.
70.fi8 IT
Increase In 1862 .......................S7,lC2 IS
md al
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The Europa Outward hound.

HALIFAk Fnlsy, june II, IIJ2
The steamship Europa from Boston, arrived here
Mt 2:iO O'Clock this morning, aud sailed again at
4 o clock for Liverpool.
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SIGNATURE ALMANAC.

SIGNATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rl,....4:28 Seta.......,s;Sl bioon-fise' s'D
wArER THIS Das.
sandy Hook. 9l8 Gov. Island. .IO:Oa HeiGats''l ~
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,ipmeuts of -four and Wheat wer

Flour bbs Wbee.. bush
To June I, 1862. sL $50 no
To June 8, 1861. I'D 3s'ogs
The annual report of the President and Directors
Of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company,
Of he business of the canal for the year ending May
81, 1862, has Just been made. 1t Is in substance as
follows --t...
Receipts from tolls re..............'..''S2JiS 90
From other sources. i~f"''
All expenses and interest on oaas............ 2oiSs
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KENTUCKY RISING.

Yesterday morniog Capt. james CastlenGn Of
Kentucky passed through here Oh bis way - Cor
inth lie il Just from Lexington, in that Stats. and
brought ont with him seventy men, all well mount
ed, armed and equipped having furnished Themselves
with their outfit. HIS men now at Chattanooga,
while he has gone to Cornth 10 Morgan, 20 make
arrangements for JONI < his squadron Capt
Cas.leman brought his men through Pound Gap, ana
thence down through East Tennessee Nearly
everywhere through Kentucky they were " ,comed,
greeted with cheers, and bid God-speed.
They were entertained yitb lavish hand by the
people of Kentucky who refused to receive any
compensation. la every ACE they found the spirit
Of the people aroused aud fully enlisted IL their feel
inps in favor Of the South. a few Of the Lincoln
Home Guard organizations still exist, but most of
them have disbanded. The Captain and bis men
had two fights with them they came along, and
whipped them badly both times. lie brought sev-
enieen Of these Home Guarcs prisoners 10 Chat
tanooga.
lie reports that large numbers Of Kentuckans are
getting of to join Humphrey Marshall that no less
than regiment lately raised in the neighborhood OF
Lexington and in Owen, Henry, Bath, aud other
counties contiguous have gone from the State in
small squads, as not TO excite The suspicion OF the
| Lincoln toldiery, and with Marshail. IL needs
only for army TO march into that country to have
-fOurths of the at once flock 10 the stand
ard of Southern Rights mud Independence. In some
places they are openly and deantly recruiting and
enlisting for the Southern army.
! Wo hope our Government will eoon find soms
means Of marching army into that Sta {, to strike
the shackl,s from the hands of her gallant sons. a
more serious blow could not be struck ut Lincoln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH
r,nerations Of Our Fleet in the Lower
mississippi.
$4,000 Offered for Gen. Buffers Head
WAR PREPARATIONS At CHARLESTON.
MISCELLANE0US ITEMS.

Tie Chicago Times has received from Memphis
files of Southern papers. and compiled the following
nm FEDERAL FLEET ON THE LOWER MIS-
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