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SEAiMES, BRIGADE.

SEAiMES BRIGADE.
nFFICERS absent without leave falling I" re- Join their
~ Regiments Companies immediately will he pub
l-hnd, Oh or before III" Let vf August d-srr;rr>.
Ab>ricr without leave includes ali VIII" have ab--utcd
themselves without IrrtrXt. all whm>a iraV,n have
piirt all lick who fail 10 forward certificates.
Iu,TrruIl":- ,:lcI than the uIar;rina>trr 81 THU
rInuilu- -, .bii~d frm saving either Olic.r-
~ In. " i'll he held
biz, I" the 'ivy-raincn; Tor mad" by tI" I" ni
crT- nr lurn al ih- in Iidr absent without leave.
". u. CLEMENS.
Captain AID \. 4. General.
rArTrts'- July l., lS62. July ls-i.w
fL0iD'S DIVISION.
AM authorized By Major Gcnrra Flvy Ia ra-. 4 -gi-
ineui Of lu!au;ry. 'o form pnr oi the state I.iue
nad-t The nc OF The GENERAL Assembly, paced May 18th,
Is52.''
This authority p"rmt mr I" receive ~ Volunteers such
persons within the p III. ,i Con
the E"u-rfipti"u Law, Persons h-
age III ~ under Is aud such exempted by tn
mel Of Cougrr--.
Under tia authority solicit III. operation oc-r.
Of the Line who have -y-i"u Ia enlist cJDlau-, Tor
;hir service.
EE Ny add.e1a /. Richmund.
WI NrNFORD
JEnr 1T Late 1t Eui 18th VA. .uib,
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coHFEpERaTE STATES OF AMERICA.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
MEDICAL PuErEYog's pFYiSs
RIcHxuSD. "a, Juge D. IL
FsNHIS ~ 10 Inform all who uiny ds-i:r ~ us- g.. -
ton. fer the b-nv nt q! The lick and WOUNDED sr-~
" the army ;kai vi CvIgrr1s hax -~ahl-n"i
orc. expressly for TIE reception aud i.-,.Ibaos -! C
III. direction Of the sIFIE 1-E =
who bar placed tho clerk Appointed !or ;s- pur~ =
my instructions.
It Is -qu--t-t therefore, THAI ~! eou:.b utioa, ~ -
and wound-d solhura. in IA. Ap-pizi. b. sec. 20! i
bu:.Ju 10 No. j Pearl Street, -ddr---yI To b. 7 3D. -
Contribution Clerk who w: iY. reGaipL. for Il. s'e.
r. W. johns.
Juas III Medical Purcyur =. ). LI.a>.
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ny TIE COVER NOK OF VIRGINIA.
I pf,fJi'j 4 IL 4 '{,yt


FHFuEMA ALTON having t""n received hy iDe E&rcar".
L tiAt CHAPMAN ". WRITE sad I!!Aiif> !. hAjnH.
rno wern c"nl. III ia. .l Of ;h' county Anliirsi,
cha rci with larr-y have escaped iry!a :HTs"niG~a'
sud are soiu; large therefore" !" -cb .!"r a
reward Of one hundred dollars Tor both: lily dcar,
tor each to any person VINO siGa ATTEST r s%id iG-
,v,- aud deliver them tn" Tia. iL OF said County OF
Amherst .i do, moreover, rclGIr- al "tecr~ al ms
Commonwealth civil aid m'ii;ar. ard r'-iu->i ;hr i-"-
ir gcu-Tallv thrIr be- x.Tnn, procure i!rir
arrest. tha; they MAJ tS brought 10 ju>;:cr
Given Iud.r M haI:, ~ Governor. aud ua!"F
L. y the l..>I Seal u; Cpnrna Srai;;i, &: !.:c-
~ m"nd, ih, III. DAY ot Juiy, So.
john LETcIE@.
BY tie Governor
george ". McSrosp.
Secretary Of the Comrouweal;h.
Chapman Y. White r stout bull, r,in j feel .. i"
inches high has sandy hair. and blu. ad = 9:iek
spoken. lie AZ toe time uf MS Escape, brown au
Of clothes Hui black a:. he sad tina: II" was brought
lip charlottesville. III this and appears be:r"ea
!; aud - Years o. age
Charles i. MAJOR scader bult rnsu, tc"t 2 or 10
inches high, has dark hair and sud !i>fs slightly IA
spcaSiug He sent 10 th. cUuGv q. AEIIcrs; Ia! a
tho county OF Charlie, City lis ciyr. !l:A
cviorrd. and he probably about 81 - yca:s oi e
July 2t--cSs
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HOSPITAL, DIRECTORY.

Thu following is LIT 1t !l:s Different Hospitals "n1
their location Ia hr ely
ARMY HOSPITALS.
r,,, w.,I-r Hospital, western. ,urhufl> If III" ely
Ci,.Inbo,iu Hospital. trs hill overlooking Rock
|
-,..rn Hospital. ii"rnmrI? Baptist C"cSc' western
terminal iuu nj broad street
Byrd ,Ia! Hospital southern termination 81 N sheet
usa. The river:
south Carolina Iln.pis', Manchester, approached b:
Mayo- Iiri.gr, -rd II lith street.
First Georgia Hospital, Is; street. stWesI Nal" AID
second Georgia Hospital. .nth s'rr" hrwsrn Main aud
FranEIa:
Third Georgia h"'lhaI, c"G+' 90 i''aA''" ""' -''
Fist Alabama I..i. Broad street, hetwe"n eh Hnd
second Al.Laln. Hospital, c"ru'roi franklin nni i'i.
streets
Registers Hospital, 2.H;' 'r'"" '"'~""'' Saia "n"
E."n.r Hospital corner al rr.aSii" .ri ri, -
tt"b" Hospital, "a ian IT, "''''"n '"'''' 'id '''"h
I;r.na" Hospital. 2l., -. ""~'n Maj" '"I ir'"k-
lin.
PRIVATE HOSPITALS.
E-,.ru.. Hospital! Broad 81, Church MA
College. Hospital, corner Marshal aa'i iii!i IL
soldiers Home. c"rn"i Clay Ini 't"Nry -tr'''-.
Baptist Church Hospital lh -'r""', h"%""i lr" aud
Laurel;
ST. Fraicr, p>ac, Brook Av"nur nenr Bacon "nai'"r
Branch.
HOSPITALS RECENTLY OPENED.
Iisgou aaL Howard, factory, Hospitals, Main street,
bet wrru ..J,l aud .iih
Grey, ,!acoryj Hospital, ii Cary H"'! ~,
streets:
Ss.br,,k's Warehouse, ii G:ac: AID 18th
-irrIs: "
Krcu, BALDWIN :. Co.. Hospital. Maia below Gov"rI'r
-;l--t:
s, ,'harl.- liu.! corner Of Main anL Wall Streets
Masonic halt. 18th -;Teci. church liii
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THIETY n1LLlRS REWARD.

FsNHH above nw gri vii! be paid or the arrest aid
L livery Of he tlIinwing p-crt-=s, Resident, ;i.r
eGgnt!-- OF >c.ry aI.i Prince G-ossc:
Hk=cEIPTInN.--IA NES A. PTLATn, height feet
Inca; pmpErs31n dark hairand Eyes dix axe =. year
bkNj. :. EHhNN, height feet 10 inches. cuinpI-N
ion dara; hair -t ,, d..fl; rycs FATHER small: az
yesrs. Z. : HARRISON.
Jul: @1-.e CAPT. IL. y, v:a Battalion
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PROPERTY roE SALE OK RENT

ME DIR fcT .al. I"at hat vary valuable" property
w known ~ tli- Moauin-rt HTu-.. ~ The ri
Grace au! Ninth !t!s w" hn"|i III iht city
that ar;cUiar description 81 l. d-r:n-i unnecessary
but br at! ,w-'l shy AT ~ hcr;!"n l"r Hoo
tel or puic oic.s il surpassed ~ rItc-!u III" city
I h.u-c ha- NJ tr-.-i UE"I ."Nin .Gs-"h Ia; IL"
Present de- u ri,Ml::r hi br',u"--.
II sold the payu:s All b. made long u shur:, al She
pleasure ui the purchaser.
Apply 90 GrHH.E = A!'F-...S'H, AH..7
1,tsN
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't.Hi III EEAfE STATES OF IM..lLA.
.IUAETl:E"N-TER 'rrNi's pETf.,
i.jciInoni. Va, .uIy -, ~!
ADVERTISEMENTS 6! F'iI;A"E having been authorized
T. rs ia" >ec'rt",. i War /" lee: ma' by MAj"r 9. :.
t.arfiu:'"i Quart rHd-r, and t''. il"'r. and ."a-
ru.truI, :h Gi"s instructions" are issued I'r
l.IrIr Gu.,!ilir'i
l. Ia. OFFICES ~ Agents rg.s.uE suc!I nfrcs>nr;>
wiz ia al .y. ..rI:'h wIi't"n "Hit~rc" .! !r!r au-
'l.iI'" NG.ri v"G:J VIII be- exhibited 'vhrG To-
u.r.'i Ey ralr.,- Interested
. All =, uri.Irci. ~! b- paid 'r- ~ til" rats
rlbi. ,.cd ~ cp9r"m' authority. AID c@crrr ant a"!'
are ESPECIALLY instructed To the o"G"r thereof
c.;, stating distinctly IA" kiui. quantity and price II
the Forage ni designating the Officer By whom pay iurns
viii b.. made Tor the ramr.
These inrr"--in-ut, must b" r--urt-i :" only whom
absolutely demanded by the pnc necessities. AID their
burden must Lr ap"riou"i anVi. ia" citizens 81 any
rnmImuui;y equally and importantly having due regard
10 RAE means n;Id ability uf Ow.irr> ri properly.
l. Al impress Inai. hv Officers aud agru- gni-r
tI, authority VIII be reported MAJOR &. ;. CnrrIuSutl
l:, y whom n"I,Ii!y abstract al thu
stating dates, qmhn;.'le- pri"" aI nn"- "l "wn"r-, VIII
l- returned To- thi- ONCE.
H. With lii" exception nf the authority thns conferred
u,a ianr aui hi Officers, Under General ir
I,I-oE-. other than ln-,: authorized by
!.iIdin. u-ral u the Army. the Command
INK sicrr DISTRICTS under Martial Law, shall be- r.c,
uL,i As"u- Tor taxing possession -; ni!rhi" pI"i"r
w. uiGcrr, Ascutn -: this department m!"n ;i:
Ia impress pivat. pr"p"r'" without such authority viii b."
held the >rcrc-t accountability aud punished guilty
-; /, gi:..r military VncnC".
LARklN SMITH
July .j-cSd2w Acting u. VI. GrGrI,i.
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MAuiE's COMPANY.

IL. p-i.u, who hav" "aro!i-! t!r,"s"lv", IN ibis
y C.m,sny wj!i r"!,r: wh1HkS!'Ai ,"'t.s install.
!u,.srL T. NJ .: J. : i:r@gag!;, S'"f". SO. H.. Mai"
>rrc; Tor ne pa.V",r o riD= mu-'-ri 'i'" -"iTiS-
William. l.. !IiiiLF.
JuIv .S-l. Cai.Iu.
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BLAC K NJ AR i b OTHER,
PCBfi-HEn-
S II F Z I VI l. 81 c.,
AUGUSTA, "a.
NI!TITG removed portion 81 oar iG-c put ~ ,
= -,tab!l-husut from New urlrsns 10 4u-'.' = p.
ar rev PREPARED I" III prt.E- for Kay .-
qualifications. W. ar. pns puD!i-hi..--
R"any Blue Flag. BY Harry Mccarthy.
TIL Volunteer, =!
Missouri,
oG.sir of III. STAR and Bar
iiarJ!aEd. lay E.ryinGt-E,itI!auf" LN'!!.
The Confederate Flas--Sig q. h-nG-r
The Southern Watch w0ri--S G."y"T.
Dixie War sDnx-A. Suir.
And ah-r popular spug- asj rtG -uypi, I--t-r- :;
"thers uu favorable :-sIn-
BLACkMAg bEorSGa
Jrlv Sim. ,G.C-i. e..
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sDt .lI:S:T.. J..

I!EGi%it a.!LiThEY IXSrrTuTE.
: -f4r 80, o. e Tie experimentation; L, In-i rIc-' In
= : -,..g. .i! recorded, h,uk ti- Iur
g-,s, brH. urra - '. 'fyicr> vi The graduate" and
.-,-,.a' !G !-iI;t, IN lac i'.r til. mLiui-bhuC-
I! tIr Ei,.y rni Iui' p"Id.uc" IL la, Confederate
~lal i 81 l.. Boar, oi S-iipr, Virginia Military
.as;Ifu'r. ia. 9. ~.
- s" iI,- superintendent; t, fuiEl thu .luy jriu.
81. ~ Ii.r IL" !tl uI Ni.i;ur. graduates aud
Cy,,"- IN ~. military r-r*Irr 10: thu Confederate
>'s- 'gr".'"t 2" ~t!.p'y , required Information
>,,.u u,l. 90 iIIIEit'ani''. Ju!y .:r--wIm
TtHuDL!'iI MiEDN 'CDLLEGE.
81 fN"CI'lN ~ 'itft the III day II
I 81 mud surgeon l"r TIN, iI.ii
'.n. 'r.Hl.,un "i .n.iT.-- III" subscriber, from
'v',uar .i,.... 81. sn.tl.,n may br uh.aurd
.rp... !.--.r.-i mM \. SMITH, President.
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4 BU0k FOR .ILLi
TILE FIRST Y EA K 0 + TILE " \ L.
~ EDWARD \. POLLARD.
n EST y JUHESTO%, PEBLISHERS.

l IL u J. ] IA = J. u ~ IL " / l. IL u " y Il.
EY EDWARD \. POLLARD.
EST ~ JUHESTOT, PEBLISHERS.
uNhARA LLELED SUCCESS!
IWI THOUSAND curIE- bi-ru,GD OF BCRiSu the FIRST
WEEK "P Its PrHLIcHr"S.
: T J. \ southern Book by q Southern author:
4 called by old aud yomu:. male aud female
j. aj,r.clf% c.4lvt h. doubted, aud should br .ad
rr:r.--5, 'tY Mail, SEA
ENrEA.t- Ig"M Tar PRESS.
.:..i1 I!n Richmond Dispatch!
"lI.. ro;Ia.d j. alraa!y we'll known the public rs
+ "r-n Ia tn. "cu:i.'.E aSiml'ed ad rcy style o: the
lufur .uI ,unIuAnd -Xi"usiv sar Mr.. +. has
nlOys4 ..li facilities Tor collecting Information, aud
-S o.. r bet use -: it. The book is written with
".dd"r nutri:ali;y and ~ tar Id; lric.
y sr;'ht.i rui ser: Interesting.
trrm the iiicArR"ld ExamIuer1
' g. t' a:.,-f elaborate E! valuable literary c"ihribu-
na ;.,t vet been made u the the Somih:
.f it vi o"iy eace bat r'pn? tho eur!o,!t: Of all
r-.s'I-r,
From The Richmond whs.l
'T!~ vel. hnown ability aad diligence 81 Mr. Pollard
nNT.atr.. OF he vtiu: aud merit ui his book. W.
4Glict uc qualification from it, i'eru.a!, which We
v.ii notice ~ -p 9Th M"-.!s. W--t & Johnston the pub
!.oi,"r,, es.rv- much er.di, I"r their cnterpri,-.
From tn" Richmond lr.slian ubselvcr.l
.T!,r History "f III. First Y-arnf The War Tor southern
iOdere""Hce pr"l"r" by 30 -prigntIy and Vigorous
,yreGrs Mr. Pollard max, riuu, that will be- read
with interest t.. t.u> al iu>nuds. 1t gives MI i'll
silig-i, r"'i-ci s",ci u; the ,i vrnliuI year. pre-.
81: u" The cnl,s u the war
The b""i j. au instructive, entertaining n.d IL.
liable "f ia" great -vcus OF the Revolution of
oI, aa4 si'o.!'! lie very iaier: t.,,' y
WEST Y JOHNSTON.
Publishers :Iui Booksellers
Juir "G-l ~ Main IT.. R.chinuai.
CO%EEDEhATE STATES OF AMERICAN } =
PrKrEYUK'I uPP:CE,
Sir'ImuGd. Va, Juu- :1lh, 1882 J
1 HIGH pric- will hr paid for any quantity Of DOIi.
II Mrup. WHITE WILLOW sud POPLAR BA Rk, Uhai
ri the r,u. preferred } delivered iu
Surgeon JAS. Z. JOHNSON, I-,lical Pnrrayor
i, Daurilie, Va.
Surs-na W. II. GEBDiTGS, Medical Purv-yor
ri Char L1,t-svill-, Va.
Surgeon K. KIDDEt: TAYLOR. Medical rurveypr.
at Lynchbury, Va.
or II 'hi. Depot. s. u. JOHNS Purr-yUr, q. :. A.
juu- .---G:u
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HEADauARrEES Army OF TIE WEST.
Camp ut Princcville, Miss,
July II, ISL.

Dear Sir:-iou will see from the acco,Dpa-
nying letter, addressed to me 10y Col. f. Gates,
that the officers and men of his, the :st Ecgi-
ment of Missouri: Cavalry, have requested me
to transmit to Richmond two thousand three
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RUNhN 4.
~~-~>ys~~-~1--.~~-DS~~~
4 RENAU3S ~ IltI.
- ---7--------=-------7 80
SOMETHING SEE

SOMETHING NEW.
'2'HE subscriber IL PREPARED 10 supp IA" :is! ''.
Il his
CNEQUALLED SHOE BLArkiNG,
which is believed ~ be the c!lr,.-, ar,cle o.. .-E
scriptIou
MANUFACTURED Is TIE ,u@iii.
II Il rnt Up in wool-:i boxr- lin bc!D; held a. %
N"ry rat--, which neat. rubriauiI3i a.I !t. r.
aud are in Ia. equal To- Ma-ru'. Medium
Every ingredient nf lhi- Blackius l.,
PRODUCED IL TIE >o,1i!,
nni all Engaged IN lis preparation AZ" aa.''' " .
-aIG". IL IL the r-fur- "--"aiia!Iy iIr"r"It .rD t.
n." besides 1t will so further .ha. aG!. !, :;s" .
acid, and j. It'll susceptible. of ~
E.ISr ASP BhIrT1fFL FnEkSH
imparins .oiru..- Eud c"G"qu:ut dUraL,H: :
leather. a. Is. HGHb"s.''
...,pa:. ~.
y li.--A! Orders nn.,be accompanied win ;H'' o.
NJ pAc giuns -; ga Yrrs. "a !G.g -
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MAUFNCTuRED TOEACCO.

I 7 .
ANlNt' Cpiut""t- 81
J. L prepare. r.c-iv, cS-~:-:l :ct::t- "i
EAtTUhEU TOBACCO.
f1r sale privately "r q; auction. Sc have ;sSca Ike
:"rlundiur. warr.aI,r No. ~ Car: .trrr .:i;.DI
having reen!f =a.-- should sufficient .nevi:2s -I-H -
given
EE CvGsi. am:u> sgc.tsI, ea4 T:n'os .r;uru, nat-.
lent, PALE = CO.
Juir o.-lm Aucg!oErrr-
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ADJurANT GENEkAL's OFFICE. VA,
EICHHUSn, Inly ~. I-52.
3Ib order requiring THAI 81. AMI u:n-r places al
L hu,Uc-- III the city Of Richmond b- closed at: r. II
is Tor ihe lf--"ht suspended, .uch day.
b. apr.auie,! Ter drills Of the s-eUud Class Militia.
hy 6r1ter II tho GJycrunr
July 1t; HM r. RICHARDSON A G.
r6tEA-1us see! sm.!. Iuill;y II super1ur
d Green Tea ana aisv T-iy &, I'd Black Tea Yor cal.
by @. CkANZ,
Juy 2S-H No. EYchans. block
RTOTICE.--Ths Ladies Of Eicb noad are r-,u--,.d IA,
~ send all .: th-r old empty r!a- fr ho, ital d..
To- the Wihd.r Hospital. By aasErria. This call they
will greatly rrnu.e comfort OF thUse couanei BY u,.
casa. JAMES u. HOLLOWAY
Nay @p Pt.t Sarseul.
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Tn. following is LIT ii Ike different Hospitals "ni
th-:r location Ia The city
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y s.,-Jr. .... o. 49,. ~. -. y. "a.
: I0,r;I..,r .'.rrI 81 Ei.rt."~.,f .. r...sf
II E".i.,I rI.av l,'-id .'a ti.e t'.u"r ..g,'i
" ,.cl, ~. o., .rr Ii-:.I,..-. 49,. "r"--t' -
u
R".D,-d .iLu H. -,.,a ~ ,i'" Irrr.,u rr-.. s.r
tl.- ..r.i. III" Company b. :.,strl-' j.. iof
81 weekly tI.nI -Ii.s. -! %. he -,' utiGla'.T..
I!Ir company r''tG.a -. " -. ,.'.s ; '',-s
april, VII, wrai HAY be ~ Ea,., sal ...sr
.il- al ovrry -rr"c,i'". n"iGrr,. tEtt .-.r
Drd-r",i o., M. Board.
IL arc.,rdaGc- viii Ia. a'y,r. r~."aii"n. ~.
lie .iy..jS iu..uunru,j ~ Ei- .pUsrr,y. .If .
hu,r. OF .h- E-'T. al - NJ, "srry v LI%i--a'al
COMPROMISING III" 'rh i-r.. sad The ait"U'irU =" Gu ~
r":!i, air. veil -ruI-Is and 'H!-r-, f.s3s.4
il. ~ IN" oJj, will ba ,ut up hy f" 10 :. proc <=
~ :w"usy-Ev" yards. y.'h ;h- riryi... -! Vs.;
On I;tah ~ Tia. liID- 81 ,,.!.
ny un? In."r~ exclusively iYiI. b.;- -lI tn.
...I be- relied
- TL.H,--'a,!r ~ !-i,rgry.
CI.E%StIiw =. -
A.aat- urr.yI!.. Wyy.va 'ua :.S.
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PRIVATE HOSPITALS.

E-iIrru.. ln- ritnl, Broad 81, Church IVA;
College. Iu-pira, corner Marsha! ai'i TIA IL
soldiers u ,nr c"rn"r clay Ini Ii"Ery .rr"'''
Baptist Church Hospital, h -'I""i t'r%""i lee Hhd
Laurel
Robrr-nu', Hospital c'ru.r - Main Hnd III -'r""'-
ST. Frauc.- p'Sac, Brook AN"nur ncnr bacon "hai'rt
Branch
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J,yrrAcruEED TOBACCO ST ,rcT.l,>.

July .1--td- KENT, PAST i -,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01

ed, so as to give Missouri two additional
representatives in Congress, to which she is
entitled, under the late apportionment.
CHICAGO. April 29th.--A Dispatch from
Fort Wright tonight says deserters bring
the following Information regarding New
Orleans: The engagement at Fort Jack
son, on Thursday, was desperate. One
vessel was sunk and others damaged. It
was supposed that the Federal loss was
heavy; the rebel loss was 60 killed and Is4
wounded. The Federals took possession
Of tho city without stsuggle-the rebel
force baving evacuated after destroying the
steamers they did not need. They carried
away all their military stores. There was
great rejoicing among Union citizens.
WHEELING, Va, April 29lh.-Scouts re-
port the capture of Federal foraging par.
ty belonging to Gen. Mulroy's command.
The wagons were destroyed aud some men
killed.
CAIRO, April 29th.-The steamer Beacon,
from Pittsburg Landing. has arrived. Gen.
Pope advanced his division on Sunday four
miles, aud is now encamped in sight of the
enemy's camp-fres. Gems. Halleck. Buell.,
and Grant have moved their headquarters
to the front to personally supernteud the
advance of the whole army, orders for which
we're hourly expected. Deserters who came
in on Saturday repeat the statement that
Corinth was being evacuated.
WASHINGTON, April 2Sth.-In the House
the Senate bill for the recognition of Hayti
and Liberia is before the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01
AntI-JaII Resolutions.

The following is from an article in The
Butte Record, Of April 26th, and has par
ticular reference to the secesh editors of this
State who are denouncing the Government
for ordering the arrest of the traitors
charged with aiding the rebels:
The great anxiety OF these reasonable
wretches. just now, is TO compel the DemOc-
Iacy OF California to adopt lying anti jail
resolution that has defeated the party In
every State where il has been adopted.
They feel ticklish about the neck. The idea
Of playing checkers with their noses on the
bars OF a prison, where the habeas corpus
of a rebel judge cannot reach them carries
terror to their reasonable hearts. They
had better settle with their eonseiences by
recanting their treason. than by the adop-
tion OF untTuthful resolutions. The DemOc-
racy Of California will adopt no such reso-
luton as did the Democracy of New Hamp-
shire, for the simple reason that those who
are arrested by the Government upon false
information, have either been liberated, or
can obtain their release by swearing ale
glance to the Constitution. The Democra-
cy of California are not friendly to the per.
ance TO the Federal Constitution. Those
who are can go into convention where
they can adopt resolutions to auit them
selves. The Constitutional and Union De-
mocracy-those who refused to leave the
National organization at Charleston-are
not reduced to the necessity Of adopting an
anti jail platform. If the seceders from the
Charleston Convention are already reduced
TO that extremity, let them adopt ii or emf
CRATE. The Democracy of California shall
never hamper themselves With lying reso-
lutions 10 shield those who refuse their al
legiance to the Federal Constitution, how
ever much it may be spiced with enuncia-
tious Of correct principles
We pronounced the New Hampshire res
oluton concerning the arrest and imprison-
ment of men charged with treason, as fool
ish and absurd because we are not willing
to acknowledge the principle that the Fed
eral Government cannot constitutionally
arrest person for treason or for furnish
ing aid and comfort to the enemies of the
Constitutional Government. That men have
been wronfully arrested, upon false infor.
nation, there Ia no doubt. But such have
been liberated, or had an opportunity to set
themselves right. All the arrests in the
loyal States, that we are familiar With,
were made by the United States Marshals,
on authority lodged with the proper depart
mont, just as embezzling postmasters are ar
rested in peacable times. Those who we're
arrested upon false information, have been
discharged, and those who are not disloyal
have never been denied the privilege of
showing their allegiance. The immediate
trial of those who will not swear allegiance
to the Constitution. is not worth political
resolve. We believe that we have Fed
eral Government, and that the Federal
Government can arrest traitors, or those
who furnish aid and comfort TO traitors,
and we want to see it done, as long as there
are traitors to 20 out into our streets and
hurrah for JEFF Davis and bis Southern
Consederacy.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-10
Late News from NOr,.to,,n.

The Yorktown correspondent oi tie Fhilal,l-
phia lNorIGEr, under date of the 21th .l,...
Picket firing has been kept up all dlv. iln
enemy losing some eight or ten men. The nion
loss was sergeant Of the ahllp,hootrrs. lie
had just put ball through the ho " of "A rebel.
and while engaged in rcloadiny hi, ride. A hnii
crashed through his brain. The shot that siri k
nm was either splendid shot or u chrnc, b.ll
About o'clock last evening the cncmv's shnrn,
shooters were entirely routed by a few shell be-
lnS thrown into their midst, scattering thcn in
all directions, while our plckets picked them of
as they triel to get to cover.
The approaches to Yorktown are being slowly
but surely made. We have shot occasionally
from rebel battery, which does no harm; we
answer it with probably the same result Our
fotilla comes up occasionally AMI fires a few
shells at u distance If from two and u halt to
three mile, they mostly fall short, but some
times explode right in Yorktown, or over their
works then they return the fire, and send one
or two balls at ~, AMI hurt "nobolv."
Colonel Ci,ckcr and Major tas aly, who left
under such suspicious Circumstances, and went
over to the enemy, are thogtlt To have gone
over to tho eneny with tr'nsunlN.e designs
Their papers and remaining caeGia were examr
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-10
NUMBER 1876.

Chicago, April PA special &ipatch to th,
TINES. from Fort Wright the gsth. says
FROM descrtcrs I learn that New Orl,sns Ia nov
in CAPT. Portci's quic, possession Til. feicra
fleet Iassed For, Jackson on Thursday, sf,.r dcs
pcratc naval engagement, In Which one vcsssl was
s1i,h aud several badly damaged.
It is SUPPOSED tAat the Federal l-s isvcry hcs,y.
Tie rebel loss was "a killed aud Isl wounied
The engagement lasted part Of two diys The
f'derris tx possession u the city with1r, "A
-irn1 e.. on Friday the rebel free evocuatvi,
AZ destroying. all the steamers which they hal m
u'e i'r. They t,pk with them the srcstcr par, o.
g. military stores in the city. TIE tn.on otscus
were vor! jubil,nt.
T.e rebel strength at F,t Wright ia stated by
mtcli-cn dcsertcrs at 1000 men. under Gru Will
pi4ue, who LAS hot been superseded "a reported
iA,y have seven batteries, mounting twc.ty six
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-10

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