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Mashrille Aaipu.


Father, call on thee
Round me the cannon Us thick smcke e pouring.
Round me, sharp ltshing, the volley Is roaring;
Ruler Of battles, i call ON thee
Father, oh guido thou me
Father, Oh guide thou me
Guide me TO triumph 20 death do thou guide me
Lord, acknowledge thee; stand thou bezido mel
Lori, as thou whist, 20 guide thou me
God, Acknowledge thee
God, 1 acknowledge thcei
Whap breezes through dry leaves in autumn are
signing,
When RACES tho battlc's dread storm Ger the dying
Fountain Of goodness, bow 70 thee
Father, oh boss thou me-
Father. oil bless thou me
Thine IL nv liie 20 Thy hand commend IL;
Thy favor bestowed u thy power can end Il;
Then, 10 living OF dying, bless thou me
Father, all praise 70 thee s
Father all praise 10 thee
Not now for cartl's vain goods contend we
Our hoeat rights With our swords defend We;
Tien, Ia triumph or death ] give praise to thee
t Igiga myself TO thee
give myself 10 thee
When death 70 greet me, in thunder Is rushing.
When LIES failing stream from my veins Is gushing,
Ny God, / resign m.se 10 thee
Father, ca,l on thfoi
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BRAN AND SHORTS

Os hand aud Cor sale at The Broadway Mills.
" juEe5 u. ID. DlCKEY, Agent.
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II is proposed 20 have railroad ferry
boat across theBritish channel from Dover
TO Calais. Itis to be 5000 feet long. II
will run at speed of 40miles an hour,
have rudders at both ends, be built OF a
series of iluted iron tubes, and have q
covered iron tunnel in the centre into
which the trains will be run.
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RYE FLOUR.

OK BARRELS FRESH GROUND RYE FIOUR,
OD band aud iss sale 81 the Broadway Mills
iune5 d. D. DiCKkY, Agont
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The following promotions have been
made by the President: Colonel A. Mohr
Of the 26th Ohio, and Col Lyle Of the
10th Ohio, Brigadier- Generals. Briga-
der General Hartsuf Of Michigan, dis
tinguished at South Mountain, to be Ma
ior- General.
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FOR rem T.

L HAVE FOUR Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSES
i for rent for 1863, near the Reservoir,
on Lebanon pike These are very comfortable hous-
es haye each eight rooms, coal house, an abund-
ant supply Of hydrant water, and are so admirably
situated for obtaining supplies that tenants have
rarely 10 send 70 market, finding right at their
doors.
1 refer 10 Mr.. DYR PEARL, City Bank; and Mr.
GRIFFIrH, nrm Of Griffith Parsons, for any further
information, ey being tenants for the present year
Rent $500, payable quarterly. Notes, well Endorsed,
will be required. Renters apply 10 me any after~
noon, at my residence, on Lebanon pike
Nov26-6w ~ M. q. H.. CLAIBORNE.
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Hogh 3. Mackey. Esq, Of Woodlawn,
Cecil county, aid, died on the 22d ult,
aged fifty four years.
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SENTKEoED ron LFE.-Thomas Uric, of
WeIlwilIe, Ohio, convicted Of murder in
the second degree, in killing David
Wright, has been sentenced TO the peni-
entiary for life.
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Il is stated that Admiral Milne, COM
mander of the British North American
squadron, is on cruise in search Of the
eKlvateer Alabama.
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S25 REWARDi

CTOLEN, from X. HULDFBRAlD, JeWeller, On IN
- ion street, ONE PATENT LIVER ENGLISH
COLD WATCH, Manufactured by JnO. Johnston, Liv.
orpoo The watch b u email siza, with wblio dial
engraved on the inside Gao. w. n1hHEa, FROM M
fathcr IN the year 1885 - the outside engraved
"boatCE hAHnEE.n The above Reward Wil bo paid
ior any Information that may lead 70 The recovery Of
NE pIope..s a.. AZ. hAAhEh.
iunc6-U
Louisville Journal Pssss eopyl,0 the 90
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DECEASED. Alexander Hambleton, Esq,
a Young member Of che bar Of Easton,
Nd, died on the 25th ult. lie was son
of Col. Sam. Hambleton.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A Ii, PERSONS INDEBTED TO NJ. POWERS,
IA on his Clothing business, are hereby notified
that southern money win be received IN payment Of
their accounts for thirty days from date His books
and Office Is now at MYEks, HUSv A Co.'s, No, n
North Market street. NOV 15-lm~
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For Sale, Cheap,

A Suffers WAGON, WITH TWO GOOD
IA Horses, Harness, SC The Wagon aud iiar
moss are new, and made expressly for tho sutler
business.
49, Enquire Of WHITE DoRROuGH,
18th Ind Battery, Fort Nogley, 81. CLOUD Hill,
Dect-iWe NASHVILLE, TENN.
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Claims Against the U. States

A II IN A. HALL viii attsnd 70 the collection Of
IA claims againat any u tht Unted States auihori.
ties either here a. Washington. He may be found
Al toe Sewanee Hose.
NasbVlile June i2th, 1891
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13

lis soie protection IL the Union. And a
secessionst is the very worst kind of an
Abolitionist. Now, keep forcing this
issue upon the people; make itaqaestion
whether the Government or slavery shall
perish, and I will cling 70 the Govern
ment to the last, and perish amid it's fall
en- colnnlns, Rather let Africa sink un-
der the ocean than this republic should
perish. Persist in forcing this slavery
issue, and the institution is gone.
Clayton, Howell Cobb's Secretary, said to
me on one occasion: 1--WE of the South
are determined not to submit to Presi-
dent who has risen from the mass of the
people as Abe Lincoln has Here is the
full-blown idea Of aristocracy - that you,
the people, shall not send up one of your
own men, a plebian without wealth, or
negroes, or family, to rule over coaceit-
ed and ambitious aristocracy, who esti-
mate men not by their brains or virtues,
but by their wealth and lineage.
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} 7 TELE G r A p n.
.anesssoOss Report.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Ave-" lUAA, Cuuc LIZ
The Herald says since the opening Of
the Mississippi river, consequent on the
capture of Memphis, We have received,
via Vicksburg and Memphis, several days
later intelligence from New Orleans. Our
news is to the Goth ult We subloiu a
summary. XIX Senator and late Provost
Marshal, Pierre Soale, has been arrested
by Major General Butler on high polit-
ical charge at New Orleans, and will be
sent North in few days. Very little
business is being done in the city, but
provisions are gradually arriving. The
bells which were taken from the churches
BY order of Gen. Beauregard were shipped
to New York on Tuesday last. General
Butler has ordered that religious services
be had in the different churches in the
city, as in Lines of profound peace, and
no prayer for the destruction Of the I'm
ion, or for the success of the rebels will
be tolerated.
Gen. Butler gives notice that the Chef
OF Subsistence will sell 10 families for
consumption, in suitable quantities, pork
beef, hams and bacon at cents, and 10
cents for -four.
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New -

The Tribune says the overwhelming
superiority Of the enemy in the battle Of
Fair Oaks is fully proved by partial list
Of wounded. I'm the Richmond Enqui-
rer this list il the second or third pub
lished, and has the names of wounded of
81 regiments and ten Independent corps.
Doubtless they had nearly hundred
regiments in the two days battle. It
also states, with every probability Of
truth, that tho nov well kne#n North
Carolina Unionism OF feeling had broken
ont Tues day in open revolt in six North
taroliaa regiments, being an entire Bri-
eade FROM that State, and that the Bri-
eade was surrounded with Mississippi
and Alabama troops III superior numbers,
disarmed and placed in confinement.
fFrom the Richmond Examine, May as.l
Gen Magruder has been assigned to
take command in the trans Mississippi
District. but viii not proceed to his post
for some time, in view OF the impending
crisis IL The neighborhood of Richmond.
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Ersn Gremsat,s Army.

Adyiccs received ut the War Depart
ment state that Jsckson's army attacked
Shield advance on Monday morning near
Port Republic. The conflict is said to
have been maintained for four hours by
1000 of our meu against the main body Of
Gen. Jackson sarmy. The enemy's force
became SO overwhelming in numbers that
my advance was compelled to fall back.
which it did in good order until il reached
the main body OF Shields command near
Conrad's Store. As soon as this was ef-
fected, the enemy in turn retired. The
fighting is said to have been severe and
loss heavy on both sides.
A private letter states that General
Shields had previously succeeded in des-
troying large quantity Of supplies be-
longing to the rebels at Milford and at
Conrad's Store.
The damage by recent rains, including
the carrying away Of bridges over branch
of the Shenandoah river, materially inter
fered with the conimissary arrangements
and the movements OF troops.
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Rren. Menphis.
Memphis, June 10. via Cairo, II.

Memphis, June 10. via Cairo, -
The city continues very quiet. Per-
mission was granted Recorder Swaine yes
terday to open court, but upon reception
of communication from Col. Fitch that
he would only allow court to proceed 90
condition Of ignoring the existence of the
Confederate Government, he declined to
take further action in the matter. Police
court is held every morning, as hereto
fore. Tie telegraph Office was taken pos
session Of to-day, but the rebels had
destroyed everything Of value, and car
ried of all the instruments before our
forces arrived. Business is slowly re-
viving. The military authorities have
not interfered with the currency; Confed-
crate notes are generally refused, but bills
of Tennessee banks aud railroad corpora
tons still pass current. Professions were
very scarce, aud there was great suffering
among the poorer classes. Gov. johnson
is expected here daily. Rebel cavalry
have destroyed all the COTTON they could
lay hands on throughout the surrounding
country, and but little has been saved
There are small quantities Of cotton and
sugar hidden IN private residences in the
city and suburbs, but no passes will be
granted 70 ship North until the legality
Of Chains is fully established. Many q
dur soldiers, taken prisoners at Shiloh, are
arriving in the city, having made their
escape. Vicksburg is still held BY the
rebels.
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TTribune's Dispatch. 1
Washington. Juno

VasHibStgps 1uuc IL
Senator Wilson will soo, introduce a
bill into the Senate. amendatory of the
act of sbolishing slavery in this District.
One section contains defect pointed
out by the President in his MESSAGE
accompanying his signature of the bill,
allowing claimants who are minors or
wives. to appear before the commission
ers by guardians or husbands, and those
who are officers Of the Army or Navy
to give the evidence in writing, properly
attested.
The Senate Com. on Commerce have
under consideration resolution inquiring
whnt further legislation is necessary on
the subject Of vessels seized by the rebels,
and recaptured by our cruisers. Senator
Morrill, has prepared report and bill
which will probably be adopted by the
Committee. They are framed on the sup.
position that the property in vessels
seized by rebels, never passed ont of tho
original possession Of owners, who are
therefore entitled to them on their
recapture, free fyom all claims from prize
money or salvage.
The members Of Congress- from Va,
have been before the Territorial Com
mittee of the House, to which the
memorial praying Tor the admission Of
Western Virginia ~ : State, WAS referred.
The Committee have talked over the
question, presented and authorized bill
TO be reported, admitting the proposed
State, on condition that her boundaries
be changed so Is To run the line along
the Blue Ridge instead Of the Alleghs.
MES, thus making the State larger, giving
her FIVE instead Of three Representatives.
and on further condition, thai slavery be
abolished throughout the State forth
with, loyal masters TO be compensated
by the United States, and an additional
fund to DO provided for the colonising Of
che negroes thus freed ~
The g. w. Wright Dr.. . bark Of two
hundred tons burshon, has sailed Tor Hay.
ii. having on board ons huadred colored
| emigrants, who 60 out under the auspices
Of the Haytian Emigrant Bureau.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington, June IL.

10 the Senate yesterday Mr.. Howe
called UP the House bill for the relief Of
Gen. Grant, which provides m allowance
OF one thousand dollars, for : check Of
that amount lost 10 1848, but the Senate
vent into executive session before any
action was had. 35' !
!. The Senate to-day confirmed tbs fol-
lowing Presidential appointments:
! Henry Clay Smith, e Kentucky. Major;
6satoas B. Tower, Of the corps of en-,
gineers. Major; Wash. Elliott, LIST Cor
lDral, for gallant service at Boonville, to
be Brigadier General Of volunteers.
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Andy Jshussn en- the SlavehslAlnr
ArtslocrAcy.
In his speech at Lebanon, Tennessee,
Governor Johnson distinctly recognised
the idea shat the present il . rebellion Of
the aristocraey against the rulcof the peo-
pf., represented BY Abraham Lincoln.
He said
Men tell an We must sscompromise. We
will compromise only BY making them
submit, BY doing n Jeferson did with
BsFr, conqner them, and then make them
obedient. What better Government do
w want than tho present. Whist have
We got 70 compromisey Has any one
sslost his rights" in the Union? II 50,
let him come forward and look me in the
face, and tell me what he has list. Lost
your rights1 Well, have determined
to give oil who say this ! chance 70 get
their rights, By sending them of South to
light Tor their rights, and give them IN
exchange for some Of those poor fellows
IN ias rebel army Who Law. found their
rights and want to come home. don't
think these fellows who buster about.
rights hare much appetite for lighting.
Some Of them would rather 90 to the devil
than enter the army. Rights indeed
They gave me mine by turning my sick
wife and little boy into the streets. That
i the way they gsye me the rights. Let
me tell these clamorers that there are
SO0, 600 White people and only 81. 900
slAveholders IN TenDessee. Won are die |
tnFbiag the stability Of slavery By your
senssIasa criss, and make Il valuelsas -
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BARBARIsM.-On provision of the
new Constitution of Illinois abolshes trial
by jury. as we'll as presentment by grand
jury, for all, except Penitentiary offences,
in that State. Thus this grand old safe
guard Of libcrty--a grand jury-and that
bulwark Of personal rights, for which our
English ancestors and our revolutionary
forefathcrs shed their blood, Is to be swept
away forever at dash by the Peter Funk
and candle box politicians of Illinois.
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New Yo

New York, june II.
We have been unable 10 procure from
Halifax the Liverpool markets of Satur.
day Slst, or price current on that day.
The closing price of consois on the Slst
was 93sG934.
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RIVE learn that the gallant Second
lows Infantry, Col. Baker, does not form
part Of the Union Brigade, but retains
its separate existence. Long may it
wave.
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Republican State Convention.

Nptss ferehs given hat Getefate Repub'ISsn
sH14anv4 ktio will be lrid ai Des notnes IN We'd
ResdAy. The E3i day vi a@yt a ID 1852, for the pur-
poss f rasEfss IN asien eaEdaatsstor the Offices
II secretary, Treasurer and Auditor Of State, Al
torney General and Resster OF The State Land Once
10 be supported at the next general election.
The relieving will form the rstio Of representation
viz One delegate from each original county the STATE
and delegate fer every 10 sosss cast for Abraham
Lincoln, President ~ The ussd stasea At The cleo
don Of i5s0, and one additional delegate for every
fractional ote exceeding -.
Loyal riysns without regard to Former political
socisons whe are in favor Of giving soae.f s~rSort
TO the National ADMINISTRATION. In tsfough and Of
fsctusi suppression OF the rebellion, invited 10
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MARRrED.

On "Wednesday, June 4th, at the residence OF
the brides father, No. Al Grove street. New York,
BY Rev, j. s. Foster, -. d.. Captain u. WnLIXx
Docs. OF this city TO k.rs L., eldest dsugiiter Of
Wa. II. Cornell ESD, of New York.
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Mfsssssrt eonvsntfoaa.
IeHnrsnn City Innn

y
The bill to postpone the election of
Stats Officers has been before the Con-
vsntion nearly all day. and has elected
much discussion, and several substitutes
and amendments were offered aud reiec-
ted, and the bill WAS finally lost byia vote
of 81 yeas and 81 nays. As the case
now stands, IN election for State officers
from Governor down Is authorized. An
ordinance to enable citizena of the State
in military service OF the United States
or State Of Missouri to vote, was taken
up, and on motion, made the special order
for tomorrow incoming. An ordinance
to amend the Constitution 20 that q gen.
eral election shall be held on the tsit1
Monday in October instead of August,
Is now, was referred TO select Committee
Of three. 80 @
Luray, Juneil0, via Washington, IL.
Col. Carroll. commanding The 4lh brig
ade, consisting Of the 9th Pennsylvania,
18th Pennsylvania, 7sh Indiana and is.
Virginia, about 1850 strong, reached
Port Republic on Sunday and rcconnoiter-
ed for tho enemy in town and had a
skirmish. He concluded to hold the
bridge, and ordered il no. to be burned
and put guns in position commanding it,
AT 6 u. IN. on Monday be was opened on
by some twenty heavy guns, placed in pc.
sition during the night. Our forces tried
to reach the bridge repeatedly, to destroy
it, but we're met by storms of bullets, aud
had to return, A large cavalry force
crossed and attacked our troops, while
their infantry followed, our men opposing
them at every step, after driving them
back with heavy loss. But our numbers,
after Gen. T yler's brigade arrived, were
so much inferior 10 the enemy. they being
at least FIVE to one, that ii WAS impossible
to hold our position, and we were CON-
PEELED to fall back. our boys fighting every
foot of the way. After falling bae..; some
three or four miles. . body Of cavalry
were sent to attack US, but they were
compelled to retire, when the engagement
ended, having lasted i've hours. Our
loss in killed. wounded and prisoners not
kaown, Ia, is large. as is also that of the
enemy. Col. CAROLS horse fell, injurig
HIN badly. Cap. Kelly. Of Gen Shield
staff, was hurt badly in the he'd. i'e.n-
ceived praise from all who saw hnu fight
ing. Col Buckley, OF the 18th Ohio,
was badly wounded. His men charged
three times to get his body. We held
the bridge some time. during terrible
storm of grape. This was one Of the
most holly contested engagements of the
whole war, as indicated by the loss, eom-
pared with the numbers engaged The
men fought like demons.
Later-Two regiments from the first
brigade arrived in tins to assist in COW
ering the retreat. The pioneer corps also
helped. Col. buckley has arrived wound.
ed
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~ The General Assembly Of Rhode
Island adjourned on the 80th nit., after !
session OF four days--a modal Of lagislA.
tire brevity.
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| 81 Hon. George 4. Curtis has accept
ed the invitation to deliver an Grafton Be-
fofs the city authorities Of Boston at their
approaching celebration Of the snuiycsa-
~ Of the Declaration Of American indie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13

@A new Canadian tariff includes ia
the list Of free goods. cigars imported
spacinlly for the use Of the army officers!
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~ Our soldiers should be instructed
IN all future battles, 70 aim at the enc .
nys legs. which are evidently his chiel
reliance for safety.
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TINS GERMANS AaAIHsr IT.-The Gel

TINS GERMANS AGAIHsT IT.-The Ger
man Working Meus' Association Of Chi
cago, non-political organization, num-
bering some five hundred members, passed
q resolution, with only one dissenting
vote, pledging themselves TO oppose the
new Constitution of Illinois, and exhort-
ing the working men Of the State to vote
il down.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13

- The last Mestila, Arizona, Times
which has reached San Antonio. Texas,
brought distressing news from New Mex
leo. Sibley's command was dismouuted
and in . starving condition. Two COM
panics were cutoff. The Others we're en-
deavoring to make their way to Santa Fe.
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Tic Eutax Wing eats !

Our town is about GIled up with female.
from Mobile. Every vacant house has
been taken and occupied. We hear the
same 10 true of almost every town and
village on the rivers, in the State.
The Petersburg Express says;
The lady and family of President
Davis passed through this city on Satur.
day hast en- rouse for the South. Has the
Presidential Mansion at Richmond lost
its attractions ~