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importnn from Fortress ,Ionroc

fWfftSS N"ifD", Niy X, rit H,n,i,,-s W.,
e-shonly before noon today lie M,nit,r. Nan
-'tl,h' Seminole sisqthaun.h, Dacotuh m,
S"h J"'nto, IN the order in which they ara n,med
'i'-n Il upi1wards sewalrs Point, Cant. Lar luer
OF the su' inchnnpaL, IA command Of tho exnaii.
ton.
"N F'"' as within range FIRE opened " I'll shot and
'"rI a1"h't Sewal's Point Mpst Of tho M IA wars
80 'N o9ys .Ms"T ay..ry half ~ hour eefore q
'''y wa n'dc ion ii'f'6,ni i'.c ri Riis II. !,
"i' no hl' AMI Il eu tie Naugatutk for ,ha ers,
''"'' s.'"rai .hois were hscl fro the sln,l.
I'd" ON '.' oTtI' nifty of the point, when one
''N H' NJ mi = struck Ia the vicinity dnul,Is,.
"H''"hE he gnn,ns 1t has upt hoen Arol since ~.
/ l'''" "' we M"hhtui WAS fI ia alvnnr, nf ~,
meet ana Size continued In motion until v.thin
e Or Two o' tie Point, when si,lcr.l Ia exeeu,n
''u'' have been dolc 10y her accurate firing. Tho
N' 's''n'S Kept IN the back ground, the range Of
h'i fairo't m enabling her b. do So so,vaI,.
'"'' ''H'ry replied brskly. Tie Rip Rams fired
'''ASiohnN' hNi c'ut.uual Ere Was kent up from,
tie gun l.ats
I'' an = was comparatively mlitcrestlng from
WIS point - view ou account of the distance 40 l.
'''' can at he given. Atab,ut O'Clock . BLACK
'.'''' was seen t. arlrc, supposed to have been
wouds ''o"H '''o TIE
" '''h d'i away, howe, cr, aud dis,pnc,rc1
- N"HS iu'ie OCCURRED until a.4ulcLcG,t, o,,l,,L
..'n We hhnS "as very feeble from, tie p,,r,
b" ''' '''"t this time returned from horn,
''..'' l'"' 'h a'i joined TIE Gve. Iu,3s
"' "'''h3 oi her c'u'd he seer Lgt ..,..,u
."' '.''h re wafer. ~ ~ oula,k .,.r,
'..' '," smoke arose rapidly fron tie P.it
-' I"H. uy the hIIll, IL. nf tia r,l .f., t,
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congressional Proceedings
AANVIIih CONGRESS---.,euste,
First Srss,On.

Washington, Mag 9.-Mr. Shermln's r,.,r,,.
toh' cn'hng Tor the reports OF ohicyrs cunmariiug
At tc battle Of Phthurg Lan1irg, wa. taLc,, ,,t
MAJ several speeches "iOr burcomie" y,er, ~, ji
MI shermni denied ti.st any o. 'ln rcpim n, m ,bs,
hattle, thou b - Ycral W re M iuiy cnuo 4 -, ,,,
.e,rut-, retli,d NIAuut hrug a ull, Tl,. nii
reg lh,hts accused o. towsTd.ce f,ugLtttl H. 3 a..
battles Of sunday and Monday, .nd ino ~ men,
he ''th, lost 81 Hor III killed, wounded and n,iss
my. TIE hJd only r,treatvd by order Of Cgl An
pley, Who len ehd was not seen again ,hlrin, A. a,
nay, hut The Regiment rallied again Ann " L.
unieraooi,has been casllefed. lie also nm L. ~
praisn2 tAe p.llaltry Of the ohio roeltnri,ta snJ
denied thst Gen. frynt.s and his hr!.s, v.,rs s,,,
pri+ed aud captured in the iSnomiuous manner ,ia
'cr'ned IN sone OF the uewspspe.l I,eflro sum.
lhS he "ushi braSeiy unit! o'clo.k in the aft.r.
noon. " ' N''o'-
Mr. Harlan rowa! though, tie tenor Of NJ sbo,.
mans speech Was 10 bolster up Gen Grant II,
ass rted that the army unier Grant was s,irnrset
sui lie DID not wish Grant as leader for Iowa sol.
dier. wv" e'''
Mr.. Prowning tul.l condcrnr the attack o,
Geh. 6rahl not because lie is from Illinois, lut be-
cause II ~ unjust. No hraver man lives
Mr. sumner tMsssl did not III, X /, wise to di..
euNs IA tle sehst. the oper9. - IN the field
Amer flrtho" debate Mr. Sherman, r,s,lu,I,n
was adopted. The bill for ~, education II colnred
children IA the Dlstric, of Columbia was passed;
also that tn facilitate the discharge of enlised men
FOL phyacsl debility, Adjournci
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TIE NEW YORK Sun.
SATURDAY MoRxlNG, MAY 10, 1,'2.


Tho comment, Of the SIX have h't' .ou.d ON
convictions that ,he r'hd'vould c.ny 20 'r"'.
,be James riy,t. abandoning E''m 'I a''
Virginia t. H. fate, md sN,'r 70 H. ''i'""'d
In general retreat 20 tie GuN State, eni'iyor
ing, perhaps. g. oycrwh,lm u INSIDE on ~"
way. Arrived ni tie Soulh, TO ,0orl woull lc
spared lS the rctcl. for a Junction ct their two
armies, and a concentration Of all Their fighting
forces within ~ intreuclrl position
The nowr %, the day tend. 10 confirm this pro-
grammc. part e.. thc Virginia rebel army l.
reported To- havc, apod across the James River
the arrival of orr naval forces there having h'ch
too much .y,l 10 prevent IT, anI there - little
hope that l,r r..ninlcr can be prevented from
following
The r.. ,ion o, Scwnll'. Point. the arproach-
ing attack upon Norfolk, and tie speedy ad-
vance Of Gen. u nN.ipt to ail in its capture,
point TO an carll surrender OF the whole Of that
section Of Virginia, and speedy trans
fer Of the w-r 20 the Cotton State,
where the enemy hope that hot " l'hcr anl
fevers will all them NOR powerfully dian has
done the prowess of their troops. But their
ability to Join for, IS in the Suu,!i j. much {, hc
doubted, as also any material successes If they
were joined Under the rc,crscs which are Lately
shaking the cotton coufcdrracv to its very cen.
TIRE, and irighiully dcprcr riaiins its currency, II
will bc mp;c anil more difficult 10 bring th,ii
troops to the field, OF support th en- when there
Meanwhile the news from Virginia i. attracting
grca, attention, anl l. the common topic oi con
IN. ali al M al al
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IIousc OF Repres-ntati,cs.

Mr. Iovcioy offered the following which wa,
adopted
E.soic1d, That 1t ID IN folngs oe devo,, ers,,
tudt 10 Almighty Goi t,At the House Of rrt,ras' -
t'tyes, 'roII time & tine, hear o. the tliInur, =,
the Union army, In The sr,at f.ruprlc for tio s,,
pftlnacy oi the Constitution ant the integrity n,
th, Union. 'a'"' ''
ReS1lrcd TAci We receive with Profound s,ti,t.,-
non, the mt 'irelcro. tie r,o,ut VICTORIES 1,l,vsd
uy ihe armies Oi the Potomac, associated h,,n
lh'lf '"uit,s, viii q u,e of the Rs,outon, , aud
". shytre thanks of this iIlu,, are hereI v truleI
Sn t. Mgor General Ggou,e H. MrC elME f,r The
d'pay ~ those hs sh military CuaIlties which i.c,,re
important results with but 'e sacrifice of human
Lie ~ ""'"''
hr. Lovgjoy on rel q sIl Stl,uta, slightly mol
lLlng the bill, IL sayure freedom g. All p,s.ns
WIt'in the exclusive Jurisdiction o. tho Federal
LoVciL'ntni. H. demanded the proyiuu8 question
d. agreed toe against 90.
Nj. Seig wick asked that Captai. II 3pQs eAd
Bailey 'roh the Gulf sqnl Iron, bringing disliitchce
aud trphiAs, be admittef the Il or
li"n'inlusly aereedto. llU gentlemen received
marked attention FROM the members
4r lov'Joy moved e. rtcommit the bill
Mr Cox said he hoped the so-caled conservative
men would but an end 70 this tampefing with tho
sestY question The people are IN favor of giving
p9lets 70 the enemy IN the South, and ifthey had
olahco, 'ballots' afi,lnst the enemy at the North
iny are tired and sick OF the dsmnable rei,era.
toi, sDout the negro
Ar. Olven said, his belief was, that the power
over this question WAS extremely limited.
Nj Mtpd said the I'LL was not intended ~ in
'"'' "o''" ',tutonal rights Of the states, but W
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Af"ArrD - :

The AerGted Bread Is, wNhous exception.
"''t bakers bread have ever seem"
pRor. woLooIr CHM.
NLH'r' sweoicr' lighter, more digcs,ille br
| ""'de ~ tNiS process than 10y fcrmsnilt,on"
fkof sILLIMAs
I'VE have tiel the Acratcd Bread and fun,
4 O." 'I'',i W ulythlhg VI lie kind ever tlstad o.
WAsius9ToS RrPuBL
J N 1ai prepared In this manner is ne,ess,,
pare nni phlatablo rs well as b, a'thhii; ami !,
we iild 10 be the opinion of scientific and med
| ncu" '
NATIONAL IsrrrL!orSop
Tie peculiar features OF this bread are
1T. II combines irfect lghtness with the Lid
degree Of purity, swootuesg aud nutrition.
sd. Being free from all deleterious inzrodie,
ia diJestie quality is faultlsss
3i. 1t never becomes sour, no change Of G, IN
affects It's Character, and hence it Is invaluable
rea voyages.
9TH. 1t is arsolut " cleGn-a quality unknown
ordinary broad, but belonging peculiarly to- II
Being kneadei by machinery, IL eAcludcs all @,
t'ct with the hand
On. 1t has the unadulteratei faror pee. lar
the rhedt from which 1t is made. This ia mn
errng tes, OF purity, and is not found in any lr,
leav nod the usual way, ss the presence Of ,os.t
alkaline matter corrurts The nativ, flavor uft
grain.
The universal testimony Of physicians ani acI,
tifc men Is strongly and decidedly in favor ~ ii :
bread, not only In this city, bit also in Loud n.
In Baltimore, IN washn,t 30. r.
wherever II has been introduced, II is san ton
and approved, among cthers, b. tie '!SanitcrB O.,
niission at Washington, by Prof A. ID. R,oh.
the U g. Coast Survey, by Professor uep,y -,
Institute, by Frederick Law Omsts
Prof. siliInan' General Scott, General Dix, a. W
's by numerous clsrsynen, and all the l.,d,
physicians Of this and other cities When .u
men approve and endorse this brad, after exar
nation aud trial. 10 leayes no room 10 qu,stiont
merit and excellence Of the article.
AERATED BREAD Co,
Lafayette Place, Corner Fourth a
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size United States had ex.

e 10 slavery ". re, she United states had ex-
:, ave iuiSlit'ou
NJ k.llosl IN, hskcd a qpst.on es n the
.o he hi.n sAj csprcs SD Ills hcllJ ttat the
i for llt attn.ion % tltvrt, IA tie District Of
Coilu.N .ret,7,, ! tYc tuf yc Save law.-Mr. Ar
y . . med thAtNt 20.
Mr. wicklitIe wa. informed that there are from
three 10 Eve hundred fugitive slaves from Naryland
IN the District aud We military Authorizes refuse
10 permit The law tr he executed. ,..,
Mr DIN said that ne lad Observed how NIUE OF
prudence was shown by the Irescn, CousteHs in re
gard h. measures like this. A run.ing debate io!.
loved, IN which several cinhers joined ,,
Mr. Crisfc'd said that the Irs~Hre 81 the u'l
vouh revolutioni1. the Cousti'ution, snd t1nse
wio voted for 1t would violate he.r i'edse t. The
country, aud their oath TO support tie Constiti'
tiOn.
Mr.. Kelly supported the iil. aud said such state
rnents were msde g. figNsen doush-'eccs." M
Tessenden also replied 10 NJ. e ish Il nld NJ
Sheffield followed, iavorng the post onem't '
the BILL lie thought unvise AL iu-iiined. i.'
debate At umes.sssumed rather peI.>nal Clar.
'er Adjourned.
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An Arrival rrop, New or,.on

Hp1 1"orr Nls 9,--1'he rnnboat Cavura
H.", hnr 'r'''d ut Fort,ess Monroe, brings m,
details OF the brilliant " turv in the mi Wv
, 'n' ~lu'. nh Hhi'r command o. Fla, officer n
=, t.rt'g'l mas certainly aaconlpHsheI one Of n,
ttrera',' :" 'mrH's ON record, AiIhouyA letce,
oI ". morhlns VI th, 2ith Of Ami, r,rts I,.,.
.AAhI = PMNp were Pa,sea, and rnt,'n ',n ~
,n. s sni 'ntY' transports of the enemy Ne,S 10
~ nrs' 'y'h TIE ram Manassas wns al
lnh red, aT rehol sailor, and sharpsh ter, T. ar
killed AMI burned up IN their vessels WI
On Friday noon, 9hth, two batteries btart1,.u.
We were n'eIc'd smi at one o'clock of tho !
the squadron lay NJ IN, Aor n tie eli, 10, No.. ~
Iqahs Millions worth of cotton AID slibpiAi W, :
sot on hrt and destroyed Ly the enemy. % ~
On the 10th We took posscssion Il tw4 h...t O. f.
works, nine miles above tbs city, Anet ,atr, ~
Mississippi, mounting twenty guns, wt4h hiei !
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND rIIn VICINITY

Tur rrSrp,, or An,rr,xr c,,,,rs
Carsnrx, 9Th R,gln,en, \ Y v ,u,vll,,.
Zouay, -. who ,oll n, ,,c la,,lc - r,,,d, Nj,
Caroline, took place ves,e,Jnv. from ,Ic seventh
Regiment Armorv. The attendance ~ of,cer, o,
the First Division aud Of citizens, was large. The
mains were taken under military cscor, to Green
wood for uterment.
FIGmr IluNDRi.D SICK AND WOUNDED SOL
nirRs arrived last evening by the Ocean Queen
fscm Yorktown.
MAIL FOR New OnrrAxs.-Thc p. O. mail.
MGR Mo .llan. uhlrh uss 10 ta.- ,,-.a y...e,l.v,
clc,k bsvi,,, !, 4, -. ~, " ,"' ''"es oi The
,oAv "-''' "o''i"y 'ho i2th, ut
Fp,xv IT., e
ri, ,o,t.,,,.' ''y o"or oi vanity
c,ry ~, '''' '' 'he booklyn
T,,. N.,,n
' ~ ""," OF POSTAGE STAMPS sold in
-. 'o', 0'' once las been gradually n-
' Wv i''' w" "''"'''s' Indicating royl-
.,ooo iHe sales now average about
Az" NJ" 'hNfhAL PAEK CARRIAGES are to
w P'' '', ''''hs We prc"-i month. Tho &. muls-
| ,t,, ''''S' WIZ hNpi y The drivers
'.''' WA ~ lf'"te1 a sm al dia.
.,.,'.,'. s'''''1T' ''v'Ied into three car
| ,.,,., "' '"''7 '"f'' one oi these
: "''" "'Vei! passenger. H. case
"'l"'' "e pNst'Hsci cen Wi!te his 81 vvance
'n" 'le h"moer Of Tie carriage on his card and
hand to m officer, nl' viii lay the matter before
'Ae Superintendent. Large vehicles Of unique pa,.
t'r1' capable Of holding SIXTEEN Persons. ,yii bo
placed Oh the Park dlius the summcr.
Nors. of MrEcf. .-Thc tl.irl ,npuL r.,,..
oftlis charitable Institution is l,,n r,.1, :.
which f.rr,eor1 ,bat II, ,,., ..,, ''"
va, WV" at ''' ''Shhns "f tie year
'"''o "''' III 'He u'l'' tFeI'l'@af,n girls. Tnir-
t-s''eh nave since Teen admitted, AID fouy-avo
nave let "1 u Sc last seven went T. d. Wut
ana are IN good stuei M, five have gone T. good
Places ncar home seventeen have len at the own |
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From the New Orleans E>pcsi.io,

udsh'"gir9H, Nag 9.-Cap;. Bailey has ar.
ivsd With diateIes 10 the Nav Drp,rtwoni :, ~,
ZAP t"rNgut He brings number Of -ecrs.an
mas lhclWiilg that ot the Chs!metl. re-. ,,,.,,
nhd the one which was hauled down fronI ny,, ,n.
New Orleans City Hall '''' TUE
The dates are to tie 29th u't'mo at which, ,;r,o
, ,'lt' fWf.'.u' was taking every mfnns to secure
General Butlcr's torc.a "'' wv -
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IliDOk1iS.

Cry ISCIDENrs.-Mrs. Smith, mother
John Smith, residing near the corner oi War
aud Buffalo streets, was burned H. deaf on IT,,
day night. She went into stable adioning
dwelling with a lighted candle, and IL il suppo
accidentally set FIRE to some straw, and was no,
t'rwards able g. escape. Tho stable and dwell
tneithor insarej! were consumed, and il was
some risk that the neigh ora rescued M. srni.
wife twho was sick in bed! and her children. 4.
Cons lorahle business WAS done Ia the Courl
Sessions vest rdsy. james Rich, for grand H.,
hy, was sent to State Prison four ysars San,
Bryant, for passing counterfeit bill, got two yc
board in Sing Sing Augustus W. Thornton,
BURGLARY, four yeais, Charles Ryer and VIM Ks
IOf /" IKE offence, two years each, and one rr
FISK ,colored), for violent effort to ,upnlv hin,
with cash and groceries, was also .worlcd !.
yoara' lodgings up the river. In tho ray,
District there have been several bural.rles ,b,,
"' MINOR character, committed recently. The
lice should keep sharp watch for these depre
tors.
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krdHs~r, May The correspondent rc ,hc
Cincinnati t'A2rllgrcport, uiIt an , Hc,r of C',,>
~ - sint' who left rttshu-.h Landing yc.,os',a, a,
'm1nl'yl morning, passed ''n on thc Font Wayue
lie coiruhurate' III, rtpui. that H., rshIs .. ,v'
I "i'a''d prmth' No hst:.r lad taken place un
t,c time ~ biz departure. ''N' W.
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~~.. ..rn. iIcCIc'lan.
Gro. II. McCLrLLAs,
NJ Qur Gen. Comma ling
B"uiI" NJ West Point nnd Attack on Norro,L

H'dmorc, Nay Q. 9.-Al,iccs via rcr,ro.,
i'r'' stat" ua' scwcl'- Point has been 81 elled,
ana movement on Srflk commenced
''''I' las taken place ut West Point, M the
rebels have been defeated with er,nt slaughter.
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,Ac enct = m-s So .,-1nn ..1t. sr r1r : 90
also burned. .he ~ vi, wsr snt ~ Al
gicfs opposite Ne n ms.
On tie 27th ,;cn Butler lrnd 4 his troors
slovs Fort rhl'ip,. 40 next day boti forts nhr-
rendered. Tho battery Iois'ans was
blown up On the .sil, asy Forts Living aid
Pike were abandon J. Our flag floats over all The
forts In the Crescent city. Our victory, as Captain
Bailey says iu his dispatch, Is complete.
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Captain Parrish and Lieut.. Dempsey, Of New
York iylh IlShandcrs, who were t,kcn prsuue =
q BAL Run. arrived her. tday from Rchupnl, ,
having been passed 10 our lines at the Sheuaud. all,
uudtrn q flag uf truce.
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Terms Of CapitulaticD.
pERFlDY OF REBEL OFFICERS,
From Wasbip stcn.
CONGRESSIONAL HEDATES
Vote Of Thanks to Mcclellan.
TO-, 60,



W,Hidmsburg Mdy :, rid Washington, My ..
The dctiils oitto en- ag.meut Of Mrnlsy are IN
vulumiuuus and LDutrc tl.st II will lie necessary
1 await tic report II GtucfHl Mcclellan, which IN
now b"ing prepared.
Dcscr,ers from tie enomy arc hourly coming IN.
General Jaiuispi h,- been appointed Military
Governor aud Provost Marshal ot tic town.
The official report oi the killed and wounded be-
ins t. lengthy to sen over tho military telegraph,
!, Ina been forwarded ly tnail.
The Expedition ny York river las been ~ sue.
! ccHtn siti We u'w occupy West FONT Heavy
hring has been honrl in TINT droction Iut the Par.
| tCulhrs are not known.
| Yesterday our nl,auoe lo'sri or cavalry had a
slSirnsh with u. rear guard Of tic enemy a. ont
| miles from here.
rhc nain body of the enemy have rctroat'i
! o ross the Jlinoh liver.
III general impression will military men lat a,
! a ttl,ls have tpnlc Uar last stand IN Virginia.
Fnr dirtrucc Of ten iu,'"n beyond Williamsburg
ttc road "a lined With broken army wagons, Ia th'
retreat uftc enemy.
Br.l.i.pr.Gcn,rnl James II V.n Ailrl las leci
Nh phtfd Il MitRr, q INrtiur nud tuuiu.ndAui Oh
Yoihtovu nd Gloucester, with tuIt. Cyrus linl
,iei. 90 900 Niiu'a"i f...i'-.--l---
..rn. lIct Ir'ian.
Nuit,H'ntnG Va, MAY 0-i2 NJ.
! 7" he War bcgdrtDcf:
= carl % few piiItc' ago tGt Ito Gh'ena was
asi''rd "A nos Iland, I JlJse MT l,,l,y, for
a." reason that Crpt. RoAo,s duys Mt ,b,,w ,v.r
hls 'od lave sea, lin an tie assst,,,c, hc ,,ks
MY tI"'ps arr IN motion, and in ua.uf,.ts,lr.
~. They have all tie n'r aud feeling Of veterans
It VIII do your lcait good / see thcn.
have Effected II Junction viii ,;,n. Frort,l,
Instructions have been given 70 that =. navy
Viii "cri'" i"omlt support, Whenever and where.
ever requtrd.
Gro. II Mcclellan,
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" w" va" AIflI 20, lSOy, 4
FLAG orrInrR' Your boldly conceived and -ni,n.
hiu.y executed plan of battle having resulted In
port of my division. ~ ''' ~
You viii find in Lieut. Commanding uarris,p,s
"lnr' an s'curh'e ont me ol the noble part tIken
nl the 'tyuss under hls command and bearur INV
divisional flag s '''
we led of at two A. NJ, In accordance with vor,
Nsh"ai' anu sltcrtd up the stream, ed ing "A Ltilr
!" Stalloard, IN order 10 give room for vour isnn
was followed ly the Pensacola In tine styl,, the
t'uWunl ~ my diNis'on following IN regular and
compact order.
w were scarcely above the boom when we vc-e
dsy"yerrd, aud jackson AMI -. Philip opauod unTn
u.s. We oou'' bring NO gun to bear, hut =, t,tr,j
directly on, we wsrc struck froa stem a. str,r ~,
"htih We were more Close up with St Pbilip vIr,,
W. opened with gap, and canister Scarcely N,rs
We @"vr the line Of iirr, when we found onIs,lv,
Nhekcd ty the rebel Meet Of gunUoat. this MAS Lnt
hut more cong Aal work 'N
Two larEt steamers now attc nptad to board o,,r
sirh"u'd l. ", the otheI AS n, a third on our ,tar
'all n,uu, the nine inch uahlzreen being tunnel
u uu- 'ri Nv, We tired "a range of dirty ynrI. IN,
ol'ct -sN,ry destructive. She immediately sterr.
cd IN shore r.n agIN,ld and sllh.
Tue 'aIrutt gun on tie for II 'rrye oG one M,
we bow, while we preprr' % r1,cl boarier.. so
close was our relnMnnt ny About this time
h'ggs ODD Lee came i.sA,uL IA and made a 6nisb
~ Tho rebel boats, eleven IN sll.
IN the grey OF the nofniny We dis verai cs,,n
hiPS '"''''
W. .",is.' t'e n = AL Gag OF C,l
"..l",. Hn. I's ''H.-YI ~ Nys com
t..HA ur. IS AMI rauu s.l..,...u " .y. -, '
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27

LAxARrlxE's AssrRAcr WoxAx.-Lamar-
tine thus describes her: "Woman, with
weaker passions than man, is superior to
him in soul The Gauls attributed to her
additional sense-the divine sense. They
are right; nature has given women two
painful heavenly gifts which distinguish
thea and often raise them above human
and enthusiasm By
compassion they devote themselves. by
enthusiasm They exalt themselves What
mere does heroism require? They have
moro heart and more imagination than
man. Enttusiasm ePrinsss from the imagin-
atom, and self sacritice from the heart; wo
man &se therefore. anore naturally heroic
than men, Al Mssytidns have in their an.
nails sones Of theHe miracles "f patriotism
Of which WOMAN Il rise iust rume.t in the
hands of God When all is desperate in a
national cause We need not despair while
there remains spark Of resistance in q
wOmon's heart wh..tGer >i... a. .,siip, Ju-
dith, Joan Of Aac. Celia, Victoria. Coll nna
in Italy. or Charlotte Corday in our day.
God forbid that compare those that cited.
Judith and Charlotte Cerday sacrificed them
selves, but their sacrifice did not recall n
crime. Their inspiration was heroic, bu,
their heroism mistook its aim; it took tn.
posiard Of the assassin instead of the sword
II the hero. Joan Of Arc used only the.
word If defers@ She was not merely in
spired BY 6erdiam, abe WAS inspired by
God"
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.-.-r or ILLINOIS, In Sl1s C6unty, County
STATE " $3.50 necemher Term, 1861 Mary Julien

-.C- or ILLINOIS, In ShHs C0unsy, ss-County
sTAI .. sh.reof December Term. 1861 Mary Julien
0..S.,. al Abe non.residsnce Of Barnabas Julien,
t.nd.nt above named, having been filed in the Office
o. he clerk Of County Court Of La Sale county,
T.s;c. r. hereby given, to the said Baraabas Julien
s""t the compiainant 6lsd her bill of complaint
N said Court, the chaRcery side thereof
mons Issued out Of said Court against said defendant
seturnable the nrst Monday in December then
next, O662,) - 10 BY lay reaaiEsd. Nov, unless
1ou she said Barnabss Iahen shall personally be
and sppear before said County Court Of the Of
LAGe, the Arst day Of the next term thereof, to
On the arst Monday in Deeenbsr. 1859, and plead.
answer. esmqr, TO the SAID cenplainantb bill Of
complaint, Tie tame, and the matters and things
therein charge and stated viii b taken confAssea
and decree catered aeainss yea according 70 the
prayer Of 0aid bill. Nv. RAYMOND. CSsrS.
September cssh, 1884,! v. .. EASTMAN, Dtpt.
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that. while they are willing to give their
property and if need be their lives to
conquer traitors IN arms, they will not
cease to laoor with like zeal and earnest
ness to ensure. by the silent but effective
weapon OF the ballot, such a change Ct
our rulers as shall place our government
"a the hands of those who will be faith
by our fathers '~eN "
mat we have the most implicit faith
That our government will anrv;va tho
present threatening aspect of public affairs
and that the Union will live despite the
efforts OF secessionists at the South and
Emancipation extremists at the north
That we view with feelings of profound
disapprobation the unlawfu and arbitrary
arrest and imprisonment of citizens in .he
loyal states, and their incarceration beyond
the borders Of their own states that as
long as our Courts are unobstructsd in
their functions, and fair and spec
dy trial ataiaable, it is unbecoming a
free people to submit to wanton destruc.
ton OF those sacred rights Of person which
nave ever been regarded Is the most
sacred boon of our free institutions
That IN case q congressional convention
be held, we hereby instruct our delegates
10 saiu convention VI support the Hon T.
L. Dickey for the nominee Of the deocratic
party for congress
That this convention endorse the nomi-
nees of the recent democratic state con.
vention at Springfield, and pledge them
their hearty support.
Which were unanimously adopted
On motion, the convention adjourned to
halfpast o'clock P ~
On reassembling, N c. Cannon offer
ed the following resolution, which was
adopted:
That we view the imprisonment Of j.
W. Browne, of the town Of Earl, in this
county. as an unwarranted assault upon
the rights and liberties Of every freeman
in the nation, inasmuch as his loyalty to
the Government was unquestionable, and
its only motive the qualification OF personal
malice and political spite; but that, if he
has committed any otfense, We insist that
a speedy trial should he granted him.
whatever the offence may be. under the
of the United States
On motion. convention adjourned.
J. L. McCoRMIcK, Charm.
6 6: r r H htassas; see''y.