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JOHN N. DEWEY. CHAR, 5th Dist
ROT ABOVE SUSPICION.

Pat. Robb, Of the Sioux City Register
evidently thinks that the J" Democr alto Ad.
dress " recently iesued BY the vallanding.
ham. Fort Lafay cite Jones. faction, is BY nc
means above suspicion in the matter Of 10y.
atty. Mr.. Robb does not like that address
because il "savors too strongly Of the Breck
ipridge element which distracted Demo
cratic eounsels 10 1859; broke up the
Charleston Convention divided the party
for tho express purpose Of electing Re-
publican President, and thereby BY thei'
own acts creating pretext for this rebel
liop." With that element of the Democ'
racy, Mr.. Robb says frankly and emphati-
sally, he has NO secret or avowed sympathy
He has another fatal objectionito this
Address-he don't like its omissions. Heal
him While the Address is severe upon
Abolitionists - and justly lit is mol
equally severe upon this rebellion and it.
authors. This is an important omission.-
. Il should be just ~ severe, explicit and IN.
equivocal in its condemnation Of the rebel.
lion and ito authors, 40 OF Northern agi-
e tatoFs. aTa
ssThe Government and nstitution 10 be-
Get BY enemies enemies open and enemies
yecret. Il 10 the plain doty Of the Demo-
cratic party TO set ito face firmly against
both-to bend all ito energies 6rst to the
putting down Of al who are in arms against
the Government to bring them back
TO an acknowledgement Of the Federal au-
thority, and then to deposing from political
power, position and influence, every fanat.
10 Of every locality"
Mr.. Robb is right-the authors Of this
unrighteous rebellion are entitled to as $50.
we're, explicit, and uuequivocal condsmna-
ton" rs those Northern agitators, Wendell
Phillips l. Co., and leetle more so, for
they have attempted to put their evilish
designs into execution by force Of arms |;
and the Northern agitators have attempted
nothing of the kind-if No except the raid
Of John Brown-an act that cost him bis
life, just as the present rebellion ought to
cost ito leaders their lives.
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aHERlrr,e oAn.E. ];

DR. VIRTUE OF SPECIAL HxKCr9IQu 10 Nh DE-
Directed from the s1css - ~ cDsk = 0eDA &c. urt
Of Pottswaiis mie Aunasy IyvA JphsH pretd 10 EEL
on SATURDAY., The 6fhdav " ju6 a ~, Boe8 between
the hours OF 10 o'clxk a. ~ and 0ciocs r. n Vt
mid dry IN front VI Tho County Treasufers sce "
The city Council Btu the following Described sea1
essate Of Alvarsdo FuFd to-wis
Tho Spsth-west quarter Of the Southeast quarter.
and the N0b-wess quarter 81 the seutheass qnartet
of Secson tweive sud tho Norsh-easa quarter Of Sec
ton thirteen sll In Township seveoty-fours range
forfy.f0ur West;
Al.o The south quarter Of the Norh-east quar-
ter Of Secti.n sixteen said Township. aevenytvuf,
nvrih VI Range tory .fOuE y o.t s55
Also Lots one hundred aud sixty.f ur and %" hum
dred and sixty-nve in the Original Plat VI Cnoncil
Biuss iOt Eve 1loca tAirteen, IN oayhss' First
Addsicn u Council Uiufa3 Fs~%&L IL
Also Lots two and three tn block fourteen; LOT
ons in Mock eleven; lots three and & ur ~ Block
three in C3rim's AdaittM to Council Blufb. ~
Sale To Commence At O'Clock r. Il Of said day.
Taken % the property II Avsssdo G. Ford to salts
n an execution i0 favor Of James beauchamp
Up WILLIAMS Sheriff.
Council Blum. Iowa, Juns 7th, 15s2.-nSw.
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song F0a rug SEASON.

We have never, until hearing Of the cap.
ture OF New orleans, been SO forcibly re.
minded Of the stirring sin plicity OF the po.
etic effasions OF James Crow, ESQ. One
stansa, especially, which We have esrelessIy
hummed in times past. recurs to US with
immediate vividness. And as We repent It;
We only ask the reader to imagine the grad
nal. and then sudden approach Of our for,
ccs upon the Crescent City, and the excite.
ment incident thereto:
walked the streets both up and down,
They we're foil Of folks, both black and
brown, go
Bat % white folks, dey was running roun-
crying, g $500
$50 I stopped am axed 'em Whist al dis
IRE fuss MAS about. s'Why," says . mig
Iss. ssdont YOU knew2 lee po6n only
. Pioay me Boilers coming coming!
Pioayuoe Botles's Coming omingl
)h! PicayuDe Patler's come 81 town." II
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e fne dock Of loyal rams hsve gone
down the Mississippi % take part in the
next naval Eight near Fort Wright. II the
Confederates risk another encruater on the
river We have no doubt that their whole
feet will be either captured Of annihilated.
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Afemnh;a. June 10.


Memphis, Jppe 10.
Quiet generally psrvades this CRY. Tue
ready submission Ol the inhabitants to IN
Federal authority. i not only surprising
bus gratifying. The civil authoritiss con.
time to exsSpiss their fe,scsienssr.
A large numher Of Applications have been
made NC the Provost Marshsl's Ofbce Tor
passes North. All are required 70 take the
oath before iheir r.qystsli III Rsaus4di I.
Applications have also been made Tor the
transportation Of 1000 bales Ut cotton.
Tha Argus. H. still quite ootspoken in So
cession eympaihies. The Avalsnche " more
guarded. Bo,h aisise peacesbie submits
sion to the Federal authority.
Mary stores have been opened and re-
aumed business. Some dealers refuse c"n-
frdrrate money, bus receive Tennessee
Bank Mites
Two more rebel steamers were captured
yesterday. near this CITY. 9s38 xfnpa.s
. New Yark, june 10.
The P,ris Paws SAYS n note has been nd.
dressed 10 the English and Spanish Gov
prnments ~ the French Government, ex-
planning the conduct IT France, and dec'ar-
inv that France would cunsder herself re.
IcOkeO IT. III MI UUttkUt1VUS W W. S,'sss
ton Of alliance, II The Allies treated d.
rectly with Juares. sy 90 :.
The Pari. Pa,rie asserts that Spain will
aid. automatically, 10 bringing about
solution ~ the question.
Gen. Prim will return to Europe, Gen.
Serrnrcs will be sent 10 ambassador to
Mexico $50 - GsfssFsk 1ss>F g58s
.so' ayea Chicago, June IL.
A private dispatch received in this city
to-day from Cairo, srys Gen. Mitchell won
u brilliant victory Ut Chattanooga, Tennes.
zee. The enemy were completely routed
aztec twc days. hard fighting. No partlcs-
lars are given.
.ynssf, "a, St. Louis. June IL.
It IL reported that II large rebel force. es
timntrd at 10000 men. with Is pieces OF
artillery. nre approaching South western
Mo-, from the drrct,on Of Fort Sc t.. The
report IS doubtless exaggerated. The Fed
eral forces in that; vicinity are sufficiently
strong TO defeat any rebel force brought
against them. sHest*sa ao
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GO JEFF. Davis says thnt the blood of
the brave men comprising his armies expect
thar their blood viii run freely. We. think
it m"st likely that their whole bodies will
,un- blood. de>h, bones, and gristle.
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~FAe bells~whieh rwesee taken f:on the
p,cbes 81. ord@ % naureGard, for tho
h eposs oil mskl1g spnoD, have been
4 pped ~ + 7.
K6ea, Bulb ha6pfdesp religious service
g he hesd is5ehurShes ~ same a. in t'ma
OF profound peacs. Prayers for the DE-
struesion Of shs Union forces, and he sue
cess of the rebels Fill NOT be tolerated.
Puhlic notice has been given BY the Chief
OF Subsistence that be will cell ~ families,
for eonspmption, in email quantities, pork
md beef q seysS tents per posDS, and hour
nj ten cents.
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WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

70 THE RELAJIVES " DECkASbD sVlUIhkSs
rYua under.isned IL prepared at his once In Council
j Bufs 70 take spplicaiisns. proofs and authenii'
cations " claims Tor ass 81 50
BACK pAy AND M1LpTARY oOONTY h
due deceased seen ~ spldless = the present. var
ami present shsm y pepeftnene sof eaJsss.
naent,
have III the necessary bisas and instrncti.ns from
6overhment, snd viii warrant The aIk.wsDce OF all
claims en- rusted 70 ~ or no sees wl - tequt00 nj
services rendered
BY the Act Of Jusy ~, 1851. The widow II there
bs one spd ifHst heegsl hslrs = such - dte or msy
Of pay ard aiowsnces shall recsivs the sum VI Sns
hund ed dollars A54 IS Is
Il il noSstua that fhsse ipferessed should apply Ut
an eariy day g the claims are passed un BY the Dc.
partment at WashngtOn In the order of applicaskn
~ ys4s NATHAN r OODG
Council Blu6s, Iowa, April -, S0s9 -(5sdlsw-Se9
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HIC.

TIE L;.,EGKAP lIE:
Latest Dispatches.
ANOTHER FIGHT !
|A Terrible Struggle,
Win . Heavy ts,s q eth Sides
|FEDeERaAls Thrash Ms !eEls
AID they Fly The Field lnglsrieu4slly
| .9HIlf if.ig
FIITu AND Sill az
ANOTHER BATTLE
CEN. Mitchell TRTs HIS HIND
al re- - --ss..--- Ell
AT TWO DAYS HARD FIGHTING.
la Brilliant SuCCe less
For the Federals at CAattsnssga.
ANOTHER BATTLE
SHIELDS Probably DEFElTED.
FROM N. ORLEANS ! \
|Interes sting "Details !!
FROM MEMPHIS |. }. L!
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
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Tn EXCHANGE TUa AsPAH % .cANApA hons.
i 5 Harness and wagon. Enavire n psis.sese
Bloch, No. ., J. ". ROSS O1ce.
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OutoaHO. June ~.
From New Orlrans. via Memphis We have
intelligence to the 10Th uls. syalf
Pierre Soule has been arvssted By Gen.
Butler, and will be ssse North IN Z few
days.. fs- gsS4f saea es s.*l
Very little business i being transacted
in this city.
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For the Federals At CAattaassgs.

ANOTHER BATTLE
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nrYI18 III piofeaaional services ptho eftseos a
~ Csaeis btus snd vteislty heiae psopare6 tOtreal
III dlsoAseB emsaU Ilsrvos al Cn0Ale 3
D1yl0 soAbiing furnished for ~ aDtmnlal hronaAi
e fss treatment. Once at the City uoGei. Uppel
0roedwsy. 10
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK p. M.

New YORK, Jan. g
The steamer Columbia from Havana The 2Sth,
has arrived. Vera Cruz had been occupied by
the Spaniards. The Spanish flag was waving
over San Juan de Ulloa.
The Spanish Squadron took possession of S IN
Juan de Ulloa, Dec. 10th. The city was evacu-
ated by the Mexican troops the next day. They
retired without firing gun. Havana letters
state that Santa Anna and Miramon are both to
20 to Mexico. Gen. Trim is at Havana, but is
about to leave for Mexico with re-enforcements.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. l.
Part of the $50 prisoners to b, released in
exchange for an equal number sent to Richmond
last week arrived from Richmond last evening
by flag of truce from Norfolk Great i'm
provement in the treatment of prisoners is said
to have occurred within two weeks.
A number of our wounded making total of
2S4 to be released are expected in few days.
The remainder of the released are expected to-
morrow afternoon.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.
am happy to say, at no time has Gen. Nc
Clelan been dangerously i'll. He is rapidly re.
covering from a severe cold taken at Gen Por-
ter's last review. He is attending to all impor-
tunt business and will be out in day or two.
Contrabands are arriving daily and are sent
to Gcn. Mcclellan headquarters. IL Is stated
that ut least onc-third of the slaves OF Loudon
County have made their escape, and some from
Fairfax, Fanquier, Culpepper, occasionally turn
up.
Five white refugees were sent to Washington
to-day. They represent that if our forces were
to enter Loudon County the white population
would gladly renew their allegiance to the
Union
The rebels at Lcesburgh number 5000 includ-
ing the militia who show great disinclinaton
to fight
FREDERICK, Jan. /.
The rebels yesterday attacked the railroad
workmen, eleven miles east of Hancock, but
were repulsed by the Federal protective force
with loss of 20 men killed. jackson with his
whole available force is said to I've preparing to
move against Gen. Kelley at Hancock.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.
1. was yesterday reported that Gen. McCal
had been killed in skirmish the innocent fir
ing of guns the night previous beiog the only
foundation for the rumor.
Gen. Benham has been released from arrest
and ordered to duty at once.
! n The Court of inquiry ignored the charges
against him as soon as made.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

PROM WASHINGTON.
Daniel 5. Dickinson on Tuesday precented
costly stand Of State colors to the Dickinson
guard, S9th New York Volunteers. Don R..
A. Dewel received them in behalf of the reg-
ment delivering ielcitous address. Vice Pres
ident Hamlin, Gen. Casey and staff, w. s.
Doane, Augustus Schell and others were present
A private despatch received from Washington
states that Gen. Mcclellan on Investigating the
specifications of charges against Brig. Gen.
Benham, has ordered the latter to be released
from arrest, and he is to be ordered at once to
duty. This will be grateful news to the nu-
merous friends of this brave officer.
Several days ago, Mrs. Greenhough, who was
among the first female spies arrested by the Gov
eminent, and who is still in prison, received u
cake from some friend of hers unknown to the
guard. Before delivering it into her hands,
Lieut.. N. E. Sheldon Of the Sturgis Rifles, sus-
pected something wrong, examined the cake,
and found embedded therein note informing
that lady that arrangements had been made for
her escape and conveyance to Richmond, naming
the day and hour for her deliyerance. This in
formation, however, was not communicated to
her by the Lieutenant, nor has the writer of the
note been discovered.
Arrangements have been made to pay all the
troops up to January l. Orders for prellmini-
nary musters were issued several days ago
Col. kerrigan's parole having expired he is
again in prison. His trial will be resumed on
Thursday Mis-. Baxby of Baltimore, arrived
at Washington Tuesday afternoon, and was
placed in the prison tor females in the Western
part of the city. 1t will be remembered that
she was recently arrested as spy Not only in
the folds of her dress but in the rolls of her
hair were discovered contraband letters which
are in possession of proper authoriles.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 81.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
The advices from England show that her gov
eminent is making great preparations for war ,
which it is feared here the unconditional release
Of Mason and Sldell may not prevent from be-
ing used to secure recognition OF the rebel con-
federacy, with the concurrence of France and
Spain. A vigorous movement on the part OF
our army, resulting in an overwhelming defeat
of the Southern traitors, can alone prevent such
an event.
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Orange County Mutual.

THE Annual Meeting If he Orange County Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, for the choice Of Officers and the
Transaction Of any other appropriate business will be
holden the Insurance Once In Chelsea Wednesiay
January 22i, u. 1852, Mt o'clock 7. NJ.
JOHN ". SMITH Secretary.
Chelsea, Dec. 81, 1861 2iifrJ
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FROM KENTUCKY.

A special despatch to the Cincinnati Com
mtreial from Indianapolis says that there are
rumors of fighting in Kentucky on Tuesday.
Gen. Buell. had ordered to Green river n regi-
ment Of fusileers, and regiment of Light Ar
tillery before he went forward. Gen Buckner' 8
cavalry were on Monday within short distance
VI our pickets, md it is supposed that he in
tended attacking Col. McCook in force. destroy
Green river bridge and retire All The regulars
were 'rown across the bridge early Monday
morning.
a private dispatch to Phiado phia, men
tons among the billed in the battle at Pa
ducah, Capt. Albert Bacon Of this city, belong
ing to Kentucky regiment raistd near Frank
.olt. The dispatch gives no particulars of the
battle.
The North Bank Of Kentucky has suspended
snecc payment.
a doubtful rumor prevailed at Louisville on
sunday that the Icbos had buyued the Cave
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by TELEGRAPH
TO THE FR EEMA.N
T O'CLOCK. A. M.
70 THE FIR EEMA.
FROM MISSOURI.

One Of the Federal forces at Ottervillc cap
turcd by the rebels and carried to Springfield has
just returned, having LETT that place on Christ
mas day. He says that Gen. Price with 5000
men had taken all the houses in Springfield for
bis troops, turning the women and children into
the streets. lie had unloaded his wagons and
was making preparations for a long stay. The
people Of Arkansas refused to allow Gen Price
TO enter that State with any other troops than
those regularly enlisted in the Confederate SER
vice, and he had only 1900 men enrolled in that
service. The country North of Springfield was
full of men returning from Prices army, who
said il they were permitted to return home and
take the oath Of allegiance Price would be left
with only his regular Confederate troops. Since
Gen. Pope's rapid operations last week there is
perfect quiet in all the region be wcen the Mis-.
souri, and Usage rivers, and not even rumor of
rebel camps or squads being heard Of.
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Apprentice Wanted {!

LAD some sixteen eighteen years OF ase, Of steady
II Industrious habits and having good common school
edGcation wanted Immediately an apprentice at the
FREEMAN PAINTING EsTABLISHMENT,
MONTPELIER, VT 4,
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FROM HALIFAX.

The Adriatie and Persia arrived at Halifax
Tuesday with troops, and the Cleopatra and
the Parana were hourly expected.
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City Hotel. Exciting rumors Of general en-.
gagement in Southern Kentucky also revailed
all dvy, but were generally discredited as moth
ing had been received at headquarters.
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WAN / ED.

apprentice to the Harness trade, about Is years
II age, Of good habits, and we'll recommend ca.
Montpelier, Jan. 2, le62. LEASE n BEDARD.
, 1862-06-18

NTANTED-To find q man with
W ono ha:f cash and good improved or wild
lands who will trade tor tip top stock of staple Dry
Goods. Boots aud Shoes, Of Clothing. al. wholesale
packagcs being an No staple stock. Must BE- sold
soon. Also good GEound Coffee. one third cash. bal
giving price and description ofland. T. c. LAMB 70.
LII Randolph street. je1S7sI65 it
, 1862-06-18
bose previous, Was captured By the 6th
firhinan {C0l Eentnnl In this The hfsssa.

those previous, was captured By the Sth
Michigan {Col- Fenton). In this the Msssa-
chuSetts 281h participated, and loses the ser
vice of three valuable men, who are wounded.
The 18th New York were ready as reserve,
but were not in active participation. We
have now taken three complete siege guns,
aud there remains one more with broken
wheel which will probably soon follow suit.
On Coles Island there are continued series
Of abandoned rebel Notifications.
On Tuesday night we experienced severe
blow which deranged our several positions,
and caused some commotion among the
transports. Fortunately no lives were lost,
and but one collision occurred. The steamer
Thomas Fou1ks came in collision with the
Ericsson and the pier, doing the latter some
slight damage, and lnjurlng herself consider
ably.
The storm, while it has rendered the cause
ways difficult to travel, has, nevertheless,
served benevolent purpose IN yelling the sun,
that our anxious boys OF Gens. WT}ght's and
Williams command might come up to join in
have undergone long and weary march from
Edisto-mecting with 10 enemy on the way
but rebuilding the bridges for two creeks and
lordiDg others.
james Island is . low, marshy tract, form
ing part Of thu westerly bank Of the Ashley
River, between that and the Stono, and is the
Only territory between us and the city. The
enemy have Notifications here and are
bringing rsinforcemcnts from Savannah via
The Charleston and Savannah railroad-the
bridge Of which the 5oth Pennsylvania failed
to burn. The precise nature Of their defenses
is coming slowly to light with each days ad-
vance,
To-day two intelligent contrabands came in
Fl ON Charleston, and report that the most OF
the people are removed, and that the general
expectation seemed to be a surrender of the
city They say the Confederate torce in town
is destitute, some being barefoot, and all in
nocent Of ra1ions. Their representations con,
vcy decided impression Of decentralization
and want