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The national Republican., 1862-02-26
.BYtTELEGRAIH,
1lhe Union Flag Flying 0vsl
Sr ts Nashville!
Cen. Hssnser on Hts Way to se
...u. u.H.a .., LossSsS
Gen. bans CsAlns 70 Washinstsn

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 26.-A deserter from the
rebel army arrived at Mumfordville to-day,
and reports that the national flag is flying over
Nashville. a, <.. ...0.
Also, that the rebels pretend to bs oonoen.
trating two hundred thousand men at Nurfrees.
boro', intending 10 give battle there.
LEAvENwORrI, Feb. 25.-It is understood that
Gen. Hunter will leave here for 81. Louis TO.
day, and Gen. Lane for Washington tomorrow
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
TUsT PUBLISHED.
Yankee Volunteers
N A KCHING INTO DIXIE.

A very humorous Picture, Autographed and
Printed IN five oolon. All loyal people shoud have
. copy.
We have the above and Gen. Mcclellan Letter
Size, for Soldiers to send home to their friends.
Agents wanted 10 all the camps. Very liberal
di count TO the Trade. All orders promptly ATTENDED
to by the Publ shers, q. r. MORSE CO.,
$50 Penn. avenue, between Sd and ~ st,eets.
NB-Just received, . large invoice Of BOOTS
for officers; Cavalry and Ir1antry fine dress calf
last.
Wholesale and retail, at very low prices.
fob 4-eolm
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
From Fortress Monroe.
THE BURNING OF WlNTON, N. G., CON
FIRMED.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-The Old Point boat ar.
rived this morning.
She brings no later arrival from Roanoke
Island.
The news received confirms the burning OF
Winton, which was sbelled BY our gupboats
after being hred upon by the enemy.
Foster was not killed, as Was reported, but
had arrived at Old Point.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
Almuse ineASss
The q WhalIa NV

ny an advertisement In today's paper. ~ w
arrived In Washington with the celebrated ar.
rangement, which Is neither "b beast, bird, nor
devil" but rather q connecting. link between
tho human and the brute creation, Appropri.
ately styled" What Ia III" The Albino family
are also included smong the living ouriosities
which win be exhibited at Franklin Hall, on the
corner Of Ninth and D streets. Everybody
should see them. f'r.. :
CANrsRDuRY.-Last night this place was again
crowded, and the audience appeared delighted.
To night the comic pantomime of T" Vol du
Pent' will be produced for the last time. We
would advise all who desire good laugh to 70
and see Bob Butler In this pantomime.
This afternoon, a grand matinee for ladies
and children, with any quantity Of presents
one 4 valuable silk dress. ~ 7."f.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
The Indlsn Herb Doctor,

The Indlan Herb Doctor,
From Canads, will describe diseases and tell hia
patients the nature Of their complaints Or
illness, without reosiving any In.
formation from them.
No Change for Consultation or AdHce.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms a. have no strife
With Mature or the Lawn Of Life:
With Blood oar hands We never stain
Nor poissn men to ease their pain,
Our Father-whom al goodness flls,
Provides the means to cure all ilb;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
simple Herb, simple Flower,
Oull'd from the dswy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to thee.
Ro No II, Wasbi~go1 Buildirg, Pennsylva
mia avenue, ooroer Of Seventh street.
No charge Tor Consultation. Jan 1l-Sm
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
A New X md OF Bread.

Who does not appreciate good. light, and
wholesome bread? 1t has justly been termed
the st9t of life. And, yet, owing to a bad
rising,n or the unhealthy foreign ingred
put into II, to make 1t RISE It oftener proves to
be the drug of death. We congratulate our
readers in this city on the fact that we now
hsvo an establishment, which will supply the
pure, unadulterated article. Nessrs. RsQua
4 Co. have just started n new bakery on Louis.
lana Avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
near the Central Guard.house.
We took occasion to 80 through their estab.
lishment yesterday, and we're much pleased
with the appearance Of things In this novel
method Of producing bread: From the time the
-four leaves the barrel until the bread leaves
the Ovs n, 1t Is not touched by hands. The -four
is reboited, put into mixers. with the salt and
water, and while being agitated, by revolving
arms, It is rendered light by powerful injeo.
tion of u gas into 1t, which Is manufactured and
clearsed In the establishment Thus, no foreign
unhealthy drug, such as yeast, potash. etc., is
used In the manufacture, and 1t must necessa.
rily be wholesome, sweet. and good. Physi.
clans pronounce II healthful. We have tried
II, ~ d found 1t far superior 10 any thing of the
kind we ever tasted. 1t is sold ut the same
price Ms the best bread made by the fermented
process.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
wh,tshurss, No. 434 Penn. Avenue,

Whttshurst, No. A3A Penn. Avenue,
Il selling original oartes de visits photographs
Of Generals Scott Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Frs-
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is con-
sidered the best In existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water oOlors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
called to our full length sttsrtypes, for send.
ing by mail. deo Is
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
Prisoners,

Yesterday morning a squad of near thfrty
soldiers, belonging to General Banks's division
and who have been In confinement for deser.
tion or other offences, at Frederick, Nd, were
brought to this city, ard delivered over to the
custody Of Provost Marshal, and by him were
ordered into confinement at the central guard
house. They belong to New York regiments
near Frederick. -Four refugees were also
brought before the Provost Marshal yesterday
morning, and were properly cared for.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
The asd 1t Camp Thomas.

The First D. G. regiment, Col. TAFT command.
ing, celebra. ed the anniversary of the birthday
Of Washington very appropriately At their
four rounds was fred by company A at noon.
Washington's Farewell Address was read to the
regiment by Capt. J. T. Powell. At night, q
fine band of music and grand ball at head.
quarters, and the evening closed with splen.
did sumner,
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
Stealing . Watch.

A valuable gold watch and chain was stolen
from the premises Of Mrs. Hannah Walker, in
the Northern Liberties, on Sunday. Suspicion
at once rested upon young man named Geo.
W. Walker, a nephew Of the lady who was
robbed, and he was arrested Monday morn.
ing by Officer Grown. The watch and chain
wero found In his possession. He was com.
mitted to jail by Justice Barnaclo.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26

~ Netice.-A mestipg Of the Tavern and Hotel
keepers will Be held TAIS AFTERNON, at three
O'Clock, and on "Wednesday Of every week, at Frsut.
lin Hall, corner Ninth aad d streets.
BY order of Committee. feb Alt
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
- AdvssSfsSFv,

Essriy 10 thousand copies ef ~ 11Sb.
'soan are oirculstsd anUus the aoasine pspxiA-i
uon every day, ,besdes !hsiarss nlmbsf ssrtsd
TO regular subscribers. Advertisers WIN take
note accordingly. ''.. -. ~" H'N' .
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
Promotion,

First Lieutenant N. P. Fisher, of the First
District regiment, now guarding the railroad
between Bladensburg and Betsville, has, his
numerous friends will be pleased to learn, been
promotefto oaptaincy, uise P. H. King, 20.
signed.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
India Ru bbsr Goods.

Rubber Blankets tor Soldiers Sl % each.
Rubber Ponohos and Blankets combined, o. 20
esoh.
India Rubb Goats, white and black, s2so each.
Ind Rubber Leggins, d per pair
And all kinds Rubber Goodc-inoludipG Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stopper for Bottles Door
Mats Undersht citing fur Beds IN aiokuees, 10 &o at
manufacturer prices, at A. HALL'S
Indie Rubber Warehouse,
3Oe Pennsylvnuia avenue,
dec le-tf Bet Ninth and Tenth SIS.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26

WashinstSh donums.t Association.
At meeting Of the National Monument Asso.
citation held on Saturday, the 22d inst, the fol.
lowing officers were reelected:
General Winfield Scott. second vice president.
Thos. Carberry, Esq., third vice president.
J. B. H. Smith, treasurer.
John Carroll Brent, secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26

CEALED PROPOSALS. are invited tili
y the 10Th day Of March, 1863, at 70 O'Clock M ior
suPplyins the y; s. Sub. Dept with 5000 head Of
The Cattle 10 be delivered at WashipHtoa City,
and each animal TO average 800 Iouads gross
weight; no animal admitted which weighs less than
l,Oo1 pounds gross.
The Cattle 70 be delivered at such times sud In
such quantities - the Governmsnt may require,
No Cattle will b. required under this contract be
fore the lst day Of April 1862.
Heifsrs and Bullocks not wanted.
A bond with good and sufficient security will be
Govcrnmsnt reserves to itself III, right to psy in
TseasuIy notes.
No bid viii be entertained when put In By con
tractors who have previously failed to comply with
thsi oon!rss q where the bidder b not present. to
BID, TO be directed to Mai. A. BECKwITH, c.
g., u. D. A., Washington, ID. G.
Folroy BID.
LA. B., DO hereby propose 70 deliver to the CIV.
ernment 60 Betf Cattle on thu hoof for - Fer
hundred pounds gross weight. The Cattle to be
delivered at -, sccordipg 10 the terms Of the On
closed advertisement The Cattle 10 to weighed on
the scales and ths weight dsts rmInsa TO BE- the
purchase weight. hereby ssree 10 give . good and
sudacisRt boat for the fulHllment Of the oyn1sct,
and 10 receive Treasury notes In payment for the
Cattle. feb u
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
Arrested ON Suspicion.

A soldier belonging to tho Second District
regiment named Charles Kelts, WAS arrested
last night, while trying to gain entrance into {
dwelling on Four.and a.half street, by picking
the look. He was turned over to the military
authorities.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
Usi lug . slunE Shot.

Earl D. Pattee, = private in the Eighth United
States infantry, was arrested yesterday after.
noon by 0ficer Grown, for knocking Mr.. Chas.
p larson down with slung shot.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
DIED,

DIED,
On the oath instant, EDGAR DxvAuoHN, aged six
teen months, beloved son Of John T. and 6araf
Stsnly.
His funeral will take place on Wednesday
26th instant, at three p. m. Friends Of tht
family are respectfully invited to attend.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
- So" ShS" AN mn Cs II. y
KILLED.
From the Richmond Dispatch, sod.l

Norfolk, Feb. 2l.-The Federal forces agaip
asoendsd the Ch0wan river on yes erday, 10
Winton, with several gunbOats and q large
number OF ftroops. The Confederatss opened =
heavy nre upon them, killing and wounding a
number Of them. The Southern retired, Our
loss is said to DO two men and two horses killed.
The humbug Congressman, G. H. Foster, was
among the Federa1s killed,
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
gplfitu2lism

Ifyou want to hear ffcm Jour spirit friends 10 sAd
see Conkln, the great Bpiri nal Medium. His private
rooms are 1t sos Pennsylvania avenue, near the
Capitol. feb 2s-2ts
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
Passing Rebel Currency y.

Edward Rock, Snowman, was arrested by
the ffth ward police, on Monday charged with
before Justice johnson, who dismissed the
cise. ..
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
Corns, Bunions, Cslositiss,

Corns, Buntons, Calosittss,
Chlblans, Frosted Fest, Bad Nails Enlarged joints
Ind ali dlssases Of the Feet cured Without pain, BY
Y DIR. WHITE, GuRoxox CHIloropIsT,
~ Pennsylvania Avenue, between ~ and 9th sts.
Room No. 7, second door
Once hours from Q. m. to p. m.
AAr Calls made at private residenoes, whencesired
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
Urls KRINGLE IS COME.
Just receiving, the largest stock Of
FANCY GOODS

In Wsshington
Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, r riioiios, Direo.
ton and Alphabet Blocks, GRines, Photo.
klaph Albums, Git and Aiscel.
laneous Books in great
varieties, at war
Call and zee, at 5uEPuERD'S
Headquarters,
dec 81 Corner seventh end streets
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
Case OF Alleged Horse Stealing.

Capt. Thos. Il. Bates, of the First New York
Artillery, swore out United States warrant
against William Valentine, charging him with
stealing his horse on the evening Of the 2sd
instant. '"
The writ was issued BY Justice johnson and
placed in the hands Of Oncer J. W. Allen. The
accused was brought before the Justice, and
stated that, on the night in question, he found
n horse, caparisoned In United States military
livery, and took him to the stable of Richard
Abbott, ESQ, for safe.keeping.
About half an hour afterwards, Mr.. Valentine
re.appeared, with Mr.. J. W. Murphy, who
tho h hs hs sSsis
was then Issued by the Justice against Mur.
pey. In the meantime, Valentine was commit.
ted to jail for q further hearing. Soon after,
the horse, saddle and bride were produced BY
! The Justice then ordered the release of ValeD.
tine, holding him In his own recognizance Us a
witnessvptil Murphy could be arrested.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26

EX-GOVERNOR WRIGHT APPOINTED SENATOR
FROM INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 24.-0ov. Morton has an.
pointed Ex-Governor Joseph A. Wright United
States Senator, to fll the place of Jesse d.
Bright.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26

N. Blur numerous friends i'm
the Army and Navy will please bear in
mind, that we now publish every week two
new pietures-either Of Generals, Colonels,
or other distinguished men-and at the
same time can make pictures to order, such
Is are not on our List, N few days, and
at very reasonable terms.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
AK SEVENTH STREET An

Y. ~. HODa9oN
Can be found st his old stand, always ready 10
commodAte bis customers, on The Host reasonable
terms, with anything In his line Of business lie
has some Of the best practical workman In
TIN PLATE AND SHEET.IRON WORKING
lie has the best COOK STOVES IN the market,
which he sells cheap for cash.
lie has also hne assortment Of TIN WARE and
BLOCK.TIN WARE, together with HOLLOW
WARE, timed and snameltd.
COAL OIL LAMPS.
He has sho . fne lot Of COAL OIL LAMPS
which hs can sell on the most rea sonable terms
~ All JOB WORK attended to at the IN ortest
notice, such as ROOFING, &c.
Everythiag or the most reasonable terms, at
No. 4V6 SEvLNIH SrhELT.
feb Aft bnrwEHa H AND l.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
STATU!AHY, ,x~>,,,,1u,>,,rs
60, SO.

Ihavs large and most extensive stock Of
Italia a Marble Menunsnts, Gravestones,
dko., &c.,
for sale at low proes for cash. will sell at reduced
prices TO those sf the army or navy who may want
them - memeutoes for their comrades who have
fallen In defence Of the Union,
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
fob 17-6m 4 street nerth, bet. 18th and 18th.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
wINroN, N. c., BURNED TO ASHES.

Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatc,]
Suffolk, Va, Feb. N.--Crpt. Nichols, Of the
Petersburg Artillery, arrived here this after.
noon from Winton, whore he had been stationed
with his battery.
On yesterday he was shellsd out by the Yam.
KEGS. The enemy were supposed TO be 4 200
strong. They had seven steamers, oil Of which
have passed up the river. Capt. Nichols had q
horse shot from under him. Two OF his men
were wounded. The town Of Winton is in ashes,
Our troops retired to Murfreesboro'.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26

DENsIONs,
L BOUNTIES,
LAND WARRANTS,
AND ARREARS OF PAY
secu red for Soldiers, CT their legal representatives,
at low rates, by the subscribers.
Also, claims Of citizens OF the United states
agsinst Costa Rioa, under treaty Of July /? 1850
aud claims Of aay description necessary to DC Pre-
septod At the Departments Of Government, In 'hi'
city. CLARK GAlLVnp; uanns
f.hoo-ow Washington ID u
New York Daily Tribune please oopy'l
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
X TX

A FRIEND IN NEED. thy IT.
DIR. SWEETS INFALLrBLE LINIMtSr.
The crest txternsl remedy Of The age, prepared
iron the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, VI Cor necti
cut, the celebrated bone setter, whose fame Is un
rivs!ed by that Of any living man. II Is ctTtaia
and immt diste cure for Rheum itism, G5ut Neural.
gia, Spratns, Bruises, Cute, Wounds, Sores. Bu ns
sot!ds, Piles, Lumbago, Headache, Toothsch- and
sll Rheumatic ana Nervous DISC. ders External In.
juries, 30.
All sufersrs should give Il Q trial.
RICHARDSON l. CO, ,rroyii, tor.
-- Norwich, Cvun.
TO- Washioston, and by all DEALERS
feb X-d6wly
DHOF. ALEX. WOLOWsKI begs leave
1 to inform hs friends and the publi,, that, h,y.
Ing NIT viii 20 much success, u cohtnuiuE his
Courss Of Instruction on the Piano aid in Singing
BY his new method. Ali those who desire to become.
In short time, foe tingcrs excellent performers
on the piano ssuld avail themselves of his new sys
TEN ofinstruction, by applying at hi residence No
3o3 Six 8 rect, between n sueet and New York
avenue.
Rece ption hours bstwesn 10 and 10 clock q n
Tuesdays, Thursdsys, and Saturdays feb Aim
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
ICHOOL FOR Gil

nOTATOEs.-l,4OO bushels OF jackson
L White Potatoes, lus arrived per schooner
PETER BERRY,
fob &-tt+ % Water street, Georgetown
The national Republican., 1862-02-26

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT The SUB
! soribeI hath obtained frs% the 0rphen'. Court
Of We hicgton county, 10 the District Of Columbia,
o ses. :S1u,y i;s s, 81
,hs said decsased =: hereby ws'nsd 70 exhibit ne
% o. before ths twenty .nsh az Of fF.Srrssy ssxt
they nay Sths,.i.s . 6y isw bs excluded from al
Given under my hand this twenty. .aith day Of
HERMIoSE ,IsI:,., 9; EIhIEEr,
DrsIsIot OF CoLuxsIA.
Washington coantY,
Ordersd, That the Admin tratrix on the persopsl
estate Of james II. Fleet, late Of Washington couu.
sw % g he CREDITOR Or ssid dsoss.ea % BY aavsrss
ment once week for three weeks, In the National
Rstu'''oa";r uosrs ur,,v
feb 2o-law8ws Rcgit<r Of wills
A NEW DAILY LINE, be- -
iawomsn Crssi, Narylsnd, to Genera d HooEsf ana
sicklss Division, touching at Nyes Wharf each
The U. 8. Nail steamer ARGO, Captain E. ".
Davidson, will run ss follows Lesviug Rllsy's
Wharf, fot Of 18th rect, at OK .. m ietuInisg
way; W round Zip, s2.so. Esfis.hmsnS t. on IN board beard
Freight taken at reasonable rates For further pa
siseS,s,. ,S z .gp!yy to the captain on board.
TUsT RECEIVED AT GREEN / wILLIAMs's
HSp; SS a,s: ;ors
10, .sd y is.!' .ssh Vii s sold low io~ Xi.c
| Is Of the newest styles Cottage Sets.
Call and examine for yourselves
''fp'''"' '' 'n ndiEsN WILLIAMS,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
feb s6-st Seventh and d streets, no B2s.
EoR sALEs;MTh. S.st ..llg!ss .aa no.t p..lul
Masachu,etts, Maryland, Iowa. Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, s,d District q Co'n@bis. To b seen at the
simpson Houte, corner Tenth and Psnnsylvsnis
LIS HACKER,
feb 2e-Its Geusial Agent.
VXTANTED.-A good PHOTOGRAPHER and
w AMBROTYPIST st the Mcclellan Gallery
| No. $40 Seventh street.
Also, smart COlored Boy, from fourteen to six,
tsen year. old. teb 26-lt"
|COKE UCED
On scoouut Of tha condition of the Streets the price
Of Coke Is reduced to eight cents Psr 6g.hsi
feb 9s-at In charge Gas Light Company.
T AFAYETTE INsTITUTE-As school fer
II Young Ladies' and Mises.
PuPlls received at any time.
RsspSs s1 = Tsspsotfuy made to the resident elsr
| .Ixrsa, be.sss TAi,lee.A and yOsuteasA sysa..
6b 12-lmWSs [ChSouiolsl
The national Republican., 1862-02-26

BusJgOI-" Thoughts on the Rsbsllion, ih Moral
Character, and it, Political Coustquenc<s."
~ will be required to exhibit their
tickets at the door to avoid confasion.
Door. open at O'Clock. Lecture TO commence at
pollock.
Tickets q cent, each; to b obtained at The door
and at the Bookstores. feb %
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
,EOR TFxE ARMY AND NAVY.
Prang's Card Portraits!
FRANCS 0ARD-FoRTRAITs
rR OINTMENT CHARACTERS,
SO Seventh st., WashlAEten, D. C.,
, Tour doom sbovs D, up stsir.)

Thh b a nsN unique anS the ,1ly oslsisal pub.
l!eatop q lifeline Miniature Portntts, ss s1efav.
0slps 3 a1kHins the euriosity Of CHssaat fiisnds,
o. toe1oD0P q pAoqwarAe albs9 or the asala 20.
tAsy are eSO6ated With sush marked abiQty t6at d
aftistio merit. Aside from thls, fhsy are jfst the
tLing - collection n meswy q Asss Ews, Whea zach
day bfiney forth IL fdst or It's o,ntaal For col.
thsy VIII lest for nuNDRIps or YBAns
- fries, singls COPY, 10 csAts Sent TO any ID
d-ets h ne United BtaAss (rse Of postaee. TN
money nvst accompany syery order Largo ds.
count made 20 purchasers In quantities.
The national Republican., 1862-02-26
WAsHINaToN LEoTURE AssOcIA.

livered By
HON. JOHN JAZZ,
OF NEW YORK,
1x,v ~, v~r~vo
The national Republican., 1862-02-26

T AEAYETTE lNsTITUTE-As school fbl
II Young Ladies' and Mises
Pupils rtoeIved At any time.
Reference Is respectfully made to the rosdent clsr
gymen OF the city.
aree, betssses TAirteentA amd IbsutessA sysas.
fsb 13-lmWkS [Chrouiolel
The national Republican., 1862-02-26

VWANTED=A- good PHOTOGRAPHER and
w AMBROrYPlST st the Mcclellan Gallery,
No $40 Seventh ltreet.
Also, smart Colored Boy, from fourteen to six
tsen year, old teb 26-lts
The national Republican., 1862-02-26

JOHN CLUeKY Che h. sdveriised above under
the Ute q which he gained his celebrity in Fra
was the nrst American 10 carry dancing to FRA
when ne achieyed reputation In the minor smuss
ments nnequslled BY auy living person.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
Married..


BARNEs.vNs.-On Thursday. May I, by the Rev.
Urban g. Brewer, GEORGE BARNES TO KEBEccA a. VINE.
Upper and Lower Canada papers please copy.
CoYLE-PEcK.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May p, by
tho Rev. VIM. Keegan, Mr.. II. +. CorIx to ELLEN N, ,
daughter Of VIM. H. Peck, ESQ.,
DoRSEY-WnIIAnsoN.--On Tuesday, May 90, 1862, at
Harlem, BY the Rev. George b. Draper, WILLIAM CLARKE
DoRSEY Of this city TO NELLIE c. youngest daughter Of
George Williamson, Esq, Of West Farms, wsstchsster
county, N Y.
DRiGGs-wAY.-On Monday, May 20. by Rev. F. 8.
Dehap, Mr. +. 4. briggs, to Miss Ay2R A. daughter Of
the lats f. II. Way, Esq, all Of Brooklyn, T.. ID.
HARyxD-CRAwsoRp.-on Tuesday, May 81. by tho
Rev. Dr. Chauncey rector or st. James, church. LUTHER
MEAD HARMED TO JKMSA, daughter OF James Crawford,
all OF this city.
HAYEs-ESsrs.-On Wednesday, May 2s, by the Rev.
@. d. Murray, Mr JAMES HAYES, to Miss MARY ANN ESSs
all Of this city.
MYnLgRrz-GAp.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 81, by
the Row. John a. Paddock, Mr.. FERpxAxe AYuKRz, OF
Philadelphia, late OF Copenhagen, DoBnssk. TO Miss
GAp eldest daughter Of Jorn Cad Esq., OF Elsnore
Denmark.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
O'SEIL-LYyCH-0n Tuesday, Nay 27, by the Rev.
W. Moylan GREGORY ONELL, to Miss MARY ANsErrE
LYNCH. both OF this city.
SAyPoRS-BILows.-In Concord, N. H.. on Monday,
May 20, by Rev. J. H. Mccarty, CHARLES y. SAsB5RS,
ESQ., to Miss STELLA L., daughter oil hon. Henry A. Bel
lows, oil Of Concord.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
sketch of Warrcuton,

warrenton is post village OF Warren county, Misss-
spp and situated the Mississippi river about oght
miles below yicksburg, with which 1t is connected by .
good turnpike read II contains about four Ave stores
and had population Of about two hundred and fifty per-
sons when the rebellion broke out The county situated
in tho western part OF the State bordering louisiana
and has an area Of about hundred and twenty ve
square mos four hundred and sixty-four thousand
acres. It is bounded on the west by the Mississippi
river along the banks Of which tho village is built The
Big Black river flows along tho southeast border and the
Yazoo river insorsecs it. The surface Of the country
generally level and low, except in the vicinity Of vcs
burg, where tho Walnut Hills rise several hundred feet
above tho river. The soil is auvia very fertile
The county is nterscced by the vicksburg and Brandon
Railroad and had population at last returns OF about
eighteen thousand persons, Of whom over two-thlrds
were slaves.