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sherima sale.

DH virtue Of a venditlon exponas 10 no directed
ID aud dalivered from The Honorable Circuit Codft
q Davidson County, Tenneasee, at iis March Term,
1902 viii expose 10 public sale to the highest ttl-
der, sor cash. 40 tho Court house YARD 10 the city Of
Nasty Vs. on paturfaxi the goth day ofJny 1862 az
the rghe, Itle, cinm, interest ana est1io Vhich
John w. buddlefion, t1cn bad, or may tafc NOD
acquires IN md q the following defcfihed Iitct
parcel q ground IN Davidson County, Tenno. soe--o
VII Que brick house and lot or piece OF ground su
niod on tho north side Of Union street 10 the city Of
Nashville, between College and Cherry streets No.
- fronting 81 feet on Union street md running back
~ teeti being the same properly conveyed 60 J. W
llnddeeion " u ~. Robertson and regs'erad IN The
Register ciHcs 81 DaFdaon Cpmty Tenuncssee, beioe
levied On "a the property BIZ w Huddletion q AZ
isfy aigdgmenl rndered in iivor Of Hyde and froe
man, aeainsl D w Hutdh ton
aM. JAMES NJ. HINTON,
june i+3t Sher0 orD g.
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$3.50 REWARD.

M con John Tate was tkon from Tho nclrIbor
Alhood OF Bowling Green KY, by Tie Texaa
Rangers oa tho 18Th day Vt February 1902, an cal.
red south, llo iH about Is years Old bright mulat
90 color, aee ifcck'ed, about tcct inehru higli
ralAcr spale put, has ascar on BIS side FUN scali
aud aeo on one OF ME legs from DOG bite. will pive
tho apoYafeward for his liberation, or n returnod %
hs bono aud lay all expenses attending the same
luy2 tlm
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by virtuo pr veddiioui Exponas to me directed
ID and delivered Rom TIE Honorable GrcsN Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, az its March Term,
1862, VIII expOsetO public sale, 10 the hghcst1bd
Nashville on saturday the 10th day OF July ,lG62, al
the right, title. aim, interest and estate, which RI
D.Payue then had, or may have since acquired, in
aud TO the following described lot OF piece Of Ground
IN Edgeaeld in Dav dson County, in a. W Puman's
addition to Edgelold, known as lotNo. II, fronting
90 feet on the Whites creek pkefand running back
275 feet % utmu street., being The conveyed 10
R D, Payne, by.A WsPuiman, am reg Isiered 10 Reg.
stera Oiice Of Davidson County, Tennesseo, Book
20, Page 627 TO which reference Is made being levied
onAs the property Of h, ID. Payne, 70 satisfy aiudg
ment rendered IN favor Of a. W. putufn against f. b.
Payne. J. NJ HINTON,
iunol6--3t Sherilrof d. O.
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shar;F,a gole


ID virtue Of an execution 10 mo directed and de-
~ ivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of naY-
idsou County rfnn 81 itl March tenn l. o. will OK
pose 90 public sale, 20 The highest bidder for cash a.
ihe Court house yard ID The city Of Nashville on Sat
ufday No 40ih q July, 1851, on the right title,
bad o. may have Since acquired IN and 10 she fanw-
ing tract Of land boufllcd - iDlpws % eit Boru-
Iing n enc middle n ne frankiiu and Nashville
rpnning theuce south "a - west 50 poles 20 s4i
hrirg as. oqrrf 3 uih-wcft corner and one W. ,
lawrence, DECREASED, east boundary thence south ~
asrne, aame7 a. Neud's nortl W. 10 Oafut r. thcuce
norih CA, cast lilA poles 20 ihe middle Of said
ilprnpikeroao iwing Jas WtcdR north east crrncr,
y west 20 rs poles 10 the beginning. confa ming
iory thfte acres, more less being levied on nj fbe
wolerty Of g =. Elliott, e. satisfy = Judgment rem
Mott ~
~. HINTON, sBeau ofD
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GOOD MONTY REQUIRED.
TO All che MILITARY departments in
the District OF the Ohio.

ON AND AFTER THE irt nay OF JuIY 1902
Owi1 open an ohco st Che 90 Cloud Hotel 10 Naah
yul.s, Ieunesao, and one GA Man street, opposite
tho Gault lious louisville KY for an TRANSACTIONS
pr beef in mis- department. i0r three tn0ntha fr1m
Juy iat 1862 CHARLES KAHN, If q
bni Contractor Tor the District of Ohio
n b-Higheat Market price pald Tor good cattle
julyi--lu t.. /. ~
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straYed or stolen !

EROM ONE or TIA LOTS OF THE sUBCRlBER: A
II Grey Jack my ono oge returning Che animal on
giving iufrnateu "a mo saline pln be suitably ewar-
ded
u. @ sCoyAl On North summer 81
lulyl-m
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$50 REWARD.

IRANAWAN from The uub1cflblr. . miles frain
ANithnn0ni wilson county, rcnntsre. uu tho ION
instr negro man named AIlrod, about 30 years oI
age hlich spare mad0 and rather delicate appear
apce weighs about l40 pounds. lie d a carpenter hy
I"de ana VIII doubtless try 20 make Into the federal
lines, AMI pass himself ns free man ie can ggr,t,,
lassable band. J VIII give tho abye reward for
he arrrcheunon So eau gef him.
july2-dim
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Bacon.

Ga 90 Hams,
WM LYON,
unsli - -, "a Market street
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MlaIHAA,Hl

n WE .kIAI ANNUAL NETTING or TUE STOCK
holders ot Tho D &ARR 90 win tnke NIar.
az The omca q The Company so Franklin on The arst
luesday--heing Che 9th day q Aurust 1902
FRANK HtRpEMAN, Sec. &T.oas
1nie cb--id.
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Terms Of subsoriptions in Par Funds.

Owing to a very limited number Of PostofleoR at
proson in Tennessee, we have not yet been able 70
commence the Triweekly ard Weekly Issues We
viii issue Trfweeky when we have ave- hundred,
AM tho Weekly when we have a thousand aubsorl.
bcrs. L Ifrt aft nFf
D3-Aii conmunicatons on business With the Ohlce,
VII e addressed 70 Che PUBLISHERS Of the UNION,
ant an communications 10 the kdilor viii be address,
tos O. MERCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers win do us great Kind
uezg BY ro.pubshng the foregoing or Us substance
Thn current transactions in Tennessee for months TO
come win be highly interesting 10 al lovers Of their
country and her free Institutions, and the columns
the UNios viii furnish Tie earliest and most reliable
history OF these evtuls
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N &c w STOR lei
DRY GOODS

2 I'ilt subscribers hove oroned al
1 NO PUBLIC sou ARE NASHVILLE.
@ largo SlocH Of Foreign aud Domestic
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Committed to Jail

~ davidson County, Tenn, june rh, 1889, ne
- go man named EiaJAhi says be belongs 20
Irwin uoguc, ~ haury County, Tenni about "a 70
years "a We CHS about 100 or 1876 pounds D foot
Inches high copper colori small scar under corner
of right eye.
The owner Is rem aict % come forward, prove
property, aud pay charges, ai tho law directs.
D. n. HINTON,
juueS-0t sheriff and Jall0r Of n q.
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Special Terms to Minister'S
$25 REWARDl

DUNAwAY FROM TAF suRecRIRFR. tIerya T.,
tSulth county, Nnn., uolr Carthage Pc the ian "a
tp- ~ y anekiphilu uamei Jim abnut ~ vonrs OH
nOout loot 10 inches high, Weighs between loo ana
tom of one of bis feet f-,m a scyth blade Ia Il
ssible ho may have tree pnrors and viii attempt ~
pra under The name col Haywood Hickman AMI
WV we ao'No reward O. hs retu,n TO mo or con
hroment In any jat So that can get hun
iulyl-wits
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RYE FLOUR.

cE uEHue FRESH GROuND RYE FLOUR. 90
lureb ID D. DlCKEY, Agent
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BOARD.

4 HAVE TWO WrIL.FUBNfsHEn ROovS. suit.
able for two small families, o. may Dc occupIed
Dy several gentlemen. House, opposite judge Cat
run's dWpluug Cherry street TormB liberal
Ten or fi0oen Day Boardors can Do accomuo,ih
ted also a lew Transient Roarders can be- accnmuo
dated Juno2i- 3ml MARTHA g, PEACOOg'
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SICK OR W0UNDED'


&C. tho Army lntcl guco uflcA aud obtain rolls
able iniorfnUtlon of any soldier that cn.
H listed ~ tlo statos 81
Minois, Iaiiaae, ono lore, aflcapm, ni.e5a.
Us, afilueso,e, KcHfuety aaa lfhsauli
CtORnECr INTELLIGENCE WILL ng GIVEN oF
~ any soldier from the above States. who Their
sicgi MouNnEh kutEp, GA lAEEN pHriOvgp, nnd
IN what battles be may havo bssn engaged, ana
where his regiment s Etatunsd
iuiormat on will alec he ven % The coudi.ion of
ary sick OF wouu ed soldier B 81 Louis, Louisyll "a
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City. or any Hospital
IN the Western prpaumrnt and whore those nj al
ga battle, OF lave died tom their wounds are huri
eii and whrrq u.se tiskea prisoners are COM
hnel.
THIS is she unly Army Intelligence Office In The
Department Of the Mississippi, OF Western nepart.
aeut,-and Information OF soldiers from asy 81 tho
above states can be given az any time by calue or
writing o the Army iuteiHg'nce oeoe.
~ sons writing viii please give the uamo of The
soldier, what State en- listed IN, aud the number of
hisfeg ment. Charges for any kiud ofAi ay lnteli-
genge viii be Two DOLtARs, and any person WritinV
win please enclose toe amgnt, h order 10 secure
attention to their Inquiries.
Address, Army Intelligence ONCE st. Louis Mo-
ia care p O. RoX lS48 lMavlS lgglIlV
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SHOES a. HATS

FAANAfA1 " - n t1f
which they offer TO the traae 40 tho lowest cash pr
ces' country merchants, visiting the city arc invI.
yea 10 give us cali before buying olseWhc
LirCH1EN BRO
30. South Side Public Sqim o.
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Attention, Ladies /!

JUST WHAT YOU WANT :
IHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED ON THE COR
L MIR Of Church and Vice STREETS, the manu-
factory OF LADIES hOuTs AND sllUfs, on every
variety aud description and soc.t7 call from those
WHO want good work and elegant lts
iane2l-lmf NJ PICARD
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CORN MEAL,
A q ihe Broadway Mis- .L
- luueh .. %. DIc1Y Agent
10 Keepers 81 Tipping houses
AND 0rnEHa
NOTICE b. hefchY riveu, that tbe hct passed by
~ Coy Council pa bruarY ~, 1862 eutired 40 Act
prohibiting tle sale ef gIn0us, FpniiuDaa or uiox.
tatns liquors, &c wa hnreaf1r b. rlfdlF rufsfGod
JNu, hL0H shffu, Major
h'yora once My n is8l--G
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17

fa.3s#o s1Esa New Kent, Va, May II. y
Eleven thousand bushels Of grain was
seized last night by . company of Federal
Cavalry, at White House, on Paunky river,
% miles from Richmond.
The gun boats arrived here this morning,
and are row on their way to White House.
The rebels had blockaded the river 2 miles
below here, by sinking vessels, but they
were blown out without much trouble. : :
y The rear guard of the enemy isas Tam
news Depot, 5 miles from White House.
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have been forced 80 seat dirt, and bow
to the dominant Sonthsrn race. Through
the press, from the workshops, from the
starving masses, from the merchants ruined,
from every trade and condition comes the
CRY, skise uplths forts;S slst Nc eas dirt, les
40 again bow. TO thSs SsSuperior raoe South,
let us ive.' Tho cowarJly eighteen mil
lions or the North told as wc should not
leave the Union. We did IL openly and
bpldiy, and they humbly acknowledged our
Igovefnmeos necessity. They baye shout
cd she praise Of the Mars and Stripes, and
dared ~ chivairy 70 touch thesacred EN- I
blem. Wehshass torn it down; We have
placed iuE1IU s6sad The Gag Of the Confsd- 1
crate StsfeSysye lave dared them 70 CO..
cree 10 and resent the insult; but the only
cry that comes N0m IAe dogs is military
necessity, 2. give d the Forts, withdraw
the troobs, 2 SIet o .S1E dirt and live ~ q
The Door politicians IN the loyal States.
who spend their time 10 resprrecting the Old
Democrats party, and rejoice more over
carryfng street coru<f election than avic-
tory - the federal as16s, are as. willing 10
eat Dirt now = sAelkg sDdS .ssjAd9ine<ths
future BY the past, - are shaping their po.
liticaI course 80 that they may be as cring-
ing and menial 10 their attitude to the 'sdom.
ipant Southern race" as they were under
the old regime. They have worn the collar
of a political serf so long that they are un.
comfortable without it, and as much at Q
loss how to exercise their new freedom ms
a Guines niger just liberated from cot
ton plantation. .as
Judging the future by the past" the
s.good old Democratic party" winch nursed
such vipeYs as JEFF Davis, Howell Cobb,
Floyd, Wgfall, and other Representatives
of q political oligarchy, is as much thing
Of the past as the age that produced masta-
,dons. Vallandingham is understood to
have a devised plan, which will doubtless
meet as cordial a reception as It's speeches
at Richmond, Whereby it is TO be re- organ
ICED. The Cincinnati Enquirer, the Chica-
90 Times and the New York News, which is
to be revived by Ben Wood for the purpose,
will undertake to make it acceptable 70 the
people. Will they succeed? We shall have
a Dem ocratic party, but not the mean -spir-
tied instrument Of Southern dictators. 1t
will be the party Of the people, and whether
it's name be Republican or Democrat, 1t will
be loyal in its faith and practice.
1t is not the particular, organic ton which
the Wayne County Democrat strives to re-
establish. That, nurtured treason - the
Democratic party of the future will anuihi
late it. Ills not the party Vallandingham is
identified with that pampered and honored
traitors with ofices-the future Democratic
party will hang them with short STRIVING.
il is not the party which every cringiug
apoiogist of rebellion, and every sympa.
thizer with conspirators against the Govern.
ment, in the North, longs to see reinstated
in power, but it is the only party which
can secure the respect, the confidence and
the CO. oper alton Of loyal people. Our
faith in the triumph Of such party is not
wanting. 49, .tta..
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.s..ts 70 Yon oak will be the gallows tree
or Ricbmond's fallen mnjssty.
We are compelled to cut short MIR. Nc
Ferrin's poetry. which is exquisite, and pass
oyer to his 6 Biographical Gu estions and
Answers for Little tChildren.'
r o.. Who wds the first naan2 s52@.sS
~ A.-Gen Pillow, because he was the first
man to run of from Fort Donelson. '7Ea .
= O. Who is the strongest man (? @.s.e
A.-Gen. PrIce-for you can smell him
mile.
@ o. Who is the Wisest nan2 ~
80 A.-Gov. Wise--for he has that discre.
ton which is s'the better part Of va'or."
ts o. Who is tho most patient maa? II
- A.-Gustavus A. Henry; for. he waited
more than sixty years for an 0fhce, and At
last was sent to Richmond. 5ltissq aaI
So O. Who are the most nseSciful men?
&c 9A.-Thc Nashville Vigilance COMMITTEE;
for they saved their victims the suspense Of
q trial s.5 9aGs t,T ..aie,fs "a aepa& +.
/ o. VINO are the most liberal men ?
A. Those who subscribed to the fund for
the relief of the families Of rebel soldiers
in. Nashville. siaa 455sA - seiE .sB8 =
- But agein We are sdmonished to ldesist
from this seductive labor, and give some
specimens of the Reverend Doctors taste in
getting up reading lessons aHag} a5T
FIRST LESSON. saa rfejyN 0
? is -aHN The Smart Dir ie Boy.asg 2
Once there was little boy, only four
years old. His name was Dizzy. His faith
er's name was I-sHAx, and his moth-er's
name was ALL SHAN. D,x-y was, very
smart. lie could drink whis ky, fight
chick lens, play po ker, and cuss his moth
er. When he was only two years old, he
could steal sugar, hook pre- serves, drown
kittens, and tell lies like man. Dizzy
died and went to the bad place. But the
Devil would not let Dizzy stay there, for
he eaid. 'tWhen you get big, Dizzy, you
would be head Devil Yourself. All little
reb. els ought to be like Dizzy, and 80 they
will, if they will study the Con-fed. or ate
Primer. ...-.r-- n
We hav. extracted enough from this tex-
cellent performances to show that it is ont
Of the great productions of this country,
and will certainly occupy at no remote Pc
riod au envisble niche in the temple OF lit
erary fame. s@. % 71.7g'az t.''ft q
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WHOLE NO. 1854.


!. The entrance into society may be said b
take place immedissely afssr boyhood hiss
passed away, yet .! moltitude take thelr
initiative before their beardl nree epreeeDte.
ble., II. 10 . great trial, either of lender
or rioer age. For a. overesowU 10y 70
% TO door, knowing awelF thas there srs
{ dosen girls inside, and kaeck: or ring, With
nm absoluts cert4int1 that in two or three
minutess ajl eyes will be upon him, 10 . So
we're test Of courage. 70 20 before these
girls, aud make . tour Of the room without
stepping on their tors, and sis Down aud
dispose Of his hands without pusting them
"a bio pockets, 10 ~ schiesemens which few
boys can boast. II q boy can 70 30 far %
90 measure OF ten yards of sape with one
Of tbs girls, and cn6 abort st each end, bs
may stand chance to pass pleasant eve.
ming. let him not Aatter himself that the
trials Of the evening are over. Tnere comes,
at last, the breaking up. The dear giris
don their hoods, and put on their shaulss
and look 90 saucy and nisehievoue, 90 un-
,impressible and independent, No il they
dsiiidS,f wish anybody ID 90 home With them.
Then comes tie pinch, and she boy who bAs
the most pluck goes mp to the prettiest girl
10 the room, with his tongue clinging to the
elbow, stammers out the words, s.Shall lsee
you home 2" She touches her finger to bic
arm, and they walk homo feeling - avk-
ward o two goslings. AZ soon as she is
inside her own door, he struts home, and
really thinks be has been and gone and
done it. Sleep comes on him at last. With
dreams of Harriet and calico, and be wakes
in the morning and finds the door OF bis
life open upon him, and the pigs squealing
for break fast.
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The Nashville Union u having its own
fun With the thwarted ssosssionists 10 that
vicinity. II. draws : laugh from their psr-
plexity % the honey wss taken from the
dead carcass, in reviewing the pages Of The
Rev, D !. McFerrin's Confederate Primer.
: The Primer, after giving the slphsbet in
due form, offers some lstls rhJnes for
!, ysung which are perfect nosessys Of
septimept, Of which the Following win serve
as samples sof Dr.. McFsrrin's poetical g.
osua rs ST. {4#, k4skssfssq4 n t4s8a EAssttd
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WAR WIT.

The Boston Commercial Bulletin has tho
following 10 his {" Sharp shooters column
The regiments Of the Northern army, it
il we'll known, contain practical mechanics
Of every branch of trade. ns well as artists,
clerks, and men from every walk of busi-
ness, 80 that when a commander wishes .
bridge built, locomotive repaired, or q
pair Of boots mended, he finds ready re
sponse to the order Of ssCarpenters step to
the frons.' Machinists, two PAGES for
ward - "Shoemakers, to the front, and
counter march 20 FL st"T} ~ I 5sa7 aTaat
. In an army composed OF such material, ,
the branch Of trade from which such com- :
paD,es have been drawn will be indicated
to the shrewd observer by their style OF ex.
preston toward the enemy. For instance
Pripter-''Knock him into spiH Smash
his 'form!' 'Lead' him well. At him With
q 'dash'!''
Q Carpenters At him s.full chisel ~ Shave
him down. . ST s7S %
Tailors-"Sew him up!" Give him .
good ''baisting - .4@..
Sailors-Mash his sstop lights :" s'Run
foul'' of him Close him up! 81
+ TFishprmeu-Split HIM and salt him -
Hook him in the gills - ed
Blacksmisb-Les him have it red hot u
Hammer it into him.
Painters-A little more lead! Lay it Oh
to him - Il
Barbers-Our dander is up! Now for .
good brush = Give him q good latherine
Bakers-He (k )needs workin' over Let's
do him brown, b"ys.A
Glaziers-- Smash the awful "set - Let's
do our puttiest. -
ssi Jewellers Chase him WELT, Show him
your. me,tle boys! s.,..,..-..,
Sage Drivers-wbip him into the ira
ces Touch up the leaders with the string!
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q slEA Washington, Mey fos
Specials to New York papers say The loss
of the Norfolk Navy Yard 10 much regret
ted. It will be Immediately rebuilt By gov
ernment. - e@aA
sT The Military board Of Kentucky, Who,
under authority Of the Legislature, have
taken the authority out OF the hands OF
Coy. Magof6o, say that the Emancipation
Act in ihe District Of COlumbis, coupsed
with the Emaneipstion and Conhscssicn
Bills of Congress 10 creating uneasinese q
Kentucky, weakening the hands Of Union
men there.
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REA volumn Of s'Ballads of the War;
has recently appeared 10 New York. In one
of the ballads, entitled "The Love OF the
Wounded Zouave," occurs this extraordi.
nary 'stansn, deserving Immortality: -
"And she saw him in -hss true and sweet
repose, :.
A mind full easy to sway, lnoee,
Willis his sighs strsyed up. and down his
Like elephants ss play. as
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AF " 5ss* sf New YORK, May Aos
The most destructive FIRE taat ever y,sl-
ted Long Island has been raging for the
past fonr days, destroying large amount
Of property. The Are broke out near Sso.
nv Brook, on Friday last, and has sweeps
over an area of $4,000 square acres, prin-
cipally in town.
Dispatches from Port Jefferson OF the
10th, say that the damage Is v.r,oSs,y nn es'''
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The Petersburg Express contains the fol-

The Petersburg Express contains the 1ol.
lowing
Mobile, NAV S,h.-Tbe advance OF Com
mod ore Porter's feet, consisting Of seven
vessels. is off Fort Morgan; ten more are
of Horn Island, moving eastward they ire
occasionally, apparently feeling for masked
batteries.
ze Savannah, Ga, May S.-The Republican
says the Yankees we're reconnolterlng the
Cape batteries all morning:
The Memphis Avalanch Of the 9th says
Tho telepraphic news from Richmond 10
fearfully significant. Mcclellan seems to
be preparing the same fate for Richmond
that Butler and, Porter got up for New Or
leans.
OF the officers Of New Orleans it saJs,
the Mayor and all the Aldermen have been
arrested, for refusing to take the oath OF
allegiance. 9.Fs- 49,.
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4 EE,Gyshisg is very, forHard at the
South at present. The Union Flower. nov
il the bud, will. soon bs IN full rbiossom.-. :
The Federals ara shooting, and the Rebels
begin to leave, xfe "
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Cairo, May Is.

By the steamer; Meteor, from tPittsbarg
Landing, it has been definitely ascerta'ned
thas Gen. Lowell, from New Orleans, had
arrived at Corinth with 10000 troops.
Instead OF the rebels abandoning their IN
trenchments, they hare an innumeraoie
force ef, negroes at work Telling trees, ior-
ming abattis, strengthening earth works;
everything indicating determination on
the part Of the rebels to fight.
i On our side preparations on grand scale
continue. Roads are being cut through the
woods. four late movements OF dlnerens
Divisions, and siege guns are being mounted
IN great plumbers. @st 1sa 80
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