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.OONGR RssIONAL.
WAsHIEsToE, April %.
SENATE.

| " Ao1AaHAeAI a APiAA -
SENATE.
The President pro TEN presented a cOmmunioa.
/ ton concerning the number and ages of the
slaves In the District of Columbia.
The Secretary said the statistics were complied
some years ago, and were, perhaps, not available
/ now.
The communication was referred 10 the Com
mittee on the D. strict Of Columbia
Messrs. King and Sumner presented petitions
in favor of the emancipation of the slaTe'.
Mr.. Davis presented petitions from tobacco
manufacturers, asking for q reduction Of the pro-
posed tax on tobacco.
Mr. Wilson, of Massachusetts,, from the Mill.
tary COMMITTEES, reported back the bill for the
organization of the signal department and
moved its indefinite poetpOnement
Mr.. Wilson, of Massachusetts,, offered resolu-
tion that the Secretary Of War be requested to
INQUIRE into the condition Of the Harper's Ferry
ArmOry-What damage has been done to II, what
Is the value of the property Of the United States
there now, and what amount Is necessary, and
whether it Is expedient to restore the armory and
re employ the wOrkmen. Adopted.
Mr.. Pomeroy introduced bill 70 prevent the
transportatioe of adulterated liquors BY proTid-
ing punishment
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, the
resolutions Of the 0hic Leglslature In regard 70 reb
els keeping their slaves ct Camp Chase, were taken
IN,
Mr. Sherman had read letter from q member Of
the LsRisature concerning tho rebel prisoners who
were permitted TO 80 about the cit' Of Columbus,
lounge ct the hotels and abuse the Government with
perfect liberty. Also an article in the Cincinnati
lmmercal to the effect; and also another arti-
Gle in ths Cincinnati Gazette shoSing that Gov. Tod
was king measures to have the negnoes ct Camp
Chase liberated and the rebel prisoners removed to
pini er quarters. The resolutions wers referred 10
the Nj itary Committee.
on motion o. Mr. Trumbull, the bin for the mere
convenient enforcement Of the laws for securit to
keep the peace and for good behavior, taken up,
and after discussion passsd By yeas thirty
i've, nays three.
uniform system Of taxation according to the pOpul
ton OF STATE, and protesting against the passage Of
the Tax bill from the House. The senate went into
executive srssiOn.
A
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YORKTOWN.
WAsHIEsToS, April %

TIE ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Arnold, from the Committee on Roads and
Canals, presented strong report in favor Of
the enlargement Of the Illinois and Michigan
canal, in which the Committee are unani-
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- Attention is called to the sale Of
Household Furniture, Horse, Carriage, Bug
gY, &C., BY o. Cutter & Son, to take place
this (MOnday) day at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
the residence OF Mrs. Richard Lord, No 1s4
Franklin street, West side. ap26-a
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LosT.-BeiVean Marohand's millinery
utoSo and the Railroad depot Lady's Black
RsticuIe, contsining from ten to twenty doll
lars In cSsh, and blue hilk net, collar,
gloves .hsnaG 1rohief, and some other articles.
The finder viii bo literally reWE dsd by
.oaving Il q Ibis C@OG aP2bsSss
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CAPT. AREoLD.-Osptsin Arnold, Of Co.
B, Cleveland Garibaldisns) gath Regiment
o. v, arrived here Saturday He was se-
verely wounded at Pittsburg Landing, on
Monday aftern 9on, whilst gsllantly en-
cOursging and leading his men in the final
charge. The wound is painful but not
mortal. This is the Captains ninth wound,
having received eight in the Belgian war
in 1880. He says It takes 20-pounder to
kill him Cincinnati; Commercial.
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FROn NEW YORK

NRW YORK, April2s.
AdTlces per the Connecticut state that the
rebel steamer Florida has been captured by the
United States bark Pursuit.
Forts Baranoas and MoRae have been evacuated
BY the rebels
The Connecticut brought eight ex- members OF
the Galveston Artillery, who escaped from i'm
prisonment-
Every port, except Tampa, roa the coast Of
FlOrlda e evacuated by the rebels.
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- The State Board Of Agriculture will
meet in this city next week to complete the
final arrangements for the next State Fair,
snd set the ball in motion.
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WoRTHT or RfoOED Mrs. Chase, widow
l5iy. Of Auburn, 6eauga county has four
sons, all OF whom are serving their couDtry
wiih her entire consent. Two are in the
escond Ohio Cavalry, one In the Seventh
Rseiment, and ore in Bsrnett's Artillery.
The Oldest is twenty -four years Of age, the
vounrest but seventeen. The patriotism OF
.fhis family cannot be doubted.
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DR. NEwsERET,s ADOEEss.-The further
postponemsnsof Of ReTsE Il. obapin's lecture
has enabled those who ere anxious to hesr
from Dr.. NeWberry's experiences in the
South to procure the use for that purpose Of
Brainsrd's Hall, and the address of the
Doctor will accordingly take place this
evening ct that place, at ~ O'Clock. The
psopie are invited 70 attend. There WIN be
NJ nhsrra for admission.
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THH THRATER.-"The White 1effor'' aEa@
mstlEsd By Mr.. Chhs. Rarras, vas presented
.last evening to large audience, who gave
many evidences Of apprsoihtion. Tn, eFana
isvlcuIiarly of the sensational ehara, 'ter-
suil Of mystery and wonder and ,. 'Ols
Of terrible pOrlens, claiming the constan
Atlsniion Of the spectator, and carrying his
imaginnti0n 70 it8 utmost compass. The
general plot is vague and the dialogue COM
nonplses, but this is largely compensated
for By the startling dsnoasmsats Of every
scene, and the weird, supernatural Charac-
Ter that Pervadea every part, Il is attrae-
tive, and viii prove success. Miss 81.
Clair as "Adrienne DurEnd" sustained the
character WE'LL though it Is Ear from her role.
Mrs. Efe Ellsler as sThe White Terror
also played oOnmendsbly. Mt. J. @. Mo-
Gallon Is the fsndish aEasnne LscOura
psrformsd his task with remarkable power
snd judgment showing himself an actor Of
Ans discrimination. The other charEctsrs
we're we'll east, though Of mediocre inlpor-
sanos. L VIII Be Fspsated tonight ard
hould Be Witnessed b. q lsFg gs sudisnee.
prrrTun "A eornu.t.rt ,,ri,t~+ - .
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~ Late English papers just received at
Bakers, opposite the Post-0fiee.
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rrPrr. Vou MrSTEEa-CuyahOga Temple
LoeT Spvitss the public to attend q
meeting At the Methodist Mission Church.
East ST. Clsir-ss.. on Wednesday Conner
rew)evening, April seth. Several speakers
win Be present, and W aEe urged 70 attend.
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.

BOOKS & STATIONERY.
DERTODIOAL8 AND STATION.
i ERY.
EVERETT & WILSON,
Successors to Hawks & Brothsr,)
s.............sUPEhIUR sFREET........ ......z5s
wholesale and Retail Dealers In
NEWSPAPERS,
PERIODICALS,
MAGAZINES,
sTATIOHBRY,
PI0FURRs &c,
We ara the y sshQIesslo Agents for auOf
HaBeT'I Publications.
ss,,tsI,O9's s,IsSS % %
gi ! snd FitrssTSld's PubusstIonI,
h.m. ss B BsaG5i. sls',' dS sS
We arc also the Aseutg for OuTrisr 4 Ives Pio-
turts, and J. Q. Buirles' EnEra'irgs
9rtiels. 10 our line eannot bo Eurpsslsd b. any
bo1se West o. View York.
Prsoo Lists, Just Issued. AddLess,
-eg1414E:ss9 l5g suesrior So Clegeland.
n. A r B B o ks
j. B. COBB & co.
rHR R.7 PATH-sv D, J. a so,,,so. .u,sor Of
"TiteOmb's ,2s.
LATE POEMs-by ms. BrOwniaa; IN blue. gold
and plain bindining, saeh..-.-......--.--.-. 7ss.
MRS BRowEINe's COMPLETE WoBKs-fOur
volumes, blus
IVES REPORrOF FHE ooLORApO TxPEDI-
TloS-Witb Or. John 8 EeVborry'I eeOiOst-
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ply to ''EasayS and RSvisW.' -.
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JEFFERSON AT HOETICRLLOi On, Private Liis
Of 5.
sAsPERIE-Tho Uprising Of ersss People. A
new oditi0n.-'-.--..-'..-.... 10.
EBBURs HOURS IN TOWR-sy shs author q
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Ds, JAMES ". AGExARDER-EAlTSi Usris.
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HARlONTs Spirit Of MIitarg Institutions slC0.
Q41 SUPERIOR STREET.
EpsB
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RRAVELERS REeIHrEK.

Citizens wishing conveyance % either Of the
shove Trains OF Boatg viii be called for BY the
Coachas OF Stevens' Omnibus Line, by leaving
Eheif address Sc the Omnibus Odloe, lfT Superior
street. next door b the Wedden House.
ST. The price OF the MoENEe LEkDER 70 news
atents is One Dollar and Fifty Gents per hun
dred, and no deviation under any circumstances
The postage On the LaADER, TO News Dealers
q boas-fouTth Of q cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
age stamps should send Us one and three cent In
stead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-29

A RARR CHAEoE-Is nov offered to ex-
change 3 few old second hand Sewing Ma
chimes that have been tried, found wanting,
and turned ont to pasture, for New First
Glass Machines, that are warranted in every
respect, where terms can be agreed upon.
G. ". CRnHELL & Co.
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PEuEHs.-A eomPstsnt printsr wants q
situHtion IN q country Ofice. WIN work at
the case, or take charge of an oHos. Ad-
drsll Q, Box IO20, Cleveland. 1s
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OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS.
PATCHES.
Gen, uunteF TO Arm the Blacks!
FROM FREMONTS DEPARTMENT |
he has Possession of Staunton
The Camp Chase Prisoners !
News from Fredericksburg |!
REBELS WITHIN EIGHT MILESI
OhlOans for BrIgadleF Generals.
Colonel Tyler among ThemI
THE FEDERAL CULT FLEETll
Next News to come via Memphis
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Dealers in Sewing Machines, No. 2l1
Marble Blook, Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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nA1rRoLna al MA11 oARRIERs.

Colfax, from the Committee on Post OH
ees and Post Roads, reported a bill requiring
railroad companies to carry and deliver mails
upon demand by the Post ONCE Department
Whoever obstructs this use of the road is
liable, upon conviction, to be fined $4,000
and imprisoned one year.
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FRox THR GULF TLEET.

Flag Officer Farragut writes the he had,
with some difficulty, got the Mississippi and
Pensacola over the bar on the 9th. The
other vessels were arriving. The mortar
feet was getting into position. BE expected
10 commence operations on the 18th. But
Ter is with him. An unofficial letter from Ship
Island states the feet at s5 war vessels and 81
mortar boats, and that they are accompanied
by transports carrying several thousand
troops. The troops under Butler were to
follow the war vessels up the Mississippi,
while other troops moved upon the city via
Lake PontchartrAin. The next news from
FGragut and Portsrs fest viii probably b'
va Aemphis-
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INFORMATION OF LIouoRs

Senator POmerOy introduced bill today
providing for the examination Of imported
liquors at the Custom House TO see if they
are adulterated. The importer may have it
re.examined bya chemist appointed BY the
Collector. If pronounced impure by both,
It is forfeited and destroyed ualess re-ex-
ported. Whoever wilfully imports adultsra-
ted liquors, or sdulterstes after their pas.
sage through the Custom House, or sells i'm
pure as pure, is liable to fine of 81, 900 and
iunriuonnant one vAar
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FROM FREMORTS DEPARTMENT |

he has Possession Of Staunton
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TELEGRAPHIC.

No Particulars are Given !
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SIKH Annual Statement Of the Operations
and Receipts Of the American Bible sOcI-
ety in Eastern ohio, for the year ending
March 3lsf, 1862.
In closing the labors Of another year, it is
due to the numerous friends and patrons Of
the Bible cause that brief statement Of
its operations shOuld be presented to the
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Gen. Ilunter to Arm the BlacksI
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FOR SALE on REFT.

E'Oh E'NT--YHG 6 STORE Ie6
\ Supsrior street, rpcentlv occupied b. the un-
dsrsiE ed. Room - b. i50 feet with O. laT ed
room aboEe. BEN Nl0h BIOS q %.
LNUR HNT-THs PLBAsANP R1s-
~ IDEs or No 80 rrfa-rt FInosf-s - ~. T---
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Is5 Mrs. ELIsHA TlYLoR, PTeaidsnt.
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The following are the sums raised by the
township Bible Societies in Cuynhoga coun-
ty the past year, ard which are auxiliary
to the Cleveland Bible Society.
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The Prince de Joinville is about publishing q
pamphlet on iron plated frigates. This work, Il
is said, will present the subject under q new as
pect He does not admit thei invulnerabiiity Oi
the new vessels.
The BOurse was fat on the 10Th and low sr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29

II 10 statsd that Den. Jaakson's mtn, when
they left Front Royal for Winchester. struck
mp 81 the top OF their voices tho inspiring re-
frnin. "nGaryland. my Maryland" How 4,
must have ON ersd the hearts and animated
the spirits OF the brave s)ns OF that gallan,
state now WITH the army OF Gen. Isckson. to
and thstr footsteps once more turned in the
direction 81 their loved homes. where all that
tnsy have and noid deal IN life 10 tusi'ed be-
nsatL Ius dsspots hssii He who does NOT sym.
pathiss with the loyal people o, proud Old
Mary laad In her present situation Of Opprss-
s,sp, must have little sympathy In his nature
a.r gallant sons who nav rushed ~ the stsr i.
ord OF the Oonfederaty are worthy of the
ehertsnst memories which cluster around
trrtr state 6 luttonhry history
one idea 81 the real feeling In Mary ina IN
isvog OF the south may be aad from the fol i.
,o~tpa extract OF letter recently recsived
MIN prominent 5itiss1 Of Una7issrown,
IsifeTson county. the writer says
We hal 40 idea OF the feeling OF mar hand
until brought tnt5 contact with her. Five
thousand dollars ~sIe raised for the OOnfede.
rate prisoners takeE ct kernstOWn, d fly gal
iona OF oysters. ana every luxury sent them
New eutts OF Confederate uniforms were fur
nisasd them. aud evsrv sort OF under clothing
IA wagon load. A lady states that she saw one
hundred private carriages at one time around
tho JAIL. ~ they were marched through the
streets the ladies cheeYod them and hurran I'd
for JEFF Davis, and the prisoners joined with
a will Ladiss broke through the gunrd ano
shook hands with them people iii along the
forte from the railroad 70 the jail brought ap.
pies and cakes foT them. until 10 more could
be carried. SID BALTIMORE was IN such an lpr
subf and tuTnuis tins were sooa h1rrisd on
H. Fort Deiaw
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HAPPY Womas "A happy womani h she
net tbs very sparkle and sunslfQ4 Of hfay
T-wnoss smiies svsn ID. coolest spr,ni linz inS
Of misfortune cannot dnmpeE. Men make Q
tarrible mistake Wnen they marry for bsaaty,
or for talent. or for style; the swossest wivee
being happy under every circumstance.
Rich p,,'Y high OF low. 1t makes NO differ.
enee. tas sat fountain NJ JOY bubbles p ust
as N ally liz their hearts Do they iiv. In
a log a. bi.t the ire light mat iooms up IN
lite 10 N MIA hearth baoomes brighter than the
gtlds.i chan de tiers Ia I'LL Aiaaaln palace DO
they oat brown bread, aud drink cold water,
from the well. II affJrds them more satlsfGa-
ton lhan the million aires pate dc ion sras anu
iced champagne Nothing ever goes wrong
With them-~no trouble IL too serioBs ter 'hsm
so dark and deep that the sunlight Of happy
face falling across its turbt ] tide, would not
wake an answered gleam' Why, then, joyous
smpered people don't kEow haif the good
the y do No matter how cross End Grabbed
you feel Mt. 0rumsler, no matter If your
brains are packed full Of N editatton On 'aRl'otr
ing otspensatton," and your stomach with
medicines, pills and tonics just sat one OF these
CHEEKY iittle women taik1nG to yOd, AID No
are not ffraid to wager any thing, she CAL cure
you The long drawn lines about tns mouth
WI Ii relax, the cloud Of settled gloom will
vanish. and nobody Know: waen, arg the
frat you know, you will re laughing Why
That IL another thing: we can No more tell
you why you smile IL Voluntarily to listen to
the f1rss blue bird OF the season am 0nt the
maple blossoms, or to meet q knot of yellow
eyeo dandelions in the rack Of pave stone.
We only know that 1t ie 50.
Oh. these happy women Low often III olr
slender shoulders bsar the wait Of buTcsns
that would smite men ~ tbs ground o " Of
ten tnsir little hande guide the pondsfnus
machinery of life with 81 invisib's touch,
how We looE forward Trough the weary day
to their firesids smiie Low often their cheer
full eyes see coll0T de rose 'Thers We only shaiI
thunder charged cioudsi No one Knows. 40
one ever viii know, until the dhy OF judE
meet, how much we u~e. u these hopeful.
ancomp lainil az women
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Peter Fighter. well known resident Of
Marion county, Va, has been arTes ted ny
Federal troops aud tmpris ned AT Wheeling.
Jefferson West. ot Harrison ccuuty. late
member Of the Virginia Legislature, has also
been arrested.
The steamer Rhode Island arrived ut Boz
ton Oh the asa from New Orleans. with forty
passaAg gers, including the Officers Of the Con L.
federate navy, captured at New Orleans
IL Washington. Oh the night OF the 2z1 tue
Proves. guard Made 4 descent upon Hall 5
gambling house. making several arrests and
u.pturina ali the sporting apparatus.
1t Is sta Esd III tbs Northern papers that j Oh IL
Bell and Jsrs Clemens con tenn pists1 Nisit TO
Washington. ito make aTTangemepfs for Te-
establishing peace Ia the Sou invest
4 fro occurred in Aiexan ,ris Missouri II,
the 18th instant, which dest royed shs USlsa
City Hotel and eight houses. stores had wars
houses
''toveinui' Edward SLauly. aur>,nl ,yn i,i-tl
Gy Mass &c ausetts larson, sailed itom Now
YORK Ior Beaufort n u. ~ tue 1s-,.
III the latest New YORK; stoeE rapotts lea
Hsssas o's are quoted a. bss ~; Virginia o's
o. $50 North CsTniiBa = s 72s7s.
'japt. al livingston haa been appoin tsa Com .
n,sndef Oh Iks worfo.k Navy. Yatd--Tna.
there is leit ~ IL.
T. 4. CGtie'y. The i:,ii ..s,o ,A'bstTsi
died in New fOFK Il fsW ia ago.
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kumored Skirmisb

Uupl tucker. u he Jennings wlse hue
sac. viii ioIty u bic men. leIt tbis city on
Monday night on d scouting expedition with
ip the nIes oi the snsmy. We heard las,
eveEuS. Oh what We deem good auth Gritty.
that Gap~. u. met scouting party Of f'sds
walls. attacks. and routed them. lasins three
n siacrsIk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29

OAfTUsE CT THE BRITIss STHAhsk Sr sFrIs
The British steamer Steltin, from plymouth.
EnglaL d, via Nassau. aud bound for this port,
was captured snortly after daylight on SatuT-
day last. OF Oaps Roman. The Stetttn was
lying OF Roman the whole Of the ,Preesdins
night, her captain thinking that he was Oh
the Charleston bar. Before break of day o.,
Saturday, a sailing vassei fired into them, An d
the report sO0n drew the steamers to the 10
oality Our infOrmant-Mr. Frederick j. Hill
ton, an Englishman, but for some years q res.
ident Of AObile-Seeing that escape from the
hlookaders was tmpossib bic. in company with
The pilot. Mr. Henry A. MullinSs, Mr.. L. Girls.
son, OF Whining ton and q Capt. Smith, low
cred one OF The life boats and made towards
the shore. They landed on Mr.. Biake's plan
tation. or tho South Santss, but before they
mad landed their steamer had fallen PR % to
the Yankees. The Stettil was laden with
Powdss, saltpetre, lead, iron. tea. coffee, and
other valuable articles Her cargo was in :
sursd in England ut I'LL average Of sixteen
g1ineas. The enterprise was u private ore ,
ana the vessel, though chartered alta hjg h
rate was not IL sursd -. Chariesi0n AsrcSy, 27th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29

ALIEs kEsIDENTs.-A dispatch from the Sec
rotary of War To the Hon. E. Bsrksdsle. OF
Mississippi. says. THE Attorney General Of
the Confederate States has decided that aliens,
permanently residing In the Confsderacy, are
subject to CONSUMPTION This ID u decision
based on common sense aud right.
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Otey Battery.

a telegram received bY the sii:o.s ot this
paper. from OaItaia Oteys e0nflrnas the state
mont published yesterday. tnat no other mem
b.r of the battery was tr jured In the fight Ut
I.ouisbarx. The gallant captain Was him.
self painfully wounded IN the shoulder. but
bis friends viii be glad 70 learn mat the
wound 10 Rot considered dangerous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29

UuLLk0Foas FOB SouTEEsS PoRTs.-N orthss
papers inform Us that iIucoia's Secretary Of
the Treasury nae 6ppOin ted George 5 Denni.
son. from the neigh bOrhoOd of New Orleans,
as special agent and acting collector to open
learn from the same source that "collsy tors
will be appointed Tor Beaufort. North Caroii-
ma, and Port Royal. South o. rolina, az soon
as proper persons can be selected. The object
Of the Secretary CT the Treasury being to pro.
cure the services OF thoAe resident in the South
aud who, In addition to efficiency, will bs &c
ceptaDie to all parties concerned.''
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hUS rs 81 eAkIlsAk UUkPS
l.. -

hUS rs 81 fAkIlaAk UukPS Z
ki,aHOND. May -, 1864
'dE undersigned .aging received authority to
i orssoi95e
PARTISAN UoAe, Or MakYI,ArDsitE
invi,ss ali ounS neu from that S.a.s to ioin lis
corps. which will bs possd ot .ssA,ry ar..;
iegy and infsatry.
HORSES will Ls fasuisasd 20 iLo as, IL sc
qhes'eG PaY. rat.na; snI bounty the same a. IN
regnisr sorv.ce, aud ths 81 "a ali captures a. Vi.
dsd Ia sae corps.
hsry :sndsFs enlisted sir IL inos tus me. utiue
tLusa VINO have Zee stal Ss, obtain ilsasi ,1s
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