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The national Republican., 1862-06-07
The Released Prisoners from
Gen. Prentiss's Command.

NASHVILLE, June THE following In "a lisi
Of the regiments 70 which the psrolsd prison
ers that arrived here today were attached
They were ell captsred at Shiloh, and wer,
paroled at Montgomery. Alabama, on May
22d: .... '-...,
Ohio Regimenis--7lst, 4sth, 10th, 54th, 77tb,
10th, I'D, 57th, 10th, and lst -
Illinois Regiments 33d, 9Th, l4th, 9,b, SD,
5sth, 55th, 43d, 6lst. 49th, l2th, l7th, Let lii
nois Battery; and 4tb Cavalry. .'., aIa
Iowa Regiments-2d, Sd, 9Th, 7th, 9Th, 1atb
14th, 18th and 18th. ~. - Ma.
Indiana Regiments. 44th, 46lh aud
67th. ....'.-.,.T =. :
Kentucky Regiments.-17th and 26th.
Nebraska Regiment.-lst
Missouri Regiments. 22d, 23d and 25th
Wisconsin, Regiments.-16th and 18th.
Michigan Regiments.-- and l6,b, and
I'd and 10th batteries, and 18th cavalry. -.
The prisoners brought by the guuboat Lex
ington are in barracks, awaiting orders ioI
tsnsporttiou. About 100 OF them are sick
They mostly belonged to Gen. Prentisss dtvi
sion. -
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

Qua Loss AT RIcHxoND-When We published
the dispatch from General McClellan's head
quarters, fixing our los In the battle Of last
Saturday and Sunday ct three thousand, we
added that other accounts received BY US were
more unfavorable, and We felt safe in fixing
our loss at fortyseven hundred. The Star
forthwith charged us with making this repre-
sentation from desire TO dispsrsgs General
Mcclellan.
Last evenings Star, however, admits that our
loss was ssUen housand In killed and Dounded
1t adds that I" the rebel loss Is known to have
been from seven TO ten thousand" This Is
" known" a. the Star "knows" almost every.
thing, that Is, by guessing.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
From Cstro ro-sossshers lse,sss

CAIao, June 5.--Richmond dispatches, Of
June 2, say that "the Confederates have thus
Ter driven the Yankees bsck mile and hall
Into swamp, occupying their camp and cap.
turing their baggage and over 500 prisoners.
General Rhodes b wounded, and Geo. Hsttou,
Of Tennessee, killed. fhe YANKEES fought des
peratsly, but they we're bsdiy whipped The
carnage was terrible on both ddee" r
A dispatch from Grand Junction, dated
June ., states that there are no Union troop,
between Grand Junction and Corinth.
Tbs Little Rock Democrat, of Nay 20, pun.
fishes a hostile correspondence between Gov
Rector and the editor Of the Dcmocrst, who
denounced Rector for running away from tho
capital. leaving the State without any Gov
ernment
Gen. Curtis 10 still al Bstssvills. He had
6,0O0 troops between The White and Red river.
The Vicksburg EUasing Hisea, Of Saturday,
ssys: ELEVEN gunboa,s have gone back, down
the river, owing, II 10 supposed, to insubordi
nation and mutiny. Several remained, and on
Friday evening shelled the shore for several
hours The rebel batteries are being strength
sucd BY having additional guns mounted"
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
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N Bomblfdmsllt n Poh WfIght.

CHICAGO, June Special dispatches fro n
he Hssisdppi Fiotilia. datsd me 4th insesut
say The bombardment Of the fort was renewed
early yesterday morning and continued ail
day, eliciting brisk cannonade from tbe en-
emy. The shslls oi the latter were quits 70.
'cspatsIy aimed, but failed 70 do any damage.
About dx O'Clock lot svsoiug, three Of De
United States rams went down tks river 70 70.
connoiire. They were 6red on several times
sfssr passing Craig bead Point, but oil return
ed unlpjured. Subsequently he rebel boat
Je6 Thompson came around the Point, but be-
ipg 6rsd dn BY he stsaasrs Mound CITY and
Cairo, she retired. One shot from Tie Mound
City 10 said 10 have taken effect In The wheel
houss Of the rebel boat
On Monday party Of our scouts captured .
mate and six Beauen Of the rebel gunbost Beau
regard, nearly opposite Fulton. They made
but little resistance. ,
The bombardment Of the fort was commenced
again On the moruing Of the 4th, and was going
On at the time The stsamsr lsis, The rebels oocs-
siooally replying. .E.lr'. m -
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

LABORs Or Rev. CHARLES SrEAR AND LADY
We learn that all the hospitals and prisons
have been opened 10 these philanthropists.
They are doing much. The Provost Marshal
and the Marshal Of the District have shown
them every attention. The meetings in the
Unitarian Church tomorrow afternoon, and at
Willards' Hall in the evening, are to aid them
10 their benevolent labors. viii the friends Of
the cause improve this opportunity to extend
helping hand? See the notice.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
~. A.D snr.se A-uSeAsssAas
,.ox .x11Is .ou.G !

IRON vlriB nous.E j
Nr. odsll, n. g nos broolljs 1s just up
from White House. abd sings - In.sllisencs
Of our troops Ia frcat II Kichmond. TAe battls
Of" Fair Oskes was one Of the most terrific
Of the war. Shiloh barely exceeded IL In hor
rora From eli accounts II must figure up for
% lon In killed, wounded and missing Of
seven or eight thousand. men. Mr.. Odell ~
sistsd In embarking over 5000 wounded col
dien st whis Hepst. 1lbss vese ceusteptly
arriving, and The total loss will not fall much
below the largest estimate nads above. Itwas
believed (of ooarss thsre ooah not b any sb-
soluts knowlsdgs) that the rebels lost more 10
killed and wounded than the national forces
did The lon In prisoners was about the same
oo Zach side, II We can trust The statements Of
the rebels - 10 The number Of our troops cap.
tursd BY them. Ar. Odell bas bsen negotiating
for The exchange Of Colonies Corcoran ard
Wilcox for the privateers; and General Dix felt
very certain on Thursday that the exchange
would be efIeotsd. .... .u., ... ....,
GOVERNOR srASIr. ..
The dificulty which Governor stanly has got
Into BY breaking up oolorsd schools at New
bern, and BY turning loyal citizens Of North
Carolina out Of the State, b not yet settled.
Secretary Stanton informed the House yester.
Day that be hsd received no Official Information
Of the facts alleged against NJ. Stanly, and that
be would forward TO him the resolution Of the
House upon the subject The case Is therefore
still open, and II b not officially decided
There can be no doubt, we suppose, how l.
will be eventually disposed Of, for the President
Is not the man to tolerate such inhuman and
uncbristian s,ts o. those Of which Mr. Stsnly
has been guilty.
LOST BRIDGES.
The bridges swept away by the terrible
freshet Of Wednesday and Thursday, on the
Potomac, Rappahaunock, and smaller streams,
will temporarily embsrrsss the Government In
the transportation Of provisions for troops at
different points, but bridges will soon be con
structed, pontoon bridges answering tempo
rarily The necesities Of The Goverbment We
heard last night that one or two bridges on The
Chickahominy, which were swept Of on Thur
day, are now replaced.
BEAUREGARDs WHEREABOUTS.
The Chicago Times suggests that Besuregsrd
has sent strong force 70 attack Mitchell at
Huntsville, and reopen The railroad direct "
Richmond. This ID novel idea, In fact, mort
novel than probable The fact that Besuregard
has succeeded in getting of every piece Of BIZ
artillery from Corinth shows that he has use
for II elsewhere, and that the main body of biz
army is still held to ogether, and means 70 make
9 stand somewhere. SPECrAToR.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

AfronTnESr on FOREIGN NNIsrERs Ben.
jantn =. Walden, Of N H., has been appoint.
% BY tho President, Minister to Hayti.
Eraseus D. Culver, Minister to Venezuela,
sod uustavus Koerner, Of Illinois, Minister to
Spain.
me Senate, yesterday, confirmed the sp.
po'ntmens Of Allen A. Bradford, "A Associate
.asssoe Of the Supreme Court of Colorado, and
Kirby Benedict, Chief Justice of the Supreme
C0stft for New Mexico.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

DIRcREDITED BANKs.-We are informed by tbe
editors Of the National Bank Note Reporter,
Published in Pitsburg, Pa, that the Northwest.
ern Bank Of Pennsylvania, and the Beverly
Bank of New Jersey, are thrown out and dis
credited. A new counterfeit has also been
made on the Bank Of America, Of New York
aves, Of dangerous imitation, Wig. female
seated, arm resting on shield eagle 10 The
right State die on lower left corner.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

The tobacco trade, Of LouisvIls 10 rapidly In
crssss, el60,00 70 1859 900 per weak have
besn laid atthe city warehouses for something
more than three months, giving q grand total
oi nearly $2,OO0,0OO. - : -Is'--l -,
ANOTHER OLD REyolJrIoNARr SOLDIER Cow
Died, on Friday, Nay 80, 1863, at theresidenoe
Of bis son. Solomon File, In Jefferson township,
Dauphin county, Pa John File, al the advanced
age OF lie years :. t., . .. :. 80, =
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
ns- We have received from John {, pa,L.

~ We have received from John O. Parker,
s7s F street, . copy Of Peterson's last publica,
ton, entitled "A Life's Secret" by Mrs. Henry
Wood, printed from the manuscript and ad-
vance proof sheets, purchased by the Peterson q
from the author in advance Of its publication
In Europe. Tbs subject Of the work is strik
Ing and painfully truthful account Of the rise,
progress, and decline Of the social evil called q
builders strike" Price so cents Der CODY.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
FROMFORrRRss .mOA.ROE
ARRIVAL OF MORE PRISONERS FORN
BEFORE RICHMOND. tar

FORrREss MONROE, June 5.-rhe steamer
Mystic arrived this morning waith 24l prison
es, recently captured by Gen. Mcclellan, In.
cluding II officers.
The hulks used as store ships and hospital
ships, which were tOwed down outside the
point when fears oi the Merrimac we're upper.
most In the minds Of the naval oommsnders
here, were towed up again today, and resum
ed their old snchorage ground In the Roads -
Newport News has been abandoned a. .
military post, and the ordnance and ordnance
stores will be removed TO this place by the
Quart termaster.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
From Our Mississippi FleaIIa.
'ROBABLE ABANDONMENT OPRORf PILLOW

CHICAGO, June 6.-Csiro dispatches announces
the arrival Of the steamer Shanghai from the
feet. At the time che left flames were break.
Ing out from the barracks st Fort Pillow, and
our gunbosts had dropped down the river
The steamer De Soto Is expected this after.
noon with full particulars.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
Irof III. saH's.l R.pab,lesa.J
LADY nUROGs. s..r.,-.

AEssas. EoiroRs alrs: A day or two aso
your paper contained . oomm,mication recon
msndiug tbs employ men, of Sisters Of Charity
- nurses In the HospisAls of tho District.
au ose of thoss Who, bslievs in the goodness,
geptlsness and seltsacrinciug devotion q fshoss
noble women Wh3 devote t6sir lives, ia,relixi
Gus seclu,iou, TO the welfare Of poor littls d
phan, the sick, sud he guilty In prism cells ;
but lor soldiers . asi,k thsgr make gleony
nurses. In France you viii had mons s.6sr
than Sisters Of Charity 10 aH ths Aospitsi, (;
the French are accustomed 70 their pres nee,
and thsir solamnity has perhaps, good enss.
en The too vivseious French ohsractsrs bal
wish American soidisn H. 10 diassst. They
Sa ss.d S.sAt "a GAs'rios la"eaq'' il sh''r
The good Sisters think "this world is ali a
IHsssing show, aspd sn exessdlosly poor show
toc and l half suspect thai thsy are right {;
hut (his is not very iuvigorsang PHILOSOPHY
.tCpfopound at sick ,or Eouudsd mans bed
side. l think adstr very dress, which is be-
coming To their religious order, carries
hauBhts Of d,A.A Ssd gloom witt II into l
sick room. VI en- u favor a women vb Q
ars full of AqpsfuIpss, and lcaesyfg!pess who
arc ssnisls Md. Si,k.l. ~. ,iiisiss III,
young and pretty. A celebrated English sur
gson, in . work on surgery, sAys hat Sas
mental condition Of the soldIsr hsss great ,dssl
Of inauence," and Ae msntioos sons GASES
where depresslonof mind proved fatsi, where
bodily injury was slight Oss osss was tha.
of . soldier who had merely an abrasioa Of The
ffont Of the leg. Yet be wss 70 .nsctet BY shs
description d an suputation which some psr.
sons discussed before him, and ahicb be
thought applied % his'own case, that osrebrsi
symptoms appeared. and In tSo days the poor d
fslisw died. Thii, surgeon mentions several
ossssi similar 70 this. "a military hospital
l., st the best, bare, glsoay. and comfort.
laa Let the poor fellows, then, who are
doomed to them, have the comfort Of nurses
who have some softasss 10 their voioss, . liltie
youth 10 their persons, and The radiance of
pleasant smiles on their lips. Nurses In our
hSsPitals are not called upoar 70 assist in sur,
6scal operations or dress bad wounds; thsif
province 10 10 nurse. whlohs b u ohisf sitsr
su-the close watchins, ths numbsrlsss little
attentions, the chssripg snd lightsning Of ths
hesvy hours Of psia BY various sweet, wonaaiy
dsvioes-thess lfs'savIng duties, 70 ny think!
ing, cannot be successfully rendered by women
who hsvs given up the world, sad Who think
that to die is blssedness, while TO live is pain;
nor yet BY women from civil lie, who arc 20
old that they need the prssspOe Of cheerful
vitaiity Themselves 10 infuss life into their
'o'n'' 4" ~ ~ !" 'at va r' s4-. ... 80 I.. e..
Yours. In favor of ..ah Es. a -ai 70. ..r r-I
YoUTH AND CHEERYULNEss 4,
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

THs MAINE SEOoND.-In the account of IN.
battle q Hanover rt-houss, the Correspond
eus Of IL New York World gives distinguished
credit % tho ssssdinss and effectiveness Of the
Aains Second Regiment. Il stood immovabls
under ~ hardest brunt Of the battle, and after
is ammunition was exhausted, the Colonel
(Hobsre) begged to be permitted To try The
bsyonst This h the same regiment which,
aftes covering iasslf with lsurels ct Bull Run,
wss esaisosd By Geuessl Keyes TO what 10 re.
treat y ths post Of honor-the duty Of covering
me rear. It was then commanded BY Colonel
Jameson, since made q brigsdisr general. The
present. colonel (Roberts) was the lieutenant
ooioosl At Bull Run. They are both noble
Representatives Of the military vigor Of Maine.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

BENEsrr FOR THE CosTRABAsDs.-Lsst night
. number Of gentlemen met Ut Tsmpsrsnos
Hall, and made arrangements for concert lor
,he benefit Of the Contrsbspds.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
OFFI0IAL.

W. DEPARTMENT OF SrAfs, n
-.,L. ~ Washington, Jan. rs, 1861.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter reoslvs
meinbers Of Congress- on business on Saturdays,
commanding with Saturday, Tho tArst Of nsxi
' WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

- Preaching as che Csptsel To-mo,
row (sUNDAYAtl Il O'Clock, by Rev Dr. sunder.
land, Chaplain OF the Sspsts '.''s.'''" b q,
hoTs.-It proper to state that the dsappolat-
nett Of last sabbath wss not 'hs fault Of ths Chap
lsiu o. Cong,es l'''.' 10 ~ I0-- :.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

ss- Hev. charles Dsar and mrs spear,
OF Boston, will deliuse sddrss,ss, TO-AORROW
AFTERNOON, At * e'slo,k, li9, the Unitsriah
lAsds' Hall d III In tbs ssepipg Sshjsots, RsSorn.
story Education, ssd soSsSs " Psisos La. Ar
propriste muso, 'obh Js1 IL
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
etrnn NAx DsR.l..

am stFmn lHAx DlR.a.. gcg ..
The ~ MI ~ pAsssd ~ tAs sssa.s yss.
tsrday, witA, A,tAs solitary negative vote Of Mr..
Powell, q Ksssuehy. HIy
Thsprdecssd hx On slavss was finally ssicksn
out pi epsrF JlH h.s" ...
Tbs dkaIrnsa q ths Committee on Finance,
NJ. FsssaAsn, spoke briefly ct The coueluson
Of ths dSbeAA W append notes Of his remarks,
- taksa by eur Ssaase reporter. ......
II will D. sssn ~ Mr. Fesssuden, wbils
hoping ~ ~ sxpsediturss will not reach the
high agsfs whisA b spprshsndsd some months
ego, sall bslisva that they will prove larger
thaa masyoe ~ sstimatss now current His
visws dpoh sabisct which bis position com
psls hin y aakss special study, will command
10 stasstcn Of The csuntry.
nf. Rensnden wished to say few words
With rsSesvnoe TO this bill, which had been 90
freQusntly An1 % bitterly AssAiled by Senators,
hitherto With scarcely an attempt at is de-
fence. He had no professions Of particular At
taohmsnt TO the bill; he knew II was imperfect,
and must necessarily bs; It required knowl
edge not learned In books TO perfect II, and
twenty years Of sxperienoe would scarcely
sumoe % secure the rQuisite practical knovI-
edge, Yst he believed II. in view Of all sur.
rounding circ umstanoes, the best plan that b ad
been presented. Unwearied pains and great
labor had been bestowed upon Il, and he was
inclined TO believe It was well and wisely de-
viesd. with a. mvch Of equality and fairness a.
any measure that had been suggested, and far
more than the proposition to tax sales. II WAS
designaeed to make the bur dens Of the war and
Of the Government fall upon all classes equally
- near a possible.
In an examination Of the subject, It would be
found utterly unavoidable, In order 10 raise A
sumoient revenue, either TO place tax upon
manufactures or upon sales. The former he
believed an infinitely preferable course.
He was glad to believe that our national ex.
penditures were thus far much less than had
been generally supposed. At one time, In a
speech IN the Senate, he had estimated the ex
penditures Of two years at Is hirh asure NJ
81 500 90 900, and even upon that basis had
taken cheerful view OF our financial proe
poets. This great and prosperous country
could pay even that amount, and more, with
comparative ease. II the debt should be much
less, II would be all the better; yet the agpre-
gate expenditures would undoubtedly be laTper
than ~ present appeared.
a large sum would henceforth be annually
requirSd for public expenditures. An army Of
q Least 5000 men would be permanently re.
qstrsd, Ut an estimated cost Of $50, 900 900. The
lay you'd require $4,000 900 more. Alto.
In ~ AR future expenditures, instead OF
an Aooitonsl no 900 900. A oonsjde fable an m
tnen, must oe rais>d BY taxation. II a larger
sum Was raised than .ss actually nece..syv
y would DO an easy and oSresshIs S,sv M -,
duos II, while II would be S~um nnnss,nn. y ~ 10
and dimcut task to increase II.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

hANE.-Hon. Abner Coburn has been nomi.
mated as the Republican candidate for the
office of Governor.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
d q y 10 IA l..

OrF1ClAL. as-nr r.,
No Passenger Train u asnassas.
CNos Of kaaayy Director ~
lax ss1 Sspevtaisndsa Rsilvosds U.s.,
Warrington, April IS, ls89
No passenger train Will b. ras from Washinstou
70 ManassAs untii further notioe.
D. @. McCALLUM,
apis bB5lrI.. a.u.r n. ID. Bupt b. 3. U. 3.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

- PuSlss rsnpsrsnes nsssins.-HAa
~ 0su~t Ss,ssas saA Pvsr Ws&r 0irb '-Ths abovs
|qsssti0a VIII Be ssswsrsd st the meeting On SUN
DAY, 81 the asu Of tbs FrAnklin Fire Company
Free sdmiasion
k11rs COMMITTEE
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

~ Thurlow Weed arrived In New York by
the Persia, on Thursday msrning.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

- There positively will be no music In
The Prssidsnt's grounds this season.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
ColPs.l, ka.lr.-tAyl III. q l...: s,sab,

M StEAANLf.--11V'A ~ 6I Ut sVenmE
says: tsfonb rtYANdlA I.4.hdb .HI,
|. 80 \. Ksnly. Of .bs Fiul A,fyIspd rssinsu..
tse heto Of Front Ress. ~ 5mossilg paid .
He was highly oomplimestsd by,Secrstsry
Stsntnn, who said hat " Hbols country would
appiaSd and honor hin Tor bid gallantry. The
object Of bis visit wss 70 obtain sn exchange
!or biz regiment, now prisoners. He vas pro-
mircdl'hat Il should BE- done at 10 earliest
moment poasiblo. VA 49,, ,.,-,. ''L
DR.. Michel, fthe First Aaryla regiment,
and Dr., Strne, Of the 1scond Massachusetts
regiment x.ts unconditionally released By the
Confedera,e4, With instructions to report 10
Beer, tary Stanton. SecrsAry s. aid that. Ia
,oonscauence Of this sct on the part OF The Con.
federStes. he would, order NE unconditional
release of ,sltgrebsl surgeons now prisoners
with ps. GisT. .7S
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
COMMITTEE.

r~ Street Dapsi.s Church The Rev,
Pfof Suura will prsaoa TO-MOHROw MORNING
sed EVENING at the usssl hours js7lts
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

Tbs following has been received st he wsr
Department N '''f, f.l,t .'@ ''n, ,,Pnr "a .g ~
Cairo, Juae 6-rhe De Soto hss arrived,
direct from Fort Pillow. Our foross OCCUPY
ths fort The enemy burnt everything. A
number of guns we're found. LAsss nortara
had boon destroyed. The ginboats have
passed. Fort Randolph. aEg ur sr a1.l
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

~ Law Nstacs.- kOBERr' VI WALKER
ed FREDERIC p. STANTON will practice Law
IN ths Supreme snd Ciroui, Courts Court Of Cai us,
Courts Martial BoAfds of ConmissisAsrs, and De
partasnts. Aided BY tvo other assooiatss, NO part
Of an extensive husIus@ will Be neglected. address
WALKER 4 STANTON, ofAoe 2o6 r strsst, Wash.
tugtou d c. Foam ,fyyvgn ~ an 23-8m
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

1 Mashtngtsa aaa 0ssrgssown Rail.
rssd Osapas1:ekzS5uif ofiks ssUskasldus
Of the washiaStoa asd Georgetown Railroad Co.
paay will BE- held ct the National HosSl, In wsjAl
d The slsstioa 10 b. held open iron 10 o'siosk
A4sSes clock r. n. rg ,ua,sy 49, s'''H
'1aaa tk1 so saEiasSE. KlNGhAk,
AAS - Coezse, nsltIF8t iEasf Ii4p gaPfssdst
MIN esrstary ,sst1sgr. tss-st =
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question, opp0eing c0ogr6a1ooaal yntefferSdce
viii. he peculiar lnsaitatioa 10 Ne StAAsa II
slavery Be Gin, u b sls caly 70 ths psspss
alone have The right 70 aboaisA II
He did not regard slavery = ths csuss u
~ 9afi tAere 20 no real eanne; 0s asi1nAoa
6 ths davefy SdSslK Uyyx0SoAG0kvUgn
o. ns1o6lslH Hst0l0ISG tS9eeu5i1(pss y
fos sNAGaN.NSsF H'sS,y0Nv 4
= AdjoSo0A 00nH.IxN gWyNWV
}, .es.o sA1AAsk1k.S-.>-ASI 0gV
4 fCoG K3sakH At535axaesL S0lh hsLEsal
~, =. EaSs u hl M xsyAl Nm rsAs1Sl
bsidnoes yesterday nuue H q sspdG'
patsa % be muck ipsosssslsa frSa ~ sabGll
Ga tAbrs wound A Ssbesas Ass,tiespsasl
snsid recovery gaadl lAops6 tS:sspAaassd
~ sslsvsd hhSsres,NNNHSS Sss ~ {iS's@ {is}sS
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

n Flsst Msvi.s - MsapAis!
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

o6Ntssos sf1s.r!4 N "a va, sollo~isg
.spscially dispaasssd mon thb sity, June ., 10
ths Nst York As Psse: ~ ,os az. f51',' nv,
= II 10 dsnnitslts asaovaesA 10 day that the
President has iislsustsA Nh etanly 10 recall
~ obnoxious orasss, 10 ssopea he schools for
the oottrabands, an1 n sop Ne Fetuandlng Of
fugltivs slaves 70 thsis masisra. hfl. -.IT'r-I .
The friends 0f Governor 6tany are not ut ali
pleased with this oouotsr0aud. They declare
that he wiii resign his ohios TAthsr than recall
Die orderu. 40 w l.GiN ,IagAEy EFt
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

Ousasd " Na,]slsls nd = n DOR Tpssss.
-. --.s.--lz.--.-.-.-.-.---.
The hotl!a hes pssssd Fort Randolph, on its
way 70 hsapAia
The io.lsvieg dhpaach was, ysstrdsV, ~.
osivsd q u Navy Dspartnsat: IA .s ..s
... ..''"a 'f1sf' OAIno, Jsns ., 1852.
Hon. Grpsss wsLlsa a.l Fi" Fi.' -r. " 7. a,. ...'
Ssorstirt Of The Navy: i9gGiig r7
rhs dipaAeh boat last night, reports ~
svscustiss II Fort Pillow, and IL occupsaiou
By our TROOPS.
Most Of he 1,lilla bad pansd below Ran
dolph. '' '''4. . -. -. I4 .za ,.'t,,. Z
sI DO 20 ,,la 50 An. PRssock, n, li,,, 4,,. - 9
g'ah '.i i' CON Oomuandst, 10. "a
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

AAepAelbsss mAiV Dye-Hhs Lest an
Ns Wsrl4.-Wnlhh X. DafsNslots ssssbrstsd
Hair Dys prolssss s1los -nos v be d,stinslishsd
fsoo nafu's; ~ y injufs III Halr IN the
o,.,.. 3. ~ ssY 3 - ssp 81 - q m susTf 1ai
HAIR lnstaatiy tafSs splsndid Black or Brown,
IsaviaG ths hHir m ND -bsastifsl. Sold BY eli
Dfueeiss, 10. =" 1dI hol7hISI1T9 5l1nr5Tl = TI
sr me 0ssuiss h sis,sd WILLIAM A.
pATCHEIOR, ~ ~ fsswNss$ AskS~p sdlOal
\ FsctoFy, No q Barclay street, (Lsts rs Broad
way as< 10 Dsa1., New Isst og,guy n nly
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

- AVBpscial SOtfos.-On and sfter Tuesday;
April 1862, The trains o ths Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad viii uomnsns unniss daily, (8uudays
sxoeptsd) leaving t.is Station at7.lo D. m, and
'soaneoipg u wsshingtoo junction with Mail
Train faR oil parts Of the West vsa Wheeling or
farhsrsbsrs. Through tickets sold and baggage
sAsoked. a- 15 ". r. SAkrH,
"a .5s,s n. Of transportation ,. 40. RR.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

fAsEARY l1LfRApH.
vdeuatio( of Fort Fillow CON.
~ %hrpee
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