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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-26
THF EOVIYGF

MoCLELLGE's HEADoUARTERs. Nav a.
pom tIom the army correspond en-, of the Associated
:, Ihe drsying Of the rebels from fhe vicinity oi
NeW brt1ge hv our artillery Tesferdsy was fl
,,1Ne,l ~ - nay bv recnnnnisaure enpnosed If the
~ hicniRan. Col Woodbury. and a SQUAD o.
me q Cavalry Thirty men Of the 9Th Michi-
e, ~ succeeded n getting between four GONNA
mics Of the 5fh LGuisana and a brigade of tha an
emy snd a'tseked them uuexpectpdIy. killing
anout e0 woundmg IS and captured 81. We had
slightly.
70 day Stousman's Brigade. together with Da-
Cl1sen's advanced from New Bridge M the
Chickahominy n ElIfsnn's ATflIs. on ReIIis Greek
here they encountered four regiments Of rebels,
With nine pieces Of srtillery and some cavalry
", ne Th and Georgia regiments. under How
eil CoOh were poeted 10 resist our advance 70 Ne
chaniezvil'e- After about $50 rounds from our
artillery the rshpls withdrew
A parftnn af Davidsan'a Brigade followed. Int
nigat enming on. thew pncamped within 800 ysFi-
o. me enemy. At dsvlieht The batteries on both
s,oee opened but the fire was too hot for the rsb
els, 90 they Withdrew.
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faON LAEn aVPRRIoR The steamer Iron
City Capt Turner, arrived n. This port from
Aako Superior Saturday morning. From
De clsFk. ~. holland. We got she following
nSmOruAda Df AaF liripR- she Left OfsOna-
EOn Tuesday. tfay %, . Z ocioek d. M
= 4 R.ver Al 8 o'clock A. - Edaassday,
touching st Eagle HarbOr and Copper HaF-
Dor. Len Marquotio on Wednesday, ct 10
o'olook ?. u. The Schooner lliddlssaK and
steamer Traveller we're Il Marquette, bound
down. The steamer Illinois passed Copper
HarbOg, bound down, on Wednesday morn
ing, and lay 81 anchor six miles above On
toaagon during The severe snow storm Of
Saturday night and Sunday last, having un-
shipped her ruddor and carried away her
shoe. The IIOn Oily lay st Copper Harbor
during thO gale, and The Traveller ct Mar
quotto. The sea vas very heavy as Mar
quotiss carrying away MessrS. Woimoro 3
Co.'S new coal dock. The storm was said
. - more severe Than any thing exp erionoed
thete for TX or seven years. The Iron City
leit TIE esult on ThuBdsy at O'Clock P. NJ. |
Passed schooner John Wobbaf of White Fish /
Point. Net steamer City Of Cleveland, and !
bark Cleveland. Schooner Herald and scoW /
koscus Weroatthe sault, and uchoonsr Fret |
laf q anohogaboVo Ohuroh's. Saw schooner
George Davis below the Nebish ct anchor, |
and bound down. Net propeller Mineral |
Rock and q large number OF Bail vessels
bound down, on Laks Huron, with q strong
sasi wind. The Iron City brought down $50
TONS Of copper from the National, Cliff and /
Ph0nix mines; also 20 tons Of pig iron, q
quantity Of miscellaneous freight, and afair
lumbsr Of passengers. She leaves again for
Lake Superior, from Hussey 4 MoBride's
lock, 81 o'clock this evening.
The steamer Traveller arrived from Lake
superior yesterday morning. Her news Is
anticipated By that of the Iron City. She
caves for Lake Superior tomorrow evening
It o'clock, from Il. 0srretsoR's dock.
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RRAnnuIFNr IssrF.

ISDIAEAPoLfs, Nay 25.
An over issue OF Tndiaua fiVe per cent. bonds
has been discovered in New York. amounting 70
over $40 00J The fraud was discovered BY the
officers Of the State some time ago but was sui
feTed BY the advsce Of D. S Dickinson, and A.
Oakley Hsil, .. s District Attorney Of New
York, beosuss Il was believed By keeping the
matter quiet, large amount OF the fraukulent
bonds could be recovered and cauceiled Pursu
ing this pols y. Col Hud-on present agent Of the
State, has received about 500 o00 of The ffaufu
lent issue, leaving 1t T. thought not over $500 OOU
IN the market. These frauds were all perpeirl-
ted By D. g. StOVer, who acted a. c ERIK for John
A. Cravens for a few mon'hs. and on the resignR
lion Of CraYeDss was appointed Agent Of the
State.
A wealthy banker and 3 stock broker IN New
YOTk are implicated as accomplioes- Prior 70
March, 1853. The agent Of the State kept In his
possession blank bonds duly signed and seaed
requiring only 70 be hl'ed 10 aud signed By the
agent. An act Ofthe Legislature Of the llih OF
March prohibiting the Issuing Of these bonds
apd all issued IN this way ub.squeut 70 thai date
are void. The fraudulent bonds are signed John
A. Cravens, Agent Of the STATE, By d. q stores
Clerk
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Cox. FooTI AID TIE sogs OF NEW EHe-
LLND.-Ths letter Of Commodore Foote in
reply 70 the Communication Of the Sons Of
New England residing IN New York, invit-
ing him to visit that city and aooopt pub
lie reception, opPearu in the New York
papers. We copy the following paragraphs 4:
Forced away temporarily from my COM
mand, by disease resulting from my wound,
received st Fort Donelson, and considered BY
the surgeons not only as immediately dan
Ferous, but impairing, for the time, my efi-
cheney, am enabled, BY the considerate
kindness Of the Secretary Of the Navy, to be
here with my brothers, in 3 secluded part Of
the city, where all that kind attention and
good nurBing can accomplish for the earliest
possible restoration Of my health wiz be
done, so far as to enable me to rejOin our
brave officers and men, in battling for the
continued success Of our arms IN su8tAining
the supremacy Of the Union. ff
trust, therefore, that you, and those
whom you represent, will see that cannot
consistently, as am unable physically, visit
New York at the present time, and take
the hbsrtY % enclose yoE copies Of q CORE
epoudence between myself and The citiEenE
Of Cleveland, making it part Of the COM
munioation, which VIII further show, that
until such time 90 my health greatly i'm
proves, snd ny present mission q eecom-
plished, I should be compelled 70 decline
your hsttering honoTs even were / now 10
your city. if A4-3
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SHOULD n LOOEED To.-Daring the SUM
mar evenings, the Lake bank, Partieulariy
bstWosu Seneca and oatsEio siTests, il q
common and most inviting resort for hun
drsds Of ladies' end gentlemen, many Of
them our bsst citizens. Large numbers Of
veEy bad boys sro also in the hsbit Of col
lIscting there, and frequently grossly insult
respectable citizens. We have thus early
this sasson been spoken to in references 70
8Ehis, and urged 70 call the attention Of the
PoIies = Gssse young raScalH. We hope
ithsy viii BE- looked to, and such measures
taken 10 prevent these disagreeable occur
,.rs,-.s 81 nav beneoaaaary.
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= PrrsEs AID sHEUBs.-MsssFS. Elliott 4
Co, sssdmen, South side Of the Public
s-uars, VIII aecept our Acknowledgements
for collsogsu Of plants aud flowers Ssnt
% adcln The Editorial ean0sum, and % con-
SANITY ana pleasantly remind rs that they
have frn sssbrtnsnt Of articles in that line,
sWsl1 e. eyergrssni, seeds epttings, &C.,
~, which they dispose Of IS The most salts
ssStory rates. All n want Of any trees
plants, shrubs, seeds, Sc, VIII do ven tOcall
upon EIliots 4 Co.. Where thsy cannot fad
. bs suited.
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RRnnI mIssnrRI

CAPE GIRARpEAu, May IS.
Dispatches from Col. Daniels, OF the 1sf Wis
eonsin Cavalry, dated Camp Langrangs, Dunk-
lin couny, contain accounts Of the capture % the
rebel steamer Daniel z. KILLER, on the st. Fran
els river, laden with stores of provision and q
company of troops for Memphis.
The Colonel captured the picksts Of the bost
and came upon the boat Itself before It was Oui
of rife shot distance. IN return to the command
to "lay-tO, the enemy sent 8 volley ofmusketry.
Col. Daniels then brought TO bear upon them 3
brass six FOUNDER, which, after sending one shot
through her hall, and another through her wheel
house, killing Lieut.. Col Lewis and one private
and Wounding three others, caused the steamer
TO surrender.
About sixty prisoners were taken, among whom
was one Colonel. None Of the FederalB hurt.
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Ny brother, BenOni Blackmore, left his
home, near Louisville, Ashland county, o.,
on the Sth inst, for the purpose of coming
to this city to purchase q saw, and has not
been heard of since. Any information tend
ing to his discovery or whereabouts, left at
the johnson House, in Cleveland, O., be-
tween this and P. N. on the 9Th inst, or
sent to the uudersigned ct Cincinnati, Ohio,
will be thankfully received BY his numsrouB
friends, and duly rewarded.
map2A-5t Dawson BLlcEroRT.
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FROm WASHINGTON.

MAHHTNdToN, Nay =.
The Potter investigating Committee haa coz
tinued in session, giving an opportunity to be
heard to those whose diRloyalty Is impugnsd By
on the representation Of the COMMITTEES, about
800 dlsioyal goYernmsnt employees have been
dismissed, the heada Of depa' 'tmsntl having gen.
erally acted upon the repNrts.
All the claims against the Government, 90 far
GO they are officially known to the SeerstEry Of
the Treasury, have been paid
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sOUFHFRN NFRs.

NORFOLK, Nay a
Desertefs from Petersburg zay thar in conse
qupnca Of the scarcity nf provisions the army At
richmond were much demnralizsd
Large numbers are deserving dairy. They have
oeen lately on half TatiOns. They say fully
halt the army would desert IL they had an op
partunity. but the rebels intend making desper
ate resistance
AZ soon a. disposition is shown By Norfolk
people 70 return 70 their allegiance the port will
pe opened and former status restored. No such
DISPOSITION e yet manifested
Shonld Richmond be captured. hundreds Of
Nortolkites would openly declare for the UuiOn.
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sgFPLIEs yOR GHE s1IH.-Nr. Louis Ritter
left this city Saturday evening to 60 to
Princeton, Va, with quantity Of stores for
the s7th Germany Regiment, in which our
German fellow citizens srs largely repre-
sented. The German Ladies' Aid soclsty
and the Soldiers Aid Society for Northern
Ohio furnished the supplies.
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A CARD To THE LADIES.
= DR. DUPONOO,s
Golden Plls fOF Females.
InfaIIible in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing all Distractions, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful as Pre-.


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Of ne Nenans These Pills are nothing new, but
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10 Frnnoa end Ameriea, with unparalleled arceeBs
n eYery case, and tt e urged by many 9housane a
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fr the aieviatiOn Of those suffering from any iFreg
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~ fImIly Whsra hSalth viii not PsFuit g. Females
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~ sTs oSuffoned a7Ainat u1lnR thsse Fills while Il
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ofhe4VTi1e tho Pills are Tooo1En1ood. lui a1d c1-
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LAOIE2 l-oT aeldlng SloQ o ollher oifh above
nGeni1 shlgugh the suioVela1d Post Oeei can hett
the Pills sent % any part oi the country or CITY
fc1 alIl and ires Of pos eg9 oy Toturl Eeell.
n. Bs-Lock ont for counttrsalts. buy no Golden
Pills Of eny Eino unless sFory box Il eignod >. u
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bus only those Eho show the HiRpafuro 81 8. ID
Howe "a sgurF box, which has rocantiy besn addat
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| fnFrodisEia oomPoGilg the ab0Eo Pins ars mad
known Q e!ysEE Ags7t, ed ihsy sil tsll gou thsJ
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a CgUPLR OF lTuRDERs.

GRANVILLE. May 25.
The son Of Aaron '. Brown. former Governor
OF Tennessee. was killed recently IN Arkansas by
thr oVerseer Of his plantation.
A pqssenR ffom New ORLEANS Rays that AZ the
bos,on Club Rooms in thntcity. Judge Price shot
fatally Dr. Alexander Hensley both Of hatciiy.
! be alteration was concerning submitting 10
Federal authority in New OrleaUs
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- One hundred and Ssysnty-sve doses
Of AcOnite, Bell, Nux, or any other Home
psthic Medicine, pure and fresh, following
ten pills 70 dOse) sent BY mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cent?
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, n
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio,
Established Is49.
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Adiulant General b OH

sloE soLDmRS.-Ths following sick men
bsssof the 4lst Regiment o. ", were brought
to Louisville from Pittsburg Landing on
Wednesday night last, BY the steamer Silver
Noon, ..lsr.-ff .I.a.
J. W. Perkins, Compsny F, dyssntery.
]. A. Walker, Co. z, chronic diarrhea.
J. D. simmonds, Co. B, chronic diarEhea.
r. H. Camp, Co. d, rheumatism.
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EXPLOsTOH-T0sa oVTTFF

DETRoET. MaY Z5.
The boilers Of the fug "ZauaVeD eEnl0ded on
Laks y Clair 1T y n'clOcIC tn dsv, kllinR Cspt
" Lee. Second Engineer VIM. a. Dnwuer.
T, John Burial, the cook and one fireman. Boat q
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EoRH HHH.

Ar. Wilson introduced a bill ratifyiBg the
Presidents aston in calling out more men
than authorized under the act of August and
authorizing him TO call cut seven hundred
thousand volunteers.
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FROM FoRTRRss eiONROP.

FoRTREss MOSRoE. Maya.
By steamer Terry. arrived from NeVbarn. We
leatn ihst he Amerioin Tag was raised it RaIefgh
some few days sg0 by the eiiizpns No particu-
lars have been received. The news was brught
BY flag OF truce
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Ds0-uR UPor BAsH1o.--Ths Police on
ssturday hight msde a decent upon house
sf pIodtitutIOn kept By Ephrsim AskaFmsn,
81 Ch6mpIain ssFsst, snd took into custody
,uaa losgod N the Station ths keeper and
EloIa De Forest, Emolins NoCloud ana
BsEsha Rsussh, inmstsI, snd Geo. Mcbride.
vIsftdF. Ths house WuB Emcng The vilolt
NHk poalIblo - diIsElmiaatA
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Tn FIRH-The fire yesterday morning,
between 3 and o'clock, destroyed q two
story frame dwelling house on Lake strssis
near the Pittsburg shopS. Our efforts to as
certain further par iculars were fruitlsaa.
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@Merchants in want Of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call at 215
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles ean be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf hats and Shaker
Hoods BIZ the case or dozen.
April Z. E.. ". PECK,
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DeAI-a -@---I
reoonnoitering party lIom fopeg command
had a sI-irmlsh yesterday, resriiing ~ complete
rout Of three rebel Tes iments, with loss Of their
knapsacks, blankets and hayeTsacks several killed
iI1tuts ed in Coz fusion zacross the GIeek Orr
Icss Is four wounded
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Motir5' Mrns7haEs.- This capital troupe,
whose sassrtsinmsnts are sTaryEhere re-
esivas with great delight Eill give the hrSt
Of thiso entertainments ct Bmiaard'S Hall
this sys1inR. Every member Of the COM
panY 3 said 70 be star IN his line. Dick
sands, ths clog dancer, hs5 ths rsPutatlOa
of bsiAg ansqualsd,
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MsuLRLhtws PeoaRnsa

HeDLkLIfW FtuuRD1I
Ir l WAsHtueIon. 1lay1 -
Aecieiian fe f5Fts Progfsss 10 front 81 Rlot.
mOnd.
Gen. Hallsek has been joined By Gen. Curtis's
tOrce.
A despatch received tonight states that Bsui1
made good bis retreat across ths POi0mae e WI
Transport
Gen- 5aXton commands At uarpel's Ferry. Lha
cliy is intensely excited bF iutsliigeuos fI1m -
VALLEY Of che Shenandoah
Banks fought the enemy six hours.
he rebels are Understood 70 Be adTR1clng froa
winchester 70 Harper's Ferry. Our troops are
being reinforced.
Rumors say that Jackson Is adVancfl7 % Gups
port EEeli and Johngcn- Ib e also stated dat
there is still another force behind him.
Prompt means have been taken % meet he eE-
igency.
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H. DOyOu know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, ct wholesale, ai
III Bank strestf Please call and zee before
making your purchases. NJ
ap1:$s9 J. MAsuRY.
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fe1eAAueg VI may -
Roldiers on sick leave belonging to the
commszd OF Maj. General Hallsck, who are
ready TO return 70 duty, will report 70 the
medical oGicer Of the nearest post or hospi-
tal, and obtain certificates. Those north Of
the National Road will report ct Gam POhase.
Those south Of that rosd will report at the
Post Hospital at the Soldiers Homs in Gin
cinnatl. On presentation Of The surgeons
certificate Of fitness for duty the o. 8. Quar-
teEmGster ct Columbus or cincinnati win
provide transportation to the proper rssI-
ment. The principal railroad stations ere
provided with passes by the Quartermastsr
General Of this State, By which Ohio volun-
teers absent on sick leave may reach the
nearest medical officer at q low rate Of fare.
By order CHAs. ". HILL,
Adiutant GenaraI of Ohio
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IMPORTAET TO sOLDTHRs on sIuK LHAvE =
Soldiers sl home on sick leave havshsretOfors
found much trouble in returning to their
regiments upon their recovery, no provision
having bsan made for that purpose We
are glad TO sec that Gov Tod has taken hold
Of the mstter. He has caused lhs following
notice to be issued: A
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HJDSoE's UERIYALLED ToOTH PASTE Is
winning for itself unbOunded praise wher-
ever introduced. Try it.
For sale By Strong & Armstrong, J. q. 4
A. 8. Gcrham, n. @. Brewer, G. ". Clark,
and Druggists generally. apSO:R1T
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EsW OEUHOH.- Ths cornsr-stOne Of new
Catholic Church ct NeWbuEgh vas laid yes
tsrdsy. The Father Mathew TemPersnss
Society, IN rsgalia, beaded bY thair band,
end accompanied b. large number Of elite
Gems Of ths Catholic faith, went out in q
special train IN the morning 70 witness the
asramonv. -1l
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FR0m oArRO

A Vunboas rsconnoisanoa yestarday discovered
a rsSsi faef Al Fulton, about two milsl below,
Thsrs Z no further doabt but hat .Fsbal Ttil
hold e.
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% For fresh Homeopathic Nedicinss
IN Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of AM
strength, call ct HalI's, II Public Square.
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SELF-RDHESlVE TEETH.
CRLF.ADHRsIYE FERTHl
lr.. nALLIwELLS 3 o.NIELs, Dsa.lI'',
VIraosr - eas OR -

Eslabii5ned IN ls55, sea b lids q Rlo- SCI lAloi
Ogsr hurchiifl %. 8 ctoro- a
Magticaftns feeIn, WIla flexible 5A9es ioE eeies
comfort and nhtnrsl appsarauee zen nstln3
rfara ., fls q eFl1csd b. nu1lI Qll lealillq-lal
ahlch can b sea o. our on.el Is eEtirelg lupof-
s-Iss Ia crdinaly metrod1- AL ahafp edges ard
sFoidec has q rLtI eton - roofs or ang pain
fdf orsretioa Whiis t1e a. is u lh moat ulerrinl
go eeF he success which cur system has schisF-
- hn9 iIlfrc-d many i1if at0rd. t1erglcEe h1E
10 sfsrs fhEI the criEinar can b Eund
OEsY At CUB Is ESrABbIsHHEnT
N, 3. We ssrd car pamphiss ol the Tsosh, post-
,Es frps, vhidh shoaii - r'ad b. ~. srfleE1
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COrlOn.

s-.rs NAsAVILLs, Kay ..
Cottoa sold On 8aiueday at = cehis for gold,
and g cent? for Union and Flautersi Bank notes.
PlaaIsrS rstass al olher money tor eotto1.
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sKIRMISH NEAR RICHMONDi
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apCIRLLANys ARmV.
AoCLELLAH'8 HEAD-QUARTERs,
(Isn Diles ron Riehmond,)

A-~NkAaAAA NnNFNuAhEAHat
Ten Bile ron Rlchmondl
May "a. 1884.
gur troops have crossed ths Chiokahominy 1t The
tlllioaa and Bottoms bridges ant now udy post.
lon one and halt miles beyond. Few Of the enc.
mys piekeis can be seen. In front ii stoneran's q
advance et New Madrid strong guard OF rebels are
visible. From the best information Il has been a. .
eartalned that the enemy haVs selected position
three or i0ur miles this side Of Richmond 10 our
troops The federal advance ia nov seven mile from
kichmond. Further progress will be necessarily
SLOW. Tho only matter Of interest to day was the
river at New Bridge.
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PRIETRR WANDA good Job Printer is
wanted ct this Office. Apply at Job Room.
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Washington, May "a
ENGNoIPAFIoH.

Senator Sumner presented petition for
emancipation, signed BY eight thousand Wo-
man
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9HB COUH g,
.s,.rtsf 6S-wou Piss..


JUBeE FoOF The only busiuess dono d
Saturday was sentencing Harry Betfison,
Who plead guilty 70 burglary and larceny,
20 onsysarin.ths RsnitsntiSry. .....
a' " CIVIL nRlHoHEs. s''i 7h
JUDaEs BOLFOE AND OoggIHRaRRT.--In She
cases Of Neh, Administrator, ~. the O. O.
& o. R. 3. Company, aYsrdiO. for defend
emit vas rsturasd.
VIM. Dras vs Cleveland, Psinesvills and
AshlabulA Railroad Company, was set for
trial today, The action iS for damages for
injuries sustained BY plaintiff.
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FUaITTVIBILL,

Mr.. Wilson also presented bill smenda-
VOry Of the fugitive slave law, which provides
for trial BY jury at which witnesses, includ-
ing the claimant and fugitive, may be exam.
ined. Appeals are to be from the District
Court, where trial takes place, to the Circuit
Court and thence to the Supreme Court
A fugitive released on bail must have sufi-
clent sursties for his appearance from time
to time, in value equal to that for his ser
vice or lsbor in the State whence he eE-
capped.
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DAWSON BLAcEHORE.

~ Sixteen pages Of sheet music for five
cents ct Everett 3 Wilson's. my2s sss-IK
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HoUsE FURHIsHIEa ARTIoLES.-At the old es-
tablishment Of W. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Croekery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description Silver Plated Ware
CT the best quality; Tea Trays; Table Mats; Bri-
tannla Wara Coal on Lamps; Gas Fixtures
Toilet Ware; Bathing Apparatus; Refrigeration
Of the most improved kinds; Water Coolsrs; Toe
Cream FFeezers; Toe Chests, sizes; Table Cut
lery, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays; and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well IS ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
nrnnntlE -executed By eEperienced workman.
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The Defenees at Charleston /!

Mrs. JEFF. Davis at Raleigh.