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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Tho combination Of ingredients in these
Pills Is the result Of y long and extensive prac
tice. They are mild In their operation, and
certain In CORE citing all Irregularities, Painful
Menstr,iations, = removing all obstructions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache.
pain in the side, palpitation Of the Heart.
whites, all nervous affections htsterics, ia
tigue, pain In the back and limbs, &c. disturb.
cd slsep, which arise from interruption OF na
ture.
DR. CHEEEsNfAN's PILLS
was the commencement of n new era in the
treatment Of those irregularities and obstruct
tions which have consigned so many to PH..
xArrRE GRAVE. No female oygcan enooJ d
health unless she rs regular, and whencver-a
obstruction takes placlth bee, the general he a
gins to decline.
DR. CHEEEsMAN's PILLS
are the most enectual remedy ever known for
all complaints peculiar to females. To I'll
cIassos they are Invaluable. inducing, ruth GER
sainty, periodical regularity. They are known
to thousands throughout The country, having
the sanction Of some OF the most eminent Ply
sioIans in America. Explicit directions, sta
ting wheu they should not be used, with each
bsx-the Price 81 per box, containing IRON 90
TO 90 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting To
tho Proprietor. old by druggists generally
II. B. HUTCHlNG. PgorRigToR,
20 Cedar street, New York.
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THE GREFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES !

A RE prepared under the Immediate super
"A vision of of u skilful Physician and thoy
may be elied upon in all cases.
The Intelligence Of the community Is not in.
suited by the offer OF the single medicines
which claims to CURE ALL DISEASES, but tho
IGraienberg Remedies consist of eleven differ.
ent Medicines, all unequaled In the cure of
the disease for which they are recommended
among which may be selected one appropri.
ate 10 any OF the diseases incident 10 this
country and climate.
ASTHE GR4EFENBERG VEG ETABLE
PILLS are better than any Othe kInu oi Pills
n the oldPrlce ~ cents.
SS THE GREFENBERG UTERINE CATH.
oLlCoS IN an lniaIlible remedy iVr all Female
dlseasesPrice sl,j
AA-THE UTERINE CATHOLICON will also
cure Gravel, diseases OF the Kidneys, urine dif.
1oultlos IN males.
m THE CRlEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA
is Dy iar the most powerful and eificaoious
compound In useprice 81,
~ THE GR1EFENBERG DYSENTERY SY.
huf rs n CERTAIN and quick remedy iOr all
diseases OF The bowesPrlce cents.
"a THE GRdsFENBERG PILE kEM EDY
never rails 10 permanently relieve Tins dis.
lresslns dlsease-Price 81,
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UnioN School: Mn. EoIroR: propose
TO give q statement OF the Union School,
from the CONNER cement OF the current
school year 10 the present time:
The High School Department opened on
the 18th Of August, 1862. The Grammar
School and Lower Department, the middle
of Sep embet following.
Thus far the teachers feel that they have
been dilgent, active aud successful. Some
things, however, have occurred, over which
they had no control. which caused painful
feeling, yet in view of the general charac-
ter Of the schools, there is reason for con-
graduation. The lower Departments have
been crowded, whilst the High School, con-
sidering the fact that most OF our young
men tave gone to school of sterner char
acter, has been well attended.
The following are the teachers in the va
rious departments:
High School-E. Miller, Miss. NJ. E. Zerbe.
Grammar Schoel--Mss N. RICKETTS,.
Secondary School-Mr. John Bowman.
Primary School, No. l--Mrs. 4. Morris.
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disease. cold scltes snnrwlnle ~ llt l'iy inid /"
structs Its natural functions. llus". II nj IrlicS'
react upon themselves nd the sii'tihiis usgiuS ir'
dnrng general nggrgiiaiiJn snihring nnl Isg1i.'
While Ia this condition. oppressed Icy ll3 iihg'ueii
take Ayers iflls aud u w @i'o.i il,ey rsorc =,
natural action It the syst m, anl with il The hury ~
feeling of health again Whit * true ail ~ apparVn
this trivial aud common coup llint. u alp rup IN nv
Of tho deep seated aud dungeons d.irnprrs. Tlr
purg alive cfuCt cNprls ihrn. tau"sl hN sntnr o>t
lions anal ertus scmens 81 ~" natural uich'is "t ~
bH,. they rirlly, nul n,ly NJ them surely, ru
ly the same mras. Nom wltI know ht Vrtu oi ~
I'ills, will neglect tn employ them When suffering n
the disorders they cure.
Statements from lciding rhvsirhni ~ snn'c "f
principal cities, and from Onl well knean r',i'
sons
From F1loIrdinq Wic'ui II L''is, Ub. !, lSir
DR hYrR; Your lllS nte tn par'g''i If i'll ihnt
gryt IN mriiirnp. Thay have cured M, hiu' dausii
OF ulccrnu- upon hur tir and r't Tint l,l ir
ncnrtblc Tor Years. Her nriicr rt1 hrru lnh; g,v
ously afflicted with blutcl"' all PIN .'s"n her skin
IN her hair. Amer nur rhii "H- ciiel -'i als' TAI
your rills and they have cured her.
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A Y h r. S
CATHARTI(
PILLS.

Arr ,ni sick. f'yl,r. ~
complaining Are ,uupMl
order with your sy.t,iu +,
ranged, and your Eclinl,
c,.inluriai,lrr These slh
iums lir ollvn tie prv'uar
sriitu- ilinFs,i. s,au" ~
sirks... j. crct dug upon
anl should bc urrird hl
Timely u.c Of ihc right ~
cdy. Take Ayers i'il,~, a.
clvnlsr uiii ilit 'lisul,lrred J
m"gs-- purity i'n lhHal q
let the iluid, u"vr ~ IN
Strnripd In H.. dili ltu
They stimulate the lnuulht.
II Tie ho,ly h,tn vigurnu, O.
uviiy. purity tie system f.,
A.. s.l..Ntat.sI 4. 49, "A IstaIa tat
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Constipation. .costiVeness, Suppression.
R'.cnm", isni, ,iout, Neuralgia, Drop-
So, PHrHiy sis, Fits, etc.

F'm Hr j. T. lo"gLn, Mbi,od Cn,,la
Too much cauuot he said nl your riils for the cure If
"H.""ss lf"lhcrs uf our Ilnirgliiy Lave Gnud then
|"licmiius ~ lar" they should in me In IrN'aiu.
NJ II ter the w. min M The uuliil,rg who suffer nuii
lat rHnpi,nI which, although lml enough in Itself
he pldscnitT ~ "irrs that M, Wur~r. IcIiryr CO.
hr."cs i"mrintr iu the liver iu yir ris affect flu
'rean aud cure the disease,
F,"m Ms. y. Sunni, PigsiriaA apd MainiE, B.i,n.
auj "uc two hrir ,s,s of your pnS iakru Mt II,
roper Tine at "N",lr Iltin,iNr nl the HIn,ut ycrr
~" ~hrn wholly "r partially 'nlGcs-rll and also yerr
irriuil Ia ri'''"sr a d"in'ch and rFI "srhS. The,
tr' ~ nl,'h the st ply sic NO layt that recommend
10 oii'rr I" my lslIirihs.
"om he Rec. Dr. Hu"lfs afHe MG,Ilis' Ej,it ChHych
rrLi gi uorsF. sa,annuli. dn. Jni g. 1885.
li'Nonrn Sini ,h"nli bs nnsRt,rl 81 ibs r.iI,f.
"nr skill has hpus me " lii nnt report my clsr
~. c"i'l sitlcd IL my llnh'Hnh hr'nsli "a cscrn
aiins Hea,"gic ia'ps, which tllrl IN chryir ihsAma
'sm. Notwithstanding lei Tho lr't ~ py.ids, ilr
li,eisr grew al uni ly The nl,ir-.f yni
xrrllc "nl ~ ialiimr' ID NIuckc,zi,, triyl ,ei
lls Their effects slnw lnt ,nrc. q, ,trseyerinl
u the n'' "I lhfm, nm now entirely we'll
sfHIre cntmEp, r"lil Ronse, IA. Dec. 1865
Dn. AYgn have hrc,i entirely cured by your rms -
Hc"mfc G"af-a lalun dlsras' liil hal AFFLICTED M
'"r years. iiACENT SLlD!i.L
ca Nost ~ the rn- In mnri 81 cnniiin Murcnr.
,h,h althuurl yalInIllr f-,noy In ,Lilful ian.ls
innseris In i'ul'it iAi, f'aA sla alrr'ful cons
Inrne"S That iralnHlly IIW is inauttris usr. 1lhr
'nialn II" n"rrury az iHincral Snl',lauce whatever
Price, rs cents per Box, or : Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J, C AVER & CO, Lowell, Mas
eg. For salo by =. D. FREY, and u 4 j. N.
HUBER, FHDLAY, Ohio.
GILBERT, FAIL Il CO., Vanlue;
Y. BARNEY, McOomb;
ID. PETERS 4 SON, Arcadiai
J.B. EATON, Benton;
THOMAS STARKS. Arlington;
y, MAiION Il SONS, Wiiliamslown;
-
j. WALTER, West lndependencejA g
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard;
And by Druggists and Merchants generally
Throughout he United States and Canadas.
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LANawoRTHY's
East India Dyspepsia Care
't And
Female Regulator.

DURIN0 my abssnoe IN The war fbis med.
~ cine will be made by nay vile, and that VI
MY make can only be had in Findiay Ul lssAEL
GREES or ). NJ. llrBEis& Co. - n 9a
Road the following siaiemonts, 14s1
u. b. IlURp says -" Alter taxing u foT
irengihonng medicine after 4 At ofsckhess,
| would say that tho Butchers ought % favur
It's sale, for the appetite Il gaye me was
enough to consume n boof week.
RoBgRr BoNNER says -"Dr bangwcfthy:. At.
your suggestion, bought ior. my daughter,
who was sufc rtng under s,iDo OF tho peculiar
diseases incident to hor sex, n boiilo OF tho
East India D, spepsa Cure. D. has done her ~
much good that must have snrther bottle.
Esq. JoRpAS, Of Arcadia, Say g. ''Yonr med.
cine has d,no me more good than any nodi.r
cine ever Took 5tsfsrsr .a.sa teg a iar 81
refer any. patient confidently W t.e iollewS
ing persons who themselves or their f;lniIios
nave used III: -... :. ~. N -
Paul sours, Cashier findlsy Bank,
X. B. Hurd, Chester Church,
X. s, Baker, s. Bcrgmtn.
Dr. Hudson, DR.. Bcech, =
Samuel r. Gray. Dcnnis Lee,
Amos Hartman, J. u Vanduren.f
''Tho unrv,,led sales OF this medicine is IN
mstakublo evidence of its intrinsic value, -
rToSfotf1 NstrS ~ q
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bilious Disorders Liver complsia..,

F''m m. Tlr s'ors IN, af Nr,r iigL or.
Not only y,nr ril- r,hr,ly adapted ii their pu
niHrvut. ut hml urir lsnriciL ,airis mjfu
~ Liver NrIy maikc,l itl,rr THY have ia NY ur,r
II"Vrd MR. ,i,riunl fr tho ,rr hf biaHs c,m
hlUds tlian amy riurly ,r'u incnihat sincerely
jo'7t hat W. lHis nj lrIh IorIsette Nhici h wur
o., I''' cw,lhlrrrc vI the iiulaia ssi ilc Is"llc
UrArt,uSr or THE i3gni1n
Washington u. - aih fch. lSjG.
SlE have used Asiir i> any ,esiril ui hospital
riIlt-utuI ua'ir trin aud tiund hesitate tu
i,N az" tlw hvsi 'uilrutIc rnIdny irir r'eil-
Jlu: "'th'u tr liver j. quick nit decided rnllrr
untly il'l n'lni alc icirly Gr drrins srnriiis
4 that uEnn, lnd,'l, liarc suhiin found u cHsr ur
oiS suis' h-liuuc that II did not readily Yield iu
hvt. iIM,hHl y'ur, AII1.XJ BALL, ". u,
I..t.,c.dn ,,I ftr Ui,,ur II,,bilt a.
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AS "a Family PhysIS.

Tiom ~. 2. u. tiUWI4IL .Ntic OllTlNs.
yonr rills the prince or pirgS. Their rN''"ll'
qualities surlass any riilariic We Ir~~'~s Tley
nild hut very certain nni eiTtitil ~ iin.r nrii
howcls which makes them Invaluable 10 ~ IN the ia,
treatment OF disease
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The average daily attendance has been
rs per cent.
The branches Of study taught and the
number in each, in tue high school are os
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pysentcry, p,orrh~n, i,ernr, worms.

II"H' ~, v Q, HIt-'I n fIft'yt
N"ur Fls luNr hal i,ng iiial IN ny prnrlirr nhi
,ui ilr'm in rstru ui the l-t Hl"rrnis has,
s'rr Iunl 1iwii Alternative clir,t ~ the ,cr nl,hri
heni rycorui remedy. WHEN given LA small nsrs f
doRs 'igse"hr RI awi aGurh,nL finii sneni-coniiii.
innkrs hnsi i"y acceptable ud cD,rnlri Er the ,ls,
1 w"uien aud ciiilpn.
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W,gSIw, Wyoming C,.. y. Y, Oct. ~, lSai.
DE,H sIn uni nsliG. y.Gr Csiiariir ls in ~, p,7n
l' aud tnl ilci eNrcnt pursniiNr ~ cLaIlse III.
.ysrm nud p".iigH .i"it,H,, n hr H,Ds.
JJliS u. MEACflAM ND
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Dyspep,ia, immunity oc ths Roo

Finm i,p.J. !. H~,s, Eshr u lI,,nt th",e,, BadDn
DR Ag'Ei Lave used yur ri'l, with extraordinary
luces' ia hy family hil ~. fliN called 10 yi.
II di'iri-S. 7" regulates ihr organs uf digestion and
ilA axe ll' ri, the, the Nr, best Irl.ly have
,I ku WI, anJ cuniidniiy rrvuni,n.rI Them in
~ ht'nl-. Yours, H. \. HINES.
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Capt. Co. A, Gibson l,eg't U. ). Army
FtSpLAY. August 10, 1851. re ~
Notice to Teachers.
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier.

Fxpt,y. November Sd, 1899.
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FROM NORFOLK.
Union Meeting at Portsmsuth-Confrn"
bauds' RepOrts-Weidcn Captured
FNm Our Specia CorTe,pondent.


NoRYoIK, May 80 1862.
The Union meeting beld at the City Hall, in the
City OF Portsmouth, yesterday P. Ne, notwtbstand-
ing the tempest of wind and rain, was attended by
between 500 and / 600 persons-an attendance fully
equal 10 tie most sanguine expectations Several
patriotic and whoe-souIed Union addresses, which
were warmly applauded, and series of resolutions
were unanimously adopted the sense Of the meet
Ing that there was no cause for the Rebelhon that
all present would stand by the old flag in favor OF
cooperating with loyal citizens to sustain the Federal
Government in The present struggle; recognizing
the Wheeling Legislature as the true and legitimate
I<pjsIafrre OF The State and agreeing 10 the eenti
aeni- OF President Lincoln EuaDcipa Message,
And the resolution Of Congress baeed on the same.
The meeting, in all respects, as am assured was
highly gratifying 10 the supporters OF the Union
cause, and al auspi'ious starting Of the ball
III the cities OF Norfolk and Portsmouth, and the
different Provost stations ia the neighbOrhood, be-
tween two and three thousand persons have taken
she oath o! allegiance to the Union and the number
il inccasing daily The uust is fact giving way,
ie csront 10 growing stronger, and the number dir
posed % DRIFT with il is increasing everywhere.
The following Proclamation hy Gen. Niele, Mill
tsry Go7eor OF the city, is the gist OF bis policy,
snO ieisc edmonton 10 all concerned
The Po~s Mar.bal !. directed TO cause the immediate
s, 81 ey tcTon 30 hal by word sc' show any disie
Il the sane, or sceount Of tbe!r loyalty"
4 party VI cOLtiabanss came INTO our lines this
moruin direct from the vicinity Of Weldon, N. G.
A. representatives OF large class Of negroes who
souc 'ne since took leave OF their masters and fled
20 ;be iJlsaal swamp, they a curiosity, aud de-
voRty thankful. Iney stated that before leaving
they communicated with others direct from Weldon,
"! . -.ured tben tbas Gen Burnside, after a briei
contest had taken the place, and then occupied it,
4 report prevails here to-day, more in Union than
lN fnr.f. dtfs. f~lu
Petersburg that Johnstons army was falling back,
AID that Richmond about 10 be evacuated.
Taough there j, an air Il probability about the re-
por II II geoerall, deemed best 10 wait for It's con
h.InalOn before believing it..
Col. Car Of the ID New-York Regiment has COM
nand Of Gen. Neles brigade in his abselce as Mill
tsiy Governor l. distinction wOnhilv bestowed.
Strawberries are in their prime though the crop
is lar less abundant than in former seasODs and
reasonably cheap 80 sso Of garden truck generally.
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EYrONn HOARD.
SATURDAY, May PIP. NJ.

The market has been active and strong durng
noet of the week but for day or two past has been
disurbed by unpleasant rumors OF fraud in the live
per mt stock of the State of Indiana not perhaps
much from the fact of the overissue from the con-
cusions drawn by stock operators as to the effect Of
the commoton on the lines Of stock in the hands OF
prominent bulls II inferred that large amounts
Of stocks would be forced upon the market, and IN
anticipation of this there was stampede among the
email bulls to get ont Of stocks, while among the
bears there was quite 40 much esgerness TO put out
short lines before the anticipated decline. The
result was a very decided break IN the
market on Friday, and feverlsb, unse@
tied condition Of things, very unsatisfactory
to the operators for the rise. In addition 10 ths,
there were some realzations in quiet way On Erie
and other stocks. In the afternoon, there was some
uneasness in consequence of reports of the repuiss
of Gen. Banks, and prices fell off again about ! e
cent Governments were very firm, however,
through the day. and l0i bid for the coupons OF
1881 up to the close. Late in the day the market
was shade iirmer, with rally Of q cent in the
prominent fancies, with Blu, little business doing.
The market for foreign Exchange is steady at ia
a ll4I for best Sterling.
Freights less active, and arc lower and sorie'
what unsettled To Liverpool the engagements are
~ 900 BUSH Whea; at l0d. lid. in bulk and bags,
for immediate aud next weeks delivery, mainly at
lOld. in bags; $1,000 bush. Corn at 9idelod.
in bulk and bags; 200 bbs. Flour at 9s. ID.
%. lOld; 80 bbls. Pork at Ia 40 boxes
Bacon at 2is. I'd. 30s.. and per steamer $50
boxes Bacon at Sos. 900 pigs. Butter at co.,, and
800 do. Cheese at 6Os. To London-32, coo bush.
Wheat at lid. 9llid in bags closing at the inside
rate; 200 bills Flour at 81. Sd. q; 200 boxes
Bacon at 32s. 6i. To Newry, Irelsnd-i0, 600 bush.
Grain, mainly Wheat, al I'D. in bulk and l2ld in
baga l 600 bbls. Flour at Is To Antwerp-One
boa, load Of Wheat ut l2d.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
fi96. 200 - - for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
= ls0, 500 e.; Balance, sl30l6,269 "a.
The business of the Reading Railroad for the month
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ExcU FORTRESS MONROE.
efsT) Of Refugee---sfoncws Jackson 10
Invade Maryland and subjugate Penn
syIvania Panic in Richmond With
Arawai Of Rebel Troops from North


fson UnT sle'fsI ofresf -hdelt .
foRTKEss a0SA0g, May 3d. 1862.
Two men, formerly IRON The Moth, but for some
tin, pssl residents OF Petersburg, Va, reached here
yesterday, having lied from that city to escape being
drafted, which they had avoided by feigning sick
s''s One Of them had enjoyed excellent opportu-
VINES ior gaining information They represent that
~'uhin tue lac, few days more troops have passed
fn'ough Richmond tuan in any corresponding line
since the Rebellion commenced. Many Of them were
d'"'ed under The eonrcripiion act, who, ike those
"hose term OF enlistment lately expired and were
compelled TO eoniinne in The ser, ice were relucan,
s"dieis- Notwithstanding this the general eopf
~enee' not only OF The army but of the whole peope
~.s as great as a. any previons time. tho,gh n oc.
lat before Richmond, or another falling hack 40
frequently spoken Of ss not AZ uplkclg o,c,,n,rco
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The number Of troops within days call OF f''0",
mond war claimed TO be Up~ord y '"o Hu"1,'I
lLnu.nnd Mnch confidence wac eelt in te nIphoo'

The number Of toope within day call Of h'ch.
mond war claimed TO be Up~drd y 'so "'"1,
thousand Mnch confidence was felt in tte i'''noo'
oterations of jackson, who had been str'ntF
forced very lately, aud who, u wa oeheNo1' "a h.
by sudden moyen ent soon enter Mar '''i Y,l, in
% hie way 10 pepnsyl,auia ms n'"y -. in
he Persistence with wrich she ta, I,ctson
Norfolk have clnng (, the Tunor thaS New
had already beaten Banks and entersu ' I'D
land: ard there wonld seem 10 % -,
yronnd for the belief that the runos vas , =. Co.
accordance with the actual prog rti"'e 60, 90 tha,
jackson The two men represent Iu'" ,'aoro.
panic has prevailed 10 III h9onu e,',o ,be hottlc
Ion of rho yorktowu line Of deienses anu Tue oa,o
~ xU,,,n,,1hrrs The general fear was that the
:, - foil either by bei0g eyacuafd OF tne ue
Ivy or iohnston. McClellsns force was estimated
., b;yb figure, particularly his artillery hio CONF
denoe in beng able TO successfully oppose hs prys
.o,s Ma Of times very weak. In view OF tbe, the
hnnLs had sent away all their plates, slecie, and
otIsr yalnsbles, and private citizens bad followed
the o, ample beride making preparations Tor a SUD-
6.n depatuie With the exception OF flour, provis'
ions ard everything el,e to live on were very scarce
and at fabulous prices. The consequence Was Inc
army WAS poorly fed and dissatisfied. The approach
of our grnboats TO the headquarters Of james River
though stopped for the time being within o'Sht mles
OF The civ had much increased the excitement.
Troops from Goldsborough, Weldon and that part OF
tie South had b. en- wlibdrawn, IN obedience 10 the
plan Of concentrating The WbOie force III virginia
Entire confidence is placed in the fiucerlty ana
,rnhiuluess of the fugityes giving this intelligence
thew DO doubt state what they believe to be true
The opportunities which one Of item enjoyed for
gaining an inside view Of AFFAIR.", not only al refers
burg, but al Richmond were such as 70 enable nm
10 speak with a good deal more than ordinary
accuracy. !.
Lately passes have been issued here to negroes 70
proceed M the Peninsula as far os Yorktown. IL
has proved an unlucsy venture for some, number
having been "gra'bed mp" by the Secession synl,
pathizers, denied the privilege of returning ana
pressed into the service of their new masters. Tie
,arne of shooting slaves after making them dig
their own graves, aud of stealing negroes lmpru.
IDENTIFY leaving the spot where they are secure and
free, appears have been fully naugurited on Tie
Peninsula.
since The treaeherous affair at CT Park, nothing
of interest has been received from the James RIVER
Flag-O officer Goldsborough fas returned TO Inc
Minnesota, but he fotlla is sill up The rver' oCn-
cernipg future movements, nothing for the pu1ilc
ear has transIlred.