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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
Neu llnblllaIlone.
THE BAROSs OF IHE SOUTH
raE RATIONALE oF The AMERICAN CONFLICT

THE RATIONALE OF TIE AMERlCAN CONFLlCr.
by T. " KFYSOLDs.
Author 81 The Records Of iuobletoD Parish" j..
AL nisiounes arise from single souroe, TIE resist
Of he southern COoasr 20 publ rnlent
Poyss pTncipes and sIos lthoeut q incr
al the bSrons Of The South." -JOEv ADANs IL l1so
One elegant yolnUe. Pnge - cents
Tie Rev. J. sTkTscN B.sEY sutho- Of the Bstors Of
Aesach-ses concludes his review o. tie book ~ saying
" u Cs1u0 igl 20 ifoss Y8fy deeply TIE SuL-s o.
tho .la and iuce 90 soon T. Sc rsh direction. B0ogs
Books Fos Tus IEEs-iui q He. o. vsoE
Of snhusla,n ia lyor 81 ths o. cnlSn freedom"
cistng shtd ergynsn o. Newly ok IN letter order
irs tso dyLen copies Of the work vtss wish 20 place
copy in each Of gres4 Libraries Of Bcsiol ]
web Sso senc loul ti1 copies, to snos H. Finland
Scotland. and Ireland. / sn very colu4elt tlal TIE
book VII. DO vel Iessive3. u o,einy wei written, aui
sye sssi expose = tie rise sud .ogres, Of tie dabO,a
Rebellion DO know a. suy )oi az which much
Information o. the 80 oct gveu'
Prbrshsd by WbLKGR WISE Co. bos'on.
Sid by d. APPLETON Co and JAldfS MILLER.
HeN-h orb
- Ann GE nInE pIlIIIS,r AlrN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
"NEW MEDICAL BOOK.-Dt BOSE

Y WiCK'S Won on Seminal Disease Hint. bs1rs
sgG Alis Marriage, Nervous Dsilty hnp0lslry sri hin
ssd Al os, Sc. a.. os0-t ~. klc 80 90 MOI sAsts
cay 40 without exception tie Nosi tu;h1i sud s-'a
Of ia Eiua yIbilis3 snd vii De rsird BY TIE
PIoiesr ell tie public era. 5ensis or 20
iibl ogsoseIy eIpCsrd and The luth os 80 "a
~ IN even 's y "a the snas Of every and
81 re aud D." Boron Modcsl sad s1fs1sl JguLs-
aslsd og y. wsrnsl. Ne. Ne,.y.s.. Go5heya 70. s3l
Posov - Sr9 BY H. Z. Al ~ Oh CO 10 ., az 7ihst
IN door ass Of Bosdys,. Nhcs. Dy T. vii coarue 10.
PRAGUE. o. fled.cins 40 surgery. Fres oil Al
sud eenli.aiitaf.ors strictly confidential.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

MEXICO in NEW-YORK 1.-The marvel
IVA ous aud eIqri,itely beautiful MEXICAN MUSEUM
the mt mis- kind in world consisting Of arfe coleo
tiou Of CARVED WAX FlGb RES, Is now open, DAY sno
EVENING. 81 10. oos Broadway. Admission - cents
Children IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

I AURA KEENE's THEATER.
IL Doors ePsn 9; gsr.GnaHc. s11@ s19 u O'Clock
THE NEW AND oRIeNAL TnREE-icr IarsH
DRAMA,
By r ifs'i a h;;1i fff'''
PEEP q DAY.
PEEP " DAY.
NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY.
NEW MUSIC AND DRESSES -
MARY KELLY. ...hi" La ma 49,
TnE MACAnTIY......... WALLER
TRvING HALL.
GRAND
MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
THURSDAY, March ~
Mr. HARRISON he, tho pleasure to ssnS1nc. thst The 'oi'
S''' "''''A D"N'''''' Min NJ T. HiwLEY.
S'' o. t. ''' Mi~ NINA oEARY.
,oox.u,.s .yrrs Miss LOUISA MYTHS
Mis- JOSEPHINE MYERS slsu.r xANcusl.
Mr.. GEO CR RIO, PSI sr,yus or,py
S''''' T. "'s Mr. J. k. THOMAS,
Mr. H. A. woLLrsHAUPT,
hr WILLIAM sAAR,
M'' 'NA' Mr. CARL BERGaA.N
Mr. p Elm Il. EDWARD aoznM
Mr. BERGNER,
Mr. H. c. TIMM.
DR. CLARE W. BfAMES
M u. y. BhIsTOW,
NJ. HARVEY b D0DWoRTlI,
and Others
MASON and TilOMASs
Celebrated
CLASSICAL QUAATETrE PARTY.
POWERFUL CHORUS
FHDM THE NEW YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY
AFULL ORCHESTRA
And
GRAND MILITARY BAND.
H. addition 10 the shove the following eeebTs.ed sti'
vii sppesr by p-rnI.son OF Mr. j. GRAU Director Of the
AraGsDy 81 Music;
NADAiiE SrkAkOSCl. 1870
slGkOR bRIGNOLI -
sIGNOR MSNCua,
And Conductor, - 'AhL ANsOnoiH
r,cl..s 10 Morniny and Evening Performances, pl
siu.lr Tickets ~ either performance 20 cents
on he obtained 1t the M1sic stores or Of Irving Hal
morning DOOR open at IL O'Clock commencing at l.
Eysnius doors opon at o'clock commencing at ~.
MARY PROVOSTs TIiEATER,
wi No ia3 Broadway near Broous.st
TUESDAY EVENING March rs, 1885,?
Eighth Night Of the young Trssedsnt
J. WILKES BOOTH,
vho ill appear In Shields great Tragedy Of
THE APOS1AIE. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j. WiLkFS BOOTH
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Burning fni6, Oils, &f.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct the manufacturer and wells snd
for IN Quantities ,uit in prime chipping order
vers ossst la.rl,, rae. by sChIEFf tLIN bhOIhERS
4 Co., kos I7U snd az Wiisn.- ST.. Ns~-forS-
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
OIL oensgntnen, from some OF be best maoGiAeo
ss in Nee York sss constantly on hand and foI sale .. the
vsry low a., ,p.,s., pr,,,.b nv MlLLKRG CARR
Nos a. PshrI sDd "a Bbdts ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia
For %, Relief n 20, S,s 0rG Istfrri,d afiesd
P,.,f asd CAr0- Diisa',i. oHd aly Dqsoss OF ~
se-yai Oh Medical Aavio@ given Gra. b. - Ac.r.
sEIfNAL NEtkNtss, and osler Diseases o. tte -erUs
Orils and OF the NJ r. NEEDLES Gimp Dyed III Di,
psr.ury sent IT, rs.d letter envelopes of crsre Al
6Gsss Dr. .. shii.LiN hODOLION. Hs~G6 A.sooisfioo,
~. south sin-t; PhfzdepLs -.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

Tommy, what did the Israeite' do AZ
ter crossing the Red Sea- inquired a
teac her, Of one Of her Young pupils. u
don't know MA am, On. . guess they dried
themselves.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15
EDSIER & f.ED.H&.

DANKE:s.-Jca.ars in ExchrpEe. Real Estate
A. tile .tiag IN x payipg AGENTS. Office "a
Lsvse. between Douglas and Pearl streets Sioux
City Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15
No Mother.

She has NJ mother! what q volume Of
sorrowfal truth is comprised in thatsngie
sentence-no mother. We must 90 far
down the hard, rough paths OF lita, and
become irureG TO care and sorrow in their
sternest form before we can take home t.
our experience the dreadful rca|ity-So
MOTHER without strugg|e But when
it is said at a irail young girl. Just passing
from childhood to yards the lie Of woman
how sad is the story summed up in that
one short senteLce. Who shall administer
the needed counsei-wiio shall check the
waywari fancies who shall bear with the
errors and falings Of the moher'css girl?
Deal gently with the chllA Let not the
cup Of sorrow he overhiied By the harsh-
ness Of YOUR bcarinE. or your unsympath.
ling GOODNESS. l. she needless in her
doingso Is she careless in her move
ments? Remember. oh remember she
has no mother? When her companions
are gay AMI ioyons, does She 81 sorrowiny7
Does she pass with a downcast eye and
langnid step. when YOU would fei-n wit,
ness the gushing OF ynnth? Chi e her
not, for she is rarIher!ess: anl ;he great
sorrow comes down npoa her soul like an
incnbuS. Can vOl gain her Confidence
can You win her love? Come. then. to the
moibcylcSS with the boon o. your ten ipr-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

OuE CoNsTirurIoE- Il has made US all
we are. Why not s,aul by It.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

w -. ~. t1t t,stil talj-rs in Groceries
~ r,'""'l:. ''iaes ana Liquors, Sc. ievca
sioIS Ciig. .7wr
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

LeUMAND EXACT Observation-Disclosures
kindItd the torch of Instruction. and tn e
torch Of instruction kindied Charleston.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15
PATRICK EDEl

PATRICK kDBB,
A TTDKNET at Law.--Orice coruer ~ Siytb IA
"A D'uSIas street, sioux City, lows. yinl2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

A TT)fNEYS AT Law. Sioux City Iowa. Prac
N tic IN the c1ur' q towa and Nebraska once
On poasias@t. opposite Lad Oaice. .,29-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15
NoEEAT,s
LIFEPILLs & PHOENIX BITTERs

LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX BLTTERS
THESE MEnTCINFs have now beer before the
L putIie for a period Of THIRTY YEARS, and
during that time have maintained high character
in almost every part Of the 1lobe. Tor their rnor
binary and immediate power Of restoring perfect
health to persons suffering under rcary eI cry kind
Of disease to whieh the human frame is Liable.
The following are among thc distressing variety
of human diseases in wrich the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are hnown TO be infalHiIc.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the
first and second st"machs and creating tow OF
pmr~. n"althy bile, instead Of the stale and acrii
kind; FLATULFNCY. Loss Of Appetite, Heart
burn, Hoadachc, hustiraaI4ces. ll-Temper, ANXIETY
LanEror, and Melancholy, which are the general
symptoms Of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as il natural
consequence OF its cure.
COsTrVENEss, by cleansing the Whole
length ui tn" inrstjEes with solvent rT, and
without violence alt violent purlcs leave the bow
els 'osttVe within two days.
FEW Frs fan ktdls, hy restoring the Heed
to regular circulation, through the process If res
rrnii"n in such cases aHd the thorough solution of
all intes final ohst iTcton in others.
The Life Me,lirinss hsyc been known to cnre
RsEt MAHt~m permanently in three weeks,
and GDJT in half that time. ~ rn,ruyiug local
Inflammation from the muscles and liganepts Of
the joints.
DROPSITcS Of al kinds Nv freeing and
siren tl'ing he kidneys and bidder, they operate
most delightfully."- IN these important orFar~, and
hence have ever ben toutd certain rclacdy tor
worst cases of E'ts i VEL
Also WORMS. hy di,lodafng from IL, turn
ing. f t'c bowels the Shiny matter to which these
creature adhere.
srCRVY. ULCERS, and INyETElg-
ATE SORES. by III" per "rt purity which hesc
LIFE MEDICINES give 10 the blood, and all the
humurS.
sCORHUTEC EEUpTEONs and BAD
COM ENlU>>. ky their allpraiile effect urcu
IT," nids that feed N" s@in, audthc morbid state +
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

CuAR!Ty. Fremont giving out proG!a.
Bile army contracts to his friends. @3
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

MoDERs DEFINITION Unfortunate Man
One born with CON science
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

SAML IL. CASSIDY,
Iipthhf at Law. RUai IL tate and Collecting
4 a agent SIOUX city, Iowa. volino27
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

"a maa who vii. maj cously Sc; FIRE 10
n barn." said Mr.. Slow. land burn up -
COWS, ought to he kicked to death by .
iaekass, an6 Id like to do it,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15
& Has. *. SMITH,

~ R.#sA'.E md '@tail .ealeT in stoy es 4 nd
w III ftre. ti>J n mat tur.r> 81 TIN C .ppcr
AMI oheet! ron Ware Pearl street Sioux civ Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15
litG I.t,Is e.
=. HUNiiIsIG
/. -. Il pDE:C y CO.

w Dh.> We All .etaiI Dealers n al kinds Il
~ ,ir1'ries AMI proiace, Pearl street. Sioux
City Tow
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

A TrDIvGY Al Iistli gienpra1f.rd ,aa,,. -
sJt'it' iht"ntlon given t,' Fnnsnl OF a xr>
locttiot htb HIfrant>; t invest. ion ana fer
ectint OF - az pta sr title :rcs"fin lands nl
or tN"S mtSing t4ie2tl"ns. md Ir~al busIu"ss If
NJ H ils "a Nhrthtfn iowa ,nl NrbFaskn.-pilce
D'i ;it-ttreet. SOAK CITY. Iowa yaifDol
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
RdiIroans. 90
Indiana Oentral q DaJtOn 4 Western nj
Z a. 10, r1uuHu,ruz.-1ty,,,.....s,.,,r

VHANuh OF IIFlEs y Y IN
4 and after Monday next trains III lie Indiana
~ GcuitAl eillilsave the Union i,epot si1tb str,
ui 5'uO a m, 9ii2 m, and AS pm.
~ turning, VIII arrive a. ldlOn ~, a.lb D H. n,
II he 900 m, and AS p m, express trains ma. d.
eiose conneouons to AL points IN the wsstanu sout
and 9il1 IN train the shortest and uuiof 49, T,t
20 chicago and the Northwest 81 isl--i-
'novlt n. e. oAhnV, Superintendent
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illinois central KallrOad.


a..uf sgChANVE OF Tina.
{ y ahd AFTER Monday, hOysinber . isti. 49,,
~ ''""@ "''i IetNe AEitoon and faAa - I.I,.,s "a
LEAVE hAltUuN
sSniA Notth, 40 D IA anu Il,,Aj, IL,
: tSoinB south, 400 a a, hnd A.5u !, \.
LEAVE PASA
eslhB NORTH, tsUO Il IA and Z ~ NJ
eoNA south, liJn "a aud IA . m
'e. ". y. JoIN.'oS ten. Passaas.r A..o,
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"feeh1iiie aaa- Miami EaiIrOaa

ChAAGk OF liAK. ea
[ n tHI riter Ncdueal ,- ...,.,. Dan.
~ ''"H"f isV'@e' Hana nHi fiin a. iu.Iu..
ar =, = '.h '.l. s' a.oe = "a, anu 80 pm,
anne a. 'ui"I i-;46 m a. st,O =.
h@ALhhlNd
a Sa,o CI,on az o'io IA, sla ~ D.
Ai'He hi Dayton e:iU - 5.lo -"
.....,. "a. q. allAsOA. SUBJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

Spring House Cleaning. s"
WE tnartina are coming, and have commenced 10
hh up their hoil,es, 6ut they bring all The ne
sessAls sools WIN ihem they are not very coed eus-
toners Tor astore, though Otherwise agro6d6loueFhs
tors therefore 40 haseto lool TO others, who need
White wash aud shoe brushes, m6ps anil mon stirlts
sthker brooms, tubs and buckets, baf and country
soag, halh brrk silver Fan polishing powders stove
shoe Daelung, duhtpans ash huckei,, cham
uer buckets, hlisk rope aud other mats tnI1t ham.
iners, carpet taes, spittO0ns, wash loarf rlothes
mes epHiaHlms sadlrops, &en and ior sale by
u Ls CHARLES POST CD
aprl9d6w East Second 81 4doors ffuta Main VI.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

va HI. Labor is Rozpeotable.
NOTWITHSTANDING the views oi our sauthAri
IN brethren.ln.law, rather step bfoihers nj pros
cut therefore the subscribers have received fheit
Vr'lal sl0fkpi spring and sumner hrmiug ard gar.
shokels, sIries, nnttoes, poks, fnanilrefofsR snt
hooks anStis dFis7els, hand sAws, dies ami rit,la-
axes, hatets3 liog aud fencing nails hoes and e,r.
uen hoes, wood aud lron Tahes, garden trowsls .vc
ana lQr sale by CHARLES POST a CO. t.s
airi2dSw East Secondst doors from MAN ~
asll...-E Bacon and Lard.
louNTRH bacon sides AMI hAina; also lard Tor -,i,
ON t'i+' a ll OhARL rs POs'r q 10,
seluddw kPst ~ ~, ioors nom MAN
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""!tU"' Aenla and Columbus gaiirous
4AAa 20 ESiassssa,

4 ucif.I. 49, ~ i'uns I-asI wa CoiLnDus br5uy
ltrr,1 .,',- u Ay'Yu 10 All t--sisTi. S,i,ss
~, ~, ~ iollos. hie E1ress l.5s =. nj, io' '-a
., ,'u''i,os J'0 h4xIfess lI;xu a. ln tL,s 90, . .
n u } II "a y ~ Afi'.S AhA I-9laon. AsoOnlIuoiat,on a -
i,,,l 49,, ,sols u "ll way stAtiVas between Ia,sSn
misf, ~ ir1 'op p'sht eapters b;46A Ib.; Ae..
pscrs bab y. iu. ~" N'"s'hiAh ilaD IA
tet ,a' s. ~ Columbus time, wllc u.i.,,,t,
aai, ~ "Ise'5 can De lad ior AL EAs.stp ,.
hi''N' .t4cE Ngeni
n v., &. ". hoCbMA.tl, sul..I1nt.La,.,
- o nAA4ts, Cen. A4'G, Lay IN, e. .sss,
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DaYtOn bod MIChIgan RaIIroad.
saqq@ky, Dayton aad Clnelnnall1 a, 3. !,

- ~
n and after December 81, 1890 and mann 6..,
~ hQueei Phhse nsef aud Freight Trans IN I
IA j iDtN. Roing north a. foiOlfs: VIZ ~'"
.l.iil A. NJ. through Freight anu Aeranr,oA.,,
OsTV WIN Passenger Cur atlath.l Hfr
ittst(l A. NJ maii tram COR sprinqt eld uoie,,,
lOsOV Uflana, Beleioutalne, Iofesi er,' ri''''"''
3piueaky, cornectiug ut Springfield "a N - '''
l-ohu" aud VOilinbuz, arriving Ia loluf, ~, = w
ttfA' itana Flth tram iOr Colnihus. ai Ia,... ~
ltaii' On fltlsbuigi tt. Wayne Choago n - i",'. W..
I"hb arriving IN Srestine 64b pm And paisis so'hS
t~ NJ ~ Oyue Win IrsIn on Oayeano .n a m ~
~ n koihh Lhaii az fiYlng In Cleveland ~ 80,
- lih'l A ~ 1'1p q a., ana huino at -b.au n, .
arriving 10 Toledo a. l2:l NJ Ilslroif st ~,
~ tiH'"au AZ luSO an, and saiAdusAy ! AZ 60,
h.I = M Night Express tUr pftnqn.ll n r..
NsIl ana nellt'Untane, connecting NJ Fu,,ssi -
ii'4h koins Aasi0n futsLuig, -. Aaype auJ -. ~"
.v'di lulFins Lrcstline 81 b.i6 n lu FiltsL,,,-
w uoli'B Nrst, Wlth Tram arriving In ~ ~, -.
t'@o ID, anu chicago at lO;f0 IN, st 0lyae vii, -
S - tlend and Toledo H. X. atIlsna in si,,, -
v'oV NJ Bu1hrk al 4uO Ia and btut,i,, M 6,,, '
reaches anndusky at 7ifUa 10y N'.
T.tiH +, y a. HiitsVils Aec0niuiodat,ot, l,,,
N.HO bhy Ton on jarIiVa of liam ion, uin.,,.''
ttShcEing springfield At 300 pm, Uttans I'd in.sn a. VS.
" eHs IAefty al illa pun, beitiunlsiue ~ iitsl D
Hnd iiiplts vide at l2.iz q M '' az
,,s - iShtts " this i4ile - all pomt. E.1h | ,
"tsH can oe au ~ the Ticket itse In ~, i,,,,, -
-faAai q ". hiNG, 1lrses A,,oAG 'P''
- - 'tS al"Al 80 ion as - ANY u,tvr tout
t"I ii"tloau"r ftihtive to shi{'pfblf Fi.i,,IIi ,
t,."u'', 9Ply 10 tne COMPANY ifu.aI,l ls,,,a,-'
NJ t-'ff,ts"i' s z. h-Ck, supvnHteuas..
-r-- : a.-l -l--L ~. - /. ! Iyhtt nS.nt. an.
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baltimore and Ohio KaiIroao.
u a a q.

SIT n * IL iil....s:si S5sS
NhA MAJ IuNAL kOL IA ~ .rllngt., :, ~, o..
~ NA'"u 'dia Baltimore uu tlir Last ~, IA I,
1un,,. & "lu iatheistafs oh lho Mest a1vll -,
oit H ~ ', a, i'alii osdA' StsSiefs, Su., or Ai. ~ .
lS'''a s,'a ~ we rest SuAthNest and Ngrtla.. 80
aalse iIAins Ipuy Tor al the LasI. ,stlh
NtN ~ the only route Ia .',ss4.Iii,s0a IA,
,au liun ~ & a. 4aS, ~ Ai'' H. "a, .nl .
'a., '.S'' M"'h'ns'ou Al "oo i.to ,ud II i a. sla
i'm = ~ Dn sei''lSJH az asu . p ia oun
= Al Ne ~ Hch' u g. ,Ue Laztrtu cake. ,Ia ~, -
r,,, ~" O''l al "a addltohsl siarss Z, a.
'''' ~ tt0 h Aho a. q NJ ioW ~ g., a., 80,
At Huy CO. tue principal a.ll"ll ,i, V'io Hs.'1"
o. a, - Ll An, eien. ss,tiuAl',
" b mn - ~ tIid-, ssH. T,akeI 4Et
- ~ ttAAhPvlt tAlou, Alut
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FURNITURE.
Wax (! Wax VAIL!

MAX and CORKs OF the hest analitty which il
w very essoutlaito the safe keeping ~ yonr mutt
for sale by JAMES ABBEY, Druggist,
lu20doIh l3O Man, south OF MaIket nouss.
, 1862-05-15
NC clELlAk STILL AHEAD.
Our Monitor" Leading the Way.

NEW York, May IA Fortress Monroe
letter, Of the 12th, states that Gen. NcCIe1-
1an's pickets were within 16 miles Of Rich
mond-that the Monitor and Nauentuck had
passed City Point, towards Richmond, the
Galcna following. The rebel steamers York
town and Jamestown were at Rockets, near
Riehmend. These arc only rnmors.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 13.-Obstructions
are being placed in the James River twelve
miles below Richmond. The Mouitor and
Naugatuck were seen twenty-five miles below
Richmond.
uEADQCARTERs Amy OF THE POTOMAC,
CAMP AT RAFEK's CHURCH, May IL.
To Hon. E. .H Sfdnton:
Commander Rogers writes me- to-day that
he, with the gunboats, yesterday, passed Lit
tic Brandon. Everything quiet, aud no signs
OF the troops crossing the river. He fouud
two batteries Of ten or twelve guns each, on
the south side Of James River; one opposite
the mouth Of the Warwick; another about
southwest from Mulberry Point The upper
battery, on Hardin's Bluff, has rided pieces,
BelEeen the batteries 1ay the jamestown aud
yorktown. Commander Roscr5 offered bat
tie, but the guDboats moved Of. He si1enced
one battery aud ran past the other.
(Signed) Gro. B, MCCLELLAN,
MRjor General Commanding.
, 1862-05-15

Gen. Haleck has got his army within
two or three miles Of Corinth, but battle
is less imminent than the proximity Of the
two armies would pre-suppose. It is now
clear that the rebel entertainments are il
sulated by an extensive swamp country
which cau bc b1is]gcd By corduroy, but
which cannot without immense labor fur
nish approaches to the eneny's works for
siege guus, OF opportunities for field ma
MOWERS. *'The siegr Of Corinth'' if i: be-
come an event Of history, will deserve q
second Byron for its poet Something
worse than tho typographical genius of
Be2urcgard is opposed to the further ad-
vance If our army, We now encounter
the almost insuTmorntable barriers of
nature itself. Possibly tho area and diff
Guilty Of this dismal swamp" are over csii-
mated, but it cannot he denied that the at
tack viii probably prove q SLOW and cx-
cccdinEly laborio11s one
, 1862-05-15

Late arrivals from Europe state that the
Cabinets If France and England are seri-
tus|y considering the cxpcdicncy Of inter-
yeDinG between the Federals and rebels
and putting a stop to tile war, By taking
sit!ts with the >eccssiorists and for
cling oCr Government to acknowledge
their Independence. The President
has i*si:td 4 Proclamation declaring that
the hloc.saeie Ct the ports Of Beaufort, Port
Royal and New Orleans shall 50 FIR cause
and determine from and after the LIST Of
Junc next. That commercial intercourse
with these ports, except as to persons and
things and !nfol nation contraband Of war,
may from that time he carried on, subject
TO the laws Of the United States and to the
limitations and in pursuance Of the rcguIa-
tions, which are prescribed by the Sccrc-
ta7y Of the Treasury.
The effect Of this proclamation must be
10 postpone The contemplated intervention
for time at least, and by the time some
other rretcx! for interference can be in
vented by Palmerstcn and Napoleon, the
rebellion will le crushed out, when it will
be too late for intervention.
, 1862-05-15
THE TWO GREAT BILLS.
Schedule Of the ConfiScati0n and
Emancipation Bills Reportedto
. Congress by MIR. Eliot, Of
Massachusetts,.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-The first bill report
ed By Mr. Eliot, from the Special Committee,
provides that all the estates, property and
money, stock, credit and effects OF the person
or persons hereinafter named, are declared
forfeited to the Government OF the United
StHtes, ard are declared lawful subjects of
seizure, and Of prize and Of capture wherever
found, for the Indemnity Of the Z nited States,
against the expenses for suppresslng the rc-
Reliion, that is to E3y:
First. Ofany person heretofore or hereafter
acting rs an officer in the army OF navy of the
rebels, now or hereafter in arms against the
Government Of the United States.
Second. ANY person hereafter acting as
President, Vice President, Member Of Con
g'ess, Judge Of any court, Cabinet officer,
Of the So called Confederate States;
Third. Any person acting rs Governor Of
State, member Of Convention or Legislature
orJudge OF any court Of the so-ca1led Confed-
tr1te States;
Fourth. Any person who, having held an
office ol honor, trust ol profit in tie United
StAt:e, shall hereafter hold an Office in the So
called Confederate States;
Fifth. ANY person hereafter holding a1v
Office OF agency under the so-ca1led Confed-
eracy, or under any OF the several States Of
said Confederacy, or laws thereof, whether
such Office OF agency be national, State, OF
municipal in its name OR character.
Sixth, Ii any person who, holding property
in any loyal State or Territory Of The United
States, or in the District of Colombia, shall
Hereafter assist and give aid and comfort to
such rebellion, the said estate, property and
money, stocks, credits and effects Of these
persons are declared lawful subjects Of
capture wherever found, and the President OF
the United States shall cause the same to be
seized, to the end that they may be confisca-
ted and condemned to the use OF the United
States, and all sales, transfers, or conveyances
sho11 he mil and void and IT. shall he . O. f7
eient bar to any suit brought by such person
for the possession, aud for the use Of such
property, OF any OF it, to allege and prove
he is one OF the persons described in this sec
tion.
The second section provides that if auy
, 1862-05-15

cg- The battle Of Williamsburg was flr
more desperate and bloody than has been
known. There were about $4,000 men en-
gcd en- each side. Tic rebels had an i'm
mcnse advantage Of position, 4 vast forest
eight miles in breadth, reaches from York
town to Williamsburg 1welrc miles.
Within lis area are all sorts Of Businesses,
tbickets, swamps jungles, deer, wild tur-
keys. everglades, and everything else CON
shutting tie makeup Of an unsettled Amer
aean tract In this jungle the rebels we're
posted like Semino1es in the Florida ever
E}adcs, and slaughtere5 Our soldiers who
attempted to penetrate the fastnesscs But
after incredible Obstacles overcome and
most savage fight, Our troops routed the
enemy Gom his lair, aud drove him bleed
ing and howling towards Richmond. 4
full description Of the battle is given in this
Issue uf the TRmCSE-