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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-17
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TELEGRAPHIC.
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Morning and Noon Reports
FROM FKEDER1OKssuRG.

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAo, Dec
i5.-The weather to-day has been clear and
warm. The roads are in very good condition
The position Of the two armies remains nearly
the same. There was not much artillery firing
this afternoon by either party. Those shots the
rebels did fire were thrown into tho city. The
enemy, who ere In plain view, are buslly EN-.
ployed 10 strengthening their position
Over 7O0 prisoners have been taken sinoe our
army crossed the river.
New YoRK, Dec 16-Speclals this morning
contain nothing from Fredericksburg not In the
associated press dispatch of last night. The
whole number of killed, wounded and missing
in Ffanklin's grand division Is 932
The Washington IDtelllgencer of yesterday
says: The engagement, contrary TO what ap.
pears to have been general expectation, was not
resumed yesterday. The enemy was occupied
in extending and Strengthening hIs works, and
our army was taking care of its wounded and
burying such of its dead as could be recovered
from the battlefield Burnside waa reinforced
during the day by Gen Sigel'a corps. He un-
qnestionably had good reasons for delaying an
other attack upon the enemy's lines.
The following dispatch was received by the
President at four O'Clock Sunday morning:
HEADouARTERs ARMY oF THE PoToMAc, Dec
1--we have carried the first line of the enc,
my's works opposite the town and three miles
below, and hope to gain the crest of the hill to-
day. Onr loss In killed and wounded IL esti-
mated at about five thousand
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The Duty of Citizens O0noerntng she
Indian Massacre.


| The late fearful massacre has brought sor-
row to all our hearts. To see our beautiful
State desolated, our homes broken I'M and onr
entire border stainod with blood, 10 a calamity
which may we'll appal u.s. No wonder that
deep indignation has been aroused, and that our
people cry for vengeance, II that vengeance Ia
60 be something better than a savage thirst for
blood, we must examine the causes which have
brought this bloodshed, that our condemnation
may fail upon the guilty. No outburst Of pas.
sion, no temporary expediency, no deed of re-
venge can excuse US from the stern duties which
such days of sorrow thrust upon US. God is
not blind. His eye can unravel the dark web
which oonoeals iniquity. Our settlement Of this
terrible outbreak must be Just, our condemna-
ton must fall upon the guilty, We must redress
all wrongs, or the blessing of God will never
rest upon our State Al last We shall find that
we have reaped exactly what We have sowed. 4
As Christian, l take issue with any one
who claims that God has created any human
being who ia incapable of civilization, or who
cannot receive the Gospel Of Jesus Christ: Such
an assertion Ia only wofthy Of infidelity. AdG
NIT the self evident truth, and then we arelcom-
pelled to look for the causes which have brought
degradatian, sorrow and death to this heather
race. The North American Indian Ia Q savage,
Anu uhe hi utuer nehtuoH ulciiI uetce, VlnuiC-
tive and cruel, and his animal passions are un-
restrained BY civilization and Christianity.
And yet 10 hia attachment to home, kindred
and country, In his natural virtues, in his be-
lief In = Great Spirit, he will compare favora.
bly, with eny heather race on earth. The tes.
uinony'of Governor Sbley, the Rev. Df Gear
and other citizeAs who have lived dbGherea fol
thirty years, show thatA fe6tfully rapid detefio
| ration has taken place since thew came In onn
tact with the white man. Our earlier inter
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s. T.-186O-x.

Another ingredient Of remsfkab,o and Hon.
derfnl virtue used In the preparation of these
Bltters, is native of Brazil, and as yet un-
known to the commerce of the world A Span
ish writer says:
. administered with st.
Crcix Rum, never fails to relisve nervous tre-
NOR, wakefulness, disturbed sleep, eto.. and
that 1t 10 used with great effect by the Braali-
ians, Spanish and Peruvian Ladies to heighten
their color and beauty. II impaFts cheerful
meas to the disposition; vigor to the appetite,
and briIliancy to the complexion"
We withhold its name from the public for
the preHent.
To the above are added Glove Buds, Orange,
Carfaway, Corlander, Snake Root, etc., all
preserved in perfectly pure
ST. CR0Ix Rum.
The tonic properties of st. CrOix Rum, and
It's powerful invIgorating effects have been long
known to the physicians Of the world.
Bilious. Intermittent and Chill Feyers, On.
gendered by the change Of water and diet Of
travellers, particularly upon western rivers. are
prevented and cured Dy t0e PLANTATION Bittera
They are also reliable to prevent sea sickness
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
"PHILADELPHIA, Let month, 10th day, 1869.
"EsTEEMED FRIEND;-Wilt thou eend me
another dozen of thy Bittersf Nothing has
proven 90 beneficial to my invalid wife or my
self, as the Plantation Bitters.
"Thy friend, ISAAC ROWLAND"
N. B.--The secret Of the immense sale oi
the Plantation Blttsrs, is their guaranteed pGrt
iy. The st. Croix Rum, and every article used
Ia warranted perfectly pure, and the money will
bo returned II not as represented.
The Plantation Bitters are put up in unique
quart bottles, and sold by all respectable Drug
gists, Grocers, Hotels and Restaurants through
out the world. Be particular that every bottle
bears the fac sinsile Of the Proprietor's sigma
tnre.
p. II, DRAKE & CO., .
2O2 BROADWAY, N, Y.
loy97-d&wlmeod
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsenesa
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the Relief
OF C0nsumptive Patients
I'm advanced Stages
OF tho Disease.
This Is remedy SO universally known to surpass any
other for the OF throat and lung complaints that t
Is useless here to publish the evidence Of It's virtues It's
unrvaed excellence for coughs and colds and itS truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, have made 1t
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few are the communities, families among them
who have not personal experience OF Its effects
some living trophy in their midst Of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As oil know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
as they know too the effects of this yemedy, we need not
do more than to them that it has now all the viz
tues that it did have when making the cures which have
won SO strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. &c AVER SS CO.. lowell, 4as.
ana for sale by q. ROBERTS, Columbus, and By all
dealers In medicine everywhere.
April 18, 1S69-d&weowly
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Mordica Matley whe
nominated to the Senate to-day as principa
clerk of the General Land Office, and j. White.
y, of Wisconsin, as Indian Agent for Colorado
territory. ".
The body Of Gen. BAyard left for Washing
ton to-day. He waa to have been married mex,
Wednesday.
Itappeafs that the Paymaster's Department
ls able to procure only about $500, 600 per day
Tor soldiers' wages, while the demand 10 fou
million. This fact 10 owing to the inability O.
manufacturers to supply them, and accounts fol
the injury done the soldiers.
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Haid ON PooiesviIIe, MaryIand,

WASHINGTON, Dec 15-Laat night about
O'Clock rebel cavalry under Maj. White, about
three hundred and ninety-fve strong, made O
raid into PoolesVile, Md, They found there
thirty five men of scott's cavalry, quartered In
wooden building. After brief but deter
mined struggle, and when the building was or
fire, Lieut. Smith and seventeen men of Co. l.
surrendered and were paroled On our side the
loss was one killed-Lient. Stiles-and twc
wounded-Leut.'smith and Corporal Berry
The rebels lost two killed and thirteen wound
ed. The rebels took everything valuable from
the men they paroled, and also stripped the
body of Lieut. Stiles i-.. ..E a.
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New YoRK, Dec. 15.-A special to the Her
aid, from Nashville, 18th, says: According tc
the Rebel Banner, JEFF. Davis has arrived al
Murfreesboro, and ia the guest of Mr.. Manney
The rebels have reoccupied Franklin. They
seem to be moving mp. Forest ia not at Char
lotte, but there Is heavy force at Nolansville
and Triune.
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New BERNIE, N. c., Dec. 10.-The free labor
movement, which has been extensively but qui-
etly organized in eastern North Carolina, is
understood to be preparatory to an organization
lof the Government OF the State on loyal basis,
so that North Carolina may accept President
Lincoln's policy Of compensated emancipation,
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Notice

James Laugham, plainiIa. Superior Court
Efankiin county,
Peter Tabler and others defentants,) Ohio.
iz PETITION. H o
cAID PETER TABLER, Of North Mountain. BerEIy
y county, Virginia, will take notice that James
Lausham OF the county Of Linn in the stae Of Iowa
did, on the 9Dth day Of November, A. D.. 1862 le his
petition in he said Superior Court OF Franklin county
Ohio against the said Peter Tabler. William saughter
ec and prayer said petition was to obtain iudement
against said defendants for the sum Of $780, toeehe
With neIest at ten per cent from the 4h day Of June,
tsvy pape ,,,ss On note made
to said jar co Laugham for the aum Of $4,000 dated
June 9Th. A. D. 1857, and Endorsed By said ChfstlaD
May, Oct llth, A. D.. le00 and the said Peter Taber
petition on or before the third Saturday asF the 2lh
NJ. Il. MANN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
decl2-M
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q. T.-l86O-xs

Intelligent perSons and physicians can Judge
OF the efficacy of the Plantation BItters from
the following partial formula.
CAscARILLA BARK
Was known and used in Germany for Dyspep-
ala, Chronic Diarrh@a, oholic, D7sentssy, and
diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels, as early
ss 1880, +.f 92a!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-17
CALIsAYA, OR KINGS BARK,


Was unknown to civilization until the middle
Of the 18th century. Humboldt makes favora.
bic mention Of the febrlfuge quallties of thil
article as an Antldote for Fever and Ague, In.
termlttent and Malarious Fevefs, In bis exten.
sive South American travels. The Countess
wife of the viceroy of Peru, having expe-
rlenced the beneficial effects of this Bark, semi
II to Europe In I64O. II was sold by the
Jesuits for the enormous sum of its Oton ioeiphl
In siLuey, and was thus called JEsulTs' Powder
In 1858, Sir John Talbot employed it with
great success In France. ID the treatment Of
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Nervous Aztec
tions, Loss Of Appetite, Weakness and DeblIl.
ty, Palpi!ation of the Heart, Diarrhea, ETC..
under the name of English Powders; and In
1879, he sold the secret of its origin 10 Louis
XIV, by whom 1t was divulged. II ia now 9
standard remedy in all PhaFmaoopela, ant
is employed In preparing the, Plantation Bit
ters. f.4g as-tl q
ChamOmilie F2OiOsSs, for eafeebled digeation
Winterereen,v valuable for Scrofula, Rheumatism
and Nefratlc Affections; Lauendsr FloiOsys
aromatic, stimulant and tonic, highly invigor.
ating in Nervous Debility; Aniss, an aromatic
carminative, creating flesh, muscle and milk
Much used in nursing. .e.
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DIR. ADoLFUS'S
Select School for Young GentEmen

/ A II FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
IA North OF College Hill. The course Of study en-
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, together
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Natural History
and Chemistry. so .H5
The study Of the French and German languages con-
sutes prominent feature Of the School, Assisted by
teachers or smnence In SCIENCE the Principal feels
tined in promising hispups all the benefits OF Euro
The School Is agreeably situated on On extensive farm
the house 10 acommodieus building, measuring l7s feet
infront. ~ Af,2 ~
The School continues n session during the hot season.
az the refreshing rural scenery In which It is located
holds out great advantages.
Terms, Including tuition, board, washing, fuel light
etc., $3.50 per annum, payable quarterly in advance
RRyKRENcRs
Hon Belamy storer, Prof. Geo. n Day, Lane semina.
USE. Cary, Esq, VIM. p. Hubert, Esq, Robert
MITCHELL Rsq Milton Sayler, Esq Hon. George Hoad'
ley Rev. b. Allyn, President Wesleyan Female COLLEGE,
David Gibson, Esq, H. Kesdler, ESQ. W. 8. Wright,
Esq, Hon. J. b. Htallo, O. =. Adas, Esq, B. Homans,
Jr., Washington Mclean, Esq, f. p Starr, ESQ., etc.
july2Gh.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.

ROCHESTER,, December 2sth, 1861,
Messrs. P. H. DRAKE:--Gsntlemen- have
suffered terribly with Dyspepsia for three or
four years, and tried many remedies without
effect. had to abandon my profession, and
suffered greatly from everything I ate. l have
now tried the Plantation Bitters--they helped
mel continued their use, and am now nearly
well man. knoW of several similar cases,
Respectfully, yours.
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II. u. WHIPPLE
Bishop Of Minnesota

In the advertisement for Indisn supplies this fail
are 100 dozen eoalpng Knives I59 pounds paint 600
pounds beads, and 100 dozen butoner.knives. Il, - -.
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DANDELION,

For Inaammations of the Lpins and Splssr
in Dropaical Affections and Biliary SecretionS
or DISTINCTIONS of the Abdominal Vscera.
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S.T.-18R0.X]

The Language of nature and experience de-
monstrates, that whoever would enjoy the
pleasures Of food-the beauties of landscapes
the joys of compahionship--!he richness Of
literature--or the honors Of station and re.
nOWn-muSt prese7ps their health. f... .r.
The stomach is the receptacle Of all lnourish-
ment, and the fountain from which all parts OF
the body derive sustenance. The effect Of
foul injurious food entering the stomach, Is, to
derange the digestive organs, and produce
headache, loss Of appetite, unyetreshed Sleep fGted
breath, lOo spirits, feuerish Juyninss, constipa-
ton, incGpaeity Opertoym any nsntal or physical
duty, etc., and arc the symptoms Of that horrid
disease
DYSPEPSIA,
Which assumes Thousand shapes, and points
toward a miSsrable life and premature decay
The Medical Faculty hAs labored for genera
tons to discover reliable appstlzers and the
proper means of overcoming stomachlo de-
rangements. Certain Ingredients have been
long known as partially effective. Among
these were -.. ---
CALIsAYA BARK & ST. CROIx Rum.
An invalid physician, soiourning in the tropi-
cal leland Of 81. CroIx, observing the habits Of
the natives, gathered the recipe for the final
accomplishment of this most important end.
The article was frat used as private msdi.
cine, when ito salutaFy effects becoming known,
it was brought ont under the namo Of
DRAKEs PLANTATION BITTERs.
They act with unerring power, and are taken
with tho pleasure Of beverage. They per,
form most wonderful cures In stubborn cases of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous AfPec1
tions, Loss of Appetite, Intermittent Fevers,
Diarrhoea, Sour Stomach, Headache, Fever
and Ague, Weakness, Mental Dependency,
etc. As morning appetizer and after dinner
tonic, they should be in euery family They are
delightful, trhiierating stimulant, toiihOm any
subsequent stuptfying reaction. &
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
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1862. i863
Winter Arrangement.
TIME CHANGED.
dreat Northern & Eastern Route.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
CINCINNATI
M2MQ :
r A I i r o A D,

FIRST TRAIN.
MIGHT RxPRHss-Lsaves tloIruh,. =, Ann =,
a,a stop o. Delaware, Ashley, Cardnrtop, t5iiesd'
saa p 81 stations North Of Gaoni arriving AZ
SSsp SSsaa ~ y WSO 4. NJ, Dnnkirk 405 P. NJ, Buffalo
Sos,a. e.io oAn,ny $40 A. NJ New York Ills a.
''''0n SsoP h, Chicago, via Grafton, at 10 P. M.
gHo0ND TRAIN,
YORK ExPREss--Leayes Columbu, s,n,is
n ~, la ~ stop O. all stations; arriving at Cleveland
Il@v a;aa runkrk " l:1S A. NJ. Bufsio St5 4. H.,
NJ ohicago' via Grafton. 1000 A NJ '" '''''
CONNECTIONS.
.,S os, iawaIe with Springfield Branch for sprpsasa
haroad for Ptabuyh, PRiladeubis ana ,vncsgo
Also for Chicago. snu DAi'mor'
ROAD ~ po1D,. s ,S. Rail-
a! emfton, for Toledo and Chicago. ~''e'o'
phnt,sS pnsn,s, WIN Lake Shore Railroad for Erie
DuhHrF' bunalo' New York and Boston. w. A'''
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iEAYER'S aTu
SarSaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Aud for the speedy Of tho following complauts'
scrofnln and scrofuIous sAnectIons,su such
as Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Erupfions,
PlmpIes, Pustules, BIOtches, BOiIs,
blalHs, ana all Skin Diseases.
, 1862-05-07

HAERANTKD to be sure cure LOT
CATARRH or CoLb IN TEE HEAEs
ORE auxoaHD ,fHounAaD pe1tons die =eazly IN :ts1
country OF Consumption Every physician knows that
with fully tHotnrdf of thla number, tho dtseaaa nrsf
commenced as
CATAARR IN THE NOSE.
rns as5 Ftp peng . the throat and brsnchia taoe
It saser to s1Te casa,7a than Consumption and By
curing the Arst pfeHent the latter Persons should
understand that The better 7ay 70 cure consumptca
liz Il symptoms Of Casterrn IS tnsy geneExty sppesr
ana IND that they have frequent attacks and are more
sensitive to the chsrgEa Of telnpefatHe II this con
d0a the nosa Inay be dry, or elight discharge TIT
and kcr1d, afterwards becoming thiEk and adnesTe
IL The disease becomes chronic fhs discharges & a5e u
10 tie nose Or Else hey al into the throat and ale
haWEsd or congned Of fhs secretons aEe one9sHe
eyes Ire weak the sense Of smell ls lessened Or DC
efr9fed deafness frequently takes place Ahothel M
common aud important sympto1a o. Gatat1n Is IN
Tie person iB obliged to c1ea1 bis throat in the oanS
he q head dHrins lie ns6s When ths -akes place tht
pt1son may that his dtEea e on .ta Eay 70 r.
| lnDgR and should 1oso NO time u arresenE II ~
kooTe are the symptoms ot Catas11 aa Trey appear
b the aid of tbs LIQUID CATAHRa IzEMERY, EMERY, q
| nese EymptoIus ca6 be quickly and eHeetna'ly II
moved And tare sufficient confidence In the EeIae
~ to assure all who disposed 70 test II virtues
enrtne catah net sfte1 ths s1 t q ne asmsa M
Ptce Of lie Catarzn Remedy, S70osuhic1ent for us
t oae mouth. with full 2nd clear directions.
Office, 182 South Clark Street., Wp.staifs)
| address Dr. .. IL 6EELFE
/ dethG1&5m fost Offco Box tz1 Chicago ply
, 1862-05-07

Reckoning without their Host.
About one year ago the New Orleans Ba'1e-
tin contained the following paragraph con-
earning the dangers to New Orleans from our
fleets and army:
sTh;s tremendous force Of annihllators
will commence its march when every 1equis-
ite Is prepared and supplied As this cannot
be accomplished for several years to come
there is no necessity for ns to make immedl-
ate preparations for the reception Of Lincoln's
hip artny 4 Their ridiculous
schemes for our subiugation show conclusive.
II that they are thoroughly alarmed and pan
ic-strickeD. We Of the South c2u successfully
resist an invasion from million Of such era
Yeu NTetcheE.
, 1862-05-07

0LD O>WEGO LINE TRANS
~ POFTATIqE COMPANY FOB ls6.-Failtng
Date l. Co, Orweeo; F. B. Dams & Co. leo Brosa
H1Feet New Ycrk, proprietosb.
he rersigu-a. ss agt nts OF the above old WE'LL
EsrARn1sH1p LNf wl c17tsaet freight at the lowsas
A9 hsaT5 ff,sgns o Easte1a 1 poa9s 1S
MOST KSPxpIT1o6s but avoids Ill rtsx oG CANAL.
anEAKe Eeat ot syrse1se III The coapsn5 haye an a.:
X1nin 1t CtErgo, with which khay ttansfer grain,
shipred By this 11ue from 7esse to canal boats With
ont going INTO 4to.e
Office PardeeA Building. ID atorTl2t1 soatn Water
Etreet cornt Of Wpl1A street. Ap2&-n7I42m
, 1862-05-07

W The Charleston Mercury prints the
CONSUMPTION Act in full, aud says Of it:
This is most important document. It de-
cla1ee substantially that every cittzan be-
tween eighteen and thirty-ivc years Of age is
in the army. The present organization OF
companies. regiments, &c, is TO be main
taiued, the companies to be filled up to one
'lundl ed and twenty five MEN. Wnca thus
filed Nd, the soldiers are to have the priv
ilcge of clecting their officers in the same
manner as under former laws, but the con-
missions will be issued By the President
, 1862-05-07

DR.. j. Ell. MEGA NR>
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, detects to = certainty
tbe true condition and locality of dsease8 BY simple
snd scientific method, without asking any 4uestiona
inhalation and Constitutional ueatmeot Diseases g
ne Heart Of the Stomach, Of tie llEcr kldneys Drop
Ism, Eenra1Ea, Paralysis, Fistula, spasns Eta M D1s
ss5ea Of the Eye and EaF Seminal NeakHess ska 9s is
long standing cured II shs saofteSt & p1ssaee
49, 1c rara rIfhnnt u fair rrn3nect ut recOYerY.
, 1862-05-07

grees adjourned, and urged him to withdraw
The troops from those States, and at all hazards
defend Richmond and Norfolk, and think
they are coming. Indeed, yo4 would have
thought 90, Il you had seen, as did, on We'd
.nesday las, the South Carolina. rag1ment,
from Chester, twelve miles from Richmond,
the forest for "Oid Virginia-she must aud
shall be ffee!" 1conversed with South Car-
olina officer On the earne trip, who O. SAID tnat
Savannah may be surrendered, and Charleston
too, but Richmond never. He said "detend
Richmond and Norfolk cost what It may.l,
You hare noticed in the papers short ac.
count Of President Davis speech, lstelg made
at Rockets, to the so4dieEs passing to YORK
town. It was the best short speech ever
heard him make. He said, 50 far Is ne wa
concerned he would continue this war tor
twenty years, rather than one 81 1nea Co OF xga
more about surrgndering Virginia.
REPoRTrD CArrURE.-It 1B reported, says
the Cbarlegton Mercury, Of the 25th, By gen
t1cmau from the harbor entrance, th1s
schooner was captured BY the b!oekadins
squadron of the bar, early yesterday mofa~
TIE GuSBoAr.-Thc ladies' gunboat coDtrl-
hnffone at Savannah amount to sc. .00o,D.
FROM SAyASSAH.--AS Sa7eDnah correspond
cpt Of the Augusta C1nstitutioaaZist, writes as
follows -" While Fort Pulaski has fallea,
anu II Hu&kE llfEl AdLlC4lE5 E5u3A llQI 3E1uu
long against iron-c}ad guuboats or batteries
On The adjacent islands, still the force of the
Yankees in this vicinity Is not sufficient to
take Savannah, for our land force is too large
to allow M attempted lAndins to be eith5r
pleasant or profitable to them. Nor eau they
easily pass the river to the city, for while they
may have boats that arc ipyuInerable to on,
balls, which is doubtful, yet the obstruction:
| in the river, however easily removed By qulei
| working party, will be yery hard to move un
der the storm Of shot, shell and grape that III
| ean rain upon them from dozen Places
| FREpER1cKsBuRa.--Th enemy do not, a.
! are said TO be concentrating heavy forces i.
the vicinity tofacilitate their anticipated marcl
| to Richmond. Some of their soldiers hav
stolen off and gone to the city, roll1cke'
around, and returned, without doing an
damage. They rarely escape, however, beio|
oft t},aY,-EucHirfY
, 1862-05-07

LIV& STOCK.
IlruTe1s md Farnes1 WILL fua tns has 1HEss edYes
teEeou4 route for Ltve BtocAa Cxpaciou1 942t1 NJ
WRteTed End supplied NTH aTcEy convenience Dat
been opened On shfs uns md its con1ecto1A Rad eVE
attention Il paid to their wznt1 From HAsft96W3f
xhezr VII BE- found for fesG14k @ 81
NKW. F0RK ma BALTIMoRE 4 MAEKETs La5 ~ =
fppte ror Stock D Fev Yo1k-f~ta- AleesaNn+
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