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MORE REBEL RAMS.

NAVAL MOVEMENTS or THE REBELS AT MOBILE
WHAT THEY EXPECT TO DO.
DEcArup, Aa., April 80, 1862
was enabled 10 forward my letter OF the 10th by the
email yesterday afternoon After had loft camo into
possession of throo letters OF which IL SO i'm.
portant hason to forward Thorn, additional con
serbu,ions from Dixie TO tho olcgant letter writer,
The mos, important Of these letters relates to
CONFEDERATE Stairs STEAMER FroprpA1
orr GRANTS Pass, March 81, 1862
NV DEAR FATuEr-Your short but very welcome lottor
OF tho It'll inst has just reached me- Just thnkt has
been over a week getting 70 me from Columbia Well,
dear father, hope this will lind you enjoying a. GOOD
health as l. Not bit OF The Morgan and Gaines
both been down to the forts but arc present
Mobile: expect them down again SON they both
very good boats The Commodore (Randolph) also came
down the Morgan Is his flagship she Is beautiful
snodei The boclade is quite inefficient here: al isoa
-four choon,s ran cut during NE last ccet, oil Of them
stonndt 10 Hanr, Bih loads Of cot9n. There are only
ehrec vessels bluckadug he oal OF thom are steam-
VIZ enc stcm sloop brig rigged craft and steam
ngunbost, foreand after. Thcy 10 lcdr of being
sc oat Of late. Perhaps the gentlemen navo received
Mobile papers II they have, this ram business Ia
tYrcy well discussed they will ind and al all dcounts
hare sercrdt roas in Mobile according the papers
Tser focs rny some day, perhaps, be that of NE Cum
sssrland AMI Congress- You have heard all that now
.aro this What do you think OF the conduc, Of tho CONS
tnaner officers AMI mon VI tho United states shin Cum.
sOerland.
You mat excuse this short letter: for as Isaid ,bc
fore there Is no news hero that could Interest you
Sometimes accounts Of SCOTS cavalry companies
Saving sxifmishcs with tho enony. Tho other day
cav that squad Of you had routed lot OF Yankees and
put them 10 fight, killing good macy Of them, and
thew killing two "a yeu. DECLARE that was unable 4,
cay WHO your Litter 10 mo was from before opened g.
qhs los mark ycu could not make out, Lor did You
dsc. tie letter. did net know that ycu had left homo
get got Vttar frpm mother, written Tie l2th, BY
fha tlA Yours was received, STA ing that on
tad loft Isssgre you tbat was 'drwn IL lie mo IN
NASa beird " H. -FOUR piscs inish. HAYS sasiy been
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE MISSISSIPPI.
~----~~-~->-~~---~-~~-~~~~
Another Brilliant Naval En-
gagement on the Mississippi.
Two Rebel IrOn-Clad Gum
boats Blown Up.
Another Sunk and Flight Of
the Others.
Triumph of the New Union
Commander.
SKETCHES OF THE OFFICERS,
DC. &C., 10.
Triumph of the New Union
Com mander.
SKETCHES OF THE OFFICERS,

FLAG OFFICER DAVIS BULLETIN.
FLAGSHIP BxS7oS, ABovg FoRr wRIaHr,l
MISSISSIPPI RIVER, May 10, 1882. J
,Eo Hon. GIDEON WEIIEs, Secretary Of the Navy
The naval engagement which the rebels have been
,preparing took place this morning.
Tho rebel feet, consisting Of eight ronclad gunboats
flour Of which wsre fitted with rams, came up hand
.somely. Tho action lasted one hour.
Two Of tho rebel gunboats were blown up and ono
sunk, whom the enemy retired prscpitatoly under the
.guos Of tho fort.
Only six vessels Of my squadron engaged. Ths
Cincinnati sustained injury from the rams, but will
,be in Gghting condition to
Captain S.ombel distinguished himsslf and be Is seri
ously wounded.
Tho Benton is uninured
Mortar No. charge OF Second Master Gregory
tbehaved with great spirit.
Tho rebel squadron IL supposed to DO commanded by
Commodore Hollins. G. Fl. DAVIS,
Captain commanding Western Flotlla,
Mississippi river pro tenn
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RejOiclngs over tho Union Victories.
PHILADELPHIA, May IL, 1852.
This city has been In fuyore OF excitement. Flags
are floating In every direction, and the chimes Of ST.
Stephens church rang joyful peal this evening,
count Of the news from Fortress Monroe.
BRIDGEPORT, Cton n. May IL, 1862.
salute Of 100 guns fred here to-day In honor Of
the recent victories.
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Court Cnlendar-This Dav.

SUPREME CorRr-CRCUT-Part mos. 500, 1869,
1872 IaS I7SS, Isso' a5ss lisa ls4c a. $685. 400,
COMMON PL.As.-Pnrt l.Nos. $40, 057, 6s5, 410 g7e,
945 1914 1916, 107s 1872 1885, 1881 10s3 1884 10j.
Part Mos. $40, 684, 603 1920, 047, $685. AS 439,
405, 1914, SOL, 970, 957, o61, ESQ.,
UNITED STATES DisrRIcT CorRr.on this day the prize
will be hoard before Judge Belts and tho jury.
The Admiralty calendar will be called before Judge
Smallcy.
srriRoR couRr-Part Mos. 1773, 2l27, 1920 223,
1889 PART Nos sic, 1889, l74o, 3ls4 1852, 1854,
1896 1900 1902, 1904 so4 1913, 1884, 2o4. 11s &c.
3l9s. Part 3.Nos. 1876, 1873, 1851 5e7, 1921 749,
1867. Part 4-Nos 1868, 1923, 75o, 2oo2 2oo4, 20o0
2o12. 2o16 2Ols, 2o2o 2o22, 2o24, 1926 2o3o, 2o32
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Beautiful COMPLEMENTARY Bloom
of YOUTH Liquid Pearl for preserving and bcautfyng
the complexion and skin. All druggists and 439 Broadway
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Omciai Drawings or tho kentucky ana

KESrucKY. CLASS l6g--May 10, 1869.
20, 20, 81, 80, Is. 70, Is, SO, ~, SO, As, Al.
DKLAwARE. CLASS 2l2-May 10, 1867.
81, u, Al |, ., %, 81, AZ, 2, /, &c, 40.
Circulars sent BY addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS A co,
Wilmington. Delaware or Coylngton, Koutucxg.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativc and
Wigs the best the world, wholesale and RETAIL and the
dye privately applied At No. q Aston House,
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Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray street,
Ney Xnrk
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Hill. Inimftable Cutter OF Hair and
whikers No. Barclay street. Hair Dye 90 cents black
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At JefYers', 573 broadway, Ladies' Com
Boots 81 Balmoras 81 eo misses 81 75 chidrens,
81 81 JEFFERS, 573 Broadway
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We beg to inform friends and the public OF
arrang enents, which now complete.
We have transferred Oices and Wholesale Clothing
Department Broadway and Grand
whore have also extensive and well appointed Mer
chant Tailoring Department. with entire stock Of all
the latest styles Of Cloths Cassimorcs yesings &C., suit
able the spring arf trade Our Ready Made
Department. first oor Is extensively stocked with Mems.
Boys and Chdrcn's Clothing and Furnishing Goods. We
intend that stock in the city shall compare with for
taste variety and chcapness
Families will please make a note OF this.
For the convenience of down town customers In
tend keep at the Of Broadway and War
extensively and tasofuy stocked with all descriptions
seasonable Ready Made Clothing at retail And Mer
chant Tailoring here will not be second either Ia
have charge OF II. DEvLIN co.,
Corner Broadway and Grand,
And corner Broadway and Warren.
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QUICK WORK.


ARRIVAL OF CAPTAIN DAVIS AT CAIRO ON THE STH-
HE WHIPS HOLLINs ON THE 10TH OF NAY.
CAIRO, May 8, 1852.
The only item have to-day is the arrival at this place
Captain c. H. Davis, United States Navy. en- rous for
the feet report Commodore Footo Is his dag cap
ctain
II il stated that Commodore Toote will improve the
opportunity to take furiough, leaving the command
with Captain Davis.
The Commodorc's foot Is still very and lame and
supperaton unavoidable. Ho only hobbies about
crutches and bear tho slightest weight on the
wounded member.
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Prizes Cashed in All Logaiizcn Iottc-
res. Information gisep. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
No, Ii Tal strees, Room No l.
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OmcfaI Drnwings or Murray, Eddy &
Co Is Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KEnrUcKy. EXTRA GLASS 22l-May 10. 1904
IL, 4, 80, 60, 50, ", 10, "a, 1, 81, II, 90.
KENTUCKY, Class 22,-May 10, 1869.
go, 20, ~, AZ, Is, "a, 8, 10. 80, 20, 81, IS.
Circulars sent free Of charge " addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY x CO.,
Covinaton KY, or 81. Louis No.
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DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery Is
warranted cure Scrofula, Erysipeas Rngworn Scald
Head Salt Rheun Ulcers Fever Sores Pimpca, andeyery
disease OF tho Skin. of whatever nature.
DIR. Kinne's New Truss.--Thc only per-
feet summer bathing Truss Cheap clean, durable and
comfortable. No. 266 Broadway
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Closing UP tho Rebellion-The Capture
OF Norfolk and POrtsmouth-Thc Adj
vance ON Richmond-The Battles OF
VILLA msburg and West Point-Thc
Capture OF New Orleans-ImpOrtant
from the Southwest-The Latest from
Mexico, &c., &c., sc.
The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Captain Stone,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe win close in this city TO-.
afternoon at quarter past one and at past
Ave O'Clock, to 60 by railroad.
TEE NEW York STANDARDIZATION for Europe--wil be
published at eleven O'Clock morrow morning. and will
contain full details Of tho Advance Of General Mcclellan
to Richmond including Accounts OF tho Battles at Will
amsburg and West Point An Account Of the Capture Of
Norfolk and Portsmouth by General Wool; Official Ac
counts Of tho Capture Of New Oeans Particulars Of the
Smelling Of sewars Point Important from the Army Of
the West Highly Important from Msxico-The Advance
Of the French tho Capital and all other interesting
news or the week.
Single COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. Al Ludgatc Hill, London.
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
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Shirts and Collars Made to Order.
Style, fitting and workmanship unriva!led
Union Adams No. 637 Broadway.
M0Ody's New Store, Open This Day.
FINE SHIRTS AND MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
T. W MOODY, 400 Broadway, ST Nicholas block.
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OUR NAVAL HEROES.
SKETCH OF CAPTAIN DAVIS, ACTING FLAG
OFFICER

tDhEtCH OF CAHIAlN DAVIS, ACIlNG FLAG
OFFICER.
Captain Charles n. Davis, United States Navy, and
Acting Flag Olncer commanding the Western Flotlla,
land who has just distinguished himself brilliantly
On the chicr command tho Mississippi river held the
important rank OF Captain OF the Fleet in the great
Armada called the sport Royal Expedition }" when
called from Hampton Roads on the 26h Of October 1851
under Commodore Dupont Subsequently, when Commo.
dors Foote was temporarily invaded, at his own
quest In consequences Of tho painful nature Of mis- wound'
che Secretary Of the Navy commissioned Captain Davis
60 tho active duty Of the chief direction Of the move
nents Of squadron operating the Mississippi the
Port Royal expedition having thus already furnished
most cfRcsnt officers for Independent commands-Com-
xandsr John Rogers being just taken from Commodore
Dupont and transferred 70 The command Of tho gunboas
<salena.
Commander Charles H. Davis Is . native OF Massachu-
setts Of which he also citizen. He entered the navy
6o that State tho 18th OF August 1929 and has now
ecn nearly thirty nine years United States service over
nsseen years Of which has been In active service
end snoat In our inland waters He shore and
other duty for een years. and the remaining nvc
years he has been unemployed Previous To the outbreak
of the rebellion Commander Days-than ranking num-
Der nineteen the list Of engaged as
Superintendent Of tho Nautical Almanac, and on
other special duty In Washington, and tho in.
vestigation Of his record by the Naval Retiring
Board resulted In his being placed very nearly At tho
head Of the roll (numbsr ve) Of commanders entered
~<he revised list. He holds the position OF Acting
Flag Oicsr-a rank the waters equal a brigadier
general in command Of division land His hrs. &C.
ron rebounds greatly to his credit. aud II he continues
he has begun he win soon rank with the noted
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SKETCH OF COMMANDER sTEMBEL.

Commander Roger N. Stembel 10 native Of Maryland,
but ia citizen OF Ohio from which state no appoint
I'D to the navy He entered the service tho eth Of
March, 1882 and has therefore, served the United States
about thirty years. He promoted 70 licuien.
sancy the Goth of October 1s43 Under that commits
son he eight years sea his total being
sixteen years and nine months lie for nearly eigh.
years shore and other duty, and for over Eve
years unemployed. He was last at sea in January $780,
aud at tho Of 1851 had the charge OF the
Naval Asylum Of phiadelphia. At that time he stood
No SO tbs list Of leuenants Of the navy. The rebel
lion and other made several vacancies Ia tho list
above him. and his name stands the last published
st Of commanders No. CO. ho having been promoted 10
chat rank c held in the contests at Forts Doncson and
Henry tie command Of tho gunboa Cincinnati. He was
afterwards engaged at Island No. TO- and in this present
fight above Fort Pillow he still held command OF The same
vessel which appers to have sustained injury from
shs rebel rams. Captain Sembe Is reported have dis.
trguishcd himself and to have been seriously wounded
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashcd
and information furnished by TAYLOR CO.. bankers
No. IL Wall street, New York.
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Keefs's New Restaurant and Privat,
Supper Rooms opened at No. l6 Crosby street.
his former place Of business.
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TrACTS WORTH KNOWING
IL That DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LIN1MENT cures In
spontaneously Chronic Rheumatism. Headache Toothache
Group Sore Throas Colo, and pains Of all kinda The
above cauiid statement of what Dr. Tobias Venetian
Lnimen Will do Price Is and 20 cents bottle Sold ~
MI drurr
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CENTLEMENs LIFT OFF CLOTHING PURCHASED,
VI in large small Please cali At the store sd
dress Conioy, a Centre street.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE CTrEAP.-PLANERS. SCROLL
M Saws. Jonter Moulding and Boring Machines, Turn
Lathes Squarng Cutting Of Saws, &C.. all mado
have been In less than and the bee
J. BOYCR.
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II INSECT POWDER,
tested for 70 years and grows in favor y XII: and exiss
Furs Furniture garden insects, &c. All genuine bears
the signature Of Lyon and not poisonous 70 -
Lyons Powder kills all insects . trice
LYONS Pills are death and mice.
Bold everywhere. Depot, 202 Broadway.
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, uc Sl"n' ,uc happiness OF all
,,uccrnrd.
Yom,: WAYNE took boat anl went mp tho
west shore al -. simon, Island, to get hi, be-
trothed and her father. lie Was twice arrested
ty some prowliug rebels. but had such papers
with him, rs an oiliccr detached on secret SER
vice. that they reluctantly L., him pass Iia
found his loved ones and carried them of in safe
~ To- the Cnch1Wd'e, whcr" their reception was
most pleasant.
OF the men who had volunteered to take thu
fleet tn SEA. few took boat and went bncl 10
the mainland. jude aud Mr. Crops ,pcnt tho
greater part OF the remainder 1T light in rejoic-
Ing each in his own way. The former crew VI
the brig was duly secured, where they could do
no harm when they awoke from their s'upor 10
the great change In their fortunes
The following day Col. Wayne found IN tho
cabin among Iialcom's papers, scraw which
indicated the cause Of hi, hatred. 1t appears
that the Colonel, soon after hi marriage, had
been requested to give his opinion Of lialcOm,hy
y Mr. carter whore daughter lIalcom was SEEK
ing 10 marry, un,!er professions Of reform.
THIS opinion being advcr,c, Mr.. Carter refused
to give his daughter to ilalcom, the girl hal
ratuscd t. clope and had soon after died. With
that qualification which generally attends crime.
whom reasoning on it, mi,iortuncs, llalcom had
rcranied the Colonel rs the author Of his troubles
with the Carriers and of his whole subsequent
career
We reach the end of our story, but the end Is
with Us, readers and au.lior, and not with tho
lowing hearts Whose iinal-trisls and dawning
happiuesswe have 50 imp rtcctlv sketched. There
was no end to the happiness upon which they
had all entered, Jude continued to remain with
Young Wayne after the EATERS marriage with
Mis- Brahn, and chose him AS guardian Of the
large fortune which hid 30 strangely come into
hi- possession. Mr.. Crops waited patiently I'M
Ill brnnswicll was taken hy our forces on the 4th
Of March last and then wen, back 10 his hotel In
hi. ..l1ry as did many Of his compau lots la that
/ N lnorAbl, expedition. Capt. Winthrop Is still
/ l. Ding watch and ward over the coasts includ-
| Ell in Com. Dupont dcpar mcu, and Is a. hap
/ u, as the possession Of III lovely wife as CO.
/ rad can make him. \, 10 the olonal and tho
remgju.n, characters Of o,r story, they each
pursuing the deserved fortune ot their days.
mn I.ND.
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| mand-thanks 20 yot. gcntIemen--,o take L IN.
po.:'::cn Of these yes.. in the name Of the
| Here's a flag Captain 7" exclaimed Mr.
| 'ropps. after n preliminary hu-rab. Zone I've
been wing through Al INV troubLSs cor inst
such jub'nnt laV I" nn,, hc irnu1 a ,l,t of 70.
| specialize dimensions from his pocket
murnur Of applause aio.e from the men,
"hernuron the landlord adiel
'M' gent'cLion-wo mls.nt make my.
noise we're no, vet ont Of ,erii. Tb"rc "a
henrly tiroc thor ,n1 -oor- On tho ISLANDS. wifi
their t0ttc-ieS AMI hol'.. lul it., not by any
means, de.r that We shall an, OF - Ii,e io sca
the l'lue water
y" r'ilrl Lore and y re s,ci ~, Cor n nc.
mou', Gtc ia hand. ~ If loek,', FIR st,G
AMI tlun ina1a ar effort H. e.,f1 ,Lr ;,Jiuy
vi II the nvowol ru-,,os. /, H,n,.,r, III. tintjons
.vinh u li''ori, la tie iroe1c. Ilorc nj. port
lines. in'eff,rui and h. w.. r5r'ru, 20 ,r,.n, =,
hammer al nnil which Coral procured II, thc
cabin, uid to a.ii ih, Hag to ihe mast. observ.
i't;
Hr.'t lictoo have Nonc % before MS And
thus, 'ri'ni roi.i' .,uI .ountr,iu.r tn. IA
trtil fl.t,,. 49,. H. A.
'ci .uilod li..i,.. Nc iiftri'. ,.S'L
M htfl at the vi'.t.. Canaan " th,t,v,
lui a' much 'rat e.. 80 ". ,i'ii1.i.. Of ahlir.
t- any, % tl'... a.tn.' 'u II. iut, ffulal
;o-- .-iou ' il7U 81 t,, .l;N,t.,t ,r,,,s
60. IL c.ta'li.lcl .tf.-I t'.n.r .,,,,i,., ,e,-
J and made ell his arrangements Tor roi,,.,to
s'a.
" l. We n.'v hal - cool G,.i. ..t,tli.h.1
n1or" i"i". hc remarked 90 ,H.. V.v,c.
10 We Womb have uo l,1, uliy /, riiuiiu, out
i' The l'.ii u1 clar :"
" q o. GIN pr i.ltcI Nlnr,l.ul. nIv..iu,,
t'iuhi % m,kii- ono. ,l d t,r,r s,,In. and
J." cs planned the situation If the steamer 10 t,,e
YOU commander.
"lhi'. iu,' tic thing, VIA. hr,n- ,..pl.i
tN' ~ # mon go up and touch lr rfT,'
louur N.tur elc,. - tNo f,..n from the ,,r,,
cow stJ .ir,n. into q '.o,. .l0t,.t ile',o ,ri
BORN 'hc -tc,mcr. Byt'i4 &C., lie ii covered
;'Uie, on Ia. g., n vorl. htlicial i1.o.nedilis
Low b. though, an, f,lt w " '''''
- Ihi' u"c.li To-, jude. he FASTENED io sr,..
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TAN Bdftpar laulr
SA. Troprs 4dS1nish,d his (urml llhlo TRADE
s3an t'the cvik Ito hal suf, rel, an, W.. r,,,ly
e 6ns aesss AZ far a his spirit was cnnc'rro' :,
- eo,pi 10 a. far as any oar in Waeln= var; hu'
whcn Ii cirfs tu II question o: nr'i1n,h.. F.if.-
nm proporti,in milita.' ! az ,iio.aAy aln,l, the
proposed Gchiey' Iii goal, however Was
ii nuci Gcco mt, h.t' to NE mon lc bal b.oa,.hl
wi III him and 10 t1pt. Winthrop.
- Captain WiH,hup my i'"ulf my 'rr. -
Captain winthrop, ot NE H'tri S.a' -- stcnlor
tpat,, c,rloni HoI 80 AMI again he ,,"9'
Lis c.cnchll han ,ow I'D. tht,oNu,N..a ii..,n-
..p's which slowed "a I The lt.t t.u W.. '- Wrr.
nj ,ssa to hi, cncmi,, "a ,h.t direction.
In the m'tr''m ia /" H.! Lcn busy. III
I'M nj h. 'F ,hat tn loata rpVtoGH,rg r,
mruuel 5 il'u's ice rclinQui h,l Ia nusiot
AM wet q uJ .rt'' treasure N ,hr l.l'. lie
.os .,ci il'..,i VIA II he cDl' clty. and pro-
c ol,d up 'r, 10 HI. litll' loL.. witch was t.
a.. ulu". l'yj: ',.Vhi, hr q t,si,u Il Il
a ,i.' time h'cn.r 20 d. hr,.'. ltrp.yi'g Ia.
ut',Dr.. W,.l tine exception Of Inc p.pp.o., NJ
,u i..t lul', hric .Gr.'l Tor another .pad Of his
N.i.A. V.us nraul re.urnirI n f'N ,in's,
l"roiNty. I .d, ..' -,oi AMI iow.l, TO lis hoa'.
li'tIcl uouvAcd IN ,nc boat, dnl wfi,ed for
oypr:t 10 decide what he should do newt.
" niul 1T i.o U-icra, u" Wu.,'i I. " Au'
moa III. 20 alc, i,r.ho steamer ;,.ut'owIa.'n
J.rnot duni sccm Ter lc Clpn Jlphct ,uuv
more. since hr', ,.H. 'nul all them eullc. lie
s4d shoul hN ,lo Nancy hut III Wait an
.r' " la, th'' t9v bon Al
Cailu Wirrp ~, % .cw mp1.'' IN
~. Max the ac .jit'pc' 81 ILL., vIt. o., prt
nl r.ins m in' ar'h'l W'rr N.h;u, to all
hon. ih,r,. ~. % . t.v 5, -''UJ.,l in rer4ri I,
uor .'mi''.s aui +, inr,ta1t ,h! j'iuo,lr
,i', to- tcsj.c't .nulr thHu = tow ho'f', hu, ih'
uaior',v wrr' w,i,ins aUH ON ger /" %, 'wrf"'
H. ,ummar',rt Per. koyh orau> o.hrrp n !,
In, po..,, IN. o, ,ae u / >,..g.. "a m
/ main "a ion, ,h seizure "' the .'"a-. o..
/ they Wrr' nj, UNANIMOUS, t. q on. Il" l.-m be
/ in la,'f'u. Of participating 'hr"in.
ih,s' facts irr ne - ,iuea, CAPTAIN Win
+, tNr,pdosirrl /, nlow how many d ,hom wor
G,n.i'rr with the ch, nno and how uu'h ca
miuship they possessed. iic soon d'Nilel th'l
OF mo a. many crews A. t'ior' were vessels i
the hoc,. Tho mustcis we've cplaNy .Nit''
viii til smmrn,,. %. AM an act.nB c1r'hh
cirh vessel selected lor ,he occasion. t'i '-.
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-28


Year one thousand c..lt huudrc AMI s.Nty.tNo.
lie took another glance at ! +, vi,tim.ani then
sommcnc~l pushing the lo,t Down a." creek
He hcsrl the flint cries q. TIE Colonel iaf iclp
arising behind him. and 4 mo Kim: lau Ii wa,
TVS ansvtr. ~ soon Gtopjc l'tvH he err 4 ,o
srt mat Toe .'''.r wood tt,c, lis victim, an . the
ai'tle sleai were al. vi .,u from view
Ihc JOS j,Ye tie r'ian taen uu,tcr.
e. ~ ,". isii. tha. spot One IN a coon =
"Gc Nlon c'c1r tav hru.- or, TIC swar.p
aus lf.in t.'' i'..o a ec'ton-Nyoi. II haN.
lie bal nc'rly r,,cl cd 'hc mouth Of the creek
Nhen he saw l.l, -icamIre iair.iv through
shc un'ht,. twenty rvls or mere distant; anil
mean ilie sounds e. chanting az su..n:. r-u.-
ny WITH nuttercl cN u imston or two. ne
srhhH' AMI listened ~ 0ucut.I AM then go MI
81 Ms boa, on the shorcn advanced .lowlv ..nd
Cautiously IN the direction .ioiu which tie .1lul.
IrpCceie
" II H.. any or who. ll,y to release tho
"lontl. he mniicroi III 30 tack anil put m,
krlie throrcl him D."
tie continn~it g. pas through sine bush,s as
cautiously a hc csali, draw ns ruir,t ..sl n.ar-
W io the li'it Nr-.t ..u-u.r. aul sttil. 2 |
s'ne VS. thaf which soon pse.... i Itself t. hi. 4
eght.
.. \ -c;ular Fetish iar-, ,"l rnr,.,rI.
Asm'll rIfv e. /. ..ios-. r..cs nuI females.
a. va-iC.. size, aul coui'a>' us. r.l.-..,fr,,, |
o q1ait'r VI. "i ~ 'hc .o1t'., fird e. nr rirrn
wen daieii and muj,.t.n. giul ri.h around -
1ie IA little hollow ~ a.. WOODS. tuisii,uoi.
among - WORSHIP 'rs. 0cfr 'vo or tl'r., hall
mao! "Ii,, VIII VIA aHi sr'' -qu. appear.
A''r',o =. mat 30 lc .ohcr .f'tion slave,
ih.,'"i'fNAt sac, lit Boz Iwlu, 'tr.m sonc
!" ~ u -.eh -. empire htoai il'r ga.
4 lcN hal 40 Iouo haY =. AMI wcr, ,Hir,i 4,
NV ~ NV" 'ion' against f!rirm ..Ven ri- I
"oI.f',s rites' nn1 ''n.i Ing 'hc f"i" s'',
20 'h''T NoFsll, " fH7n'r ih'Iu~' v.
10Y gu sulei- .''n.
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H, n'', Us W." nI"' t,'r'" -. N."i-
rai " ". n'Ii ,"''', 'h"' 1," dhHuu "lIh th'
fr,nf- am 'en"u' nerve.