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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-08-23

NOTICE u hereby given that The under
~ signed hss been appointed adminis,ra-
- - che estate Of Robert Poison, late OF
Dubols county deceased. Said estate 10 sup
posed 10 b solvent.
July %.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

lCorrespondence OF the Associated Pfess I
FORTRESS MONROE, June 17.-Major Gen. Dl,
and stan visited Suffolk to-day, passing ap the
Nansemond river, which has been cleared of OBJ
atructions.
The government steam Derrick "DIripo,, ar.
rived here this morning, and will proce ed shortly
10 raise the vessels sunk here.
The armed bark Fernandina arrived here Vel,
tefday from Wilmington, N. C. She reports all
quiet on that coast.
The sloop-of-war John Adams arrived fro 10
newport this morning with the senior class of the
United States Naval Academy on board The
middies" are to see little actual nd val warfare
IL Is said, before returning.
The steamer Metamora arrived here from CITY
Point last night. She brought no passengers,
The telegraph line from Suffolk to Portsmoutb
order.
The weather still continues cool and un.eason.
able. N'A'e"'0A'
Since Norfolk has fallen Into our hands the sur
rounding country has been taken possession Of
ana tne opening Of Currituck round Canal and
tns railroad to Suffolk, are among the achieve.
menn OF note But the most important success
iateiy gained was the opening Of water communi.
cation with Sunoik by way Of Nausemond river
which was accomplished by Captain H Hyner,
Topographical Engineer, and Captain i q
place. ,s..'
Captains Hyner and Lee returned to this plaee
last evening, and on making their report to Major
General Dix, received the approb baton of the GEN
efai on the happy result Of their missions. The
exPedftion was frsug with considera ble danger.
ana only tne most careful skill could accomplish
the resnIt. D. -. : - : = :,
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CONVERSATIONAL. .-. W
xxAvush ccsGRKss-s.e,ns s,..i,s.
sus.-y -sna., c,o,oS ,...a,s.,,


SKsArx.-Aher ouf scpo-t closed yesterday.
Tne resolution prohibiting any further fn-
crease OF legal tender Treasury notes. and auhOf-
izing The Issue OF 500 900 of ten days. certf
Gates, bearing per cent. interest vas taken up
and referred TO the Finance Committee
The Pacific railroad bill was taken up and &C.
cupied the balance Of the day.
Hotss After our report closed
Inc eonnscation bill reported from the select
committee was, after some discussion, passed
The sin provides that all right, title, interest.
and claim whateve:, Of every person compfe-
hended within the following enumerated classes
In and to the service and labor of any other person
or persons held to service or labor In any State
under the laws thereof, is hereby declared for.
feitedi and such persons so he'd to service or
labor commonly ealled slaves are hereby declared
forever discharged from sueh serviee or labor to
be freemen, to wit
First OF every person who shall hereafter act
as sn ofacer Of the army or navy Of the rebels Ia
arms against the Government Of the United
9 ,ates.
Second. OF every person who shall hereafter
act as President, Vice President, member of
congress, judge OF any court, Cabinet oItcer,
iofelgn minister, or commissioned, or consul CT
the so-called Confederate States Of America.
Ihlrd Of every person who shall hereafter act
as Governor OF State, member Of Convention
or Leg slature, or judge Of any State court of the
80 called Confederate States OF America
Fourth VI every person who, having held an
once OF honor, trust. or pfost in the United
States, shall hereafter hold an office in tie so-
called Confederate States of America
Flrth. VI every person who shall hereafter hold
any onice or agency under the Government of the
so-called Confederate States OF America, or under
any OF the several States Of the said Confecerac-
or the laws thereof whether such office or agency
ne national, State, or municipal in its name or
character PTouIdsd, That the penons thirdly and
hnhly above described shall have accepted their
appointment or election since the date Of the pre-
tended ordinance Of secession OF the State, or
shall have taken an oath Of allegiance to the 80
called Confederate States
sixth. Or every person not embraced In the
foregoing clauses who, after the passage OF this
act being actually. wilfully, and without coer-
cion or compulsOn, engaged In armed rebellion
against the Government Of the United States,
shall not, within sixty DAYS after public warning
and proclamation duly given and made at his
discretion by the President Of the United States,
lay down his arms and return to his allegiance to
the United States.
the consideration Of the House bill authorizing Q
an additional issue Of Treasury notes was re.
sumed, and Messrs Wicilife, Pomeroy and Pike
discussed its provisions.
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Large Fire at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 1s.-About O'Clock yester.
day afternoon, during heavy storm, the light.
ming struck the mandatory connected with the
extensive liquor warehouse OF Messrs. Fletcher
Hobart d Co, and passing through the roof
struck one Of the stills, causing instantaneous
explosion. The burning fluid spread in every
direction, and the workmen barely escaped. The
building was speedily consumed, and the walls
fell, crushing some frame houses, by which one
woman was killed. The warehouse Of the same
firm, on Frontstreet, was entirely destroyed, con-
suming 600 bbl-. of whisky and 200 bbls. OF
linseed oil, 100 bbls. lard oil, and 30 bbls coal
OIL besides alcohol and other stock. Messrs
Fletcher, Hobart Co. lost about S60,U00; In i
sured for S3S 600.
large store on Front street. occupied by Geo
M. Hood d Co, adjoining the burnt warehouse
was damaged to the amount OF several thousand
dollars.
Latsr.-At O'Clock this morning the walls ot
Messrs. Hood Il Co.'s store fell In and the con-
tents OF the store caught fire, among which were
500 ools. Of whisky and large amount OF baled
hemp. Ali was destroyed by fire and water. This
10. will reach perhaps SAC, 600. Insurance not
asceftained.
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N7URINs ER's PATENT HEEF PEA.
i solid spnssn'Tssend eTtssetsf

BEEF AND VSGEIA6LFS
ConyertIbie Immediately TOTO a nourlshinx n 4
Cedcio.s soup. Ei.hlJ approved BY = numbeT Of
eminent Ply yslclsnE, Who uEs q &C the vAriou :
Hospitals foT The restOTauon to hesith CT sIoE anu
Tins Sdmirabo aTtiole ccndenses iqta ccnatsot
form al the sd SstAata and nuFliTs sIoPertles OF
large 6uit Of meat sud vegetables. Ise readI-
nesh with Which Is dl6sOyo5, hen BOiiiIg wafer
ls poared op, ioto TIch aco pa.la5o soup %
Tea, which would require hoGrs Uf preFal ation 40
ooTdinE TO the 1sCsl 9ethnd Is Gn FGvsEtags IN
many situations OF lite t1C ObTiOUE t. nerd ursl-r
lts nIgty nOurishIn- Snsiirf-s, combined With is
dellotcs, renders II llSEiU ar tie SICK, vi
Tor those II he6 II Il is perfect sutFi t1s5 fer
fresh Inest and vegetables. lt Will keep Eccd "a
any cLlmate. Is pecu i.rly vsi! stSP;ai f'r
tTectS-s bp Iss6 aB6 Ssa, no can thus avoid thpr
vhIoh they are 40 liable.
tor lnyshGs, wh0ss oSPEcloys SFpsuto cen thus
bs satisfied In moment.
For s7ortsmen and excursloniste, 70 whom both
It's oOInAotness and sSsy pTep1tHtous viii TO
cDnmeld il
For al WHO would eeoBoniEs t;ue and trouble
and are mindful OF the truiA that minutes are the
gold duet of nme.n
Preeered oniy BY tbs Inveptpr, E. SALOME
mURlNGER, and for seie By our 30 G AEenJG,
JOSEPH B. DDSSIEE l. Co, Nos los Erd
ITO South psAvSrs avenue. Pr isdsiPhla, 20
whom ali sepiIcatlous for tie Beef J 90 must be
2. s-Ths srticls is prepared in cakes Of sIoat
o Scsrter OF pounds oSoh, Srd packed N in beIas
Of nve anc ak pounds 6sph. IA single cake, suartsr
pound, Will mate Ave pilts Of exceilsat geef Ees,
IN g fes minutes. N "a I'm
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III Thirty car loads OF sugar was hurried into
Canada on Saturday morning over the Vermont
and Canada railroad II was pected that S12 900
in duties would be saved II the sugar crossed the
into effect then. -.a.-
III During the week ending June Is, there
Were 335 deaths In New York city, distributed es
follows: Men, 76; women, 73; boys, los; girls,
7e adults Isl; children, 1si; males, 1s3; females
152; colored persons, 4.
III There are now at West Point ia cadets 2s
Of whom comprise the first clas-, 26 the second
clsss % the third class, and SO the fourth class
About 20 appointments have lately been made,
but are not Included In the above figures.
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TELEGRAPHIo NEWS.
FROM TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Scouting Parties In Pursuit Of Il ebel GueriI.

A dispatch received at the War Department
from Gen. Mcclellan yesterday afternoon, states
that Col. Avefill had Just returned from scout
to the Mataponey in search Of band Of guerillas,
but they were found to have left the previous day
He destroyed the bridge, and took number Of
wagons and carts loaded With supplies FOR Rich.
mond, destroyed a large amount Of grain belong
Ing to the rebels, and captured several important
prisoners. r..
Gregg had made reconnaissance TO
Charles City G. II and recovered some Of the
mules which were driven Of by Colonel Steuart
In the Parnunkey faid. General Mcclellan com
pliments Colonels Averill and Gfegg for tn e
Handsome manner In which the expeditions were
conducted = =
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL & BARNARD Auc.,on..,,

fSnMn,,.s,,oNERs' sAbE OF yAbUABLE
= kkaE EsfaTfaR' rirtSs 9t az order snd de-
Bis hss+iny 5ate on the Oh tsF o, Sly,A o. ls7;
Others for eivision Il She sstgs Of isssd ., Put
q, ,decsassd, NO III } the yldsr'izned COmmis-
sIonerI WI ofef .oL sale st Public Auction. on
THURSDAY, The lalh dsv of June A. n 1852, a.
aud interest both iegsi aad esuit.hle, O. Sc5 he
sals tsaac q Button. q e ssSed and possessed,
and al the title snd interest Of the PARTIES n 3.
sa.e OF, IN, aod TO the folio real estate. viz
So uafe y nbered two hun@red aud ffty-four 25t)
OF the ETound fiah 2r plst OF the city of Waskins
tou. commencing for tbs rsms st the noTthEest
angie OF said lot, t2t.l thence running south one
ey thence east a0ng s.id aley thirty iix SsJ fest
etsvel lll) inches; tleLoo cnIIh ali ong ths 9.
ssy fifty nine tk9D feet; heu6s west ten lOl fest
eleven and half til1f) inches; themes nerth ono
west along said r ,treettgenty- & Ve 2SJfeet eleven
ana naftIi1x) irohes. 70 the p ace of herlupiDf
estimated 70 contain 4.74 square feet OF rrourd
with TIE iUYIovemeHts therSon, e1rsIstIag Of two
and fronting on the 20 bio aey; all free ard clear
OF ne ooweR interest o.! the widow OF .aid Hutton,
deceased y
Thls property is veil loca ed. fronting on strest
most desira BE part of he oity.
FERNS of sale: One thiTa cash; the residue in 9,
ls, and "a months, the purosd,sr giving Tia bords
for the deferred p.ynent raya6le % tse heirs .nd
Of sale Tit deed to be retained until the whole
OF the purchase money Is paid.
COLUMBUS ALEXANDER
WILLIAM Il. ALLEY,
IIoaaS HHESSpEBs0N'
h. 3. ALLEN,
.okd. wATJa ID. o.. !. =, -
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pRoPos.Ls FOX MULES.
DsrSE 9uAg,Esx.srrR,s orrrrs.

DEPOT QUA5IEEHASTER's OFFrrs.
toTrr Qfl6fb c-f q 'f-CffS, FaSktRysUE. )
s1.LSb PRoPesaL. VIII - rrc-iv5-i - fbs cs
lFhipE the tov.rrmsu, si;h q nSaS i've - ,;s.r,
Mufts, 20 conform 20 the iOlovisf
SPECIFICATIONS
a IL 20 be a. t@HTteen hands ana oy-- I'm helgIs
I Ivl s'NTHs 10 Dc over iSl taree and under a.
oNh SIKH 70 be over taI two AID aassr C:, yeas
SfG 70 be sousd servIcsable Mules for drought
purScses. "
TIE fun usme snd Pcst 6fioy sddress ofthc bid
der must ap pesr Inthe prU possl
JIG hid Is mais Iu tee Lsms OF hrgs toe uam-s
bf sll the parties rnst s,pear OF the wli ~ cor
sldered IS The individual oPOsal OF tho psVuss
FTogossIs from disloyal rartis, ,riu go, -
eonSfdSrta, ono a. oHta oi Aies sEce nus SoeoCi-
. riogGssIs T,iIog Tssi Be addressed 70 Celono! p II.
iaEton, y: T., an should bs Pislpy marked "i'To-
rs. .,,, GUARANTEES
should IL be svsrd~1 % hfrr, nust bs rr' I'D
bJ Two respopsibla Psrsonss whose slgns-.les .ust
% aPPendso 20 the gEAzaateo.
The respon'ihui'f % ths gus.lptors must -
shown ~ tbs ficI.l csrtl5o.:s efihs slsrt of.is
nssi g.. DIS riot court of of me United die
Bldd:f: mos. ,. p-ss.n. in ..rsoa ,.s-R th-tl-s
are olecsd or teNlr pr posi- vii nst Dc c3uEin re
BONDS. 10 the sum 1f vsaiy taoass-C G. a..
to-s. DO required Of tas suco5sslRi bl.dsl apo
ms the cCDc must eecNm-spT the contract. u
WI 20 rec .rssry FIR b61eI {" havo vrsIr b1ldE-
men Vita them. o. - Esye 5on0s ElFsl-f -
pstOa sid read. 20 bs prcjUos3 uGSn me c01sr-cs
is signed. Banks sJr hOCSr ran he ETSCgsed UECD
application being made ~ ts coe, s.th er Re sgC-
ally, Dy lestsr, or by Telegraph.
EoTm a. tTEaTd-tSI.
Ne,- OF the county Of -, an state ~
=, snd -. Of the couutJ of -, and -tara
Of, do hereby guarantee ttct - ~ abe tn
IN hl contract IN Sccpr3e1ce viii. the tsruss e
his ProposItlon, and rhat shccd his proportion hs
aocepted, he W nj a. once enter into contract ga
aoooIdance therswith. sh?Ild tGe cygtEa I .e
awarded him We are prepared 10 become his seen
IItss.
Gro this grarSutes must De spsoEdoG tbs atEcias
certificates above Eentlored
INSPECTION, DELIVERY. &.
Al mdfes cortBotsd fer ugceT this Hqvertis.-
ment WILL be sUhjeotsd 90 ririd inspect On, sHf
those not confO ming TO the slscikoAtIOns vii a.
The mules must I'll nc ds'yv-rsi n this c!.y
within t25l twenty ave days from tte cay cl sign
ing the contract.
PaVTnent 10 be uaIA u,oa the coz . elton 80 e-cH
contract CT 30 soon ihefea'te a. tie ID pOs 4upT-
teTmas.er shall be ~ fIads.
AUf iIforr q ~ II re bit, or r39 cCGfo us..H
with ihe tc ms Of this overt tolttrt, vii esEurn
the -eIe.t.Jl Of the PrOpOsS,
II Q Elu e. " h bc ew.gdnd Il lots CffS D five
hund, ed eson, unl5Ss Ihe Depot Qus-terH- 49,
msy deem Il for tho inherent OF the Government 70
vsrJ the numb-r.
Tie DepO. Gus terri sster IasHrvss q hms'
the TiEBL IO REJECT sHy or a. bt1s taEi ~ 30
uesmsd too nigh ID. "a RLEEEE.
je 10 dl2Uth Colonel and Depot Quar-e.H-As.sT.
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Capture Of a ReheI Mail

MANASSAS, June Il 7.-WhiIea few soldiers were
hunting for deserters yesterday, In the vicinity of
CulPeper, they suddenly came upon a rebel mail
In the woods. He was immediately arrested after
slight resistance, and taken to headquarters, at
this place. large quantity of letters to promi-
contain valuable Information, were found In the
mail bag; also, $40, 900 In Cohfederate bonds
The carrier says his name is Granville w Kelly.
tina he resides near Culpeper, and owns plants.
ton there
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Sudden Death Of an OFFICER.

LouIsVILLE, June fe.-James B. Alexander, OF
Kentucky, lieutenant in the regular army, lei
from the third story Of the Louisville Hotel Iasl
Warrington.
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From the Valley Of the Shenandoah.

NEW YORK, June 1s-Ths morning papers have
the following special dispatch
MOUNT JACKSON, Va, Monday, June 1S-RelI.
aoie Information has been received at headouar-
tiers that Jackson was reinforced the second time
by IL, 900 men. 1t is believed here that much of
the late Corinth army is about to be sent here to
hold the Shenandoah Valley, with Its immense
supplies OF wheet, until after harvest time.
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ReIea..d Union Pri.an.r. p.,a an.

NEW YORK, June lS.-The released Union
prisoners on GovernGr's lsland have bee paid Off
ana wee mustered out or service To- day MANY
OF them have gone TO their homes while some
nave remained, the prey Of villainous sharpers.
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From Havana and Vera Crux

NEW YORK, June lS.-The steamer Columbia
has arrived from Havana, on the lIth, bringing
Vera Cruz dates of the 2d instant stating thai
Gen Douay, with 600 men, had left there with
provisions for the French encampment The
steamer Gen. Rusk had arrived from Galveston
with 500 bales of cotton
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u The rebel presses are very severe and
hlood-thirsty towards Gen Butler. A writer in
the AississipPten proposes that q purse OF SO 900
be made up for the head Of s'tee modern Nero,
the brutal, beastly and sangufnary sevsge, Gen
Butler The ChsrIeston Mercury saws
that "NO quarter 70 Pieayune Butler" should be
the sworn resolve Of every Southern man The
Richmond Examiner exclaims-sSIf there Is a
human being In the city Of New Orleans who
does not weep leans Of bitter agony that the city
was not laid In dust and ashes rather than surren
dered, he is an outcast from his race
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u The N. Y papers blaze with accounts of
another murder in Broadway. About az O'Clock
on Friday afternoon, Mr.. Peter c. Real, Of Ne.
80 Broadway, was snot by a woman named
Stuart, alias Mo Mary Real, with pistol and
almost instsntiy killed. The affair occurred lust
Outside Of Mr. Reals place OF business, upon the
landing Of the second fight Of stairs The wo-
man, who alleges that she was lawfully married
10 Real, Is In custody. She alleges infdelity,
abuse and neglect as the cause Of her crime
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Naiisnal Saluts at na.hrfile.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June "A national salute
OF thirty-f -four guns was fred to-day on Capitol
Hill, by direction Of Governor Johnson In honor
OF the anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker Hill.
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NaW XnHL Sfafa Lam

ALBANY, June 1s-The State loan OF ssO0. 600
at o per cent, payable In specie, taken to-day
averaged l0k premium. The aggregate Of bid
amounted to "a, 500 900.
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CITY OF CHARLEsTOwN. MhssACHU

o.
,o The Mater Commlssio ners of the CitI o'Chsrlss
anu laying on tho line OF their distribution pIpes
one hHHdred and forty FIRE hYDRANTS IN
making proposals tbs famo, parties must IN
oudo the sdrant rige, the 3; nd, the HJdrant
frames, Covers, And al apPdrtenances conu., ted
: erewlth, excepting the branches IN main pipes
IheI rust also state tbs pnce at which tfeJ viii
lay and connect the hIdrsnt pes with the branch
es II tho maIns, ard perform a. he WORK incident
TO 6clng the hyd! ants D. rfect order for use in
cgdlng delivery ana al tTenohIns or other diSsin
FaTtles mabln propose m1st cccoBpsEy tgen
with designs Of the style Of hydrant they propose
these desisns must be drawn 10 goa e, IN detsi 60
as 70 admit OF tEelr being reIdi understood. fhe
totsl amount OF t-Inch hJfrant Pipe reg uIred q
ga inch, with sufc snt of hydT6Rt TO admit of
Inore..lnE dlam Of pozz o to iache without
| reno sal of hydraa:.
Proposals vii 81 be received for about one hrn-
dred and St1:y SrOP co KS, of the following
szss-7o OF Inoh. &c of inch, u of Inoa Of no
ldon, OF l6 lnon, of % Ioh. Ths PROPOSALS for
stop COCKS, 10 include eIarF essents ,sttrg Pc
taInlnE TO the Same and the delivery of all Cocks
or oastns at sucR F!n'es in ChXrlsstown as the
Enslneer may from time to time direct ieslgns
OF the styles pro posed for. TO be pIesegtsd at
time a. bid; Plsas OF distribution Fips, showing
position. OF Jdrants ana Step COgkk oan be Bae
a. tne omcs OF the Engineer or Water Conlmls- o.
sioLets. All doElgns must te sent to the Ensineer
posals offered. ~
FOR Water Commissioners.
G. l.. STEVENSON
Chief Engineer q w. W. ie1e-Iot
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PAAsENsKR TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

WAR DKPARfMHNT, !
Opcs Hlsfsry SEpsrlntsndsnt Railroads US.
"a Washtast tos, April Is, 1862.
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton TO Manassas until further notice.
ID. c. McCALLUM,
sp 15u M. ID. and Sup't Railroads, u. 8.
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d y FL O i A Il.
OF STATE,

M .
~ WAsHInsfoN, January IS, 1ses.
The Secretary Of State viii hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on businezs on Saturdays,
conneneing with Saturday, the frst Of xox.
month.
jan E-6 WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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Required to Take the Oath of Allegiance.
Sr. Louis, June Is The provoit marshal of
Mssouri has ordered all persons suspected OF dis
loyalty to take the oath Of allegiance
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Missouri EN-

Missouri Emancipation Convention.
JEFFsRsoN City, Mo-, June ls-The Eman-
elPstion Convention met here to-day aud organ
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HARD TO BEAr Mrs. sidney Foster, Of Mer.
Ger cOunty, Pa, has seven sons, one son-in law
oae graHd son, ana nse nePnews In the Union
and tive nsphews are under Gen. Mcclellan, two
s9ns uaisr Gsa- Pope, one nephew under Gen
Grant, sad twonsphsws In the 81 Maryland reg.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATcHKLoRis HAIR DYE
r.. k.se 81. Wo~JL

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dvt
produces a color not to be distng uished from ma.
ture-wauanted not to injure the air in the:least
remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rxsty Hal,
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown. Ieav.
ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
1.-THE Genuine is signed wILLIAMA. BArcH.
ELoR, on hs Joxr sides Of saeA boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nsp York,
m27.1y (Late 233 Broadway and l6 Bond str
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THE BROWN BAG
g.. vea THE BKUWN BAG
SMOHING TOBACCO.

PATENTED 1862
IL II, ,nighly recommended TO smokers, sutlers and
othels xsing camps, IS 10 Ia fsr superior In ayer
nna nanasome os abtlc bsSs. which keeps tae TO
pSgSo V1sso mois5 ana ssyes one half. TO be had q,
fs' avenue ana Sta suest or ghslssals of
-isn sxeo. g. w. oornsf stn stIest and Ps e. sv.
pATArscO HOTEL, s - =
ELLTcor1DS MILLS, Masyls~d,, 81
Is nov open for the accommodation Of BoaYdsrs
sno tisitors, eunng the summer season. .
CoMmuntcdtion direct with WashluE- VXk0
voc dally, morning and eyepinE, go Iks III
=, ssrms modersre For fn.ther psrtleulsr epsiy
VI Adaiefs JAsa Me6oWAH, 4
ma@ - - ElltootPs Mills, Nd.
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Arrival Of Nick and

Arrival Of Sick and Wounded,
PHILADKLPHIA, June 1S-The steamer Cossack
from New6ern, on the 18th, has arrived with sick
and wounded soldiers
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SuaW Sfnrm I'm lima

SLOW Stcrm In June.
CAPE RACE, June 17.-There was thick snow
storm In this region last night. There are now
ugns OF better weather
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PROGRESS OF THE EXPEDITION.

JAMES ISLAND, HsndqRarteTS Of Expedition
against CkGTfsSion, Juue 1I.-Our troops have
b I'd lively tiu-rs and some hot W IL since their
arrival ct this place, which was about the lst Of
June The intention was 20 unite all tie forces
at this point simultaneously, and suddenly and
by eoap-ds- DI1tH sweep over the island and
take petition back Of Charleston, within easy
bombarding distance; but the lack Of trans porta-
tion both by sea and land, made what was in
tended to be a prompt and united process, a slow
and protracted one, thus giving the Rebels time
to rally and erect defences. With TRANSPORTATION
and moderate reinforcements, Charleston would
now be In our possession or at our mercy As IL
is, the enemy has had time to cover the Eastern
half Of the island with batteries, making It's dis
lodgment impossible without an addition to our
strength Of at least 10, 900 men.
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