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H Brigadier General Benton arrived IN
city on Thursday evening last and will re-
main q short time. IL looks well after the
isligues and privations Of camp life.
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
RIcaxoSD Posr OrrIcE, May 9TH.
MALE oPnc0

MALE oF0C0
.,,..,, u.vton ard , astern mill IS .. N
SS;..,Ii. !. nd IN. Weu....... AIS p IN
nS;...o and Noy-h .wes, ............. $50 p. ~.
MALE O14o0@
rs,...,n,,. ma (h;cAvo ......... 1000 .. %
n..,.,n rna CoIumbu, and East. ...... 300 p. u.
C;nc;nn.t, and East t:l5 p. m.
Hamilton Mail, via Boston. Ne. leaves
Moudsy, Wednesday an Friday At ...1:oo .. N i.
". .mt s.,a,s.y a, 500 m.
Unioa City vail, via Arby, Bethel, &c,
same as Hamilton mail.
nchs-ter mail. via Ne - Garden, leaves
Monoay and Friday At. ...-..eooa m
Seine arrives Tuesday and saturday st. .3'oo %.
tNrOnics open from 80 =. IN. to p IN. sun
&sys tpam IN 10 ..
~ The Nail. are governed BY Railroad Time
which 10 faster than true TINE.
ACHILLES " lLLAMS, PIN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-01

Meets on the First Monday evening In sseh month
fym Church nofher-"bsct % search
out aud reev- the worthy poor DonSti"ns sr. soiei
ted stewsr,is-J ~. Poe. Mrs n. Conn. = watson
Mrs } Coz, X Iii6. A L scott. Mrs.. Hem. M,s
b N scott L Hittis. Mrs rhh. ass hAushson
J. J. Cou ley, W. d. Fss N. and @. W. HE.
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HMovD LIaSARY AsSO0IArIoN meets on the
evenings o'tns 81 AM 4th Mondays 10 s'ch month ~
HALL
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D. ER H A n g l n u.

lee. AdAIn9tO0,
Respectfully the PHblie that he 10 to
perform paper hanging the best possible aa..er On
-. ,..,e. .,d most sArverseie terms
orse,s,. At g. q. Dueaa,es. or ~ his rssaassss %
...,h m ,sr,,s, viii BE- prsaptiy ssssnAsAss
ya.s IS<h.leos- WV
, 1862-05-27
s,mpatAy is expressed for t.t Union men OF
Winchester and yIsiclty.
STILL LATER,

WirrI;csfe1 and yIsioity.
STILL LATER.
BALTIMORE, May 25.-Two members Of
Kcnly's regiment have arrived in the city.
They report they were attacked by large
cavalry force under Ashby and several regi-
mcnt5 Of Infantry. The fight commenced at
II O'Clock and continued TIL night, when the
infantry force succeeded in surrounding them.
The first fight and repulse took place cast Of
great, he retreated to the west side, destroy.
ing the principal bridge on the west side Of
the river. He madeanother stand, and Knapp'G
battery moved the rebels down with shell and
grape. They fred in all nearly tFo hundred
rounds. Kenly received a ,,usket SHOT ia the
| horseback until the close Of the day, when ht
was placed in an ambulance perfectly OK
| hausted.
The last igh' took place abont four miles
| this side Of Front Royal, his efforts to fall
| back in order expecting reintorcement5 mo
| Mertarily from Gen. Banks.
4 member of Knapp's battery, who escap
cd, says the Maryland regiment fought brave
ly, and that Col. Kenly led them frequently tt
bsyanet charges He also says that on tht
third approach Of Ashby, he displayed q white
| f1sg until within pistol range When Colone
ken1y ordered to cease !,sing, the white & ag
was thrown down, and the enemy rushed OF
our troops, cutting and e1ashipg, and refusing
| I'll quarters Lieut. Colonel Dushanc ant
Major Miller are both reported wounded ant
prisoners.
There were but six companies Of the Mary
land regiment engaged in the fight, the re
n.;iniEg four being on picket duty and J:
Provost Guard at Front Rnyal.
Tie following are specials to the n 7
Ese'4;ng Iost::
WASHINGTON. May 25.-It is rumored thi
morning that Jackson has withdrawn hi
forces from the Shenandoah Valley more rat
idly than they made their appearance. It
supposed that the new troops coming Gu wi
be put into the forts about tue city, while th
more disciplined troops will be distributed .
the exigencies may require.
, 1862-05-27
Il PAIR OF PATRIOTS,

a RAxA VF HAAA4Vk8a
Tie editor Of The Chicago Times, who
promised the soldiers Of the North that
when they started South for putting down
the rebellion, a fire should be opened upon
their rear, and that the war should be
fought out here in the North-he is No !
Of the pretty pair. Fernando Wood, the
1ate Mayor Of New York, who officially
proposed to take that metropolis,
out ct the Union, with the South, and erect
i: into free city on the German plan-he
is Ne. 2. It is entirely proper that No. 1
should compliment No. 2, in his paper, and
TIA. No. 2 should appropriately respond in
lis speech. But what is Frank Sherman,
the Mayor of Chicago, elected on strong
professions Of Urionism, doing in such
company? BY what ob1iquity Of sense and
patriotism could he see his duty in g. leg.
g;ng" with the City Council to make No. ]
The official organ Of that body, OF in intro
ducing No 2 to loyal Chicago audience
1t is about time that some of Mr. Sherman:
friends begun TO "hove in few remarks
Where's Dave Gage, Colviu, Sheahau, Vol
Turner and the wheel horses? Is this tht
cutes ,ainmcut 10 which they were invited
, 1862-05-27
FROM Gen. FREM0NT'S DE-
j. :PARTMEkF,
TIE REBELS DEFEATED AT
LEWISBURG.
FEDERAL SUCCESS At SCHAFfER'S
MOUNTAIN.


MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT,
FRaKEIIS, Va, May u. :
Tit following dispatch is from Gen. Fre-
IEout 10 Major r. II. Corwine:
IT received a dispatch from Gen Coz, this
morning. announcing that Col. Crook, con-
mandin:s tie brigade at Lewisburg, having.
returned there after burning the bridge ten
miles east on the Coyington Central road, wis
attacked yesterday by the rebel General,
H:atl,, with 5000 men. After sharp en-
gag n tnt they fed in confusion. We cap
1ured four eanLon, 200 stand Of arms, anu 100
prisoners, losing only 10 men killed aad 10
wounded: Active times AHEAD here.
''J- c. FREAoNT.n
HEADquAREERs MOUNTAIN nEPAE7MEsE,
May Is, 1Se2.
Col. Latham, commanding the expedition
to Scliafftr Mountain, reports that he com
Isete1y surprised large band Of rebel guer-
rillas, putting them to 1iylt and capt1rin.
most Of their NJ uss, without loss on our side.
The pursuit will be continued until the bind
is entirely broken up.
, 1862-05-27
The CAPITAL III DANGER.
Tie New York 7th Regiment OF for
Washington.
MASSACHUSETTS, GOO BLESS HER.
Patriotic Message Of GGy., ANDREW.
Hew the. Bay State Responds.
NOBLE ACTION OF PENNSYL-
TANIA.
MASSACHUSETTS, Gel BLESS III
Hew the. Bay State Responds.
Indiana to the Rescue.


RosroS MAY 9s-Ghn fnl1nu,nur ia nr1a;sh
I'd flis morning..
49,, .,,..e--,-.-e,,
ha
a lRocAAaAfloH.
STATE or MAssAcHusE77s-Thc willy and barba-
fone hoEde OF traitors 10 Inc people, 10 thc Uo7-
ernmtnt, to our country and to liberty, menace
again the National Capital. They have attacked
and routed Major General Banks and arc advanc-
ing On H.rper's Ferry-are na1chtag on Washing
~ ~ 1,ros3sar+ s.t,s ~,
on me Fsee1aens ea''s on massachusetts, to rf,e
A.,.'..,..a ~. M .ss 49, os lAe "..o1e
Active muieA VIII DC eu'n1noneo oy generator
der 1ssucd nom the Office Of the Ad1usant General
| 10 report On Boston Common tomorrow They
! viii march to relieve and avcnge their brethren
and friends, to oppose with fiery zeal and courage
| ons n,trfotism the n,oprcss of tbc foa NAV CID
snc.,r1,rr thor hc.Its snd ,ho,r n.uss
sna tnsn;r. ,1,c ~ , - ana nson,a ~ N
'e Sp"a ~ @he heasore,1rs ID ana pa.tor ptop
O'Clock this Sunday evening, May 18th
|, {sfened) JOHN A, ANDREW.
! p,,,no;, NJ, oe Thu nal, o,, H..
nosiUs' ;ie;, a.as 10 cta4a ~. upoaa tne voan9
tS, ieti,ns, y, 1u s,ondag ~ sease =
nelng Elo,ao4sl{ @ ssSponosa 10: Inc enthnsl-
asm o. Apll3 leol IS renewed. Keglmeu1s,
.a atiu .h TT iap"'5 aef1flns
N" Mae ehnTvndrt SC sent NJ s'1o n7nctv mon en1;stad
since txn n'clorI this mnrnfncr' The ni3 f;th
regiment which went @ throunh BsIti,nore' il il
! fnI1r recruited and ready tn 1onye, a ,,rn
force will be IN readiness to move tonight
I and during tomorrow.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 26.-The following gen
eral order has been issued to-day:t to the Inai-
ana State militia.
uEADqrR7EEs INDIANA LsatuN,
l 1sD1AsAroL1s' Nay 2s, 1859
i In consequence Of the recent dcmonstra-
tious against the National Capital, and on a
re9uisition from the Var Department, it is
| hereby ordered that the Coloue1S OF the organ
, 1862-05-27
The Government takes Possession of
all the Railroads

all the Railroads.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Ordered by virtue
Of tie authority vested by an oct Of Congrcss,
the President takes military possession OF all
the railroads in the United States from aud
after this date until further ordered, and di-
reefs that tie respective railroad companies,
their officers and servants, shall hold them
selves in readiness for the transportation Of
troops and munitions Of var, as msy be or
deTed BY the military authorities to the exclu-
sion Of al other business.
By order of the Secretary Of War:
(SigncdD ]. II. G. MEIGs.
BALTIMORE, May 25.-During the day one
hundred prrsons were knocked down in differ
ent p1rts OF the city In one or two cases
ropes were brought out and preparations
we're made for hanging parties to lamp potts.
| Two men were stabbed, but not dangerously.
| Among those attacked YVES Robert McLane,
| late Minister TO Mexico, who WIS saved by the
| police.
BALTIMORE, May aoG.-The excitement con.
| tinnee this moi ming, and all who utter dis1oy.
| al sentiments are Knocked down.
! Baltimore street, FROM Calvert to Halliday
| il crowded this morning. There Is consider
atlc excitement The crowd is chasing OBJ
nozious people, and occasionally beating somt
| Que.
| The psople are demanding the display of ths
1ag from all the newspaper Offices and publl'
buildings. All hare complied, except tht
| 1fetf5 0Hfff, NQlcD CiuCE IH CiQ5tu anu drAu
doned. The excitement is fearful, and promt
nent secessiouists have disappeared from tht
| streets.
| The military has taken no part in these tran
sactions. A recruiting Office has just bee.
opened IN Baltimore street, displaying aa!!
bearing the inscription, " Recruiting Office
| First Maryland Ayenge1s."
BALTIMORE, May 26.-The proprletors o
the Ntacs Shett have re-opened their office, an'
displayed the flag.
, 1862-05-27

ceived in this city, but Of which the Telegraph
haa brought US no confirmation. to the effect
that decisive battle has been fought at Cor
inth, in which the Federal troops gained .
brilliant victory. The report adds that Gen.
Ha1leck now holds that place, and that 2o, 900
prisoners were. taken. If such battle had
been tuught, We should have had some tele-
graphic account of IT. 49,:
LOUISVILLE, May 60 Telegraphic commu-
pications between Halleck's Headquarters and
Nashville, has been interrupted since five
O'Clock last eveDipg. The Eastern report oI
q baltic 1t Cotinth is believed to be false = :
, 1862-05-27
Wisoonsin's Response to the Call
for Troops.


The President Of the United States has
called npon our etate for another regiment OF
volunteers to join the army Of the nation.
The army Of the rebe1ious States has been
driven back On many points; their territory
is surrounded; they have been beaten in
many hard fought battle: yet, while the end
Of this rebellion seems to be approaching, un-
der the firm grasp of our Government, every
foot Of ground is yet being contested us our
forces advance, and guerrilla bands swarm
over portions of the recovered territory.
Hence, the President deems 1t necessary to
Increase the army. BIS appeal will not be In
vain The more speedily the additional force
is raised, the sooner the rebellion will be sup
pressed.
Men Of Wisconsin! Iappeal to you to come
try, for its aid md support, and for tue aid
| and support OF our brathers nov In arms
| against the fierce and desperate battalions Of
the enemy. Wisconsin has nobly stood By
the old fsg; M,ooo Of her sons hare
gone forward in support Of the Union and tue
| Ptesident-let them not be disappointed.
Recruiting officers will be appointed with
ont delay for the 20th regiment Wisconsin
volunteers, and persons desiring such ap-
poiutmcnts, or information concerning re-
cruitipg regulations, will:apply to this depart
mint
Major General Halleck has also authority
from the War Department to fill up his rcgf
menta. Recruiting officers will soon be sent
here from the Wisconsin regiments in ths
army Of the mississippi, and IN opportunity
will thus be given to join regiments already ii
the field. trust that those regiments will bs
speedily filled, and theis thlnned ranks be com
pleted and made effective
Done at Madison this twenty-fourt]
I4S.) day Of May, in the year of on
Lord one thousand eight hundre
and sixty-two.
EDWARD SA1oMo1,
Governor Of Wisconsin.
JAMES T. LEWIS. sec'y Of State.
| STATE CT WISCONSIN, | GO
| SeeretarJ's Office. 80
| The Secretary Of State of the State Of Wi
eonein hereby certides that the foregoing hl
: teen compared with the original proclam
: | tion on Tie md record in this office, and th.
8 tiic same Is Il true and correct copy thereo
r and Of the whole Of such original
- In witn.ss Nlsereof, have hereun1
set my had Ind. affixed the grss
S q. 81 seal OF the 6tzte,. at tue capitol
Mndieon, this twenty fourth day
May; L. D., 18G3. - e; = So
:. EDWARD IlislEY,
It Assistant Secretary of Stats.
, 1862-05-27

Nashville Editors in Trouble.

NAsuvuLB, May 26.-At the Union meeting
at Murfreeesboro, on Saturday, ovcr ore thons-
and were present. Much enthusiasm preva1--
ed, snd speeches were made BY Cor. johnson
and Hon. - Cooper.
Thirty six soldiers from the Corinthian
rebel army come here and took the oath Of
allegiance.
Tie United States Marshal seized Ill the
printing offices in Nashville, As forfeited
ior reasonable publications,
, 1862-05-27

A Brave Chicago hoy Mt Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-Lieut- DeWolf, OF
Chicago, serioualy wounded at Williamsburg,
daT. and has taken up his residence with
Representative Arnold, where he will receive
every attention. -.
-NEw .YeaK, May 26-The following is tho
Etxn3nq PUTS Baltimore special:
Ileff Gen. McCIeIlan's headquarters On Sat-
urday.: a balloon Reconnaissance Was made
from headquarters that day.. this disclosed
The fact that the febel army WIS then eyacua-
ting Richmond. !
, 1862-05-27

Without being at all happy ct :he posi-
tion If matters in the Shenandoah, we
have lccn feeling for some time past that
something was necessary to stir up
Congress q little, and the passage Of
the Confs2aticn bill by the House
yesterday may be set down IS among the
first fiuits. We do not despair Of the Re-
public wlleu our legislators come up to
their full duty and strike hard blows for
the Union, even though tle5 crush Slavery
IN So Going. The hill has yet 10 pass the
Senate. We eirc The ori: :inl bill and the
amendment elsewhere.
, 1862-05-27

APPOINTED MIR. Eliot Calender has been
appointed Masters Mate" Of the gunboat
Cincinnati, Of the Mississippi totilla, the ap-
pointment being conferred for mcretorious
conduct during the late naval engagement, in
which the Cincinnati bore such distinguished
part; Mr.: Callender's friends in this City viii
be glad to hear Of his appointment, and doublg
SO from the fact that it has been purchased By
his brave and intrepid conduct The position
is very ouerous and important one, and We
feel sure he will honorablY and faithfully dis
charge its duties.-Horia Transcript,
, 1862-05-27

NEAR BArEsyn1E Ark, May a1-}
Quite spirited sbirmish took place on the
10Th near Searcy, on the Little Red River, be-
tween about $50 men Of Captain Ostcrhaus'
division and some 800 rebels under Co!oncls
Coleman and Hicks, in which the hitter were
routed with loss Of Is left on the field and
quite number wounded. Our loss WIS Is
Killed and 81 wounded.
The rebels hare burned all the bridges across
the Basous Dvs Arc and Cypress, aud 10000
bales Of cotton have been consumed On the
Arkansas river By order Of Beaure5arl
Brig. Gen Roane, who is in command Of
the forces Of this State, has three regiments
E, Of Texans at Little Rock, and the Arkansas
militia are said to be gathered at the same
point in Considerable numbers.
, 1862-05-27
Tbe Grihutte.
TUESDAY, MAY ~, 1862.


Gen S12el has gone to Washington
Among the boys "na danf1erhcads vino
have co1n.oa24.! .: au1 armies in that
quarter, it is hardly prolr.ale that he
will desire i.lac:, e.: xu.ld il no: bt
well ftr him L" ssr,';' s.;i al "f strategy
at 1iiyh su1lr Of IL = !: :s t;tt.cslis may
take lessons? Tic cause Of the Union
7waite.l more thu; ii -;!t 1n'l4i:ls fur Nc
Clc!!an :tt~r hc displaced Ten. Scott
il nc: w:,il I; " hi. l,n.ec until Lc has ::
chance. II, iu:lruvc himself by Sissrs .ui'
ton:
, 1862-05-27

The Campaign In the Shenandoah.
Tic historian Of the war will review with |
no very great satisfaction the campaign In the
va1lcy Of 1ht Shenandoah Early in the year, t
tie gallant and iamented Lander asked per
mission to begin active operations upon Jack |
son It is stated that at three different times
he a5kcd permission to advance on the enemy
from his then quarters at Cumberland. Nd,
reinforced, that he might croEs the Potonac
and hold the Virginia shore For this it is
history that he Was reprimsnded BY the Cofa-
4nander.in- Chief. then watching Mazassas-
Early in February, the rebel General Jackson
had his force about equally distributed be-
tween Rpmney and Winchester. On the 9th
of February, being reinforced, Gen. Lander
marched with 5000 men upon Komney. The
rcbe1s declined fehtipp. and fetreated across
4bc r;rr, DESTROYING the wire btidge in their
rear. and rctreating TO Winchester.
Active work had begun, aud waa the more
promising In that at.his juneture the Secretary
Of War, representing Immediately the Plesi-
dent as Commanderin- Chief, assumed COM
nand of The Federal armies.
Gen Lander. by 8 forced march on Thurs.
5.v +hc 18Th. sur1,rised anil routed a rebel
- p,,,,,,o,- Can :, 1J,rcnshfne Gen
1araer ,,ad,xo ,hc ,ttack In person. The
1.11 -. ~, -, ~, -.hs, f,,.,a IN
49,. -oosor c,.,-7nr 1,raa-,e de,art,3ent
.No.;ng t,,e Ra,t;,nore and ob;o Rs;,road tn
9oooi- aoe,n Rnt Ger Tanae,,a f.;1;n,
1.a.,t,, ~.cessi+a.-d his ,reas;no h{s vaa;gna:
tsoa hafore rendered. aud Gen sh,c,ds ,s
.on,,,a.d n. .,oaa -o..,4 .,,
-sno,o,c commencement
IN Monday. III. gath Of FebrnarG. the rigid
n;nr - Tho Grand Army of the Potomac m
Zen Banks. sweut across the Potomac a
n,rner,a Ferry snd made foothold for itse1
IN rsh.1 t.rr;tory. which the dispstchesof tha
, 1862-05-27

100000 Pounds OF Lead Wanted.
Our mines now come into requisition as .
national necessity in conducting the var. The
War Department adyertiscs in our colu mns TO-
day for {, 900 tons, or eleven millions pounds OF
lead, which would take q large proportion Of
the production Of our mines, as they are now
yielding Annually. We presume the advcr-
tisement will attract the attention Of some Of
our dealeIs.-qalend ADVERTISER
, 1862-05-27
- Ranking Intelligence.

Pm1ADE1P1Ha1 May 26.-PeteFsoa's De-
teekor cantions thepuhlic to tefuse all notes
on the Northwestern sBtnk OF Nal1eu, Pa,
and tbs Beverly Bank: Of NJ.
, 1862-05-27

We find the following in the Baltimore
dispatch in relation to Banks defeat at
Front Royal:
The following Is the statement of Capt.
Geo. Smith, Of the 1st Maryland:
About one o'clock in the afternoon, negro.
mounted on horseback. came dashing into
camp, crying out that 81 the rebels were COLI
-ing in ereat plumbers, and they will sur
*trould you and cut 5ou oil"
Here's case for Dick Richardson's in-
reference Here's Niger taking part in
this white mans war-not niger only,
hut slave Niger. He undoubtedly re-
treated with General Banks, and is,
vQ presume, in the midst Of Federal
sGllicry, getting his rations out OF
the Federal pot, and before now, as likely
as not, dressed up i'll Federal ciothesi Back
with him to slavery! Is hc not black?
Does be not snlel ranks Has he any
rights that o White man is bound to res
pect? Eack with him tor his impudenee
in mixing himself With the affairs Of hi:
bcttcrs, and for the crime Of stealing him
self from rebel! Back to slavery!
AJAX 1AA& AlAA3t&A =
The dispatches We give elsewhere SHOW
Fremont is still at Franklin, just across ths
Al1eglanics from the old positions Of
Cheat Mountain and the Greenbrler. Thu
rebel force opposing him has been sun
cient to drive back Milroy and Schenck
It had been supposed that Fremont ant
Banks were TO concentrate at Staunton
but the retiring Of the latter from Iu
ray TO Front Royal, aud from Front Roya
to Strashurg, from Strasburg to Wiuehc:
ter, and from Winchester to Martin!
burg, eftctual1y dvtaches the two cor
1nauds. Meantime General Cox, at Pari:
burg, south Of the headwaters Of the Grea
Kanawaha, and near the East Teunesse
Railroad, is equally detached from botl
The rebels have formidable forces to II
front Of each, and have railroad commun
cations that would enable them to concel
uatc and pounce suddenly upon either
tue three. If they hare resolved to aba
don Richmond and push the war Mort
ward, Mcclellan and Mcdowell will net
to make rapid progress, or the situate
will become unpleasant
, 1862-05-27

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May Is. "A spec al train
under Capt. Potter, q. s. -Quartermasrer, ar
rived here at noon. Col Munigau, Capt.
Christopher, o. $. A., Mayor Sherman, and
several citizens Of Chicago, and 200 volunteers
from Bloomington, and squad Of cavalry
were on board.
, 1862-05-27

r AXE SUPERIOR PIG IRON
The Northern Iron COMPANY Of Lake s1Re{tos to-
COS! Iron. direct from it Rlast Furnaee and o[ a!
1TaIe 10 which the attention Of those wanting ene ps
IL. il Welis street JEatP. KE&EDY = Co. Agents.
Also FOR the sale OF tho Pioneer Iron IN 9u2aftes 70
an;t rust2mex8 fnyAzSta &msIAT
, 1862-05-27
Nem advertisements.

GCAMMON LIGHT INFANTRY,
~ ATTENTION! You are hereby ordered to ap-
pear ut your ArmoTy Il kingsbury Block, at O'Clock
Tacsday morning. May e. to d! duty II Camp Douglas.
order. j, A. BALDWIN, Commander.
, 1862-05-27
FROM COL. hULLIGAN.

70 Col Ca1peron:
Nothing is the matter here, VIII be hon,'
tomorrow. J. A. hULLIaAN.
, 1862-05-27

DlSPATEH HFKUM.MAIUh.EEl EElIzkSNaN.
- SpRmeF1EIp, Ill, Hay 26-
To s: D. Wsrd:- u.s..
/ There has been no battle OF disaster Of any
kind in the Southwest, and there Is no fmme-
fiiate Cause for alarm. +. G. SHERMAN,
, 1862-05-27

NOTICE.-Mcmbers Of Pnillips's
~ Battery Of Chicago Light ARTILLERY who ase ab-
rrporrln person to Captain Phillips ar Lieut.. Reed, st
Union HOTEL OF Canal and Madison Streets
1ny75-s6t42t JOHN G. PHILLIPS, Capt
ND-Ihe Battery is now at Camp Butler, Spring
HaTd
, 1862-05-27

DEADY THIS MORNING-A
II, Compilation Of Pension, Pay and Bounty Laws
prosuElng Pensions Back Pay. Bounty. aad 81 dues
taken to render this COMPLETE work Of Tie Eind,
and Il Is offered to ATTORNEYS, JUSTICES SOL
will give them at tTidtnE price, all the Information
necessary to insure the successful prosecution OF claims
, 1862-05-27

FOUND-This morning sumof
u Money which the owner can have hy proving
property and paying for this atv,.rtsen,ent B. F.
CHASE, House and Sign Painter, 1D Isaude1pllst.
nsy27r6S7-1t
, 1862-05-27

HFFICE CT GEN. SUPT. OF
POLICE, Chicago. May eth 1sG2:-special Police
wanted.
A force Of Special Policemen wanted for 4 fuH
days Nune brt sober, intelligent md capable men
need apply. Cal IT Central Poljc, Station iuIncdare
lv. C. P BRADLEY
lu.2.r6S61t Gen. S1pt Police.
, 1862-05-27

4 NDERSON RIFLESt 49, Every
"a member fsheTeby ordered to be in attendance 1T
West Market Hall this afternoon O'clock precisely
my2ir70Qlt FRED. n. COLE. 1st Lieut.. Comd.