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ey- The distress in the manufacturing

EE- The distress in the manufacturing
districts of England is rapidly increasing.
As the pressure increases through the
|stoppage of more mills, the working clas-
ses from the country. villages and towns
flock to Manchester and the larger CEN
ters Of industry ii grsat Lunbets; to ask
aims in the street and beg from DOOR to
door. Great numbers go through the
towns in groups, singing such songs as
they know, or more cohtnonly singing
sacred music, and pick up good deal of
money. Many of these persons, it is
said, get money from private funds SUBJ
Iscribed in their own neighborhood.-
One firm in the country, lately employ:
ing two thousand persons, now gives three
days wages per week, though not etf'
,ploying them.
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POWERS STATUE OF WASHINGTON.

The celebrated statue OF Washington
has been removed from Baton Rouge to
New Orleans. This was done by order
of Major General Butler; who Was tihwif-
ling to suffer the harbIe image Of ths
Father of his County to fetiiaim f Il ii: anong
sa7sgg gtterillas shd thie9ing rebels We
have no no knowledge IL What dispodsitioH'
viii be finally made ii il !; brit i we could
obtain The EAR IF General Butler; We
should tf8t hesitate to Suggest thai it be
offared to the city IF New York, IS 4 gift
for the aaofnhent Of Central Park. Il is
of no possible use to Secessionists.-A.
Ortedas Delta:
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3 N ALL PROPlTS!

: NALL PROF It's!
SELL CHEAP, AND THEY Will BuN
T. B. RIFT;
Opposite the Court House.
STOVES, HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS,
TINWARE, &C., &C..
FLATTERING TO CASH PURCHA-
SERSs
HOObs LOWER THAN EVER, fOR
GOOD PAY.
STOCK INCREASED AND PRICES
Leading new and Useful goods very low:
TINWARE. large lot constantly on hand
Spouting, Eve Trough, and Roofing done
"MILT HENRY" is a good workman
and cleverfeIlow.
All kinds of tin and sheet iron jobbing
lightning Rods, late improved patent
insulators.
lightning Rods. late improved gold points
Put Up in town or country, g5od & DIT
rable.
All kinds Of Hardware at small profits.
Bound to sell goods to suit the sotefeighs
6hunk's celebrated Steel Plow on hand
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders, come on
| OPPOSfTD THE COURT HOUSE.
" u EN&NGSs
| april4'62-tf.
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THE HEROES OF PEACE
AND
The Heroes of War,
april4' If.

E. ANTHONY, sol BROADWAY,
NEW YORK,
is now publishing, in addition to other portraits
the celebrated collection known in Europe and
America as
Brody's National photographic .Porirai
Gallery.
In which is included portraits Of nearly all the
Prominent Men of America mot excepting
Jeff Davis, Beauregard, Floyd, and host of
host Of other Confederates. Price of Portraits
Three dollars per dozen. Can be sent by
mil.
Scenes in the War for the Union.
are published Gard size, and in Stereoscop
form.
steferosc6pic views of scenes in Paris London
and other parts of England and France, Hol
land. Scotland, ireland, Wales, Switzerland
Spain. on the Rhine, in Athens, Egy pit, Tur.
key, the Holy Land, China, India, BAG
It,. &C.,
Our Instantaneous Stefeoscopic Views are
the greatest Wonder of the Age.
These afe taken il the 10th pott Of q second
and the rushing Of water, the moving of vehicles
ON the march Of an army, does not in the leas
degree affect The taking of these views. They
are sold fer Three dollars per dozen.
We Lave also on hand and Manufacture
the largest Assortment of Stereo-
scopes, Photographic Albums
and
Photographic Materials,
in the u S. and perhaps in the W orld.
Catalogues, containing lists of all portraits
views. stereoscopes, &C.. will be sent free on re
ceipt Of stamp.
l.. ANTHONY,
sol, Broadway, New York;
Oct IS.-Iy
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"No man is so foolish but he may give
good counsel sometimes and no man so
wise, but lie may easily err, if he takes
no other counsel than his own.'
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GU RODIG,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
nTAESEIJJES OuIf

MAESEILLES, OHIO,
ID ESPETFULLY tenders his professional
III services to the citizens Of MarseiIles and vi
cinity, [iyll'G2 ly 81.
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MisrelIa,lepns.
THAT HIDE0US MAN.
CHAPTER I.

BIZ EMILf J MACINTOSH.
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She had raised her eyes to his face
questioningly, and, while he eolored
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CHAPTER I.
You know it is your father's wish Lu-
ly.' Only wish, auntie, not a COM
mand, and I think it is cruel for you to
try to force me to marry that hideous
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PIANOS, MELODIANS.

AulIAA -dANIWLNtN WMWAM8o
Sheet Music, Music Books, Music Merchandise
and all kinds of Musical Instruments
At the lowest possible prices
THE HORACE WATERS MODERN lin
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The Alexander ORGAN.

These A1elodeohs remain III tune long time.
Each Melodeon warranted for three years.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 20, $50

FORTRESS MONROE. June 20, lS62
The steamer Metamera proceeded 70 City Point last
evening under flag OF truce in charge OF Lieutenant
Dix She returned this afternoon, but brought news.
No papers we're obtained.
The feet i'll James river remains, a. previously re-
ported, Quietly at anchor above City Point.
The steamer Thomas Swami is load d. and will sail 10.
morrow for Port Royal. While she was loading last
evening stevsdore, named Ch lea Myers Of Phiadsl-
phia, fell overheard and drowned.
The stofeship VIM. Badger sails tomorrow for Beau.
fort, N Co. to be followed by other soresbips now here
as soon as possible That port to be depot for naval
supplies hereafter.
General Dix proceeded to New Point Comfort this
morning. to make arrangements hospitals there.
This, well as White House Point, Is within his lines.
Tho Nelly Baker brought down fifteen rebel prisoners,
captured by cavalry aud scouts at different points
near Richmond recently. atHMHa
Everything reported quiet In the Army Of the Poso
mac.
The Daniel Webster has arrived here, with surgeons
and nurses from Boston. She will proceed 70 White
House soon.
The Herald arrived this forenoon from wash
ngton, with ambulaDces for he Army OF ths Potomac.
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Brooklyn City News.

SALE FRizE CARGo.-rns sale OF the cargo OF the
prize schooner Albert took place yesterday the Union
Brooklyn, by Simeon Draper under the direction
OF the rize Commissioners. The cargo consisted Of SAX
coffee, rasina, os - sugar, preserves kc 1ho
fvliownS prices realixsd:-- $500
265 bsss sat l76i) bushely, SOC. per bax; II haeG
collie, 3. " Aatansas, ,76& loSc Dot 10 ca0o
ssgags, SebastopN NJ Bsgaa, 0O0, o26 per naJoaay
Brsvss, 600, 81 per n; Niagara Iundrss aoo Rl q
per Nj ssgars, sebastopol NE. Rsxaiia, 200,
q2s 80 per Niagara Londres, 6lGo, e2l 50 psr n;
ssyars, Matanxas Milan, 6,lIO do. I0ndrss. oo0
Milan, $40; do. ndres, 5Up 6oleao; Nj i,
SEQ SIS 80 bxs castle soap, lbs ,l2c var
b &c boxes sugar, 500 tbs 26u exc per ~
10 boxes preserved fruit dozen each - ID us
Dozen % boxes marasch dozen bottles 81 per
dozen; IL boxes almond OIL dozen cans J. A. g., OOe
lls. 100 per ib o. olive oil 81 36 per ar 20 half
boxes iasins, 81 ~ per box rasins 81 car
tons, 62 &c carton IL boxes prunes 276 lbs net
81. b. so lbs srongcs, 12c per h.. bags coffee,
$50 IBIS. 1875. Per lb VI bags coiee,S o. c.. ATS
lbs. 1ss l05 bags coffee, 81. Bai bgra, 20 10S MS
&c. bag coffee =. l.. o., 153 lbs, 19Isc. 90 boxos
cotton each 50 Ior dozen; Ia boxes raj.
sins large 81 80 per box box knitting needles 81 2S
per box.
Of drugs knocked down at $lIl, which con-
ciud.d the sale.
FRS IN A LsxnER YARD.-The lumber yard OF Turn
bull Mcain, corner Of Harrison and Columbi Streets
took re at half past O'Clock Friay night when
about 81 900 worth or lullber was destroyed and
horse belonging 10 Mr.. Turnbull burnt 70 DEATH
The oss " luy covered by Insurance In tho Mvntaik
aud other Brooklyn ccmpn o..
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PHrI.ApEIPuIA, June n, 1859.

Fhi1brifmAt Juhs ~, looz.
For the races over the Suffolk Park course, com
mencg Monday nsxt, have three entries for the
rst race and six for the second that day In tho
nrst race, which k three ysarod stake, mile heats,
Msssrs Bush Hunter and Ward have each entered
On the same day, Immediately after tho stake race,
mile heats win be run, for whIcn six entries have
been made, viz
DR.. wcldon's ,. m. Bottle Ward, Ave years old, by
Lexington, dam by whalebonc.
Zeb. Wards ch. h. Pope Swegert, hve years old, by
Glencoe, cut Of full sister to Little Flea.
Mr.. Morris g 3. Ihrcggs Neck. seven ysnrs old, by
Cracker, dsm Salio Narg,
r. c. BushS b. h. Eoyatore, Ave years old, BY No.
march, dam Madonna
Messrs Hunter and watson's br c. Sunshine, by Bal.
rownis dam imported Comfort by Irish Birdca,cher.
Mr. john NJ. Gays b. m. Ella d., ave years old, by
Nanda out Of a sister 10 Gray Eagle
All Of tho above entries viii positively start unlcss
unforeseen accident should Great prepara
being made for great racing woek and such
running before in the vicinity Of Phi
ladclpha may reasonably DO anticipated
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LITERATURE.
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xAe 1atle of Cross Keys va betw the Union forces
anAer Gen. Fremont and the rebels under General Jackson
3 four page mammoth picture.
The 1sie Of Cross Keys v&The and front Of The
viaht; full page.
tahs ON The road from Haisonbu,g to Gross Keys full
Opening Of tho Battle Of Cross Keys, Va: full page
rremonts Army the March; full page.
Portrait Of the Hon. Edward Sany Provisional Governor
Of N0rth Carolina
View Of Mount jackson, Va.
View of HArtsonburg. Va tte
Burning the Bridge near Mount Jackson Va.
9oeno from Fremonts March to Attack Jackson.
HrenonCs Command Entering Front Royal the LanAs
- Gap RAilrood; full page.
General Banks Recrossng the Potomac q winiamspcrt
~. In Pursuit Of the rebel army; fun page.
Axpoal0n o. 5000 Musket Cartridges NJ Uewbern.
Removing 6unken 6cho0ners from Cove Bound. N. q.
Something about Pianofortes.
Robert B0nners Team (the fastest trot record).
Portrait OF Major Nearby Indian Agent and Successor or
! nobel Casemate Gun et Fort Pulaski.
4 AnGlent Mortar captured at leland No. 10
The Lincoln Gun ~ Fortress Monroe.
Ash1ys Rebel Cavalry Firing on the Union ssck n New
1eerdinans Horse Battery
1hs Steamship oriental Ashore she Coast Of North
Carolina.
Sebsl Battery at the Co port Navy Yard.
{remoute Army Pursuing the RI b.ls Under JackeOu,
Qemic-The Saint of the Sixty NINTH
Oomtc>Judge Rem In Stew.
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An Expert in Lying.
From tho Snrfdk (yiTginia) christian Sun.


Tho proclama ION OF tho Governor Of Virginia, In
another column, tells plainly what to rsly
The time for daIiying ana dodgng III past aad every
subject 70 military in he State may prepare
himself to enter the service at and teri-
bic ciss Is upon us Now never is embiazoned be-
fore IS. united determined, bold effort tho part
OF the South may sec indie, eJdence. and this
alone en- dol No worthy OF bsiag called a man
in the southern ccnfc eracy bear the ido Of subu
ga,in To bs compelled - yield to the rule Of Northern
~ ants, after all hit has I. anspred, wod ho thou
sand times than death upon The baltic ne.d.
must nght and light with determination lhat knoSs
surrendering.
ihc North is maki-g last desperate effort with num-
bcrs, to ut own They come like the ocusts Il fgypt
10 eat up and deyour thing and 70 char and
scar everything that 10 boautfGl and lovsy
among Never influenced by worse
IN ltivss, and moved forward by more unholy
principles. In truo Yankee spirit they come
with deccitful and hvpocritcal preteusions, saying
they iiboring to restore the old unn when In truth
they not ng for the Union. They comc 20 st@al
pro erty to desolas homes degrade our wives
daughters, mothers and SISTERS and 70 make Slaves OF
us. This has Loen their course wherever they have
been resisted. and dinoreut las only been
pursued when they have had other ehject view
let us arise. and with strong and determined
wills resolve TO arive back the Hcssians or die every
man in the attempt.
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NEWS FROM coRINTH.
The Union Feeling i'm Western
Tennessee.
Whereabouts Of the Rebel Leaders and
their Forces,
a., &c h

C0RlR7H, June ~, loo1s
1hs telegraph wires " the North were prostratsd In
the early part Of the week by heavy winds.
Our army has returned from Bonneville and new oceu-
plea more northern position. 4f
General Pope has gone North on furlough. stsall
Tie Memphis and Charleston Railroad IL In running
order eastward 70 Tuscumbia and westward Cypress
CreeK, nfty miles from here.
Tho Mobile and Ohio road Is in running order north 70
jackson Tennessee and ralroad communication opsn
with Grand Junction via Jackson Ths read west from
the Junction ID reported badly damaged.
All the railroad tslegraphs are In good condition.
Maor General Ord and BrigadisrS Sullivan and Ham,
ilton have arrived
There s considerable Union sentiment In Western Ten.
nessse, particularly in Bolivar and Jackson.
General Bcauregards army, at last accounts, at
Okolona, so y0o0 strong. 1s
Twenty thousand men, under General Kirby Smith, are
at Chattanooga.
Fifteen thousand men, under General Price, -
Fulton, and General Van Dorn with q small force Of
cavalry, is ~ Grenada.
CoRINTH. June 20. 1852.
force from General Shermaa's command occupied
Holly Springs to-day and destroyed several pieces Of
restlo work the Missssissppi Central Railroad. The
machinery for repairing and manufacturing arms
removed from Holly Springs Atlanta Ga previous 70
tho evacuation Of the place by tho rebels.
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Perxonal Intelligence.

Governor Andrew, OF Massachusetts, arrived M the
Astor House yesterday Turing tho he yisit.
Davd's Island In company with Colorel Howe ior the
purpose OF inspecting tho hospitals located there in
which large number of sick and wounded yolnnteera
from the Old Bay state arc at present under medical
treatment.
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, OF Binghamton, ATTORNEY
General Of this state, s in town, aud stopping at tho
fifth Avenue Hotel.
J. Jenkinson, Of Iansingvnle; NJ B. Field n r. Haw.
ley and X. H. SHERWOOD, Of New York, and A. G. Green
Of Cedar Rapids are stopping at tho Abemarlo Hotel
tx Governor Pollock of Pennsy ivansa; Capt Thorn
dixie aud w. A. Watson, ol tho United states Army Dr.
Griscom and wifc, OF Now York, H. Chamberlain, Of
Worcester; II. W. Bush, OF Louisville; W. Shiilsio, Of
Cincinnati w. Sturges aud wife, OF Chicago; J. Camp,
oil Winssd, Conn. X W. reckham and wife, Of Albany;
H. Cobb and W. L. Percs OF Boston, stopping at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotol.
Coonel william Davis, Jr., and J. Rudesten, Of ths
United States army, W. II. Hepsr, IRON North caro-.
lima; j. Danicls and wifs of Cincinnati; H. sa;tord,
Bridgeport n. d Stovcr, OF Now York; Amas Sprague
and vito, OF Prov ydsnce, H. L. @ 5. Wood aud VIE, q
Worcester: H. a Ioomis, Of Chicago; H. Z. NJ lowell,
OF Virginia: w. j. Trrwbrdee and wife, Of New Hump
shire ~ McAulcy Of Pttsburg DR. J. j. Cummings, of
Portland Ne and M IGnt, VI Conncctisut, are stop
ping at the 81. Nichslas Hotel -.
M Tovuscna and wifc, OF washington; r. Drew ana
,e. M no.tpn; W W. Gslaes, OF Memphis r. r. Jones,
as ~. orl.aus o. w. Burnharn and wife OF California;
" : paknr and Vie and George r Jones, OF Philsds.
h,.. W ,;rart Of Hartford; =. Brown, OF Yarmouth
,,asl q w,kipson and wife, Of Connecticut; L. y.
Wsra OF salem Msss., and q. stark, Of New Hampshire
are stopping al ne Astor houss
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The Expedition 10 white River.


ARoyE HIST HNA, Ark. June 10, 1862.
The ST. louis ought 10 be the pride Of SC. Louisans,
having been built In their city and having borne their
city with honor worthy the most beautiful dog its
fair daughters can make. She went into commission
December IA, 1851, aud hence the 0rst iron-cad
boat upos the Western waters shs has seen service.
Besdss the duty she was In the fight In
the bend above Columbus, where she sunk the rebel
gunboy Lady Polk; at Fort Henry, where she received
sixty-two shots at Fort Doneson, whore ehe re eycd
eighty four and she bore hs part gaantly In The tight
al Island No IL, Fort Pillow and at Memphis IN ruth,
no boat hes better earned the reputat Of a'ghtng
boat - and no brave and gcntlemany set ocers
ever walked deck.
AS many changes have taken place In the s,cr roll
Of tho II lns since sns went into cr crnmisson append
a correct list u her gallant oiuosrs:--
Wilson Mot unneg.e, Lieutenant Commanding
John VI johnson, rst Master,
g. VI. kcndrick, Second Master
Alex Fraser, Third Master.
James r. Pauding, Fourth Master.
s. u. .Mchdams, Masters Mate.
W. r. Crocker, Masters Mate.
Ilewclyn Curry, paymaster, absent
W. G. Underwood, Pint.
H. ~ Baldwi Pilot absent
William Caswell, Engineer.
7. r. Ackerman, Tifst AssiGtint Engineer.
James l.. Smith, Second Assistant engineer.
John Wiil,uxson, Third Assistant LDgmcor.
j,hn II Mcisnald, Grnner.
X. III Nedill, Carpenter.
A J. sypher, Arn.ofer.
~ X. Conc, paymasier's Steward.
Park II. Chase, Surgeon steward.
1hs hoah that accompany ibis sxpoditicn are We
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Arrival OF sick ana woundsa soiaiers
nj Albany.
ALRAxY. June al. 1850.

NIHHNft JNIt Iob<s
Abou. 800 sick aud wounded soldiers arrived here ibis
morning, in tho Elm city. fhey Zero conveyed lhs
barracks which were n,ted NJ as a hospital. Carts,
,cs and carriages Of all descriptions ready at the
boat 10 receive thom One soldier died while being car
red 10 the hospital All are well cared for, md !he best
aud medical attendance supplied tnsn
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Omcial Report or Flag Onicer Davis Il
the Navy Department..

V1V-s'f'Vf0'Si
USITEp STATES FLAG STEAMER BENTON,
Mr,frrus, June 10, via Cairo, June 81 1862. I
Hon. GIDEON " ELLEs, Secretary Of the Navy
The gunboat cousstosa, returning from the white
river reports tho capture or two batteries, mounting
seven guns al st. Charles, eighty miles from the mouth
Of the river.
me attack was commenced by Captain Kelly In the
gunboats, who ssncod the 0rst battery. The second
battery was calamity carried by Colonel @. ~ Fitch
the head Of the Forty sixth Indiana Volunteers.
shot cagssd ths explosion Of The steam drum Of the
Mound city. BY which tie greater part Of her officers
and crew were killed and wounded.
Iwrite by todays mail.
O. H. DAVIS FLAG fnlcsr
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BALTIMORE, juno q, lsG2
The Seventh regiment New York State Militia, Colonel
Leerts In to-day for three months. Every
man took the oath.
Tho Thirty seventh, Forty seventh and Twenty
regiments New York State Militia were also sworn In
The latter is now stationed al Harper's Ferry.
Major General Wool and star visited Harpsr's Ferry
today and inspected the troops.
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Hevvspa per Accounss.
From the Newbsrn Progress, June 1871


'Ax0rnER GOVERNOR IN THE FIELD.
BY the Raleigh xssdlsd of the sth inst we see thar
nor By mass convention Of the opp sion iarty which
assembled nj Raleigh the 3lst Of last month
Hon. Wnl "A. Graham, having declined TO be cand
Hon. Joha A. Gilmer well as W. W. Holden, cf Abe
Standard who has heisted NJ. Tanca's name with tne
other opposition papers throughout the state Nctwih-
standing Mr. Vance has been connected with the mill.
tary affairs OF this State, he appears
10y the confidence of the above named gentleman. Mr..
Vance Is said ~ be man OF wi and OF positive traits
OF character, and wthal vcry talented When
sion was attempted by North Carolina II ved his
abe and unrclenins Opposition lie s also gail to
pears 10 possess litto popularity in tho
State. lie is member Of the federal Congress,
whore he stood well with all parties e faund &.
be gentleman o. cultivated taste good department aud
Of generous nature, which csnsed him 70 he reg rded
with favor BY his political oppuneais who saw
much In him personally 10 admire. Among the yCing
mombe iron the soDth gave better promise
whether he will accept u the nomination or not,
mains to be seen. IL thought, however, BY his friends
that he viii not.
REBEL BRIGADIER GENERAL HANGED by NORTH
CAROLINA TROOPS.
(From 'ho Newsern Progress, june 16.l
Six North Carolina regiments hayo been disbanded by
the rebels at Richmond aud are now under guard pre-
yious 10 which, however, they hung their brigadisr
general Tnus Ia furnished Testimony cor.
roboratye OF the truth of staemcnts that there Is
Union sentiment, growing in this State, and wido
spread Dissatisfaction with the southern confeleracy
The above Is from sources that ent!te II 70 credit
From the Newt bern Progress, June 10
On Thursday, the 18th inst, twelve rebel dragons
who had been mustered out OF the robel service
count of being thirty 1--WE years Of age into
washina ton and gave tnensevesup 30 tho federal
thorttos II Is reported that Friday nearly hun
drcd in and surrendered themselves, but how tue
this Is wc cannot say
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
From the Now bern Pros 'css, June 10.
During the battle OF Tranters Creek, lou Avery OF
tho Marine Artillery, thought no discovered rifle shots
coming from tho eafy boughs Of tall e, very far
dstant from the Red OF battle. Ho accordingly filled
his howiser with grape and elevated II with avery sa.
tsfacory result tumbling half OF the rebels 70
the ground Not bad shot considering tho result
Since tho capture Of Newbsrn the rcbts have disabled
i've Of the engines OF the A. and NJ q. Railroad and thcy
are now wing useless Kston and Goldsboro nat
ing tho means energy 10 repair them.
Capt. Maet, of knston, Ia sadly In want OF recruits
for his rebel cavalry He wanta about thirty and ofsrs
noutenants commission TO the Who will furnish
them. Hard up In the rebel army.
On the 30th ult. the rebels M 0oldsboro' received re-
nforcemel,s from Raleigh by ran perosivs by the
Raleigh papers
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Rsrrrs rsoa RaopE lsLsSp--ssty In prmber--passcd
through this city yesterday mu,s fer the of
They belong 10 the Fourth battery Of Rhoie Island and
Fourth rosiaent or nhods Isapd Captain Latham vas
In command OF The detachment and says that cavalry
corps being organized in Providence ~ serve Ter hTss
months,
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70 bs pubshsd In few days. Heroic Incidents Personal
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