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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
x.u shields Advance attacked by zen
JacksOn's Army.

w Arlington, ouAe L.
Adyices received at the War department,
state that Jackson's army attacked General
Shields advance on Monday morning, near
Port Republic. The conaict is said to have
been maintained for four hours by about two
thousand of our men against the main body
of Gen. Jackson's army
The enemy's force became so oVerwh elm
ing in numbers, that our advance was con- u.
nelled to fall back, which it did IN good or,
der unt;l il met the main body of General
Shields command near Conrad's Store. As
soon as this was effected the enemy IN turn
The fighting is said to have been very Sc
we're, and the less heavy on both SIDES. =,
! No further particulars have reached In
Department. sh;o,d
had previously succeeded in destroying
| large quantity of supplies belonging to tn
rebels, found at Milford - IL
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TINION WING MACHINE.
" Manutactured BY
THE MlWlNG MACHINE CUMFANf, Wurc'
ter Mas, and "a 'Cortlsndt street, N. T.
DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE.

Nj
ter Mas, and "a 'Cortlsndt street, N r.
DESCRIPTION OF TUE MACHINE.
Tn. Union Mower has two drive wheels, which |
enables 10 turn to the right or lett without clog
eing or stopping the motion Of the Knives.
100, lev er or pedal il placed near tns pauorM'
onsstirg on clutch by means OF which the ma
chiIe can instantly be threwn out or In gear VIII
.s shafts ID fitted with ratchets so that
in lackne no motion is impaired to the knives
Inc caring ID OF superior character, the shaHs
running on Babbitted boxes.
The fame is very compact and strong, peing Sc
cured b. bolts running across the machine.
tIhe 6,rer bar il hung in q novel manner, 80 that
both ens conform to the inequalities OF the groanu
hui bee me instantly rigid when the lever Is used
70 rase h oy ar stumps or stones other obstruo-
tons An elevation or the finger bar from we've
to eighteen inches is easily obtained by the oriVer
w lever is used to elevate the cutter over
an obstriction the pit man and crank fender u sSo
elevated thus the machine can ,ha pass ns over y
The hight of cut can be adjusted without stop
Ming the machine, thus allowing different portions
The out,d. shoe is so constructed as to leave NO
sombng, being two inches and nail WIDE, Ell Ell
inch wheel is attached thereto, which reneves tue
| ont end O. the bar from draggin on the grouno.
| The guard fingers are only three incnes sPs at
which requires short, quick stroke ana a0e' WV
The guards or augers on the Union Machine vii
never break being made OF a malleable IRON sne
| steel combined. The steel face also secures
| Coordination with the knife, perfect shear cut
| Ths An gar bar can be instantly folded to the sin
of NE machine, or unfolded, without the operate
leaving his seat, =. tho s.vth
.bant. which has been fruitful source OF preskag
with some machines, as the scythe plays tnrous
stetl guides, and moves with scarce any fn "a
J ~iSe is two hundred pounds, as deduced from
number of public tests with dynsnome'sr
PRICE OF MACHINES; :, :,
We build three sizes Of Machines, aoSp'' w
, wants of farmers in different
, | One Horse Mower, 3 IL feet cut, "eigns org
| 400 lbs. price, 49,. w
Light Two Horse Mower, 1est ou'' n
! weighs 500 lbs, price,
I Light Two Horse Mower, = LIZ leet cut, on
= weighs S25 lbs, price,
8 EXTRAS.-Two seythes, two extra Knives, "
fingers, nalleable iron and screw wreh honss q
Q can. a cold chlsel, punches, rivets, extra boxes
0 psir of whifHetrees and svener accompany g
| machine j.
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.-. Fortress Monroe, JUNE

.....- Fortress Monroe, June ~.
Weather very heavy and unusually severe
for This season of the year. Rain still con-
tinues.
The steamship Belvidere run foul OF III inc
British steamer Jason this forenoon. Inc
Belvidere had one of her wheel houses ana
part of her after upper works carried away
TIL. Jason was not much hurt.
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II A r NJ v "a
wish TO SELL as early as practicable, the whoie
n.rt of nv HOME FARM, in the town OF Al
olson Addison County Vermont Lh E,a rarM rs
beautifully situated on the shore OF LAKE veil
I'd contains 200 acres--100 acres OF wnlcn are Wen
Wooded and heavily tmbered with Pine, OAK, ASH
and other valuable varieties Of healthy anu m I'M
arawth and the remaining 200 acres are wen IN ns
eeroved, snd as handsomely located as any part VI
Z old Addison County" pwrTJJNG
HOUSE, of the most approved modern . ~. othar
apish with good and valuable Barns s asd and
ont buildngs; is well watered, wei Ienoea ., az
nndrr good state Of cultivation in all IesPeS,
il in my judgement one of the mos. aeshAD @A'
YaInsbie Farms in N estern Vermont, , !,
The timbered portion will be sofa sepa'a'e'' :
desired. IA .o the West I an
.ns;cns 10 sell early. and will give the purchase
Immediate possession and rtspeesuy inS, , gen n
| tlemen who are inclined 10 puisnA''' " N
examine the premises. ,t,. .r5 ,;h.ra, tim
Terms win be fair and reasonaos, anu a'siA '-A
for payment given, on good ss TnRTcx ADAMS.
Addition, June 3, 1862
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VT person having gooo
w Mill with Circular Saws, Planning Mscn,h ins
Lathe Sc, now in good order , lol w engage on
for the season may address line stating
price Of lumber, both Hard and Pine WOOD iaoli-
lies ioi D. w H., Boston, Mass
B.-None need reply to this unless they mean me-.
busiuess as this ia ne agency
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Important from Gen. Mitchell.
Chicaoo. June |

A pri waite dispatch from Cairo to the Pres
ident of the Chicago Sanitary Com MISSION
says that Gen. Mitchell has won another bril-
liant victory at Chattanooga, Tenn, the enc
my being completely routed after two days
hard fighting. .-#.
No further particulars are given.
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AppOintnlent.

Washington, june IL.
The President has appointed Christopher
P. Wolcott of Ohio, Assistant oecre;ary ~ u
War, in place of Thomas A Scott reslSheu'
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NORTHERN MISSOURI. 80
be Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad -.

rhe Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad -.
Offer for sale over $4,000 acres Of the best rrar,e
and Timber Farming Lanes 81 i've s Der snet
twenty per cent is de tuctsd for fuil paymenS -
cash. the Land Boads Of ,h9 e ~" psais rom
date OF purchase, With interest At aue I'm.
sss price rs ssss ssfs. an
tunity to buy any Of the Company 'ah's 'eA'e''
they are charged only half frsigh. on al o"Mae
wanted from H am ios compan
| Inducements to emigrate to Northern n,ssoss''
briefly stated, are a. foewsia so,, sn.,p laaas
the productions Of which pay for ;t neT n. limit 81
and improvements too, mscn w ss ns nroduSons,
embrasing all cereals hemp, obsceo Unines eh"is.r
cane to perfection, Irish and sweet p9'sobb s than
S INCLUDING srip prhsT %
water timber wood coal n1 %e mortar nss are ABUNDANT
smS conveniently distributed its praries are resoy
for the pillow spring smg,a. ana Gather yaias-
he CROP in the succeeding Butumn for iaI.enMS
great quantities Of beeyes and hesn; Yards or
chsrds yney ards a, crops TO be enc osed az pra.
riss supply any quantity ex, ,s b;eb ia done
9TH ;wnroyed mowers and rakes at less than one
dollar Def ton a. f,ddeins' is connueu ~ 1 =
moh.d hest Of open pasturng costing nothing
neither interest nor taxes enabling the STOCK aes
s or weG Cat
IND Hocis of sheep by the thousand; all me MAJ MAJ ~
are aecsssible by telegraph rs anq onscco horses,
n.se 'i +. sos cattle snS
R Esr. ses as s1s sPs Of than
n S75 fare Shall SD immense resources "a -
u u Missouri is loyal! s.eessoni plsy og, . n
"a ia now ne fecty rate to emigras TO nortneIn ~
ne T. ana nnos.rs oopceds it. and the highest cen,
= trolling interests OF the State demand ;.:y.
shareholders unite with other !, .drised ~ the
IT President and approved BY Congress ....-;h.t.
- Emicrapts settling in colonies, Will sonsn n;ss
greatly each others a sse,x taciEty
70 90 onize successfully cooperation = nesssrY'
casa and practical by little concentrsteo acuoa
Multitudes it'll prudent iorethoueht ana sS'.S ~
- an Now secure with little money rich farms ana
benny homes uhich must rapidly increase M Saiuo'
for themselves and their posterfy ,,.,~
49, pamnhlets containing skeleton maps sho"inS
geographical position raareat ,ra.c rTIet Ill
sh;s n enlist their friends TO emigrate with the,
annIy for all they want To circulate Co.opPera'ioA
. in this way will be OF NUT al advantage W Az
GEO 4. HARRIS,
ust .apxr HANsIBAL AND ST JOSEPH X. r. Co.
has 45 CITY EXCHANGE, boaipsi mass
JOsEPH HUNT
m .- LAND COMMISSIONER,
Hannibal, Missouri
THE NEW ENGLAND COLONY At hiuaes
ON Caldwell County Me- prosper ana oHsrs savIt
;nducements 10 all 10y al emf grants fof iui pa -
pur ulars auuiess sns sfEo s. nARRIS,
as City Exchange, Boston, Mass.
but UT Apply " Gpa IF CHENEY Rutland, VT.
test FRANKLIN Posi-, Waingford, W.
... HENRY CLALK, Poultney W. &ss
VINO may 3l1md&w ---
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Memphis, June 8.
Matters hore are quiet,
tt is reported that the rebels have destroy
ed quantity of cotton at Madison anu WIS
burg, on the St. Francis River.
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We warrant each machine to do the work with ss
ofa eompeten nj manager az any other; and the cut
ting OF two acres of grass will be allowed as iar
trial before settlement. If any defect 10 dlscoverea
immediate office must be given to as or our age9s,
and suffieent tine allowed for putting it IN oraer'
If then the machine proves permanently deiesse,
the money will be refunded, or new maomne ia'-
nished at the option OF the purchaser
AZ DAVIS, AGENT, Rutland Co. 24-d&wl"
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DR A. R. How A r ID !,
SURGICAL MECHANICAL DENTIST,
Has removed his Office to Russelrs Ambrotype
RniId in o foot of Center Street. Rutland Vt
All operations performed in Dentistry in the mos.
thorough manner Teeth inserted from enc 70 :
full sett in any of the styles now in practict-Gols
and Silver vulsanized Rubber work, all OF which
As ~ t,mss "a wifi
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.ons for usiag and .sntsy Express, closely sealed v
VI pRRiCEs.IFul strength, $40; Half strength, %;
Quarter s!sngths 20 per bottle =, a.,,...s ar.
rssslv for OBSTINATE oAsss, wheA all oths' vsnsdss
" IA 6~d Aacs faded 10 cure also sAof wcransd
IS vspvsssHisd IN EVERY RESPECT, o' "a" pes' wa %
- BEWARE OF INVITATIONS, None geru.
me and warranted, unless purchased directly of p
M ~ 3! ais No Is Union street Pro,dsnce,
- This Specially embraces oil diseases Of hi-
- r.tnrs, both of MEN and WOMEN, BY rsgu
sriy educated physician OF twenty zss,s
~ latter or otherwise are strictly eowndsxsa. anu
wsdioinss viii be sent by Express secure rom oesssa.
all parts OF the hom abroad wishing or
ecure and quiet RETREAT with good care unu l ~
tered to health .,A.a r.. oua,
CAUT4ON.-It has been estimated, ina. s 1Ss :
r,.o Hxsdrsd TAoMsand Dollars are paid to swndnn9
,uaoks annually, in New England alone W,.n0 lou,
ssv Ssssdt to those who pay 1t. Most OF sne sum
ZONES out Of class Of persons VINO are ae y. sA;,
aeS, and they are compelled to suffer the wrong ~
lenoe mot daring to expose the cheat TOR isaa
opposing tAsnss!rss All TINS comss ron Sa..swss y
sssloss imquvy, to men whe are ALIKE asstnuss 9
,onor. character and skill, and whose oHsy recon-
nendstion " their only false and extravaeans a.
os, in praise OF sns.0 tsk. no n mans WORD
.,S,ssy ,skn. Il, prssms,oms ara but MAKE In
JURY lit will cost you nothing, and may say
ION rany regrets; for, ~ advertninA phyeAoA.', =
,tre csses out of ten are bogxs there 10 Ne safety
rustisr any of tasna, unless you know vho and wA0
~ Dp. NJ. will send yRHR, BY enclosing On
| tsmp as a oye q Pamphlet on Diseases W Wy
/ MEM and on h,rats Diseases generaiiy, giving ~
information vtth the most x~dososea yCss.S, -
.,,;,nor;ay, without which advertising Rhysicnis
,r medicine of this kind Is deserving OF AN Z CoT
| rIDENCE WHATEVER. W.,
U- Orders by mail promptly attended 70 , " - Z,
oa han u0 = - s 30;ly
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...---. New York, June II.
The rebel steamer Nashville was sui al
anchor at Nassau June 1st .-a
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New York, June IL.

Bngadier Gen. Gordon arrived IN town "
to- day. He visited the rooms, and lett Tor
w ashinoton. He was unaware OF his con-
| e,u,ation
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nHE BEST GROCERY.
ARTICLES ALWAYS FRESH!
THE BEST THE MARKET Affords
,x1,,,c m DEEY COMPETITION.
PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION.

pD.iand ofers te the public the finest as .ort-
ment of Groceries including Fresh and SAT- aeas
Vegetables in their that the Marie. an
Can and see my Goods, If you 90 NO pT PISDETI
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NOTICE. Whereas my son, Edwin
IN Harrington, minor, has LEFT my nown to
without just cause and gone 70 PATE Siun or trust
ing him IN my &C cunt as shall pay no aeo's " ms
cont acting alter tnis date.
Dandy, June 4, 1867. uuNpy HARRINGTON
"a .3W urINhA
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Rutland, April Is,
NOS! GU A N . 81!

NOS! GUAM o 81!
~ rororod IN tnrnish Bakers Island Peruvian
and other auanos of the most approved KINDS, M
moniated and Phosphate Unaduterated OF inc psss
qualities and in quantities 70 sai
~ and Guano forwarded to any section oirouiars
containing list Of Gusnos and iuii par'i0uiai''
seh' w any JOHN b. SARDf,
.~s# IS Sonth Street,
Corner OF. Wall Street, new h''A'
l6:w3m
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New Advertisements.
CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MA
~ TERlAIS gid.

NAVY DRpARrnRSr,
BUREAU OF PRovIsINss AND CLorHiNo,
June 2, 1864,
Separate proposals, sealed and endorsed "Propo.
sals tor Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials"
WIN be received AT this ONCE until IL o'clock, M on
the 2Ith day OF June Instant for furnishing and de-
iverhS ton receiving sixty days notioel A. each OF
either oil the navy yards at Charestown, Mas, aehu
sets, ana brooklyn, New YORK, any quantities o.
either or al OF the following classes OF articles OF
navy clothing ana clothing materials a. may be or
d cred by the Chief of this Bureau, or by the com
mandants OF the sdd navy yards, respectively, du
ring the fiscal year commencing on the LIST day @
July next, and ending the Soth day of June 1868
via
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CLsss /.
hug Blue Cloth Pea Jackets.
CLASS . .r..r
Blue Seamless Pea Jackets,
CLASS 5.
Blue Cloth Trousers,
-. Blue Satintt Trousers, a
CLAss4, a..... 10.
Blue Felt Caps. ..
CLASS 8.
Blue Flannel oyershirts.
CLASS 6.
Blue Wooden Knit Undershirts,
Blue Wooden Knit Drawers, sr H
.... CLASS 7. s. ara.
Canvass Duck Trowsers,
Barnslsy sheeting Frocks.
CLAss
Blue sstnet.
CLASS 8. .......
Blue Flannel, .... ...
CLASS 10.
Barusley Sheeting,
Canvass Duck,
Blue Nankin. ... ......tt K ..
CLASS IL. ......... ...
Calfskin Laced Shoes,
kipskin Shoes .. ''f
Grained Leather Boots, fI .t.
CLASS IL. r........
Wooden Socks.
CLASS Is.
Mattresses, with two covers for eaoh')
... rs tg CLASS IA. e-
..- Blankets. .~ eH .ae
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Medicinal.
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES

possessing virtues unknown OF any
thing else OF the kind, and proving
efIectaal after all others have tAllea,
IA designed for both saasvisd aad snxh
ladiss, and n the very best thin
known for the purpose, % II wiz
bring ON the mowiAly sseLasss IN cases
OF distractions, after all other rene
dies of the kind have been tried N
vain,
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have nov
been sold without . sixgls fa,luvs wher
taken ~ directed, and without tn'
, least injury to health In any sass
U- II u put up IN bottles OF tnre'
different strengths, with full direc
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This il an Improvement upon all other kinds, g
adjusts itself to any sized article from =
fo bedouilt and is readily adjusted TO any sAss
AnI one wishing to purchase this Wrnger sa sa
order one of the Agent at Rutland, ana y VII Se
deIiyed at any Express Office desired Tree OF
"hen INC "oAe' E. S. HULL, Agent
NAV 81 d. Inns
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June s.
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vOUNG ST. LAWRENCE.

d&wtf
The national Republican., 1862-07-08
FROM VICKsBURG.
Continuation OF The BOmbardnent.

PHILApElPHIA. July IA special dispatch
from Memphis, dated 9Th instant, states that the
ram Lioness had arrived there from Vicksburg
with dates 10 I'd Inst.
The canal being out across ihe point Of land
opposite vicksbnrg was nearly completed. A
large number ofnegroes had been collected 70
work on The canal from the various plantations
In the vicinity, aud In all Cases Government
receipts were given for them. Several thousand
more were about to be engaged on the work
1t 10 supposed that when the ditch is6nished
the river will cut wide channel during high
water. forever leaving Vicksburg an island
village. '.
The bombardment has been kept up ut reg
ular intervals from both Hse,s, Com. DAvis's
having arrived when the Lioness left. The
rebel batteries were replying occasionally. II
IL slated that the rebel works were to be
stornied on the Fourth Of July, and there Ia
every reason 10 believe that the place has
already fallen. The city Is said not " be 20
badl damaged rs frat stated. All the non.
combsiants were removed previous TO the
bombardment. The rebel force Ia said to be
$4,000. A story had reached The aset that
several hundred Of the enemy were killed by
TIE explosion OF shells.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08
OFFICIAL.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
10 oil ,ohom il may Concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
10 me that Friedrich Kuhne. Of New York, has
been appointed Consul Of tho Principally Of
Rsrss, Of the Younger Lius, for the United
United States Of America, | do hereby re.
cognlze him NJ SUCH and declare him free
to exercise aud enjoy nch functions. pow
ers md privileges, rs ars allowe to the Consuls
OF the most favored nations In the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the seal
of the United States to be hereuntO uf.
fixed. Given under my hand at the
t.. ~ city Of Washington, the 9th day Of
July, A. d. 1862, and of the independ-
sncs OF the United States Of America
the eighty ty-seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
The national Republican., 1862-07-08
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, July Ga flag Of truce
WAS sent up the York river from Fortress
Monroe this morning at IL O'Clock.
Gen. Mcclellan has advanced up the river
about seven miles since the Fourth. We have
heard Of no fighting within the last two days.
The ginboat captured from the rebels three
days ago, was the TsSzsr. Another rebel gun.
boat was FUNK the ssme day. They had re.
turned down the river TO within about twelve
miles OF Harrlson's Lsuding. and encountered
some Of our guuboats. Documents Of great
value were found on board lhs Teazsr. They
consist Of papers showing the rebel plan Of
operations, and other matters Of the utmost I'm
portance. Our gunboats came upon the Teazer
IN the bend Of the river unit bserved. and taey
thus had no time TO destroy the documents.
The Knickerbocker, with about 500 rick and
wounded, leaves here this morning for Wash
ington.
There has been no boat from Harrison e
Landing to-day. lhe mail boat was expected
an hour ago.
Station ut the time Of the removal OF our sick
aud wounded, states nearly oil were rem ,vcd
previous TO the rebels advancing % that place,
and were safely placed 10 different hopitals,
with othefs WIN were removed from York
river. While they were being removed, the
r. bells commenced 6ring upon the hospital. A
young surgeon went out with Gag Of truce,
which had the effsct Of stopping their firing,
but be was taken prisoner. We have not
learned his ma ne.
1T is reported here that the papers found on
the Teszsr fix the number Of the rebel army
about Richmond, Of eighty four thuussud.-ED
REP1
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

Twin RELICS OF BARBARIsM.-Ths same class
OF newspapers which denounce Congress for its
disposition to "meddle' with slavery, denouuca
It also for haviog prohibited polygamy, and
upon very much the same ideas and In very
much the same language.
Thu, tho New York Sunday N rcuy, Of
June, has The following paragraph:
"PolYGANY N UrAH.-Congress has passed
a law prohibiting polygamy 10 Utah. While
the war il Tn hand 1t u hardly judiciOus for the
Solons at Washington TO create new source
Of trouble by intermsddling with the domestic
concerns Of the A0rm0ls. II the internal ar
rnngements Of Washington society were un.
velied, It IL doubtful whether they would stand
the exposure any better than the harems OF
Utah. The only difference 10, that the Nor
mons cover thsir anours with the mantle Of
mstrimony, while the legislators don't. II they
would exhibit u little more common sense and
capacity TO grapple with the concerns Of the
nation, and display less snuiiiing hypocrisy and
whining cant, they would be more deserving Of
respcct than they are at present. Let them at
tend 10 the war and the rebellion; leave Nor
mon morality TO the tract society, and pisty IA
the pal sonB."
The national Republican., 1862-07-08

hoPEruL. II TRuE.- We publish to day tele
gram from Memphis, the statements in which. i
tr7e, are hopeful. II any considerable number
Of the people If Arkansas have concentrated to
resist the expressions and exac.ions Of the ma
raudiog Confederates, II shows that there IL n
limit 10 Southern euduraucs Of wrongs from
that quarter. So, too, II any considerable mum
Der Of white persona have really come out 10 The
banks Of the Mississippi, and asked to be taken,
with their cotton, Oh board of our gunboats, il
sLows that divisions are beginning to bs mani.
tested among the people Of the South.