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NJ A YORS OF THE
{ Great Cities.

Great Cities.
WE thaunserdgled Mayors. hsrvby certify DIST
a Sar aeVrfal sitbes hare SEBe4 document q ~
Slranea 70 ~ tiSG the renlsdiss Of DE. j. G.. ATkR
CO. q LeuslL IAysE,s saEsaPeEla, PM Age
Eairsnes q Errat eIeelIenee, AID Eortby the con
H1eaos q tbs ooanunIfy.
HON JAMES COOK Mayor of LOWELL. MASS
HON ALBIS BEARD,
uoS. < W HARRINGTON.
HOS. 'oHs ABBOTT, a.,.. q CONCORD. :. Il,
O4- :, = 0OLb Ss5ss q WORCESTER, NAss-
HON sArTl srrsDEr s..,,- :, .ALr,., Mass.
HON ,. v. LINCOLN. Il a.,.. ., BOSTON, MASS.
HON. ", \ A0DS asSa, q PROVIDENCE, R. !;
Hon. AMOS v. PRESTIGE VICE J, xo.x,cu ooyv
HON. }. n. HARRIS. -.
HON cHAs. s RoDER,
NAJsrof MoaTREALs c. 4
Hos- .. ? 1lrnAs Ny. : zrr YORK CRY
ssa Ny; 81 4 p1Hl Y EFEI9S, G y.
Hez- ADAM TtlsoS. Mayor Of 4oros1o. c. v.
nOx. 2 ". BISHOP: ,,,,,,,,,,. :, ,.,,,,.
Hox. 4. CRAWFORD.
MS '''''' 9-'AN Mayo, q LYONS, IOWA
IasDl & SowNASv1LlEc v.
HoY. JAMES W. NORTH.
a0I n "a Nager IT AUGUSTA, W
Hos. HESRr oooP r.: T. :, ..,,o,vz,, y.
- a sys;' el . FREDERICTON, y.
1sss6f Il XIV pEDEoeD. MASS.
Ns1us Of FALL KITKR. MASS.
HoS. v. II. cRAxsrox.
Mayor Of oAIESA, ILL
Mayor Of DUBUQUE IOWA
HON. THOMAS CRUPCHEIELD.
Mayer q CHATTANOOGA. TKSS.
HoE. ROBERT 8LA1R.
.IIfHh.''s q TUSCALOOSA - Al < Ala,
.1f 4, 1tsssot Of 1lR,rrHIs. Tim
Nssos Il NEW ORLEANS, La
HON. H, D. Scranton,
HON. De WIZ c. GROVE.
Mayo. Of PITrsBuRe. Pa
HON. c. hBrn1 Is T5Ea 8E
Mayor o. DETROIT, MICH
HoS, HRNAx l. PACE,
Mayor Of MILWAUKEE, WIS.
l 4 ,t,Jot Of zAorxk, WIS
HON. 4.fAkh, 1Hh4 lIlH u
Mayor Of KIN osnA. WIS
nos. JOHN 6. HArsrs a.,.. ;, CHICAGO :,
| Mayer Of SELMA, ALA
: :. N01' a.y.. If NoxDnOurRY, ALA.
HON. W $ HotvnAp:
Don r=FAhFreesesyt a.,ss d trd.i csvz.
Dos FIErRH De OABAL1e, "
DON EsTRPHASIR RoDRIsURs.
asttsst= 4 sgsf.. ~ Meyer q HAVANA.
DoS ANTONIO ReHEVRRA. IA t..44,
Mayor Of L1NA. PERU.
/ DON N. g. M1LANGNo,
Mayor Of VALPARAISO, CHILL.
DON MARC sEsau1PEDAL1A.
Mayor Of RIO JANEIRo, BRAZIL.
Certify that The re,iasnt DrpEEist. have as.ur.d
| a 90 = iai2 dIIw MI
ayers Sarsaparilla
Is an excellent fenedy' >dnd E6tthy the s5nhasbe.
"f the Community.
Ayers SarsapariIla,
For Spring DIssases. =
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
FOR THE Raid CURE or
COUGuS, COLDS, Yourselves, ~
PLCEXZA. BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPIEG COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
ISCTPIEST con-
SUMPTION.

s's4 fos ia. relief Il ep.o:ifrs i.isnt- in aIrspe-
81 -tSg~s * the dsS-Ase.
We ned nj spsSx % the pGblie u itE virtBsu.
ThrVszbSaf sveTy SaEn AID AlmSst sTey hamlet q
ts AHSsEsu Eth2ss- it5 WONDERFUL OF FuIInOu-
hFy Complaints lave nsade Il uiEssdy known nay.
fsu iBs fauili-B 10 auy civilized country on ts
esnEinsht NifiBgut psBrsEa1l sITPEienre aFit
e5~cf-- And EeEsr yet the o1EDmanitis- any where
Uhich have sHBsaE TleB5 a3rae living tFopbytF
ne TietEy over the sabsIe aad dAnEsTis disSssaef
Ghs thFoa; aud lang While 1t iS she fn1sf powerful
anttiJSs yet knyEu 70 man for tie EyrmIdabis And
dAnEsrOUs diseaUss Is the puiHglaaFy OFZaAs Il Il
ALA the pleaantsst sod ssseS4 remedy that can be
rhDiOJed t0r iHfSutz ard young TssTSunS. PAFenfs
sAokd have /: he stgrs tis inssdsOs s4eGy
that stsalE ut0H them HpFspaHol. We have Abund-
ubf ETDHDdE 10 bsiirSe fhs CHEERT PErFOEkL hlVes
H10Fe lives By tbs cOD4umpttJna Il pTsTenSp than
tknee IL CUES Keep II by yoS. your colds While
they euFSbls- BsSteet them until no human
skiIi eSu asaSF tire fDsEOrzbIs eaukeT that fstsDe8
On the yi;als- eats y01T hfeawAy. All kDoW the
dFrGdfzl fatality q lang dis1rdsFs and they knox
To the UFfusa q this FeGsdy, nss n6t do more
thAn 70 assure them IL = ~ RsAdr the bat & can he
We aJATP noat. c1rP. toll 20 1rniuep IL the
NIX perfect ps-ibie- and thus aond those who rely
on Il the best agent Uhir COR kkii can furnish tdr
their cure.
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER,
PSaetioa' and AaalytfoqI CAenfs, Los~U. Hatt
And SID by &C. GOOD L CO, And BY all DrurEiStn
and dealers ia AsdieiEe everywhere. Eah1B
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g. W. Johnson & SON,
MiSsOHri Mining Company.
incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL. STOCK Goo on,

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL STOCE---.-.-.------S5 OO. 900
i EHHIS COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PUR-
pose Of Adysneing the great misiHg INTEREST," ai
Our STATE. We do not profess TO IL rgye-r,est Nv
purely plnl1nthFePje motives In Initiating FAi@ sti-
teTIriEe. We believe thzf the ste ~ Le v-s3s -
Tay large diViiesds and at the sang tine , raj
guod accom- Fshed and ereaseF nFr.T+s ~ in -
VeIoTing and making knoun the ssfonjshiDI I,ir.I
Seth OF Alss0ur, than by the use Of i've ffriea the
hUo1nt Of Cur capital invested In any other Fsiyr,
We shAl NIKE the once q our Company 4 Csm-
state. We have power under oar charter T., 11r
ShAse and sell mineral laDds wherever loraieJ ia
ttAlists aud mining AaVenturers Who 3elr q, S5i
60 ana Work paying mines, By dealing with ais
We respectfully solicit the attention Of ALI ~,
nave mineral lands for sale seHd uEa stafeFienf
" Tue emes describing The kind Of InineFaIs % tir
LeaoA The mum Der OF Acre the location and the low
ct eash price they willing To take ar ~ iSrS
We shAll work only Eueh mines a. pay Iarresy. In,
s134l open and prove most Of the lalds -a ssIT ~
books Tor SuRlcriPti0n to the stock are mn o1 a
the once OF the Company, Main E4reet r,o-fhI[ST
corner Of LOeRtt, over ifereliS6tSs TSSHi- St -
No q Locust street. All Uhc Gel An i1fe1sSf n a.
cuisines, and have money, WI 90 veii Il, ali 49,
~ ~. 1no:e Slahing stock. living out Of the
amount wanted to the President q Treas1rsT -
9IEEczpEs:
Henry f D. BACON Esq Matthew Butler EsQ,
T. PS 30, h.lltl Typ Esqs l. u. Lynch, Es,l.,
| J y DSsS' ESQ J"ssEh Payne, Esq,
n bU1Lhh, TFeaa ALFRED CI1Pf, Pres't.
59e above prospectus has mp to this date &a.,
o1 g IN oaIE one Of our leadiuG ulpeT5 fyI-ts1
S:S , ~ enSrts TO GET stock taken have been
- !Ss me public % we'll appreciate ne soDnJ
~ % the enterprise, that over fJ5o
I4 S14A!o o. the stock hA8 already ieeD t0EeI ~
e21a briefly state that the share are s. eSs6 rSS
70 ieIs Sltnout further liability; - ~
registered only when dfvidends are rseivS5
49, 90 = saEss IN the NtssOuEi Mining compsnT
Stoe tSot a. that WI pay largely, and hold
Al anHunteations 70 the President TEo1Srti
St. Leqis, No, March a 1881. lneS'-dtuzn
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me a: B.s5seEegs ~ - IN, 49, as ~
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Unite AZ BEsssspoEE a Is 4 N-aa3 go P. n
Connections are made as Follows.
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b=FE- EAirtzssEe. WssAIsrt5z n ~
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Al F9<1es II tie &5EXR VIZ With
DtSrosf FtsalDes1 fSE DeSFo5T. JAeEsaa,
Ch12E2 4s1 EAe SsEza WEsI VITA
C5sse4Ss4 EP5s z T. s5c R<i< Dss,-
KIN SE1alS aa3 SEaE1ra Fzlls WITH
Ls%VeAAs4- CSlG=Sas / CInriusa:i 81
S:sstlit,e. bsiAEEEs, CslasAtus ts8
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6tsf ao4 se11k wess-
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Fare AiEaya A. low, Aal time nBeA quicker than
any other rosie
ThE0agh Bekess 70 al S1fsts IN the West, ..o-4h
and KHSi ca be pzOesrsd ~ the OEses zrseF ~
AeLEfs Hg9fs- Bhseltag- Va, or Nth Frs5EhS
Agar a BF11E=f'oET SGHft5z-
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Any puf NoessEisls By this rad aad iEt csEDactoGR
u he EAs1r AoT1b, West Rss2 Ssgfh-We.f A. ssEer
sss1sI y LnTe HJzss, WITH TT Acen4 Il E:yf4.e-
posf stAsi9a- WN- D. TEskY. AssEt.
JoHS CHAPMAN. AZsat,
IN MCCULLOUGH, PrssiSss.. y
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Bridal Presents.

SOLID SILVER wARr
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y g stoek e Silver lFarO, ~
SSFfS6 aSS - LnaIt aud Fish RliyS
n kniTSs SD PcrR1 ~ 1la slq0n9
5oIs SsP ~ RInE. S1fas
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TERMS. nsgular priee.)
; Gs !StaEs Dl,ere ia1usd tgtu JE re.
eefnei ct par.
POSTAGE.

The Postage 70 any part OF the United States viii
b bat TWEHTI.POUR CENTS year for aBISck-
wood and bat FOURTEEN CENTS year for each
OG the Reviews.
Al the shove prices the Perioeicals viii Sc far
nlShed EcT 1872. And A.
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL.
FOE THE RAFID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. and
HoaPSeueSa

EznTIIIs. NASz-Des-0.1sss.
DzJ-c. AM ! Do nos hesiiat. TO
say 0Ist-ert remedy / have <ver&abi
1t Cs11Gh4- HcArseBsS- IEHaeuzA.
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Coll = yer CzHHT FEcToEaE. It's
s71DstAtst RFe IN Hay prArGios 4ssd nv
ssHsjiy sss tAe lat ten year. hiS
.irsHu 4; % EsosssEs EggeyinE EiFtuet'
81 The Treatment Of shess CON-
plEints. EBEN KNIGHT MD.
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oEEFcE ~ THE Rk6.ELOo8
ELEEE5. 5fsH lEIEa- ssss
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thA FOuE Reviews and BlaskEOOd
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the Nos. Of the same Periodicals for 1850 piII he
furnished complete, IgfGt0us additional ehoTqs
Unlike the more epbsIuerAI Magazines Of the day.
these Periodicals lose little l.y age Hence a full
year o. the Nos Tot 1S60 may be regarded nearly e.
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A Z 4ORTLEY- Rsa-- Il U41ra- * T. urifsa: II
have used yOaE Pac4gai tsys-if n ra, elraSir -
sne= yea inVentsl it. HT3 bsISeTe It the tsf 1DIi-
tine tor ifsp'1FTfse ever POI nut With Is.i "a 4
stsS1d ss5eeT bny tTeaiy Ave dollars FJg I,JffIa
THAI Do Ei;bpst II, o. take any OttszT Esrn4dy.-
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RETURNING TRAINS.
LsSsEClsTs&A14 ~ - A. n AnI G-sa p n A.
NE ~ B-seSeFugs ~ "a NJ, As as An
Lam P1EAtzgEh ~ LIS A n AID - P "
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IN MCCULLOUGH, Prszi8ss.. :"
2 z MYERS. Gsu'T Ticket AE'f. ElS
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tsThe PEN Is AIightier than the
eysEEc tg
The GOlden.-The Best OfallPenS.
li5kToxS GOLD PENs E
The Best Pens IN the World.

OS RECEIPT OF ANY OF IIIE FoLLOEIXG
4 J sn1us, 81 Cab q Pss1406ee stamps, thu sub
s5IibsF SiH send BY ret1En Of HAi q 0lhsrSiss,
dirrefsd God Pen OF Pena EsIscsfsS TIE Eaaz a.
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/. Henry D. Bacon. sfAks'
u. BUTLKR, TTeaa AIFRE16 n C II i'S 49,.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-01-10

of the ladies who serve monthly. The last
paper was read by Miss Lizzie HILL in su
perior manner. 1t is much easier to read al
home, at ones freside than in public, yet
Miss Hill was perfectly at home, and read in
a very distinct, and in On audible tone oil
voice, to the entire satisfaction Of all present
At the next meeting ION Monday evening
next at their room in the city building) the
society will reorganizc, and it is hoped that
there will DO q full attendance.
We would say few words to that class oil
persons who are always suspicious OF every
society Of this kind. In tho first place the
society was formed purely to promote the
causcof temperance. irrespective ofall parties
In the second place 1t was organized by the
churches Of our city SO rs to satisfy oil per-
sons that its motives were pure. One word
to its future 1t will be just what VIC make
ito the interests of the community or to
the dctriment. It's aim has been to strengthen
the cause Of temperance by encouraging the
reformcr, and discounging the rumscller-tc
bring up the public mind to that point where
they can see the evils Of intemperancc, and
to hasten the time when every rum shop will
DO closed up. If our cause isa good one
We trust that oil of our citizens will com
menco from this time forth MD US in TIT
good work. y.
January 7, 1861.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-01-10

We may well be proud, refer to the new map
of the State just published by Messrs. J. Chase
Jr., & Co., which for accuracy, fulness and
beauty Of execution, is.nnsurpassed, II not un-
equalled by the map Of any State in the On
ion.
recommend the passage Of q law providing
for the election annually Of q State Auditor
Should such o law be enacted change in the
Constitution in regard TO the Council might
think be made without detriment to the public
service, and with advantage u the Treasury. :
The average annual amount OF the Council u
in the neighborhood Of four thousand dollars
An amendment Of the Constitution making the
principal State ofhcers-as the Attorney Gen'
eral. Secretary Of the State, Treasury Auditor,
and State General-sr-o0ieio the members ol
the Council, would bring to that board the OK;
perience Of men who from their position would
be ACQUAINTED with the affairs Of the principal
offices Of the State Government, while 1t would
reduce the expenses Of the Executive Depart
ment-after making proper allowance for tbs
salary of the Auditor, and the increase OF SAL
airy which some Of the State officers might just
ly claim from an increase Of duty-by the sum
of at least two thousand dollars per annum.-.
think it worthy Of your consideration wheth.
err, II so considerable n saving as this can DC
effected by change in the Constitution In thu
respect, there are reasons OF prihCipai VI VI
policy which would render 1t unwise or ine1pe-
dent.
Gentlemen of the Senate, and House Of Rep
ressntatires:
1t is our fortune to occupy places OF trus,
and responsibility at time when questions o.
the highest Importance are to be determined
questions reaching to the foundation OF hu.
man government and affecting the rights ofhu-
man nature. And II rests largely with those
whom the people have honoredwith their conn
dence, whether these questions be set.led In
such q manner that Republican institutions
shall be established on 6rmer basis than ever,
or whether they shall be renowned and aban-
doned rs acknowledged failures. We are here,
then, not only as the representatives ofthe peo,,
pie Of Maine, but, also. in the broader and
higher capacity Of representatives ofthe Ameri-
eau Union, and, in that Of freedom civilization
and humanity. With q deep sense OF response
bility to that august constituency for the man.
ner In which we shall perform our parts In this
momentous crisis, and with earnest supplica-
tons for His guidance "whose word Is right
and oil whose works are done in TRUTH" let us
enter upon the duties that are before US.
ISRAEL wAsnBURS, Jr.
January 2. 1862.
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Coon RrppAScE.-Thoso two reprobates'
Mason and Slidell, whom John Bull esteem'
worth going to war about, were taken IRON
Fort Warren in o steamtug to Provincetown'
on Wednesday last week and placed on board
the British Gun.boat Rinaldo, which immedi'
atelysteamcd for England. The transfer wa'
quiet.
When they arrive in England tho British
cabinet will doubtless receive them with
great honor. Lord Russell will weep Tor JOY
fall upon the sweet creatures and kiss them
on check or toe. The two Secretaries, Eussis
and Mcfarland, went with their chiefs
They all left their country for tho counsry''
good.
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GBe aQlar,
w..hing,on and Vicinity.

Exaggerated rumors having gone abroad
respecting tho state Of Gen. McClellan''
health, who has been confined to his quar-
tiers for week past by severe cold, brought
on by much exposure, night and day, in thu
field, tho National lntelligcnccr states, or
the authority OF DR.. Verdi, his physician
that tho general is now free from fever and
rapidly convalcscing, and hopes in few
days to be again in the saddle.
Circumstances in the case Of Col. Kerri'
gan OF New York, have transpircd within a
few days, which fix upon him, without doubt
tho fact of his having furnished information
to the enemy, Us previously alleged.
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Congressional.
xxxv1Ith congross-F,rst Session,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.
SESArE.-Mr. Sumner offered resolution
that the President DO requested, IL not in
compatible with the public interest, to trans
init to the Senate all the correspondence
which has taken place since tho Congress
held at Paris in 1856, relating to neutral and
bclligerent rights on the oceon. Agreed To-.
Mr.. Kennedy presented resolution from
the State Of Maryland, protesting against
interference with slavery in the States by the
General Government.
Also resolution calling on tho Secretary
of War to transmit to the Senate tho number
Of cavalry regiments authorized to DO raised
where stationed, and II II would be advisable
to convert those not yet mustered into service
into regiments Of infantry. Agreed to.
Adjourned to Monday.
Housx.-0n motion oil Mr.. Duell, il was
resolved that the Secretary Of War iuform
tho House why certain volunteer regiments
from New York are now encamped without
arms, and whether any legislation Is necess-
AIRY on the part Of Congress TO enable tho
War Department to furnish arms to regiments
now In the field.
Mr.. Koely Of Pennsylvania introduced .
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equipped four regiments Of cavalry and %
regiments Of infantry, composed, In all, Of
$1,000 soldiers, all now in tie field in de-
fence Of the Union.
A recent telegraph from New York nys:
A gentleman just arrived from the scat Of
war in Kentucky, represents that an early
conflict between the opposing forces In tho
Green river country is unavoidable. They
are close to each other, and neither force can
wall DO rcstmined from hostilities. Bowling
Green is said 10 be quito w strongly defend
ed by Notifications ind mounted guns US Ma
nassas.
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Port Royal, Tybee, &C.

The news thence Is to the 30th ult. Every
thing remains quiet, except now and then
exchanges Of compliments between the gun
boats and Fort Pulaski. The work upon the
Notifications was rapidly progressing. Tho
British steamer Fingal, lying at Savannah,
with load Of cotton, attempted to mako
her way out through Warsaw Sound, but
information having been received through n
deserser. the gunb,at Ottawa was despatched
to the sound. and on her arrival the rebel
mosquito 1cct Of Tatnall came down to ut
tack her. After brisk engagement Com.
Tatnall's vessels retired. and tho escape Of
the Fingal was thus frustrated. A Spanish
schooner. laden with valuable cargo OF ci-
CARS, shoes and other stores, was chased, run
aground and burned, at Cumberland Inlet. on
the 18th ult., by tho boats Of the Bicnvillo
and Alabama. Several boat loads Of her
cargo were taken Of. Tho crew had previ-
ously acd to tho woods.
Preparations wcro making ut Port Royal
for new naval and military cxpcdition.-
One OF the Federal soldiers on Tybcc Island
had been killed by tho Gro Of Fort Pulaski.
A rebel psiva,ccr succeeded IN running tho
blockade OF Charleston harbor on the night
Of Dec. Goth, after having mado several in
cfiectual attempts.
Tho Charleston Mercury publishes tclc-
graphic report that the Federal troops had
seized the station Of Adams Run, on tho
Charleston and Savannah railroad, q miles
from Charleston.
The steamer Vanderbilt, ct New York, lcft
Port Royal Jan. 3.
Sho brings 1907 bales Of Sea Island cot
ton.
Gen. Stevens brigade advanced on tho
main land on tho LIST inst, and took posses-
sion OF the rebel batteries alter short rcsis-
lance, assisted by tho gunboats in Smelling
them.
Gen. Stevens followed up to within six
miles Of tho Charleston railroad. A Gag Of
truce was received from the rebels, with
request to bury their dead.
An hour was granted them for the pur-
pose, when they fell back on their fortifca-
tions, which are said to bs very extensive, and
defended by II or $4,000 troops under Gen.
Pope.
Their loss Is unknown.
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81 Gen. Scot. wa; met in Paris by his
wife. It is probably well known that owing
10 mutual imcOmpatibility Of temper, they
nave not lived together for many years.
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Mouth Of tho Mississippi. I.

Mouth OF tho hississippi.
Sixteen Federal war vessels arc reported at
Ship Island.
New Orleans papers say that tho Federal
troops have taken possession Of tho little town
Of BcloIi.
The Federal feet near New Orleans and
Lake Ponchartrain have captured sewral
rebel steamers.
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Texas.

Reports from the Indian country show that
war has actually begun between the loyal
Indians and the Texans and half breeds. In
q fight In the Cherokee country, II 10 report
ed that Cooper, Texan general, and Mcln-
tosh, leader Of the rebel half breeds, wero
killed. The loss Of tho loyal Indians was
fourteen.
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MIssssr

The notorious JEFF. Owen, with Colonel
and 80 OF tho bridge burners in Missouri,
have been captured by our forces.