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evening say the stock market continues arm,
though the news Of a reverse before Charleston
temperate checked the upward tendency. There
are lew stocks Offering, and moss Of the railroad
trrdsy's prices. The large lrafhc returns give
buyers great confidence. Government STOCKS are
4sx per ce3t. higher. The Coupon Sizes close
IUSxalcoX. The 10 notes are y per cent
1882 (cou poB1 103 u. 8 e's 1867, o; u q. e's
1865, iC17; U. 8 6's 1868, (couponJ l03Ki U 3.
IS 1855, lcoopoalS0 U So ls74, (couPon) 96Si
istefsl I02K; U. ) 6s 1881, (coupon) 1904; Treas.
ury n0.ss, large, %, lU5X; Oregon war lean,
1e7l, lO7t Oregon war loan, yearly, l0ik; One.
yea Yea eer 1S, IoO Cold wa, sctive a. losHs
outside Of MaHsireeI 10 not liberal, AZ early In
Ihe week The lasze expectation induces hold-
ers 10 walt for big heftales- A victory, however,
would seEd the rate do~n very rapidly.
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ID The 81. Louis Demoetst, spsaking OF the
sdvaHcs OF ool srmy i,'V e. sa tennessee, SAYS
heading q column Tor the redemptisa OF that sec.
tion, but thai 10 kas good authority Cor stating
many regiments OF troops are bound on Mat mis-.
beeE connected with the expedition - com.
msnder 10 A NcDovel McCook. Gen. Mitchells
operations In the vicinity Of Chattanooga, and tie
occupation II the famous Cumberland Gap bY
Gen Nor an, all form part Of the programme Of
tGIJ important mOyelBsEt. -
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frem North Carolina

NEW YORK, June a. The Newbern Proores,
Of the 2lst reports the rebels at Kinston and
Goldsoorough, living on half rations, and ne
quentlp deserving. Their force 10 small
The rebel pickets had burnt Tuscarors, and
destroyed portion Of the railroad.
Ii reported that fifteen rebels were killed NJ
Fisherviile by the accidental explosion Of she'll,
which had been thrown by one of our gunboats,
which did not burst at the time II was fred
truscarora, named In this dispatch, In sits ton
on the railroad to Goldsborouyh, IL miles from
Newbern. Kingston Is 80 miles from Newbern,
and Goldsborough SOL
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IVThe Baltimore Americas says Of the de-
clinaIon Of Fremont 10 serve under Pope:
alt 10 not the east Of the good effects Of the re.
cent change In the military status in Upper Vir-
GINA thatit rstiFes Fremont permanently, IL 10 10
be hoped, from service. Inordinstely vain and
sxUaordinateiy Incompetent, he has been an In
cu6us upon army operations since the frst day OF
his comnc2rd. His refusal now TO serve except
chief In ccmnaEd will di vest him Of the SYM
pat5y Of even his particular admirers, for the
consolidation Of the Army OF Yirginla under
Gen Pope has slIesdy received an approval IN
mIstaka6!e In its unanimlty.n
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Rebel Statement Of Federal Movements In
Arkansas

MEMPHIS, June IS The Little Rock Demo-
crat says there are now In Arkansas from ten to
twelve thousand Federals scattered over a large
extent of country. The largest body, numbering
Eve or six thousand, in the vicinity OF Bates.
Vile. At the latest advices they had crossed the
White rver, and were retreating towards Mis-
souri,.
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growers THEATER-Bszsfs Of Mr.. SstehsH -
This eminently popular comedian 10 to be the
recipient, on Monday neIt, OF benefit under the
distinguished patronage Of Mayor Wallach, Q
large member Of Senators and Representatives,.
and many Of oCr mes. prominent private citizens.
This high compliment could be rendered TO no
one mVre deserving Of 1t Than the Intended
bsHsfe az, Of Monday evening next A very
attrecuye bill l. provided for the beaeat.
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cheat CASH STORE!
Large assortment Of
oiLfahio stss' TIE WAkE, vGRoGKERY,
CUTLERY, 60. 60

We have on hand = large Assortment Of
EIoor Uicioths. q. 50 end wide,
Table Oiole, m, differ emit patterns nj vidths
ololoth Table Covers
Din Pans, Buckets, Sauoepsns,
Plates, Cups, Coffee Boilers
Basins, Butter Kettles. 40.
ALSO,
and patterns, - 80 .'St~s
Tubs, Buckets, Ccrd..e, Broom..
oil kints eA "sfe VI
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Csrysrs, Forks, VII
son's butcher KNIVES, &c, &c.
Jogsther Win every thing that in u.stuI n tba
nouseturnishlng line Persons in var. Of ery OF
tue above articles Will find Il 20 TIER sdva
70 give rs call hefor. snrohasinx eieevhers
, nemsmoer No, asa Seventh sars :Gcoetv cen
je 60 RlNTZ GeIpvTru
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FROM REBELDOM!

Starting rumors from seoessia!
0n the ssur, brought in by spies;-
bread" the CIV IL, sweet r. frssherD-
trsctere some demand, and PIes!
Ia'n can withstand the pressure
NigfaPs fng hteoed bevond MEASURE
msmm niger, Who guards the treasure, (?)
soos and wipes his weeping eyes!
OF the GOODIES" msde by DxYroN
Have they heard. thu rebel train.
has some PRISON " vho + 81 ate one
Tried biz feeIngs TO exp Ain?
s1ht Bread, Pies that never sats oue
Crecfers, Cakes to give Jsts on,
CendIes-these did he dilafe on,
Hi they screamed with hunger's pain.
hit hu.-tois rumored offer!
Would they stack the AIRS thev vieAd
IL OF DAYToN's Pies q prf fer
Should be made them on the feIdS
Like enough leach Union % JfFer
HaBa palate, and 'ns tour her
For those matohess PIes 10 sufsr
Than TO simply say we yisla!"
DAYTON's Bakery and Depot IN, thu o.l.n,.,.d
scf p II sREEApl B0rT3N on LCKERs, PIG
DIES, ICE CkEAMs, WATER ICES. 20 a.
do Eleventh street., between and n IA "a liz
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iels cots ilntl 10 MoSusiith f. 2 1aD d,


CHANCEsY SALE OF HOUSE AN, nar
me District OF Columbia. IN nhancerv 81 SstIL o.
ss..e sats on the ssi day Of Way, isss. Nd
!smes y FINLEY and John smith ~ .nioa
snail .E or . Monnsy rnd other are dstsadsra.
sne S,h day Of June, A. y > fn.eSs' On MOnyAf.
i've, 1 ear I'm lot Of ground naHbsrsd
-four, (si,l o. the auth re- tvs hundred aud sixty
eeedings in ssid on. rs described IN the GRO
thereon, oonsIsti .e5ss. With the improvements
street ve,tG- Il 10 situated on the corner Of lsx
Terms OF ~. ~ .9 ns II sLeeI sano
the def aonths the purch,set givlnt hs tea for
OF 4 trustee. and bearing iSisresi from The dsy
&c deed to Be retained until the whole Of ths
All eonvsysncins az the cost Of the purchaser.
| tses..v&d. GREEN WILLIAMS .s. Asss.
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10NTZ & GRIFFITH,
DEPOT QUARTERM asrER,s OeFIcE
- CorNey Of 18th aad @ sfs. Ka,hisxtoa m ~

~ Corner Of IstG asd g sfs., Wsskisstos. % G.
this NoifG y ns rIosSss,s viii Be rseslyed q
o. HsfSs:s sss'
tSs t o % eonssas for az months, dating
K: s sSss' Z. iaI sl as:,
4 ai s home The soldiers to Be buried
oo The Y cent act viii .esurs dat the
s.oe::d ss sss s5a y, made sl stained or
sSa not Be les saan o1 re, i, S1a that the graves
II bid Is in the nams Of firm the mama. of all
t me- aftiss ssst appear, or IL Will net % con
~ PtrsSsals win be addressed to CAPT. Ed
stD sAsiHz a; :!s.s. #s:S::sss
The ability Of the bidder to fll the contract.
saoSld It B. svH5dst 70 hum: must be susrantiea
To- ,Ss whose signatures
,b The ,sssPon.is;Lty Of the ru.rsntors m =.
ass..;, Ss.es Court of'hs Unssa q
Bidders must be present in per,on
sred osensd or their proposals VAL rot ss ,ns s,S'
Bonds, in the sum Of Oh. thu
e. ofh' nj badssai S
vii Be- enc s ss.s %9o 20 scsm,.n, tn. eon.s n,
:ns cSss. .ssa he sn sss
We, d fi &: s q s;a sia and .,,,. =,
of snd a. 49,; OF Oh. COUNTY Of .nd y. q g
thss sSoss k 18th the
ssoordsces tSsrsv y Snos enter into sontrsot IN
s.Sq u g: . awarded him Dr..
cssesss sSs1s @sn mo,s e sppsndsI the osaal
sa c.sEs.SlsM IA 3. B.. HHa H., Ia.
IAoNhs' VAifIs 5T rRA vlsLINe BAGS.
LINEN HORSE o6VERs.. WHIPS. 40
Wehsvej asst received on oom, o,..;,
iPsa Pa snd Weed ksL %sSs r. I'm
worimsnshia. VI inc oest material and oSo
Fly kEEf Gssc M VIZ II LINE HORSE COVERS.
in sosa oi :isGnd hand Ps..sasss 6ASRiHss
HEELS " 4 ~; S .igsl sH,.,.
les u.d: :o Ga ssf F.1'S.:s:J! f g.,
H soisI. All on MED!CiNRs.-seeI,d, mo-
until 90 oer r 90 rsssiyed By the undsrsitnSd
sssPyins u sse on X. the ssa n:ssat
ING Jun. sosS s r r.. ,sSSEiEsS Tor ,hs sssi sse
b 3a' q & q: 1SsS I'D
Bidders oar obtain AZ the A,yuu . ... .,.,.
,.s. ySah n aaSSkk vWIh4AAN'
lse-9e5 Commissiona1 Washinxtss
CoALi! COALil = = =
sonpls. ...orsSs.ssSs Il FRI RI iI2 TEX TON.
r GOAL m aSsrsd and rooted b.ildisss, :, :
No. ses Penn .1
,... ~ Eleventh and Txe.S ~.
~ s2a' soos VI l7th sts on me uVe;,
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PARsoS BROwsLow NOT TO LECTURE ON Mon
DAY NIGHT-AChara-tsriSfie Letter BY the sub.
joined Letter W ittsn by Parson Brownlow, Ii will
be seen that Tie Washington public is to be dis
appointed in hearing him on Monday night
We trust that 4, will yet be possible for him TO
give the people Of tbls city opportunity to see
and hear him:
WAsHIGSIoE, June q. 1862
Mss C. III. Ms!ri!!s: Your request, through
your note o! Y; serday, that deliver lecture in
The Smithsonian Institute, the proceeds 20 90 TO
The benefit Of tEe sick and wounded soldiers OF
This city, he'd sgreed 10 comply with, ana ac-
sOrd ingly mtds the appointment for Monday
evening. j have been waited by the mzn1-
&esI Of ''NOs al and Instrumental Concert to
te held gt " iiIET6's Hall, en- the same evening,
1Or the same charitable purpose and rec ue.ted to
change my appointment. / therefore wish my
sppolntment withdrawn, and the notice OF the
Were 10 kind as 10 notice II, and apologize for
having lit urGn night previously engaged by
ctEeIs IabOring IN the same good cause, and on ly
say that was l. norant Of their engagement.
could cot rPeak on any other evening, az ] am
6OoG I'd fer Baltimore tuesday esesing.
ID Is perhaps we'll enough for my appointment
10 b. withdraw, for some CO The points IL.
tended 10 make, would have been anything bat
agreeable 10 a large class q your citizens l in
Ia ded to Psy nv respects . men and their femi-
thZing With this isfernsl rebellion, and still
IiVirg OF Of ttis Government And Intended TO
mott = the fears sEd appIehenstOrs of those who
have such a 6read Of aboiitionists, aud have no
q read f s. cesso uists Ard intended other htts
Of q personal cha setter, that would have fallen
with some force in other quarters, and might
haze resulted in my getting logged, matter
was willing 10 risk, and 70 meet the consequences
az. al unconditional Union man. ] am, very
italy, w. q. BRowNLow.
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ID MaNffLLNS AND sACoUEe.
lnths bsss'''is' and OF p,t'SS.:,to rrv,s
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4 AR6E LOr OF EMBROIDERiEs,o hesDe,
II than orlIi,s cost, Gamesie kdginU end u
n Lr-L- = j. W. COLLEY'S,
e IS: 32S seveLta a., atovs 70. sv.
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nANDsuMR- BLACK hAeE spAwIsT
II te!ling OF very ehesp Of
W COL LRY,a
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Us w. sAMsoN. ID ID, at the Rooms OF the
fonnE M ems Christsn Association, Psnnsylva-
ms avenue. between 6.h and Ito strests, every
SATURDAY EVENING. ct O'clock. Public
cordially invited. Young Mems Prayer Meeting
from ~ TO pm. m S-eS,u
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NE" sooDs-ssEW sQoDs,
Lsrge sssor; % lots Of Summer Dress Goods Jus
r.eeiv,d and selling OF . fresty reduced pfcs
jeasa sa3 ssvsntt, st. sso,s b =:
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n~"GE ANNUAL. COMMENCEMENT
JIG of 7soTg town Co!lnk. vi tate rl.oe on
TIL H6D ~, the I'd o! July, at POLLOCK . m.
The InT~ats OF students and r. end. of the Ins n
ton 81 . ilvi, ei to attend.
1eBS6.dJJx PTesldent.
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r~ OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
~ sScer the 10: Of april ls, lsd9, emitted IAN
woe or labor IN the Distriet OF ColumbIa" City
Hal, Wa;hIngton City, ID: o., June ,, 1882
Ordered, That the lime for fling o statement in
writink or sosedple with the ClArs Of the Circuit
Corri for the District Of Columbia, provided in
in hereb, extended 70 toe first day of July next
jeIt I'd VIM IL WOODWARD, Clerk.
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y passing on mis- enclosures, q sorrel n
MARI, abons Is hands high. sboutl2 Year, ID
old. white hind feet above the fetoc r 10 int, ~
. blsIe in t1e faSe. long ans and taft. Theovner
is ed to come 70: ward, 2coye p,oss,ty. pay
One mite abovs Cham Bridse, on the GEORGETOWN
and Leesbarg Turnpike Road. Fairfax county,
Va. "a 8. 49,
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Court do q vols SxBe~s
Johnson'a New York do. % yols
yohueour CtanoeFy do, Do
Weahlnsto1. Call. Munford,s R.,o.,.k -,
Srst.on and kobinsoL's Virginia 90 s. VOTE
n = z. narment ana supplement- 50 vols,
xsd and lev'ed UPON N ths good, snd ,h.,,.I.
on a. s. Hazard. tsrrishee q Sidney ~ EsI,.r
% October term, laa. in favor Of WIN. n. AZ 81
Morrtoni SasaIogpes Of books can be ksd A
hns Jay OF sac. WARn II. LAMSN
isls cot. tln,l J. O Mo g II ihE. { az C.:
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110 REWARD.-Lost, two or three days ago
be ev,a that he ber's name 10 ON the bons
And on IN envelope coets' ming various papers and
bonds reward Of $40 viii b: given for the e
nee Of Or. A. n. LEE near the ner OIL and Iltt
je2s 2tr CHAPMAN LEE
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" est Tea IL the city. : 80 - =
Rrims old aoyernment java Coffee,
Bsst brsuds Family and other -Four, p,
Cheice sugar Cured Hams, -.-----
Fresh Delswsre Butter. rs ..ttaJ ....
Al sOoe. ss,....,.s q the bss, quality ard do
- : = - Jos. w DAVIS,
IT. Corner Ninth and z sreets
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By MARSHALL q PAGE, Apotionssss.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
the tore house, on street, opposite WIpcsrss
Buldin,, on MONDAY. June $cth. oonnscoinS
ught FOR pIuplio no vice.
Terms cash, IN Govern inert funds.
Car. A. 8: HI H p 3. !. a.
js 21-dt. MARSHALL q PAsE, xucts-
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w DRIVE THE FLIES AWkYI
w Z Have Jest ecsivsd lsYye stosk of
PEA F',wL FLY DRIVERS,
which viii re- Wholesale or reta l. at very 10
prioes w BOTELER &c SON,
General HOusefurnishiDg stors.
je3-H 91S, IRON Hall
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1T.C RACE CHURCH. IsIa d, fthe Rev. Al
N ERED HoLME,D ID, Reo,srJ hsviaE been given
v: Toy hosFl sos. rue congregation of said
CEuroh, u1'I! FORT CT notice will WoIstip in the
1 District PUBLIC >cfO kcsm. on. John
4 HON g n, fnneisal.l near the co nor OF Q and
o. n arc rss Nn M S,tS eomTsre, a. II
Sonool viii Assemble 1t 8 O'CLOCK, IN the Same
? ON.
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LOST AND FOUND.

&S REWAk D-Fnr NEWFOUNDLAND
o. PUP abeui4 months olJ; ell white,
fIcept q few hlsck spots srcund the sysF-ASex
some sma' ditto On other terts of the
Ssdy; xsfg tf h, 70, m; AZ Asoys ts1erd wal
Factory, or to my resdsnce w, BATES
jessSt New York svenue and Ist ~,
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MhksAAL'S SALE OF AN RXTBNsIyE
1.n,aa hnAif. CONSISTING OF Law AFp MIscIL-
c1DIn leat msnt Of condemnation" issued ron tie
Omoe OF the Circuit Court Of the Distriof
~ e eetsd viii offer At public SALE Tor cash. 81
sno seeuon store Of @, Mo6ure a. Co, In aid
So.hns heing q o'ciock .. m, Library, commit
nt pi Law and Miscellaneous Books; smors-
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rW>A SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING viii
Third stretts, Capitol HIil, on SUNDAY NEXf,
st u n'ciook m Add esses witt bs dell y red by
U. 2. Senators WRIGHT and WILLY ana n n. ar.
OGrLL. iSr5 2t<
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lGENERAL BURNSIDE JOINS GEN
MCCLELLAN. o..'

.sassa.t's New YosE, July 9.
A letter to the Tribune, dated James
River. July Z, says the veteran forces, of
Burnside formed a.junet;on a with the be-
leagncred army of -dcGlellaH. 'es'h
Gen. Burnside had made all his prepa-
rations for an advance inland from New
bern, and ON TucsdIy last the command
to advance was to have been given, but
on that day dispatches were received which
changed the co.hplexion of things. ee3 ~
They announced the results of the series
of battles before Richmond, and urged
Burnside to send a part -ef his force to
Mcclellan, sNotlan hour was lost in an
swering the>cail.l Orders were carried in
hot haste, freight and armament were dis
charged from vessels. and all were coaled
watered and provisioned at once, -,
On Wednesday all were aboard, and
that morning at daylight the fag-boat
with Burnside aud staff aboard, startei
down the Neuse River; but another bearer
of disps tches was sent after the boat hac
gone few miles, and the signal was giver
for the feet to put back. A swift boa
was Immediately sent TO Fortress Monroe
by way Of the Channel, to convey Cap
tain, Biggs, Chief Quartermaster. with let
| ters to the Commanding General.
The answers being re"eivedin due time
anchors were again weighed, and led b.
the General himself, the feet agail
sailed
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THE EMPIRE OF HEALIH-WHO
:, E. WIELDSs ITS SCEPTRE. g

a Universal Empire has been the darling
object of, scores Of despots, dynasties, and
states, from the time, of the .Pharaohs to
that of Naeoleoale. Grand. Seas.ef blood
have been shed to attain it, and the bones
of the myriads who have been slaughtered
in the pursuit of this chimera, would, if
they could be collected into one mass,
oyertop the highest peak Of the Himalay-
an mountains. Rome came nearest the
Econsummation, yet even she was never, in
truth, the absolute aMistress, ofs.the
World, - s.sSs ea.asrs,} ls. ttsra3 as
Yet there is a species of universal en-
fpire. whichsuhas been attained It is an
empire mot over the souls and bodies of
mankind, but over their diseases. The
conqueror who has achieved this grand
result, is Doctor HOLLOWAY, of London;
at least we are taught to believe that he
has done so by vouchers from all parts OF
1.-THE Christian and heathen world, which
seem to be sirrefutable, and which, in fact
so far as we know, have never, been chal
.ilenged. His Pills and Ointment. ar,
L. universal remedies in, asdoubles sense
fThey are disseminated throughout til,
Ihabitable globe, and they are so ''crowd
l,of witnesses assure us) unigersally sue
ls.ossf,,y apis ses@ SIS s5s# s'5ii . y
II In this country it is quite certain tha
q the Pills are used with the, most beneicia
effect. in disorders of the stomach, live
7 and bowels, and that scrofnla, and all tn
family of seruptiye diseases and discharg
! ing sores, giveaway tosthe healing opera
] ton of the Ointment. -,-4-r .rvs
| Surely thenobaest of all universal EN-
E pires is that which stretches it's healin
-tsceptre over the maladies Of all nations
II Day BOOK"
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SPEECH OF estsa
Hon. JAMES r. NORRIS,
Of. Ohio, IN the House Of Representa-
tires, dekuered July z, 1862

.
Mr. CHAIRMAN, at no time dur
ing this session. have contemplated
addressing the House at length upon
any of The great questions which have
come before it for consideration and
discussion; and would not now, save only
that feel myself constrained, to do so be-
cause of the speeches of gentlemen, de-
livered on this floor. attacking the motives
and conduct of some gentlemen on this
side of the Chamber for matters not con-:
nected with legislation, or at least not &C.
curing in this Hall. The people, sir, as
well as this Congress, are aware of the
magnitude of the questions upon which
we have been called to act, and whether
that action shall be for veal or woe to the
country time alone can determine. So far
as my own record is concerned | have
: v
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NOTICE TO PAROLED UNION
, - PRISONERS. se Isl $50

COLUMBUS. O., june 12-Paroled
Union prisoners from Ohio are requested
to report to me their postofice address,
1t is not necessary that they report in
person The Press Of the State will con-
fer great favor upon the gallant soldiers,
who have suffered SO much, by giving
this few Insertions. s7 issFs
b.Fs DAVID TOD, Governor. i9s5'
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Stand from Under.

Thus, says the majority of the American
people to the politicians and Buncombe
seeking officials. who have SO long and at
last SO fatally disregarded the appeals Of
Gen. Mcclellan, and those who appreciated
his necessities, for reinforcennents. The
'scales have fallen from the eyes of many
who had, until the recent weeks battle,
been blinded by the representations OF
their partisan leaders, and they have re-
solved that a force sufficient, not only for
the reduction of Richmond, but also fully
in accordance with the requests of the
Commanding General, must be forthwith
that those who have pre-
vented this hitherto, and have so long de-
ceived them, must give way to more com
petent, less arbitrary, and less partisan ad-
visers. ,-a.g -&f @ie;f bsrsa7h saHo -
This determination so clearly read eve
Irywhere of all men is correlative with an
other not less resolute, but less openly
manifested 1t is this-That all, of every
grade and class, who have hitherto 49,
loose or boisterous in their express
Secession sentiments, and have exh
pleasure in the reverses of the
Fopps duu ofoi Iopea "0'"n
however obtained, must change THEN
lings or conceal their demonstrate
them in the face and eyes of loyal pc.
A course contrary to these fullywro
though deeply seated sentiments ana
solves will endanger all duplicated in il
summary effects of the popular indigna-
ton, wherever and in whatever manner
may be indulged in.
The time for permitting secession
however prominent or Insignificant In
er respects they may be, to glory
disasters to the arms of the Union or
injuries of Union troops, has goneby
You who sympathise, with Secession.
or in anywise seek to embarrass the NJ
|tional aGovernment-we warn you to be-
ware. sa....., .. fs -ss7-la