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FzREBAt, REPORTS PHGM CGR-
RNTEH

Ire Pitsbug eyr espandent Of TIE Chicago
F9si islsgEaphs under date oi the 18th 70 thai
pag-., IS follows. " From tha most reliable in
formation we can ges frem-dessrtsrs from the
1ebfl srmy, glsy have uos not less Than 150.
CJG men under arms as CorintL
'OuT advance has been within sight Of the
eEemy's picksis for he lssr ten days and the
whole srmy Is III = position - attack at any nc
nsnt and ye. we sre Hot ready, and nobody
knows why not"
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GENERAL ORDER NO, .

HEADQUARTERS Isl CORPS ARMY OF THE2
MISSISSIPPI
COEISTH, Eay 26th, 1862. }
/ Az soldiers sCs5at fgv4I tb9 lst Amy Corps By
l. expiration Of furlough otherwise are ordered to
report s. hess Headquarters within the next fteen
days frC thls lGte All sbsentees, Without leave at
Memphis CT f. its 7iciaiiy, will report 70 Capt j. Il
EimC1isou, 90 the Office o. Titus 90, IL Ne uphis
vitb!r Ee de-S who vii furnish them with
tssDsp "a ION If entitled thereto
tGoso failing comply with Ihis Cr5sr within t6s pe-
13 s.0ye Prescribed. viii b. arrested sul treated as
d-s
BY order cE aSgjar Genecei POLK
GEORGE WI LLaMSOfS
A. A GsnslR.
EElC CSUAETlRs ls- CORPS ARuT or TIE,
MISStS ,IPPL
COR1NzH, May @ith 1852
Special Orders Ne. 81
ALL IsETsI ct absence granted 70 5ffiS55s o. rsu
L. e his army corps, except from these HsadGusr
.er axe hereby revoked Gad all persous bOiding Them
0yisred report % their respective coUnsndsTB mms
iistsly.
r --dsr Of Naio--Gsnsral PoLK-
GEO. VILLIAG6OS.
ny2T-lW A. A Genera.
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RICHNoNn, May 25-Authentic information
hss teon received h,Te Of another victory BY
Staue'~ail Jackson III front of Royal Wa. en-
count.
The rosay Wig routed aad 4 nGmbe. o. p.is
on-rs and aTms captured
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svGol!z, Va. a.rcuniea.

SUFFOLK, Va, May ls.-Tbis pla3a, seven
tsen miles from Norfolk by rail aud twenty-five
By read, was occupied by sdsfal troops this
A Vi. No rebels we've found Isuy Of the il
hsbissnts lad left! IGoss 5eEaiaiEg s1s-S bittsT
agaIEs! as, RsconzciSaroe5 were made yesteE-
day to KeEaP-ilIes CO.. Wiss's place, The tow4
was found almost deserted
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CIVIL GOV AE1 PROV r-E ..--l
MEMFEi5- a-aT a5-l 1913
tIIILEN5 II tCo country as iciec J0 Hr 1a 90 ~
~ city all kinds e provision agi hereafter e. 7
be permitted to sell ths ssu9 Sc ia hSurs 90 tL- --
fro their market wagons without ob au.1- aay pr-
nit paying any licsIss fcr tEs privilege ssiug 0T-
erDsd II the prices By the tariff r slsts 1- .- CJr
I1sDdanf of the Pos. 4. r.. s1CEiSIlE
uy27Iv Civil C50-n-co- aus Pro-rss rfz--hg-
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PoruLArIGS of Nav YORK CirY-A late
,number OF lh- Nrsy York Herald contains sB Of
fgiAl tabular statement d tie reputation Of the
city Of New A0sk, showing ii to bo so5.65l pei
60 g. including wlHie-. ,sloi5- sut indians.
Of these latter .t,re a-e Few only lcoEted in
The Tw5ntist, Ward Of the 80 65I persons
there srg 81, sos male v Liies 80, ,272 female
whites 559l Ca.,rei males srd 705l eoloTed
females The nusujar of Indians ig noi stated.
Il viii De obaegved that there are nearly 20,01O
m5Te white icu-les than males, s..I about 2GUJ
more coioTed females than males
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FR0ss ViCKsHTnG.

o1leI|5- ~ Iie 7I17IIHI7 1iI'F-a1-I
VIst~HuRG, 5!sJ 2G-The Federal heet is
stil bel-w the city, aud ali is quiet Their force
mas been augmented ty two frigstas. 1t IS sup
.Posei theY are waiting Tor reinfOicement:
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NOTICE.

STSG ~ 1rcz- - lot c1 tie -0tE l-s.a1 -.
~ BLACK MARE, about Fix years O with -FzSla
both fore leE5 white half wGV The kl ees and Aa-
ons eye net EOt d. with ,rc. bll-5 il the forehead
tbs il very pOIty aud zsH- s;rt-e. hands h zt
liberal reward viii oe paid 90. fL3 z9Frsnansc1 f
said aud thief
aARE = EIyEIE on,
da-riz-u's u -.
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e 4 uor,heru dispatch IRON above Fort Pill
low. dated rhs I7ta. says: The 1tset of steam
Eams fr0m New Albany ,4d Fittsbarg arrived
here today They are d formidable booking craft
OF irnmense power and sgaat opr.fi and arc an
qusst,o1ahiy aJIe to sink any seJei ram or gun
boat that loars in these waters. Msttsis are
now if good condition here."
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EVERYBODY!

I Will T6IS lTI-siaTJ ECZ-IsG ~ 40 o. l -cE.
i sell ct pablo suction, tls c11eHt7 e 5-rrT-
Union strser, Esar the PP1ai .fl-J Stag %
Sons hcg cgshsadf ard rrsls e SUGAR
Twenty boxes different k51di TDTaECF
Fifteen thousand fine Cigas
ALSO-Elo1r. Coffee. soap
Oce fns large lee Box, ono ca. r. VITA r- C--7-l
ters Tools Air Gun auC a21sg Birds Grl 1-1-r
ttiDgJ tee Numerous n uti0-
Be near the app 'sl Office If su --s-- -l---.-z-
JOHN q. I-i.r.
rny27 Tts ! T. GIi BFRT Arrtt..r.sr-
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TT,aE % endii Bssso5gsr packet eE ~
L STER Ing, CsPt JohU =. Williams esl5-FC,f
wit leave for the above and 81 iuJgTEs -
sis landing THIS DAY, CTussdsy the 27h igzt.u-
At @ 'coek Ii connecting - DesE rs Bins W --i.-
Fsa4 for Little fcock- LARRY HARGSTAD.
mv2TIt AZ u.-
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WANTED,

4 IAN IS take charge II = basirsss tEat VII rsT
- handsomely Addrs.s J 60 at tie sesy aotsi
Poplar street with lane and psss CT intsrgis $500
required IDys7It"l FARMER.
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rT7dE splendid passenger pses1t GsACG- Ngzr
i LET Capt. Edsou vii l-s-7 for The ssss74t,,!5
ssbovs THIS DAY, (Tuesiay+ 2.-l .1s -
81 oclock 2. al -ay aid DiaGs-.i01 tls'lsss
promptly attended G.
.ABEI dAL5isEr+.-
EJz5IJ AE.l-
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$50 REWARD

GLC-EN from The subscriber a. the s'.r H-s-.a
- On he sd lItlIn0, 8 suF.s case no y raL..l
John Moucss liverpool maker Ins a5 90 rcsa-5a
will ke paid It's deHgery % -5 a-d Glgs .oggs
asked @ T. HAYWARD.
uvC7 SIS Esr-tzat SurEr1l-
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Izssr-Bsmbardu,sps Co,.:zzs.sevd,

spec-aI % lie MsmPns APFso!
YIgEsBURG. Nay 96. Z. 5s-Tha Federal
gdnboats tired about tiftsan 5h5t= :. au7 batter
ie5 this evening We returned .ss f1a, 7-lsn
thry Eer,,5d Al IS Iu!st n0H a..
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B~ The Hhig gives the following as the esas7
of the destucticn Of the Ficksbmg, Shreveport
AMI Texas railroad depot, opposite that city, on
Thursday lSzt a guard hal been set ever
there during !ag day, to watch lie movements
oT The enemy. DuHag the night they fsncied
the Aest vss coming up, anG III oIdef that the
men at ouI batteries might see tho vessels set
tirs - The depot Il was ascertaiYci. howeveT.
that the enalny'a 5oat1 Lad nct moved rom
theiI old position
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NJ H NJ H is

TUESDAY MORNING. MAY q, 1862
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myg74t
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Wa-T IBET FOUEB-Ths " Hs-5jd : cs5-
respondent writing about the fght at Williams
bag says
Within tLa Iyii Ta IGGRd a SESISCIsI;stic Iea-
TSI, oi aEi7airoUs warfare in the shape Of PeE-
cus5iou shells, buried In ths roads In such man
neI that the foot Of either a man or horse might
cosZ5 a. contact with the percussion cap and ex-
Plodc tEg sLell Ona Of these killed one man
ali -ouGjeiG GTo- Numbers of them ws1a dug
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$50 REKARD.

ASSERTED I.-- - company E-.rSs5 ESs.!.s
IL Isunix viii Pay So reward for hi3 deTsry TO
1a at bis sonPEu-. TROS STOKES
Dy27lw7 Capt & T., "a Reg Tenn vel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27

ONE SPRING MARKET WAGON ar a-cara. -1i-
~ day By
TALbAcE, HTDI & EoaIR5oI.
Auclcuzs--
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TnIisE9r far Sale

1 L0I of l1nbsr. suitable f5- buildI-- = fea-s-S
II Apply to 6sc. Brown ~ the Fair Grounds cr
a. BLESSING,
rcTzT-5r- C:s-1so Stable Msla street
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n The selLio RsP0steJ says that the wheat
crop il TslladePs. Calhoun snd Cherokee conn
ties vi! be abundant, and tie mil pioprietcTs
say that -four III soon BE- dy#u to iouT dollars
PEI sack. The danger from rast. wiich nasnaeed
that section a. well as others in Alabama and il
did exist save on the tongue, Of 81 .culatur-
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From Norm Uarelinr.

We make the following extract, says tro RlcE-
zsoud E.tcuirsT from q private letter received in
this city, from North Carolina
We get shocking accounts c. ihe state Of ST
Iairs il and around Nswbern- The Negroes are
perfectly lawles5, and Burnside told Vile Strud-
5vic5. who vas in Fort Macon when It surren.
deTed. that if he could subjugste our State in
no other way, he would take the contrabands
and drill aad arm them to fght against Us Vile
asEsi ;f ls felt 10 c0mpUIciion at the thought
of he daughter Of w0men and children that
~gd,i gEsue, when he answered with AZ oath,
30 U.-Es mad teen sent here to sUbiugssa North
ca1e.s.- eai be would dc i 81 any cost"
Gaorgs moore says that negroes Who had lett
otgiisGor. are returning saying tbs Yankees
rF1.E IE.l. i5o hard
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a The Milwaukee Nslcs states thsptbe mum
Der Of deaths among the Confederate prisoners
at Camp Randall, Madison, already reaches sew
snty nine This is heavy mortality. when ws
consider the numter of prsonals in that camp
and The short time they hsvs been tne1.
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= W - tha foIlo - g -

~ Va Clip tho following items Tcia tie
VIcksbuIg VIie Of Saturday morning
GsG Ruggies, of Pensacola notOIiatJ, nGt Is
csntly nom Corinttz srSSved here OF Tbursdey
TIE FLEET-7Te tylra 70 change &c zapors
Y the Federal hesSbs1Dv. The bcsts Ters all IL
their old position lass evening.
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SIS REWARD ,


51OR ,hs rsturz Of snail BLACK VEIL, i-s. g..
IL tween Poplar and v Washing on -,-.ers, 60
PAUL 5OdUSTEi- e 50 .AbLl.
5aJ272s- MON street Bsrvvs' q second end Thu.
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iRr 4 plan to erect Western Texas into a
aev State, giving it a military soTernoT " with
fen thousand armed eoRSsahlss to eRfoTSe the
laws and keep ont intruders," has been broaccsd
in Washington, and Is said to And advocates
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- The Yichsburg FHig Of Eue zith states
tina. the Federal. lad laudsd some men at Wag
EsntoG aad p.eHlsret .Ls DING siors OF Mr.
TOrner. the rele graph operator. They nszt sr
rested AiI Gardiner ana Ail. WALKER, residing
nesr WAmsaton. They aye putting thu foot
down nfnL
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WALLACE, HYDE & ROGERSOA'S
ADTERTIsEHT Fl n Is.
q Bxs, Tobacco. superior Quality.
NTALLACE. EIDE & MORRISON viii s-lL THIS
w CTUEsDAT1 MoRNISG. May lsth ct 10 O'Clock, q
the suction mart southeast corner q Madison O Second
street TWENTT-SEVEE BOXES TOBACCO, OF sup--
rior quality sld favor IN lots to suit Purchas=rA
TEN bbds- SUGAR q. au:a2z, this dsz. By
i WALLACE HYDE & ROGEE5CG-
Au1-,1ua-.--
GI1TE btls MoLAssEs :, auction. hi. jzy. by
- WALLACE. HYDE & EOGERSONr
Auctiouesrs
TTJZE br1 STARCH c: aucrioa. this dt-, b.
\ =a-- I7ALLACE-AXDE & ROi iEkSOF.-
TJaREE bz1 CASTLE SOAP at auctio1,this day, b.
WALLACE, HYDE & ROGER5ON
E7o8TI Jos. GUN PACKING. l box Isiaziazz box
y Indigo barrel whiting 10 Sisasi Lanterns at .1c-
-. -. - WALLACE. HYDE & RogERsoE
AUcuo7eers-
7'R1REI CLoCEs, French Eugllah eud A=1s=oa-.
fms eighteen csrs5 4 Watches a. 995toa 5b;s gay
AuctiOues--
OGE E@zaordIaary Ans rosewood case z-oa l-g-s
" PIANO, IN perfect 'u9s aud 1as1i1'en' tone o.
-' 8eAIIACE. arDz : ROsERsog
Accti0cee--
Eyc5E EURNEURE At aas:l2g, tais day. q
L l l'TALLACE- HYDE & ROGERSo1e
ONs SPRING MARKET vAeos az s=ca-a- .4,.
TALbACE, HIDE K EoeER5oE
Aus,icuse-z
Two szPs-los BUgGIEs q. auction, shls dsy, h
L WALLACE, HYDE 6 ROGEFSON.
SN HORSES bzssy, saddle and oazriasa a' a7a-aa.
WALLACE HIDE < RosEEsoJ
Auat'nsai5-
SUNDRIEs, Of aH descriptions at auction -hs day by
y 2 WALLACE. HYDE & RoeERsON
AuctioEss.a
ONE Lolica izz2.satsd steel DOUBLE BARREL
" GUst manufactured b. one Of tie most celebrsted
WALLACE, HTDE R0GERSOS
Aucti51se-s
(1LCTREG-Fina Black Cloth and Cass!nsTc, Cca-.
~ Psnts and Fests ct a1cti0n, this day, By
WALLACE, HYDE & ECGEEsON
Ey< Auctioneers
CHINA, GLASS AID QUFEtSWARE
Al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
FlinE -zs;rz ss.-s o. E--z7 - IS. aa.. s-s-- ---l
4 be scld at greatly Tsd1csd prices ur.L EC1G 7
June Cd, when the bslanCs 7 5s sold q. Gsct1r- Ae
SIC II Is well sslsstsd AID assorted, r0Cais.t-~ =
China, Tea and Dinner Sets,
Fancy China Goods,
BOE -i ali cthc= Glassware of s7- 1---i 1lrl-
Plstsj TFs-e c. iery. House FarzshLnc G7cds. ETC
ALSO -SsTsraI fuo Show Gases, shelves, TG5ic5
sa1 otfc- Fixtures Gil sc---
CBA5 ~. ERICH
SIS 5s51 5laot-
90 a...as ccP .
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NTALLACE. EIDE & ROGEESOE VIII s-il THIS
w CTUEsDATl AORSISG May 18th at 10 O'Clock, g.
the auction mart southeast of Madison Second
street. TWENTT-SEVEN BOXES TOBACCO, Of sug--
rior quality s1d favor, IN lots to suit purchas=rs
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= Ta. Chiesgo 20 hs5 dlspat.


ksv Tork, dated the 18th, which says:
Hunter 8 proclamation was published BY the
Charleston papers. il negro iIsurscti0n Wss
imminent 10 consequence The Objscf OF its
publication b the Charleston papers Wss to IL
fuse more zeal il the rebel cause
Vast preparations were making TO t 2bsTd
Savannah Our gunbosts are up the river and
our pickel5 within four miles Of the city Mas
sivs batteries of Psrrott guns sTe erected around
the city
We have potion Of the Charleston snd 5s-
vsnnah IsIoad ia cur possession
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"a dispatch ron CalT2 . dc aaElhsn

ga dispatch from CaiTo 81 tic northern
press says
A TuEloI prevails st Pitishug, said 20 heys
originated with deseTiers, that the rebel officer
who was killed during the recent sIi-zlish Z
which Psins's division 6ss -1Rsge5 Is ss SteI-
ling Price
Tho paper bullets OF tia scu5blaTs frorl Cairo
have Gems. Price and Bragg both killed
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ORe Hundred ana Eighsy-tW0 Horses
and Fifty-ans Hules.

5sles g. csuIrs--o yosi.i5-iy a. .- 1.,-- Az
All pers ms Ia want o. Horses or sIaa. VIII 20 F 90
attend this sale &c tbs stock -i re sst zi E5at 70
serve
IEs JsoSson (leu1} WhlS. al "a jsa5 sd -;s:-
weekly newspapers In N0rtE aiss,ssopl s=.I 3Iscse
copy sod send f,rs-d bia tlIs one q c1lisc-oa
Z Z CHEATdAE
A. A. e
JOHN Y. GILBEgT,
my27-ls AuoIionser.
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r i5I6TI CL0CES, French, Ergllat EBi 1-s-c---
! fms eighteen cGrst Watches auction, this dsy
By WALLACE, HYDE 81 ROGEESCN
-n---uua.--
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WANTED.

S27OO! i. !. i;5;95 Ps5:5 s!sss IN a5'.s.l
Apply 70 IA e 1OID- =
-7y2TTts *. .-G ain --f.st ..
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TEN ttis. SUGAR at auction this dsy. ty
i WALLACE. HYDE & ROGEESCG.
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CONFEDERATE MONNI

TgNEE undsrSigusd odsTs sale splendid .rl. e
L Land, containing two Hundred acIes, one aud Eaf
mdss ron Union depot on The MsDPtls cnd Oli2 tzsi
read GhAS- ChbE5dAN.
rnrI-.Ius EM EDNARne
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ONE E@zaor3inRry f1s rosewood casa z-cc s-E-s
" PIANO, IN perfect tuus aud magnificent tone, o.
TALLACE. aTDE Z RCGERso.
A-c-i0ceer-
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-IloRTI I6s GUN PACKING, box Is,--lazs. box
i Indigo, barrel whiting, 10 S sas Lanterns az auc-
tca. this day By
WALLACE. HYDE & ROGERsoE
AUcl51esrs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27

TJaREE bz7 CASTLE SOAP at auctio1,tbis day. b.
WALLACE, HYDE & ROGERSOS
z1cscuee-z
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SALE
GOVERNMENT HORSES

4 HERE viii te s3id 81 lu5Ii5 a-. f.r . i-.y
L Springs, MsJissppI tc ire higa-sJ ui5d=s f- so
on SATURDAY Next, the 3ist ir--Gnt
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GIITT btls MOLAsSES rt sact.o1, this day, BY
- WALLACE. HYDE & EOGERSONr
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ES Gen, Blunt hes issued mar hing orders 10
the Federal Nv Noxican expedition Il con
sist, 0. fbe Kansas Isl, - sn1 til sud the Wis
coEsin i2tL s"d 18th. and is commanded by
Gen Il 3 Mitchell It is said thai Col Z IS
tow, o. the Wisconsin 81 cavalry. &, to bs made
provost maIsha! general OF the Sta..
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FTJzS b1z STARCH c: aucrioa. this dar, b.
I TALLACE, HYDE & ROGBBSO1'.=-
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- Butler ,s ruling with high hand in New
Orleans In the Provost Coe4.. ga lie "0ll
MessTs } : Gpysn, J. =. Dslneron, Wm
Blanchard, and c. c. Gale. IT Il CO. were ssch
6nsd ons hundr5d dollar tJI not opaning the!s
stores in obedience 10 lhsordas of the dictator.
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NEW ADVERTISER Er>

-CONFEDERATE BONDS WANTED
M0nOO WORTH OF GOVERNMENT BONDS
NAtbJND are wanted Ct THIS CFFI.E
,n-1TlE Annlv NJ fhn -l--u- -rrr InuIl l--rr.-
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IIJilJE FURNITURE ct auction, this dag, o.
IL WALLACE HYDE. & ROGERSO1N
Aucti0nae-E
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y The Richmond EDomsasr says The
shSTpshootsiz who performed such efficient ser
vice against til= oaemy's gunboats on The river
below pEuTy BluG, day before yesterday, were
8 battalion o. Contedarats States marines, under
the command o. Capt J1hn D SInins The
bssialiou vas composed 5f Capt. Van Benthuy-
sens company and Capt Thom's company, tenn
porsrily under ihs command of Capt Aieiere"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-31

Ey.Nothing that has been done by the
Administration or by Congress can be cited
TO show that the Republican party is in ia
vor OF emancipating the slaves OF the South
The act abolishing slavery in the District OF
Columbia was demanded by the highest
military and national necessity, was voted
for by Democrats and Border State men,
and stands justified by the highes consttu
tional authorities. If there Is further eman-
cipation, it results from the cTuellies and in
sanites of the rebels themselves; and had
Judge Douglas been chosen President the
revolt against the Administration would
have been as bitter as that against Mr. Lin
coins. and the liberation of slaves as gener-
al % since the commencement of our pres
emit struggle. 81
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ED-In the course OF the debate on the
Confiscation bill in the Senaic Mr.. Wade
put the case succin city As follows:
al do not regard the bill AS too stringent
On the contrary, if | had ny will, l would
provide for the contiscation Of property and
punishment of every one whose unhallowed
and damnabe ambition has led him to put
forth his hand in tie attempt TO overthrow
this Government. They guilty Of all the
consequences of their internal object, muir
der. robbery, perjury; and yet we ate tender
footed about these gentlemen. The Consti
tuition WON'T let Us take their property
You may rob Union cilizens and bankrupt
your treasury to defend yourself from their
despotism, but you must not touch their
property to fill your Golfers. | say here. if
you defeat this bill. if you fail 10 take all the
property of those rebels and release the
property Of loyal men. | say TO you and
through you to the public, that | am not the
man who has prevented it. l go for the
largest forfeiture. ! go for Furnishing every
man who has raised his accurscd hand to
strike down the Constitution OF our fathers
l would take his property TO relieve the
loyal men Of the North and South. To in
demnify them. l would contisca,e the prop
erty, yea to the last dollar. of thJ Sc scoun-
drels; and he that will not do it, let him meet
me before our m asters, the people. Ii am
wrong, they will undoubtedly remind me
Of it; but if it is right and just. and deman
ded by the exegencies Of the times, / trust
/ shall stand justified.
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MIR. RUSSELL aGd tile President.

RUSSELL the snob of tie London Times,
in recent letter affirmed that Mr.. Lincoln
"put down his foot" agains, the surrender
Of Slidell and Mason very strongly, bat was
"forced to give way in spite of the argu
ments in his projected State paper on the
subject" The New York Commercial de-
clares this to be gross misrepresentation
and makes the following explanation:
Our readers will remember that the intel
Iigence Of the capture reached Washington
on Saturday. Late in the afternoon OF that
day gentleman of this city. in company
with the English gentleman above alluded
to as indirectly connected with the Times,
and one or two other English visitors. wait.
ed upon the President. and the conversation
naturally turned upon the act Of Captain
Wilkes. The President introd rced The sub
ject by Remaining to his visitors that he
supposed they had heard the news, TO which
they replied in the affirmative. "Well."
said the President. IL suppose your friends
over the water will feel angry about it. and
] reckon we shall have TO give up our prs
oners." Then, smiling arclly. he added,
"But we will hold on to item as long as We
honorably can. and that will destroy their
prestige" Such was the sentiment if not
the exact language Of the President Those
are facts within our knowledgc, and thet
convict DR.. Russell either of deliberate fall
sfcation Of facts known 10 him. or of de-
ceiving his employers by assuming knowl,
edge he does not possess. He can choose
for himself on which horn Of The dilemma
he will be impaled. In either case he is an
object Of contempt.