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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
--latest from tne south.

HALLEcK's HEADouARTERs, May 24.--The
Memphis Appeal Of the 22i, says Gov. Pettis,
Of Misslssippi, has called for one hundred thoua.
and armed men to rendezvous ct Vicksburg,
and ammunition is to be procured at the latter
place.
vlcKssuRo, May 2l.--The Federal Command.
er has ordered the removal of ell women and
children from the city intwenty.four hours. At
8 o'clock this morning there we're ten boats be-
low. The City Of Brooklyn, and the Hartford
passed Matches this morning.
The Corinlh correspondent Of the Memphis
Appeal de1lorss the death Of Colonel Ingraham, ,
OF Van Dorn's staff, inhumanly butchered BY
the Federals on ehe 9sh, p
The same correspondent Gays Heauregerd is
about to confer the order Of the Southern Cross
Of Honor on the privates Of the 9Th Texas, for
gallant conduct, They are the frat to receive
this much coveted badge Of diAtipclion.
The Vicksbufg Citizen, Of the 18th, says the
grocery stores are all moved away except one,
and the etoek In that will be exhausted in two
or three days. 1t becomes serious question
where groceries areto be procured from after
this.
The Raleigh Register says Mrs. jeiE. Davis
arrived on the lltb, under escort Of SenatoI
Gwinn Of CslifoFnia- mEs. Keary, Jeg e nIece
Galnn's aon and daughter Meaailla. W
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The Aflz,na Times says S,blsys Command
has been dism0unted In q starving Condition.
two companies we're cut of, and the rest were
endeayoring to reach Santa Ee. III n n.
The Appeals Corinth correspondent saya
baIlefs infamous order has Ared our army.
The Federal spy's guido was shot at p. M.
The Charleston Courier Of the l2.h, couerat.
ulates the citizens Of Charleston on being four
times stronger than New otleans. Large con-
signments OF stone from Columbia and the IN
teriorI iron chains and other materials, will
soon be on the way to aid in constructing stone
Wall to bl'ok out the invaders from approaching
within ehelling distance of the city. J~
All the Southern papers condemn Butler's
GoWaroiy ana Infamous order, but don't publish
The Vcksburg correspondent Of a jackson,
Mss:' paper, under date Of May 10, says: FIVE
Yankee gupboats arrived within range Of our
batteries yesterday at noon The commander
sent Dig OF truce, demanding the surrender Of
the city. They were answered; "If YOU want
the city come aud take L." Tho feet then
communicated with the commander, the Fed.
eral authorities demanding, It is supposed, the
surrender of our forts just below vicksburg,
which were promptly and poin.edly refused; al.
ther which their guDboAts weighed anchor and
dropped down the river TO bring up the rect Of
the gunbosss for the purpose Of opening bonn
bardment.
The following general order was found by our
pickets: T"
For the information Of the army, the follow.
Ing general order No 20 of tho Federal Oh
Ger, Major General Butler commanding ct New
Orleans, will be read on dress parade:
HEADouARTTR,, DEPAKrMBNr or GuLYl
New ORLEAE', May 18th.
Az officers and soldiers of the United States
have been subject to repeated insults from
women calling themselves ladies, Of New
OrlOsns, In return for the most ecrupulous nom
interference and courtesy on our part. it is Or
dersd hereafter, when any female shall BY mere
gesture or movement insult, or show contempt
for any officers or soldiers OF the United States,
she shall be regarded and held liable to be
treated as woman about town plying her svo-
cation.
By command of Major General Butler.
GEO. c. STRONG, A. A. @.
Men Of the South, shall our mothers, wives,
daug ghters and sisters be thus outraged by the
rufaanly soldiers of the North, to whom 10 given
the right to treat at their pleasure the ladies Of
the South as common harlots2 Arouse, friends,
and drive back from our soil, these Infamous
of our homes and disturbers of our
family ties.
(signedl G. T. BEAUREGARD,
General Commanding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
TaIRTH.sEvENTH CONGRESS.
First Session.
WAsHINoToN, May a.

"ASHlNOEoN' may ~S'
SENATE.--Mr. Wilson OF Massachusetts Intro
duced . bill TO legslize and confirm the act of
the President accepting volunteers under the act
OF the 22i Of Joly, 1851, and to authorize the
acceptance OF 2OO,UgO additional under that
act. Referred.
he also introduced bill to amend the fngi-
tive slave Law.
The tax bill was taken up and conaideEed at
length. The tax on carriages, yachts, watch
es, organs, pianos, billiard tables, gold ana ell
ver piate' ana on dogs, vac struck out. 81.
The tax on railroads, steamboats, and ferry
boats ives amended 90 as to make the tar on
steam railroads and steamboats, three per cent
OF the gross receipts for passengers; on horse
railroads and fery-boAts, one and one half per
cent. on the grose receipts for passengers; and
on toll-bridges, three per cent. OF the gross
earnines
Tne tax on insurance companies was amend
Cd 90 ae to tax hfe and marine insurance otm-
panies three per cent. on the gross receipts for
premiums or assessments.
HAVING reached tho tenth section, the Senate
soJourdee nil monoay'
HSuse.--Mr. WickliRs arose to what he con.
aidered to be question OF privilege
WHEREAs, 1t ia represented ihst the civil aud
judicial power Of the District, In the rightful
exercise of their power have been obsiructed BY
force; that military and armed power pretend
ing TO act BY the authority OF the 90 called
military Governments Of this District, by force
arrested and imprisoned the jsilor OF the fail 10
the District, took from him the keys Of the al,
imprisoned the Deputy Marshal and released
g prisoner lawfully conaoed and committed 10
said Jail BY the judicial power Of this DstFict;
that the ciuzsrs called to the aid of the Deputy
Marshal we're in like manner imprisoned By
said military agencyI therefore, M
Resolved, That q committee Of five be ap-
pointed to inquire into the facts alleged, and
said other ACTS connected with the illegal I'm
pfisonment OF private ciHSenes as may explain
the cause and give the reasons OF such condutt.
70 the msrshal ana lallor, and report the same 70
this House, With recommendation As to the
measures necessary to prevent In future suoh In.
terietenoe, and that the committee have power
to send for Witnesses and examine them upon
oath. So ...la
The Speaker could not zee that this vas q
question of privilege. Asa'.
Mr.. WickliGe stated that this conflict Of ju.
risdiction might lesi to bloodshe6 II the lib
critics Of the country are not privileged CUES
tioDs, what are2 -.
The question. not bsiDg entertained, tls
House resumed the consideration Of the conHs
cation bills r
Mr Kellogg, Of Llipeis, argued the right oi
condscAtion AZ 40 inciosnt OF the war, under The
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Rios in BaiIimore-Great Excite.

BALTIMORE, May 20.I-It is reported that
Burnside had taken Raleigh. N G,
The sece.sionists Of Blltimore had been ex
ultiLg over the fepoFted death Of Col Kenley.
The announcement that Henley was nos dead
Uas received with shouts Of applause.
There wss great excitement in the city--swo
men were knocked down in front of the tele
graph otRce-one was heard to cay:
you have It your way now, bat we'll have
ours sooD."
Obnoxious citizens have to keep ont OF sight
The intense feeling 10 explained by the fact
that the regiment which suffered the moss be-
longed to Baltimore. Many arrests we're made
by the poles.
1880 2. M The ncb attempted to hang q
man 10 Monumens square, but were prevented
b7 the police. -.
as P Ms-The crowd increased this after.
noon. Several people we're chased and Knocked
down. After the arrests by the police, thI
crowd thinned OUT and ell ID now quiet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27
sanks FaIIlng BACK.

AtunAs EaIitn8 HACK
WAsAlNoToN, May 25.-Dispatches received
by the War Department state that Banks was
attacked at Winchester this morning, and has
fallen back toward Msrtipsburg and Harpers
Ferry.
The enemy is reported in large force.
II 70 reported the rebel force have left Rich
nond, and moved north. to take the offensive.
WAsHIHeToa, May A.--Dlspstcbes received
as the War Department at ten o'clock to night,
from Gen. Banks at Winchester, say he moved
from Srssburg to Winchester to secure his
stores end trains.
His advance guard arrived there at Eve o.
clock all safe. A strong attack was made on
his trains ct MiddletoWn by the rebels, but they
were repulsed. We lost q few wagons, which
the teamsters abandoned.
Banks will return Immediately to Srasburg.
Col. Henley, commanding the force at From,
Royal, was wounded and taken prisoner. No
particulars Of the engagement were then re.
ceived. The enemy occupied Front Royal.
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A Reconnaissance at new Bridge
Gallant Charge OF ThIxty Michi-

A ReconnOiecanCs at New, Bridge
Gallant Charge OF ThIrty hGichi-
Eanders.
ITrOn thsary cOrresp'udsnt the Associated Pres,J
MccLrLLAN's HEApeuAhTERs, May 81.
The driving Of the rebels from the vinoinity
Of New Bridge by our artillery yesterday, was
followed to-day by q reconnaissance composed
Of the Fourth Michigan, Col Woodbury., and q
squad of the Second Cavalry.
Tblrty men OF the 4.h Michigan succeeded
In getting between four companies of the 5 b
Louisiana and q brigade Of the enemy, and at.
tackled them Unexpectedly, killing about 60 and
wouuding and capturing 81. We lost one kill.
ed, one mortally wounded and one slightly.
To day, Stoneman's Brigade, toge, her with
Davidson's, advanced from New Btidge up the
Chickahominy to E'lison's Mills, on Belle
Creek, Here they encountered four regiments
Of rebels,vith nine pieees Of artillery and some
cavalry. ~-.e'i
The 9th and 9!h Ga. regiments under How.
ell Cobb, we're pesTed to resist our advance to
MechaDicsville. After about $50 rounds from
our artillery the rebels withdrew.
A portion of Davidson'S Brigade followed, bul
night coming ODE we sncAmped within 600 yards
OF the enemy. At daylight the batteries on
both sides opened, but the Are was too hot fol
she rebels and they retreated.
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

III For further information and Through Tickets,
apply to M IL DoHERTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
P. ". sTRADER,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
.--r.r.,. F-.,-i JN0. ". D0HRRTY,
f.-sssla sf- Agent, Columbus
sres44etH zE.W. WOODWARD,
Columbus May S, is00. '''-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27

NcRpoLE, May 24---Dessttsrs from Peters.
burg say that, 10 consequence Of tes scarcity Of
provisions, the army ut Richmond was much
demosaEsd. Numbers are dessrtiDg daily.
They have been lately on half rations.
They say fully one half the army would do.
ssrt y they had the opportunity; but the rebels
intend making desperate Resistance.
As soon as disposition is shown by the Nor.
folk people 70 return to their allegiance, the
port will be openea and the former status re-
stored. No such disposition is yet manifested
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From Corlnth-succossrul skirm.sh.

From CoEInth--successHul SkIrmish.
BEFORE CoRISTH, Nay 25.--A reconDoitering
party, from Pope's command, had skirmish
yesterday, resulting In complete rout of three
rebel regiments, With loss OF their knspsacks,
blankets and baversaeks, and several killed and
wounded, and six prisoners taken.
Tee regiments aed 10 confusion across the
creek. Our loss 10 tour wounded.
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On and After Monday, May 8,
I5 s 1859. 2 T#
Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
FIRST TRAIN.

.-- FIRST TRAIN.
cINcINNATI ACCOMMODATION OF $50 q. m
stvPPing At all stations beween Columbus, oincinna
and Dayton; arriving at cinclnnati at 1890 a o
Dayton 1887 a. m. arrive at Indianapolis at lS4 D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27

Federal Flag Raised at Raleigh.
FoRTREss MONROE, May 24,--By the steamer
Terry, arrived from NeWbern, we learn the
American flag was raised in Raleigh some days
ago, by citizens. No particulars received -
News brought By Hag of truce,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-27

NIGHT ExPRRss, vta Dayton. at 1900 miduizht,
stopping at London, Charleston, XeDia Dayton Mid.
dletown and Hamlton arriving at Cincinnati at $40
a. m connecting with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
vineennes, Louisville Cairo, 81. Louis, etc ARRIVING
at Indianapolis ct 7:l5 q. M; connecting ct Indian.
apos for Lafayette, Terre Haute, Chicago, and ali
points West.
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SECOND TRAIN.

EXPRESS at ll30 .. M stopping at Jefferson, Lon
don, gnarleston, oedarve Xena, Spring Valley, Cor
win, Fort Ancient, Morrow South Lebanon, Fosters
Loveland and Milford. arriving ct Cincinnati at 42C
p NJ at Dayton at 235 p. m. arrive at Indianapolii
At E9o p M; connecting at Cincinnati with the Ohio
and mississippi Railroad for 1t. Louis, vincennes, Cairo
etc.; eonnsoigg at Indianapolis for all points West.
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Rinr Srass an cbrlid,s 1smepraten

! Gini9s Der Getclltn, pelbe tFi Scr
OonelIcn 9efan9cn 9encmmen wurcen
baben erfIdrt, Dap ole Srectinrib9e Ycti,
/ titer iIs rei69emadt b6ttcn, bic Union.
Nrmte beftebc meiittn6 aus Nt0er, welht
t0mmfn Diirorn, Inn Die iiolicben Neoel
frei ju MAIDEN uno bic iUeliben @rifen
Su Sflapen Ju MAIDEN; uno Dap Die GAN.
tefs, lpeIds iitD bei Der 2(rmec ttfdnoen,
nur pier SUP bod Wdren. Solhe 9i9en
uno Summbeitcn Warcn c5, bic cas flio.
li6e Sole 3u oiefsr acttloIen Reballicn
on9eitadelt baben. Oiefe eiosn wurben
BON Ueroorbenen Qemterideer, bon ben
gre6nrio9e politesrn oe0en 8eGermiI
len auS9ebrcitst, uno in ben idolden
Staaten ourfte fie Niemano wioerle6en
-irer eirieS Ucriu6te, irurec al5 2(bCli.
tioniit 0etbtert uno Qefccert. t3u eirIem
ltrtbeI baben n6rolibe Sreeeinritoe 3eis
tun9en Uiel tei9stra9en ofnn viele oies
icr Sd3en babsn ibren llriprun9 0et
ncmmcn in ben nGroliben Staoten, ipie
gum SeiIplel foloenoer 2(rtifel, rpel6er
I'M Sommer ees Sabrs 1860, Die Runoe
Der oeutfben eoP0 8ofc 3eituneen mo6:
te, jei9en mire:
u@ie tpIrbc ba5 8clt es lieten, einen
n9te9sr aI6 Rihter, SrieoensriCbter Sou,
npern6r coer preiioent Su baben-unIerc
,,&anjein nit 9fe9ern onocfGlltju ju fPben,
nceer ra5 f6!mmer als allies mire, bic
nSoano Der : o6trr zines lpeiBen Wannss
IAN enPn Nte9cr Ju per1bsnfcn Die
Sadie 1T rabrbaft Emp6rcno, ptnn ibr
nIber Ole Sp!9en nad)oenft. Die ouf Die
nGp1bIun9 zines Stmar3 &epublifo:
uner6 ais Preiioent eintrtten iperoan."
OlS oti9t III ein pirfiber 2(u6ju9
uno mir mobttn nun bic ebyIib 9efinns
ten 2tmc?raten fra9en, Oh iie nibt feIblt
tin0eittttH, cap foIdpt uniinni9tn Qiioen,
Die nur dnaBcbrtitet rcreen iinb, um I'm
9erecbttu &aB oe8en Die &epublfaner
III ffifran, 8crl9net par5n, b16 iuo!ihe
ScIf in 0rcBe Srrtbiimer uno Gbcrbsi;
ten ;u fibren q Sie Gintcln partbti
BAT nifmal5 ir9tn6 ttpa5 nit Rsgsr ooer
SfIaUerci ;u tbun baben ipollen ipo fir
Idn9ii teitdaetn bat-fis nur bic ferners
Nu5brtiuIn9 it5r freie Gerrltcrisu per:
tGtan lpoI!en. Gieis6 Wubtsn Die I'm:
fTDrRr Der SrtdinrIo9e plrtbei, aber aa:
Aeu VeiIermihen babtn iie eem IioIiben
Splt bic 9r6bIt3n llnwaDrbeiten unb
Summbeiten auf9scrunBen, I'M ibre 20:
litiibcn Nbfcbten tu errei(ben. Gs bat
9eute bier im9tcroen, rpeI6e oiele QUINN:
baitsn 9laubten, obibcn fie tioIib lpioer-
le0t pUreen eS 1T oaber ftin @unoer,
oaB I'M Siiosn no iie nibt micerleat rcr
Den ourftsn, Milliontn oaourb tetrc9en
puroen. gSie fGnnen patrictiitbe SGrs
ger ir9enb finrr partbei fsrncrbin fol-;
bSn SIdtteyn 3utrausn itbsnfcn3
@enH abar mtsr eem @irupar res
Rria9eS nun bic Stllpsrei ttfbaoi9t
wirb, f0 1T nibt nlsrt &teierum9 lbutN
bdran, loneern bic etmoPratiitte Sccti
iloni fen isItif, Tei6t cen &rit9 be3rn'
nen blbtn.
g8ir frbren un6 nitDt nm aIte Yartbei,
nameR--au Den aIttn rCrrpTetGn uno oft
miBbroutbten Wamtn, Seoer0liittn, Ss.
motraten, @Dia, Cory, unb 10 peiter, III
nicbtS QsIt9en - al sinem ltsrtn gtamen
fam fib eoh 9tiemano iatt eiItn - mir
ltrsiten fir 2S1DrGeit Sc3Cn GUGrn uno
Serrotb. .-(Die 6c0eurart.
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Rine traIriac 3otId,aft.

Nm vtroonoenen Mittpch rrar qieut.
San 2(rman ucn Dem 5S. Suinpis Rtai:
mtnt I'm Se0riTt, natb Der Qcitoffite in
Sbic19o III oeben, ot5 cine iun9e 6rdu
luf ibn ,ueam uno Jpn fraatt, oa lie bic
Htmnmer ,,5S" auf ieinFr &opfbsoefune
3eiCbEn bate, ob ct ibr nibt Nu6funft &C:
b.n tGnne iiber ibrtn Mann, wcl&tr irei
ter Qi5Wtenant i'm 5Siten Re9imentt iti,
3ie bdtts lb9n peribittene WaIe an ibr
3afbrictsn, atcr nien1I6 Inhport erbaI:
ZEN. n@o6 1T Der 9tame Z" fra9tC
9icut. &an Nrmau.-ugitut. Vfeif,'
,ntmortete ole Srlu.-uSh bebare, oai
ib Sbnen iaoen muB lieutenant QfGf
III tort uno lei Qltt6bT9 e1noun9 oe.
fallen" ." - Die Habritt FIR bic arm,
Srdu mar ributternb ; iie fonf cbn
ndd>tia ouf Die Grce uno iblut3ts. Si
mar ole Srdu ee5 6rn. 4ouis QftiT. Ill
lie iib pitctr Crbclt. erfubr Die llnaldce
iibe meiter, caB ibr Sotsr. Capt. &urtl
ocn Grmp19nie S, 5S. Saincis Reoi
ntnt, pon Den Hebeuen 9efonoCn 0enom
nen, uno ibr SnfsI, srittr 9ieutsnont be
oemleIben He9iment, ibmer permunoe
rpcrotn lei.-Wan iollte faum 0lauben
oab cine SlmiIie an einem Sage pcn fol
hem 9rcBen llnIIlide bttrpfen perre,
tCnnts -
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gurebttare gsFem otipc. .erplS Gen.

@eftern Mor9en ssuifhen 0 uno 10 llbr,
erp!coirte in Der gtdbe Der Giitnbabnbru:
fe bel Der Gcneitc9c, un9efdhr 2 Meilen
0ftlib bon Der Stdot 9ancaftsr, Die eos
comotipe ciues Srobtju8s, noourb Der
Sn0enieur, @amen6 SinPeben, bon 60:
lumbia, plcBlib oat6otet, incem ibm Der
&opf bubGtd blib pom &orper we99eblas
fen murce. Gr bmterldBt cine Srou uno
mebrere 6inoer. Der Seuermann, Def:
len Wamcn mir niht uernommCn baben,
fol- crnitIib perIebt fin uno man bat
ijhwabs {ocfnun9 auf fein 2(ufecmmen.
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Tas nSTAY LAW !"

Ot Supreme Court gu pbilabslpbit
tntlbico, oaB bos fooendnnts ,,tap latp'
mtcnltituticneu uno ceBbalb null unit
aittig isi. 0l6 8eItB btitimmtt, eat
penn Die oiIfte Der @ldubi9er, tpsICbt
minoeltens ;pti 9rittbeil Der Soroerun:
gen repriIentirtn, ibrem SbuIpner 2(uf.
ibub oeben, Ser Reit Der Gldubi9en ourd
Elm irlcbrs arrangement Gebuncen Iein
lou. 0a6 9tebt Der MaicritdtNrr 9IGu.
bigger gum Sbapen Ger MinNritdt tr0snt
tpeIhs arrangements Ju treiTsH, uno guf.
ihub 0uf belieti9e Belt Iu 9cbeu, mar
olr6 ol6 9e1eB in teiner g8eiIr bsihrdnft
oa6 Gem Setru9 IbGrtH unp Sb0re Sc;
oFuet baben purot.
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u Dertrlte Sa unttr otm ntu.
en- @ticb, norn1b Die &tr. Stlatcn So.
ten (Sbaefammcr:Ycten) at6 QrfebIicbc
3aEIunB 0eItsn, tam rcr etm 8trihtS.
hott IN Olrri6tUrA jur &tybanetun9.
Die Summe ron SS79G2 80 murbs auf
cine Grecuticn an ben Qrctbcnctar tC.
lablt, um ite bem 6l19er ;u iittrmabtn.
Dieter perrei9Erte Die Nnna bme, mics Die
Ser. Staaten 9lottn 3uriid unb psrldnes
te 9pIc, porauf cine &laoc ppr bic Court
fam, bic einfdb crtldrts, oaB, ea nab Dem
@tieB pom l7ten MGr3 nitt nur neuen,
lcnoern allie &ercini9te Staaten 9lcten
ais 0eieeIibe 3abIun9 9eIten, bieIe an0e.
nommeu treroen muifen.
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Rin wid'tissr Rcd,tsitrrit um orei
BIufe

Die Sffite zines SrieoenSri6ters In
Detroit mar neuIiGb Der Sbauploe Der
StIubiccnr eines wibti9en prc,eiIes.-
SM9enoc5 lit ecr Sbatbsifano Orei
0dnie orS 81. Spinoer ,raren pon 0au.
ie pe98elponcert, ober nidt wieocr ;u:
rdf9etommen. Spinoer begab fib ouf
een 2SC9, um ole SfrIorsnsn 3u fuben
uno ilebe od, er fdno Iie In elmer perod6s
ti9en 9cedIitGt, rettdmirte lie uno brad:
te iie ju ibrem beimotbIioben Staue. Sc
be9ab iIb ober nun fettiamsr @eiTe, Dap
9eraoe ju bcrielben 3eit sinsm aneeren
Wlonre, 9tamens Safer, erci 9dnIe al,
banoen famen uno Dap aud oieIer aus:
9in9, UNI Die 8erlcrenen ju fuben. Gr
bs9e9nete Spinoer, Ger feline ipieoer9es
funoene 9dnie nab 6auie tru9. gr,
Iaiier, bebauptcte, e5 ieien feline 9dnle
uno pGrfIa9ts Spinosr, al5 ccrIelbe bic
leetcrsn nibt bsraus8eben pelIte. 2lut
ieOer Seite lparen iiber 80 3eu0en ein9t
itworen porcen ; na1 for9fdIti9er Gr:
U69un9 Der 2(usf fagen 2llcr, crfLdrts Der
lpiroioe 8i6ter, odb 5pinoer Der Gi9en:
tbGmer Der Gdnie iei. eeetsrer Bate
cine Sans burb einen S6lie am 6uBe
uno einen Gdnierib our6 cine Ibmor3t
Seber am Sbmanj ioenti1cirt. - Die
9dnie lpuroen ibm in ScI9e esfen iber'
liefert. Sic parsn etmd Is S6ilIin9e
tpertb uno Die prp3eBfofen betra9en un'
QefGDr 25 Sbalfr,
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Rim feIteMer DeaeI erIcat.

Dsrr 8iGiam BUG, bon paImer Gnun'
fbip, Southampton Gauntp, crIe9ts fiirj:
lib einen &c8el, Ger ju Den SsItenbeiter
III eieitr Gc1Pno 9eb0rt. GrmoB 6 Suf
3 3cu bon elmer SIIeelipibe 5ur anoern,
uno j. SuB 3cll pom Sbnabel bis 3u Den
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3ur Grot ianr, vertbeoi9te Ge fib gang
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&ranitb9tid)Iebt an. ober &cinGr, Der Die:
len Sc8eI 9tisben, bat itttWas abnIiNct
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SdJCufr pGrbr6nnt.

Sn Der porIeeten Samifo9 Rabt Sc.
zen II llbr 9erietb Die Sdeuer ces 0rn,
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nsn uno Der rtnt Sau non Sr1mmtrf
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nltbt aebGrt, trlb fell Der @trtuit burd
&triitwun9 in Der Sintin9 Spring
Scmplnie 9cSfctt isin.
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Cine Salidmiinser. lpsrFtfatte aufst.
bredbcn.

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bar ntitsrn Elm 0rcBss GtobliIcmsnt, ;ur
SUtertiRun9 fali6er 9trten oufaebobsn,
etra $4,000 in fallbr Ser. Staten
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in fallten gSottn aUf Ole SanP ucn Snoi.
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ner 8anlen SammIun9 bon @trGtbIb1f:
ten uno Materillien, ris Ioid)e ppn 8ant
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cine Nu;lM pGrodtbti0er perlontn, loCI
I've allI bieber oI5 8erbyeitGr foIibtr gto
ten teFlnnt 0eptllu, llnc perbofttt.
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uee Scs !Id,tb. 81. Srr!insbuy(tn.

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MID, u. s., Der Nbtb. Sbsooor Srr:
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ger et5 Stoate5 Nem: SeriaD. Der Ser.
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tpa!htm Sabre cr uI3 prshpsnt Uon Nut:
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nem 5coe IS Sabre alt.
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9e6a 6anntD YatriOt.
2(aentaun, ga, 2(pril 30, 1862.
GrnfIicijcs IlnaliiF,

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elmer 8snou nobe tei MPsnerSuiQe, in
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gtaD unitrm Icbten Reridt lparen Die
Nerjte mob nibt 8daiib Gcnu3 Die &u.
Gel entfernen ju e6nnen-pd8 man abtr
bob bort, bi6Dcr 9eIbPbn lit.