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CoTTON-ToBACCO-NothIn, -.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nay Is
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing.
FLOCR-Ths supply is moderate, and. With : fair
demand, prices have further advanced to s22OO0s25oo
2 5I.
wHEAT-M-le-s sp now paying s2Ooes2G y
uusheL
CORE-Is selling by retail a. sl.40os1.5O ? busbsL
OATs-ssssdy and scarce, with snsu sales a. slss
? busheL
BRAN-sae5a 1T s2O9s225 2 100 lbs.
CORN MEALS selling by retail >, sL50 , bus5sL
BACON We continue to quote hog round, in lots. a.
25G2ec.
sUGAE-Tbo market is firm e. a basis Of 7ssc1 sos
fair to fully fair.
M~oLAssEs-salss by retail at a5a9Oe. for asrmsu.
ina.
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2 We refer our readers to the advertisement
g oe tounG il smother column Of the great auction sao
OF Gilbert & Co. corner Of Second and Madison streets,
to take place this morning at TO o'clock, the largest "a
risiy o. fae furniture, table ware In great variety. We
take pleasure in inviting the attention Of the ladies' to c
h1e China dinner 5s.t, which Will be sold sJ the sens
tine This sale Is worthy the attention Of al Uko are
II want Of anything Of this KIND. Be sure TO bs-on hand,
ladies and gentlemen, in time, as Gilbert viii sell at 10
o-e-oca nreci.e-E. Go. sze-EbodE-
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AUGUSTA AND SAvANsAH RAILRoAD.-TLa
Augusta Chronicle says that all control over this
road has passed into the hands Of the Georgia
Central railroad and banking company. The
nature Of the transfer is in the form Of a perma-
neat lease, the stockholders retaining their in
teTest with q guarantee Of seven per cent. inter
l est on then investments.
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mo- PROPERTY OWNERS !

THE sxes orr 81 DE 35h corporate year having
Il eomFleted The asEe2ueDt and vetur1ed her books
- this Office. property owners Ge hereby notified &c
come foraard d tie next ten days (Sunday excepted
and cause 81 such a~ltsTHtionl % be made az viii be ne
ossszTy and proper IN toe assessment Of thelT property
bouuds-isz etc. JOHN PARK,
mv7Hor Arguz eou-. M-vGS
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A5ai,sonaI ForeIgn EnteEassxss

NEy7 YORE May The Paris PATHS learns
that two English figates leave on the 26tk Tor
Bermuda with ordnance end emnuuitiou.
The Pasrs asserts that England IS about &C
concentrate troops and war material at Bermuda.
The first Austrian iron-plated frigate launched
will be in commission in June. Three others
arc building.
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Formerly tie Whitem0ra House

I'VE CaGe-4gZs5. having leased De ,--
4 premises, has o. s1ed Is E1-s. eff entertain
nanf for the travelling p1ble Ita house has Il
been thoroughly Iel0cet lc renovated. E-uLt
bottom % TOP and pGrIl y newly furnished 11a rr
hopes Cby stnct attention 20 b. o e mesrl t-
merit 9 LIBERAL share CT p-atcc-ar3.
TIL SOUTHERN HOTEL
is situated On Adams street. between Tli-t and F1ur
convenient to the Memphis and Chzl---u EsiIr7af
Depot % the busiuess part Of fhe ci 81. Esi BE- IN be
Same square wien ~ Pul- CG5e ard Tbaa.er.
celOdlv jos. ETrs ~ T--.r-t.-
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Those BLANKETs-The printer soldier who
asked for : pair Of blankets, through our columns, &c
knoW!etges with gratitude the recRipt on yesterday e an
excellent pair from tho hands Of Mrs Q. W. Cherry.
He promises In return to do bis whole duty IN assisting
to drive The invader from orr suany land
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FREE NARKET-At the FREQ market yes5er-
day fou- h5nd-sd and Lightweight members Of the ami
les Of soldiers ve-e relieved with the following anou1t
Of provisions 1900 lbs. -four. Sc bushels corn mesl- =
bushels peas, 500 lbs. sugar, = gallons molassos, 500 lbs
bacon, bushels salt, c. lbs. soap, 1 busheI ouionz-
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1az4x 8aP0RT or rHE msasMRT

II bis bro.hsrs residence IN Shelby county, On lie L3sh
Inst, G. W. gASDEavuIE. q member Of the Was.
Tennessee b-o.hs-s, aged years
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MHOLREALE!

225 bales best rs OsnabuTgs,
40 bales Heavy Drills aud Ducks,
10 cases Wool Hats,
, Gum OvershOes,
IS " Gents Boots,
. WOmien's Stout Shoes,
II Cliidren's Shoes,
G +" Youths Shoes,
60 Boys Shoes,
20 Mems Kip shoes,
@ RUsset Shoes,
~ Umbrellas,
rs pieces Tweeds and Cassimeres
so Jeans,
80 Ticking,
IS " KeTsey,
80 4" MeTinOs,
zoe " Plaid aud Striped Do
mestiCs,
30 " GInghauaS,
DO " Heavy Shifting Checks,
150 |" CaIiCOes,
30 " Hickory shiTtings.
20 dozen OveraIIs,
I2 " Heavy Wool Jackets,
800 pairs PantaIOons,
so Suits Gray Kerseys,
500 dozen Spool COtGOue
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
400 dozen Wool Socks
30 " Wool Hose,
so " Cotton Hose,
so Misses and ChiidFen's
Hose,
80 gross Military Buttons,
geo lbs. Turkey Red Cotton,
80 ms. KNITTING Cotton,
40 lbs. Zephyr WOrsteds.
80 lbs. Sewing Silks,
400 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown SIliT1i1gs and sheeS1ngs,
BIeached /"
Checked JacOueG and Swiss MUs-
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White Linseys,
Canton FlanneIs, Green Baize,
White and Red EIannels,
shawis. Neck Comforts.
Black FeIVets, ATpaccas
Irish Linens,
Iandkerchiefs, Cravats, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents GaUmtIets,
Heavy Buck and Seal "
Grain BAGS,
Wool Yarns, Carpet WRrps,
Wrapping Irvine,
Flax Threads. Needles. Pins
Table cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We ofer tho aboye. aud other desiTablegoods
70 arrive, at ~wHoLEsALE, FOR CASH.
z Country Socks, Jeans. Linseys, etc. VII
be taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN L TAYLOR & Co,
Conner Of Adams and Second streets.
jaL4-ly
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MUsICAL-R Harper, At the corner Of Lin
den and DeSoto streets, has q fine piano for sale cheap
if applied for to-day or tomorrow. This is an unusual
opportunity, and those wanting good instrument should
call and examine this one.
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NE"-NN % =" N-I@"-- AIlNL
CAIRO, Nay IA ysf1gso hom Jackson,
Miss, reports that az the heaiqUorleT5 Of Beau
regard tbare arc not far from $4,000 troops con
centrated 0goand him L3voI's army was, o.
latest accounts, q. P4s.aapsbo, on the Kew Or
leans and Jackson road fifty miles north Of New
OrleRna.
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Army REGULATIONs-At tue fine bookstore
on Main street., below Gayoso. 8iessTs CieaVes & Tsdeu
have received . new supply Of that useful work, at Tie
present time, army regulations They have c good
stock 0f military books.
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FRo.i FORT MoaGAN-Ths Mobile Asgs7-

user AID Register, Of the Ion. Says
We learn mat the Federal feet, which made
if7 an3earance near Fort Morgan = day OF two
s;ncc. took French leave yesterday Tbs lass
;eep Of them they were sailing il the direction
Of Ship Island. Whether they were Disguised
with the substantial appearance and fierce look
Ing gum of the fort, or merely came On a recon
uoS7ssance and went back to report what they
saw. or we're summoned TO ONE other point and
intend giving Us the go by, we are unable to
sav; but. in any case, they are a good nd
dance aud the movement indicates that 8e are
uoeto be molested here for some time to come.
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. Particular attention IS called &c this Days
sale, by Wallace, Hyde and Rogsrsou, who sell tbs
morning c. the southeast corner Of Madison OF Second
stree, a: 10 O'Clock, horses, nUgyies. valuable dogs,
fancy dry goods. gsuis' clo.hing, furniture, carpets etc
sale p~0iti-s
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RIVER The river continues to reced5- Tbe
weather was very warm yesterday---Tho Sterling
Price starts for Arkansas river at twelve oJocS today.
Tho cadet, Capt David. leaves for Arkansas river
at i've o'clock this evening.
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REAL ESTATE ATAUCTIOS--This day Messrs
Psssmo-s. Lids 4 Marshall, real estate agents snd aa0
toassz, vii haze AZ extensive sale of real estate to-dsg
81 Il o'clocs, st the Merchants Exchange. See ad7es
Essmsn-s.
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gBut two days after receiving the news of
the capture Of New Orleans, the Yankees dis
patched two large vessels from Boston for that
port, loaded with ice. One ship, the Havelock,
took out one thousand tons, and another took
eight hundred tons.
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NRTHCE

HEADQUARTERS Isr aFA8sy. E-caE7
FosT I1LLow sy Tl 1852
A ESANI soldiers q th5 E-re- AIs1l zee -81t a1
u required TO report thsUEsTes r-E1t rlIaT ull
ooE delay q thoy viii be co-sersl e. d-eal s-I
treated - such.
BY Crdsr ef r e. -T-eL~
uyI-5ts Captcln CanrsrrrrIst HF
Aiehsms pe1srs will p esFe r-rv
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HEADQUARTERS % DIVISION.
CoRISTH May Oh Is62
Il officers and soldiers from tAs ccmHa-d, aasent
"A without leave, 3 o Cd---i 70 rep5rt themselves IN
cauP W-th.I tsl -a. r,ul Kiss d7t-. or hey wal BE
COM 5aroa US oesereTs auu tIesled aCcOrdiEgly-
BY order Ct Asiar General OBEATBAM
JAS. i. PJIgTEH,
n-Illm - EnneraL
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FgRFEETED-Tbomas Evoy was arrested on
T1esiay night b. oSs=rs Ryan and O'Brsr, when be
putup one hundred d liars IS security for BE- appearing
before che sc0rder yesterday morning failing oagpszs
the money was forfeited. This man was arTeIss5 SIX
weeks ago, when as shot officer OBrien in he arE
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Tu.SKs-We thank Mr.. Aicorn. the obliging
n-essanrer Of The Southern ExpEsas, for favor.
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The Mobile Mars, Of tire lQtn, contains
the following paragraph
Judge Carutbers, an eminent lurlst Of Ten
nassee' died at Marietta, Georgia, on Monday
last He had been driven from bis home in Ten
nnssen hv the Yankee invaders.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Furniture sale :
BIZ ]. Y, GHRERT&c 10.
CLiTH YoER RACGIEn ~

F not called fos n tn day. tho ioI5eus g,o1 WI
4 be sold % paw claEsez;
J Il Armstrong o-e IIrE ord oEELt,
J , r. ore TEulA a-4 o-oateL.
". Oue Trunk and Ce4 s--e,
La Il, ons Trunk and ecltc-
No max, 6u Trunks l-1 c1-a-
No marx. enc Toll Chest.
II. q n. New GreAle, t5u- boxes Euf1Islrs.
No msrk. one Wardrobe aEi con EtH
Mrs n Z. Bridges one Ir1-kaL1 tAca -orsl,
h Il Noble, one Box
s Wfizinsks s. Co On Box
In Wilson, one Trunk and r----E
Il @ COu tDev, ore TI-lk sd c1-zl--
n App, che Tr1nk and c5Dienra
Eight Carpet Sacks au- c7rtsEE
s Latham CEs BOX eu1C-e1,
No marx ore BOare- ar5 Eaf
D. Kerr, one Box S-1[ilE.
No ns-k, one Box
". L. Ca t-. one Cree
Dr. Thomas Armstrong. E-- = FORK Ask1rs4
two 60Zes Dag
NORTON & co.
myi4 F.fa.a uI1--a5--t
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PLENTY 40 EAT.-A. l. Andrews & &C.
will eel this evening, ats ~o'eiccI, at 2I Main street,
$1,000 worth II choice aud select groceries, consisting OF
choice beef aid bseOn, extra four rice, sugar lard, ca
f-e, salt soap, moissses- pepper. etc. Grocers AID
others should attend this sale, as the provisions srs u ne
best Of oder. and viii Be s2.a wiLhaaL E-.arHa.
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- AZ auction ssls for the benefit Of ts
families Of soldiers belonging to company D. Is - cone
Of this morning Il the Arcade. See advertisement
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FURNITURE SALE-Messrs. PassmCre. Lide
< NsrsEsL vii ssI e lot Of handsome turnitu-s, On tbs
tnS morning, At 9 O'Clock, At the corUer Of Ee<-
ald South Streets. Be On hari If yoE saas bar
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Faciug Court So iare oa he Ezst. The safe viii take
plaos Oh Tbursd5y the l5ib ial,ant, AZ il o'clock \ NJ
P4ssNORE, LIDE a MARSHALL,
mYla,3t+ Pes E-tzte Agents. and AueInneers.
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DEEB,

SUMNER AND WSTER CLUTHIFG-At aus
ton, .dis morning at tbs Arrads, at 10 O'Clock
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RECORDER's COURT-The Recorder bad
agaiu a busy court yesterday he had t1sntyst1 cases
before hl1. Of whom seven were Of the feminine gender
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To TIE LAUIGS.-Sals Of dress aud fancy
goods this morning at 10 A ", by A 1. Andrews & Co.
25I MAR street.
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u The R-v. in Wa3dell viii preach In
he second Presbyterian church, corner o! Man snd
Rsal streets. tomorrow morning a. half past ten O'Clock
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WIFE WHIPPING-For whipping his wife,
Louis Case was yesterday fined elk dollars BY tas Re
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VARIETY SALE-MT Caycs called to request
Us TO give a general invitation 20 A., fr and nasr, q 10
q. the A.-aas mis- morning. BE ssys .as assortment Is
fac, aid too numerous to msutiou
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81 AIESIENT


OF TIE FRANCES If HARIAs 8 Regiment O.. Confede
~ rare InflatyE
TosI anon. absorbed 10 Regiueut-----.S439 50
q
Amount Of G-iDQugut EsI.... 3 4SJ 20
Amount q EreEs-s.....-----..- sly 8
Bills pay able 10 J. 3 Ertland.--- go 90 5,i4 g
Indebtedness 4 The Reginent--------S sO 3s
GRAND JUEcTIoN Tenn
May ora 49,.
EDITORS APPEALt above I hand you a statement Of
the Clr1it0r Il the EcalCes Of NV leg ment Ih7 lit
Of sabscUpuous, p-ic ana unpaid, snl the account oi
The expen i-uses you Will o5hee me- BY bssing exposed
in vour cHics fr lie examiuaiiOu Of those who $ lib
sfsiy ASSISTED nee in My eGorts 10 rsse he regiment.
The thsuks OF 'to wboe Command PIE cordially given
to hem Tboe vvLe hsse, 80 far, failed q make cool
their su5scripuon- &c T. b0.sed wdn CO. forward aud
redeem their pr8rise Cart. S50Lkiey. c. - is n0S iu
Mempht. and via cal up2l ihess geBt--m@u The
regiment IL %. 81 sat eUmPis-5d have good reason
- oeieve thar bu-asbort tns will elspse before Il
viii be Sieh IS g Be-. b.lsevez. IS material, discipline
and the general conduct Of its members - excellent
aud I hope Jh4t the tine vdl soou arrive when the ex
pec,sJious which o liberal pubdc have formed Of US
will be fac lei
R-speeualy y-u- o5rdient servant.
D. DESHA HAEMAS,
Colonel Conmsading
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AUCTION SALEi
SPLENDID CITT PROPERTY
For confederate .HOIstVl
TRVTNG RLoCK.

ON THURSDAY. Nay 18Th. IeG7 We wi sell 10 the
highest bidder. has spieUdid properly known as
tbs sou-h tenement OF Re
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B. 0. KEEsEE & CO.,

commission aHd Forwarding M6lola
EiGgeeOasse,
~ Front Row. Memphis, L
GPECIAL at.sntioo PEid 50 ssle8 OF EIgIE-e-
- Ing daily from 100 20 1000 barrel. t-sF
and for sale.
r 5. Young, formerly with HcCEra Costs E1l
vale, Tenn, Is engaged IA tdi8 ho-a-
REFEREEcS.-F- ". Smyths, EsgTet. El--- & Co.
8. Dufeld, New Orleans J. g. Fistar. CaHH- gr+
Tennessee, Nashville 4. Hsl.au. ElsLraE E
hume, Cashier, ClaTksyile, Tenn: Ma--a- E-Ee
braath. hsmnhiE -
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4 RARE CHANCE FOB A BlRGlIIl
MEMPHIS COTTON Sled
ANC
Castor Oil EIaGa5-e-v 6
Fcz
Sale Cheap fo= Co-fsGe-a r-oeozg
Cotton Seed Oil rIach5rs-

cess opportunity ever cE-ed 20 -rre-s n p
\ hsny mer8h7e business 70 parties oe-.cI C.
moving into The in.sFlcr. wa CT Coz lIs.u-
Cotton Seed Oil ULachtre--
Complete capable Of turirg o. SEQ r-.-rs OF ----
= u consists q sE pr=Ez9z, rlh u-d.rl Luls Nv.
dra1Ao pumps cf t1s E2t powerful ErE -tsrrE
-sa-7tS siSL4 pp-5, Ll-1G -e sLarE- s.lLe or
Rns Eoiar, ETC. etc. I've 1E Zee Erc.le- ar wei
sdspi5G - ne Ezkl1g Of c. -e- C. an -dlp-rs q
article u oo1Zcaee s.. tho rls1e 2 cine 1--r-
49, IN Be had :or lAi5 use-i.rr- e- very fr.a r5r-.
FOR more fzu particulars and terms rn. ll q rs-..r
b lesser O telegraph (0-eDsd 90 ara sa cotton
seed Oh WSrks, Nay XEEd, Geup. Ts1Htsee.
PINTO E 90
mvIZAs u--a
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Affairs In virginia. Unreliable Federal
Accounts

From tae Chiesgo Postl
Nav YORK, May 5-Hon Henry J. Ray
mond teleCrapLs Eom Yorktown that the retreat
Of tho rebels appears % have been precipitats
They commences d~isnCuuticg and carrying THEN
guns hack 10 Williamsburg E3ur Geys ago.
Wsgous have been engaged in Transporting theil
ammunition. %rrovisj0as md camp PQGipage for
some days
Thsil aic1 and wounded. numbering over
twanly-Gve hundred. were sent 90 Richmond ton
days $40.
The rebel soldiers aud negroes wore at wosk
on thoiT iBtrenehDsc.s untb two o'clock THIS
morning, wheo their rear guard ordered the
work to cease, and tsEe VI the march TO WI
Harrisburg
Duyss's Z1uaves bad f0s men kiledaEd sew
cral wounded By fh5 explosion Of q torpedo
also the 35Jh New York '1-t=aya, Col Hobart
Ward, had two men billed and four wounded
The Alb New York volunteers lost one man
killed sud two wounded.
Ihe 7th regiment Nov Yc1z volunteers Loss
two men killed.
Ten thousand rebels g0rp solt from Winaas'
mill 70 reinforce gu my sen. tE- Richmond
10 oppose McDoyelgs advance Inst IhUrgdsy
week.
No great balls IL expected a. Williamsburg,
as the rubel troops, l9ar1calsT.y those under
Magudgr) have uuaned on several occasions
within two weeks 500 Of la men threatened
% lay down tGei- ezus unless .hey received food
and clothing
Three rohel leutauaut5. two Ee-goants, ana
twenty men ware cautuscd the other side Of
Yorktown, and brought lu.
Since the 81 over seventy d~o7eTteZ5 have come
in, ard they report theu army IS thoroughly os
he1gteued aud dem9!-Izcd
The honor Of fJst entsiUg the enemy's works
belongs 70 the 75I Icgiweur # Now York.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THURsDAT aoRENG NAY IS, 1862
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-31

tilv ror help-shoutci till he was hoarsc AMI cx-
hnustcd. but the effort WAS vain. No answer
came back 10 him-uaught but echo replied to
his frantic appeals.
A glow In the eastern sky now announced that
the moon would -oon rise AMI the Colonel, IA
| excited as he was, noticed the fact aud derived
some consolation from it. lie did not doubt but
that he could attract the attention Of the senti-
ncls. at the batteries on Ickyll and st. Simons
islands, IL the current should carry him into 81.
Simon's Sound; hut this fact gave him only u
momentary consolation, Tor lie reflected that
under all the circum stauCcs--hc would have more
| to fear from the rebels than Ia hope. Would il
not he decided, in case Of his rescue by them,
that he was endcavoring TO escape
"Oh, il Coral were with mo 70 he exclaimed,
" wOull not care how far tho current dtiltcd
me from these shores 80
Fainter and fainter became the outlines Of the
shore on each hand, while DINNER and DINNER
became the light hchiud him. Those Of the
troops on lckyll island grew brighter and bright
cr, ~ III the eastern horizon. Almost wild with
hi, emotions, the Colonel rnvc1 and prayed by
turns, tortured hryoui expression hy approhcu-
-i1us for { 'rll's safety which kept continually
morcIsiug.
Suddenly The Colonel ut'crcl strange cry 81
delight. H. had been goul swimmer in his
bowl. pul--,crhaps H., could swim to- the shore,
"lil ,r it I'll try il g. hc shouted, with
the enor'y oi II hali-rhntic spirit. " That's tho
only wAy Of escape
llc thrust his hand into the wntcr, the col-
noes oi which, ~ great ns was his excitement
eau ed him 10 shuilrr, For a moment he hcs-
tntc1. rcm,mhrliug the loug period which had
passed ,,ucc he Iractl,rl swimming, aud al.o
the multiplied nlrmllc, ol h.s year.. Then his
mind pictured Coral going Wild with mp
ur.lpu-ous iul lis safety, or suffering actual
OUTRAGE from the monster who hld been for the
last i.N hours all the while present In his
thou h'4. lie hcsltatci no luuecr, hut diyr,t"l
l t,T,. A ..lu uVl l., uhpl Ia
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-31

This very morning took this thing out Of my
plupdcr. In order to show II to Coral, whom
was thinking of visiting. | don't know why
You came here. think Danhy's man told me
YOU and the girl had broken Oft your engage
ment. But, to bc on the safe side, III take you
In :"
"Takc us in ?" exclaimed Winthrop, aston
ishcd beyond measure hv the strange mans
voluble communications. What do you
mean ~
The rutlian smiled grimlv, returning the pic
turc to his pocket, aud pa,tins the bloodhound,
a. he said
"The people hcreabous are quite excited on
the subject of Yankee spies They won't I've
less aroused when they learn the conspiracy cS-
isting no doubt, between YOU and tho Colonel
We have guardian Of the peace, a Major uoss,
who's raising a regiment, and a, the same time
charged with the suryt ilance of suspicious char
acters. lie is always near, with come OF his
recruits. when wanted '!
Then, .cizins the captain anil lieutenant one
in each hand, the ruilian raiscl his voice and
shouted
"Ilallol help, Yankee spies and abolition
i-t- in our ml.t. seize them! surround th,m
help help
Every one knows how cl.y matter il Is to
collect a crowd in any pulli' place. Before the
officers really comw,hcuicl what their strange
enemy was about. the street was blocked UP hy
negroes nnl excited citizens, aud Mayor GosS,
accompanied bv several soldiers, was sceu ui-
pruI,h hing IN the distance. moment only the
captain ani lieutenant had tc,Pcra'c purpose
or nehtng their way ont AMI thon, a' nm
armed and iniuriatcd mob NJ scores upon fcorcs
&c persons sutgcd MP anl around them, hcm-
ming them in, they resigned thcm.'iN's to Their
fate.
ial, thcm in charge mll,f, -ai the man
Vi,h ui. h., -.U.uud 90 Via ,'i al. u II appear
I-. inst t..,. dice, .nius, your Office. Ivy,
b I.cWsl. ltU.llcd. 'v, I.- lt,"Coioucl
/ Vt,uc ana o.. 1au,.htu ave- toIau; with
I C.I..a"I l'n .'iIuk Won % keep nu !c on
. .l.In % fIHhrr notice
/ "Allritl.'.t stain ll',.m %. t' ply
I .'l h.u,tu ui. 'tr business, uo how
/ I.t mayor iuu> th, pd.'ur into l'. custody,
ai...-. .h, .tiy .. o.. so ' uul .. li..'. ihci1
! toward. nol vlrh.u., which uscl - Il
/ Prison uul pYIi-' rHlDlf'crs While Capt.
/ llll'om detached lm-,li from tie uUI-v crowd
! md rcsumcd lis course r,crward~, uuttering;
"ih, winthrop is dangerous must take
carr Of him at the same time seize Coral. Yes,
he shall dic--,lo Colonel shall he arrested IA n
| ualiOr--lnd the girl shall bear mc cuuYin III
sea lla la AMI thu | shall oonplctc my
| revenge '"
H. uttered holrsc clucklc of triumph, Al
which the lcpp-mouthci hound prck~i up hcr
ears AMI then he quickcncA his step and hurricd
onward, will the dog following closely behind
han.
1t was thus that the fortune, Of our principal
characters had h,,omc blcndol We viii now
proceed will. the stirring drama upon which they
! had entered Winthrop in prison. the Colonel
AMI his daughter watched, and iIplcom carrying
| all before him "thc situation hni actually be-
come a game for liit