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LOAN OFFICES.
7.-MoNEY LITERALLY ADVANCED AT H.
"A ON DIAAOopS. WATCHES. JEwELRY. &c.


T-MoNEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ATT
AT II PAWNBRoKERS TICKETS WANTED AT IL
OF DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELHY, &c,
and 80 paid than be obtained other
place this by apply n Bee street, three
doors from Broadway. up stairs.
A G9--MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON DIA-
"A monds Watches. Jewelry Silver Ware, Guns. Pistols,
enks, turs, &C. N B.-Pawnbrokers' tickets wanted
will 90 cent for pawnbrokers tickets for tho
above articles than he Obtained other In the
ct Remember the place. tOJ Broadway corner OF Houston
street. up stairs room
At 2l2 EROADwAY-ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
n Plate Jewels Optical Instruments Nc the most liberal
made the bought their utmost value al
bought J. II. BARRINGER 2i2 broadway, room Is, up
AT GO NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. THE HIGH
IA prices paid for looee act Diamonds Watches
and Jewery n every description Also the most liberal ad
conspnments of the articles, BY A.
nONIGMAN Diamond Is, oSer.
NGoNRY TO LEND ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEW.
mi ery silver goods and personal property OF all de-
scriptions Articles be redeemed any within
one year Private Office entrance, hall door.
II. BARNARD. u THIRD avenue.
DAwHBRoKERS' TICKETS WANrED-AT7 70 BowERY
mp stairs pay the best price for tickets OF Diamonds
Watches, Jew.iry, Guns Musical Instrunents, Fancy
Goods Ladies' Cents Cloihing Dry Goods, Silks Furs
Ao Ovcrcoa,s wanted.
DAwNBRoKERs' TICKETS PURCHASED OF CLOTH
i ing &c. The highest price paid for oycrcoats or
A lot OF n n class clothing on hand
p GEO. LEVEL i27 Broome street.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

A SfLENprp HOLIDAY PRES PIANOS F0F
n 500 ioS700. Elegant assortment of BARMORES cee
bratca premium Pianos. warerooms 34s Bleecker
Seven urstp ile medals awarded Testimonials from tn
examine.
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AT BELNBoLD's CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
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NO. bs4 BROADWAY
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AT BISHOPS 'REINs, FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
"A Watches from all the makers. and OF our d.
tsot upraton House in Paris. o8 rue de la Verreiie
DIsHoP REIN FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
ID We have opened a magnificent stock OF
DIAMQNQJEWELRY,
CORAH-JFW EHRY,
PEARL AND EMERAkD SETS AND RINGS,
n Of importation and recent mar anufacture.
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DR.. WIsHART-SR-I had Bronchitis Inflammation Of the
Lungs Shortn OF Breath and uf Heart
their worst forms had been treated by several Of the
eminent phys In Philadelphia but they could
stop rapid disease and mad despaired Of
being health. truly the verge Of
the grave. Your Pine Tree Tar Cordial was highly
mepde to me by friend tried It, anu thankful to
hat after using four large and small bottle was
restored perfect hea tn. Yon give reference
house. NJ 9oS North Second street. at oce OF Re-
ceiver of Taxes from A. NJ to NJ Of Chestnut
and Siyth streets.
JOHN WARD.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-CON
IN tanning nearly 80 pages and $50 fine plates and en-
cravings of the anatomy OF the sexual state OF
health aud disease. with treatise se abuse, Its dcpo
rable upon the mind and body with the
thors plan OF tgeamcnt-he only rational and successful
mode OF shown by the report of cases treate
truthful adviser the married and those concentrating
who entertain doubts OF their physical condition
Sent free Of postage to address receipt OF 25 cents
specie postage Address Dr. La Crox 81 Maiden
Albany N Y.
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HOTELS.

MEXICAN HoTEL-BROADwAY AND EIGHTH
"A street. the European pan. Rooms en- SUITE and
pingly, 10 cents and 81 per day.
MADISON SQUARE HOTEL. TwENrY-FT2sT STREET
M BroadvAy.-As suite OF Rooms to let, with BoSd.
Apply ne above.
{ yIvulrNRv HOUSE, BROADWAY CORNER OF
w Twelfth street; entrance on Tvelftt street Single
Eoome and IS cents; Parors and BE irooms 81
o. % per dsy. porter In attendance all night
y EXPRESSES.
UURNHAMs FURNITURE ExPREss-oFF1cs us
ID West Eleventh rect, teiwccn Fifth and Sixth
nues Pianos mirrors paintings tc packed and shipped
40 All the world. Covered Tor removing
furniiure and from tho country. Furniture stored
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A SNOWY DIAMOND NECKLACE. AND OTHER
"A Diamond Jewelry for sale, oar9ain great price
paid Tor fae single St0nes Canes Hair Shawls b. W.
PLUME, Diamond Broker, bI2 Broadway. Hours TIL 10
and til 5.
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DANCING AcADEmiEs.

A poDwoRril's DANCING ACADEMIES
"A. No. 2A fifth New York.
- No ls7 Montague street, Brooklyn
NEW YORK CLAsSEs-Mondays and THURSDAYS or
Wednersays and Saturdays Children a, and gentlemen
BROOKLYN CLAssEs-ruesdays and Fridays q, 4 p
n for children at r. NJ for gentlemen.
AiOA. NJ on saturdsys for children and young ladies.
~ II RIVERS DANCING ACADEMY. No. 81 sCURR
". merhoru street Bro rooslyu.Seversl classes are
forming class tor misses and masters N m.
THURSDAY afternoons a. four oclock All the fash
ionabe dances eh IN one qusfer Seed Tor circular
n sEARlSG's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY
81 w Fourth avenue. Twenty third
forming for ladies' misses and masters at four O'Clock
gentlemen at O'Clock r. w. Glasses formed at times
patrons To those who wish TO learn rapidly
cyury day
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BLEEDING or THE LUNGS.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

Mr.. wIsHARr-SIa-I return my grateful thanks for
the have nude in making medicine that will
cure Inflammation OF the Lungs and Liver Complaint.
when commenced to Pine Tree Tar Cordal
to all appearance grave had been for length
splitting blood, and would at times yomit IT. My
physicians (for employed two) pronounced past
but had used Pine Tree Tar Cordial which
did her much good that she prevailed on me- as last re-
sort and thank God commenced IT, have
taken bottles perfectly cured and ready
and willing that any that Ia sick should call me-
and will tell them what your Cordial has done for All
and neighbors utterly asonished at
speedy return health. for they had blood
In n cotted state frequently. Publish my for want
every person suffering know of your
valuable medicine. Respectfully. JOHN VRRDIN
Crease street. six doors above Richmond street, Phia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
From Fortress Daonreo.

. FokTkkss MONROE, W edpesday, Apffl 1, ibos -
Last evening the steamboat Metamora left Fortress
Monroe for City Point with 1870 Rebel prisoners for
exchange. .t....
To-day the steamboat Robert Morris arrived from
Baltimore with ZOO Robel prisoners, They will coon
start for City Point. t-1a
Tha State of Maine arrived last tight from City
Point. with $40 prisoners Of war, including twelve
officers also six citizen prisoners, in charge Of Capt.
milford. They left this morning for Annapolis.
Richmond papers Of the 3lst inst contain no ts'e-
graphic news, and nothing of interest. ID
Tie Richmond Sentinel sayG DBL. e,8
\ nTbe two Houses Of Legislature agreed Last night
on bill for securing supply Of salt. II authorizes
the impressment of tho Salt Works in Washington
County, to be worked on State account" .n9 liF
A Charleston paper Of the 9th has the following
Tnere ara four steamers now At the wharfs IN
Charleston, that have arrived from Nassau since
Sunday last with valuable csrgoes OF merchandise.
tins blockade, our city q ut present
ENJOYING larger direct foreign trade than sho ever had
. A proposition il before tho Council Of Mobile 10
withdraw license OF trade ffoea aliens who have
claimed foreign protection against the not OF the
Couscript law. gqjly baa. Gsls9 90 % isfl
There is class Of people, which u disposed to
condemn Gen. Hill for HE late movement, because
be did not take Newbern; bat 1t is generally the
biack-ooat gentry who have taken refuge TOT ther
personal safety behind the Exemption bull 10 bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
A HARD FOUGHT BATTLE.
Fifty Rebels slain-4oo Captured
The Enemy Driven Into the River.
Official Dispatch from General Burnside,
GENERAL eIlMoaE's ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHT.

BIOS To- OH ID, CIEcnNArI, Tbursdsy, April 2, 1881
TIE Ctn<snnati 2Smss's Lexington dispatch says:
Gen. Gilmore arrived from the battlefield of Som
erset this morning. The enemy, numbering 1900,
were overloaded four miles north of Somerset.
Skirmishing commenced, the Rebels falling back to
position on hill mile and half from Somerset,
where they made a stand, and tho battle began in
earnest. After FIVE hours fighting the Rebels fed,
pursued by our cavalry TO the river. Night coming
on, and their arrangements having been previously
made, they effected crossing, leaving 400 cattle
They had no train. Their loss was so killed, and
nearly 400 prisoners, including 20 commissioned
officers. Our loss was 10 killed and IS wounded.
Our forces numbered 200.
Cluke's band of Rebels have been completely dis
perscd by the 10th Kentucky Cavalry. |e-
+ ,r Erfed OPTICAL DISPATCHES. = ti
. ff... WAsBfsGfos, Thursday. April D. 1868.
TIE following has been received At the bead
quarters Of the army: cav. ...s .lfsfi Oh
I'N NJ i't LOUISVILLE, "wednesday, April /, 1853
Aaj.Gss. II. W. HALLxcK, GsneyaiAn-Chs, go
The following dispatch has been received from
Gen. Gilmore giving the deails Of his successful at
tack upon the enemy in Central Kentucky
"soxERsEr, Ky, Tossdsy, M'reh 3D. 1855
81 attacked the enemy yesterday IN strong po-
sion Of his own selection, defended by Elk cannon,
near this town; fought I'LL Tor nvo houre, 0aylIe
him from one position another finally storned bis
position, whipped him handsomely, and drove him IN
confusion toward the river. His loss 10 over 300 in
killed, wounded, and prisoners. The enemy OUT
numbered M two to one, and were commanded by
Pegram in person. Night stopped the pursuit, which
viii be renew wed in the morning.
eve captured two stands Of coiors. Our lose in
killed, wounded, and missing will not exceed 50.
Scotts famous Rebel regiment was out Cd from the
rest and scattered. GILMORE, Brig. .Gen."
The entire Rebel force has been driven out Of
Central Kentucky, and much Of their plumber has
been recaptured. Their reported force has beer
greatly exaggerated, as well as ths amount Of
plumber taken by them. o4g..r-E ..aI E.
have this moment received . second dispatch
from Gen. Gilmore, dated this morniug, from
siagai's Ferry, on the Cumberland River. ss
fogows: t.,.d ,.,, b. .rsr d. 3D.,
al upderrated tho eneruy's foroe in my Grst re.
port Of yesterdays tight. They have oycr 100
men, outnumbcfing more than two 10 one. Duf-
ing tue night their troops recrossed che Cum bcrapd
in three places. We have retskea between 800 aud
400 cattle. Pegrans loss will not fall short OF 500
men. a "a - ''' GftaoRs, Brig. LIEN.
Tie alacrity with which the troops were coucsn-
tra,ed, and the vigor and galaatry of their attack
are highly commendsble.
M rTm A.R BURNSIDE. Msj .0ep Commanding.
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The Pigh, NJ Point Pleasant

q .| .. PBILspEIPHiA Thersdsy. April 1906.
A special dispatch from Cincinnati. dated to-day,
ssys: ln4sI afis'i flH u
- On Monday last March s5l, Jeokinss Rebel
cavalry dashed into Point Pleasant, Va. at the
mouth OF the Ksnswha, gained possession of the
court-House, fred seven houses, plundered others,
and burned several thousand bushels of Government
corn. Volunteer sd arrived from Gallipolis, Ohio,
and the Rebels were driven of. with the loss Of )
killed and IL prisoners, who were refused parole
aud taken to Ganipolis. %. .4 tllel4. 8,
q Teegaphic communication IA cut Oh along the
Ksnawha from Charlestown 10 Point Pleasant
"The Government steamer Victor, No. 2, was
fred into at Halls Landing. 40 miles above Buffalo,
on the Kanawha. One man WAS killed. The boat
was completely riddled by musketryi tire. The
Victor, No. ., and Gen. MeiGs finally succeeded in
reaching Gallipolis. The Victor and b. c. Levi are
still up the Kanawhs. and it is rumocsd that they
are captured by the Rebes." l.erl t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
THREE UAAsaaATER FROM NEW
40 lh.oa.. ORLEANS. ol d '''-'

Adusirai ,Farsssut Above Fort h"a"enT1
4 Capiarc, u Women smagslers--Th"
ags Burning Of the Bio Bie, Acsom l6lgn
q by The arrival OF the steamship George Cromwell,
Capt ipst. ne have New-Orlesus datesto aud III
Gliding the 18Th nit ,Wssre indebted 10 the Purser
'er tayprs'l1 "a i1a ,tsii.soiIl) 20 i'.3 n7
The Era Of the Goth says 81 nrI oaiG \
gAietter has bean received In this city, winch say
positively tha. the Hartford passed NatchsE on Tues
day, 18th inst, on hsr wsy up Che river. And
above Pert Hudson G a-Y- .ha, = far as the fact
tbst tho Admiral VIA not &c 90 mcsib :. the hsd
River on wednesday, the lots, will 90 toward con-
hrming II. 1nose who Ars 70 industr sasly circu-
latng reports Of the eSpssss OF the Admiral have no
foundation for their statsnsnss oshsr thsn thsir
!, Three women ssssssa u ippn ssssk 'sshs
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The WAR In THE SOUTHWEST.
oUERRILLAs DEFEATED.
A Large. Number Killed and Wounded.
NO NEWS FROM vlokssURo.

'olf l'a on oHicleo, Thrsdsy. April ., 1889.
A special dispatch from Cairo, I'd, says' a'.l b.
Tuesday, evenings Memphis Bulletin says
the guerrillas who attacked train near Moscow
were severely punished. Capt Loomis, with
about 100 men, came up with and attacked them on
Monday. Five guerrillas were killed, six wounded,
and twenty captured, among the latter their leader.
On their return our troops stopped at farmhouse
to rest, where they were attacked by Rebel force,
said to Be 500 strong, under Col Richardson. A
desperate band.to-hsnd conflict ensued. Thirty'hye
Rebels were killed, and large number wounded
and taken prisoners. Our loss was killed and 81
wounded. The Rebels were completely repulsed.
There 10 nothing important from Vicksburg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
Late somthern News.

4
We have received files of Southern papers, com.
prisipg those of Richmond 70 the 3Otb, Augusta,
Ga, the 18th, Charleston the 10th, and Raleigh the
Eth. all incIusive All the war newe in these pa.
pers We have received by telegraph and printed
within the week past. What other matters, edito-
rial and otherwise. they contain except the follow.
ing, we must defer: '-1 n.o1i
JEFF. DAVIS LIkELY TO LOSE HIS EYE.
A correspondent Of The Aontgo,nery hdrertiser,
writing from Richmond on the 23d ult., says that
President Davis has been confined to his house for
two weeks, and IL great sufferer. An abscess has
been formed on his temple, next TO bis sound eve.
and It is feared by his friends that he will lose the
sight OF that eye also. ,.f,
PIG FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
We learn from our special reporter at Fredericks-
burg that matters arc remarkably quiet ON the hne
Of the Rappahannock. II is not likely that any ion
mediate move will be made, owing to the great
depth Of mud.
just q the train VIVA leaving yesterday, salute Of
Is guns was fired. Inasmuch Us tho Yankee train
Of ears had just arrived, the Presumption Is chat
Halieck, Commapdorin-C Chief, had arrived. Per.
Laps he comes TO view she slaughter-pen," and TO
urge Hooker to make new sacrifices on the polluted
affairs Of this unholy war. eta orU lsoil .Is co.. b..
rumor has obtained circulation that Northern
paper had been received in Fredsrcksburg with
later European advices than those received BY the
Norwegian, TO the effect that England bad deter.
mined 10 unite with Erspee IN demanding an
armistice. Our reporter. however, was unable to
find the paper aud doubts ito truth. I'
The salute WA fired from the w ashinQton Nights
opposite the lower end Of town. a! 0ya 4
,..f....... 81, lRichmond iaaairsr. Mach ~.
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Tks Rebels still in Force I'm Frons-They
- Centinue Worls ON their Dcfenscs--Ad'
5 ditionnI Omcers for Gen. Hookcr's

ID Centinue WorlS ON their Defenscs-Ad.
d, aitionnI Omcers for Gen. Hookcr's
ri m smG-Sseneral Cssrs-ESurtisI Sentences.
Special Di,p.ieh to Tho N Y. Tribune. lt -
WAsHEGToS, Thursday, April ., 1868.
Your special correspondent with Gen. Hooker's
srmy sends the following: r.
ARxr OF THE PoroMsc. Thursday. April ., 1853
Reports Of desertsrs and from other sources, lead
10 the belief that the enemy is still In full force on
the Rappahannock. He is removing stores from
Culpspper Court House, and forifyipg the fords on
the Rspidsn. AZ" ,yan t'' u1 % i'ai.l %.
Gems. Lee, Jackson and A. p. Hill wero present
at q review below Fredericksburg on Saturday. An
order was read reducing baggage and promising &C.
tive service in April. Har a,.
, Zen Of the enemy's struggling cavalrymen were
brought in from near Dum,res by the sth Illinois
Cavalry yesterday. Tire prisoners were from seven
different regiments belonging TO Hampden's Legion
mud Fiizhash Lees command. coz paai
The wind and sun are drying the mud with aston.
isbing rapidly. ar -u
Tho following announcement is made by Gen.
Hooker rrl oil, . % HtI ea .a" la
Tho following.named officers are announced az
serving Oh the staff Of the Major.General command
ing in addition 10 thoss mentioned In General Order
Noe of Jan. %, 1863 from tbeee headquarters,
viz: Brig. -t}en. q. X. Warren, volunteer service
Col. II. Schiver. lnspeetor-Genersl Lieut.. Col. N.
II. DAVIS Assistant Inspector General; Lieut.. Col.
r. X. Plat, Captain % Artillery. Judge advocate
General Major \. Il, Barstow, Assistant Adjutant-
t}eueraly Col. u. H.. Shnpo, il2th N. Y. Vols,
Deputy Provost Marshal Generalf Caps Ulrie Dahl.
gren, Aid-de-Cainpj Capt. Chss. K. Cadwallsder.
9Th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Acting Abide smp.
The following are the sentences Of the General
Court Martial of Second Brigade, Third Division,
Fifth Corps Of the Army Of the Potomac: i'
Surgeon James NJ. Hoffman, l55th Pennsylvania
Regiment, found guilty Of selling intoxicating liquos
TO private soldiers Of his regiment, and OF appropri-
stins TO his own use articles drawn for hospital use,
has been sentenced {" to restore and make good ~
b own expense TO the hospital fund Of bis regiment,
the sum of 81 Id lieu Of provisions embezIled and TO
forfeit all bis .pay and be dismissed from The ger
vice."
Major Hugh Denver, l93d Pa. rsgt., for absent
lug himself from his regiment while under marching
orders sentenced to be dismissed the service.
Capt. Jacob NJ. Meyer, l3lst Pa. regt, for fraud.
ulcnty signing passes and false certificates, aud
being absent without leave Wills officer 81 the day
--entencod TO be csshieEed. f...,,s CIT
Gen. Hooker having approved thess sentences,
tho above. uamed officers cease 70 belong to the
army. t' hiy
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U.Isa Meeting as Hartford. a.'

There YVES IN immense Union psmocfAsae psesIne
tonight In this city. Thousands were unable e ~
Into the hall. The Hon: james Z. bredy apa F.N'
DicberSon u NsW.Y0k were ne cnaN sPeaAeE'
IN H. r. D. HloSagd yss6dsl 10 /" bsfs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03

WsHISsros, Thursday, April .. 1861
MOVEMENTS OF THE SOLICITOR OF THE WAR
mr., q, DEPARTMENT.. ,,,ss~q
a. The Hon, William Whiting, Solicitor Of the War
pspstttnent, viii be IN Boston on Saturday OF Mon
On e1ysfnnsas business, and will remain ., few
=. Lee ,'y NxAIf-rooIs-DAY HOAX. h'sqis
~ sscsust Of Tie capture Of the schooner Jane
.SWL,yN sonsslsndisss ~ oqasstsna good.
''''' s-'-,s-;s "a ,ssi ''-. yeg -, =. s'sass
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The Uai.n League .f sIaIryians..

.t. ~ BALTIMORE, Thursday. April e. lBbJ.
The grand Union League Of the State Of Mary laad
hss issued the following 70 the Union Leagues and
Union Clubs throughout the United States: ..n
i "Ths Grand Union League of the State Of
Maryland suggests 70 the various Union
Clubs Throughout the country the holding
Clubs, in the City q washington sous time during
the month OF Juns next, cay on Wednesday. the
18th day of that month"; for the purpose Of ooasuta
ton 10 reference TO the intsrests OF order and
promotion Of the great cause In tho support Of which
we ro organized. The time suggested, II Il thought
will be found generally convenient audit will serve
10 commemorate the second anniversary Of The Of
ganizalion Of Union Leagues IN Maryland, and we
believe In some other States. - s,.... .
Il Is proposed that the attendance should DO with
out limit ~ 70 number, and a. large a. tho CON
yspisnns Of tho members will allow. Othsr lseguss
and Clubs Are invited 70 correspond spea me SUD
ject With cur President, or with our Correspondl9
secretary, Mr.. R6bsrt II. Proud, beth q DelesAcre
with viswo q exchanging idsss nd ssfangns
dstsils. y arl :, !, -. .,., mn
DdwnilS ascnss Hspsl, tsSS'Sv..' a., 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
Gen. shern,.ns Observation-Disclosures

Pow CINCINNATI. Thursday, April . 1897
There ID no news direct from vicksburg. The r.
ports from Mcmphis are conflicting. ne MempA''
Argm says tho sunnowor expedition u failure
and tho troops return to Young's Point; while az.
Brilkfin says Gen. Sherman q 10 possession On, q
Hsincsa Bluff. isIiA D" 20 I'D "'''
, 1863-06-18

is now apparent lamentaBle degree Of indifer-
enco and apathy on the part Of prOfessed Union
men in the Territory. This is no time for such
manifestations. To win success, all must be up
and doing. Do not let the election go BY default.
That would be as crim al as voting for an
aVoWed enemy Of the Government
, 1863-06-18

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