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aJHdse hsasitt stated that It wasfhes settled
practice of the United States Courts mot to
grant the writ without good and sufficient
grounds and moi to do anything schicA ropla
y nagdtoSxis Us ~eperdhonss Moreoyer, he
regarded it as an act Of comfy to Gen. Burn
side TO notify him tia such an application
,eas pending, that he might haue an opportu-
MIG OF Mecggxhg sseh a 0rH should not be
further hearing of the writ was
postponed until Monday morning, 10 O'Clock.
Was judicial ermine ever placed upon more
craven, cowardly limbs, than when they rest
ed upon the shoulders of Judge Leayitt2 He
makes a disgraceful and unconditional surrcn-
dsr to the coup deaf which seeks to degrade
him and e~fectudly crush out that ahigh and
dignifed coordinate branch of the govern
ment of which, in an unfortunate hour, he
was made to form a part.
We trust that, before our paper goes to
press, we shall be enabled to~ranneunceithe re.
lease of MI. aNALLANDIGHAM from hissiaegal
duFeISag Is io Bsg3 n 3nsBshut N AZ %
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.cdosq4s SHERIFFS SALE adIei -
George j. Stewards II Ashland esaHn tys
airline g. Wales 80 Z,

-
w john c. Graigt hasaaqT Common Pleessssg II
q By virtue ofsene Alias Wendl execution and two
yendi nxecutions, vs.. defendant duly issued ont of
the Court of, Common Pleas of said county dated the
9Th day of April, A.. ID. 1863, and to me directed I
will expose to sale ut public iauci on atthe door Of
the Court Heusein Ashland on ,1aa o. bssg7et ~
Saturday the 18th day Of Nay, A.. D 1861
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and P. NJ.
of said day following described lands andten-
cments to-wits Beginning; at The north west corner
n Spring street in the town of Loudonsile in Quar-
;er section number one II in township, number
nineteen fI91 being in Hanover township Ashland
county Ohio, thence west TO the Black fork of Mo-
hiean ereokfhence down wita the meanderiags of
Esai1creek. testhe State road leading FROM Wooster
to Meapt Vernon, thence east on the said road 10
Spring street, theEce northto the place of begin
ning, supposedsfo contain, ten and 0, half acres
I1O11 of Hand being the same lot Of ground which
Stephen Butler, and pianna his wifs by deed of
ty [Richland county in book. d. page 1851 cons
veyed to said Eichbaume and which said Eichbsam
and wife BY deed of this date first November, A.
D.. 1853, conveyed to said George Stewart, saving
and excepting two 2 acres of land sold and con-
yeyed to Joseph Shawecker bp John &C .ig and
wife, beafing dste July-27th 1859, zappraised at
ST, SOC, 90 also the GLOWING described lands and
enement situate in the township of Hanover,
county Ohio, tolWit being lot number
ninety three 1881 and ninety four fe4J ninety six
1851 ninety seven 1871 ninety eight f98J ninety nine
1891 one hundredil l001 one hundred twenty one
(12llone hundred twenty two {l22,) one hundred.
twenty three 1923 and one hundred twenty four
(124) IN Wales addition to thetewn Of Loudonvllfe,
T. b9ef98 t5s ~ JAMES McCOOL Sheriff.
A A-.sI n y 49, ZzE-T rEEA4~A E-4AA-M4k
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leaving the Abo1ltion Party:

The Prosecuting Attorney Of Lucas ceun-
emb ofthe so called sUnionH State Cen
trail Committee, has7come out from shat party,
and sttacbed himself 70 the good old Gonid-
tuition and Union loving Democratic .ptrty.
He addressed a meeting of the Democracy, at
Swanton, in the North. West, and declared
himself no longer a msmber of the pretended
'Union'or Abolition party. 80 ii. a..
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John c. Myers and James Court of COMMON PEE
McCool, Sheriff Of Ash of Ashland county1
land county, Defendants.fJ Attachment.tl2Es
,KNHE above named Defe ndani, John e. Myers, l.
sident of the State of Illinois, will taxi MOTTO
that Cephas Myers, Plaintiff, of thescounty'o of Aeh
land and State of Ohio, did, ON ei24th day o.
April, A. D., 1868, file his petition L the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county of Ash
land. in said Stale of Ohio, against the said John
C, Myers, Defendant, to recover tho sun, Of one
hundred and forty dollars and fifty cents-With in
fsrest, at The rate Of ten per cent. per annum on ff-
ty+ five dollars and fifty cents of said amount from
the 9th sdayr of December, 1861; andw it'll interest
at the rate of ten percent. per annnm ON fftyidol-
lars of said amount, from the 10th day OF. October
1857; being money due and payable by said Defsnr
dant, John C. Myers, to the said an
order OF. Attachment has been issued upon said
claim, ahdthe said John G.. Myers is hereby motif
fed that heis required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the 4th day of July, A.eD
1868. $3.50
JACOBS s knapp, Attys for PIf. !
May 6, 1s63-6w n4s.n -
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CELEBRATING.
Attack on Grand Gulf

The following important Official dispatches
in relation to the attack made by the Gun.
boats on the rebel works at Grand Gulf, has
been received by the Secretary of War. -
81 ainie92s % 5A FLAG SHIP BENTON, !
Below Grand Gulf, Miss, April 20.
To Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the
Navy : -
% 1 have the honor to inform you that by an
arrangement with Gen. Grant, I attacked the
batteries at Grand Gulf this morning, which
were formidable. After a fight Of Eve hours
and thirty minutes we silenced the lower bat
teries but failed to silence the upper one,
which was high, strongly built, had guns Of
very heavy calbre, and the vessels were I'M
manageable in the heavy current. It fired but
feebly toward the last, and the vessels all laid
by and cnfladed it, while I laid up a short
distance to communicate with General Grant,
who concluded to land the troops and march
over to q point two miles below Grand Gulf.
r sent the Ldfdyene back to engage the up
per batteries, which she did and drove the
gunners cut OF it, as it did not respond after q
few fires, as gaaa 4e ! 9iHffiA1t 92tAt -
At g p. NJ. we attacked the batteries again,
and under cover of the fire, all the transports
passed by in good order. The Benton, Tus-
cum6ia and Ptts6urg were much cut up, hay.
ing "a killed and Sc wounded, but they are
already fit for service. r.
We land the army in the morning on the
other side, and march for Vicksburg.
- a254 DAVID d. PORTER.
The Navy Department received to-day TIE
following: 80
M 9 40 FLAG SHIP BENTON,
- GRAND CUR, Miss, May 8.
To Hon. Gideon Welles, See y Of the Navy /:
SIR 81 have the honor to report that 1
got under weigh this morning with the La
fayene, ICarondelet, Mound Ciy ana Pins
burg and proceeded up TO the forts at Grand
Gulf for the purpose Of attacking then again,
had notsbeen abandoned. The enemy
had left before we got up, blowing up their
spiking their larger guns, and
burying or taking away their lighter ones.
The armament consisted of thirteen guns in
all. aqs<4 ~ aiQ4z 1iiss alneds fet sd
I The works are of the most extensive kind,
and would seem to defy the efforts of a much
heavier feet than the one which silenced
them. The forts were literally torn to pieces
by the accuracy ofsour fire. Col. Wade, the
commandment ofthe battery WAS killedpt also
Chief of Staff. Eleven were killed that We
kpow-of, andseur infermant says. that masyJ
gere wounded and no one was permitted to-
20 inside thegforts After the actions except
hose belonging thereaEq lads sUd sd41oai
We had a hard fight for these Forts, and Ii
with great pleasure that I have to report
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n n pursuance OF enEerder of .hesProbAiesCourt Of
II AshlandC County, Ohio, naaesoa the list sday ~ n
April Dz186a in tho case ef SamueL EichslhaF-Hy
ger Executor Of John Houghsa deceased, vsu1nre9
cindpJ Pittingers William a. Pittinger, John IRssss
.Pittinger, John Heugh, Nil ON Henghg MeClures -.
Hough, Almira HoughsrPr Hcughs Hiram Hopghsda
Francis Ruth, Luther Ruth, John Hough, John o
Hough, Isaao Hough, Lewis 4oneh. Edmund
Hough, Margaret Hough. Henriesf! Hopeh Nary
E. Bough, John Hough, William Tough, Alexander
and Henrietta Seaton, Anna aQuin, Daniel {Hongh. n
Frederick Hough,1 Paul Hough, Josiah HouEh,.A
Mathew Hough George w Hough FrancisM Hough
VIM Beegley and Sarah A.aBeegfey, David and Ma
hsla Bennett, Mary Hough, Henry Hough, Fernan-
dez Ireugh, Hetfa Hough, JohnaA SHodEk, ChNllE1sEA
and Louisa Diesem, WiTliaInsan Elisabeth Si1iIL
sland, John Thomasy Henrietta Thomas, Jane hon%
as and Lonisa Sheare5, DESCENDANTS, the undersigned
s Saturday the 16A 81 Nay, 1853. 'eaAlasA
bstween the heuysofs1 10 essloek A.M.4fd4 O'clock
p NJ on, said day, on the premises offer at publie,a
sale the Following sdescribed real estats, sftnatsdas
In the township Of Montgomery, county 81 AshlakdtgA
and State of Ohio, to-vit the farm onMhichfkf4
said ohm Hough resided at the time efAis deceese. 2 D
baing Pc Worth Yestpart efthe 8epth1e ast ElN&(4k
ter T ~estDntttrtyfes (atS 3o&htipaFene kt&8
H(22) and range sixteen (16J and containing one
Isf sais l55sAhi1a cs5kHs ISrGs daylc{E aiI z6l
third IN one ye T and the residue in two years
from day 81 ssis,, viii i1iefssf Dsfeffsa
81, be secured BY mort gha on ne a4fsnS4s sold-AkN
~ 70 agss sH SAMUEL EICHELBAh9Ek~S
|aaa saae1ssop HNH0uGH Dss
bqa SAP April ISM 1853, ON arw IT, -.
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@. Z! Val a1iiaasnudig ami li,dlnnapped

q. i. V8llandigham Kidnapped.
On, Tuesday morning of last week, between
the hours of two and three o'clock,a band OF
soldiers, er,, 10 use a phfase better adapted to
these eyii times. gems ia: mes, acting under
the orders of Gen. Burnside, invaded the sane
t~ityaffbehone offIre Home. L. VALLANDIa
HAM, at Dayton, and succeeded in kidnapping
that gentleman ana conveying him to a mill
tary7 prison at the nHcad Quarters of the Ee-
partnsat Of the Ohio ;, NJ .4V. had a mock
trial before a military tribunal, which %conclu-
ded Thursdaycss6ing but The decision Of
"the Ceuftg has net at this. writing been en-
nounced, aud he is yet at the mercy of the
power thai abducted him. His sole crime
consists IN protesting against the invasion ofthe
liberties Of the people by the abolition oliear
: ehy at Washington. The echoes of his manly
and eleauentlyoiee had scarcely died upon the
ears of the In mcnse auditory he addressed OF
Mt~Ker1on,Ab before his own7 arrest illustrated
che dangers to public liberty which he had
pointed out. 80
This unparalleled outrage mayb be fun to the
nurblind followers of the Administration; but
If this exercise of lawless and despotic power
is not at once discontinued, the men who new
epplaul may i've to utter unavailipg ard bit
her curses upon their own folly. The time
win soon eome when no partizan .fealty can
shielduagainstaalsoalles and mcrciiess tyrann5
The Wise wise s man, IN This hour Of peril to civil
Rberty, will forsee. that when the deipotism
shall become once established, 1t will recog-
r;zeIss1 eexkhaptions ssssWe would resist this
invasion of the sacred rights Of the citizen, as
stousIyand firmly, ftle subject Of it were the
meapest dbolfionistiu in the land saTeea con
FBa3 Gfheinhati Gonmeycfag ofeMondaJ5,I
..v. that Mr.. EALLANDIaHAM is under guard
J, the Burnet House On Saturday morning,
M. Gsores E.lPugh made applicationbfinith the
unitsRstatciagod Judge Leavitt presiding,
fr 4 writ of 1asesdss soarphs, for his release:
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~ 40 OBS & KNA Pr,
R 1T L.

John Lewis, Common Pleas.
TN pursuance 20 the command of an order Of Sale
of attached premises duly issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas OF said county, dated the
I'd daysof May A. D!i1S68, and to- me directed,
I will expose to sale at Public Auction the door Of
the Court House, IN Ashland s-
on Saturday 1874 day ct June, A. Ds1863,,
between the hours of 10 o'cloek, a, m. and 4 o.
clock, p. M. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements,sto wit: Range seventeen az
Up. twenty.three (2S,l section thirty-hyssf36) East
part N. b. Quarter, seventy one 1(z13 acres one
eighth part, also, range seventeen I'D, ~toEnship
twenty7three {239, section thirtyIfve fs5As part s
=, Quarfertwe and one-half acres42}l. one eighth
part, also, range seventeen III township twenty
three (2S), section thirty5six fS6) part NV Quar-
in; Ashland county, Ghio sE595z 81 b1s ,5s 11t
appraised atS-Terms of sale cash. ssE sS.E
/. S.aea LANES, MoCO0bs Sheriff.
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sNorioK Is hsfebyy given q en- that he 1 Communication nnh iRSnl
in efs Of Ashland and Richfahd Counties WIN
meet ensF1iday the oath day Of May, 1lS689,Hat1
o'clock, a Mt Stamens IAil ondfhed Blaekfork
or Che Mshican, and Offer for sale to the lowest and
best bidder. the repairing of the, old bridge or the
building Of . new one, across The PlackfoFk a that
va bslsssb bas b2JoHN BERRYeTossI
- I EsaE aGR ,snaiaSaR TacORzNgd /;
- JACOB LIMERICK,
Commissioners Of Ashland Co.
April 20, lS63-ts.
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nFor one, I shall not vote another dollar or
man for the war until it assumcs 4 different
standing, and tendmqnectly 70 an a,tisslavery
result Millions for freedom, but not one
cent for slavery T-Coasoay, Member Of Con.
grsss.
ICoNwAY is one Of the Abolition shfiekers
who denoance Democrats because they are
willing to vote Millions for the Constitution
not one centIfor Emancipation I~s1N
-AMho, in-the-name-of God, wants-the=Got-
ton States, or ppy other States this sideo per,
dition to~rehaip in the Union if slavery is to
continue ?"-John a. Bingham.
john A. BINGHAM is an Ohio Abolitionist,
who said h would welcome the aesxsoduss Of
negroes into this Statse..b 21psso.i ~
ssThe Union shall never, with my consent,
be restored under the Constitution as ut is,
with slavery to be protected by itsnn-y-2Had
Sfepens. sol faa ,5snt 20 slgso ruod 1GHi 81
-THADEUs STEvENsais the Chairman of the
Committee On Ways and Means, and the lead
er Of the Abolition House Of Representatives
Examine the two Records. and see which
party is right, and act accordinglyLa iB al
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ADMINISTRATOR
NJotice is hereby given that he undersigned has, 20
4EN been appofhte ed and qualified Adpinistrat0l p4ssxs
ethe Estate ofSamuel Meng, late 81 Perry IoNnshinEsA
PHILIP ENG
March 18th, 1858.
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.Freedom of Speech.

Y "a u - ~1H @ak -
ssa Freedom of Speech. II n
There is avgfeat difference of opinion be
tween the shouider-strap officials of the pres
ent day and the learned statesmen of othe
years. We are told by one of Lincoln's Gen
erals, that we shalbnot say anything against
the war policytof the Standardization, howey
er outrageous it may be, under the penalty Of
arr ,st and imprisonment. The great ex
FOUNDER of Constitutional Law, and one o.
the most profound statesmen who ever lived
DANIEL WEBSTER, entertained a very differ
ent' opinion for, aon d certain occasion, h
said no. 81 agsi %rr on i
It is the ancient and aundeubted prerogatiVt
of this people to canvass public measurement
the merits of public men. 1t is a thome-bfei
rights freside privilege. It hath been6 en-
joyed in every house, COTTAGE and cabin in
the nation. It is not to be drawn into contro,
versy. 1t is as ~undoubted asJ the right oi
breathing the air or walking on tie earth
Belonging to tho private life as o right, it be-
longs to public life as a duty, and tits the last
duty which those whose representatives / am
shall find me to ABANDON Aiming at oil
times to be courteous and temperate in its use,
except when the right itself is questioned,
shall place myself o., the ertren,e boundary OF
my right, and bid defiance 10 ony arm Md,
aooNld naoue me from my Orosads. .uRt ,gaa
5 t.The high constitu. ional privilege I shall
defend and exercise, within this House, and
in all places IN time of peacedand at all
t,mes.I Living / shall assert it and should ]
leave no other inheritance to. my children, by
the blessing Of Cod IEwin leavesthem the in
heritance of free principles and the example
of a manly, independent, and constitutional
defence of them" asa =
& Daniel Webster knew what he was talking
about. He understood the nature and extent
of the liberties that are secured to freemen
under the Constitution OF the United States
and there is mo- mistaking his meaning in the
above extract. hl'69 gsis. gas ae &sld5 noy
-.saI AL-S- bI9 al 30
An Honest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= fz,Il ,.a. Their Object Il .1da;4z Il
) Mr.. Raymond, late LieuteG Governor of New
York, and for a long time editer of the Times,
thus yentilates his own party and his own dis
union sentiments -
ave are about ~splayed-out' as a party. We
have played the Maine Law a good enough
Morgan for the time being-but It is played
out, and so Abolitionism Is PLAYED OUT. II
may last Lincoln time out, but if we. hold
on till then, there is not one of us living that
will ever get into public life again. Weed is
wisely getting out of the scrape. Greeley is
fool enough to hold on. The ONLY HOPE
there is for any of us, is to- KEEP on THE
VAR until the Union is SO THOROUGHLY
SPLIT UP that it can nevsr be got together
again. A reunion with the South on ANY
terms is death to all this generation. But, at
any rate, the taxes, which the people have not
begun to feel; the, debt and the CONSUMPTION,
not yet begun, but to come. WILL DAMN
EVERY NAN CONCERNED IN Levy
ING THEM" 7ssd "a Eeaae, .eg1s uszs
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CIEvED SUNDAY MoRsINe, May 10.
- WashiDoton. Nav q.

The total number of wounded soldiers who
have arrived here up to the present time, is
supposed to be. about 1900. 192 tsa4 rszs q
Gen. sigel had an interview with Presis
dent Lincoln, to-day. Gen lsigel is anxious
to be put on active service. I'll = - go
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TO THEFPUBEIo

SIS ZHEgPUBIIcsgg0Y YHa
n hereby notify the pnblic that having separated
II from my wife Emma Gipe, win pay no deptaof
any kind ofhsr contEaeqpgsA fer ihis y
rs April Goth, 1s6ssssmoEka.a w
SALE OF .RE4L EST1EEBY oRD4Rsa
~ 4Ef4 or sbns4sss .ssHcI
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By Order Of Che lCeptral Com.
DEM0CRATIC STATE CoNvEN-
vGgi1gfislar TTOH.sstK .laafaz
Thursday June Ill. 1eo8.


To fhe aDezaocrqGyg@ Ohio, and al others In
yaUor of The Union as 1t soas and tie. Com
sfitatioR as 10 IS ssaissTq ) 4 ss4'K
Vow are hereby bottled thntthe Democrat-
&c State Central Committee has designated
THURspAEsdTHE IfH BAYzeF JUNE, 1863,
as the time forshQldipg tho NEXT Democratic
StatofC epetntonssip the city tof Columbus,
for,the purpose of nominating a candidate Cor
each of the following Offices, viz a. ~
Go0ernoy ass = tss.
Bfestsaaas- Governor
AgditQs ieff aSfqfte ;s7sdm5m ~ EEa 5
Treasurer Of State 4s.ssIe5 u 10
One Judssaft he Supreme Gourt; :
Quanzsnlberoff sheABoardo of Public Works
The Democratic voters, and all others in ia
vor of the Union as it was and the Constltu-
ton as II i, of the several counties within
this State, are respectfully requested to pro;
eeeff 90 appoint Delegates to represent them
in said Convention, on the following basis :
one delegate for each county, and an addition
al delegate for every five hundred votes cast
for Hon. Rufus +. Ranney, for Supreme
Judge, at the last October election, and for
every fr5etibn Of two hundred and fifty votes
andovsf, oTe additional delegate.
1t is hoped that the masses. to whom this
c II is addressed, win see to it that they be
fully aud lHifhfnHyyo represented IN the Con-
JyoEaer.0 OF the Coinnittess.s z I
sdsm99bs 1HJiD. eoaMINs, Chairman.
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NEW MILLInERY EsrABIIsHMKnfss
MIR st.aaJ0 on NssoN gIs :

I'M ID OH NSUN
TAKES pleasure in announcing to The Ladies efss
Ashland and vicinity, that she has jpst cpen-.
ly occupied by Mrs. Raplses nver1chabbss Drug
Store, where can be, found alarge and fashionahleY n
assortment of Ladies' TAT B and n
GOODS, which have been purchaseds r.
at such figures rs viii enable heEto offer superioE-
Inducements to her customers hberaI patron
age solicited
81 April %, lse3-n48
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HON9FgaL Ia
SATBRDAY, MAYO, 1863.


Upon which occasion Hon. rGEOsiHt PEN
DLET0N one o6the nest gallant champions
of the Democracy of Ohio, Hon, EDISON b.
OLDSs who,isikaown all over the land as one
ofithss xffetims sof the tyranta Lincoln, and
Hon. Ta iW.e'BARTLEY Of our ~neighborine
and we'll kpown to all our citizens,
viii FasitlyeiY bespre1ent. We have the fur
there assurances that HON. CLEMENT L..
4VAEBANPFGHAM win also be here upon
-.lsd1 aE.1o sfat3SH 4fTaao@ 81 Ens Ht.52fa
ing oseasl9 0n:4sz VISITS 81 sesH u .seiasS 8
The Democracy of thu County aud all adj
joininsiar requested tosturn out EN- MAssE
M WEilesit Is set tims make one effort to re-
gain The. liberty now so nearly lost
GGiye .ops day to this noble purpose.a5Co Come
ousihzyour might Ian~dehtroagthd With your
music and your Banners eenot sixteen stare
redBhh1sfs1 and shcW the despots that it
is free and deternined people that they are
attempting 70 subject The Democracy will
hisorupodsthe same day select five delegates,
anda6ye altsrhates to represent Ashland Codn
~ N the Sfate Convention Of the lIth OF
June.
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Fasie,g New Patent Hay. HI

We orc ne exclusive Agents. in Ashland c@my. fmth nbEe kpHs. II Mhs6e best nee -
vent frner purpose designed Every farmer in ashland snys hoShII gsWR9 sME ~ ss sMr
they hey o Hb sfa aH s and money r sn esls fp sasas a ROLLER & HowARDssaa
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CAIRO, May i

-.--- Eas- - .ssE al =
The Memphis BuNetin says six newspaper
correspondents-Colburn of the World, Rich
ardson ard Brown, of the Tribune, McCul-
Tough, of the Cincinnati Commercial, Betty
Of the Gazette, and Bodman, of the Chicago
7ribune-were on the tug destroyed by hot
shot from the Vicksburg batteries. on Sunday
last. There were twenty persons aboard aud
only one is known to have escaped. Nothing
has been heard of the remainderrat Milliken's
Bend mp to Tuesday night. and if they reach
ed either shore they were probably captured,
as the rebels occupied both points atthe time,
having crossed over for the purpose of inter
eepting any barges that might be floating
down. 30 - h;ea *sgH .bisa oa a.ii1os3 ;,
The Bulletin also says that Grant sent
900 prisoners to Milliken's Bend Al portion
Of his forces, when last heard from, were with
in 20 miles of Jackson, and had taken several
days rations with them. 1t is reported that
the bridge over the Big Black River was de-
stroyed, thus cutting off the rebel retreat from
Yicksburg. 4 81 6sa9g4ed sM9 s4d
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NEW sYoRK. May-l0.

- - NEW YoRK, MayI0o5.
The Herdlds Washington dispatch says our
losses in the recent battles are estimated at
II 900, and the rebels loss, at $4,000. saa
1t is reported that Gen, Lee sent q flag of
truce to Gen, Hooker, asking, supplies for
wounded Federal soldiers stating his army
was deficient therein, and bis. Communication.
cut off. 1t is said medical and hospital sup;
plies were sent. - sa.aE .sa4e "a 5sg as8s
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7 ~4TT4CHMENT NOTICE.
Jephas Myers, Plaintiff Civil Aetiesss

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