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From Req. j. Merton Dro,Cn, q. d., Editor of ~
EM1yelopedia q Religious knc.cledGe.

ENlVtITtusu u heIagtCRS AHctcxdge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Pstent Medicines in general, through distrus. Of
their ingredients and effects, yrt know of NO
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to the
benefits he believes himself to have received frers
thus contribute to thd benefit of others.
go this the more rSaiily in regard to Hoo6and's
German Hitters, prepared by DR.. e. N. jackson, Of
this city because srej,sdiced ag;ns. them Tor
many years, under the Impression that they we're
friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq, for the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage
ment 10 try them. when suffering from great and
lcEg continued debility. The use of three bottles
Of these R,ttcrs, at the beginning of the present.
year followed by evident relief and restor alton
20 degree of bodily and mental visor which hSs
not felt for six months before, and had almost de-
SPARED of resainins ] therefore thank God src
my friend for directing rae to the Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June %, 1851.
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GTRAw WRAPPING PAPER, Is cents per reau
nilla, Gray Rag,n "Envslope," aTea Pausr. &
"Shoe Paper" and other kinds Of various sizes
And qualities. =
myS RRANOK TAYLOR.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

DyJ c. McGUIRE l.. 90, Auctioneers.
HAMDs0ME DWELLING HOUSE ON NEW
II YORK AvsHUE, RsTwkES TESrH a as y
tt1fSTssNoos, ay s :, sss o. sss
prem. ises. sh ali sell part Of Lot susre Sia,
On
ming back 20 feet ;cches. improved By . three.
stois brown front dwelling house. with two story
Terms cash. All conveyancss At the cos. of the
my 2i.n 10 Mcguire & 90 Auets
syJ. 6. Meg UIRE / CO.. Aue:,.Dsers.
nEsIhABLE pWELLIN4 ROUSE ON 10Th
II STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND sTaEETs
SoRrn.-.Urder and ey ri.:rs 9. z coc-ea o: :he
6Tm.d by the Supreme Court May 18th 1883, su-
thorizing sale Of the interest OF the miiscr chill
ane sse loo Of al
sealI sell on TUESDAY afternoon, M.y sssh, att3z
on sns .s the s.aesr E Of L
street west, between and streets north asd run
nns back ina fe:.o 50 foot alley, and in proved by
and basement brick dwelling house
Terms as prescribed by decree One half cash;
cured 81 decd Of trsst On the premises.
s1; q soFa eusra;.p
my 20 j. q. MCGUIRE q Co, Aucts
ByW. L. WALL 4 co. Auctioneers.
! pgsI,c Aucrics 9on wEDsEspAY AFrEa-
NOON, Z.h instant, at ef:ssk, Ys win ssiI. in
S6. fronting Is feet inches I'D street. ana run
ming back between 6 and a str eets la feet ~
inches, ard improved by small frame buildiny
Terms: Ore third cash; balance in 6. and IL
months, hearing interest AID secured Is q deed of
re nee ofthe purchaser.
my n ". T.. wAnL & co, Auets
By BoTELER l. WILSON. Aus.ionesrs.
limited STATE s MARSHA.'S SALE OF
u SCHOONER HARVEST AND CAAGo, CONSISTING
or 81 BALES OF CorToN I'm virtue Of q writ issued
ON the clerk office Of the Supreme Court Of the
pistrict ct Colum ba sitting ~ the United States
District Court, and to me directed, will sell for
cash at the foot Of sth street wharf on the Poto
mac river. on MONDAY, the lst day OF Dune next,
1862 CONNIE cling ut ii O'Clock o.. m.
TIE SCHOONER HARVEsT.
HER TACKLE, APPAREL AND FURNITURE,
BALES OF CoTT
WARD II. LAMOE, g. S. Marshal D. G.
BOTELEK & WILSON.
my 20.dts tChroaicle.l Auctioreers.
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EyJ,C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auet. oneers.

By BOT ELEE d WILSON, Auctioneers
EFNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
= PRizE SCHOONER A CAgsoH,-In virtue Of writ
NO. o. Issued trem the clerk I'll ca of tie ruprem,
Court OF the United States for said District nd to
me diTect,d will sell at publc sale. for CASA at
the foct fifth street wharf. tbs Potoynas riyar
in said District, on FRIDAY. the 18th day of May
instant, 1868, st O'Clock p. m, the aehooner"A
WARD 81. LA ION. U. s. AIarsbal D. C.
B0TELER & WILSON,
my l9dts Chro nica Auctioneers
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BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
W SALE or
ALUA LIE BU ILDIHG LOTS A T

" SALE or
AL q A j L Blu ILDlHG LOTS A T
AUCTION.
On MONDAY next, the 18th instant, We Eh all
sell, in front of the premises, commencing st d
O'Clock in the afternoon, Sixteen Building Lots
inInbdivison of square No. AL, fronting 9Th and
7th streets west and and streets north. Plats
can be seen at our auction rooms. Title direct
from the governme Mt and clear.
These lots are located on the proper Grade. we'll
drained by allie: and in an improving part of the
city, being the Bext square to the terminus Of the
7th stree. railroad.
Terms: One third cash; balance in g. IL and 10
months. for notes Bearing interest. deed given
and deed of trust free of cost to the
my is-et< GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Austs.
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auet oneers.
T'RCSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E8-
TATE NORTH OF TIE PREsIpENr's HogsE.-Sy
virtue Of deed Of trust from iston 3. Hardin,
recorded in Liber J. A. g., No 70, folio 28. g. +,
one OF the land records fer Washington county in
the District, and by the request Of the holder Of
ses. on TMU rs BAY AFTLaNoON, the eth day
of May, L. D. 1865, at half past clock, Lots Nos
city of ashington.
This properly s we'll located in part of the city
where real estate a rapidly increasing in value and
is very desirable either as Per mar mt inv stnent
or for speculatiOn.
Terms of sale: One third IN cash tie residue in
three equal payments IN q, II ana ls months, with
II the terms Of sale uot com piled witt, in five
days after the day OF sale then the trustees reserve
chaser. after FIVE days. notice.
Convey ncins and stamps at purchasers Expense,
VIM. b. WARD.t r,ns+o.s
JAS. 7. nAYIs.f iiu"teSs'
myS cG A. IN
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/" AIR TIGHT COFFINS.
Il o FRIENDS AND RELATIVES OF THE
DEAD.
Parert Is and friends living at distance can have
the bodies of their killed in battle, ore@
who may die at the hospitals forwarded
to them in IMPROVED AIR-TIGHT OOFFINS,
at moderate charge-Embalming, Cciin and Box
from $50 to S35, and no extra charge.
All orders promptly attended, to.
NJ. NJ. WHITE,
Undertaken and Embalmer,
my S.Swx 297 b ST. corner ID Washine ton
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PROPOSALS. FOR go goo BARRELS oE


SEALED Pr, PEoPosALs are invited till the soth day
Of May, 1868. a. IL O'Clock NJ, for furnishing
the Subsistence Department with % 600 barrels OF
Bids win be received for what is known as No. I,
No 2 AID No. & and for any portion less han the
upon seps!ate sheets OF paper.
On the 18th Of Jure, or as soon. thereafter as
barrels daily, delivered either at the Government
Warehouse in eoIgetown. at the Wharves, or at
Payment will be made in certificates of indebted
ness or such other funds the government may have
The usual government inspection will be made
just before the -four is received
previously failed to com Ply with their BIDS, or from
The barrels to be ne . and head lined.
Bids to be directed to Col A. BECKWITH, A,
dorsed proposaIs for Fi Flour my a sh
UARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON CITY. March 10. 1885,
ssea to ss
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
tonnage, actual carving capacity, material,
ssers or aE
power Of ENGINES and boilers; and should state the
asr Of Or ssH
prefer to purchase instead Of eh.sterins. .'N'.
Owners Of steam vessels already in the service of
the Qqsrterrsster's Department are requested to
mako known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
grant, and also the price at which they will be
willing to sell them.
All such tenders should be addressed to thu
euartermaster General of the United States 1t
Washington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale of steamers"
When received, they will be considered, and the
Department viii endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and waters, by substituting. wherever it
can DO so, chesper vessels OF equal capacity for
4eosc now employed. II. @. MEfGS,
mar % 3rn Cuarte-mss.er General,
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ri McCrIHrs 20 An

By J. Z MEG ClRE {. co.. AucaoEeers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
"a pRIf ON F, BETWEEN llrH AND i3rH STREETS.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 26th, At 6
O'Clock on the premiseR shall sell part of Lot I5
in square No ssl, feonting Js feet on T street
north, b+tw 18th and 18th streets west. and
ming back 81 fest inches with outlet into
wide s,Iey. together with the impEovemsnts CON
sistine Of q three glory Brick Dwelling House
much CIT OF repair, but with substantial and well
bIilt walls.
Terms cash.
Wv PAIRO, Executor.
my God J.C. NJ .HDIRE q CO, Auots
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NOT ALCOHOLIC.

NOT ALCOHOLIC.
4 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED vlGlFAsLp
EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HoorLANDs
G ERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BIT
DIR. G. N. JACKSON, Philadeiphis, Pa,
WILL EFFRcryALLr ouRp
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAuNpIc y
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY. DIE.
Eases OF TFs KIDNEYS, AND ALE
DIsKAsEs ARISING FROM A DIsOR-
pERED LIVER Oh STOMACH,
such
~ Conetipa-
Tuiaess Blood TO the
Head, Aeidity of the Stomach.
zsiss;; q Visit Is ssassss - Sou asas
s,ams Shining OF Pia ~ Tn at the pis Of tAs
Lcah Breathing, Flutternx. at the Heart, Oheiine
n m gs IT .;en @ shsn in living
Fever and Dull Pain in the Heed, Deficiency 81
Tssa fssn Hs Il. sss q s
LIMBS, &C., Sudden Ylqshss Of
80.
Constant I@asininss
Of Evil, and great
Spirits.
And 'sia 'osi''rs'y s.sr.r, Nilo' Fsrs' Bot-ss
They Contain Ne Alcohol Or Bad whisksy!
They will cure the above diseases in NINETY. mine
cases out of q hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop
r'ar;y of Hoofsnd's German Bittefs tparely veee-
the food gates Of Nszt:s,as in the shape OF poof
ysy wsa and sssr aT'
Beware of the innumerable array Of Alcoholic
Kegs, under the. modest arpeiiation of Bistera;
which, instead OF curing. only asgrayats disease.
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
not new and untried article hut have stood
lie; snc their reputation and sale, not rivAiiea
by sny timiisr nrepsrstien
tie mcst eminent
CLkRGYMEN,
PHYSICIANS,
CITIZENS.
Testifying of their personal knowledge. 10 the
beneficial effects and medical virtues of these Bit.
terg.
Do Yoa Feat Something to StrcagtheS you,
Do Teu Want a Good Appeitep
Do Yow Want to Build Up Yoar Constitaae4S
Do You Want to Feel WelIp
Do Fos Want to Get Rid Of Nsrcca.nsss,
Do Fou Want Eaergyf
Do You Wcat to Sleep Vel;
Do Tou Want a Brisk and Vigorous Fte,snz
II YOU DO, USE
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
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AUCTION SALES.
RyJ. @. hca uIR. & CO., Auctioneers.

~ J. q. Mcu UIH . o W., Auct1uneefH.
VACANT L0F ON rvUnrEENrh srnRER
At PUB. 10 AUcTiov-H MONDAY AfrEK
NOON, Bay .3:a At g." clock, on the prem ise. We
sbAIl EEL Lois 81 y. 70 n. part II ~, sqa>rs
between z aud q strsets north, rinning back / IS
t~et inches TO 2, feet alley. The whole win be
suhdivided into gcod eiZe building lo.s
Terms: one Third cash the rem siEder in six an 4
twelve months, sith interest secured by deed II
trust On the prepises.
All conveya.cas at the cost Of the purchaser.
ny2l. .Rer &c Mea.IT9E w AurA-
By JAS. O. MciUIKE l. CO.. Asc,ioneers.
VERY pEsIEABLE BUILDING L0eoN THE
SOUTH SIDE or kEw DIRK ASBEue. BsTwRaH
9Th AND 10TH STREETS wRsT.-On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, M.y 27;h. It O'CLOCK. ON the
premitas. shall sell division No. 3 10 John
Davidson eabS iyie on Of square No. x7a fronting
% feet ;nch or New fors avenue. hewaan Ninth
nd Tenth sire. west running back about III feet
ts public ALLEY.
Terms .0ne-thrd cash; the remsioder in one
ard two years, with interest, secured by dead OF
my2id O McauIRE l. co .Ancts
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By GOTELER & WILSON Avctioneers
SsALEOs VALUABLE PROPERTY ON EIGHTH
~ STREET, NEAR Pennsylvania AVENUE, At
ACcrIoS-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 26th
north half Lot No: In Sc No. 4sO fronting
IS feet inches on Eighth street west, betwsen
together with The improvements. consisting of i
DC
This property is elisibly lockted, being but one
block from Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh
street. AID is regarded a valuable lot for bust
Less purposes.
Terms: One-third cash; balance on a credit sf
one and two years; notes to bear interest and to
be secured by deed on the property
ls-s dds ROTELEK & WILSON Aucts
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By GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs
1EkEMPTOKY SALE OF SIXTEEN FINE
L BUILDING LoTa,-TEeive of these lots are
situated near the terminus of Seventh street rail
road on 9Th and 9Th streets, near Boundary line,
Two let's on 7th street west near near street.
and two on 8th street near X .sreat in Square Az
will also be sold immediately after the first nam
lots. They will all be sold without reserve ON the
premises, on TU EsDAY, the 25th Cay of May, at s
Terms made known upon toe dsy of sale Con-
veyanciny At the cost OF the purchasers If net
settled for in three days from day of sale the lot
Will be ,esoid after FIVE days notice in the Evenin
Star. at the risk and cost of the defsultine pur-
chasers.
my Il llt* GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS

IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS
SAND-SAND-SAND
/ haye on wharf, and daily arriving, the best
River Sand, suitable for building and plastering
Apply 10 TH0S. FAHEY, corner of Tenth ~
ard the Canal. an l6-lnA
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From Louisiana.

Two hundred and thirty seven prisoners
,,.-oleJ aud sent oyer from Me-" Orleans, ar
rived in Mobile, June 2l, under flag OF truce
They are portion of those taken hg y: ea"k,
Daring his operations in the Ttche' hey AT
ag,..e IN representing his losses in that cam
p.pu as Tar greater than Dnrs
1t is pretty we'll understood that our beoopS
have repossessed themselves of the Country
west of the Atchatslaya. One OF our men
who had taken the oath of allegiance, wanted
10 20 TO Franklin. and was told be could not
p, ontside the lines that Franklin was no
longer include in them. Some Of The priS'
oners understood that Banks train had been
cut off.
Some reports state that such of the Yankee
officers commanding the negroes as were ta-
ken at Pur. Hudson were hanged. 1t is re-
norted that the loss in officers above the rank
If NJ ,icr was about thirty. 1t was said that
Banks sent flag of truce to bury his dead,
shich was refused. Accounts differed as to
he g.ounds of the refusal. One statement
.as that the Confederate commander would
.,ut entertain flag Of truce ON any subject
AN n, cted with negroes, whether alive or dead;
a,,rifer was that Sanks was required to
,ajthd-sw from the immediate vicinity OF our
wosks. nsfo.e sending flag.
Our force at Port Hudson is represented 10
omnnnt 10 1000 nen Banks entire army is
understood u be 47.0OO, brt they had not all
crossed.
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kThc Enemy's Raid on the ga1Es 9 fahIs' I

Wa taye gathered solile ;,d'iiionai particr-
lar. ct rIe racrh.' destrnc,,re idLk,e raid
II n.s the bank. u The C,;uLahee. The ls-
,e,t uirial dispatch ',r"u Gt.n. Walker, ls'cf
irern Pond eleven "'cl"ck Tuesday night.
md winch was it:c-ivr,l l.rr .h -":edi esta'
rornirg C cinsovndinttliige. e.ev thai the ene'''y
nj en,,r4v Disappeared.
1t s,.+rrts tha, ri,,-irst k:HdI'lg of The Van
Ia! whos f'tc- consisted psiiI'y nf tllre,
" "can!t. hahGt- e. com nalie>, uHic, rrf By whites.
TO X place at Fields Pint, IN the antato'i
of I>s Z L. Eaker, a, rhe uau,h Of tie C2m
b,'.ec r,r.r. Af.sr d-sir,in inr tie resitirn'e-
.nd ou: buildings, the inccndiarir> pr"c' edcd
i long ,tn ,rlver bank. ,yisiiiag, sucessSytlE
the plntatiors OF Mr. Oliver Aidd'einn Dir.
Andrew M. .Butuct, Me- VIM KIrtlsnet- Mr..
.Iosi,aa Nichols, :Mr. James r:'ui. Mr.: MAID
sauii. Mr.. Cilas.'r Lownacs and Mr.. ,Wm:,
c. Heyyard. Alter pi;aeirg the premises OF
these gentlemen, the Ell. my Set fra TO -the
resideI ces, outbQ: :lding AID whatever gram,
etc., they eould 6nd. Tie lest place at which
tl.yy s.,pred vas the .plaitat;o,L .o}. V u. C.
IIsJ wAr.l, and af.,r their work of'deassia-
mn .i.ere had beerf 20, ,sunHmhe edS = hesae--
s'r;iy,.d t. 10 iod, bridge at Cpuntahee Far
re- 'rh.,Y ti;e,i draiS %, taking with 'b.p
h.tw, ep 20, ard 7u6 regr-s, .bel"ngias
chiefly; as veare int r,hed;5tJ' M Wuf. Gl
Ii :ywafd and Mr. CT" g @ndes. " ' :,
sfGef ,si}susss z on tasss ttss s:aipfsaitgas are
,,sord. II ,ai5ls3 3c,f fgn@ 4ls gger,a aSesIy!Y }n'
Il ferelt rs FoTE ?nne ta tw" nhe<. on
tl- vla,ratlon of Mr.. N,ehuls between o.CM
rnd 10 900 I,ufhs!s, Of rG5 VAR; dHs!ragrd
3-,:e. Els RESIDENCE an;'o,thnid'ngss. which
x..r,. b,iriea,, httosi chnit.a 'li'rnry of rare
.;n4s, valnt4fSt SiOD0a Several 'vrrsrees
, re missing, and i,;is' SUPPOSED that they are
y, tie hands uf Inc enemy.
The success. Of q narauIing expedition OF
this CHARACTER is cerlaiilSn very nmrtiying
1 ;rt.,rnstarre.. Nena-e 'infrn.ed that Tar
! Bluff down tie river: helaw the pflntatinn-"' "'
Mr. Bnrher. commands the C"Intntce. and
.-nat few we'll s.rye.i ssW!s at tbAs, pnnf
,v,'nli prey-;t cud1aa,s. in6ip < 'i,s .up i+le
ri-rr. And IN lik" -mas~r IT bps. tp.ea siiSs
ti.c-,.nl that f.w. gu, .sk,lnllly manasnt U
pI.cel al Chap:nal5sIFott, dn. the A-h'peo
River, wnuHf PRIV eii ssiy' ascaist 81 that stream
tit is matter 81 'fccgNtt t.e tt96ps. fscp,l,
sa i?n"d 'b@,ktga. iPs: GSNI5a9eh GNI sf; ea'd. III.
h,h'p poo are igrr'rani :, Of lhe, lYeplltcs snd
= adi in an inpprlasc .gss:ipny il EAt At k,it i
so difficult ~ g'ye .:yafiipg 8. thss tptalt :
approach. an'l wheresls9,'lt ys'i. .,pNep'set,s y
42ni,u,rrlant AZ e!emem i-f!m,litarR success
f.AelmheihSa Mercury, :4thf o." s"
f2Fhr G..~.sfsiY.i u 'si."s facts, and SUBJ
I ,sru. r,i IS a5 Ioai'5t but that this raid has
.l,ar,,. in tcontrm Fation for some time. About
, ssr;nisht ago,s sekrszp t0ts-qne 1eiongh4
! ,,i.rr l. n,l.ar INC tn Nr ~ Nitf,llrtrn and
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A PRISONER SHor.-On Monday afternoon
last Que Of the guards Mt the Old Point pr
son, in the execution ofhis duty, shot pris-
oner, WHO died sh. rtly afterwards from the
wounds thus inflicted. The deceased was
named John Hardca,tle, and claimed to be
a British subject. lie had been employed
by the rebel authorities in Richmond, aiding
and abctting the rebellion as an Inventor of
military appliances for which lie al much
genius. He persisted i'll thrusting his person
outside of window Of the room IN which he
was confined into the wooden ventilator
attached to it. Though repeatedly ordered to
withdraw into the room, and warned Of the
coasea ar9nces of his further persistence, he
refused to obey &;ih oaths and detiances, and
was accordingly fired at-MashingIOn Star.
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which our diabolicaf 100 wbnil fjaftsf & fav' ar,n
u. as we'll as upon theh.A1tfdf' wthss tlnim upon
our nctive synpdthy and upoi the 're,ls, o. WHICH
as yet, basbtsn spared 20 us. mist edeypi
,nlitrump-t te1gued into our hs.rt d hearts.
pg=oHepil men, .unofendng woman. .heirlsss in-.
fsqoy. ars now. Lu9ted diasn .nd aiyen- from their
homes ly the ediet Of LincOlu's merpile'sy.str-pa
Not nuly are thoir estates. confscsted .ahd th;ir
go"as dr.p'aedi but ttsy- are Yeast 'sichia our
Nace. by5oar srht;aisr. foe, 7.cahtity aprare,ed'
and deytitnc of; suBpisfehc.. SLOW ldng sn'tfn7 !!
how long shan veoesEinie +s.,rain lis visiIss-
tinn2 Oar duty i. fI4in. Tho response of tihs
s!.fo viii be as one G nm 1ii.saiahps can nsysr
OFF. in vain to South cAr"Era! -. :. :. -:
Ne Chnrestonian can linger in .dlis g.E,bateyss
hs- e,nr: and that's with ali his might, Sbsas
Daughter of New 0rlsena rdemarris hiszsqeor:
No n.. By the blody N an driesnf secssdiOuxtfts
<2ey tho rninssed life cdrfsns Of ssffaa.Lsdis
siana Ruttalion and oar 'i3ln Gaf6,fna Aaar.yis
eriaaouax' III 'dhe compton dss das IF rseisfh 5nne,
Isss--Se VI. not fail thee E. ,'1.<->'.
IN bsau,inl sscora.aas VIII tbs synhaI on tbe
banner Of her Fysoyereignsy. keher own -PsiicaP..
Louisiana has secersa hss sis,era in the c'n:sdH-
rauy; from e,;own bossn.4 Her. nhi:drspi hare
flashed aheirs words nnd> berue our standards tri-
dmphant on sve,y batrie-a.ld.' .we,~ir 'notfasl
sthe-,, hsroic GENEROUS Sister :whsn tbe Burning
smbets zee slarod ahqGanrhsd In 'yd5ndef sifse,f
quick and fsvist came lily ossriHss to o,d home
tes, people. Aaa at tbs moment, With hear ls
gratsfui f9r asf. regent rssene, maqhaediaA valyr
and natlen pariN jsn in loul aecl.pnrto ~
who, With hial dorasion, counts his fsms only the
richer. becarsr: hecan CALI ttea Inufhsr., NOD no,
! by tho lxnrsls which hwrea,hs.,sy +Bssursghul vi
will mt fsir thes !7H h'n'~ '7e!,- ~ ts':' o.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-10
From Tennessee.

Tie Chattanooga Rebel of the 9TH saws
trFat tr,opstb,it have bepli senstd .r.hloi cr
G..r. .IoLnoion' in M,ssiisGnpi'are Being sen
back To the Grand Army ut Mode rennes.
Sc,.. Our adviceS from Mississippi a'e of the
III st C el'ring character, yet we are ct less
to I'm preheni why General Johnston should
hive sent G.'n. Breck urlise's corps bark To
Mddle Tennessee. He must b in a secu-e
,andilnn either from his position or from an
abundance IF troops
,fr,rn the front various rumor come up
a!lrof them t1resh4'lowims all early advance
nf onr irccs, Let lis :. clear he decks and
prepsre for aciiolr!'' -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-10
-, Especial Dispatch to the Mobile Tribpps.l ,,.r
s.,II,her Details of the. Fight at Port
Z. I..IrALa.s.T - 40 {

PAscAoouLA, June t2-l learn from pas
sengers ,wiq, arrived to-day. .that-thsre. has
been g:eat batteJat. Por. Hud'op.li ;.ii ,.
Gen. sherlnan.i is wounded AMI in critical
c.sIaulon.., Gen. Neal DOW badly wounded,
Generals Nichols, Averil and Payne; ;. killed,
aiit between e%ehts 'arafor,y -Colonels and
Maj rs kiled. -
= One negro regiment Of nine Hundred lost
sevea ha6afeL T.. 2 TO- iGI5af -cf q
+" The. .nesrocs, and :, men, eyh bose time was
nearly, ,eut, were pat III fsopt -cetl ~.
= Tie federals repoft that Tho black Gag WIS
rsis-d on theznagrees anl their officers - -
The loss Of officers was So great that or:
deis have 'besr issued FOR ar officers on de-
tached duty ,.t0 report a4ls.assia'ely II fs 'dat5
AIRPORT Had<"n.
=. The military courts have adjourned until
,Juiy. ,ScFJDs
= Every a.aHable map is b=ing sent from the
.citv. 49," -:
a friend says the Jackson Mississippidn}
has permitted us ~ copy the efollowins extract
from a private letter. dated a; Mobile the 1st
inst written by gentleman recently from
Yhw Orleans. He sayS3 DIX -
:: !. j,ined the arm; at Port HUDSON, near
which place I was $calidfed on the 81 Of May.
I-have been paroIed anlan now here. They
hsve been fighting al Port Hud'on, at inter
vals, for a week or more. Banks marched a
regiment AMI hall Of negroes LIN front aud
ATTACHED the f r,lfcarons.& S0nay. IS OF tie
negroes esSs Qed,, The rest were aughtered
in the attack. ~Ge,iersIs Dudley aud Shsi>,
man tYankee,) were killed: We also" hear
that General Grover was killed. They lost
very heavily m officers Sherman as ridlled
VIA wiz calls. The Yankees iii New Orleaas
are low spirited since the late battles in Fir-
gnia, at Vicksourg anapoEp sha5on."
JACKSON, june 4-Couriers repqet, that
Gen. Kirby suith crossed to Port HudfonOp
Sunday. she gunbrsts made furious as.
sauIt. We sunk one steamer aud drpBned
zoo meu. The siege of Port Hu son will be
raised. No doubts are felt in regard to the
result.