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NEW BOOKS.
Ths Eseise Tar IAss-sy oeunissinss Esss !,
The fiying Dutcsm n-Stxe.
nsrsan Grsy y--by Mrs.. NJ .Asansss "a. rs.atg
Like AID Unlike;
Les Mtsey tiles; 5ssg .ss-. 4,.
orpaess c. kerrs Papers, I'd Series.
Rr~emssou's Aontsr. az ~
Conk's Voyages.
Al odds-~hy shs Author u Outs ae&
Burrs field aud Gardea;
Vegetables Of America; EstaH eeeaF
The Campaign Of t6s2 aud ~.
Physiological Mcmoirs--by Hanmcnds s@
Mrs LesIe's Cook Book;
GirIa Ovp Book; 'sG8A =- Ezf
Boys Own BOOK;
vernss's Pride; w Aa@k
Dickens' Cosapsete works;
Home and Abroad, second Deyfest -
story ofthe 6uA,d,
New wAnnuaiUyeiopedis 1857; 1888
The Poeis Jearnsi, oy Bsysxd Tsyiess
Pars0e Bro wniow = Book;
Shadow In the House. II
This day receivedat
h6G BKowHELIs Book store.
Iva d Coz. Main and 9TH streets.
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BLACK TIGER,

Asiaiie and African Elephants,
Cape Good Hope Lion and Lion.
ess, AmsxonLAn.
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TEAMSTERS WANTED /!

Wanted. Immediately, for the PIONEER BRIGADE
oi 6eatrst k@sscs sAns Array Of the CumosrA- d, b.
yssd Anf frsesboro, frun
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elsaasd and ventilated for the occasion,
and .hoss sishiog TO enjoy rare intel
lsctual treat will not fail to Be present.
MAD Docs. Two or three children
were badly bitten BY dogs, supposed 70 BE-
mad. in the lower part Of the City yes
tsrdsy.
We sincerely hope the City Marshal
will obtain sufficient help to push forward
the destruction of dogs. 20 ~ 70 relieve
our population from this great tsrror.
-. The Packet due here from ST.
Louis on Sunday, had not arrived at late
hour last evening. Il is supposed that she
il fsst on . sand bar somewhere below
Quincy. and in consequence ws have 70
sssivsd no Southern mail. Although VI
have no sympathy whatever for the South
yet We think great deal Of our South
err ssaii connections.
THs SALs.-The sale OF Orienta
goods, Sea Shells &a., yesterday, Was vel
attsndsd and ths bidding spirited. w
understand from Capt. Jay. that this i
the last day. snd that new and beau,i
full assortment will be introduced, an
among them some articles that have no
ys, been exhibited. WeAdvise every on
to 60. by all means. as this is the last or
portunisy that they will have to inereas
~ their collections OF carioeities. ~
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RARE BrRDs,

The folloxlng hss snesases
aome OF The
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W. u. TArHAs, Prss't.
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Governor Gamble and his slaveholdipg
Emancipauonists Of Missouri are long
headed "Conservstire chaps" Their
emancipation ordinance exempts their
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

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Ma ESxrcn I: 1 not:esa IL ySss Hsber s<wv<sAi
STATE a,cssi ~ - ~ hpsssss sssaAi6Ce seMps4
sat ths eighth d;sGso In the Psxt Cooisa3ssS C6s
gees. ,svs ,ecs.,sd 10y so,iqissiisas ef siail
hs ssurs but wis6iae sostske - seup siicesfcd "a
destroy that .bstsSsy ssas sstMy sffGstsas Which
shSrM ~ sssryWhert psevsn a b6vS ~ leaS-
sastsqe6sa nnkiss asy Fespossss KaAy ssaeoGuu
~ p.eady aaaosae d taemssi0s ~ eaeSid aes -
|t4e 1seersot dstricts, but i.os, u than, th er
kspsa sipgIc ex;ep'i.n, have declared ,bse ;ius
aes, TO saSnt to tae deeson Of convention xhil.t
q kAvs hsAsi si some wsu say shsy viii us abide ss
dsbtdsa rhs oo.vsnsUe, ~ Gss - tsos. vta
have Gn.r4uty tass . ticket nouiastcd " che y
viii preveat y Multiplicity OF csadilstes for Con.
gen. Ia my humble Judgment. tie convention By
tsmYebag 10 nASs Cnner ssainaf unni sa.ivns, viii
essais tas dircvsd WAch tuey se.k ~ sssid and do
~ y he barasay they viii 70 pson~ts. Suppcss
tao cAuili late, DO rua ia di.trietI What
harm vii! u. do Tie army ana the ccua;,y viii ouly
Eva sereaei variety ;ror, which 10 select q good
mn. Wat da-g-r doc, any ons icA. from tao OF
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,hs wy; brs Why the ppopIs si.oaIa want . svss4
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sss. have ssard ssAsth@ reAssa gtvss
Tor the i, 'erpom,ion " convsstsSs IN nshlsG ese
6, es ,ional 1niu ations, and when hsar seeh
sea shall soquIcscs ia tie wsscoq ef the plan. a.
nsst Ss'I dsnks shs sAsAf iutsuas BAG s.se ear ssw
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seut;on at NiAches.aT may AJAX, q sss BistAts II
u. n p,i,g - enforce that unsninisy = sinG!e
Dsa Ia district which wls praalc Bio asdR ~
pagsy ssesoisatioes. Taos, OLD psssiss bsvs pauR1
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.tHe"hs'" At"-r f'""s. efkllSessbssS.
.i.om ..e - p,soaiens. .rsks II. 1..s.,r. res.
= :. .lnyx. sssos( yaps 10, 1863.
yYhe 1rsvy. wsi,Ias. ws&s6sss u tbis army,
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Afsst riding "sm ., SIX ,,iles dAms actcss ,hs
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I E,vE HTNOlfuD DoLL "a. rev ARO.-R,nswsy
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m,x.i tsas. P.a.+ a., ,asoss aaa paat IN - paid
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= ss'a' - s's'' HSs~0Ny. .eosesr cAurxn.
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hS- y dessrter frn~l Tho reb. G ,aer Al For
rests cnmwaad or clvalays can; wi,h;a n.
N.:cs yes>rlay. All A. ., ias crstol ly If t,,
frovoei M.rshat Ne did Mt hear his na,n,.
ffis ara ~er ~ frsssao,ss oIR:ial!y prop ,ui,ic
= n,pay cOs,fsrsn wtAt 10 slrsmly K i1xn of tn.
slreas th and disposisioa .ef General Cr.gy,.
fo'ves, = Nado;I PEGS. l3h.
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Joha3 ms hKSj. ]. relieved hon, 4 y Nth thE'
dw's"n 10. lo:t's "a j.r Geaerai Sse~nt
J. is wah xsrc ne ,e>rt tns Msi ~ aer ~ "a.
n.a'ins- his brigade removed from kis rom
ml;,... :, h-v.rg hv ia d"cds cf vrIr rn the fed
AMI dre discipline aod unversii good CoGd'fN IN
csIp-, eli=are! er /, him. a,i'ferls conn lent
that 'S '.:rr. VIII rry shs'ai, Tho viabl.
rep.Iati,t aIrraHt gl'aei.
He embraces this rc-asi to syp'e tti high o =
psy is.on 9! . ard- sri sumpt's NJ cc'orr ,rd
er, - ws"srrx rtio". aai -ar:ny caer5y. .ecnad-d
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ia your paper. LUs'a< c.ats,'Aa article from sbe
crsespes lea. oi tse G,ss1 Adv rtssr, o. raYsErsph
% wa,oh fea scs'cye ely apaa as b,svssy of tlspr-
sil troops a. Lao itle s.i .Faksts Creek. ki.ee
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tai. Drpseoataass ua visids.s soup,nson or dis.
ps'as '"c.s OF oar, tops IN Die nsid, sill think
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II s'ti,f9,x n If !4;h, ssr, ss,hs 4 III 1sa'
tsyontls alton, Ks.b.e. Nd Msks.
has bees .ransisrrsl fo3 s, .iiyi.i3n
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from Washington N O.. having board Major General
Foster Brgader Generals NagIee, Hickman and Potter,
Volunteers. t.'st
The enemy having raised tho siege and fed 70 other
parts, thGe VAS necessity for this distinguished
galaxy Of brave officers 70 remain there any longer.
Gen Prince had brush with the rebels under Ransom,
near Deep Gully about fifteen miles hence toward Kin
ston, yesterday He capsured about thirty lost one man
killed, . new wounded, and drove Oh the rebels
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and the Nansemond river on the l9th 20th and 2se
Sergeant Marvin watrous, aah New York. U.s.
Frank ID. Jerome, sth Connecticut. a et
1ehiel Smith, seth New York. ~ &C. re- s.A
lalstsnan, John r Bdwef ssh counectcuf, Mp, fesb
,r7-- Clancy, Goth New York, IN leg tsI sa la,t
Jacob Menz, 9th New York, tn mouth I
Moses White, 10th Pennsylvania, IN face and neck.
Charles Fish, seth New York In left thigh.
William Utter, seth New York, In
c. NJ. Yarns, Seth New York, In foot.
Z. e. Tompkns, S9th New York, In arm (amputated)
Charles Weaver 6oth New York in thigh.
Charles purdy, 89th New York, in leg
John Lawyer, Sth Connecticut, In chest
William X. Post, 6th Connecticut In arm and leg.
Alsonve rebel prisoners Of wounded and admitted
into the hospital at Suffolk on the Goth.
Is estimated that the rebel ioes at least eight 10
in the late attack suoR and Nansemond river
The battery captured from tho rebels the Goth inst
has been removed to place Of safety and be turned
upon the enemy 10 good advantage when required
The Gums Captured on tho Nsnsemond.
a.. TO THE DDrTOR OF TIE HERALD.
notice In your Fortress Monroe correspondence Of
Thursday paragraph to the effect that tho battery Of
guns recently captured the Blackwaer were marked
1Gen j. Fremont" and that the rebel officers taken In
the encounter sated that they had previously been cap
red from Gen. Fremont during his campaign In Western
Virginia The statement Of the rebel officers 10 moor
rect. No guns were captured from the Army OF the
Mountain Department wnilo under the command OF Cen
Fremont either In Western Virginia or elsewhere. In
your issue or today Frday) your correspondent statcs
that they captured during the peninsuar campagp
! Lisut. Col. and ABIDE Camp, Chief Of Artillery,
Staif Gen. Fremont.
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The Latest News.
FoaaRns MoNRoE, April q. ls63.'

FoarRns MONROE, April 70. ls63
The steamship 8. r. Spauding, Commander Howes,
arrived this afternoon from Newborn, N. c.
She reports that all is quiet that department and con-
Arms the previous report that the enemy have all left She
also repss that General Foster has returned again to
Ncwbern, having taken upward OF nifty prisoners
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Ths AIabana &c w erk.

Bosros, April ~, ioe3
The schooner Julia Grans from Caps Haytn ths is
issiani, has arrived here. shs bsinss tss following
tsiligcncs--
10 was reported IN CAps HAytsn thai tho Alabama
chased too vessels Ashore iusks Island passage TIE
18th q March; tss oss q sbsn hsA sons 70 pisces and
that the cargo o the o<bsy would be saved
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~ bycn, Aprn "a, 1919.
eorsrusf Gsnbis hss o.Asd tour rexmspss u nina
., us sstrics isso setys ssvviss fcs thirty days.
m oassgsssc> q sxisrsivs k1n.ppins IN tbs ybisny
r,o>s,ly ssner. osrs~ hss -wssd ord>r that ~
xrs-- bs psrnhs1 10 b~ ,Asss from shs esy 80
cal p~sA sras,sa By ne Dssrss o. cspsrsi Proves,
uaysa&.
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sasssy es c.ps oirarasss.

w. LOVE, hpfh ~ i'>S'
Dispatches received ., he>fgaarisrs snDoasos ths
rival q Gen. hcssDs eowmsna ~ csps 0h~sesa pea
tsrdsy Thai plA<s ea,lfsy safe from siiscs, ~
iBg vel for,asd and fslly Esrtsosed
riot KNOT also regarded s~curs, and such ssposI.
t,on q ous fross be-. seen na.as v speedily result
drivins ths rsbsss %, n Tho STATE
vsyr pccounsr has leo sr1hsssed. and q underwood
M h.,. r.yeslsi sn b. sbsw u the stfsnsih ~ fhs
ensmy.
M r.s.s bsv. s,e1ps-z rrsasr<0~-n, t~,asys-o
uns~ .~st q Pibs Ksob.
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Departure % ths senssa ser Panama
Erporf made for the Ysar-stsss es The
Markets, Ake.

Esporf made for the Ysar-sssss ss shs
Markets, Ae.
sAs Fsasrsoo, Aprn n, iss3
Tba sonora sailed to-day with baD1rsd p~sssngerr.
bs.iaes afsy soldse for the Massachusetts, oouins-sl
Among the passengers hundred and twenty 1vs
women and ons hundred chlldreh sbs also ,c.k
si.ioo5oo ln Treasure. q which tovoOoo was tor New
Yovk and the rs~i for fnsiznd.
rhs treasure shivnsas Al % roo roo IN srosss q The
eosr.spuadIns psrsd a Last year. Tfs u ssprn
u ncrchandss for ths orrsspndlnx period are
si ,2sosco.
nsrssu Inactive wbsa, snd bssisy have asciiDsd ie
sI,.e weoi o-sr; arr hidss. iso lard II He and bat
ter Dan Il 200 xcss ossb~rrs~ soh % easo. per ssos
-------~-------~----~
Arrival sf the Whaiss Jsha a. Rsbb.
Eso Hss~s, N. ", April ~, Iss3
Arrivsd bark John A. bpbb, csps Jsnnlngs from NE
s.s,h Asisnlie ssa from r~rnanbsoo wh 100 bar
rss whsls 90 barrels sp~rm and sytoo ponds baps,
Arrival 81 shs Unftsd states sssssss Msr-
ssAtsa ~ Bcssss.
Alter B~ros April n. 1853.
Arrived vpls>s su1, ssssnsr xwssa1 iroI Ph's
esshA
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THE FIGHT ON TINE nAMsEMoHp.

List OF Casualties-Ths Losses Of ths
Encmy-The Captured Battery, 30.
- FORTRESS AoNRos, April %. 1863
Annexed s list Of the killed and wounded at Suffolk
and on the Nansemond river the loh 2osh and 2lst
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OPERATIONS Of the REBEL pRIvAIrrRs

The bark Sea Ranger Captain Dow, arrived al Provi
donce Thursday last from Zanzibar with valuable cargo
Of ivory hides, dstes, &C. Captain Dow reportsharch
2s latitude NORTH longitude - West at O'Clock in the
morning, bark lee beam discovered she
was gaining TO windward on us fast; bohted ny or
vane the nixenmasi bead as 10 appear Ike Ham.
burg vessel AZ quarter TO ten the gunboat or such
she wss) being enough 10 her open ports and
guns ready for action, hostsd Hamburg coors.
she then hosied the red English ensign which looked
new did also Maryatts Signals which she showed soon
afterwards having no signals 10 answer with, shs
gradually dropped astsrn (ane presume road "condor,
Of Hamburg" which had painted stern. as had
the name and haing port bscked the stern and
bow and the Eagle aiso) and went 70 wndward nihis
vessel tho Alabama she " like her, and Of the sane
class she apparently about 900 tons, bark rgged
long and sharp witb full sized figure head. carried
two large guns amdshps having large and top
sails and small topgalant sails and royals and staysas
on every stay. She had smoke stack up when saw
her. she In the direct track Of outward bound
sels bound across the equator.
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NFHHfNl ApfH IT, IrfJ
Resrn Of Major General ys<u, Br'eadsr e..gah Sssio,
Heosman ard Poeo % M.~srn--ooa- Pries Haf a
FsqM aud DTtn>s or M hst>s, &c.
me steamer fseori, Capt. VAL, arrived thn nQrlius
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The Florida at work.

BAurAI, N. T., April "a, lses.
The steamer Delta, from -. Thomas tho illh and
Bermuda on the 10Th inst, has arrived hors.
The bark Gorilla, from New York for MAranham, ar.
rived al g. Thomas this lath nst dsmastsd having
oo,dsd with an English ship and had baiwarks, kc..
carried away.
Danish brig landed Il 81 csoir The i1sh iust tho
crews of following vessels captured by the Florida
ship Star sf Poace.
BARK LApwing, Of New Yort, from Boston for BA-
tavia, captured March II. In lat 81. lon. s2 Two
guns and eighteen put 90 board Of her By tho
Tho bark n. }. Caloord, of New York. vs captured
March 90. in ias. 20, on. 49, ws not known whsthsr
sbs burnt.
Five men Of the crew o the ship star of Peace ere
supposed 70 be 90 board q the tbrida.
Three boys were sakss from the Iapvins.
The cAleord (probsbIy the fASvns d mssns), 10 eass
thsy parted oompany. wss directed b meet the TDrda
the Line, In lon. -.