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msnish hin Of The dsrgsr Of diverting this war
I rem Is legitimate purpose 70 the perilsus ex-
BeIiuens Of an ab0li ion rfusase The var pro-
granlm5 Of the abolition aj5orgsn-zsfs sonprs-
Bonds not only the blo.zng 8ul Of African
slavery. sat the practical enforcement Cf their
fanatieal notions Of hum8R eqHsl,y. The ma
rnent the Administrations becomes committed 70
dis ravolutia nary Programmes tEere will be 2
popElaT r>acsion against !. which netting can
resist. The people Of th7 Tsvsltes States wi.
accept the war IS a wsr Of eIterrniralion, and
the conservative pepalzr mzIoritiss OF the 10y 81
States viii rise up in their wIath and hur. the
AdmlHistraii3n and it' party rom power and
lnt9 everlasting diszTaCr. Ths loyal Ststes
thsns Of this war 70 put VI the rebellion sHd
30 rs-ssta5lish tha rig sGthority Of the
UnisH, bB. neither New Tolk, nor Psnnsylvsnis,
nsr Ohio nor I'liasis, viii consent TO delay this
param9Eut ctjsct of reunion n order 70 con
inus tho war for tho abolition 0i Southern
slavery and the Reconstruction Of the Union
upon the plstt5rns Of neErs equality.
We believe that ths opportunity is at and
when the proclamation ct an amnesty, as pro
psssa - NJ. Seward, viii pat an ea5 t3 the
war and secure the triumph Of the Uaios. The
people Of the safes committed 20 JEFF Davis
cazHot fail zow to perceive tast his csase is
hopeless thst his srIai9s are beaten b8yoad re-
csvsrY. and Sat azlisst the 0y3rWholniug pew
81 Of uaitei North farlksr resistance is vaiB
ard sHicilel j lt, sa the ether hsRd, let PrsSi-
dent Ljncol1 rsiset those Bsrlicious abolition
esEnssE, which. If followed, Wiz bring rum
upsa his sdninistra.ion, sal the couR-ry into a
state Of sslfieal tsrmal az3 anarchy, the sad
OF which VII se aisseiui9n, foreign intsrvsn-
ton, aEd two or taras or half = dozen petty
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From the scene Of army operations On tbs
Northern bsEder We have nsthiag new except a
rapGrt which comes from Winchester that the
F7dsrsl forces are ia possession Of snieksI's
gap, IN the Blue Ridge Tbs gap is the lowest
one in the range Of mountains through which
road posses practicable for army puryssas- IL
is ssms twenty miles sbovs HaTpsr's Ferry.
Through this gap passes the msia road ron
Wiaehss ter TO Alexandra and Wsshingtoa City.
What tas movements are or where the lses-
tinH Of Gen Lees forces, We are not advised
Il IS By 20 msaas improbable, hswevsr, thss
they occupy q positi0s to mas5 say attempts Of
ths enemy to Gbstruct their line Of commHRies-
lien. The occupation Of Suckers gap, and the
ferry st thst point viii Be Of little Consequences
if Gen Lee dssigus crossing the mountsias. He
viii perhaps take the F'roat R9ysl rauts and fa.l
back on the same roads over which the nam
boay Of his troops advanced, crossing tha
mountains as Ashby's or ChestsI's gaps Bat
We have yet no evidences that Gen Lee regards
q further retr9grE3e movement As Necessary. IT
may be that BE viii await the movements Of his
opponents, sad if possible % draw them into is.
give them battle in the lower valley.
Disgatek, 24lk.
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Euccmruzenacrt fer the TEnsfa from she
Ese.aala Of gEfsIRrr.

L4esssas Of History.
/ The histary Of all siYilzs5 nations Of past
ages assHor this lss-isn decidedly in she Hsgs-
tive Greece, s-asll TeBs1lic consisting of Eet
rnsfs LhaH 8 half dszsn States, whass p0Buls-
i5n did vet exceed tATas mitlisns, Was Invaded
Ter the Pnroose Of sshjgEa.ioa by tho Persian
Ea6Harea, Asr1es, with sa array mere Numerous
thsR tas entire p1Bulzasa sf the country they
iavsded; Fa, Rer soldiers were vel disciplined
aaa bravo, ssd the result was that Persia failed
/ 70 sRbisEsts Der, aud Der iRvsdsrs rc.urnsd
sOms with not more than q hfsh part sf the
sTay that entered Greece.
Eaglsud, with population four tAes more
numerous thaR shat CT Scotland, by taking Sd-
vantage of the domestic di5eo7is Of the country,
for mere than two centuries, at various times,
s-tsnpts3 her sz5iugstiou, and in the reign Of
Edward The III 3.i saccea1 with a powerful army
Ia ovsrTsnRjHg t5s saairs codntry, taking svsTy
| fortress, tasir capital aad eveTy seaport t3wE,
aHd yet, notwithstanding, her chiefs Whs fed ts
her uOEu aims, assembled a powerful army Of
detsrninsd msn, aud st The field Of BanHock-
burn 80 completely ysnqushsi s7d dispersed
the British army, that it uss the last sstsapi
that England ever made at subjagstion, and
thoaEI tas two kingdoms afierwSrd becsms
uHifed UH6sr the same mcHsreh, it was the re-
sails Of civil compromise and ret Of conquest.
But case mere analogous 10 thss Of the
ssu.hsn States and lhas of the Nsrtksrn GsT-
erument presents itself ia that Of Sp8in and
Portugal Portugal was department. of Spain,
separated fton tha other departments BY a chain
Of m5untRiHs, and containing a population less
than one fourth Of the entire kingdom PortG-
gsl felt, or fascsi. Inst sbs did not enjoy equal
privileges with the other dspsrtmsn.s, and,
therefore, in q convention, passed 3 resolution to
sees5e frem the Spanish GJvsrnnsGt and have
3 government Of their swn- Sssin called this
rebellion, and sent s powerful army, by land
and Sea, te crash it eat. Portugal also assem-
bled an srmy, which was eommsn5ej by the
Duke DsBrsgsuz7, aud, after many years effort
Of alss-Aate defeat and vjessTy. Spain absH-
dansa the country, and faally acknowledged
her as aR Independent kingdom, and her rebel
dake IS king.
Scotland IN her efforts WAS without = navy
50 Was Portugal, and lhs ports ef each. sll the
while under the s;Tietsst blockade, sud naiihor
sf them possessed Of half the internal resources
for lhs supply Of food OF arms IS are the Con-
fldsrgts s;ases, and esen Of thsm had 30 contend
with a grsstsr Numerical ference in the field
Il fellows therefore. as q fact, tha. if We suIar
ourselves to bs sl5jlZa.s1 it is because we are
lass brave than eithar 81 these kingdoms This
We do not believe, sud rleref1rs utterly 6isesrd
~ approximations Of bjagsfon-BssterH Cor
olfsgfHH
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I'D m LEN IND NlLLElCITRERS.
HI|H 0HNDI Va IaI8 u L60d-
Tx ~ KIND,

rFEE fcCV.uE IS .hs stem a1eptsc for ths coleo-
! fo- -f tle takes lu And
Al tl6euI uf Tie Cuat-rmsEer Generals Depart
rusHt 81 a-siE-ri tLs Epslai cbage OF the sUbjsct
A as tire lHE guartfrs1zslsr " th the rank 8f Major
IaE. Erea 90 szch btsts, and POI QuartoImasier,
uth 4ls TauE 80 Captain, n each Congregational Bls-
frfcs tslsrl ur-ctiuabs g Co collect The tenth.
Ea4 ,au-rs-El0lsl District will b. zubdI sdsG by
Ire P.st c1ate charge Of ii into sections for
t-H.3Evu ICnt delivery BY TIE fax Psyer 81 lis guots
~ 9rgsrcs szd sgnts viii be appointed By thst Ga
cer 90 take charge Of TIE cePOt - be eaablhsd in
each trclgu
Before these 5spots can be sstabshed the ssssBs
nrnts required uadsr fhe Law be ma6e, the crop oi
Fnau g l- hay and he clip Of wsel fer - present
. ar vii have been hecurra
20 relieve farmers irrll The rEk ara iHcouvtnience
Of stedsg tla 0-verzm. 81 portion, Een ts Cd,
7n iurl .11te sEFpI.s i5r ths CT be HrBy, the
TBpa tl1.ut aHls-izss asd reaueEs fa-Hsrs rssidn
ftar u1ffa ais.e 1aaEl now atisued -
deivar tle lrNeruueut teu-a or any part o. IT, e
fhaf Q aa.l arlsz-er
fiaer De law amerg are regulrad 90 deliver II siT
ftuth 80 d. not u-eEr than glt milsB iroHa the
raca of rrrluc If they VIII Geiver ua5er n Is
asest ts GCTeIl elt WI. pay fer the trsnsPortstioH
j. excess ri sight niles. The Qaartsra1sst reesrv ng
rral.ca UE.eE flls -ale wl receipts 20 the pre-
ducsr -cale thar 80 uuca of his tax he paid
A1d ta Pes tlaIterl Igst-r Of the CougreEsiena
Disrict os. BE- icl the tenlh after tae
h-s Csr5o -hes and made 8. / .oWH 90 Kim. the Guar
frrllastar yhul J-- ollc- delivered win also
rec 10 % 90 she Pest qua sster o. he Di5trct
il mao copy % Ih8 rsc-igt upon the szEss-
sars s.ts before tr1sisIgng t 20 The agents ~ the
FuttlF O.. depot L4hklG BhtrH,
iy2lsa = q. "a see. rel in charge.
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VOL. XIV, NO. 142

siyiduals or private corporations. For cur
selves We wsuId almost a. s0en see It 20 10 the
Yankees as 70 England. BOT a bals should bs
allowed 70 20 ont except sHch as is sent By the
Government 70 be exchanged for military stores
sHd to pay iis debts abroad.
As regards those c0Btsmptibls little traders
who lurs along ths lines and s=iudIo The Gov
eminent by slipping IN goods without paying
he lawful dEty, every moihsTs son Of tsem
should Be taken up and lodged il tae ~ sss
pHnitantiarT
The eouBtry demands that Congress take some
definite and rig.d aeiisn on this sabjsc. at ihs
earliest day 5raeEcabls, and as the session is
some time of. the President should, as military
Measure, close every port Of the C0nfederacy to
such q ac1mmsFes, esith such exceptions as in
bis jadEmsut sound policy might dieta.e.--Sg-
yEH,tGh RspujiicaB.
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fr0Hs stasFrfs EEfaitds
We have received the last issue sf the Ns,o
South tie YzEkss Sheet Published as Pert Royal.
1t is Sled with acesuats sf tka esemy's opera
iioRs su Msuis islsss, from which we make fail
extracts. Oar readers viii remember that the
facts, as zsrrsted, are not without the usual ed
mixture of Ectisn, found in every Yankee mar
rstive Of the war:-CdaTlesioa Mercury.
FrsE tbs New South, July Isl
THR ADVANCE on HsELEsTOy-CAPTUEE OF
THE GREATER PAaF OF NORRIS ISLAND.
We have obiaiHed fran reliable sources fuIl
acceust Of eur victoTy at Norris island. We
are obliged, fer want Of space, greatly TO cen
dense the "details, bat We give ell the essential
facts.
Since Gen. GilEers's arrival in the depart
nsHt the greatest activity has prevailed, cut all
movements were made wijh such judicisBs
secresy ard caution. that ne suspicion vas eK-
cited EmsnC the rabels-er at the North that the
department eff TIE Ssuth was 60 be distinguished
By GA active csnipsien.
BriC-8en Vogdes was relieved as post com
alsEssnt st Fslly islsRd by Erir.-GeR. Seymour.
Brig Gen. Strong wss placed in command sf 8
tiue brigade; guns spd smHEEitisn we're tTsns-
fsrreS ts Folly islaad BY night, Bn5 Tie plan ef
bzilding batteries On this end Of Felly island,
where zshizg bat oar own trsoPs Gud vessels
could ever come, was charged for eHs Of tho
batteries = the ffeEt, wheIe wa could defend
against attsek sr ASSUME tas eif3Rsivs
Large fatigue parties, consisting s3netiu of
SIX Tegimsn's, were set st wsTk each hirht.
buldiag batteries azdar ths 6irselioz Of General
VeESss, with GoHgral SsyEegT, Ass supervising
sRd LieatenaBts Ss'sr, Wilsss and Aag9ire, sf
the engineers, to adasd 10 de'eils, we bsd s5mi-
rable typographical advantages Ths poiut was
surrounded by a raars ef ssE3 hlgfs, sgd esv-
cred BY 8 dense growth Of wocd snd chseRsrel.
Whils or men worked, erecting imPregHasis
defeRsss, and mounting batteries Ek.ch they
could net withstand, with all their prepars.isa,
:hs rebels Supposed We had ssly q szsil picket
fsrce ths-c, and amused themselves By wasting
SHELLS in TIE Wosis where thay supposed ear
piekets ts be located. The arrarg 5ments had
been InaSo for an attack On TIE uorairg ol
Thursday, July lOh, bat Psevidszce Eai ersere1
it sthsrggise, sn5 6eeTasd tina. Friday Ehoals be
the rebels unlueky day. I. hs3 been srrzsged
that GezesaI S.eveRscn's brigade, ana C5l5Hel
MantgeBery's colsrrd brigade. should gsup On
transports, ca Wednesday ziEh', 70 jsiu Tsrry's
5ivisieR, which had an important part 30 per
fera, on James islasd. Daring tie night a
gale aross, tsera was high wisd ard heavy
ses, ssd lie trsRs ports were obissd TO lay eff
the bar Oh msrRiHg So the attack was pest
psaed for q day, and the pisz sufficiently chang
ed to sRszrs succsSs in case thesDnginal oks bad
been discovered
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sTIhL bArEs rzosI rnE NORTH
AsTgaH's EEpsaliisa Reported CaptsTed-Skarp
CaUGtFy Figh on he POtcmac-Tts Eae1ay
DursH Back Aey0sg tie RiBsT-ARGc. on
Charleston Etc

NtssI+eStohr Ella
We received last uighs Northern papers of tks
2lst Tbe late Aour At which we rseeivsi them.
permits as 20 give only very brief summary
Of tie news :-Richai0nd EzzminsT.
On last Friday the Yankee General Gregg at
tempted to maks sweeping raid ea tie rear OF
Lse's srmT. BslwGen SbeDhsrdstown and Mar
tiashurg be eaul5 EB wits S-uzrt's cavalry, and,
after d severe engagement Of several k3urs.
Gregg was drives back and forced to Tseros5 the
PstsHsc.
Tae Nsrtbsra papers have q batch of dis
patches rom -Oli5, taliiag Of tAs "3eieat" Of
Morgan. IL appears that Morgan attempted to
eress tae One sear Coeloyyills. bat wss prs
vsatsd BY lbe guHb5a.s-lssiag, The sec,unt
says, $50 in killed and drowned, and 1000 taken
p5isone.s. M5rgsn finding himself surrounded,
brsks up his feree iHt5 detachmsuts, and At
tempted 60 striks for different crossings Of the
river. J'Eey were being pursued by sh5 YEakse
force Some 300 Of Msrgas's u1eu are said 70
Rave safely crossed the civer It Bsalsville 70 the
Virginia shore, compelling the citizens to ferry
.hem scross. The remainder Of Horgans force,
the Ya-ksss clsim, were being ovsrtsken and
pursued.
A dispatch from Washington says:
Agents Of States shhrgsS With the csre CT
the wsuade3, come hit-sr fssa tbs fsld Of &c.
tysbHEE, su3 state ths- Thousands Of rebel
wounded are yet aaprovijed with shelter OF sur
gicai fIeasmantn
Let ear Government eff ,isls remember this
vhHa they taxa the Eicass csrs Of our railroads
fer YaakeFp priserers AID put or wounded n eat
ls trains.-Ez
Ths New Ysys AlJi5s has baan informed
taEeuga some source, which is said TO be neither
tea-rll nor C5rf1era-e, that tAe monitors IN
the recent attack On Battery Wagner did not
altogether realise the i0ad expsc atoms enter
tsined in tNair behalf" They pounded sws7,' -
says tae A{JJon every vigorously on the first
day; a h0svy s7a On the following enc k=Ps
then si50f, but thsir f-s when brought again
int action, is said 70 have bsen feeble and wild
and i is sd3ai that they have been withf-svn-" )"
The Al5i9H then asks very significantly. Were
hey damaged Had thsir p8adsrous tUrIst5
becsUus unmsoazebls1 We cauuot ssyr
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The BTiHciBsl fsetgrss Of the plan Of attack
we're as foilsws: A geasrsl bozbsr6rnart &c ifa
rebel works frsm al Ibs batteries az Cama SEW
m0Ur. 81 the frsnt Of Fslly isiaad, cs-opsra-
tiEg with tie Havv, in sem5ardiFg the fsrts st
The otasr end sf Morris islsHi. Aa at.ssyk with
best kowiiEs-s on the resel rias pits pr5,setiHr
ibs exposed hauE of tssir works Caetsrs Of
The r a. p..1 by czarFs vita iUEr companies OF
the III C5nEGGicEt sTsirg Of all the works
b. tEe rsaaiuds- Of S.rssg's brigade landing
irom Fsliy river. Occupation OF a nertien Of
Jsnes lssHd by stTsBg ferca ERier General
Terry, TO osers.e tar.bsr d thu proper tiIDs un-
Ger veThsi inst.uo.iyEs.
All these features Of the plan we're most sue
csEsIsily executed, without q single failure in
sHy particular. Ws have tie orders csHtsia-
ing lkese PASS, 5St they are tes lengthy fer
ogr eslumrs The brigs5cs oalsi5s the bar
saHe IN On Thursday, aud tho msvaz'cnts ac-
cerdiHgy All case lf tAst night Tha attack
censored st 6ve o'clsCk On Friday msrzizg
from CaHB s-yusur, where we had forty four
guus, cen ElsPGsa aud manned as fo!lGsys: o.
Tigat et h-sl line, company I, % Rss5e Island
artillery, Captain ErsyJon, four three ipcb Dyer
guns; On left of frst lise. company 81 3 Raa3o
Is,aB3, Capt j. J. Comstoek, ic, fsur teA-iaeh
mcItGrs; in tEe ceater Of tTss lire OF works,
Capt Ham,l en- S battery. Z, 81 UHits2 States
artillery, commanded ~ Lieut.. yrick. six ten
inch PausH guRs, ass detachment 15t Uai,od
States artillery, under l5t Sergeant Lee, CEN
pEny c, three thirty Psgzd Parrots; aad slse
in the brst llRs, coEpaRy !, 3 Ra0dg Island al
iillsry, Capt G. @ S-rahaa. four twenty pound
PsTrstts; esmpsuy B. 33Rhoss Is.sn3 artillery.
Capt AlEert Green SIX tea inch mor.a-s. and
coHpRHy D, 81 Rss5a Island artillery. Captain
essr3 sa=w, sich 35 Resad Paust-s In the
ssceaa hHs, commanded by Mrisr Bailey. Sd
Rkode Island, were i've eight inch mofsarf,
worked By 6atachmest OF ce~paHy ", 81
Rhode Island, Lieut Holbrssk; sad fsar Weird.
gsss, undsr csnmand sf Lieut.. Burssmeysr,
30 New York artillery
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vRRY IMPOR CaNr REOm nIaxEU0

From the Rcbmsnd SsnHBsl
From ih5 Zee del CsWerciO OF Vera Cruz OF
the first Of J ally, Tecsjved At the department Of
stata, we select various interesting details OF
the French operations ia hsxics - ts that date.
GsnsfFl F07sy appeared before Pssbla on tse
10Th Of MaTcs, and opened his parallels en- the
225 Of that meath
ssaeTsl ClmeRfsrt, wks commanded tie
Mexican army in ths fsld, attempted to relieve
ths sasiegel garrison with train CT supplies
and munitiaBs OF war, bat his fsrces were sur
prissd and routed on the msTRing of she 9Th Of
Nsy, with the less of his best artillery, feur
flags, the whole train, aEd from four to six thou
sasa ia killed, w0uRaej, prisoners, and desert
ers.
Ga the 16lh Of Nay, negotiations for cspitu-
isti1 n commenced, and on ths l7th Gen 0cega
surraase,ed In tie proclamation Of General
Forsy. he announces as the fruits Of this cspitR-
la.io1 lS 600 pnvstes rnads prisoners, as well IS
tvverty-six general officers, TIVE hundred Geld
officers, aaa 800 or 900 nleTisr officers, with $50
gpHs, etc.
Among the prisoners whe had given tssir pa
roles we're GeHsrals Gorz ilez, Ortegs and Lave
PAteni, who escaped, in vielatisR Of their pc
roles, aud AsA 10 0fzaba. Gen. Mendoza and
the other sueeyior Ulcers refused 70 become par
ties to such inlamy.
The FIRST news ef ths surrender Of Paebla
reached Mexico on the I9th Of May, when the
Government Immediately deereed the expulsion
Of the FCeRsh residents from the city. Some
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TIE NEWS YESTERDAY Hardly ever Be-
fore wss shis city 50 bare Of news as on yasssr
day. Thsrs was net even the rspogs of a con-
temPHbls Yaakes raid 70 vary the unususl
mono,oDy. True, it was said ths. General Lea
was either rserUssing or lad rscrassed isi3
Maryland But this was more Of 3 prophste
%.
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JOB WORK
20 NsBNAL.

wV- g. FIaRE-, COMMISSION MERCHANT. GHd
4 ses'er iu 81. kiuda Of country Frsdues has re-
116vas l-a,= Bis lse store ID The N0rcrrss building
was d1rralI 20 be store late y occupied By Ripley
Etoei Craca=-y Esercl-Gt v Li ehau street, two
ru-rs -ra1- rs ad -zre Et,rs, w1srs he viii be
Es-r- ta see d serve slI rf bis friends and eust0ers
Elg sarF-A large AID w5u assorted stock Of
lr.CS .rF ard Glassware.
r-.I 81 r. g. srHMs
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81 CEAH OK Is NO @s3.
EaaDQU QUAGTfls PAlyJL.aD D AID EECaADl
PRISON RS.
DEuCr0Lrs, Ala July 18th 1888.
z pER1LED Man lsayi7 q ID camp On furleugh
are uut-Ez1 chat no Surgeons certificate for extern
f.a- o.. Iaave viii he rt-0gniZ uu.ess from regular
slrreHu % lle confederate army
Al pn-6ol msa wiz report st 'hess Headquarters
IamedIa.eT tls expiration of their f-Ii0uE-E, Cr
1ffes via be- daalf with .es--ters.
tfi.g-s Uf ne Government and Staes srs Tgque,tsd
60 Cr-cr such Es- Oh re .srt t7 these Headquarters
Oh th5rr fu-ug 90 comp y taeysh3uld be es;sd
Ard under GU .ld
B~o.Eerlt EzJ. HENRY DAVIS.
Ccrluze.i- 9 Par6lld asa Exchanged erlsCngrs
JNo II ALLIsJs, -sdJltau.-
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BY M'CLANAHAN & DILL.
Only SpFeal.
TAX EERSE or CHAEaEsEeE

F7vEF as15 EfgegesfiSig Yankee .acc0anEs
fr0Hs sEsrTfs FEfald.
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YANKEE ACTIVITY. ETc.

We axe rapidly constructing batteries sad de-
feBses, principally By night, and are succeeding
admirably. Among the prisoners eaptarsd, was
Lisst. Bss, cousin OF the rebsl Gen Bee; Capt.
NeC6Iter, son of the mayer Of Nsw Orleans,
and sine other commissioned .sficers, with ore
hundred and thirteen privstss
Gen Teuy's division is en- James islsHd, hav-
ing landed from SssRo river They have had
no 6ght As yet but in a slight skirmish the pick
cts killed two rebel cavalry. They viii be heard
from in due time
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eFE CEAE 0RDEk No. 25.

VIA NTEE-ag tbe Pistol IA toTy-sEe h1n6red
3 -H-h Is EF OLD BOOTS or SHES fer which
q s--F Dr.. o-.7.. be- pad fivsI1w
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A TROUBLESOME GUi

Daring The day ems sf the captured Keokak's s
gaas, which sur navy shsuld have locked after,
was pointed frsm Fert Sumter ssysrd the camp,
three miles distsut, where Cen. Gilmsre's head
quarters were, aud immense slsagated shells
we're thrown int it Nssyiy every 0ns burst in
the immediate vicinity of headquarters One
man was killed snS sevsral wsuRded; we hsSr Of
ne other casualties there; hut at the front ssms
were wounded Tuesday all was tslsra5ly
quiet with tie exception of ssme shslling on
bsih sides
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HIS Sseond Address TO the People Of O5io-Es
AeseptS the Nomination for G0DerHor and De-
fines his Position.
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vALLANDsG nAm.

Msjor-GsEsral, Senator, COMMANDMENTS Chief ot
the Asxiesa Expedition.
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THE YANKEE LOSSES.

Or Suadsy q rebel fercs sf negroes and others
wss discovered building AsskiHg wsrks eB Mer-
ris island ia the direction sf Fort johnson
HamiltOn's Battery went dswu 70 S e0nvenisE L
place and opened fire on them. They were
speedily captured, AID = stssmer which was "
ing Al tbs landing was disabled at the frst shot,
oEe Rap being killed. Shsrtly after the steam
er was blown Hp BY shst through her boilers
Ga Monday she was burned sy our troops.
Durin- Msnday the rabels shelsi eur picks Is
gunb0sts, b8ih the mentors aad wooden ones
Ihe principal ere bsing directed at Fsrt Wagner.
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uOLLAND. HELLLEs q %.
J.E. WILLIAMS,

oldest Warehouse in the City,