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able. The black hearted villain deserved
to die the very death he did die, and at
the hands of the very man who killed
him. The case ought never to come into
court, and take it the Doctor will never
be incurred of why he shot the miscreant,
unless he should unfortunately fall into
the hands of the rebels. He has the sym
pathies and respect Of oil loyal men In
this country.
The Doctor performed q painful duty
when he shot Van Dorm, but it was one
of bold and manly daring, without par
allel since this wicked rebellion was in
augnrated. He walked into the rebel
generals quarters in open daylight. pas,
sing the sentinels, and demanded sails-
faction for the injuries done him, while
the rebel was surrounded by members Of
his Staff, and while he was seated u his
table writing. He rose mp, and read to
the Doctor what he had written, and Of
fered q satisfaction. The Doctor told
him that was not satisfactory, whereupon
Van Dorm ordered him to leave the room,
a id cowardly rascal, or he would
kick him out. The Doctor instantly drew
a revolver, aud shot his brains out I;
wheeled upon his heel passed ont thro'
two gates mounted his horse. and rode
off some three miles, when he had heavy
pair of black .whiskcrs, coming down up
on hiJ bosom, shaved close to the face,
and coat Of hair flowing down upon his
shoulders cut short He laid aside high
crowned fashionable hat, and put on .
sleek cap, and, upon arriving at Shelby
vile, he learned that the Right Reverend
Major General Bishop Leonidas Polk had
ordered his arrest, and started out some
cavalry in search of him, with printed
bills describing his person. He rode sew
eral miles with three of the men, passing
with them out of town, but he BY nc
means filled the bill Thus he escaped
detection, and reached Nashville 10 safety.
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New Y ork, June /.

New York, June l.
Several provision merchants OF this
city have been swindlcl out of $4,000
by person named NJ. Sarcenan.
Port Royal advices, per Argo, state our
force on Folly Island we no attacked on the
26th by rebels who were repulsed.
Gen. Hunter has issued an order draft.
ing all able bodied men not in the employ
of the Government fou nd in his depart
ment after the 18th day of June.
1t is stated an expedition is being sem
into the interior Of Florida.
A BRITISH blockade runner, large
steamer. trying to get out of Charleston
was discovered on The night of the 20tl
and sunk before she could gain the bal
by the Powhatan. Officers and crew sup
posed to have persisted. On the ESQ
another steamer was discovered and FIRE,
into. She recrossed the bar under heav
FIRE and sunk in the main channel OF
Morris Island. Both Of them had larg
cargoes
All farloughs have been stopped il
Hunters department.
1t 10 reported several regiments wer
ordered to Virginia, but Hunter refuse
to lei them SO and sen protest to tn
President.
The monitors still lid off Edisto. TIL
Ironsides is opposite S pmter.
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Cairo. June I

The Memphis Bull etin of Saturday
gives an accoun. oftwo skirmishes between
our cavalry forces and rebel rangers. Or
Sunday Col. McCrelis. with the 18th Iii
nois, on the way FROM Germantown t.
UpperM ississippi encou htereda rebel flores
and drove them south OF the Tallahatche
with loss of killed and 3 MORALLY
wounded.
The other under Maj Walker, 9th Kan
sas, from Helena. Five miles on, on tht
25th uit, he encountered force of rebels
and had a sharp skirm ish. Federal JOSS
5 killed and 93 wounded. Rebel loss
killed and wounded.
Sergeant Jopp Griffith, Go. l, sXd Iowa.
on the 29d, at Nleksh urg, with eleven
men charged one of the rebel works and
took it. After holding it sometime
the rebels retook IL. killed the ii
men and knocked inc Sergeant
insensible. He reco tercd conscious.
ness just as ten rebels IN the
fort had fred their mus keis at our forces
He sprang TO his feet, caught his musket
took the reDeis prisoners auo maieuco
them into the Federal ines.
Gen. Carr is not hui 1t as reported
Gen. Hovey has not been injured, nor ha'
Gen. Steele. The officers Of the rebe
prisoners arrived to-da ". They are az
follows:
Three Colonels, s 1t. Colonies, s Ma
jors, 6 staff officers, 40 Captains, 45 lei
Lieutenants, IS I'd Lieu tenant and Ill 81
Lieutenants. Total 4 $40 privates.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
THE SITUATION At IlCkSBURG,
Accounts of the First
Four Days Fighting.
Gallant Conduct or Osss'
T-0Ops!
THE FRENCH SUCCESS
Full IN MEXICO.
Purn1A AND 1900 PRISONERS
CAPTURED
THE FRENCH SUCCESS
Full IN MEXICO.
Purn1A AND $4,000 PRISONERS
CAPTURED
A Report that Marmaduke
Captured Helena and
Hung 1000 Negroes!
HEROIC FEED OF AN IOWA BOY
New York, June /.

New York, June /.
The Herald's Washington dispatch
says, the Government has no intelligence
later than the 26;h, when Grant was pro.
crossing fsyorably. The silence OF the
Richmond papers is CONSIDERED an augury
that nothing has occurred At Vicksburg
encouraging to rebels.
Correspondence OF tho POSE, dated near
Y.ckshnrg, May 22d, says, this is the
fourth day Grant army has been around
the iutrenchments of Vieksburg; during
that time there has been daily battles and
connonade.
At least 1000 Of our men have been
placed hors du combat 10 the several
charges ordered against rebel earthworks.
During last night the gunboats aud NOR
tars in front kept ups continual FIRE, and
several buildings we're burned by explod-
ing shells.
AIS O'Clock this a. m. cannonnading
commenced along our entire line from
every hilltop in front Of tie enemy s
WORKS. Rebel guns were dismount-d,
smbrasurcs torn, parapets and calssons de.
st,oyed, which the rebels are 2owerless
TO replace Our skirmsbers we're close TO
she works, unerrinsly picking of rebel
gunneu.
This csnnonnading continued 2 hours,
when Smiths, Cars aud Osterhaus' d.
visions charged thro' murderous cross
and en6lading fire close up 10 the rebel
works. where an impossible ditch with
sharp stakes was encountered by our men
who planted their flag directly in from
of fort. and then crouched down behind
IN embaokm out Of range Of the rsbe
FIRE. The rebels inside the fort could no,
show their heads above the parapets with
out meeting death from our sharpshoot
ers, ana could only effect anything b.
cutting of fuses to shells, lighting then
and rolling them out over an outer EN-
bankment.
Subsequently our boys with picks ant
shovsls dug breach into one fort, and
was thus taken. Ons fort was gallant,
taken by storm by Cars division.
During three days We lost Eve officer
killed, including three colonies, and fft
wounded. steee's force is reported !
have lost 1000 men.
The Herslds Washington dispatc1
says, reports tonight justify the belle
that Legare is elected in the Accoma
district and Kitchen in the Alexandra
district Of Va.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.


4sSW AOfAt Suuc ~
An extra Of the Havana Diaro of the
25,h. received per steamer Saeldrak, re-
ports the arrival at Havana Of the French
war steamer Darien from Vera Cruz with
important dispatches from Gen. torrey
announcing the occupation of Pnebla By
the French forces under his command
The prisoners include Gen. Ortega, 29
other Generals, 900 other officers and II ).
00O men.
IL appears on the 10th Gen. Forrey
opened with heavy artillery on the For
Iolime Puliian, and on the 18th bieaci
was effected. The French troops lher
moved to the assault and after desperat,
resistance entered tn. place. when Gen
ortegs surrendered Internationally. o.
The 10th one division OF the French arm,
started for the city Of Mexico.
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A dispatch 10 tho President from HID
quarters Army of the Potomac, rays, our
flags Of truce to-day brought no papers,
but the LATEST news 10 the rebels is dis
pstch from Johnston, 9th, to the effect
that up TO that time the Unionists had
been repnlsed with great slaughter, and
the dead we're becoming very offensive.
VIM. M. Evarts, now 10 London, states
that he feels assured the British Govern
ment will in good faith do its best to pr O.
vent the sailing or rebel pirates.
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New York, June /,


Memphis papers of the 28th slate that
the Bulletin confirms the statement that
Grant invests V1ck,burg. 1t also states
our forces have succeeded 10 taking q
portion OF the rebel works. The forts re.
naming to be taken are very formidable
and command the entire town. Several
charges have been made upon upon them
bul with little success. The rebels seem
=, TO- shlaR their position is impregnable.
ne flser batteries have been mostly al
fenced. sherman is on the right i've
M'ies from halnes' Bluff, McClernand on,
anu ball mikes from the court hous,
on the centre, Mcpherson 1t the love
end Of Vicksburg.
The report that Pemberton offered !,
surrender Vicksburg On terms is confirm
Cd.
Il i also believed that the r.no,,ad :,
riyal u Danks' forces n Wasrsutou
tgue.
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Ne " York, June /.

The Post understands Gen. Fremont
was elected President of the Pacific r.
r., Eastern Division.
A Washington letter in the Commer-
cial states, 1t is believed the reported nd
vance of the rebels has no further found
alton than the transit of single divis.
ion TO Culpepper, and that Stuart Is max.
ing preparations for another extensive
cavalry raid into Md. or Penn.
Gen Hoods di -ision OF the rebel army
will. it is said, support this advance par'
way.
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DR. PETERS AND GEN. VAN Doom.
Letter from PaTs ON Brswnlow.

NAsHvILL LIZ, May 20, 1865.
To the Editor of the Press:
Sra: am boarding. for the time be-
ing. at the same house with DIR. Peters,
the gentleman who recently killed the
re- bel General Van d prn. DR.. Peters
turns out to be different man from what
l supposed him to be. In other words,
he turns out TO be . gentleman / know
something Of. served with him in the
Southern Commercial Convention, seven
or eight years ago. He. more recently,
served in the Legislature Of Tennessee.
He is very clever gentleman. and is a
man Of good sense. and, with all. is worth
several hundred thousand dollars. He
owns the most princely mansion ia Maury
county, at Spring Hill, where he spend )
his summers. He owns three plantations
in Arkansas, within our lines, and $50
slaves. He is Union man, and has been
all the time, and has been protected By
our generals for the last twelve months.
He is even now raising crop Of cotton
between Helena and Memphis and
have joined Gov. Campbell and Colonel
Stokes in procuring him authority 10 Wis.
it his plantation ia Arkansas to look af.
ter his Interests.
DR.. Peters is 4 modest, courteous. and
kind hearted gentleman, in his 44th year,
and is about live feet nine inches hivh -
lie commenced life q poor man. and hs,
pracnced medicine about twenty years
he has th'ee childrf 10 by first marriage
and two by his prese 10. wife. His prese q
vile was = Miss Nc kissic, . fine lookin
woman, very sensible, aud highly accom-
plished. She perto rms well upon the pi
sno, harp and violh b.
The particulars Of her criminal con
nec''on with the rebel general am no,
: aoe 20 give, and. were. am not dis
posed to go into hch details. suiSce !
!. to say, that the evidence OF criminaIi,y
= .na 81 most villalaoas treatment by ID
ssse snssEs ~ s'sas aAA snassAtiss
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Ne " York June l

Steamer Arago, fro m Port Royal, 90.
arrived to-day. She Il as a large number
of officers and soldiers as passengers,
among them Gen. Saxton and Staff.
Steamer Dudley Buc k, from Newberne.
3Oth. arrived
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Ne W York, June |

Steamer Sheldroke from Havana, 25th,
arrived this p. NJ. 1t was reported at
Havana that the yello w fever had broken
out among the French in Mexico.
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I,o, lisyille. Nav 81,

Louisville, May 81.
A special to the Jou tnal from Murfrees-
boro, 3oth, says. Mar maduke is reported
to have captured He lena, AK. and a
reg't of negro soldiers who together with
the whites commandIn them, he hanged.
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Philadelphia, June l.
The Govt subscription agent reports
the sale to-day of 81 sos. $50 Of i've
twcnties.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE,
K00tuk lava hnv 81 Ihxa

SURVEYORS OFFICE
Ksotut. Iowa, Nay ~, lbS1.
NorIcE.-To all persons having guns, revoivsr.,
pistols, munitions Of Of any kind for sale srs
ordered not 10 sell dispose the without sn,
obtaining permit from the undersigned BY order Of
,Ae Special Agent OF the Treasury Department. An
psrsoos violating tAis order will be liable 10 have sush
goods conncsted forthe The Gavernpsn. Of The
United States. JOHN srAkNUs,
ma 2s-dH Surveyor and Colles,or.
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Lee NslAksss e E-ssr
i, John D. osisn. IL. D., aaahor and publisher OF
the absvs work DO hereby premise ssd ssres TO seed
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mankind 10 MAS. This valuable ~otk 10 issued and
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In simple language all the diseases OF Error,
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Address JOHN b, OGDEN. n. D..
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0atcAsIoR's HAIR Dye...Ths Bssrin
the world.
WILLIAM A.BATCHELoR'sesisbra Dye
produces colo motto be disting ttromnatars-
varrastsd sotse iajsss Abe
thstll elects OF baddyss and tnvtgoraistih harfor
AspIs ndid sIseIoT brown leaving tke baiIssfianS
bsautifui. Sold byaii drusfasts, he.
The ssnuinsi gped WILLIAM A. BATCHELoE,
- Ia fsss ssAsS u sAeA bey.
FactoYy, No. Ell Rsrelay Street, New York ria,
- BROADWAY and IL bond street. ljeS-dAwl
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FASHIONABLE BARBER AND
l. HAIR DREssER.
II. DHPUaH

HAS REMOVED his Rarbsr shop 70 The roeu for.
mefiy occupied ~ ~ ~ Alag, ~ Aiillsss, on
Main street, beswcsn - anA II,
vhsre be h prepared ssco0 soAste Nh Ma old cas-
to0-rs, asd ~ mAny - will favor hin viii
D Call. -
Shisiag and Hair DrsssiAy In lAs latsst Ssyls.
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Special Notices.
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TO CONxU mPTIvEs.

TTNHE ADvkRTlssK HAVING BEEN REsTOR.
i Cd " hesltA In : lev wssts, ~ > very sinpas
remedy, after having suffered several years With
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fersrs ths msans OF cure.
To all Who desire II. he win send copy OF the pre-
scrpton assd tree Of charge. With the directions FOL
preparing and using the same which they will ind
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Prescription IL 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread In
formation With he conreives 10 be invaluable, ard h1
hopts every sufferer viii "a his remedy, ssi, Will eos
hem nothing. and may prove . blessing.
Rev. HOWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg. King. County. New York.
ay3o-d5u I
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New York, Jansi.
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Aoney-S per cent.
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Gold i<et.
Us. o. 81, coupons. los.
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New Yo,k Central s's-lao.
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Missouri G's-79
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Commercial.
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isY TELEaRApn.i
Now York Market.
New York, Juno I.
ylour-shads armsr. Sales II es ss0os Is for
Ext,a State; % % 20 X. H.O
wheat-Bstter. Sales q 81 QlDol y for sprinr
u A70oi 90 for Winter Red.
Cern-Acavs. sales At 7l01ss tex old, csa7&e
new.
oats--ouiet and Arm at7k2oc.
PoTk-Sieady.
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cent s.aLsuisand Chicago Y per ssas. Gold -
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DRY GOODS.
SHKKTIrGS-22t 10 33e.
DRlLLS-26 to 3ks.
PRINrS-H to l1e.
DkLAiNS-92t to R5e.
0ISGhAMs-2i 70 39c.
CHADWICK 4 COATS sPooL--ol %.
sKEIN THREAD-el 90 to q 10.
PARxERs MECH. cAssixRRE--Ss to ssS.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-20
LEADER,



Judge Woodward, Of the District Of CO.
iumbia Courts, confscstes rebel estates in
fee simple, instead of the life entail only.
In his opinion the Constitution permits
this, and nothing in the cunfscation for
bids it. This is an important decision, and
relieves the conHsoation act of lis more of.
fsnSive features.
The number Of men required of Ohio un-
der the new call for three hundred thou
sand men, will be thirty FIVE thousand
This entire number, or very large por.
ton Of il, ought 10 be secured by vOlun-
teers By the irst Of January, aud can be
By proper and vigorous exertiOns.
The Csnsdisn convict, since his defeat,
hAs issued an address to the democrats Of
Ohio" characterized by deliberate falsif
cation. Defeat brings out his baser capa-
bilities into greater prominence, but also
robs the serpent Of his sting. This is the
last hiss of the venomous reptile.
All eyes are now turned to the Army of
the PotOm9c. Important movements are
going on, indicating that Lee is disposed
to assume the defensive. Il is believed that
Meade is ready for any any attitude the
rebel army may assume. A great battle is
expected.
Guerrillss sre committing jepredatiOns
between Meade'sr Army and Washington.
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has proved itself equal to the task that has dsvOlve
Eon II,
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wYNKooPs ICELAND PECToRAl

Diseases Of the Throat Chest and PuImonsr
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The properties Of a medicine 20 alleviate, cure
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o. diseases IKE br Wynkeop's Iceland PeciorR
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The Rev J. J. Potter certifss, "thaf have.
Dr. Wynkoop's Pectorat for several Year,, pysei
in my family fcr severe Pulmonary Complaintt'
have recommended Il to msay others, and hay3
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Brooklyn,
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Of she best Female Physicians and Nurses
United States. and hes been ussd for thirty yes.
usyer falling safety and success by millions 81
ers and children, from the feeble infant Of one
old to the adnlt. 1t not only relieves the child
pain, but invigorates the stomseh and bowel
reefs acidity, and gives tone and energy TO the
system. 1t viii almost instantly relieve
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND {
We believe It the Best and surest Remedy
World in all cases OF E'yssntery and DiAr1l
Children, whsthe- It arises from TesthinR. o.
any other cause.
HIFulI directions for uaing viii ACCOMPANY
bottle. None gsunins unless the fac-simile OF
tbs PERKINS, New YORK, is on ths wrapp
BB-sold By all Medicine Dealers. Principal
70 Dey-St., keW York.
Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-20

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erty TO make Of the following Certificate Of the
value o Constitution Water, which can recommend
IN the highest manner:
My wife, who was attacked with pain in the Shouts
ders whole length Of the back and In her limbs with
Palpitation Of the Heart, attended with Falling OF
the Womb DYsmenorrhse, and Irritation Of the Blad
der. / called physician, who attended her Abo q
three months when he left her worse than he found
her. l then employed one Of the best physicians /
could find, who attended her for about nine months,
and while she under his care she did not suffer
quite a. much pain he finally gave her up and said,
dher csse was fncurable." "For, said he, 'Bbe has
such combination Of complaints, that medicine Civ
for operates against some other Of her dicul
ties" About this time, she commenced the use Of
Constitution Water, and 10 utter astonishmsnt,
almost tbs first dose seemed 70 have the desired ef
iect, and she kept on improving rapidly under tts
treatment, and nov guperintenda entirely her do
nestio aairs She has not taken any Of the Oonsti-
tut0n Water FOR about four weeks and Wo are happy
20 say that IL hRs produced . permanent cure.
VIZ. n, VAN BEHsCHOTGE.