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NEWS FROM the SOUTH. )
The Rebel Loss in tho Fight at
Port Hudson.
The Latest Accounts from
Vicksburg.
s~N~~~~S>N~~N~>~Y>>>~~~~
Removal Of the State Capital Of Mis-
sissippi to Enterprise.
..t4 ~o~~>~Y~~oo~~~N>~~~~~-~
SPEECH OF BRECKENRIDGE AT MOBILE.
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The Reported Movements Of
Kirby Smith,
Asss Asr Hss
SPEECH OF BRECKENRIDGE AT MOBILE.


Port Hudson six hundred
The Of government OF Mississippi has been tenn
porariy removed 70 Enterprise.
General BrecKnrdge made speech 70 the citizens Of
Mobile on tho 10th Of May.
despatch dated Richmond June Q, says that no
Official advices have received from vcksbuSg for
several days.
Telcgrams 20 Richmond Dispatch OF
June 10.
JACKSON Miss, June 9, 1868.
General Pcmberton has sent word that he hold
vicksburg General Johnston 10 tako his time 70
organize and discipline his forces.
MopIx, June 0, 1858.
special to the rbums from jackson, dated tho sth
instant says there are many anoat the most
liable Of which is that General Kirby smith instead Of
being ut Port Hudson, taken Mkens Bend and cut
or General Grants supplies.
II is reported that Jacksons cavalry have cut their
way through to Vicksburg.
Colonel Grerson is believed TO have been driven Ave
miles from Clinton, La.
MopIE, June 0, 1868.
special despatch TO the Advertiser and ger, from
Jackson, on the sth inst, says
A courier from Vicks5urg reports cheerngly OF our
prospects, Our men are fatigued but in good spirits
Our loss q lite Ave hundred. Colonel Marks, OF
louisiana Is mortaly wounded. waddels battery lost
twelve killed and twcuty-thrce wounded. Nino
trains containing believed TO be from tho army
Of General Rosecrans arrived at Memphis saturday
There is merely garrison at Memphis.
JACKSON, Miss. Juno 8, 1868.
scout just In from vcksburg reports that all is work.
ing WELL The In good spirits. but are somewhat
wcarcd from lying tho trenches and exposure TO the
General Grant Is slowly advancing by building paral-
les which four hundred yards from outer works
There has boen general assault for ten days past
There s plenty OF ammunition aud provisions al Vicks-
burg aud tho soldiers citizens confident OF the
result.
Our entire loss during the OF assaults will not
coed Elk hundred.
There was heavy firing with musxctry and artillery
yes sterday.
private despatch from jackson, dated tho sth iust
reports as follows
vcksburg is all right.
General Kirby In possession Of Mikens Bend.
OPINIONS OF THE DIsrATcH.
kilograms from the Southwest still continue 10 be
OF the most cheering character Tho brave garrison OF
vicksburg confident and determined AZ ever, and
Kirby smith, with thousand men, is sa,d IN occupy
Mikens Bend some twenty miles above Vicksburg, on
the right bank OF the Mississippi and 20 cut OF General
6rants supplies II viii be noticed that all tho reports
concur that Yankee losses vcksbug aud Port Hud
son have beep II 10 no wcnder that Genera
Grant calls for reiDioreenents
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NEWS FROM GEN. Dlvs DEPARTMENT.
Capture OF the Transport steamer Ma pie
Leaf BY Rebel PEisoacrs.

Capture or the Transport steamer Ma pie
Leaf BY Rebel Prisoners.
BALTIMORE, June IL, 1863.
On Wednesday the steamer Maple Leaf left Fortress
Monroe for Fort Delswarc with ninety rebel officers on
board
When Cape Henry lighthouse the rebels took pos
of the Maple Loaf and her captain aud
below. The vessel then steamed 20 forty-dve miles
below the lighthouse sixty i've miles from Fortress Mon
roe and sixty four OF the rebel officers landed the
Virginia shore in the boats OF the Maple Leaf
Twenty OF the rebel officers refused 90 with tho
Others and the captain Of the Maple Leaf then turned
his bo back to Fortress Monroe and reported to General
Xix
Among the rebel officers Captain Semmcs, a son
OF the captain OF the pirate Alabama.
The rebels dh no injury to the boat.
Return OF General DIX 60 Fortress Nom
roe-Movementso or Government stcn m-
, ers-Departure OF Rebel Prisoners. Sc.
FORTRESS MONROE, June II, 1888.
Major General Dix and star returned from up the York
river this afternoon the steamer f.. w Thomas.
The flag of truce New York, In charge OF Cap.
tain John Muford, left for City Point this morning
She takes up about three hundred rebel prisoners
Guiding fifteen civilians.
The propeller Thomas sparkes sailed to-day for New
York
The propeller william whiden left for Baltimore this
afternoon.
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Despatch Of Mr. 3. M. Carpenter.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or THE PoroMAc.1
ei juno ~, 1868.
Affairs remain unchanged the river below Frcde
rcksburg and little picket firing INDUCED in and
casionally the artillery opens but without effect
From the upper fords we have Of importance.
All feel con ndent that hold position against
any force that the enemy may bring upon US.
We have news from Vicksburg whatever.
All quiet on the Rappahannock.
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IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
What Are the Rebels Doing in
Virginia?
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Great Increase Of Lees Army Since the
Battle Of Charlottesville.
-~>--~->-.>~->>~------~>~.~
Threatened Raid Into Mary
land and Pennsylvania.
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Preparations to Meet the
Invasion.
.~~-~>~N~>~>>~~o~~~~~~~~>
THE LATE DASH ON P00LESVILLE,
&c. &C., ka.
THE LATE DASH ON PooLEsvILLE,
NEWS FROM HookER's ARMY.
Despatch of mr.. Galen H. Osborne.

Despatch Of Mr.. GaIen III. Osborne.
CAMP AcR0ss TsE RApPAHAySoCx,
BEow FREDERiCKsBr RG June IL, 1868
The rebcs continued the barbarous practice OF firing
pickets yesterday. An additional detail OF marks
mon from the Andrew 81 arpshooters consequently
employed picking OF the pests, and during the day
they brought down half q dozen more OF them
The One Hundred and Twenty second New York reg
ment, which for days past has occupied the right
and front Of line, is exposed in some degree to An
enniadiug fire from the rebel pckets Yesterday
tng while going picket three privates wore seriously,
though not dangerously, wounded, as foowsJohn Con-
nor, Company f, in the thigh; Dwight Hall, Company
In the foot; Charles EvcriDgham, Company c, in the
elbow.
Aside from the popping OF sharpshocters by day and
the music Of the bands a night funeral quiet reigns
either sde
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MIR. gale. n ). O~sornes letter.
INREScBGp CAMP Assoss TIVE RsErAHASNocx, I
Below FREDERICKSBURG, june II, 1868 I
TVx fspE "A oexx FINE

sEBeis
Thes bel battery upco Cemetery Hill, inhc Of the
city, opsned upon forces Tuesday evening TIER
arst shot evidently intended for the eoops op fis
bank OF sho stream bull Abe othes thrown wildly
about Lseds against the hls on the northern side
n seemed rs IL rho were unable 10 select from,
among the, many "shning marks before them any par
.tcuar object which to aim and Cred their pieces
without akiag the trouble sight them. The cannon
sdng was kept up for about half hsur ecitiug from
our artillery the discharge but three guns ana io0ict
Ing no damage whatever.
scarryHxgrs OF OF nUR sHARRHsnoorERs
Yesterday a nstacbmcnt OF tho Andrew sharpshoot.
crs under he cou rnand OF Captain Plummer and Lieu
tenant 1csnel. occupied q poston upon our righi
whence they replied with splendid effect TO the fire The
virgsla rinemeu who have so perssentIy annoyed
pckets. Among tbcsc marksmen Is private Lysander
Martin af sutton Worcester county Massachusetts, who
has dropped than fOureeu OF the rebels since bis
advent Eor twenty hours he lay bchint log, leslrey
loading his teescepic re aud dschHginG ts contents
with unerring aim Whenever rebel bead appeared Tn
luckily lie received Mne,ball himself towards the close
the day and compelled 10 suspend operations. c
vas wounded very erely tlroueh both cheeks the
nsant his pece WAS nred at his adv essy Another
mey,ber of pauy-privsts r. j. Crossman, who
slightly wounded " the hand-Tought down three or
>fonr nd David Temple whose soobri1uet f"Caorna
Yorktd,, killed severs Temple is not at present at.
facbed IN the sharpsbooters ho s following the proes
son of BRIGADE butcher Ia Couchs corps but hearing
that there was rare sport oyer this way, be got
horn ard yountee -ed his services 40 marksmau Re
lramps over 10 Falmouth at dark but 10 promptly on the
rround Al da MS rough drese and sunburnsd phlz
are easily Recognised By tie soldiers, smope whom b
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PnlLADrrpnA, juno IL, 1893.
million and quarter legal tenders converted
into hvs. .twenties to.dax.
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The Press Despa &c n.

WASHINGTON June IL, 1858.
Il is asccrtaned that there was some shelng on the
RappahaDnock this morning; but all quiet,
cont picket firing, while lines remain the
Same yesterday.
1t is positively known that L,es force nearly double
what II the battle OF Chanceorsville. His rein
North South Carolina. large portion OF them
new troops. Some OF The new regiments number from
eight hundred to eleven hundred men, Lees command
Is divided into three corps, averaging, according 70
report, thirty thousand mon each.
All civilians not connected with the Army OF the Poso
mac arc IL is said, to be sent away forthwith.
There was evidently a stir 10 the rebel camp for
general movement. ,.t
The following ars the findings of several general
courts martial held within the lncs of the Army Of the
Potomac
Volunteers, fer corresponding with the enemy, 10 be
dismissed from tho scrv ce.
Sccoud lxeuteusnt VIM. II. Deberase Twenty h.st New
Jersey Volunteers, for cowafce and misbchavior pre-
snces &as OF 70 be6ome dss 70 be dsarmed and the In
sigma OF his rank torn from his shoulders, and 70 be
publicly reprmanded il front OF his regiment. Also TO
DO cAhiered, and uttey disabled TO have hold any
an this sentence tobs published in tho newspapers Of
Hukson and certounties, New Jersey where the
Timent raised.
Second LicuteuAEt Samuel Long Sixty first and Second
seers for Drunkenness duty and tho other for 0o
tLg drunk while guard to be cashiered Also First
Lieutenant Beasmn c. French, Thirty eighth New Fork
Volunteers, fot-a similar offence.
found gutysi deser,on. Sentenced be sAot todeath
with muske<ry
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rARr
NIusicaI.
TUE NEW OPERA AT WINTER GARDEN.

THE NEW UPEHA At WINTER oARDEN.
ON Monday evening next Mr. Edward Mollcnhauer's
,rand tragic OPERA "Ths Corsicar Bride will be given
II The winter Garden theatre, with the following strong
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Wr. George III. Harris Letter.
CAMP HARRIS, NEAR BRrsTow STATION, /
Juue 10 l8RS

SCOUTING PANTY,
composcc Of detachment from tAe First Michigan caval
ry under command Of Colonel Town, which left this point
yesterday, has returned VISITS paid 70 Cat.etts
Station warreuton. AZ the latter place squad Of
the Tnth rebel Virginia cavalry, I've
men were found TO have been masauding cxpedi-
ton Their commandan4 ono Captain John Ran
doFph One OF this pArty was captured From thence
Colonel Town proceeded the White Sulphur Springs "a
fashionable summer resort IN vrenia), and found that
shevebeIs had strong picket force We vther side OF
che sver whom he would have been pleased TO have had
brush with but he orders were imperative not TO
the 2appahanucck He then visited the town OF Fayee.
vte ard passed to the vicinity OF Beaton but ind
ngmothng worthy OF note the party returned to camp
viAWarreDton Junction.
Additional forces have been sent 70 General Buord. All
thsnteirencc received and the opinions Of those who
have opportunity OF knowing tte facts ndicat that
thesrebels copcentrasng large force Of cavalry in
theicnity OF Cslpeppsr t supposed with the intent
Of making nank Doyoment on she railroad. Comment
In 1T necessary
Captain Hasbrouc OF che Fifth New York cavalry has
just eturned from ascoot towards Dumries but made
irnpor tant discoveries.
ACTIVITY or TBE
Awarety OF cawntry movements take place herc in the
couss OF day, during which considerable of ter
rtory traversed for the purpose Of penetrating the
eney designs Acting Breadier General DO Forrest
gilant and aolspe.
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INTERESTING FROM VENEZUELA

Another Lull In the Civil strife-Ratin-
cation OF Terms OF Peace Between the
Rival Factions-R X ejoicings OF the We
ncxueians Thereat-The JOY Bells Ring
ing-Resume OF the Five Years Com
test, &c.
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No TIC 3.
1880 RE W ARD

uNOR he arrest, and Ntuwn Of Jona Dye.'
p,ivs,s 81 C.m psny * ssh Reg,
mani. Indisua volunlsers. Who seeesses
-. p..;msns on - about The 1st dsy o.
80 %.,ch isSs !, The same time stealing from
q. ss.,as, soliisvs : con sidsrsble Gum q
~o.sv All EApe nses incurred vii q
promptly paid. j. he Gao nos . sA. :.
Inc same reward will 30 Cvens
notified Of his death BY shooMnE. 80,
4 e5sh Reg Ind Mounted vOlus'sess'
/ June 12,h, 1858 --3w
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~. Ep,rua. Sir: Feeling wssn 90
,,shv 10 soldiers gssssslly. 90 no se'se'|
vil,Ine % - odIsm esst spos then usjoss'y
in % correct o article 10 yoss pspss =
~ week headed .Msrdss."
have bsss sssditsbIy isfornsd y cav.
ssss q Fsdisssi that KshaesseAss sesse
4 seYs. deSsnee--shss he bed ssss 'sss'sss
|AGsvsss siass ssd bed receives $500
ve..a % BE hssd before y sasss ssss =
~ ! steady, moral tey. ssd deserves sseea
~ ~ sssIy psisslplss. " ssse ssss g
e,rrsssss sss 70 - Isassssd. 49, ~ J
7 ls..ss 10 seas shss ssks : iistls 20 sse
81 ~ ssssjegisl. Ces
| ~ Ssvivsd go isissussies q ~ Nd
s~lev sbsvs referred . fssa g - v"s.s
s,1 Ave - 6esbs q iss sessssssss Z
s|IsI.s slwsys GID y ssrsss ~ sres w.''
no. Nv bsvs psSIIshsd. ~ shess's''y -
I: he sbovs a Iassstos.
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.srrr cssAf sssvs Dssoss rss c'O1
= rms: SHALL ABOLITION rur ~. q.
IJ.,op, On SNAIL rsx Us'os ~ Dow
.,cs,r,ou.~-HEssy CDAr. lSoi'

r.r Nxvs.-Ths news THE week 60
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a.. = ain isvsstirg viekses'g' 49, =
49,, seeessss 90 perfectly sssis6sd q 20
sb;IIv 70 rsslss my s'sset . - ssss' sas
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svss 40 gss hosts ssill ssssisss e ee.'
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80 e shs sas.y q svs'y oppesssssy'
O.. pssls be- Pot Hsdsse 'svss. z.
"a ,h;.hs b u suss Of success shsse' -
$500 ehssesd ~ ssbsl vests % shs ~
~ vsss sspslssa. HE ses's ss'sssa
hovsvss, Wien guided 10 ne ssss y ~a.'
.e,aisss. srs ssid % hsvs isssas vs''sa'''
~ a ieubs showed unezpssssd sssves!
r u he Generals oil % shsa - Ssa'
i So:ss his - have % objections . 9.
a. 81 q shea. IL noa q sAsa ~'A
hilIs1 Ssesss shs yer b over.
rhsrs have bsss sws ssvsss ssvsl'y :
..,enes,s, ess IN Ksssueky I'd he Oh
q vIrsisls. In Virgins he 's'es'sp'
,e.or,s elsln ! viesou for - ZOO
sl,housh our forces wsss seapsl'se Y
,,.,s across he RsppsAsascsk 40 s
,,ekv. COR troops sesenf'.shsd 'hs's %:
whipped Gen. Psgsss's sseov' ssa =
IN saek. Thsse sash battles hsss
,ereessibls sl<a % he 6ssl Fsssss .
- -. :. ~ rnaln sebol osu.iGo seu
.sss1esssa. Fii,y shsssssd ssss ssgs
mssss. wsrs " sssesssssl u svssy
-..,n -, hsvs . uush elect % shs
= she ssptuss q IIishassd. cd ne %
q Lees army. s..
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- = hereby givsn 70 III psrsoos WHOM y
i nav coecern that Ssrsh Maree'et Cs''
hss sbsconded from my bed end sossosne Z.
Take warning III pe'sons. md no. csse.'
~, harbos her on ny seccuas. rstoks
,ow chip. DuLois County. Indie ~
=" "V' JACOB GARMAN.
June 18th, 1868 -Sws-
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rAs psbIie ssls % books. ne suc.
ss.ssss - - aDsew's Esssys o Souls"
-Siss ~ kceeksd down 70 shoeaase!'
~. = - meet amsse0eat d ne cso.d,
~ roon. ssked he suetiooees y "ne 80
IA, 49, vosks o. ohos0 sksss . ssII.."
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s>rrse Dsusessds Cesvsssioa q Ohio
- I, col.ubp q laa Thsssasy. \ wss
=. ,.,.ess. uoss salhusisssis and bsss q
5000 y shs tsas ~ sIasv q - state
e 80 Cssvsa,Ios which ~ sssseb'es vi
ohls ~ ussy yssss. Hes. 2. = vsilas'|
49,. - ssnIssssi fos 0ovsssss ~
~ - II ~ vsess h shs cosvsss'os.-
ue.. GO. +. PsoA vss seaiaa'se ~
Ii.-s oevesuss; wn. Ilsbbsrd iss sts's
A,1lsss; 3. q Kssvp sos sssts Treasurer; ;
= Va rsunp. sss Sspssas Jsdgs. ssd
~. 4. Hssses sss member Bsssd q Pss'
Ne wsshs. Evssy shisg psassd q p'sss
spsIy, ssd svssy ess vent hone 'sshal
y .c.eie.s q viesosy. which shosId s'g
..,,v rebuhs he 6ssposis usorpatIons
az psssy = vswsr. The ssso'ss'oa :. s'o I
y vsss 10 iavos q preserving she lIsss',s
= d pssvls q de Aonh . ~ hsssss'
= ,rsseesSsIIy and earnestly calling spo
~ P,suidsss o sssessidss biz sssion
1870 % vsIIsndIeAsa. sad restore h'n
~ psspss 4 0Alo, whe shisk shss =
pevsos thsIs IlbsssIss hsvs bssn vle'sse
= favor q vigesess eoussisut'ess' pso'
eusios % he wss. Sstil he ssse's - q
essesioa u hsssIIllisss jvIsg shs Ada's
sr.s,es IN ~ ass snd acssyh wss
81 lelSlag e - sssiss ssssss'slls'sy
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susasIps,Iss policy q shs Rsyssl'sss p
essIsss IL ssessssIssdessi esssssss
- psssy d pewsr - sAssti.s sAe
49, - shs wssnsss sssns. cd dse's'
a. shs bsllos.bsx - : eesssissa'
81 proper plsss e sesk - : ss. .
svssvssssa Upea shis plaaissn - -. J
slssisus vIssesy . Os'e sezs Oeses'
NJ siskss y usszsspsiesss's- !.
II srus Isvss q hbsry vii eoss
suppsss.
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Pan RsBosss.-These ~ sunes's 9
1900 circulated y 80 portions q ihse
sss.sv Z ssessi % What - hsvs pssli'hsd
- ia. Tws = shsss hsvs seas y 90
ears vi,his ~ 80 week. vhish certainly
- Ave ssislasssd viii sAs rsshw 2
Lien. . ssvsN q sush vsss shsy. -
- esly ~ % shsss whe ssts saessh q
$500 4 80 svlsisss - seSiss = spss
- ~. ~ alll dsslss = ns'sssIa g
,ueasles iss ssuah. ~ - - 49, ~
"a bsslss sslssdbs r. 80 pspsss - ~
mn ~. hsvs - dI0sslsy 4 sslliss =
svsh sbsue -. Y a., ssIk = slA
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ux. xeEIssy. q Pike GO. 80 .''se.
- 4 Hsssissbsss shIs week. shssgsd w'sh
|rssd larceny, ssssIisg vest f'o" shs :sos I.
~ ~. Pichkssds. IN that town. He q e
| hsvs hearing before Esq Fisher % aex'
lHoaAay.
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WAsusseres. ysas liz Adsiss along
~ stsv, q he Army Of the Posoase 70
msiss . q lsss sdvisss. The enemy =
~e,l - - cws troops. maintain their orig
ls-sI TO- n hslllo below The town.
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G1rFrsd. Douglas sddsessed the repse"
cane o. BsookIya lsss week on sss suolee'
II .wslsaassion lest plank 10 me 90
ellsIon pIssicsm. He ssid:--
there l. not much psrjsdics against col
\ ar noe. bsesuss 10 coming dows Broadway
|,hs osbss Ssy. ssw white lady riding by|
~ s,ds q eolossd man; 4 l. true ths COZ
o,sa nan he'd BIT Of sinssl ssosnd be hss'
|bu, nobody seemed 70 notice that. snd me
l.dv al ses show any Gyns Of disgust. a
- esvs sIscs. white lady asked ne g
: IAN dows Bsosdwsy With her. and insisted
q o. taking ~ ssn. Az we went s'osg
'-e,esv oss we net stared q % . Y ~ were
. so.s svsisss ssinsIs. Whist wss me re-
,. |sSs shs people ID not stare q The eose1
'pl ma 10 he same asnsssi Simply beesus'
eli go : sssvsss. end ! 80 ws'hias 70 -
n capacity q : friend. Bye sss sye' yoe 80
~ 81 Over III this sosssass. You ossn'
- 80 as 10 Lssdos. walking down Brossws
9Th : white lady % sseh arm; ssd % Pc
|ses stared q - ssif shsy thought y s'rs"g
In wsII seos - . here. snd ws w''' %
..I,hs soblsr 80 better. (cssess-l
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"a - q pGswssssls. Who sesvsd tcu.
Ssss 3 : iesy. ssy Be- y - full q ~ go
Z q hssi wesk To- bin . keep iron chess'
~ somebody.
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GIVE puhlIsA - article % or esss'se|
eiav iron ~ Nsw York Esssins Pesas &C.
( he lssdiag pspsn q he Republican
,.,,v n Nsv York. which ezses'y exP'esses
sur ssnsinsnss 10 regard q The esss ~
y treating .'eoppsshssds." i sh's poaey
h.d bsss pursued from sss sas'se'ss
,he wss wsvM have bsss Over 'oss &c
"a II adopted now y wos'e sss''. -
.,essIv desired ssd.--ss hososess eses
|ije,il shis policy shall b sdopsss 900 ses
eu.lv carried ont we eesfsss - essses -
!. siselp ssy d light spes which = 49,
|hops To- he slsiaass close q " vse.e !.
,.hsspy cssaies. sad % sss ssssfs' 'sss "
IIas,ise eGse,s viii b extended y sss'e
~ comparatively free sro" - .os'e'
] II civil wss. end seksew'sdsse 'eys' = "
,luc,os. The present sysssa q sse'"s'
arrests, sud Efforts 70 suppress re e'sss
.I,;o.. obssias,sly Persisted To- ~M ssse
"a 10 eouAiet IL shs loyal Sssses'
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Nerfhs Wosl1 - syssass bllls y. ksssal's
hss Ssss Ssvsss6 sbss ths sssasee = shs
plsssiss Z Ya1Isss. ~ Gen. Q. y. Wilcox.
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y.prrxuprscs BALE by notice . 80
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
N7oTICE i hereby given that viii se''
~ a public auction o. -
WEnNESDA lss, 1883.

WEDNESDAY,, JULY ~ 'ooo'
4 The late residence Of Andre.
Isss q Dubois eoun,y, deemed. 81 me- p1'
sonsI properly, no. IL Ken By the ~.ao~'
- rsis,inc Of H0ssss, hogs, Csties onee,'
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,ooIs- household furniture and farming
Implements, &C. n.,
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e.rc hsser giving biz no's with approves =
c-r;,v- waving vslussjon snd sppvsismen
laws bearing ins erss from date; under y
cash in hand. 0,vp -
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-. A.,e ~ these ssmasks treated the
|aseis,es 10 proceed against ~. vs''sn"e'
- - General Busnside's own ses. There
\. $500. % believe that this vac the esss'
- ,hss she 0essssl acted without Know
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\ ,iss q wsshiagton. Il 10 uasos'uos's ="
our judgneas ,hss he should have 'en MN
J self called UPON TO take step Of such con
} ses.eses % uasdvissbly; but his reputation
! a. ,has honsst seal which The county %
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. al he led him affords one more i''ss'ss'
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l.e. labor 10 dealing with such ms''srs
= "a a The iapolicy. 70 ssy no more .
= ,akise these eases ous Of the civil jSr'sd'e
lion . which they belong. unless under -
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ling psblie neeedsisy.
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~ Il = mach 10 ~ regretted that denes
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- more 90 The tovesnmen, can not pun
~ - for treason. because their tex tends
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