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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
From Yortrcs. Monroe.

FoarEr., MoyEoa Monday. May 49, los
The following j. bet Of the killed and woinoea
near the Blaokwater River, May 10;
Fr,nei. Crook I0s Pa Lnsd John H. Keith. M'fs .ide
Philip Hooter 10 Pa tlicd. ". T. Hartford Mas he'
- fhiup. l6s Pa, allied. dbss. Lucr, Mas am. ,
Geo Seher-ifr 100 Pa hand. Le~sA firfce BE" hish
Ne,-. Hs.s Its Pa. hard. tfs'. tst, Mae" a.:
Nh ~, 10 IN. IL. Geo. u. s~0fh. o Nan.
L. Raub queer. 10 "a land. abt' eu-
U.ptv Wiley ltt Re sutlc. Albert B0ofen N.'. 'o.ip
ennis Rss ~ lnd std0ner. " u tmDots ~ J, aatlr
600. Lilils. hns'., arm. tlts ". NeI. w.. Us =
Tnes Dh1sn MAJ. ueei ID toiln' Mas Bet ane'
A schooner loaded with corn wa. burned At
Currituek yesterday by the Rebels. The name war
not scehGined.
DIR. Harlan. 10Th Pennsylvania, has been assigned
Acting Medical Director al Suffolk.
The following Telegram has been received;
srFFotK. "a, Mondsy. Asy ~ la"i.
To DIR. Gilbert, Medical Director, Font Monroe.
Medical Director Dr. Hand 10 probably y pfi.1n't
a conirabSnd states tho enemy captures . Fs''"u
tbey ,ailcd 90 BV,tOr.
j. J. FECK. Mayor General.
DIR. Hand started fiom CGriv.le on SATURDAY
evening with an orderly. They are both missing
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folk. was fred at, and also Captain Jepson OF the
9Th, on bis way into camp sick The Deserted
Hon.e, wS-known locality, twelve miles from
Suffolk was Yesterday destroyed by fire. This part
of Virginia will soon become a Of desolatlon
and woe, eloquent with the folly Of Secession, at the
rate things are going
1t seems possible that great battle may yet come
off in this neighborhood. When 1t does may we De
there TO zee. ooJoohHiA
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Gen. Blunt on RebcIs-she Adder- and
Esemp,

One b. r. Parker, styling himself Colonel c. ;.
A., in command Of Confederate forces In Jackson
County, No., writes long and rambling letter 10
Gen. Blunt, notifying MIN that ulless he hereafter
treats Rebel epies, gueTrias, bushwhacAeis, ana
tLer female aid.Is and abottOrs within bis district,
M honorable prisoners Of war, when captured, he
Parker will on and after May 20, retaliaie on live
Union citizens or soldiers forevety one OF bic bandits
who may be executed This threat is accompanied
bv nm extended dissertation re Constitution, and
the usual swash about the Southern Cbivalry being
resolved to suffer determination before they Will
surrender to an ignorant and inferior race. Gen.
Dlsnt replies t. tho Co"fsss'@,e as roliors:
GIN. BLUST's REPLY.
HKAporAKrEHs Di'rEicr ~ KANsNs.
FoRT LBsvKSwOETH, Asy II, 1883
CsI r. r. P.EHEu. coafo6erdfs Sfafos frntf
sin. A, YOU do DOT designate the locality OF the
HEADQUARTERS OF the Confederate forces under your
command ~ honorable belligerenis always do, aIn
compelled to adopt this method OF communication
with you, in reply 10 your long TRADE about Consi-
tn,ional liberty. &C., about which Won appear TO
have az correct an appreciation as IA HotteulOt or a
South Sea Islander.
lave the honor TO say TO you, after reading your
long lecture that you need not defer your proposed
acts Of retaliation until the 10th Of May. IL Is OF
little consequence to me to know what are The IN
struciions of the "GOvenment YOU represent.' IL
is ugicent for ne to know that you aud your mot
lev crew are insurgents and assassns; that YOU are
organizing within the military district OF the Union
forces, and are engaged in numbering and pundering
unarmed loyal cIlzens, thereby barring yourselves
Of all rgLls and considerations extended TO prison.
ers Of war.
| have instructed officers in command Of troops in
the border counties ot Missouri and the same rule
shall extend TO all territory under my command
that every Rebel or Rebel sympatbizer who gives
MD directly or indirectly shall be destroyed or tx
relied from the military district. These instructions
will not exempt females from the rule.
Experience has taught that the bite of a she adder
il rs poisonous aud productive OF mischief as the
bite Of any other yenomous reptile Therefore, all
veraons known to be IN arms against the Federal
authorities OF this district will be summary put 10
death when captured. The only constitutional night
that will be granted them will be the right TO make
choice OF the quality of rope with which they VIII
be hung.
All those who III sympathy with your cause,
and whom the military authorizes may not feel JUS
tilted in putting to death will be sent south OF the
Arkansas River. They will do well TO avail them
selves OF this my last friendly admouition.
Trusting that you will fully appreciate the mo-
tives that have prompted me to adopt this humane
policy toward your misguided friends, have the
honor 10 remain
Your ebedisnt servant,
JAS O. BLUNT. MAJOR. General
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pene1 by the Guerrillas, as SO many men IN DUCK
ram. ~ o., m.
Bot still the great railroad laughs at rsid'. Inc
trowe, and the saw, and the bolt are stronger than
the pick, and the torch, and the Olat and tue
patient roadmaster, brayely rebuilding In tie track
Of the destroyer makes way again Tor prosperity IN
the name OF Peace. ALIAhoNI'
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Movements. of state Regiments.

Albany, Iuetday, May - 1853.
The 2sth Regiment leaves tonight for Jackpor,
the l4th tomorrow morning for Utica. They take
their arms with them.
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TO the Associated Press
q TTess.
WAsHisGToS. Tuesday. May 10, 1863
ARRIVAL OF PRIZES,

ARRIVAL OF PRIZES.
Several prizes have recently arrived at Washing
ton viz: Tie schooner Harvest, captured by the
steamer Juniata off Charleston, with 81 bales Of
cotton; schoOners Martha Aun and K. Corson. from
Eew-York, with eargoes Of whisky, molasees, wag.
ons, furniture. &C.. captured near the mouth Of the
Chesapeake. They were charged with violating the
revenue laws aud smuggling goods into Virginia.
THE CORPS D'AFRIQUE.
Two companies OF colOred troops were physically
Examined aud mustered into The service to-day.
ENROLMENT OFFICERS.
The following ID an official liet Of appointments Of
Provost Marshas and members OF the Board Of En-
yollment for the State Of Marylan
DE- Psoto,L 5fa,shaL CommasioHO. Surgeon
lJoha Frazer IT. Theodore Clayton. Dr. VIM H. Fsuon.
tR Culbsard. j.. n BAvsrsticE DT. j. Ward.
81. Blu faenburg Wm. Broots DR.. j. + Murdoch.
4 Jsuss Smith. John J. Thomas DR. Chas !. BstT
kJohn &. Holland r. W. WhitTg6t. Dr. X. u. Dorsey.
Lieut-Col. j. II. Alexander, Of the 4th Maryland
Volunteers, has been detailed Acing-A,sisIant
ProyOs,-Mashal- 6 cneral Of the stae, headquarters
" Baltimore.
GEN. MEREDITH.
ten. Meredith has been relieved from military
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
bringing Ina Our Woundcd-Omc'ni Lists
Of Casualties in the 17th Connecticut

Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune
STAFFORD CouET.HorsE, May 10, l'oA
The following is the official list OF the casnaiie'
which occurred in the 18th Connecticut Volunteers
in the recent engagement
UEApouARTHRs l7rH REGlsENT CoSNEcTicur vols"
Man RRooKK's STATION, Va, May ? lubA
The following is = report of killed, wounded and
missing Of the I5b Regiment Conn,eout Noiheef'' ~
The seton Of May 2, 1885,
KILLED.
Iiept Col Chs-les II Wster. died at Hetohss farm.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

re Reported Evacuation Of VickS'u's'
rsE ORGANIZATION OF CORPS D'AFRIQU:'
TrE $500 DRAFT EXEMPTION CIAuSt'
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Two thousand Paroled Union prisoners now at
Annapolis will arrive here tomorrow night or
Thursday. Comfortable quarters have been pro.
vided for them at the convslesceut camp.
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Marchi ng Along" "Gsory WaIIelu-
jah,"' VsVa l. America" and
'Gay and aEappy''
25Oth Edition of the GOLDEN WREATH.
ARE CONTAINED IN THE

THE sale Of this DO has never been equaled by anv
work Ut the KIND ihi TX OF Tvs Hundred and 4, y
Thousand COZ les in the h MI of many families nd
each of these ing five singers each aod Won
more than Twelve Hundred Thousand Admirers Of tho
Book l contains n'arly 30 ugs Am ing these are :
Our Flag is her, nv lliontry rea, II All Columbi.
star opang'ed Banner, Orig of Yankee DE- ode II L.
dren OF tie Union, w goes the anner amt many other
equally ptrolic longs lis briidn collection of Home
Pm school Songs Jrise- Shining shore he.r Hovs
Cher, Chld's Wish, spot on Ear h. Nettis,
NJ ore Home Aga n. GRAY If Washington, May Que n
shells of Ocean, Lulu Is Darling, Shed not a roar
Annie Laurie, and nearly go hers, together with
larg1 variety of Sac d Pieces and Favorite S4hE.t
Tunes. II preiared with INSTRUCT on and Exercises
the after including piace with mot ons adan,s3
to the variou Trades, very at r Give f. AZURE
Price, b cents ON r ceipt OF which copies will he
ent, pos paid. OLIVER OLSON L. CO., Publishers
II " Washington Street, Boston. -''
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
Z O'CLOCK A. M.

New YoRK, Jan. q. New Orleans advi3es
state that on the 10 inst. fight occurred be-
tween Gen. Weitzel's brigade and body of
rebels at Berwick Bay. The rebels have been
assembling at this place for some time and were
receiving large access:ons daily. Gen. Weltzel
was despatched to the position to drive the reb-
els away. The fight lasted several hours re-
sulting in Union victory and general re-
treat of tho rebels, 80 of whom were taken
prisoners. This is the engagement at which
Lieut.. Commander Buchanan was killed
1t is stated that when the pirate Orieto es-
capped from Mobile she was chased by the gun
boat Cyler, the latter following her to Havana.
where the Orieto arrived with 1900 bales Of cot
ton.
The Evening Post says relative to the expe-
dltion from NewDern, gunboats and transports
to the number of twenty or more have, up to
Saturday, left Newborn and hateras for their
Southern destination. We have information,
however, that no troops were on board any of
these vessels, but the Federal force, which is
quite large, was left in Newbern, ready to
march at short notice.
The destination of the expedition was well
understood among the nautical men, and if the
accounts we have received are correct, one of
the most impoI tant events of the war will
doubtless soon occur. An embarkation of the
troops will unquestionably be made.
Meanwhile the rebels are threatening to at
tack Newber. when the Federal forces, whose
movements they appear to understand, shall
have taken their departure. Adequate precau-
tions will be taken against surprise, and two
or three small gunbOats will be left to guard
the iowa.
The health of our troops was good. The
per centage of deaths was never smaller, and the
active operations which are now in progress
will be conducted under the best auspices.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF a SUI
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ca benefit Of Young Men, and those who suffer with Ner
vous Debility, Loss Of Memory Premature Decay. &c
by who has cured himself by simple means after be
ing put to great expense and through the
use of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
Single copies may be had Of the author, C. LAMBERT
Esq., Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq.
S36m2 Greenpoint, Long Island NY
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.SpeciaL 10 The Boston Journal. I.

WAsnINGroN, Jan. q. The speech of Hon.
Martin +. Conway, member OF Congress from
Kansas, 10 the House, to day, taking radical
anti-slavery ground agar ST the Ada inlstra-
ton, and predicting the separation OF the North
and South, has produced u decided sensation.
The Republican members almost universally
disapproved Of the speech.
Gen. Hooker s. appearance in the hall Of Viii
lard'S Hotel, where he Is stopping, attracted
crowds around him.
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GAINES as. aauDbard's Estate.

nHEsubscTber having been appointed Honorable
L Probate Court for the District Of Randolph Com
nIssionerstO receive examine and ciaims and
demands of all persons against he Estate of James b.
Hibbard, late of Wiamst0wn, in said District deceased
represented InsOvent, and the of months from
the 18Th day of December 1862 ing allowed sodCuuu
TO the creditors of SAID deceased Xhb prove their
respective claims before notice that wuend
to the duties of our appointment at the dwelling house
Harvey Martin, Ia Williamsburg in said District, on The
the second Tuesday of March and June next o.
clock in the afternoon, each of said lays.
JAMES NJ LASS, ! C,
OPHIR NAhIIN, Noi' iS'
Wiamst0wn, January ., A D. 1863. ow3
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THU invaluable medicine is unfailing in the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution.
1t moderaes all and removes all distractions
from wha.eyer cause and speedy may be relied
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the monthly period with regu arity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the FIRST 7 nREE MONTHS, as they
to bring Miscarriage but evety other
time and in every other case, they rfecty safe
In all cases Of Nervous ard Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back anu Limbs Heavness, Fatigue slight
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Full directions in the pam Ihet round each package
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 20 pill, and encrcled with the
Government Stamp Of eat Britain be post free
for 8 100 and postage stamps.
holl by all Druggists. moves lw6mlv
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, PROBATE COURTS within
said will be holden at the Probate Once in Montpelier in
Aid District Tuesday of each week during the year
nsung Persons having business with said Court
luested to attend TO the same said court days.
T. +. MERRILL, Judge.
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TIE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon,
4 Probate Court for the DlstriCtOt Washington Com
Hsionersto receive examine adjust all claims ind
demands of all persuns aganstth he Estate of John w.
Harris late of Worcester ia said district decea rep
resented in ovent aud the term Of six months from the
9th day Of Jaay 1863 0eng by said Court
Creditors of said deceased TO exhband prove
speclive claims before us-give notice that we Will
attend to the duties of appointment at the dwelling
use of Charles e. Clo SON. in Worcester, in said dis
trct, on the sixth days Of February and July next at
one O'Clock in the attern"on on each of said days.
SAMUEL ANDREWS, Ic,
CHARLES CLOSSON, oom is'
Worcester, Jan 8, A D. 1868 2w3
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NEwBERN, N. c., Jan. 20,
via. Fortress Monroe, january 9

via. Fortress Monroe, January 26.
Capt. Ashcroft, f the 81 New York Artille-
ry. stationed at Fort Hatteras, has received au-
thorty from Maj. Gen. Foster to raise battery
of ARTILLERY from citizens there, and with excel
lent pr aspects of success. Gen. Foster is des
rous of the organization of loyal naive North
Carolina regiments of artillery and cavalry.
From Southern papers received here 1t, ap-
pears that great conservation has been occa-
stoned in the interior by the reported concen-
tration of the federal troops in this department.
1t has been ascertained that $4,000 rebel tooops
have been sent to North Carolina, from The
Rappahannock and another force has been
withdrawn from thence for the Southwest The
rebels believe that the Army Of the Potomac
is completely demoralzed and on the eve of
mutiny, hence Their withdrawal of troops to
these points.
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soon silenced, but the fort maintained itaelf.
AIter destroying twelve houses, aud damaging
fifty, 'the fleet went to sea without procuring
supplies, the Mexlcans continuing To ire from
The tort.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 81. The steamer Arago
from Hilton Head, tbs 24th, has arrived. Gen.
Brannan and Staff are passengers.
The iron clad Steamer Monlauk, and other
steamers lett Hilton Head Oh the Oath MAJ
Gen. Hunter had arrived out and taken com
mand OF the Department. The rebel ram AT
lanta lies IN full view OF our blockading fleet fa
OSs bau Sound.
The gunboat Water Witch was at Port
Royal repairing damages caused by the gale.
New YORK, Jan. y. The steamship Sax
ona, from southampton l4th, arrived at 80
p. NJ
The steamship Etna arrived the 18th.
1t WIS runored that Napoleon had renewed
the proposal OF u joint mediation in America.
The London Observer says no snch offer has
been made to EugIand. The Emperor distinct
ly intlmated 10 Mr. Dayton his refusal to sub
NIT any proposition for the settlement OF the
Amer can dispute.
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STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate C"urtheld in
WAsmSoroN DrsTRrcr.ss Montpelier, within and for
said Dls lct on the 9th day OF Jannary, A. D. 1868.
Instrument Purpurtng to be The last win Tesla
n ment of David Poor late OF Worcester, in said
d strict, deceased being presented to the Court by
samuel AND rews the executor rIoren named, Cor Pro
bate:
Is ordered by said Court, that al persens concerned
therein be notified to appear session ofsaid Court Il
Ne holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier on
the Sd day of February A. d. 1868, and show cause any
they may have the Prot ate OF said W for which
purpose, It is further ordered that copy of the
record of this order be published three weeks sue
Cessivey The Green Mountain Freeman printed Mont
peller, previous to said time appointed for hearing
true copy OF Record
2w3 Attest, T. r. MERRILL. Judge.
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LADIES CATER
kB GeabTS

little glove srs up my heart tides STIR up the ocean
snow-whe muslin, when it fits, makes many curious
notion
All sorts of lady xins thrill my feelings they'd orter
But little female gater boots axe death and no bin
shorter!
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TEETH ! dY TEETH!

insert artificial teeth Gold, Silve7 Patina and Rub
Der. In all cases furnish temporary free of cost
and advise all persons who have al their teeth extract
ed to have q Temporary it keeps The under jaw in
better shape Sever ! have come under my notice
since residence in this place where the under jaw has
become seriously injured by going without temporary
set.
az still renew my offer of SOS set for "rotten de-
7ing of teeth the rubber plate Thus far have
been unable to fnd imperfect set
The following letter will speak for itself it is from
Rev. s. ). Lee, formerly resident Of this place
CANTON, n Y, June 81 1862.
DR.. CoMEGYs Dear Sr,I feel inprlled to write you
the result Of your dentistry in my wish to rec
commend your work, especially yor rab5cr g0'k have
tried four different kinds and much prefer the rubber
More than three years you inserted upper set Of
teeth in my mouth rubber plate, and hove worn it
SINCE with it every meal, and the plate is
just As good when The fitting is admirable ana
it. always md it my friends Gterence to
gold patna. Ny experience is certainly, decidedly in
Of the rubber. hope my many friends in Vermont
will avail themselves of your services know vi
Dentist in whose bands should pre- my teeth
interest rather than you. give this letter unsolicited
as simple justice Yours truly,
Ether ca ChlOTOfOsm given in extraC ting IA
number OF tech if required.
= Bear in mind that only charge EeVenty-five
cents cavity. for a gold filling use the best gold
and warrant the Filings, as l do my plate work. When
convenient, from distance will please give
few days notice, when they intend coming to for
work.
u Office over Langdon's Flour Store, Montpelier, Vt
oct.6D&w John M. COMEGYS.
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WIN. h. CRANBERRY, Admir-
Brookfrld, December At1 A. ID. 1862. 2w3

STA E OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, holuen |
kANnoLPH DISTRICT, SIS. Chelsea, in SAID District, on
the 18th da! of January, A b. 1863
/ EMAN a; WhiTE, Administrator Of the estate of
~ Liberty f. hube, aIe Ot ashtngton in said dis
frct, deceased, presents hi administration account for
Examination aud alto" ance, aud makes application for
decree OF distribution aud PARTITION OF the OF said
deceased :
NhereupOn it is ordered by said Court that said ac-
count aud SAID application be referred session of
sa CONT to be held at H. A. Whites Office in said Wash-
ngon, on the 2tn day of February A. d. 1868 for heatnp
an decision thereon:
Ahd IL tmther ordered that notice hereof be given to
All persons leres ed by pubIl OF the three
weeks successvely IN the Green Mouuain Freeman
newspaper published Al Montpelier previ lis to said time
appotu "f hear"g That they ayappe If at said time
and place, and shaw cause il any thy NAV have wnv
said account sh"uli not be allow ed, and such decree
made. BY the Court.
D3t Attest J. n. C!,EAVELAND Iudaa
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George T.. ksnney's Estate.

INHE subscribers having been appointed by the Honora.
bic Probate Court for the District of kat dolph com
mIsaloners oteceIve examine, and just all and
lena nds at all persons agalnst the Estate Geo Kin
ney,ate OF oukhed in said district dec eased represent
ed nsoVent, and the term of six months from the Oath
day of December 1862, being allowed by said to the
ledofs OF SAID deceased to exhibit and prove respec
I'VE claims before u.s. Give notice, thai we will attend t.
me fuuts"i our appointment at the lie dwelling house
of the de ceased, in 8ruokhed said district on the
second Thursdays Of February an June next at one
O'Clock In the afternoon, on each OF said days.
JOHN HERRGCK. C,
A. CLARK, 0o"'" rs
WIZ. K. CHAMBERLIV Admir-
nE...L e OIL r-a.A