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&Trouble with the British Consul i'll
Rich .uunu,

RirnMoxp, June 5e-rLc Pre-ilent hes re-
voted aud auiaiie,i the ex' quatnr hitherto
gwen by Gov. Moore 10 the british consul it,
tiiis city, in Consequence of his assuming to
act in Lehe5-yf her Britsnic<sMajesly's Gov-
,rr,iinepf On %b,ttess oce.tri' gAin.ihe State Of
yi--i-sippi He wa eq,'eetcd to submit to
tho S.'crxtsry of. State h,s consular commits
! stn tti2re !:ptten correspondrnce copid, le
htld viii hui a. 'Dril:ih consul at 'lie port'ot
" .tIa.,s asee ing to this, request; he en
itrrd into u acorr~spordeI ce as Her Majesly's
ronsu, with the oecreary OF War, thereby
r'isreparding ,the-ie ,itima,s, authority OF Is
/ rGpysr"nent.
FsJT cu4y,pf .she .lG't-rs patent reyokihg his
txrqHatur viii. be Published so'nQrr1St. .
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candid witness.

"a correspondent T of the Milwaukee Nsvs, wri
ting from ssrkan,as gives some very strong testi
laonny ds to tho influence and results of Yankee
meddliug qpd effects on the condition and pros.
poets Of the negro. Writing from Helena, Ar.
kansas, he says:
With no one 10 care for them, without food
clothes or medi0ines, they sicken and die here by
ti,o 4huudreds-fr nc last. Back of General
Wasbhu,n,. :. 'ndularters, but short distance, ID
80, -. ~raycs in rows soc,ose
tint Que Gun hardly step between .. nerc;
about two feet under ground, are over u thousau,.
dead negroes. and ,lLy after day others who have
starved to death are being added to the nameess
list And thorc arc Ii dozen negro graveyards in
Helena, each being rapidly filled with negroes,
who were once happy and coutented, in health
ami cared for, Of use to themselves and the world.
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.Gheruisee afonds laking the, Lead in
- = 1the@tsundi Work.

We uro proud ,u TO abls TO sta:s thnt compa
ny G.r i6sai tdsf.nco &as organized ut Cherokee
panls on fsia-y; last. Tie following caieals
wety e'yslysd J. HANNqsD. u. Capt; T. Y, LAN-
'iS9 st Lieut.; W, L. AsbsRsvs, 2dLieuI,; II.
). eHAyrjr: ID Lku:enant-, All honor to .cnpt
HAdMosh.and his'rol her officers for their proinpt
and decided movement ain. this. matter Of such
vhI.importancc. Theirs is the proud dctnction
Of beng the 'Pidnn5sars. 49, " =
..Fr,as' III woses ARD hear though, rpsfriotid
citizens in a parts of the District are preparing
NJ folbos theft example,. We iissrt beew call
t. tho sitjas%s Of The sslpdr siaon', apd 10 ]
zstured it will he promptly responded to. rhelate
DARING, ,seeessful,and destraor've raid*npo n "ur
El S.Nh CArolipaepa&', speak tu us il'etrumpot
tines 20 he up and aOing-to bercadycn'd ou she
~wsaeh. 'i-.~ - :, '.,- - L = ~
p" >: - e.: St mo TIER e4re'., %
y A meeting. Of the citizens of tie saluda Resi
,peit viii re 6rtl Mt Richardson's on Saturday
next, 18th inst, ta prepare FOR hoina defeqs.
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Gen. feiibes,dn has Been -wtonged.

DO the W .rls e.s.pisa below. sound like the
words .. a ts..iig and .i.n i'nIssile No Fhey
havc ratcu, the Aae Apd dpnmieiakahtc csng vi
ipfiY ss'j1ti IN. uodying courage and calm TO
solve; lhr words Of II anan With .the4estinUl'y os
ssoad conscience. and vita moral coursge to face
cnlnly tlt4 ,t|'rtn :of ptupular -reproach. wthaz
ard the irsaictfon' that the epdWil. .5usry prcsi-
dsrt ss Ayl< il bishgh apprtSsas" Ss Of Tue plsi's
'a,rp rspasi.ies!n !ni dYn PkSoERIoA Let IL is bs
$aa,oher warning tou against that osssE, with
seting, "ad premature condemnation Of high @ili
aary officers, which has already done so ln'ltb
hsr,,:t,sDur cause. u ,.',;-1A- .-'-''<s ..
Z" YOU hsse ieira'that w,s incompetent anil n
7,i,or,.,,l tnst-t,wAS my insen iun 10 seil,Vk
Ihrgi :rp;is~ an: anayeu wiAsse aiie eeet at
xh'rh viii sHl y rkshurs- Whsn the lag, pound
II heet hac6il al'i a.ar.; s last grain Of corn,
thc last COW, in,a hog, ant u rse, and dug sLal
shall haze bten e.i,. uihe ed, mt 4rho lss3 mnn shn
have p sishtd IN The 'trttches; them and chly
then, will | sell Eicksburg."
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Stevens Greek, AcademNs

TyIE Fail 'SesSidu q this slntiHiah Win Btsf
i resumed DE third 4hdsy in JOhh and cun-
ti6le Eve rpint6s. ...tssn.y .lsys' tat the month.
sRNes of, Tuition ,sud. .Perus tetnns ~, ass Ses:
sim Nosspisn hv,ll be- seceivsd. applying laTI
,es shan tMe ~es.ks aft tbe term sQppepces. M,
less ,preyentsd hS sqkness y" d.,laSltiln viii
Pars :ast tsi.hiay shirdien :,h6Y,6ssiIs sin-
Iructei4in a'foscsi, tc.s,rse itviifhavv.
liberal atention gixeu them in my School, ~. .,i
=. - .,.s:, d.JoIN w. .McCANTS.
Inna @. 81 d
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WHAT'S Our Duty to the Poor.

What is our duty toNard ihe indigent and de-
sIiaendant f.piies, Of ths poor men Uf our country
in lhs armN' Let every man who, -yoads this
soues;ion, PROFOUND it to himself and u his neigh
o0.s. Let all carefully; and seriously reaeetnpon
Il, and then do shat duty and clean cons science
tells hem. ;If thcy will do'this there wilt but
little suffering in Our land, while my able to
help. Rcthembe that um;dlt sicknsss, hunger,
famine, sorrow aud death dt hume, the poor SOL
iicr is sa' ding, or dfing, in battle ia. away.
The present aud Inc future of that poor soldier is
"ns Of deepest gloom, while the cond!ion Of his
f..sy at home. i, truly sud and horrfying. He
is fighting and making all the sacrifices possible
for him 10 mike, fer liberties, our homes and
our property. Hs is making common canse with
aud Tor the rich, the comfortable, the poor Should
10, EN- the rich. the conf rtIbe, the puor, make
common cause with and FOR him and his family,
for their support? Lct US reflect for moment,
and wc will sec that, III view Of the high prices Of
salt, mea., meall, cards wool, shoes, clothing,
medicines, &c. the State and District taxes for
tLcr relief cannot by nay means supply their alb
snluro wants, and that the deficiency must he
IN itle up by private charity from those who Gun
and should bee,ow it.
Rccollect that thousands Of poor msu have lef,
their families Dependant, and in grief and dis
trtss their HON s, their little fields their stock,
sp4 everything S'i unprotected and undeiendsd.
y, iu the ,ne,atims are gone to sta nd as bar
r,ers between the destroying enemy and you and
Your Your homes and property. Uadvr these circum
Stances, all they '4s is tha. you keep their faml.
lies from suffering It igi reasonable demand,
and due to ,hcnl beyond all question. If you DO
not do It, can YOU be surprised to see the ,poor
soldier desert ihe army OF cap ydu look upon his
sbssnce from tie army in tbe-lishtCf Of ds,ertion
u6d.r such circumstanossl Sickness, death, fam
iee, and cries Of esutreaiy for help, in 'bo poor
GSsy of the soldier, 'Eo*cyer brave and lryal 10
cut cau.e he may be, far lore terrible TO him
thus the baso1sts. powder steel and bullet. Of
the enemy; andhs f more than patriot, more
than citizen, more than soldier, more than human,
Hwho can, undcr such circumstances, remain in the
services, true and ateadfast sollier
:, Aetq icalrs into tue true condition Of our
pqar, land know why they arc SO poor and aepcn-
aaht, aad devise ways and means for their relief,
,Esrps send lhrW bacon. corn, sa't, cOtt0n-cards,
Wool, medicine, &C., and let US send out few of
OUT negroes, and distribute them among tho poor
families Of soldiers as loaa, to cultivate their lit
tie farms. Let us larks tbs poor soldierl and his
family alike rjoce, 10 Know tkltH VIC Appreciate
his SERVICES, Gad ,Aeir saeriices, and are indeed
hisaud, ,lbeir friends in-nced,- and in q common
caaaase. 'lAh1 God win look down upon an such
Charities, aud. VIII remember His words :" For
inasmuch as ye have done it unto one Of the least
Of these, We. hav ;dune it .unto met ::
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"Louisiana can never cry.in; vain to
80 Annth CaroIiHa. -,


HLouisiana' can never CRY. in; vain to
- south Carolina, i. -.
We publish the following article ffom the Char
lesion Courier, and honor the mnn who wrote II.
Not one word that wo could cay, would enhaneO
the burning eloquenoe of this appeal, or present
the case mora}uy to ourreader' Citizens, through
out, our district this cause Is holy ono; therefore
"come up with unstinted hands" Send your
contributions to us at the Adrertiser 0aice-with
your names. We will make it our duty tu ack-
nosledge the receipt of all spch contributions
and to forward the sum SO collected. to propef
hands for distribution:
Help! Hepi for our Bre'hre" Of L"u's'a"d.-
We insert this morning the proceedings of a pre-
liminary meeting held yesterdny, OF the repro-
sentatiyos of the several Danks of this city, In
rofereuce to providing Of relief for the out-
cast refugees from our sister city Of New Orleans.
--"nud With all our heart, their proposed
We -. with oil fervor upon oil
aetion' anu "ou'" ue oil classes Of
our moneyed institutions, and upon
our fsllow-citizens, to come up with unstinted
hand and overHowing heart and pour out their
offerings in aid of those who arc suffering for rgh-
tsousness sake,-n cause which is ours rs theirs,
-.yho are at this moment bearing infections,
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skirmishiuu in Tennessee.

smeLpYvIrtlsx June 5.-The enemy was in bat
tie hne yesterday about seven miles ir'm Mur-
freesburo', ON stune river. There was some ar'ii-
lery firing aud skirmisLing between the p'ekeis,
hut norhing serious.
All quiet ro-4:y Weather stormy, wihhe;vy
rains.
-" cHAr4AsoocG, June 6. =
The report that Rnsancranz was failing back to
NASHVILLE is not confirmed. j. -. -, ~
: Heavy diminishing occurred yesterday ut ueo--
vGr's Gap, twelve rnIey from Myriresst' ro. =. -.
The enemy iell back before sus roops..-'.' 8
No further demonstration - .f"H 'a..a
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In ;AemNriam.

iul a1L u os ying th~ughth-Ad;aa.-.'> = :. :
-1-4------- -s-1 ---r---.---: .. -"
In, hemariam. - ;. -, = D.:
On the -29fr Srpteur.,cr 1882 in distant Mary-
land, fur tronLfrieads. kiadreJ And. COUNTRY. pass
sd AWAY fr-n osfth' EDMUND u. PENN, End
Lieut. Of Co. A, 22i RcsimrnL CuF. -
BY ths, bspa lIy-n. wing Potomac, !it-wss 9S-
daipcd that life all love, AMI Aindnsss, nnl,
honor should enla The heart Of e1o5allg@'arh
generous soldier has forszet' ceased 'tobsnt y"
heart tuintsl With 10 suiIeG no snlaoss no oury.
no iilihsrat psssian. Aiif 'tho,rsh ao1shs hnts
passed, Is tHous ~ seasdhs ha7S ad,, thdas6 msny
moons hsvs va;xsta aid 'tahtd, yet bis youdg
wife, his stricken parents his MANY iSsiny friends,
rosl that they must Stil! weep III. z.
wesg. for the istisits ,ssd,- :. 4,-.u :
The s0lss.3 y; Ey[Ss e ; spoken; e:as -
And 81 lden- bowl arc broken. "
EDncSD NJ; PRss;S 'dd:sshia6t Of -dn did and
k,n9ralls yicsipia family, End A'nagvs Of Eass:
f6.la s+,s,eHas boi4 August 2Gh 1ss ; and snor=
t.l'y sauadsl in 4ls :blssly, g:Y. sf Bqea4"orq'
laid dovu lk liafor this country sspteluber: 2't1
1852 Thure ire but few i4 his native tYwn and
.Djstrn,t, who knew not EnpY pnss;, his engaging
face, his frank and 'open boaring. bis cor'li'
assppuus ana sprigl1l paT, l'raelea al! and
!rsw to him s4E tEisnas., fsRn IN smeP ah F'af'
AMI all classe5.3, --i,..-.. t.-,;;
Of the ~Any. thousands wha have gone forth t.
battle in the c.uso Of Southern freedom, aud, to
| uphold tho glory 81 South Carulipa's sbanner, no
one mus stool more hfartlg, ahl po:ooe hos fallen
nnro nobiyj thnn:Lieate@an. EnxusD' PEss.
We; whose sadly -lea,pg, privileges it is 70 pen
this unworthy yFtibutG, Knew him Intimately fn'n
his hri syHssst .sEodl- by days y bis Inst long
Sleep in the pat5ipl; grave an again q We
sy hislifa was.slllpse,. .kin4gess and honor. '.
A dsyrtpa fathers, untirir &; Efforts hsys faiel'
TO sccure tbs remains of this noble .apn they
sleep peacefully, inferred by tsnds: that did their
T work with sym parhyS sndhohnrS sin the cemetery
at Frslsrick City, Maryland. Perhaps vhesn
bright cjed poaee agatn smiles on our gl'rou'
though saasring country, these hoaorsd remains
will be brought and laid by the side Of those tw,
sleeping maidens his young and l"ycy aOd Iny;
ring sisters, whom We al.rememhrr 81 well. .Apt
whom this is done,. though; years iasY, have ssaes
ed, around that grave willcome troops of'siudty
nembering friends; and nsm riAs be nSbts
qualities and kind notions will arise shiek-nnd
fast.
And 1whea s we stand there ami resl, tho seau
years upon those three gravestSae'' aadI Tnas' a
at the inscru.abls ways etl Gpl, lst, rs bow ew
heals with humility, aud let our hearts .rhiaes
tous: lie thu. givsth, knoweth best when to tak'
| AWAY. :.
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From vTginia.p.1T&e :
:: Z Ia ,Ricuxo1r; ,.t,;ii9e' :

>. RIcaHOyD, June I.
), Letters from % Ifsnfons sr5s.ISs 'aiiS SIZE
brigade # Yankees with 'i1 pis@Sss @ Of .gNS gSNAs!Sl
hase crusssd the Ruppahnnnuek Pssry " yfrsaariekysi
Sutg, and taken position in. ths -yisipi'y ydot the
site ui the BerUard House. The uevspsnt it, sup
pntaed TO be fsint. ir-t,-.:,...e, sa,ir..- -.
Three transports and oDs gunSoat ~vnt uEF II 3
Mattaponi On Friday la.t. Heavy firing has been
heard in thu. direction n% ascert lined. ~
The Yankees burnt several mills and h3Gees m
King Williams county,, g., aafIE is rspesss.ss 4
that lhoy also eurried of number ot negroes r.!
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Br We have been authorised by many friepds
of COL THOS. q. BACON, to nominate him
Candidate for Stats Senator from Elye6eld to
all tho vacancy therein existing in consequence
of the death of the Hon. A. SlnKtSs.
Nav 12, to 10
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M.. ynllandi.ham Aga.iu.

This Eyntleuian Is said to DO oilnis WY io ~
.iua; ws trust that his stay there " be sho:t
We sny this fur several reas ,iis lntheirst place,
t. is piece of Yankee insolence u the U. s. gov
'.trplnent to send its dsafecLed citizens iuto our
country it suits, the purposes OF MIR. Lincoln 10
suud Mr. yallandigham ipto our Territory, and
Therefore il does suit our purposes 70 eht'rlu'n
him. Aud finally, we are not satisfied thtt .Mr.
Vallandigham is our friend. II Ar. fAiiahuis-
ham stays quietly six wseko in our Confederacy,
ha will be- politically dslnnct; it will destroy all
sympathy for him in the United States. This no
niist see himself, ana We presume he has no de-
sire to rom .in among us. Hero, he can do Lincoln
no harm; on the British side of tho 81: La*rener,
however, ho can continue io'trouble him. 1t viii
suit both Mr.. vallan'lish and eurSeyes there,
toru. to f4cilitn,s- his journey TO those regi9ns'
Bcsidcs; We have a alsw'requiring citizens "a the
Unied States residing alnung US TO take the oath
of allegiance. If Mr.. Valandigham was located
on the Norihoru bank of Lake Erie, be~oum H.
within = fsw hoatfs sail Of his own home, and In
i,11msdiats ioommsnicatiol with his own pe0Plei
AMI if elected So'vsi;nlor Co. ;l d Ohio % MY put
hin.sf At the head i the military aud baa Tata tiqs
We are not satisfied, We say, that Mr.. Fallan-
d;rham is' our friend The Richmond Equirfr
ss.erts positively ihashe Is our eiehy, land that
though hs'is opposed to the abolition war against
US, that be is IN favor Of Delaoeraic war for our
suibiuga,ion. This opinion is based solely, it
seems upon the evidence given by one Cook be-
fore the Court Martial At vaIlsadish%n.s trial.
This opinion. OF the Enquirer ia utterly roiuted Ny
Mr.. YulIandighsn's own specch lelivered in the
u. 8. Congress the 18th Of ,InnuMty 1861. The,
only possible doubt is, %beshSr !hei ih's totally
rhaSged his position since hast january. His
policy then was TO- stop ehe-war.' wishdrAStheir
troops from otr territory, saud endcavor by king
craft and diplomscy to- restore the Uuion--at the
.sme tiue, refusing 10 fecOsni.e independence
Such man, if not ohr enemy, il certainly nos'
oar freud, and while for bic virtues we should,
treat him with kindness and respect VIC should
give him no home among us. snch course'mAy
sce,n barsh, eyen ungvnsrops j., our ,GovesnmsBs
built is the only truD kindness to. Mr. Eallsu=
dirhnm: -Thssa and thdt alone will make him q
great map, such as otherwise; he'whl never be- =
Tho gaue of the martyr, is now the only one left
him; lie has cOmmcpcsd it twef 'lo, him playit
cut boldly, and then he win Leave to po;terity n
name worthy Of his high mora! and ,iuteHec ual
nature. 3. <; .>,1-.
1t would be us absurd in, Mr. Ytllandishem to
d.s;re IN remai in tho Cupfederaoy at1bistuns
as it was In Charles X II to- .aksup hsi nbodi in
tho Ottoman Empire in dsha6ces of fhe 'sui'an'
Woe be to him if he tarry in Jericho until his
beard be grown. 'ssa2 J y '"as>iss FaE g'9;1
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B- While the First N. Y. hraated Rifles
rere out skirm;shing in Virginia they were charged
upon by the confcderates, who kiffea pnd wound
ed number, and It IS supposed took thirty-two
prisoners, as that number are missing.
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Notice.

A Ill persons neglectius or refusing to send their
"A. hands to work on the fortifcstions on the
Coast nre hereby requested to call on me and pay
their fines by the 20th day of July next, and save
cost. After that time will turnover the names
of all persons fined to the Clerk of the Court.
JOSIAH PAnGETT, Treas'r,
D. @. Il. Lower battalion leth Regt,
juno TO- st ~
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~" We are glad to learn that the damage to
the paper mill of J. w. Grady Il Co., near Green
villo S. Co. is not as serious US ut first supposed,
and that the mill will be in running order again
IN sixty days.
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StonewaH Jackson's. Message to the
4, -. -, o. G.

StoneWan 3!tckson !nessdgt 20 tue
. Women Of tn G confederacy.
"A correspondent of. lhs.s kqOASiIle Regi.'.r
writes ns follows of an interview with Stonewal
jackson u few days before his DEATH
After visit 70 the Rappphannork army, the
writer NJ this, made n parting eau on General
Jack.of. in hi. tent AS Westood' exc hanging the
,l.st words some refersne6 ywas made towhaI our
lGdrs are doinsaa S Tess" s'iIhe. tsbut they must
not 0Dtire the men away fr"tu the army. You
may tell; item 50 for me. We are fighting for
principle. TOR honor, for every thing we hold dear
II we fal, We lose Everything. We shall then be
ffayei, we snail be worse than slaves--we shall
huve nothing 'Gvrth living for"
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TttA6b:sr:t: t1set. i i
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10, 1868.
JANcs T. BACON, kDlT0R.

r@y oar kinleyt BANKS sre, ige Mr.. :oHs COL
Gay, krvA ngus:A papeEs = M.odaJ a!torno"n.
The .Tei"@-a piici d.'nr'"Ses' contained in these
paper. will tc fsuud'in our N-~s Column.
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Iiot the -AdgI'ertisor

Fo! 'F1 7u!o'VIsEE!:
The "southcrn Sisters Aid Society" acknowl-
edges tho receipt Of SlO from Col. Thoa G. Bacon.
Mrs. R. H. MINIS, Src'ry & Treas
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From Mississippi. 80

~ ;n... = IL Ent2s.s KEEF5 3 .l4ls- =,
p,We apdd the following dispatch ip t4e Hunts
-Yjne Confederate, l.1.t...a.s...a .,- Z = n
:: MOBILE, Jups4--Psmsert n, ip sa atrsqshmsn:s,
ha. badly pulsed every nssaul s-of DRAFT john
ston, with forty thOu.nntunenj has moved On tn.
enemy. A grearbGttls mus. dec.de the question
in few d.ys, unlesg Grant takes to his boats.
Banks is batly whipped at Port Hudson The
prospect y me is very hopeful
- JosN FonsyTH.
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Notice,

A IL persons indebted to the Estate Of ". Bur-
"A ges Bush previousto his death arc earnestly
r,uuested to settle up forthwith. And those hnv-
ins demands against said Estate are requested to
render them in lawfully attested TO the unlersigu-
-i--ho. will settle the Same, .s....
o. J. a. i0fT, Agent;
Z June 10 81 .le.- % .
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,,..,,s,''NaiIs T. ..Naf1s!,.s,.s''1,,''.
Notice.

Il personu of the Upper Battalion, 9th 8eki.,
IN msnt.. nelIeo,ing or refusing a:fend. theirf
hands to wo k on the forsi6cations on the Coast
ure hereby requested to call on me and pay their
ancs BY tho hrst day Of July next, and scvc eo,t
After that time mill turn over tho names Of all
persons iiued to the Clerk of the Court ia
JAS. S. HARRISON, Chair.
Luna z q a.
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Affairs on ,heRappahanpoeR. ''a'

The Yankees who crossed The RapprGanu6ea'
advanced on on Saturday It taks Possession Vi
saamens crossing, opposing tha !, %! FORGE, sf
had removed frgW ihat yie,ni!y: When lssy hay
Jappsoachsd within ue st sqa 2 ;h.i ot !hs R4H4
,;:rraL. swo.os tarsesf asSlbs'gsaes made dash
aa theul The Yankees, without: firing: a gum
fed 10 their ,enirsachsnenrs 80 DsopaRhu.' ~ g,
!. During tire n nvindetrdf the hdsyabe dnaany.
Kept; euisr SyhiEd their eafsnchmeit. ':'s:-
IL ffans Biity fceehuy Sries :ea in this city, Eas
Z. = Ill 'S!.;.7j7. 80 ~ - .; IS:
QeSH ueCiat 6Sutr -. =. - :, -. 4
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them to the "tentsa aela. to go g thiosISh the
1iJlemo sund farce or !" ifspceiioa' uffssr~
tudriug FIR scieun runs. clean Shirts and tieaf
bands, wis6outah. slightest possibi!ils If exTs@
tstisn of fniius one Of either And in the miiSt
of the confusion ypnuill 'ast aside tie poo: oi3
cd. AL, and never. fnl it again. md all "nf
.,ruir-i ul,ass lraiae upon |Ohhsen.s Djctio'As
ary snl SHAKESPEARE, will 60 for nothiSs. Fright
ful a1L u os ying ttrnughth-Ad;.a.-." &" - :
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Fson the. Norths ~: I.

.R1cnuoxD;1Iuns fs---At the vathhdighau meet
ing IN New York, resolutions were adHlasd de-
clariug it tho curry 'of The redpisI 10 o"dsnshd1o
the uumii is,tatio, once, md idrsyef, 40 desist
from ,lch deeds 81 + deespo,anS 4hd cfile; ibs,
lhsrs is rvasyn to fear it s te ss5sd is'rryss q
ihe admir- is,ration to establish ;, adespSyfmai II ppd
il the tin.s sLeald arrive sben. the rulerssAOsld
,nadIy attempt Ied,prife TBS. people Of, aA Apssl
to tho builotib ~ itiia thrir nshtsanss,daiy 10
Withdraw lrornsuch . government. loud cheer !,
!. A letter ,sas feud from Gen. Por,er In favorCs
.reu speech-thuse of his name and bloUd will not
lai, to fight f0t1,. - - sa 81:
exslstlsrN va. also read from Tl9aaszg. seS-
m0ur, Of Connecticut, in favor Of fles spsseh. :
The New York World publishes speech de-.
livered in phiIsdelthia before the Democratic
Association, by Senator Wall Of New Jersey, in
which he declares in favor of cessation, Of hos
tities. OF three l,efnativcs-subjuga,ion, On
nihilation or scparaton-he prefers tue latter a
thousand timos.
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4 IAI,Ess,r.lNsENVS.
From the south weat =.

JACKSON, June 3.-I is.fsintully- -apft hero te.
day. Thtisis not even q rumor from tho -frdr4:
The ntw.'of thfsba.tlJ' .'AtfStt hdsdfon 'isS!fs
.ryhdr.,s1 ;yy sy5s 5 faissi sssedis fga:sJ how;
over, from that pases is momentnry expected with
noge definite accounts.
:..All. the sick have heet oritrea from this city
"a [sEcosB DisraftuEn A.i'" ''
.Port Hudson, :at last accnuhts ~as cidssit7bG4
tiesel. The icss ff"mh' that auartsFisedltaetih
There is, however, no doubt entertained hat We
tsrul- ed the enemy sevefd times. II Is believed
that the accounts heretofore reported Of ae afp :
are exaggerated, r....-7 49,. -. =; -,
=. u. [TulaEp Dlsn41GH'l ;.!,.-r ;. ~
= The isnks have, bad bis soayer Thar ahsp p-
dunsa The New. Orleans andJackatn' X ailroadl
burned. the Mandhse-Bridse, destroyed. thsfortif-
essionsrhsy had eroctoa, aud th+cs their guns in
the pass Kifty Smith may be, .hs'taass. s'N
r Nothing from tictsStirs!! al - ~ = :
- 80 & Z,