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~ Benham & Co.'S music store In the Bates
House corner. is just the place To Get pianos. mu
steal instruments generally. sheet music &c. at
the lowest prices. Don't forget TO call At the
corner. m2u ~
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Woop WASrrp-Wanted to engage from forty
70 fftv cords of good wood. to be delivered du-
ng the summer At the rate Of two cords week.
Apply at this Office. d&wtf
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ef-The elephant "Hsnuibal." which was in
the city the other day. although some in size is
small in comparison with the elephantine stock OF
hats and caps at Spencer's, - West Washington
street mayl9-d3t
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To Local ADVERTISERS Rates OF advertising
in the local column will hereafter be AS follows
FOR ten lines or less. 81 90. Over ten lines. ,ei
cents line No notice will be inserted until pai,
for
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To HousEKrErERs-A large assortment o
Concentrated Cooking Extracts just received n
Senour's, No. 5 Bates House Block
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sE-If you want the genuine Plantation Bit.
ters GO 20 Senour's Drug Store, No. ,, Bates
Block Washington street
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Luxuriant Beauty.

Promotes growth. prevents It's falling OF, eradieate'
dsndrur and imparts health and pleasantness the
head II has stood the ties, Of time being the original
Hair Colorng aad is constantly increasing favor Used
by both gentlemen and ladies II Is sold by all respect
able dealers. be procured BY them of the
eisl agent, u. : Barnes Co.. 2O2 Broadway New ork
Two sizes. 50 cents and 81. janl6-dSwltsw6m
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Notice of Application for License.

~rO1JcE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
y 20 the Board q Commissioner of Marion county,
indiana AZ their term commencing 81 The nrsi Moo
day IN June. lss3 for license 70 sell Intoxicating
iio.ors In a les quantity than quart time, /"
with the privilege u allowing the SANE 20 oe drank
on nv PREMISE, for one year Ny place 81 business
and the premises wherein laid liquors 70 be told
and drank are located on lot No J. square 50 81 No -,
Ras, Warrington Street. IN Indianapolis Cenier torn-
ship. 10 Marion county, Indiana.
myii-w3w CHARLES LAOfh-
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habit fselfab To which T. added observations on
Female Diseases and other Interesting matteT ofthe ut
most importance 10 the married aud those contemplating
marriage. who rnerai doubtr 81 their physical ability
that slut tu any address 10 sealed wrap
per, en receipt OfieBcents or four stamps.
We devote entire tire and sttcnor 10 the treat
Of tho private Of In pri
report our DspensAry the only Institution OF the
kind IN America which Ia, been tablshed hy special
charter this fact should CIV. preference the
various quaek ~ doubtful character 90 be foun IN al
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ALBUMS.


Bssnd in eoih, gilt edge, with clasp, holding u
po-trAt.. II "
Boune In cloth. gilt edge. with clasp, holding "a
portraits. -. ] %
Bound in mo oceo with ,ack for pockeipss, bold.
Ing ~ portraits .....-.... ! 90
Bound il morocco, gilt. clasp. DO ding - por-
traitx ! -
Bognd In morocco 6 L. one clasp, holdirg 30 por-
Boundfu morocco. gilt. two Chaps holding 20 por-
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Bound in extra morocco, gilt, two clasps, holding
Bound In morocco, antique, two clasps, hold
50 portraits } 90
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Bound ia extra morocco, atique, two clasps, ivory
ornaments ................ 90
Bound In extra Morocco gilt. two clasps pearl or
nanents, PANEL back 2 90
Bound in extra morocco git, two clasps, holding
100 portraits. .............. 10 90
Bound in extra morocco, gilt, two clasps. holding
portraits. ~ %
ANY Of the above sentby mail. postage paid on receipt
If price A liberia discount 20 the trade.
BOWEN. STEWART 4 co.
uyli-d2w Indianapolis, Ind
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ST RAYE D.
- II ~ ~ ~ n nD

VUyHREE MULES. BETWEEN Il AND IS HAND
high. sirayed from a drove last Saturday, In tn
vicinity Of indianapolis, the Three Notch Road one
and perhaps all Of them. branded the left jaw with TIA
letter n. Any finding any all % them, and repor
the at the Exchange Stable on Illinois street or III
undersigned al the Bates House, that get them
will be literally rewarded. 4. W. THOMSON.
myl2-d5i
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M e DICAL.
con FID TIA L
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.

gUyHOsE AFFLICTED WITH ANY PRIVATE DIS
ease. such Syphilis (chancroidal primary. sec.
ondsry Tertiary, any phase.l GhonorrhSs elect.
Structure Var cocce, Hydrocee Urinary Diseases Sper-
matorhea. sentinel Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions and
Of self abuse shouli At ONCE witt DR. Clarke
PRyATE uyFcE and sscred Consultation Rooms, No ~
East >hingtOn Street, and be cured.
The Doctors fifteen years ExPgRtEScE in New York
city enables him 10 treat you scientific ally.
Consultation free. Office hours from A. NJ. 10 p.
~ 7. -. Box 1854. sdly
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REWAR D.
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

dun AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING
HI IN Fisr township. IN May 4th, MAEY OLEARr. Il
years old bound girl hereby forbid any person or
persons from hsrboriug trusting her NY account.
/ will pay any bill - her contracting.
May llth, le6S JUnN ARCHER.
mNla-d2t
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From Philadelphia
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON. May ~.
To Hon. Gideon Wells. Secretary Of The Nary:
have the honor to inform you that arrived
of the mouth OF Red River on the 4th. and on
the 9th took possession of Fort DeRussy, about
eight miles from the mouth. On tho evening OF
the 5th took possession Of Alexandria without
resistance Gen Banks arrived at Alexandra
the evening of the 18th and turned the city
over to him
(Signed) DAVID ID. PoRrER.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
NICK ernan & rierCe,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
First Door East Of Palmer House
up STAIRS
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

w indianapolis, ana Fsrns snd Farming Lands
this state, aud will sell lower than can be pure
FL e~bers.
The follow ng conprises Of The property We Al
now Offering ~ ow prce- for casb or on tim, - mac
suitthe purchas.rs. feb2i-dawy
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Night Report


FORTRESS NovRoE. Nav o0.-The expedition
sent from Suffolk under command Of Col Foster.
has succeeded in It's mission. and the damage done
TO the railroads repaired
Our casualties in the skirmishes in the last two
or three DAYS have been slight
From PhiIndciphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Nav 2O--Jay Cooke. Sub
scription Agent, reports sale of S2ll3,OOO
pos o.day.
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THE LIBERTY OF THE CITIZEN
TIE SPEECH OF
Hon. D. w. Voorhees,.

Delivered la the House 81 Repre- sen;atives. February
Is lSe3, the "Act 90 Indemnify the President Hnd
other persons for suspendng the writ Of habea corpus
and acts done In pursuance thereof Is printed in
pamphlet form. aud obtained NJ this Office Thi,
IL he great effort Of Mr. voorhees, 90 protect the liberty
ofthe citizen from the de~po~m OF the President and
his mnons. aud should be IN the hands Of every
Indiana. II makes pamphlet Of 10 pages.
Price 81 30 per 100.
All orders should direct the speeches 70 be sent BY
press, the postage will be cent copy and must b.
prepaid
Address ELDER. HARDNESS BINGHAM.
lndnnanOlIs
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LICENSE.
NOTICE OF Application for License,

NVtfcf " Nppff'"Efvu TUT bFce"se'
~ OIlCY IsHEREBY GIvEN THAT l. WILL APPLY
. 20 the Board - COmni,sopers - Marion county.
Indiana, AZ their neat term, commencing 90 the rrt
Monday 10 June. 1893 for license 20 sell 'ntorea-
ting oaors ~ sss quantity than quart 81 time VIII
the privilege Of allowing the san1s % y drank 90 my
premises for year Ny pisrs Of business snd TIE
premises whereof ssic Liquors "a Be sof and draE
located 40. . Yves; Washington IT, known a. Toe
COUNTY ipdiana RODEkICk BEEBE.
naNll. AlM
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IN A NEW METHOD OF
treating venerial Diseases, ipelu.
ding syphilis In all lie stages
Gonorrhea. elect, Structure, Var.
oocile, and Hydrocele. Diseases "a
the Kidneys, Bladder &C., with
out mercury containing q val
liable treatise OH that widespread
malady Of youth, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility. lmpotency, ac.. the se-
cret inLrmiti.s VI youth and ma.
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
GAlEN'S HEAD 0ISPekSAnv.
CHAHTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURE or KENTUCKY FOR THt
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
, 80 80 - 90 M n n - n - G
PRICE ONLY TEN Cent?.
A Medical RenOrl.

Cbafdtning Thirty Fine Pidf,s Fne7 1osa offs
anatomy and Physioiogy oJtAs S>rv- Orgdus in..
state Of HsdlA and Ditedse.
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from Cleveland

CLFArLAND. o. May 20--The Union League
Convention was held here to day. Hon. r. p
Spnulding presided
Addresses were made by Hon. Montgo mer,
Blair. Daniel Paul Brown, J Ashley, Johr
Huichins ,ames II Lane and many others
Resolutions in support Of the Administration
were unanimously adopted. The attendance il
large
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From New bern .

Nrw YoRK. May 2n.-The steamer LANCER
from Newbcrn on the nth. arrived here. A
quiet there. The troops are in excellent health
Gen. Foster was completing the Notifications
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from Cairo.

CARo. Nav % Col CLAYTON. Of the 18th
Kansas Cavalry with his own regiment and n
detachment of three other regiments made re.
connoisance few days ago fIom Helena toward
Little Rock
He destroyed ~ 400 bushels of corn, several
buildings containing commissarv stores num-
Der Of grist mills. near Cotton plantation
After sending his infantry back he encoountred
n Rebel brigade under Contee and had Skin
mish. He escaped nv swimming the river with
loss OF two killed and eleven wounded
Rebel loss 81 killed md large number
wounded Price Is said to have left Little Rock
on the llth moving in the direction of Wits
burg.
Col Hatch made raid from Corinth las
Wednesday into Alabama. bringing back &C
prisoners and go horses. and encountered Chal
mers near the Tallahatchie. hu, escaped un
harmed On the same day Mai Banks made
dash from Holly Springs and had n skirmish with
the Rebels in which he los, five killed and ter
wounded The Rebel loss is much larger than
ours We took few prisoners, but lost none
The steamer Continental. from New Orleans
brings news that the Rebels have evacuated
Warrenton
The punboat Cricket. from Young's Point
with Government dispatches from Admiral Por
ter arrived with several iron cads
The Rebels have a raft above Alexandria 70
the purpose Of protecting their cotton boats sew
eral of which nre reported above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28

Ieutenapt. IS ID lieutenant. IA surgeons OF a.
.'. surgeons and 70 were Zen 0osi Ss
missed the service by courtmaa This number Of enlisted
men di charged was l6 aud the number OF deaths in
The psirhbofhoos II TO The reports from Kew Wet for
December having been received tho number cannot
now be stated Up the Dist of March, this Department EN-
dictionary corPsi on that day Key West, I3rtusa, fon
OF August West Florida wa. detached from Il.
THB EXPEDITION TO NASSAU klyER.-The transports Del
swsro and Cosmopolitan. each with 'choOnes in tow
Ie this port on tie "a inA Nassau River for purpose
of securing quantity Of lumber said to have been stored near
ware returned on Friday last aud the Cosmopolitan
Monday night ait having faiod to secure the IN feiA io
U %ge 10 with Ii. .aspol. cot ssoaGd
miles below the mills and the Rebe discovering me opec'
Of enpeS'n Destroyed the d h IN. ,r,n.nor, wer,
fred upon by guerrilla band shore and three men oil zoe
ID Hampshire Volunteers seriously wounded. no
Uncs however by few wsdirsotcd Shells and the inian-
try by Its musaetry. quickly slenced the eoes inhctny
PSo such - SI"s S1sS..dss 70 Ie
a. Johns River S:S 81 SnGef ANA 70
The following tho Of the wounded soldiers;
Private r. 81 C. Hisrd Co T. len lnpg dsngsIoas Private
Robey Robinson. Co T. LEI. leg silh,yi PrS..e yoha
attended by Surgeon Buz4s OF tie I'd Rhode Island who
GoSR TO FsRxAsDINA-The 7th Connecticut Volunteers,
Col }. H. Hswiey departed FOR Eerandna tlods Tues.
day night on board 'he transport Delaware Ihs regiment
will take post FeTnsr dina renewing tho 9th Maine which
REFUSED TO HLrOs HE.p--Tbs g7th Pennsylvania Vol.
unteers, Col H. K Guss has been relieved duty 81
Helena Island and ordered to report to Gen. Terry One
psy however 10 emsn and assist tho esgneer' In the
Construction Of tie new wharf
MoRK REoRUrIs CoIoRsp RKGyrsr-The
transport oton returned Tuesday Eight from Fernando
aud ST. Augustine bringing up nearly 200 negroes. great
portion Of whom recruits for tho lat South Carolina eg
pent They enlisted by Lieut. Col Binys who went
to Florida Tor that purpose.
DIsNissED THR sKRyICR.-In accordance with order
from .bs War Department! dated Dec a. Col r. Rich Of
the 9Th Maine Volunteers has been dismissed from the service
Of the United Ste, with the loss Of all pay and allowances
The reasons assigned for this Rigorous decree are the Cooners
aud his eisa to recogn1s officers Of the
imen duly commissioned BY the Governor Of tho State Of
Maine.
Surgeon z. Hoffman Of The Goth New York Volunteer,
also been dismissed the service for rendering biz
tion whio fatal epidemic raging in his regiment,
ELRLT FAiNLsTEAln general order sued at the begin
nng Of the year, Admiral Dupont officially
Mr. J. s. Cunningham Fleet PAynaster OF the South At
laniic Biockading Squadron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28

n.,,orp BEASs.-The steam transport Thomas
@ nna from Fortress Monroe, arrived on Tuesday
n" has on board ], 900 barrels Of damages
beans, sen. lrou. New,yOrk as food for tue AMY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL HUNTER
Vigorous Preparations for Action
E ,BoN.CLADS READY FOR SERVICE

u, d. arrival of the steamship Arsgo, Capt. Gads-
s.n ,,erday afternoon, from Hilton Head, we
~. IA ,s 70 Saturday last at p. NJ, 60 hours from
nor, ton 1T. Gen. Hunter had safely arrived there
"a resrsbed his command. Our voluminous cor
,A.oouSence suboined will be found replete with in
tsrest Active operations will soon take place and
events of the most cheering character may be ex-
pected. Brig,Gen. Brannan and a portion o. us
.tsff returned in the Arago, and will report al "asu'
ipgton forthwith.
We are indebted to Purser Frederick Grah'esei"
for prompt delivery of correspondence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28

Great Activity in the Navy-The Tonsaak
gonc upon nm Expedition-Siorc Mon
iior- Expected from the North-Ihe
Reinforcement for the Army - The
Gcnerals Commanding them Reviews
and Inspcctions-Arrival Of the Star OF
IN. south -Distjpsuisi'ed Arriv"is-The
Honduras from northumberland
edgment, Sc, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28

The Return Of nnjor-Geuerni h"h'cr-
The Voyage from Ne"-Horh-ao"sn
Weatber-Arriva mt Hilton Aend-
Reception Of Gen. IIunter-The New
Ironsides and wontnuk in Port-sscn.
Fireman Ordered TO WashingtOn-Ac-
Lnowied gncnts - Gen. fHnnier TO his
stuff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-03

Ranks, why not Of negroes The negro /,
uperior being to the Banksss and Buffers
lie 10 naturally more Of gentle man. and by
education and association more refiued and
humane than either Of those white ssrsees
Banks may spare his apologies. Amer employ.
ing such instrumen.s a. tho present and late
Military Governors of New Orleans, tho
adoption Of negroes is = step upwards in the
Yankee mode of conducting war.
Nor was It necessary that Danks should
quote Theirs and Chambray as authority that
the "valor of the soldier is rather acquired
than natural" We doubt the truth of the
maxim in ito application to Southern soldiers.
but the history Of this war demonstrates its
applicability TO Banks and his brother myrmi.
dons The manner in which the Yankees made
tracks from Manassas, and the hsstuess OF
foot displayed by Banks when Jackson thun.
dersd AFTER him In the Valley, is evidence
enough that the valor Of thoss men was not
natural" But that it might DO acquired"
under certain circumstances ia illustrated by
the feroclous order with which the came men
make war upon women and children. LIST
no man, however worthlessly destitute of
name, ever despair Of becoming q hero after
the cowsrdics with which Banks fed frod,
jackson, and the saperhuman valor with
which he now chases refugees from New Or.
leans.
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DTHE CAPTURE OF yICksBURG.

We Yesterday received from friend q copy
of the Columbus tOhic) State Journal, of the
26.h nit: 1t has dispatch with the following
headings: Vicksburg Capt,red-Rsbel Gene.
rails Captured-Ths Rebel Amy Cap
tured-Storea and, dnns Captured
TIE Mississippi Opsned-Harrah for Union
and Victory, &C. The dispatch says that "the
great river has at last been won and Vieksburg
Is ours" All tbiais in types of the most apallng
size. The editor adds note, saying that he 10
assured that another dispatch had passed over
tire wires from "a high source in the South to
"a high eource IN the East" confirming the
capture Of Vieksburg and Pembsr,ons whole
army. Capt McNeiIl's battery, which had
Just arrived in the city, fred salute of 100
guns in honor of the tremendous victory. In
the editorial column it says 'cur victory isper-
feet and complete. = Everything moved
harmonious!y to the consummation of the
grand achievement which virtually settles the
Issues of the war" can praise under God to
the gallant and victorious army Of the West"
The editor thinks it rather a good joke on
"Je#. Davis" who had visited and inspected
the Notifications there, and believes it to be
the "death knell of the Southern Confederacy',
He then goes Cd 10 say whip ont Bragg and
Lee and restore the Union.
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ADVENTURES OF A REFUGEE.

Agentlema2 arrived ia this city on Sstur.
day evening last, from Baltimore, who has felt
come Of the effects Of Lncolnism In Mary.
land. On the l9th Of April, 1861, he was a
prominent participant in the efforts made to
prevent the passage of Massachusetts troops
through Baltimore, for which he was snbss
quently arrested on the charge of treason, and
held to bail in the sum Of $4,000 to appear at
the ensuing November tenn Of the u. S. Dis
trict Court. From that time to within the
past few weeks his case has been pending.
when, on final hearing before Judge Taney,
he was released. Relieved of hia bond by
the action Of the Court, he started for Dixie,
and after one or two narrow escapes, reached
Richmond in safety. lie Immediately con.
neoted himself with an artillery company, i'll
which he has brother serving. and starts off
THIS morning for the seat Of war, with full
determination to be avenged for his persecu.
ton in his native State.
His report is that large majority of the
respectable inhabitants of Baltimore and the
Eastern Shore of Maryland remain stead 'ast
In their attachment to the South. and have
full confidence in the ultimate triumph of the
CoDfederacy.
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own property, and gratitude that It was never
carried out But tho dying man knew how 10
secure his everlasting fame; and Rasring a.
he was his almost wasted breath. the tempta.
tton was irresistible. He knew that the nation
that was iun mad by Morean's revelations.
Millsrisn, Mormonism, Koesu.h, The Prince of
Wales. any and eve, ything, would be terribly
illustrated by his disclosures These he could
make in safety. a. he would not survive TO bs
put in ono of Lncolns dungeons! uis plea.
sure must have been exquisite equal to that Of
vain man reading .his'own obituary; or Of an
irishman who is assured that he will have
large funeral! Now, says he, though Dc tell
Q most improbable story-ths more improbable
the more 1t will be bslievsd--I shall die amidst
sensation, and will Be In svsrybody's mouth
and In the papers. too This is Heaven for
suoh man-and as it is doubtful whether OF
no he has soul at all, Of courss he makes no
great sacritcs in dying with lie on his lips to
secure it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-03

a CANDID WITNEss-A CO, o,respondept of
gives CONS very strong testimony rs to tie
ip1luence and results of Yankee meddling and
effects on the condition and prospects of the
negro. Writing from Ii lena. Ark, hs says:
With no one to care for them, without food,
clothes. Or medicines, ,h-y tiof n aud g here
by the hundreds-freed a. last. Back If G-n.
W.shburn's h -adquar,ers, but a shorF dis ancs,
is peach orchard, the little groves in 70 rs
so ciose that one can hardly step b.twsen
them. Here, about two feet under gr und,
are ovsr thousand dead uesro-s, aud d v
afs-r day others Wh, have starved 70 death
are b,ipg adied to the nameless list. And
there ars doz u negro graveysrds III Hsies q,
esclf being rapidly 6ll d with nsg-oes, who
were oace happy aad 'nt-nt-d, in health and
cared for, Of use to themselves aud tho world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-03

THE TINES CORRESPONDENT IN rHE SoUTH
Under date Of Richmond, March 90, the South
ern correspondent of the Times writes let
ter, of which the following is an extract:
At this moment the Confederate S!atsa, NO
less or scarcely loss than the Federal are float
ing swiftly along current which. if thia wal
be protractsd for ten months more, will plunge
bo'h sections alike into ira; great ocean OF
rspudiasion, which is consciou sly and withon.
shuddsr contemplated st Washington, bu,
toward which there is at least great rspug.
nance profsssed at Richmond. In both sec
tions alike the result ia that everything ra
sembling property is eagerly sought for, a. q
safe vehicle ior the conveyancs Of fraction
of these promises TO pay with whi,h every
man, ragged and tattered though in some IL,
stances he may be, is heavily ireighted. A,
tho slave market in Richmond not day
bought a. prices varying Bonn $4,000 to a.
500