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M0pE AEoUr TEg rg3ArEaFT OF oU2
PRISONERS IL TIE aosrM


We yer.erda eo1v.rE I'd wi.h Co. scrats o.
fsoF na' t.s .ie EsJ. .wj r3,rtsI haa bsen u
prisprer 10 tie 1Gn3r os tE nc ! u which
tinIe wss ,psat at FoTi Jeisrsfs. z.s says ast
hs sgz. trssiea i5- ihs IS :,sts D Is sp,rsss
he iu k.naS ~ ynts:, a. -sgs .E-. !ae .sess.
Iasa' gsrs-c,.y i.ssivsl By ogs pf., A. Yet
Ds,svas. ia c.uea bat" .1sa E5-,i.,.
! isu j bs.oss sils & ar ...srs iaea from
To-i iD':sr sa.os haf dos.r cr ga 2i.z,.s 0.
Je:f.. % al L3a3osa o,r'.sss=. S. - st, :-1et
u.is.s 10 a. esle le.dsss-ae,eyai 2o1,ss ssa CON.
,-sn6.ne - H@-ger's geEfy. .r<.s Ire. : to saat
Io.n. :. li.e}Ees k1ascs taen WIZ p gou.s
an o.G aLs!seTS AZ. Ere sioe.vr sad Re -. u3ss
Capt c!srn. &a5 is0ss-! 1acss. .fr, &c. Ig fhe.
AT Of thy uE:y 1'heg had ,esu err, o. va.
I,ons chfrEes Dcmpsa ~ ior sae ecs41i 1ls:e
! sra.s.l q ffsecir. n AAs itsstZo~lsi Hilary
al Wiz. ltey ~ q, p5i':es, Y,isene-s. latter
t,u1 - srT2 E.s's es2Ed ratio, asd all
l4eaaeg q ep.t5eia srr!'s I'd TO ,hsm-sue in
ra.o> "a fo.ss-t-Iev=s, oash rh&SkeTs. o.
=. eyeaiae II :Ao asf.Ys. A. lhs fog. Of par'
,ies aa,v, rclionsa cld AEr. Rouqs, WHO 81. 20:
s.sp pp IS .5kly e. ~as d, icsd ~ lbs e., ant
~co hld < 50 o! a.an. ytss raaei2 seizec . tie
taes :. =. Sex sni violently ,ar1a. a.,s "a; ceu
ard Cured = .orss lh:of
UEt i:.oc says ta2t $40 GS,nnaniant cf u, Eost
Iu.ias lis 81 the-s, (5oi. ro:a.os ~ss : goa
.,Asei7 - SID seeaa.d srs34 % -: s.eGIy
tAcso tat5G. d 10 his c@ro lie Left OF tn 80 D.
he p.sGar. d41nia fer gons other serves, Al An
o'hs5 hsd oe..a asal. ei 20 his pes: /. fs.. dsys
aslufs l. I as s.sd to orr icfof asut ,hss
;ac intent. of tae Ii 1soin aoveFnHsA. to retain
tGa tEcEss - c. -; fflcHs VINO were 20 30 COL
need = 2 De'arsrs. "He Cd act uade.s.and
ial,t, Id 20 fh 3arc now il taair HAMS cut 10
t-o3e " IL h: htTesf.sr bs captured
Il 8Ay CT 80 oefors Ills ol,i1er re- esss two Jaw
Cl1r E.s.e - b:caskt 70 hs Eorl wao had Lee.
s-tos.ed - u eoaiIs md 8 eds. 0Io CT .hsm re-
l. aka: - TIE Lien.easns IN ct-Tss. I .h,ak j
lave rle: you ro.o.o." For tbs rsmirs sCIeT
u os:ha Ns, he.psa u2oa - u, aud hs IS kisGej
I om one . Il Of tbs rooEn - .as oshsrA
Cap. r b. ~. Baylor. sho wss o. 5:a.-J usa.
Uharlsstown in DssoLaoF lasl, IL st.i Retained 90
prisoner % ehA~gs1 OF having violated sS os
tsaes ihonsh .hsgs charges hays never been SOY
lla,y fl.d His appI....ona ios aa isvestig asioa
1sse bser satzsd.
G:1 Rei.sy, sh1. On sccouI! Of seZce disagree
lisas Tlih Gsn. Eii.o had teen tsmporEiy SUI
es.dsa fscm command 81 Esrpsss Ferry had bean
fa!as.al, d ny Gen Ea.l~c-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FROM CHARLESTON.
INTERESTING PARTICULARS OF TIE
RECENT FIGAE.

oHAKLs.ros. April s.-All qaIs.; no prospect
Is!snd boazdsd the wreck IT the Ksokrk last night
and found hsr surrs. had bssa p:e.oed ,hreush By
Q bail
fsEcosD DlsPATcH1
CHARLEsToN. Apsil s..-six Moui:o:s and The
Ircru idss Still lie within tie tar, shocs two snd
hslf miles from snm:er Ths enemy Is waiting sor
9 nj " raehino 10 remove torpedoss. Everything
Il In rsadinels for the attack.
Tenor Monssda, shs Spanish Consul, Who rs.
entity left hsrs In spanish war s.sasaer returned
20 day, via Richmond, having left wa,hinston on
Thursday last on hsas;s the attack hsss Wa I'm.
midAns Neither the French nor English Oonsuls
aro here.
(rzIsD DnPATcII
eHARLIsroN, April. "a ceounts feom Fcrt
SIE.ss reflect the highest ers dit os. tie sarrisos
foe cooiasss AID bravery IN tie recent hxht-
When the xonitors we're ei sovs-sd appscseAirs
As risn were st d;-Def. 81 fte sound Of The
iors -c.' thsy r2rang to 1hei: guns With cSes i.g
:sS Sastle-aia wal run up to the SIR CT Cix.s,"
,sJ cd ~ the land On tie r.raret, and salute Of
thirteen SUES Arsd.
Col Alfred Reo!t wss tie con- mandirS cfscsr Ct
the fort. E,satenantColoss, Jossph Yaxs com.
mandsd :hs t.rsetto tstssri;s, and Nsjor OrEsby
bind-ag the esssuated Batteries Tho o,emy
fred eighty shcss ~ the fort o: wLth thirty iour
t:usS. Ths gAsrison eager for ihe nc <. chare.
e. the Mca.tcrs
(oFFfCIAL D.PA1CHl
CHARLESTON. pr!! 9-To Gen. S. Cooper: Gen.
ersi W. Walk er DESTROYED an armed steam .r in
ths coosaw zEer a. Daylight thls morning 10
cssuAliies on our s'de. Eli q,i.t Elk Monitors
and tho IronsiGes s/e sin With. !he bA-.
(igned CT BSAUa1aA.D,
lGco,, liver Is q few Izis. eou:n If Pscotsi;go
It srpsra.ss PIT Reyal IasEd from III, main
Ind
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SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL II, 1863
L.rEsr rsox wAsnrsa >ox N @

Y.hsv: n.~i fs~m Ws ,hinsa n ~ ia.s ai xan
dy esA III. aEs ths .cwn e,nyIs.ey iayes,sa
snS :; 40: sursresred Is va, thought /, " 9ul3 10
s2ssd y ns.acgsd. The casny ara aoout 5o)
.,.o1g, sna have two block LGusss ana Sns fors,
oai soioasiang' gsas. Up 10 koldsy u ornie z
iau' a.d been &c Gg Alag t.yond ca7no,.i,ns. La
which Col! whs-sop J Green wls sisst'y wonua.
al, tui NJ ors Rts tho,stt, had sassainsd a1y 81.
r,sas hilary. Tbs negroes had attempted 20 e.
esp fcon tia ;owc, Sr: vsrs f-ei on by or-
.soops snd dsNSr bs.k. Wa have pnms:s.oa cf
HIs Point bs'ov she to~n wSieL eiiss ed asa
Hi :, com raad tie river villa his guns.
O-s Ysnkse g-nbssi p.sied c-T ta.:ori>r :.
III ila Point on Tar livs., o4 tie nsh, Of lie Cir
= 1, iepJ.t;d shAt tsn YsIkss rsgnsuta haze
',1ei q. Rig Swift creek ta st h, II, r.Sr Of Gea
H1. N; ltiss .he sisas By Lad at;aeS, SIS heir
uAte1 comm 4! caiioi IL ca. of
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lOueaee AA1n ana 13>& aaA
ExTNMv1 A1D XTfR1n4fyv sAtu o.
IL nEyH And 1AAso1Af L1 DNY 0oO16
6aOTS AID ouons. HATS, Na7lsl91 g.
warehouse. sornsr Main ana issh - r. IN -
o sue tons avery lasss and dssieabls sase1n:O1
Of fresh end scasouaAie
DRY GOOD. =.
(, Bc0rs AND ssols,
Amsrg wAieA win b. ssuad-
1lesehed 81 ksinRs
Garins-a' Stripes
Pillow Case oat.on
1aneoesnr oinghsms
Eapee OS1bries
Swiss Maslins and 0sssAsd Mxl,ps
Fancy Prints
e!rcf and 81 h;ts Prints
Plain and Paas, NoualAnss
O;gsn6iS 6usl.ns
sIlk, Linen sad Cotton Hdlfs
Willie Gotten Hoss and Han Hose
Pin. Essdles
Fooks and 1yev
Linen f0n,toa rapss
uA.r Pine
1ns'i.a Letter ssd o.e P.psr
Fine 1nsiish Envelopes
Lssl Pencils, Ste:l Pens
Pen Holders
lsovy aud dorm Fins Combs @
Dressing @ :nts
YspsE Fscay ansrs Sa~s.
xeMi and Assse tkfrt Huttors
Gs4a,a. oii Oast''4 Eoep
French Calf ssips
4 Ag,Es94l assortment OF Boots aad Shoes 4
Iine Felt, Oas-i.:e:s and Hoci Hats
Saoe Thread, Trunks, 60.
TO ws'es 4 shsy arrive In tine. VIII bs addsd
BLOCKADE GOODS.
ecns'atire Of general variety q scarce snd vau
ab!s goods SUMNER 4 ARENTH,
ap 10 Aurstonsers
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P2Os Koarawasgsga Ylao,NEa.

ste Yankees are endsavo;ias % fofea sal persons
liable 70 military DC y la The CO ,a:y Of Ashaclph
sad II il presumed .ha: tho tRma ts.ug ID berg
dine il o:nsr s,7ntisS IL sher pes=:ssion. C;owdz
sfs l!as to sae moa1.t.Es to sv1,d s, aad wii "a
cloMtuait5 ~, coma tEsocgi .ks ensuiy' lireJ
1.d Swell our Faaha Tds CHI :.rs CT P-s-pont .
s:ass sse collecting tsxas for tho two preceding
81 as as well ss khs r-sssrt
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Kd,ors Ct.rt The k,syOf yss.erday SAINT
Amanda Logan, Wm II. Bin, Mars Wilson,
aud Bic .berh Miller to isl, because ,hey did not
give q lrisy. Ga the til ggs of teiag persons of
evil naras aud fans, with suI vstls na ssns Of sup
po.s. Ihsy lived Ia . sbaaty On tns side Of the
hin below the Powdx AAg.xins. Caafies Willis,
charged with ieioniously sn.csing Margaret Brpi-
vans hcu and stealing truck eoI.a,nias cloth
iue. wss remsuesd 70 the rsusings o.. r.. ss vas
also Timothy ksnnsy, charged wish stealing 3. w.
6helis hat, valued q . RsS4Is3
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From Tennessee and Kentucky

CHATTAactG GA, April 9-Ths enemy OCCUPY
Lsb.1on sst:h div sion undsr General Aeynolds.
They ajso IN :o' &C at Carthage.
News from Kentucky is caesIicg che Lcn'svllls
Democrat ''spurns tbs tyranny Of the Union Demo
cratic Coay sn.ion xnd its platform"
al quiet a: Columbia ..fw ,nty more Erisopers
reached here yts .rday. Tsnkeo scouts hxve burn
Cd the railroad hri5g, north of Me- etiirnvils.
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Prison LENS TIE 81 esary II w AZ yeI.sr,ay
reui.tsd tas fsnteEcs Of clurt mariisi ca VIM "
G,cdwin a ne neer Of Co s, 4!ta Va rsg't n d
de.ed Tim tn be ssas to hia req lment -Four mem.
bar. ot Go q 9, Va battalion, te.sy wsrs put Ia
tho military prison u the xas efn District 7ss.sr
from tie 53th Va reg who made ais szcnos th. Q.
f,m q shoat s;c,o iiass, was rtciptused yesterday
by detective Caphsrt. and oondrSssd to his old
q ISrtsHA
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Goa CT in9 1913 TX Sosern9r sms Of so;.lh Gs-c-
iiaa who w-s .zcdnaci Ut Fcea5rilkGSu.g, Wa
hno IL sis iacs ,a.;, tee SsI passlnS Though the
aGtrrijr iobs OF Jas brain s..s s;ds aoSwi,h.
gsAaG1s TINS ots Of portion Of Il brain,
imp, ,osIuG. is left e.ds ws3 pa al d. Gut he u
10 s6s 20 nov3 botd hsuj end io5t and .sese i.
.fsir pcospsc. OF h:s recovery.
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LIED IN Ets AOLE-Crswf9ri keJ noids, con.
erpt N Gseensv..ts county, Texas, vsno had Lsei,
hie;ny Ut to ESQ ln4ef p.,or, fouud dead III
Lis hoe o. Wed 1es@ay, Is. inss. Hs cs1pisu.d
& l.-ass II laS u;oTpi5g acJ .sasa al. wife "a.
tuYGei as 10 O'Clock rs was d I'd
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Erenl Vic xburg.

vIcE-BURa. April s-~Eve. thing IL qai,t hsss.
Tro more t-snFps.:s left .hiz AFTERNOON. bound rp
tho river 4 nIrnh.r VI transports are Gtil In
siQn..
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Jtom sAs Seatk-fwenty-oas Abolition soldiers
ton, 4. a. 1sghs bslonesd to thA 7th New Hsmp.
shirs regiment; i've 70 the Oh Maine; Ave "a tns
l7th MsW Yesk, end three - tas .. Z. Signal
Ocfp7.
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ID AKEEY. HOHs1, WAGON AID HARNESS,
ID EUaHIxUzz, FLOUR kOLA6SEA LAID.
svA;A, AND SUGAR fQR 6ALN At AUU.
1l0s.-WL b sid on kOEDAX morning. Apr!
" Denote corner 81 Nsia end 1iet sts-
Ono Bakery. eGnkistiag Of Ovsn, Dfead pnG Caks
Pans. B:saa Hcxss. and svsry thing usually
found In wall iept Bakery.
ylour, MOiassss, eu0ar. Lard and ocds
One very Acs Bay 6ars. ysWs old. warranted
soand and gentle In haxEssa
Ons very superior Spr'og Wssaa md H9nsa,
"''A'''' 81 'eIg!.::; Ygi:c.-
Az the noussho!d and RsAasn Yurnitass. sonr
istins Of shs usual variety:
III. q. fixture.
-AL10,-
WIN b rsatsd sas House and Bakery ior ~ -.
e1pead lsass. sCding ist Deesmser
1p7 1H00 w kAA11N. AueG
1y 11aS Fsass > sas : -snsosar@
rSxruysIvx xs0 1s1S1f10lY aALy OF
IL re k6U1AOT0H11 T9DAOdo And o1o.
N1 isas. soa~sncios as 10 o'sissk. " wGi ssU,
without rssesve-
large aaeostment Of
aAausAcruRDc Dc,..,o
insludins . arsAs variety a sAosss sras1a
Smoking 1oBAoUO.
-Ast3 wAisA-
Wsws,l s4ss sos aals.
Aim sasss -
saltAs -. ,4ss!s.s Z -
- lutaG1iaGD ke1e1i1.
10 xlN1. KxIun . O. Assn.
c -. A. -; = < 8 :ssf :: u
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Successful Attack upca Gnnboat In Flsria

SAVANNAH. Epsi "a letter to tbs Norniux
NeDs. iram PElslks, Fla lays:
cn the 27sh u!t. tee Yankee guLbos: Ben De.
fore: was attacked IN St. Jchn's -iv~s 6y Uicken
son's savel,y battalion, drivsn off and many Yan.
Eees sLied and wounded. Aao, the killed. is
!.is notorious 4osss ou:lsw, kortgomery
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BY c. II. Rouss. AVcti0seoF

AR6H eALR CT FxsHH AND aEeI2ABEH
IL Dxr GOODS AND NoTIOuS, on AON.
DAX, April f3--'
lsca.es x.ocp Es,-.s. from Is to 80 hoop,
cke t. Tea
csscs stooI Cotton
bales Cs,.burss
Biescasd Cottors
Wits Csmbrics
Napkins nd Doyliss
Gloves Handk srcnisis
9e~iug and SD iies a. SILK
IL 4 bsSt Nsedies
HEir Fins Fine C,m6a
Hatisry KID Glo7es
Cards, Counties
Bsreses, ksutles
6osps snd Matches
And m my otter gods rot enumerated.
sp 10-tds O. b RoUeS lrot.
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STATE ELECr,0NS

" CCLPEf1R Gen WN Il BROWNE is Q
~ canaidase to Represent tie county ct 1ui.
psper in III. ext Ecuse Of Delegates Of Virginia
60 II--lsWALE
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Aeeidsnt OH the Virginfa and Tennessee Rail
road

1YscsBUEa Ap,ii 1l-TEs trxIa which lefs
nsss this morning on tae Virginia aud ren-ssses
EaiisoEd. with AGO exchanged Con s.era:e prison
s.l bcert, fl ihs sr. ci na.r Lowry's Croas'
lag, wouc5ins: e!svsn soldiers fgs Of ,ssas &c.
r.susiY.
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"A ss910 ~ 1sess1 q SssSi7 vSH
-! sSss - - ega9e = 00Qf NsS E~
-:
AO9xl0M AAA1o.1ssSss s,~,.
- see---1 =-s....:..-..s-....- = =-......--.- = ~.
-.@, AsA
~ 49,. 1isyee. Hossaa nal0y Oeoaia. -
~. g 9S10y 1oseeos Farming 10Da6nGG ~
1y1VV11O-1x v1oe q. . 4ss1 ezso11c6 3
Sesen - 49, - .nAssalgpsA - sH.
Hss ~ = ns0 0ssa3 Osaet O0sA - Whk
ne sccscss e Ne rsslss hAsres1sA sbsesln = -
oax se TIussee. v1aR son q Doole oaue1sa
sssss,.sS: 81 es J: 1fsS onS. n RE.'.s; =. - g.
~ O AU&A lp04 0t 10 oGOek II, O fair. n
81. tesa tie rs1t faif by ehsssA1ssS,) 6 -
- "a ~. s.s e: - .o..S % 1ssf Hssass ssassfy
~ Seee6 Scey1sslY oWnsd By 0sa Da1ara
fsJtoa. BiAS oa yanss esver - q ~ 1svsr
Ho:a shout .sv0'ntlss aeeys 1jsAmenA, snbsss
1melses- soetainin9 aboas l,03o aseaa ocusetara
o. AoSns S5o ssrss of yamas nvs I-W srcunAs. cJ6
ss aass g epsn hish leoo. aud - Asr,,s IL wood
trssss @ ID Iso 2e@ 49, IN b i.a ce ieso t'ss
nsese " Sasn 70. URea sna e The irasss thsvo
@ su.s wsse eAsese1S cut eaodsass ol sveY
tsn..;. IA ss,.ssSs .s.Is 49, s 49, oos: q.
sHs.s S.. ~osoa wen wofAy Ae .esAenesso q
sn,cs wsec9 80 geopesY.
..1s wooa '."a 80 80 es m:.as9 lsso three tracts
~ ~ - DSu8b AS8vts
umberse iana n ~ yaessitS. md bsins wiAAia
tsw \ nsnGeo !axo g - snass u OF gysel vaine.
- ~ 1Ts - ssycaS " aeoys asisiAinQ
Others ssas - sss.s .sss q oes .S xaSse - sS
s,S g. sSSry 2. Dr Dov.L s'nsssnias soo 1erss
v.1n sceus l:S eess y wcod9 tne t.prcysr1sais
oooass Q, 2" ssane V oesosfol oak 8roves VIII
Sf.a ane a exssnavs o.A ne o.eharA
- =. ~ isncg oedIvso n90 " aepemss esaae~t
iss In -, ss;-ss:s; 81 sore. lying q u. !n.ss
sns st i,aas & q Exal s...s. ~ Oa:t.r.
- Is; .ts Se sno osner Lals popssv wns - -
on .nto .S0t Iss' N W. ~ r.. 70 ~
u. u:a.i os: .hou..: ~
o,.s.. mum asSs oa -. ,nno pusonaSe9 no0 tncSsSs
usr,s 1,r 1rse ~. ~ 49, ~ nS)osn'ng shs Dss
pH Tss y trs.s cf s.a. n'a. =. -. '.ns mA n'l
,osr;r. w.. .nt .s"sSs % sns rlsnkload aad -.
Shish rs .,sss A.. S.ms. r;.s i"ves iow ~ - o
s.II.n. oasiis,' he rs~.,nSsr ~ 49, S,ss e
~ l so ~ 40. ass .asseo. ~ ~oocs Xen a:ss w
.. ssAA ~ nv: peIc:r, upoo one O which sness y
I'm. lMSs 0usnEy on me Ssss os1ex c:sy. Jins h1s.
8 ras - ta." AZ Emo sne-n q. "el.asssa..." q. II.
fasnxsosa sDout soqr mns: mn ths elty. eejeaa-
ing the =, 5snos OF Aiiest. A9 and osh@A eoe:
s1uS a. n .os sesss, VIZ a SAcsu oWsam9 -
divided ioto three tsac.s, which. bs!ns near the
oIs4 An1 .cssHio.e ~ gooo xoeAc, anool4 ass5nes
pe,T:ons ,r TAnnS t ptssy s ecensty ssssa
that thsre wii b sold twenty trset., nsshs &
,,;s.s t,,,, ~ ~ ~ 80. ~ IS .S1 - -
.n -auss n"X ~ M"ssI' ~ WI' S seS XU13 So1H Sv0y
- nn:.hs.srs : ~iAs -. ,..ss ss ssc;ss ~ ~.
70 max tns1 ss!esssoeS 1nsss isnes aes e tAe
aoss ~ SVoN SV.@Acos ", 1oscoso o3 -
.1. nss ioos,. .ne ; ..sS G.ss sHs - sssese
Win be eivsn 70 - 70 enable purshassss " pa u
@9 epTct 0UP4
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Des,r action Of yakee Gunboat In Cocsan
River

Cn.PLssToH, Arr.. Am I'll iai dLpssol from
Aaf1sevi!!e snaorac.s mat early this morning
Gen ". s.. !s!ks.. with Ais lishs artillery. do.
stroye3 enc OF the tusuay's gunbost, ID Cjossn
I.lac.
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x2a9 a. zssSs. .-xhaos Asnase1 an1 1(y Ten
49, ass g . ssas - ~ assslns y OlaS Rdsl
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w. TRE fr:snds OF kr. William H. ,ascfar-
WI lard, (nov ,hat tna. g. .ntiemsn declines he
Legislative cAavass bscs4ss o inslsibiii.y0 SEX.
ing Eepie sentative to he House OF Dele gates -
whom they can unhesitssiogly tranxfsf their kuf-
ffegss, cave foand ~ al q candidate in EIOHARD
VALKaz. mombsr Of tie C1.y UCuacN from
Esaisoa W..a, aad pla:e his Mans On tbs tiskss
ssrstrsoTs srb i.hed sp ,o-Ath
n- Khsi EU.-LU ~ NC& TACK a wai % "a ..
~ ported by many voters Ia Ill the war6s:
Fer Tie State Seaafs:
RJUHAkl u HAAK(IG.
For the 1cuss Of Dsls6ssss:
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Rebel Congressional Peace PROPOSE
ton
FROM ths Bichmeui Dispatch March r.

ton.
from III, Biohmeui Dispaics March u.
Mr.. Conrad offered the following peace
preamble and resolutions
"WHFREAs, The present Administra- \
ton of the United States, by lie reckless
disregard Of all Constitutional restraints,
by its persistent efforts TO subvert the in
siitutions Of these States and the fero-
cious war which il is waging for that
purpose, has more than realized the worst
apprehensions of our people, and fully
justified their wisdom and foresight in
ayefting, by timely separation from the
Union, the calamitieswhich longer con-
tinuance in il would have rendered ine-
yitable, and whereas, portion Of the
people OF The United States have recently
manifested their disapproval Of the war;
Of the objects for which and the manner
in which IL is conducted, and their de-
sire for its speedy termination, and sew
eral foreign Powers, notably the Gov
erntnsnt ofFrance, have expressed q sim
liar desire. Now therefore, the Congress
of the Confederate States, deeply impress
sed with the conviction that il is their
uuly 10 leaVe no Ineauh uitFleu 10 pun al
end to a contest injurious to the ciyiliz-
ed world and disastrous to the parties
engaged, believing that its prolongation
can only tend to embitter and perpe,uate
feelings Of hostility between States
which, however politically disunited,
must ever be intimately connected by
identity Of Language and Of religion, and
by the immutable laws of geogrophic,d
amity and of mutual demand and sup
ply, deem the present time when there
is momentary pause in conflict suit
able one 10 utter the words of peace. The
Senate and House of Representatives Of
the Confederate States, do therefore res
olive that they will cordially cooperate
with the Executive in any measures it
may adopt, consistent with the honor
the dignity and independence of these
States, tending to a speedy restoration Of
peace with all or with any Of the States
of the Federal Union. The resolutions
was referred without debate to the Com
mittee on Foreign affairs"
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A REBEL RAM BUILDING IN LoKDoN.-
An American merchant, who came here in
the City of Baltimore, brings intelligence
Of new monster, which is in process of
construction for the rebels, in the vicini-
ty ofLondon. 1t is $50 feet long, iron
clad, with formidable PROV, and will be
provided with four engines. Our infor-
mant describes her as one OF the most
terrible of the family of rams, That she
is built for the rebels he has no doubt
and be took special pains to ascertain the
truth. These startling facts, as well as
Others which he has found out concern
ing the numerous iron-clad and other
steamers which are being built in other
parts Of England, will be, if they have
not already beed laid before the L.. s.
Government. Journal Of Commerce.
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Hon RiouA RID " ALLAcH.... Mayor u 'washins,a
City.
GDEoS j. BALL....... Erie Pa.
&" THOMAS B FLoRfSCE.....p PHILADELPHIA, ls
" @. b. CURTIS. ....,.,.ss :, Warren,
4" EuJAH BAHmr. ......... Erie,
F" WILLIAM DENNi5oN. Governor Of OhiU
% JOSIAH NJ. Lucas, ........ Chicago, Illinois.
" CHARLES d. HOARD...... Watertown, n. Y
Capt W. w. DoBmSs. 80. Erie, Pa,
W. T. SAITHsON & Co... Bankers Wasbingsoz
D. C.
WIN. P. SHATTA0K ESQ. 49,. .Meadville Pa
SAMUEL A. FORD, Esq 80. Chicago, Illinois
OoRY HARBOUR, Esq...... :. Terro haute, Ind.
d. A. POWELL, Esq .......C Cincinnati, Ohio.
W. b ]. W. ROHsON, .....,.
Gen. MURRAY WHALES....... San Francisco, TAT
JoHN ID. HAYNES, Esq ...... Aurora, Ind. IL
A. Y. HARVEY, Esq... ... Nebraska, N. T.
w. Z. HARVEY, Esq. Omaha City, NJ. T
Hon. 8. @. DAnEY..... ......Peru, \. T.. ~
CHARLEs P. CRosBY, Eco. 4 Detroit, Mich
THOMAS NJ. WILSON, Esq New Baltimore, Mic
WAMpSG JEFFoRDs. .....Keokuk, Iowa
w. ID. BLACKBURN, ESQ. ...... Kansas Territory
II HUNTINGTON, LEE h Co. .240 Broadway ny
BoHERs, BEEEArT q Brad %, "a and 80 Yesoy 81 .
FoRD, Jr..... ...... New York.
GARDNER DoDGE..,.......l0 Warren street. NY.
JEaoAE 3. Buck, Esq. Hassau 81, corr Wsll o..
L.. N. BocELEY, Esq.a...., .qOT Broadway, n. Y.
WILLIAM DuRYEA, Esq.,, l66 Fulton street ny .
CHARLES Fox, Esq ........ Cincinnati, Ohio.
JAMES q. GEnsE, Decentralization, Kye
MARCUS A. FINCH Esq..... Maysyile, Ky.
iuly20-lY.
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nrlTE Nh ESBEE BRANCH
~ rur
NATIONAL CLAIM AGEHCi
rosnuCrEp w
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
wAsHnaroS, NJ O.
CHARLES n, GREEN, Agen.
No. 3s, Cherry Street, Nashville, Team

II HIS AGENCY possesses nsoniiar facilities for IN,
successful prosecution and settlement Of 30
mandsOeainst thsG eneusl Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, IL oonductofa having had severe
years experience in the management Of claims
fore Con gress Tie Courto Vt Claims, and the Exeou
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly Acquainted and fniliar with the laws aDs
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention siIl DO Oven to easoe arisps
out Of the present war, including the accounts e
States, Contractors, aad pabarsing Omoers Of the
War and Navy Departments, and for % Collect
Ing, Drilling, and organizing VOIs
unteers,O tho reimbursement Of which Is author
tied by an act az Congress- CLAIMS FOR TNpEh
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN rem
PUBLIC USES, OR F0R DAAAGEs TO sUoR
PROPERTY, FOR Hcrses lost in the service, and ioI
military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Lnnd.
We give SPECIAL attention torprocuppg PEN.
sipns, IsOuD ties, etc., actruing 70 Soldiers
who have boen wounded, contracted al ease, or thu
families Of such as have died, been killed while IN
The discharge 81 the line Of do Y such dufing iA
present war .--
Special care will also be given to claims which
have been heretofore q g ecte Il or : aspended
by the Departments or Inciiciently Managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
Quarteruaster's Receipts given Tor Property taket
for the uAe Of tin Army, 10 srfhgihg Aocoihtkuiii
and collecting Claims against the QuArtermasera De-
partment.
AnOiaims placed IN our hands receive our Promp,
Personal Attention, thereby securing mani
whish, IN the hands Of an Attorney At any. di,iar
point, frequently prove unsu, tesfpl 7 I.Ii t.
Aside from this decided advantage our daily iuus
course with all the Departments enables us IN 90,
cases TO obtain decisions much more speedily thai
where al Communication and ether necessary dstsi
must be conducted through tho mails.
To This oud, solicit you to forward to US auy
all cases ofsuch character you may nom time to la,
have presented, and, asis our custom, we wni fur.
nsh you with all the necessary blanks, and Hbe,
required, Instructions,
No charge made IN any case unless successful
Address,, CHARLES II. GREEA
No, SO Cherry Stroc,
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The Little Rock Democrat Of March
nth, received at headquarters in 81.
Louis, says IL is rumorod that Price had
crossed the Mississippi below Nicksburg.
II contains the fare we'll address of Gen.
Hindman TO his army. ID also has an ac-
count of q battle in Cache Valley (New
Msxioo), between The rebel COL Conner
and the Utah Indians Says he Killed
22b men aud 100 squaws II has Val
landigham's speech, delivered in the
House Of Representatives on his views OF
the crisis, aud warmly applauds him as
the greatest statesman OF the age. b