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TIE E,.qaircr Oh the 225:h has the following
+mr"rtnat infu~nsti"a:
Inc ;%r-,i.niiei. In, stscv which las i%nvolEed
rhc p.rglio-a 20. arm IN northern Viz
.,n;s -:4rn:. 10 liz .ln~l, ,u.::oldirs it-eii, AID
lrye,.s to.a.r aha, ,n.in ss+5 ccnag ssnv. IN.
der Eweil AID .tHFsirr-ts in a,ipryl.nL aud
p5an,yiv,na. The caro.siag," Of las 'stteS j.
;.3:ic1d 10 nav. taSe., 1.l,,ts "n bNn-dsy ,hd
Sr-saa::. Ct !~ss*I,,, Hsa.cn pcirs a:;u on
.~h:cs o-capisn nccarrc.t" the c~Es.IT igbt
,.,.rai,c,,i IL yuae:ds"s &.luigcr. Or H,aos
3..~fcn c:hiet~r =n1 acknowledgements ''il
.t.-,r r,.oi.,,h 20 upbn~o az. frrc= III" ehem:
,nsy tr .!.ls at ri, liale 90 bring sg.ihat II,
v.,l, = s,rnre force. .Yiirh viii he .'rceetk,
.s,.I sn-lsy.iy Stats lr.v,.., will stand pre-
;sra;!, Tor ar x~.:sYa;, tie nu".ny m,y msk:
FROM -. direction oftbs i'e''insaia-;' n'ssc''
u, E;,:hun.',d.
0Yc:s, a.Ss fr.ln tie n.rins1,H"a y".:rt-
*, s.sts. that In :aery gee iaat'ing in
! r.i.e q; Janes ever. IT E"na9or, aHA al
-.~A mitt cs YORK r;ysr. :rri,r Of IBIS
,He G5rcraoc i:@ux' a ell r."t: the Citizens
10 a.rsAixa 70 m=si icyssihn. ~E'ch va.
prls;.ti, So. enthusiastically r'a!'3nded q
H. I ryaiinf iU the Ca;itc! Square. il Is eri-
; ,!.I: ,i.t tho cF.1rzv ansnes l., refe . civer
s;on Nv .h;. .s.e4-,: sus 70 The deprrnent O
! Cen. j.e~, bn! h, vii, fiji s..a II MS s!vaTNs
Is sosdaverg h.r up ;hs pssirEnla, it wi!
! nroSs 4 ~fai;lr- BETH ignrlsisions and disaa'
trons. ". HAYS 10 %;ln,at t!r,: tbe vandsl:
! all make 8 blazing rGd ~ the lownr coun-
| fies; bu, that they viii accomplish auyh'
! els. ri my importance Is, il s0r opinion,
simply. shsprl-
Ai;hnush shis news q tie e%resny's move
s,elsp. belrS .r.ni"s thrrrsh official sousc"e
- i1dicated @,.i.pse. It reached theEs s'urco'
in Aich : veav thu ma.v grains OF nikws'ice
l.ajr u I've sisialn ,s%,.ivii;g it..
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tho C;,isens OF: Gdsei;c:d Behind Ha"a
tx tie &osssEeyk.


An aad.c4.,t Ia e:cs;lDnt 10 the people 81
Ii Autobiography a4- il saFsunncH oi resalne
a, do nYor4ars- and neea'S''s q a""a's
.ns;,,. Il. rerils NJ Il snart rs"l' 'l iFo!:''.'
u.a;;st.l ui.xuS the midi!e u april '@s@
liz. Il! he pahli. !.:2er. N1".n-,ns ;rsln w
s-a,. ana -,uca rses.alng. clothed in d%igni1cd.
sir.uen, a,,; ,orrihie apynag". In til, rtriew
cniei. i; ~sai.;sia: Of 'ia condition and prospects
OF tia ectt4;r,, i.s,cas:. ss. :srih sANrI ,::c lnest
-~a:::riuS e-ou.aScnouf. ami as we'll caicuiated
TO :;i:ncl.te ovs:y ci;i=sa IL his ut'aost ener1y;E
sustaining the csa,s sii the country. especially
ny p:Iing n the production All cotiecti"s Of snp-
plies i,r the sTlay-
Ia sts.es that " there is hit one danger which
To, trovsrnmen; regards With apprehension" ami
,hs; ie an-l rs s;sy prise from a deficiency f feod
and p.o,rulcr, if tie planting community shonid
ri IN iaty to Inc c,n!H:r5 in tho present cri.is.
1t.z i:sa su~sesr.ih y tho Secretary sf Nsr
90 tbs accumulation Of aGS supplies Indicates
sid u a=e!plnoss sol 81 Rree;tro: ;Aatri"fisas in
witch tho asori, ana energies o, mary c;.sSns
ftao onuntry gay &c %smrlc-.d IL ths :asst prob
,ahic aaamcr.
Oar asrGultars!',ts tsys aoac tac;. who's. lu;y
as 1-s,rls the yr".l.r';o" .: supplies, but rs YET
the admirable plan q tho S~scrsssry OF War FOR
lie cui'ec;sa .sd xeepasSIatios Of provisions Cor
III. srny, has been nsgi.c;eA- We e~sraes'.y' e1-
hert Che citizens OF EdSeiieil not 70 let the a.-
srvaclins 4slo d.y pasi W:'Lou. ssiiirss meeting
sr StS puiiseas.
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Northern News.

RIcuHoxD, June 27.-Tho Herald. Of the s4th,
~...ntaius q telegram from harrisburg on tho 70
wbir,,, says that the rebels rs-oecupied chambsrs-
uu.5 NM troops at that point
fell back ~ ths main body.
Later .dv;cvs I;ato that tho rebel cavalry, zoos
ss1155SsqGa' thas!ddlsSl EatsBaff!!, n In. sssa 4lliHap a. ' fho o mo-.
my h,s .u.iel all tho stores. in Ch.rubsrsburg
mnl Gfeencnstls, and icnulud tho whole country
Of horse. and cattle.
A disputch dated 7 o'clock, P. NJ, says on.
forces arc falling back upon C.rlysle. The ia
huhi,nnts arr preparing for fight OF HLsrritburg
Muny cilixsas bavo sk%daddlrd.. Our, poor farm-
ers are driving of their cattic in. crowds. ltcfn-
gees arrirod this evening too tr!shtsned and ex-
cited to give any intelligent account,
There is great excitement ut pittsburg. Tho
rebOis arc reported ut U~niantown,.4 40 milea dis
tant. Business 1, entirely Suspended. The ciri-
gems cn-u2Piss mrs digging cntrenchmonts.
Harrcr's Ferry heights are strongly fortified,
The public sro profoundly ignOnant of the direc-
tiun Of Lee with lis maiuforce.
Plessantson cls,us . victory over Stuart In tho
cavalry fight at Middteburk.
A Louisville Telegram, Of tho 22d says tass Nor,
Carthage last night.
A Cincinnati telegram Of tho 22d says that On
Yesterday 900 rebels, crossed into Indiana, LeaveR-
worth, and reached P.oli, for the purpose Of q
raid. HtGRsja fhoy they burned bridges on tie
Ohio and Mississippi RaiTToaa. p4eH Is tbs
county site Of Oraiga county, on the turnpike
.. nj yincennes to Now Albany, 40 miles N. w.
=, n, >'>tter place; Iii y t,uri'h;AS town, ia
N, m;1s, - q fertile county. sud'OostsiH. shqls
3 ooo ;nh.t;,, 'nts. Madison College is located
there. w
forces, to the number Of $1,000 to 4o,0oO are -
Doonshoro valley.
No reports OF tho mogements q e0oherS aF"y
have been received.
The Herald says th.t vallni rdigham has run
the blockade safely to Nassau, Which, e no will go
to Canada.
Tho rebels are overrunning Franklin count,'.-
Two deso.tera camo in this morning, and repors
tho whole Of Rwcll's corps in Pennsylvania.
The rebel, are In force st Mechanicsburs.
A dispatch from Harrisburg, dated tho 9th.
says that the city has been in a high state Of ex-
all day. The rebels are rapidly advan-
cling in this direction. A strong fOrcc is now
eight miles from Carlysle.
MlDxIoHr-The robels arc within 81 niles Of
Harrisburg. . Tho Philadolphia Grey Reserves
arc still here, but refuse to DO mustered in.
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saId;.,sou :ru,:ouga.

Capt. LENS jySEs i.v.d the Coast, il at iome
on :u.!Uis.l lis liicn,iS say lie is looking better
5aau over Ce:rr~.
Nj. s.AlsAs Wur77Ls Of Capt. a,rcuELL's
CO. Yin Kss't, sevsteiy wounded ri frudrica s1urs
il Uecenlaca, limI~d into oar 6arntum OF aIonday
,,st s4d tnu:,ed with az ov.r OIL Inns. 1iv
:vsf i'pil,s is Ill! on us orqlci,.
~ ais, a+i : e-a: with Mr.. p. u. %I!ruras Of
Naj"r &onG.,A's $G...;rDn. s,.lisncd u:s.r tho
a'"uih - sso'e;s va" tail. Vi that no iar3ees
Sli; .-"i!e in,V t"ae rci.a:'cch"ol :" ri'hout g;.te!i.
w. -
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-y,nn I.n,es! from Inc Ao:,:l.

The cbicsso rjuas Ct the-ssys 49o l..m-
f'Israle cayairy io.4:c. . regiment ii L'cicr-
as zen .n;l.S ;sarl Harrisburg.
[sr. M>'ii. ptosidea. 81 ihc Ohio S;aas
Catren;;or. las appointed committee III 10
mar tie roG"=sc OF .5i.a.dii lEam. ccmpn-n!
q uineteon q abe aDie;; r",l IA 0hir, iic!u.
ding thirteen Eupgrcssiuan.
!!nTen>c ilH;uc-.rat;2 meetings are ieiuc
Etli in i!;e' >,crthvrrs$. The largest NaSs
Dem>er7tic meeting in Amcrica was ., :p
l.a!l at ":asiie!i, (S:ripgGeid7) on .he
.j:h.
The fedenl .:rsft is yi%orousy resisted il
paris 81 oi:io, lrtian4 siil ~ill.nris.
%earl> 1859 mc; havc been enrolled in
Chicago.
Ex-Sena;or Ea,'si,. ia!oacl "a; tAc l5.h III,
no:':es,non,. "3ircsssl IN esss5Ahlyof 70.
0fG ;ce! at i.oGanspari.. l~c!ona::..g The in;!;-
;ary n~s'r;atio!s oi ttrc executive.
io4riels ;1::,t., :iiH maintenance Of l.ler.
:T:: al @!'a:'r:t5 q. L. aai f.r;anc. lis cd.
drae> w. raeo.tai win iaGe:, enthusiastic.
L;1oe:n!cT:cs "a tae New York resolutions,
.ni iisi,.i t.;i arrests. lrevcn,in@ t!e re.
i,e.';n-. ra:,,5r -f"cur.tcd. ~: nro;.-r.
Il III. ia:iaC;G2a2n ~. te"a wiNr2fsii2
;u're>fe1, aa ": rem: II: Sentence, iimu:Sl
&c ~ rmleayorc: = %.'yeve;t er,ist,aene.
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DEPARTED this life on Sunday morning the Slst
juno, CALBRAIrlI, infant son Of Col. u. c. and
Mrs. MARIA BUrLnx, Sged ~ mpnths.. VI such
10 the Kingdom OF heavon."
DIxn, of Consumption, at his residence ON the
Goth Of April last, in hiLSl't year, Lieut.. JOHN
B. HARRIS, recently Of Co., z, 10Th Rcsiment,
S. C. V.,-son OF JOSHUA aud ELIxADRTHH HARRIS,
Edsehcld District, 5. {.
Although tho sulii virtues and Christian profess
sion Of our Departed friend afford US ample ground
for believing he il terminated and happy in the
joyous ,bodes Of Paradise, still thors i. = natural
sympathy in every susceptible hsnrt that brings
upon us tho shadows Of sslemR sadness nt tho
final departure from this world Of u friendly and
beloved spirit.
Tho subject Of this notice was endowed with
trails VI character worthy VI imitation, and
too pure to be soon lott in tho abyss Of forgetful-
ness. Though msdest ind retiring he possessed
the spirit of trurst patriotisIa-promptly volun-
teored and persovcred even while in Il poor state
OF health to st.nd by his country and asscrt the
rights buqueuthoI to US Ivy our forefathors. Be-
ing pr,stra.el by disease in his tent, afar from
home, nc had los. all hope OF again sealing
his anxious family. whom the sudden appearance
Of his devoted and energetic mother gave him
new life for . time. Her appeals To those in high
command were successful, and herself, with his
anxious father. n.law, were permitted to take the
lick sOlQlOE OuCC " ho W Aoo'Net
aftr lingering n fcw months he fell calmly to
sloop in the arms of tho immaculate jesus whose
injunctiois he had carly obeyed.
Az n son there wS.n0 enc moro dutlful 10 parcntB
anil studious Of their happiness. lie was q devo-
tod. ainiabln and Intelligent husband, father and
brother md one whose quiet mid unassuminE
nature won him numerous friends, sll Of whom
found in him IL ready disposition to appreciate
and. rcoiprocate every %prcdercd blindness.
4. -. IL. ,h-u5,pl apfTnrIusl IurittD n nrn
tracted illness with manly and Christian ~iOrlitudc,
never breathing u irotful murmur at his fate, but
awaited patiently the Great Tsachsr Death, and
all tho timo lc. ned upon Jehovah'e rrypisrs-
seeming to say M ir;euds were lowering around
him -
Farewell dear. friends, wife, children, ell,
Tho sands Of life are wastod now
SIX NJ to hear my Saviour call-
The thnles Of death orc on my brow.
I Icing for that bright dino above
Where sern.h voices I'll tho uir;
AMI every ego beams truth and lUre;
oh weeping ones you'll moot me- there.
ALPHoNss. =
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LATEST
Reported, Advance on KichmoAd.
[prRsr DISPATCH ]

(PIRsr DISPATCH
RicHuoOn, June 2s.-Intunnatien has .becn re-
ceived that three regiments Of Yankee cavalry,
with two howi'sers, left Tmsialrs lat evening.
They appeared in Hanover county this morning,
and fred on q II uierial train Of tbs Central Rail-
road. The enginu WAS reversed, aud tina train
escaped. The Yankees have possession OF the
Central road, and will doubtles, procccd again to
Ashland. The tsIe graph ~ircs were cut, this fore
noon. The. bridges Of bY!h roads are suaraedby5
infantry. No .rain Is expected from .beys ,Ais
evening.
Information deemed reliable received at the
War Department says a.larss force Of the Yan-
KEGS, estimated "a. high as 80, 1000, under S.ys and
Dix, Ars moving up tho penin.ul,r. A prrclama-
tiou. Yns issued this afternoon urging tho oi.issns
OF KichmSnd AMI other portions Of the Stato.to
perfect at once military organizations, and 10 co.
operate With The troops in the fold.
@t,ncosD pr.pIlcu.l
RIcHxosp, juno so.-The raiders reached soath
Anna .4ge on. the Central fosa AL o'clock.
The ore resisted BY the sussd, and a~dispatoh
rer ne tho fight progressing.
Tho telegraph i. working on the fredericksburg
road to the Junction.
The enemy burned barns and atteEpted TO de-
a:roy crops in their passage through the county.
They also stole h0rass and movable property.
The probability. Of the Yankees attempting to
reach tho city has oceasioned no? apprehension in
oniciai circles. Tho citizens srs suiot and ready.
[rHIkD -pIspAfou]
R1cHHosp, June 2sth.-The Predsrisksburg
road can bo used from the Junction. The train
ON this road arrived this msrnipg, ct 4 O'clock,
from Taylorsville. Il brings tho report that .
body Of Yankees have crossed the road. in the IL
rection Of the canal. Before burning the bridge
the enemy. tore up tho track SONS .diat4xce, nsar
Hanover Court Ilouss. -
%[yogRIH Displrcu.
Rlcuxnsp, June 26.h.-We had but so mon at
South Anna, on the Central Road; the Yankees
had $500, and two pi.ecs Of cannon. They al
tackled the guard at 2 o'clock, and captured tho
larger portion Of thein. Six Of tho guard were
killed ind fourteen wounded. Their resistance
was desperate. The sYankoes then burned tho
bridge and proceeded to Col. .Wickh,m's, and
burnt his barn and took of all his horses. They
eurried of Gen. W.. IL. +. Lee, wounded In the
battle Of, Brandy Station. Our wounded thoy pa:
rolled, ard loh hanover Court House, from which
poiat it is reported that they proceeded to the
White House. They took Of zS5 mules stolen
during the for.y. Tho dssttustion OF tho bridge
will not interrupt railroad cSR lnsnieatloa sltA
tho valley.
RICHMOND, June 29th.-No new. last night OF
this morning from tho pcninsula. Tho city il
perfectly quiet
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Ger. Letter.
Por tho Advertiser.

Nsia HAnsuae,. t6th June 1853. :
Ne Enlron-In yOus Last pspsr some kind
and partixr friend or friends nominated Ae for
tho State sooato. i offer grateful thnnk, for this
Distinguished. notivs Of my return to South Caro-
lima. However nu,aorous Night Boz the objections
to assume she poSition assigned, there need only
bs named y single inIurersbls sbstacls. ana
net eligible, and must 10 . citizen Of Georgia
until i've years Issiienss q~naiidca INC 6 citisen OF
South Carolina
Very respectfully and. trnly yours, 40,
NJ. c.. M. HAMMOND,
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1pr the Advertiser.
:. Notice. ;

In consequence or tho Proclamation by the
Governor. gone Of tho Companies Of tho loth
Regiment, did not organise. tits earnestly re-
ques.ed End much hoped that they will immedi:
ately organize into Companies, and meet ut Rich
.rdsous on the 9TH July, to organize into q Regi-
mont OF Nauaisd Infantry fof lhs protection Of
our homes and 6ro-sidc. against our vsndal foe.
On ths 7th July is tho day the Governor Will or
ganize- his SIX months mon from ~ to SO.
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Tax Collectors end AssesssTs for
s1cHnIS

FL. Pc:E, .Gsi, Collector. Of Ito "sr Tax frr
sos;h cs7olIs, sse ss9a:a:sa u. 7, WpIaur,
&ag Collector, and cs.;. T. DEAS, Asscsser, fer
the 1aih ColL.c'ion Di.l:c:. e,nnr!siii. to. ia
as 9th Rc2'a.srS, anA ,;aown rs Lower i;issleld.
FD- ,5s 18th C.Ilsetion !bis;rict,-ihc 10th Regi-
ment. Q: Upper I.Sea.!i,~-Mr. C. ii. MAY has
been eTs.i$.t>i c~ni'eetr. s.i Dr. il. c. GRIFFIN,
tScSs5c.
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r.e Nsh,. n.ys OF south Carolina.

Tse Noble beSs Of SOFIA CerO!lna.
Oar evuu.y u passing through a fearful -srdosl,
Sad sc r.asire all t:e aid Of f%artitads, tLilose-
ply, and faith 10 s,.taia u~ Ruined ~rsrtuusA,
blaated hcp.a, br.kcn keerts and d~ss9lats hsar.hsc
ara tss.minI t.m:linr objects In OUR land hxt
in tho tisuns, vs think Es-discerer ths genius
Of Peace, anil her hspimHid Plenty withihsr Gar-
pucopta, d'rrsnsins iAsrsy sad g~oodnsrO IN every
hqul.
Aaay C. parents bear. 6ss been aade 10 bleed
for lao lvs IL i beluvel son. the snn Of their old
ag-i ont n, IL. ;hoy think. in Tho flotnins Of life,
and in she beginning OF uss'ularss. But this,
-srsly ~ c mirt.ssn view Of this Eubjset. Life con-
suts ust in The days bal tho dssis OF Rsn and
.ness Boys, VIVA. have bought their c.apry'slib-
arty with their blood, have fulfilled ,hoir mission,
inso.sccowpli.hod tho sreat work e.r w6ioh, by
Hot they nsre commissioned. Days they wore
in ycaTs; but heroes in dssds-Csrnlira's noblost
j.wcls--asns worthy OF such /, mother. They
lived long enough 70 w-i:J :io;r na:n-1 .hixs, in
too :o.Ap ln VI fsiu- their heroic aceds will i!!uI-
rate tho brightest page Of history, thea mO,no-
RIGS ore sl's:afsn in The hearts Of ,hci. county,
Haa.
Taa world has never sesn such Boys as Carolipa
lias SAINT forth from her e~,ate7ual bosom ~ iosend
hyr ALIAS uui her honor; their names will, Give
With ;!ieir l.na's laasEags.". Tho. youth of oih.r
Scucr..I;oa; will lo=rl virtue and honor ond hero
i!m wheR shsy read The story Of those brave and
LOblc Boys, tho llauiltons and siubrosk., Tho
Pincknry. and nsnekols, Tic TfuzcYan4 and
War.!aws: a@i :hc Hills, D%u,!c.s, Timmcrmans,
tcrg.s.cs, Fairs aai Mo1!eys Of uar owa siuit!en
district. These, tnl q c~onu:!csa inultitoie 81
@s,aots, hSs2 euuoS's,: avery hoasS i.vn tbs AGO.
5sa'd 70 tho :u?qa-i..s; ,Ley hive written in
their r'a"- hioa,i, u history for shcir eeuatry
r.;.,; viii! cause her, through ii! :;,ae, TO rant
s:uoss :a- %prondcst nutio:s Of ea7,'. In future
.sss, Fredericksburg snaeie iarp.hsaases viii
he IS classic srala! r. Mar:t hou .;l Thmmcpyiae!
WIZ. Ca,9!in:l ,a,!ter ti.sn viii laIsnt that
aec son t~sGcaz2I;ei NTH lis h.onA eueh MOB
,Sau iu!,raR ma iati il:n'iaa ior y0'; s""r s"a
-, ,,,urs,1. "anl saa Ii. ~hisld b't upon it.
yu,h,ipui in Ii bAo If glory ;aa: vii! oab"lia ais
m.,u,ry t!.ru:shoe. everlasting "ses.
49, L4,.- mi nablsr to die a boy. in years,
oat Zero III des4ss than to oits rt'lrough ta.co
score ard ,el IN iaglnri"us ssee!
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HYMENEAL
y. D. TILLAAS.

MAnnlrp, in Augu.t., Ga, ON tho Siss NJ May
By the Rev. Mr.. Huntington. Sir. JESSE. ~
GRlY*IN sf Augusta, to &rs. JULIA X. CLEGG,
formerly Of Eigefeld.
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From Mississippi.

JACKSON, June s7th.-ThcEs il . perfect desrth
of nows to-luy--net even a rnlnor on the streets.
Not u gun fred OF yicksburg.
usYxA, June 27th.--Heavy firing oYas heard ~
Pert Hudson laat night. No particulars. Banks
and bis fleet pre- pessing away at Port Hudson,
whilst Gardner and his men i.rs still lrull.
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IRE ArLaSTA.-Letters from the officers
and crew Of the Atlanta to their relatives were
received here Oh Thursday morning. They
were brcGghtand delivered under fag OF truce
from Commodore Turner, commanding the
bIocsadins eqradrcn ntS this harbor. From
them VIC learn some particulars of tho surren-
der OF tho unfortunate vessel into the hands
OF tina Yankees. Tho Atlanta WAS engaged
by the Ericsson Monitor Weebawkea. The
latter fired tttsel-inch shell, and struck the
Atlanta three times in succession. One she'll
struck the pilot house, completely dcmDlish-
lnS, IT, and wounding the pilots, HERNANDEZ
SID AuS!ln-pno of them buddy. The vessel
then grounded: when another shell struck her
near slnldships, p rforsting tho iron and wood
work Iiso so mnch paper, killing one man and
woundins seventeen others. Another STEEL
struck one OF the large shutters to 2 port
Eole, piercing it through and through. and
'a',Mr'ng II to pieces. Two officers were
slightly wounded Ly this shell.
In Til" pnsftion, with the vessel aground
and every shot porforating the iron and wood
york and Passing through her. further resist
auce Was deemed useless, and Cant. Webb, to
savo lilr, concluded to surrender.
The Officers and crew of the Atlanta were
transferred 10 the United S.ates frigate Yer
Inoii., ana 81 the dato ut the letters, June
30tl, expected to leave for Philadelphia in
James Anger text day.
LIE ic''crs speak Of their treatment as be-
very Eir'l. every attention being given to
toe'r r'in'ors and at their wants provided tnr
iho navy oiiccrs n!e represented III very
GILL consi1era:n.-Charlestun Cou-
Fer, I
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che OBJECT 81 tea. h.ce's forserd
E!CVcmcut,

II, i. .,il .hst IN s~rtiie;,l A.. orl.r,I somo
ne,ta'. s"sit, General ESolls uariys! ia the City
Of Philadelphia sui tf". the object Of the for
e,.,' " :" i As0' "fA'' Is 10 0''"'a 'A0
or o,,-, .,;, = y. ,.,.
~ 49, '"@' '"e
s7Hu' Is G. PAN as inc n's9 IN IL ms'rs lace. The
sEaAeeS nave seen - intensely occupied for tdree
y"'es past IN crushing the rebellion" thar their
:igii; hard? hhve forgotten ts,rir ginning, and
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E;ca:* &C ais wtiaw o. c~..ancslior

e tecss.x n"' '%;.,inf.i duty - chronicle Ike
a...s. ~ a,c WIDOW et tic lat, Chancellor I. IL.
NAasa.~ Ga,1 a;c.!h;o Glad universally be-
,asz2 lai5 1:c:i at ;ae rss;d.ncn CT hor molilvr,
.Xrs. HAa.E, u Baei!: Leland, On .fauf.!sy !.s..
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&1'f'ie {: ,, steamer Fioriia's tender has
%"-lt"'ca sight v%ossris. Tho new Confederate
'%''ean'sF Georgia has taken several merchantmen.
70 There Is It rumor tina: the hsixth plague
has prokea oat with great violence on tho Dsia-
's'rs fTs rsssss hapu essAxAesk
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.,YAe n:ish,es. Jewel i. tho crrowa.,,

To ai.r,!a to tho tzqaiaitoiy arranged heskct
Of trui, anil flower. ssnl ns la;sly By s!i:s Ny.
We mas; ever sorrow tina; Motha: .Ive committed
Ge sad ind;ssrst;uI q eaiing tina: fmnous apple
in Paradise. b.; &c the iruit il, ;hoss somewhat
ancient days, waa az beautiful as thu. IN Niss
Ms basket, cur unstable FIRST nothcr woula ha,a
been .na.c than woman coald sac have resisted
The voice Of the nhsrmor."
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reAt ono of the last balls OF tho Paris sea-
son, the Empress wore nearly eight hundred
punches Of violets OdSher dress, zach violet con-
tanning diamonds to reprose Mt dow drops
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ner Wanted.

VXJANTED to- Hire a GOOD TANNER-ono
w thoroughly acquainted NTH the business.
To such Nh one liz, 'ral wages and constant en-
pluymsnt will DO ri, on. Apply to the undersigned
at fuckers Pond, Z, lge6.Id District, $. c:
JAS. f0MPEINA.
July }, 4ta 70
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ghf.A Abertlyer..
EAEES T. nAcoE, ErIToa.
.>Es,HGs|a9, IuLT I, 1852.
-E:soyHa> sill ,si-srr h cu- ext l.s,s.
.spsrs> sill srl-~r III on- ext f.s,s.

sS~F.! X. T., i~:olcscn. ESQ. no acknowledge
les rs~:psen Of Ign lurho!s Of aie.l Tor .~indi-en,
s,lsiEs 81 his viciuit:,--a iicesai DONATION from
Or. ~. A!Alxa
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n.La. Ar THE HAMBURG p. O.
V and got your PANT BUTTONS, superior
to anythin 4 crsf offered in this market, at low
GSIL. xT.TUE HAMBURG POST OFFICE
and get yonrISALT, superior to Liverpool, a.
low prices, u,sd in good clean saSsswtwo ousaeis
Uomhnre. .fune 80 " %
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To Cavalrymen /!

y bayo for sale IN A No. l CAVALRY HORSH-
Young. active, sound and healthy. Terms,
rea.ou able. IL. "hiiAAA IN;
July | u 20