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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-05


Gen. Ullman, commanding the negro from.
In General Banks department. has ;,s,,aJ
card, n which he reports Captain Saver MIN,
Conn. volunteers, and provost marshal Al &
Bernard 5 Parish as having used violent ;nvea
tiyes against the organizing Of coored uooD
and doing al,he could to prevent the racrui,;n,
Of such soldiers. General Ullman says be 8N
report him to Secretary Stanton.
The j. S. Government has at last Geteymjysd
to reform the mode by which the Army Of bs
Potomac has been furnished with newspapers.
and to break up the monopoly by which h
soldiers have been forced to pay ten cents
copy. The cost of any paper sold is not 10
exceed five cents copy, The privilege t
acting as newspaper agents is to be confined 70
discharged or disabled soldiers, and given 10
the highest bidder, the amount to be paid into
the proper hands as hospital fund. ltHm
derstood, also, that the privilege OF supplying
officers messes at headquarters IS also 10 h
awarded to the highest bidder on simllartem
Admiral Foote has been detached from his
bureau and ordered 10 relieve Admiral Dupont
IS commander Of the South Atlantic Block
aiding Squadron. Admiral Foote WlllsalI from
New York in the Tusoarora. Ihe report lha
General Gilmore is to relieve Gen. Hunter a.
Commander Of the Department OF the oON1
Is renewed, and General Gilmore IS at " a'".
ineton making preparations tor some ne" ou"
The city government OF Portsmouth va u
ganized yesterday. The inauguration G. W.
CITY government Of Norfolk will be o '1,
about ten days, from some cause not 'Sp'"'",
The keys Of the public buildings have OeV' q,
en- 10 by the military authorities, ana inc 's,
essary order to subordinate military O'''S
will soon be promul gated.
The Princess Metternich made her apps"
anee IN the streets Of Paris lately IN q ",0a =.
Havana -colored silk, ornamented Rltl' '' ~
trimmings, studded with steel-headco ''. ',,,
The bonnet was Of the same 'l'S'e''1' r,,,
mentea in ike manner; and 50 was ' l,s r."
sol. (But, what color is ';Hava0a o''": :,
The la,ge collection Of paintings Ds'p a ,' b.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecbcr we're sol '1''s:1,,
Derby Gallery, New York. on - 'o shopt 50
even;ng. The catalogue comprisea, aO D;oa:
pieces, some Of which sold for gYo1 thousand
The whole collection Melted se''''
dollars. -, boa appo;nte1
Major c. 0. Ha|ler, 9TH S, u: = aspsr. for
Acting Assistant Provost har s':,,ors
Maryland, headquarters at Ba!: 9 [s the Con-
Information has been received 5ad > British
fsderate steamer Alabama boarded board Oh The ls'b
s seep of the coast OF c"pps'''y 0" ..
Of May. >, Not;onal Lo2O =,
The subscriptions to the r" va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-05

The National Intcli @encer has an article on
mo ..bctaliatorv Col>,' and speaks OF the
.,c3ntion with which such awful remedies
.ho,,l,I H., threatened or invoked on the one
;ae ~ the other" Ii says, IF the waters OF
ehis N4rah are once unsealed, they may spread
into 4 sea Of blood.
yho {)ld School Presbyterian General AS
cnn,hlv have resolved thar it Is not expeoletC
- r};, jjnAe to take any decided ac'lon "l1h
na(oronce 70 q Reunion Of the old and ne"
School PRESBYTERIAN Churches; but they re-
,or,n,and the cultivation Of fraterhal inter
co,rsc and mutual good will and friendly 1ee'-
ing. ---usuu---
,rbo increase Of the German element IN the
nresant. ropulation Of this place and the nelsh-
horhood, is proved by the publication ana
,;ronIation here Of weekly German ne"spa
nor called the Alexandria Beobachter, or I'd
+..ruor--vhich IS entirely in the German
language.
"&'' 1 ,' D.'a 49, oas,; lad Yesterday, from a
anu oa'l 1. WI tho Am,aduct and the Chain
4'cso 0v ~ ort1, # soldiers and others
=. nt'"s0' Wy ~ ~, e,or3 and had the barty ar
rested, not, however, before Maj 8 mad
wounded . man who tire" a stone ~ HIM.
,,,4o o7oo+;on ~ this county, ". W.
w., "a, ''G '"S ~ ryarrnon + T, DYSON, +, r.
sherwood, G, &. " ade, WIN. 3. Lacy, and
: A, sisson were elected Magistrates. Oil
verCoz was eiec'eo 'o"rV0 - = y ~ o 0u.'v'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-05

The immigration Of foreigners II
/ ork continues to be very large.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-26
Coko(= Rerid)(e.

GBr Oir leufen ots Nufm rtIamfelt oes
Nublitums bsGcncers uuf BITE bsute Nbenp In
ptr GurnboJe (tattfincsnbe 9ottenfeier.
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(Gdr Zen Wedtr
3u RDrner's Gcbtenfeter.

- lit Wtttternnht Orr EARN pts Cages
(Awetet.
Die bletdte Nadt tlmhIlt NIT NteIeuFtttG
Den t~aseemnDcn, IhlofSefdnaenen @rDbaQ.
Nus 8rousn Molten luet Der WtcnD berger
uno stsbt lsin etAt auf betntslGtee TslO,
Den olten 9dlahten9runO BON @1tteltn.
Sumttten Gieht tn Iommerlthsr WrdGt
Dte (1senret&e nOrO'IAs AitGeuetAe
unr uotsr tbrsm B!dugrcdc5c IGI0ft
2sa Iangen 5nlof Der Dt@ter ShtcrOr
GSruss.
DIR CAB Nte &Stttn bd6 9ef0brItne Sc
ihenf
DIR DiGttunf. Sn nsm 6lommentus NpuII's
uap tn Der 60 tserfrone rmtt eta @,ft,
Dos l1usiam, BOD ssrIsBen0 um ln grttft.
Qfw' Saaaltuq gtibt eae Gsben nod i'm Diors
&c rctb,
Nuf4reesn0 IN Dea JDeale brpbsu. Gtebt er
2len DtmmeG cfen, GnD tn teinen 9iersrn
Nsrtitt etneS otter bpmnuS refine DormOnte.
Eph fommt oGs 2Ilter an NIT ella III f>anA,
UegweIsf r.r 8Iugrentrans Dee Sfeals,
Der nte 80 leocnspabnr Jru&t 8eretft.
0oe 2ebeu 8rsif! nit ldpp, 70 rObsr 0anc
SN oe'ue Orult al ut Oetn 3udeuU Gsv5
llnc MOO rte @assl ladssn, tEtumpblrt Dec
S1tdn.
- Dir 8Srssr, mars . reTnnt, aur redten
Bit
Iie pielee ASelt gu 9ebsn, ~mt'3unsbneU
Os1 ~potlten 6arbcn'amud osr Ycelie
Dts war Dos Seal nVd teInt roI'Se Quge,
0te 5serpe ntdat eta lI6'sr 6immilsaue iat.
@lo eu. tn 3ugtnifrtlae BIER psrsnpet,
3$atlt Du hoA D,@ter. nO@ ntht 0btto(ppb !
Du fatspl2 ais 5elD!' Der Grien elmer,
s.1s bic fit
0f3set zen Iprhnups erhObsn, Dts ic bstl'9tm
3oru
Ger bluEsnosn Wermouta s lIelu bradeu,
Sn ip~ttb'nc Wuib ban &ctifansr ilgtsn.
Gin BOT erlSlien aus ces 6e'nDee I item,
O. rt6 sOsg yptIOe ~S51loNtenactt 0iG mtepsr,
DW ntl(t unp itartli 9pa nirk Du vpig ieben
Sa pspgldsgaa MIunne nnp tn peutlHem Qisp.
Str 8s;iptsl boit 81 oufgeteIlt fur ale :3stt.
3}itni gilt az ltse osR w1l l4en 6s,np au lnlas
9g1,
SEPT f3npfst ptr pen &S BET MenImltnteit
llE0 oon sgbabenltsr Sose 3strasen.
ycje rdulhg oetn Baum, ale up0t' sr fuab
dus 9sben,
Dag ung Detn GeEI i B~egisitst, oeutibsr 6riegrr,
Du bi(t nit mne, wtr fIbleM oeine Ndae,
unD lchreisen lIh'rsr auf Der Babn Der @teeer.
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eusn, 0 rem iofott ODD Ner gcf 81 Ies
Ia unD mes ,u B1a5ren Dsr R,6monrer
0,rslponeen! Dgr @cnDon Since lhretbe, rte
}lcdae f,,te psrss am SepisinbsV Ii6 VO1
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mt | mmsrt caun uflsdItA I'm @%aTanOra'
81 ,vslt,r uno fi9t bpau, CT babe lstne
5aaipLf,tt sstaaa pnD etuaris O%a(ltIte BON
# rtr M,g,efuag ST tat istOer ouG eis
NIT @ad lnOgo, oaE man tbm
iat gIuu6t.
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0euflAe Srtete,
sslae in Der en9Eii6en 8ifte ~ertpaItsW tse.
SNmeuLife,

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sbart. Ann; 9uudmier Ma'p Oonf=
tpact, Wrs 5unf. &Oltua; 6utner 6 ;
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@(iia6etb; Serner, Maroarst; Sizes. M.
2Ouis, 4e9ioa; @ple, Stole u; Saul, 8;
Sttut, WtS; Sdmlbc, g; @@iGina, 9
Stau8. WPrs Senrp; 0eiler. Sauline /;
-..r- 9erremIife.
Aeef, 0enrp; 8afler. 6; 9admeilfer,
Wm 8; 9 d, ScIepb; 8ed Sobn s; 8et,
Wm gilGOff. GbarGes &; grintmeHer &
8ruoe' +; &lumpp, CHARLES; Serter, @b8 !;
Graus Is; 6re,oeweis, @m; 9ancsraf u !;
0epeaberger s.; Counter. albert; @rps
ne"ber9'r. Sciepb Iere'lei6t u; @unfer,
6rtO; 6o,et. 9fcbert @; S1uie Scr; Ser
mon, = 3; Rotb, 3; S@tG, Wiuiom ;
S6tcB 9, Slpler. 0tIiam; Sohcer,
imitt, Daniel; 8eter s.; Milpermonn,
M1r; Zimmerman Or.
SslbGtenItRe. .
@eper, 6ermon ; Dui8berg, 9 8erntore
5;tt, Gcnrao ; Selbet, Bm ; &ebw1.t 6;
Sosst, & g.
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NSaHec Ste tfrafocs Sffce-
SIC. II Nort61r,
Baltimore, ben q. Aus.
gta@rEdbt. W, drt@t.

Ole Wercrtnuns, tp,l9e has 50 T'rAepart"ment r~eeETtrs,
bsRtmmt Nab one Rtanunsen fir gDa 'ea,. asaF rf'ue
II. |. rs. reIcc ntGt b'aoh!t H~r IN. rte b ia te We orrnun9
Srri&retbt, tn bic &Gnoe SDn Gert6tSu5ete n
abeiGeEtn psrben So II, unb baum III b / tben GDstle
ano uner BENT lieu ROtsa Ell setrteben yer en- 'o1,
uts b r ct ; co ,steur autU 'frt ia rter tperosn frE. bet b
3cltit Oh p1a Riet iSeu Stcu = su rrbebeu
Vile Re@nunaen ~ l&e frIbtr ais ssGnu1r 1858
faa a iar, 1uc rem Oeeaee' a. len g"p3'B Der GSa etiou m.
tfrsorf n. 5t,fn nSe~ tUr 1853 fnr e.issI q ;1btbor g.
maut I'll bas s s. I'm Goraus u4o nt1bfn adj BEN /. DIS.
brf.S fs6 fast d IL Sc an NuIerwSr'en in.
Ea ID nd I nil ,h ~ 4 ii Tier urS .SOter Scn 2SoN t.
tlyen ct II auilslt6 n &cfe" III INT IN rfsn, wivs b'trmlt
SdaIcn,ra SO u seq 6eu. aui tteien Sw eau G& etus Il Ben
itrr Ns&n,tn. en- in Gmsflre 81 psbntFn u . ~ ttiGb' en-, % r
I'D ben u iear nIGsttn urb &rftsn B E StntTribana az
fIgen. SeutGb ben @tfrmmuas II b I y ICrennrS.
Samuel &iafs.
(aH921- eftll u stGc .Ir
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9cutTDe g3uchbono!u q

30. 284 gksl Ygarltr. 3w'lan GreVeVtdF'
unO Wa,fst Space.
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gteb,r Qjeo rsu ig uns In 'rbItGu, siA,tfhn.
Shuls gro arb, nbupet ~ Ten t~tntlft,H BFcts fetf.
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s ,Oi reg A,Dern unb fo ittJe S&re.bpiatfrtc!ten III D'
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4GeWtuT
beg Sr. @eba7b'5 sesut 6ea Q 4n'nctn N~eeo~tets,"
am kel uubi . utItIGno e~rlttiueie n 3tttibrtjSeu.
s tn : m Gen M ra5 Bnb.jtam ns6 teioEQer8 eafmcst'
fan auf mi. .tiGeatSre
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cotb, Item ee ueaeFtsu. q c. seaf n lrp,tc bsuti@tT SGri
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sa(blngron -. O..

t Sun @cuUal5enten 6 a y nabe
~GLr1nrril lie3eu ieet on 5000 Wanu.
1000 rlrCn iiuD p1reltte @~,fan9sne, 5000
,ru &rduft itcn 9enelcue, 800 Goulctitirte
anr on 20 De;erteure
Gin Camp W eetin9 tit nabe Sd~
aco:r .SnitG Nuu NrunDel 60. Wo. I'M
Olnse. =, ituO in Wlu5eu az 50 3slte
aurstl&tageu uuD lou bis 6reitaJ WOt9em
o1uerH.
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Rtlttdrtf@es. - Die, IInte @efttcp
bon Capt. MltrunDers 8atterie unter Qieut
GmUrg. unb 2 Gcutpuyntsn Der s. Nrttuerts
lanter Sbsrlt DOrter ginger heuts mad rem
&rtsQsldSaupldbe at. 7a
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2u NstFaMfen.

3u 0%srFnufem.
Gtn SGneiteraeI6df perkuncsu NIT etnent g IT e.
men Rurutittn ma Stpre 6 II eu ietr Gandtdrcs
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llou 4. St. Imtiden y pnD 3 St., nate or goa ane pa
teat D fee, Ili6IHgtcu 90. (DtRDel
3u %reoufeu
etre ga e6Are Dtr tbfalt mit esrGumtaera Refer on Der
Gfe roa Grei SduptnrI6eH, Hiberes tei Serrn NtebtslA.
6 Str. 5ptl9eR 8. uue 9 NaiptHGe q tDtl@Dl
@n7 Camp Sp q ne'S
aEgar Nea0uraiicn Il , 6 aerb'sy . SaIcu
4. Gtr.s $40 ft0en 8 umS s. @ts.s
% dttiugtGR.
grhtffunGen Getrirfe un0 sp ten ffsbeu mstuen Ters
tteu talden icts Az GieEReu. 8cGsneI8 fAReu Gin eutes
il { rPcum IL.
t25ausI0itl ritz.
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SeHf Eobaf Su btNtaeu Nreifen.
am Wrnds. ben "a. o., terbe t4 Ter steamer bon Stetv
Dort etne f&Sne y lrtt,e Seeb 3eGf IUtute aud SdulnG gard
ua, Cuba Eabat ~erbGlten, tuelGen ID, (tief du (a@te uub
ttGts c%ertdui d tasn.
NtLItam YGuI.
(Sd -MRtl ASH g ,tirH "rpar.
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@rabe O. m ml6artale Nface.

8diumereo ecp II. WuguR S63.
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Cine sute MuS5 abb Setoleaf = ,baOr,

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DsfbIott umblatt u. Gtntaae,
gu ten biltsfen @xeten BET
t2Saat 9b. s nnEeI. "A GaarIesfr.
8 hubma@et.0 efMaft gu vetfa 1fen.
Gin felt n,streren Sdtren nit eutern Grfuls t~etrtebcnea
S6ub oder @ei&Gt TN wsaItGeu StaDtttet NIT gutter
&uno DAFT tit fa.unt Dem Waaren- @orratb All pertdu'eH. -
Ndberes tn Der GSeder+ Office. (RDt4Rtl
3u Usrfdufen.
Sine anSseseidnete Q0trt6 Gbaft NIT ScarttnstauS tit I'm
idnee GllbEr bt1tB ~ pertaueu. Giue t~retfitbe @eIegentst,
fir etuen DeutiSen. gtGbsres tn Der Oriea b. 81. Ia. b ]
Gt6ottI&s Nrudarbciten u. &hreib4
Mat TtoIlen.
G'te ReSifsTsO 'Fca,
B~dtttmUre. Den 20. Mua. 1858
Se$GrGte 0srIteg lite MH8etOtr prse e
gum DlsnHIS cNn !. Stkt NOR WtitagS IL utr, | htcf T
fRcte Is asna n mme = Ret run Der no bteen DRUID
arb, tier u ; cdr ttnot RI lien fur oa. lowfeuhc abr. Gre
Sihelb tt @trp bon DeuieaI8en s~elllnst se ttt GsAtrage
er5i ltfn.
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AUD mir , 7 Go raj fir be 81 f.rnas bon 81 len fir
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Northern News.

Alta Vallsndigham meeting in Newark.
" J.. resolution wss adopted declaring il
The duty Of the peoPls to demand Of the
Ad ninis,rntion, once and forever. to drsist
from such deeds If drsrori.m and crime -
That they have renson TO fear that il is ths
settled purpose ~ tho Administration to
estntlish q ds-potisin, and should the time
arrive when rulers shall madly atemp' TO
deprive the people Of appeal 10 the ballot
box, II will bo their plain right and duty 10
withdraw their consent from -uch Govern
m.nt. Loud cheers A letter. VA, read
from Gsn Porter. 10 favor Of fr,. speech !;
and that these Of hi. nams aud b,ood will
not fail 10 hight for IT, hl-o, . letter from
Thomas u. Seymour, Of Connecticut, in fa.
vor u ps1ce.
The World publi,hss . speech delivered
in Philad-lphi before the Dcmscratic As.
sociaiion. BY Senator Wall, Of New Jersey,
Shish declares in favor ufa cessation Of
hos,ili,irs or the three aisrn riive-, sub.
jngation. nnnihilstion or separation, no pre-
fers tho latter thousand iimss
Prrsidsat Lincoln has revoked Burnside.
order prohibiting the publication Of The
Chicago Times
News from New Orleans had been 70.
crived, giving an account sf the obstruction
at the town OF Franklin, La. by q Yankee
gunbost, 10 consequence Of the boat having
been fred upon by guerilla. near that
place.
The Northern papers announce. ofFieialiy.
that Admiral F'nr- !. 10 sDp-rseds Admiral
Dupont n the command sf ths South Al
iantic Squadron.
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The West.

According TO some theological winters
who have undertaken 10 unrave! the mys
ieriss Of prophecy, the cont bin-d hosts OF
Cog and Mag"g are 10 meet 10 thu Great
Valley of the Missi-sippi some time bs
tween the years 1870 and 1873. when the
great battle OF Armageddon shalt 10 fought
Al this battle, the blood is To- flow until i,
'enchrs The bride bit Of the horsemen, and
u stink. is to uris. from the rarcassss of
4 = lain that will scatter re-lilsncs and
mourning though the whole land II is to
be the greatest and last BATTLE on earth
he hnal contest between liberty and des
potism it is Ia desid not only the fais,
and shape the futuI. political character of
the Western Cun'in-Et, but il lik-yi-e to
produce n revolution in all the great iu"n
nrchi-s of Europe. The cause Of liberty II
10 mnks the final trum2hs; :hs ancient
monarchs Of the Old World are 10 give in
before the conquering hosts, Israel is to be
restored, democratic iheocracy |, TO be
roms the recognized Government not only
N Ncr,h America. but throu .hout all Eu
rope. Poland il ~ b. rratorrd To her anrient
lIbrr,ies. drnayoy'-m is 10 have its funeral
"bsequie<, ths Alill-nnial Reign OF u thou
sand yenrs l.. {" set in and lit j. hoped) the
Puritan Rouud Iieaa, aud Yankee pulili
clans are like their great Chief in the lower
wOrlc. TO b. put int" close custody where
they may u" longer disturb the public peace
H sys,ep OF in,rrmedi'ing with affairs
that do not concern them.
The sanguinarv conflict which hs. been
progressing at Vicksburs during the pas,
ten dn-, ,he di-po-i ion OF the Yankee
Government 70 hnz,rd everything in the
contest, :hs continued How Of reinforce
ments 10 both armies for several weeks pant,
the dreadful carnage Of the Yankee troops
and offensive s,sncl. sri.ing from their rot
ten carcssses the locality Of the hostile ar.
mics, their great and increasing numbers
aud ths period Of time 10 which these
events are trsnspHing. serve to remind us
Of DIR. Baldwin, United Statss in Prophs.
cy.' and his theories Of the great hrmagsd
don. IL cannot be claimed a. = yeti6cstion
Of his "ProPhsri.s," how ever. ,incs thr
chaIactsr AID material OF both ariniss lack
many OF tn. essentials spssifrJ IN his
"prophecy."-C Columbus Sun.
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CouSTrRJErTs Jaon A NEw QuARrER.
We learn that some rew counterfeit. OF
Confederate notes, Of the denomination Of
D, 10. 10 aud so dollars, recently put 10 cir.
cnIa'lon here. have. through the energy Of
ohdssr Hiek-, been traced to some Of the
steamers which have lately reached this
port from Nassau. Two individuals, who
w.'" found To have . quantity "f the spu.
ions bills on their persons, have been ar
rested. The vigilant eye Of the detective
F" no" resting upon other parties suspected
OF The grave crime. The countsrf.its arc
t"isr.bly well rxecp,sd. and our people
VIII do well to bs on their gusrd.-CAsr.
lesion Mercury
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A California Story.

In the Northern part of this State (C,ii
fornin) 10 u stream called Yuba River, A.
Cross II some enterpri.ing individual built
bridge; and on the banks som.body Ella.
bnill three or four houses. The inhabitants
called the place Yuba Dam. Three bars
"ere Instantly erected. and the "town" in.
creased rapidly About noon one cool day.
! aoJoutner in the land passed this aouri-h.
ing locality. and seeing n long. legged sppci.
men OF humanity in a red ,hirt smoking
before one OF the bars thus addressed him:
"li.llow
"llello |" replied the shirt with vipor, rs.
moving his pipe from his mouth.
What place Is this !" demanded III. ira.
Weller. whose nam. WIS Thomp-on.
The answer nf the shirt was unexpected:
"Yubs DAM
There was about fifty wards between
them, and the wind ~a> blowing. Mr..
Thompson thought he had been mistaken.
WHAT did you say = he asked.
"Yuba DAM" replied the shirt cheerfully.
"What place is this 7" roared Thompson.
"Yuba Dam = sad the shirt 10 n slightly
elevated tone Of voice
"Lookre here! yelled thA irate Tsomp
""n, 81 asked you politely what this pnIce
was. sby in thunder don't you apswer?".
Tie strnngst became excited H.. rose
and replied with the voice Of an eighty
pounded: 'You'ba Dau! Do you hear
lhstr
In a minute Thompscn, Burning with the
wrath Of the righteous, jumped of his horse
and advanced On the stranger with an er.
preston not to be mistaken. The shirt
arose and assumed posture Of offence and
defs.rs.
Arrived within . yard Of him, Thomp.o
said:
-l..k you. for .h. las. time, what place
10 this 7"
Putting his hspd to bis mouth, hi. oppo.
nent Ioared
You ba Dsu!"
The ncst minute they were a, It. Frs,
Ihomps"n was down then the shirt, then
II was dog fall-thstis, both " ere dow n
They rolled about and kicked up a tremen.
dous dust. hey squirrel around 80 snsr
gstcal y. that yos't thought they had
dozen legs inste.d Of four. Il look.d ik.
prize tight between two pugilI.tic cont.
pedss Finally, they both rolled on The
bank and into The river. The water cooled
Them They went down together. but CAM
up srpars'sly. and put for The shore. Both
rsacb~d Il about The same time, and 'rhomp.
'on sers,nblcd up the bank. mounted his
~srlike s'ssd. leaving his foe gougisg the
mud out Of one Of his eyes.
Having left tie bu-aess portion OF the
town-thnt il, the corner where the three
bars we're kept-he struck house in the
suburbs. before which = little girl Of about
three vs,rs old Was plsving
"What place Is this. sissy 7" he asked.
The little girl, frightened At the drowned
at 6gurs which the stranger cut, str-sked
II f"s The house. Having reached the door
abe ,,oppsd-turned, and sQuealsd-"Oob.
bee dam !!
Good heavens" said Thomy son, dig.
g'ng his heels between his hor.ss ribs
"yood heaven! lot met get out Of this hor
rid place. whore not only the men. bot tbs
very babe. and sscklincs, swear .. iaoffen.
sivs havsllers.'
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RkvocATIoH OF A. The
President has removed aud snnuilrd ihs er
sqra,ur hitherto gwen TO the British Con.
sui Of Richmond, In consequence Of bis -.
-sming to act in behalf Of the Government
other i,riisnic ~ js.ty on .Daiters Occurring
in III. S,.'s" 81 Mis.i-siPpi. lie MAS requsstsd
10 submit To the Secretary Of State his con.
sular commission, before any further CORE
sposdsncs could DO held siih him % Brit.
i-h Coosu, ~ the port Of Richmond. With.
ou. accsding TO this request. hs entered
into co'rrspondenee. as his Msjesty's Con.
soi, with the Secretary Of War. thereby
disrsgsrdiog the legitimate authority Of this
Government
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THE FINE LARGE PREMIUM
JACK CHIJRIJRIJSl,0

Will be at the Hammond Place during
tho Spring season Of '63. His terms are
$40 the insurance. His Colts are large and
Tine. Persons are referred to the neghbsr.
hood Of Taxabaw for the size and quality
Of his Colts. Apply to the Gloom at the
Hammond Place. This JACK has been
awarded premium by the Stat, Fair.
April 1863, S-u
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Fine Stoox.
Ny ihough.bred Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

will stand the ensuing Spring Season, CON.
mencing the frat Week In March, At nv
residence near Hanging Rock.
DhPPl.E JOHN is full.blooded Jenus
and Canadian. tie ID 80 we'll known in this
section that 1t is scarcely Necessary 10 say
anything 10 c"nmendatioh Of his superior
Qualities. His Colts speak for tnem 70 Ives,
aud they are unhssi,a,ingly pronounced by
good judges to bs among the best stock of
our country. For fnsnvss Of form, spirited
appearance and ACTIVITY Of motion, he is not
sxsellsd by any hors. in the State.
Mares from = distance can be accom- mo-
dated with stab'ing aud pastures.
Terms for the ln.uIancs $4,000
JAMES III. INGRAM.
Feb. IS, 1853, ar
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FRon TULLAHonA official informs,io,
received, SAYS The Richmond Examiner, in.
duess the belief that active operations are
about 10 be renesed 10 T.nnrs-ss Ros
sncran,z's d'WonNraijons within the last
few da,s indicate thst he is about to make
an ADVANCE. IL is, however. impossible to
say whether he meditatrs a bona Gde attack
or }. only th'sa'eniog, TO deer us from
sending reinforce msnts 10 Vick.burR.
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fourth OF ours Nv" comp. nirs "f the 7,h
Missouri w-rs taken prisoners This in
rludes sll Of our captured, believe, exrrp,
those of our wounded who fell into thsr
hands oG the Notifications