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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
CROW AGAIN LITTLE BIRD,

VICTORY has perched upon the Peoples
Ban ner Store, Corner Of Main aud Miles
Street first door south the post ofice;) and
ABRAHAM LINCOLN sagcly or facetious-
iiy remarked mot every grocery man or So
loon keeper is fitted to keep Hotel or be
President-but from long experience
I. NJ g. BROWN,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11

Congress organized on the 9Th, by
the election Of Schuyler Colfax of Indi-
ana as Speaker. Mcpherson was elect
ed Clerk over Etheridge. Ordway
was elected Sergeant at arms, and
Goodenougb, door keeper.
In the Senate, Lane of Indiana gave
notice of a bill to repeal the $500
clause in the CONSUMPTION act, and
notice of similar bill in the House by
Arnold of Illinois. This is as We have
all along appreciated. AS the NOV
ers in each body are republicans this
may be looked upon IS an administra.
ton measure.
G. Godfrey Gunther has been ell ected
Mayor of the City of New York. His
politics agree with that Of the New
York Day Book and News.
The Presidents Message was not
received at the latest dates from Wash
ington. It was to have been delivered
on Wednesday noon.
A case is pending before the Su-
preme Court of this State, now in ses-
sion to test the constltotionality of the
soldiers vote. The right Of J. B. Grin.
-, - .
nell to seat in congress depends up
on tho decision.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25

betenten rae Elm Seunor Gei7 unD Elm Beltr a6rper h
nrtbwen 8ien @rfcrcerniiie BUR eteiten Gludeltlei
no a, pbne ieie Wrb bic Sfee res 2ebans cur raureei
gl9erfabrt. Die NueiGtsn bes yeb n& perfinern lid ilp
LID pie see p!rS ereriien BON 0erspciuus unb me
iGn6Ofden Serattunsen, raB uns bie Grensen, wcIG
Abfere 9enieBsn perwegert nb
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@ciSeues Siodrret.N

Gtne tfene Ydrtbe iGSnes ettenes Sdnb seIes eises
nb b1ues poper nne Gprten 0dbeIs uub granSS Wonex
sumS etleten unb @nsesen bon 6isdrreutiien a. T. b. en-
ping BON Ner 9rrt naS emYfeblt gu bIltsen gretien
Spietb G6tBber,
t01etASl @. a. Gde B6ltImprs- u, Sreneet6Fs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25
WeiEta.

Die ipre6bttn @trtunsen bes eaiterS ub ebr sm fr-
ten. 8eruf bcs @ebdbtnie8, @errtrruu9 ber Sheen Sc
brudbeit ter GeifesfGe b5ie Ibnun0en @bnesuns orr
6er 8efeaifaft ud Gd Ginfdnttee, Wtstranen 6eaen
l@ elbf 6utdtiamteit L. tt. tnr entse Der iltinnien
8Dlee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25
"a Sfftee: Wo. Z SIb. .Greberidar.
feben Tbiiren ppn 8altimOrefr SltltAe Seits
Die @5tufen binauf.
ST. z nhnf1nn.

NtalteS tes t6nsltden GpQegs Ser @unbirte in 9pn-
bpn @raburter etneS Der ren nebtaien Goleeien ber
@e @taaten ter ben srbe 25sl fetnss 2ebens In ben
6eipit ern 2pAep parS pbilabelpbia Iuo Gnberen
Stdtten susebrat bat etutse Der baen etIunsen
poIenbet bon be en BITE Gef9t&te Der gsstsn wes I'm
3hltse 9esenbe bic Sbrenaulen gerpoat nb anberSn
&ranfbeten ttten ipe /. 9. aud, bic Bet pl6seu Ge-
rduaen 3u br erreden bic u oft errDtten betsertusen
RIetntnfeften u. { IS. mlirber auaenbltflib debetIt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25
iltifeit fer sDreTe

Die rete Gauente mee atien5 Der lesteu ite6en;e6n
SABRE tn bic er Mnitdt fnrt ben unb bic Menae mid.
tgr manbdr6tliGen Cpera pnen petde Or SpbntS aut-
Gbrte benen ce 3tttun9 Rnpprrteure uno Ute anbere
@erOnen teiwonen wcr0u ho8 publtum AIT wieberbplten
Waen Gnteridte murbo unh enol d in @esla auf Ienen
GhoTaFer alS Gbre manu- in 8eSu9 ou Gtarafte nb &C.
wt1enta9tet inh Geireneen tAe btErettenbe Gepabrs
lettua9.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25

Bur nntegoyafuus Der QuadTalberet etabltrt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25
Der etnstee WIob In Ger sDelt, no iihsr'
I6nelIs un5 0rGne!iae Rurea In
9cbcimet, RrGue9ettem


l@neIIs un6 9rGne!tde &nrees In
ecbeiiaem Rraue6ettem
sematt perten ais ba ib: 3eusunssundbsfett edod6e
In benz den b ben licbern, GntSIu6ungen ter WiereE
anb sais @ Sg%dde Der ssrusE ys
iGtpd6e 6er;tlppfen SbG GernEet 3itteru NueenlGwae
S&winbe aDpfi@meri GntsanSnn9 g 9ales, Der gtdie
uebe bic eepiiIen Sbenen @epcbnhe ter Nuge
fslee tbrsn Spsrn sebrltsr hb ais eer Sirenen @s-
1n8 ben Sefdbrten beS lseS, terrbren un6 ntdt
ettts gebet erbrn bre eGn3en6ten Spfnun9en rernts
ten, @ddde ter Contribution herocrSrtuger bic Gbe
0glid MAIDEN nnb 5ubt zen &Srper unb @tnn serfrren.
9nnae NlGaner,
tefpn6ers mtte bic Cper enea eebsen Bakers sesurbem
fno DdS jdbrl p rtee &duenbe In etn su riibes Grat
reiB tete buid bre er6a6euen Edente inb entpfeten
9erfanbe6frate nit bsn Deer Der ereamtett ben Se-
begeter 2eier be0berrGe GBne entlc6t teben
n1reen, nS8en ftb nit op!gem Sfrtraten naben
8<sbetrataeIe Osgionen,
pter SUlGe p.e d 80 terteirot6en bedttdttsen un6 @
ub iUltn unoersisltd Or. SJrbntUn 3u Satbs Seben.
Ile tneernie 9e8en bic "be pbnf@e Oeer fetfge Ger
sattrns 9stsbarf;,t osr e es9 tter uns 9pade OOer
Oerense, relGer L Der Betancung unb 1uriprse nUu
Dr SSCbnfpn nnerstebt dnn tm ais ensm @brenmanne,
pbne 8urdt m anoerraue Hu6 ;wSertlid au ietne dr3s
Itdbe @ei@id!i4feit perlaiien.
OrgantN6e S6waTe
irb unoerusli eebet unb bte Upe Graf reber terse-
ut 0tees urdtbare Sci en- wles DaS 2eben eIenb unb
bte @te unS 9a&tOnmeni@a unmGsttd ma&t ti,oit bas
9prs 0erer bic tlren Sci en9aften nbeioanen btnen
Sn9e 2ete ino su let au Musi4we fn9en 8eneis neil
Ge beren p9er nd,t eendu ennen. SbSleb e aud burH
Strifturen Nieber9lasen I'm arn, Stein unb anbere >
laden entteten ann, 70 TT e bod nefentbetl cine Bplse
beS Wsbr1u6e$ Der eteIfen Oreane GQer dber ptn es
lauenen ta tie &a Der @reu9uus eter Denen uerU
wtrh bic m bemlt6en 2Idern erseben Gls bon Densn
bte ba oetie itnb.
~ Sfftce: No. Sib.8rebertdar.,
fteben Tbnren ppn 8altimpreltr., Gftlt3e Sette,
Ote Stufen ttnauf.
Nan merle fd Nameu unb Snsnummer benn untptI7en-
be unb rueerie @a4ma6er OurGriebue nnD 8ewthenOfe
Quafialber, Sdubftfer, Stefelwber, StraBenreniser
nnb 2ampenpuser II. 10. nennen B reselmdbtse Merte
unb lauern ange3psen Or. pbnpn8 ut In Der gdbe
giS AIe Brtefe maiien etnen Ypft-Stamp entbalten.
Cine 6siiung Ia 2 Gagen augelIbert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25
DR.. Johnston,

Der etnsIee 1r3t, welder dn)eigt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25

bic m burG betntIe Cater sefGwGt Gaben lie ie 70 Of
BON bDen 2euten pber in Der Sdue lerne, NIB pl
gen e olnd8tItd piren, elot TIM SIas burc5 %pluttr
nen, bte wenn un9stbetft' bic Gte unmb8tt MAIDEN uni
&Drper Mno (3et ;erbren iouten ioprt RE nBtttg
te tbnn Spld)e Nerlpnen miem teurr e etttSeen tn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25
8fTonpers ~ beadtsu J!

Or. Srlnrn bietet alien aenen iene 6lfe an rte@e td
6nr p@e sebetme unO natrttGe Getf unb aSrper ser-
forence r bic Nr6ett bic @eef6oe unb tte g. nfGbtg
mGdenbe Qdfer aeIbw6d9t bdbeY.
per no etntae Der rapr8en unb betldensDertbeu Sol.
gen ecr ru9en @ewrbnbetten res 9derS Sdn de I'M 0fs
ten un6 ben Gltefern Gner3en i'm Rrpf Swde be8 G1e.
9S, @ernf ber Itu ferd Ser3ftppfen b5fe llnruEe
Wta9en@pdde nnprenung Ter 8eroautnes Sre6us oNaes
metne GnttratturG, SrmPtrme Der SAmtntjudbt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25
cfnnae mGangr,

teUnbers etde BIC Cpfe ene2 6ebeen 2aerS secproem
nb Dds dbrli Fl pete Edufebe tn etn su rites Grab
re6t, tuelde tu r1re erbateuen Gdene nb envfeten
0erarbeffrofte nit ten 0euner ber 9eredmett ben Sc
nat begeert uo te Seer bS0uberrte GBre etc6t bnben
Wlreen mSaen idl nit op9em @ertrauen n1hen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25

- uno oc@-tpie freu6is Dur65udte e8 mid.
al8 Der Ir5t mir 1a9te, 6as idy lpieoer acne.
zen mnroe! Tltr Did bate id3 mein Qebeu
pre1sSe9eben, fir Did 9eOutbet, selitten fiir
Ot9 wclte t@ nun aud leben !-Deiue Qie4
be, 10 tpiante t4, tpuroe MIDI tSnie(i6 belpbz
men, uub in Deinsn Nrmen pir6e id, Elm
@oen ftRben, tpie es ielblt Die fibnIten SrSus
me Der bet<o9enen Seele nidt porioubern
tSnnen SD fab mid eetduI& : bon
Ger Sett an, ais mir ber @tern Der @eneIuno
oufott9, net9te FG per Stern Der 2iebe Iei
nens unter9on9e 5u,-Du famf ni6t mebr,
an! nad Dem arunten 3u ieben. Der fiir Did,
auT letnem Samer5eulaQer lit, fau(t ntdt.
um ietne feu4te Stirne 5u trofnen unb ben
Tleberpul8Ial19 ietne8 9fqudIten 6er5en8
NIT @orten ce1 Qiebe ~ berubiaea.ES6
truSte naa Sir, l4 ,ie6 Dir, iantte gpten
llber Soten, ,-per9eben8-Ou f1mIt Mot,
nnb beute mo i'd fomue, beute, mr id naG
etner Recommendation iAmer}(iden Gronfz
bstt meter Dor Dir erfdetne, empfanaIt Ou
MIDI, a(s mare i'd eiu 6reulrer, ben 0u ME
seIeb'n, bon otiiem Dalein Du ME cine Nb>
aung eebabt bSttelt.
@tubiioun8, Oui6o, ertpieoerte bic @rdftn
9let49ltlttg, intern lte Die Gdis(n quote, ip
lanbe On anf Dem Sterbebette laAlt. bin i6
td9lId gu Dir setonmen lpdter, als Du auf
Dem lSe0e rer Oeneiuu9 lparlt, fonnte i'd
DID nidt mebr teiu6en, neil es-lt& ui6t
i&tfte !-98enm i'd Dir beute niGt Riru,iid,
ent9esen tlos uao Did on mein 0er5 oridte,
10 miro oaS ieter Dernauftige MenIA IeiAt
ettlarlt@ ftnren, oenn in cem 3uItanbe, in
melaem Du Did beiinoef, iino @eu,Gtb8.
o"fre3 3nn8en NOD inmer 8efa4rli4.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-25

aftimore eOd-9nfpttal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-07
FOURTH TRAIN.

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at aOOP. m, stop
min at ali stations between Columbus and Cincinnati
arriving at Cincinnati at $40 m; connecting at Lon
don for Springfield
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-07
-5winter Arrangement.
Little Miami 4 Columbus 4 Xenia
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton = Indianapoli''
Through 10 Indianapolis without Change oil Cars
aud but One Change Of Cara between
Columbus and 81. Louis.
IN Ind After Monday. Dec D.
1869,
Trains will run as follows
Four Trains Daily from Columbus
Sundays excepted.)
FIRST TRAIN.

NIGHT EXPRESS. via DAYTON; st l2O a. m M u.I M0p'
Ming Al London, Xenia, Dayton, Middletown and Ham
tto5, arriving at Cincinnati at $40 q. mi oonnectns
directly with Ohio and MsuisHppi Railfoad
Vincennes Ct. Louis, Cairo, and al points
srriyin9 at St. Louis at 1850 p m at Dayton AZ aza
ss M, and at indianapolis at 9'55 a. M; connecunl
with trains for Lafayette, Terre Haute' chicago snO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-07
RiIIous pisorders : Liver CompIaints.

BiliOus Disorders Liver Complaint
From DR.. Theodore Bell, Of Ne,O York C'ty.'
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur.
pose as an aperent but find et beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac
tc0 proved elfectua for the cure Of bilious coD,
plains than any one remedy can mention sincerely
reoce that have at length plgatye which Is wor-
thy the confidence Of tho profession aud the people
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-07
Headache, e,sicIsHeadache,F ,Foul stomaeh.

T7UWT DIT. 1JuUUTU IVyUi JJ0VVEH1VU'
DGAR BRO. AVER Icaunot answer you ,yhdt complaints
have cured with your Pills better than to say all that We
crer treat Uih dpuTgdue medicine. place great depel
denco on an eoctua cathartic in my daily contest with
disease and believing do that your Pills afford tho
best we have, Of course value them highly.
prrTsDURG Pa, May ], 1855
Or. j. @. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst headache any body have by dose or two
Of your Pills. 1t seems to arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-07
As a Family Physic.

From DT. E W. ChTtiUTtght, NeW Ortedns'
Your Pills arc the prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any catharc possess. They are
mild but very certain and eectua in their action on the
bowels, which makes them invaluable to us In the daily
treatment Of disease.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-07
SECOND TRAIN.

oINoINNATI ACCOMMODATION at $50 q. m; \;
.toppIne at ali stations between Oolnmbus oincinnau
Dsvton and Indianapolis; arriving at oincinnan p
Ii05 a. M, Dayton 905a. m; Indianapolis o. - ! !
n m; connecting directly at Loveland with tne M
q. n, r. for Ohiiicothe, Marietta and ParkeFspurg'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-07
THIRD TRAIN.

DAY EXPRESS at 1i3Op. M. stopping OF Jefferson,
London, Oharleaton, Xenis, Spring Valley, ooIWln,
M.rrcy, South Lebanon, Fosters Lovelana vamP
Denniso and Milford also at all the stations between
Xenia ana Dayton; arriving at Cincinnati st tbeO m
Connecting with the Ohio and Mississippi hailroad lor
Louisvie st. Louis and oaro arriving at 81. Louis AZ
I0.O5 A. mi at Dayton at 435 p M, at Indianapolis AZ
9S5 D. m connecting for Lafayette; Terra Haua, oni'
caQo etc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-07
NAp0t EoN,s nAtR TolLETl

They would also announce to the public that they q
Arepts for
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-07

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
FF0EH REQ. AnfoH 6snvfh, C0fnnaasstonsf 0 common
DOV', w 80. A..
,,,.; .nS ~ n. snthor and an honor to he
id - sattsr. Tbs rechanicaj ereoution n far sups
W. :. u ,hat ~ anu otber IsIicon With vhieh am ac
nMa;ntsd rU, ~ stS' - VI Guy 0'"'' -
Frop. Hon. a. Il. Barney, ED OOnmis'ionsr OF
Schoob IN OHfo'
'The most reliable standard authority Of ina "n-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-07


Agents for
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, q

washington, u. u, Itn FeDj 1000.
SfR have used your Pills in my general aud hospital
raCtce since you made them aud cannot hesitate 10
w they are the best cathartc employ. Their regu
Mug action the liver IL quick and decided conss.
bntly they are admirable remedy for jeraugements
that organ Indeed, have seldom found case OF
bOas disease obstinate that 1t did not readily yield
them Fraternally yours, AL0Nz0 BALL, NJ D.,
Ihusician Of the Murine HOsDik1t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-07
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

TP For farther information and Through Tickets
apply to nj. L. D0HRRTE, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
p. W. eTRADRR
aeneral Ticket Agent oncnnah
JNo W DOHRRTY,
Agent, Columbus
HW WOODWARD,
Superintendent Cincinnati
ooiumbus, Dec. % 1852
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
Latest from the North.

RICHMOND, June 6.-Bnrnside has prohib-
tied the circulation of the New York World
and the Chicago Timesin his department.
Lincoln, speaking Of military operations in
Mississippi, said he expected the best results,
but was prepared for the worst.
An arrival from Havana brings report of
the capture Of Puebla and the whole Mexican
army by the army Of the French. Dates to
May 9th give interesting details of the capture
ofa French steamer and transport. Ennisterre,
who arrived at New York from Vera Cruz, on
the 10th, doubts the report, and says tie latest
news from Puebla was at the time Of his de-
psrture, on the 10th, when the French held
half Of the city and the Mexicans the other
half The latter were strongly fortified.
In the battle Of Champion Hills, the oath
was known as lie preachers regiment, was
nearly annihilated. The rebels fought with
the most reckless gaiIantry.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, d
COLUMBIA. April l8, 1863. I

WHEREAS, THE PRESENT SUPPLY OF
provisions In this State is needed for the sub
ssence OF the people thereof and the soldiers of the
Confederacy therein: and whereas It's deemed mpor-
tant to prevent the expectation of the specu
lation: =
Now, Therefore, I, MILLEDGE L. BoNHAM, Gov.
ernor Of South Carolina, by virtue othe power vested
In me under the Constitution of this State do issue
this my proclamation, and forbid s persons, for the
space of thirty days from this date from exporting
beyond the limits of this State any Salt Bacon Pork
Beef Corn, Meal Wheat Flour, Rice, Peas Potatoes
or other provisions of any description whatsoever
The following persons are excepted viz Quartermas-
e Commssaries and other agents of the Confederate
Government purchasing provisions for the army, who
must exhibit satisfactory evidence Of their official char
acter and authority; persons from other States who
purchase for their own private and consumption,
and not for resale who shall make oath to that effect
before the next magistrate previous the removal Of
the articles purchased which oath the magistrate shall
preserve and furnish for the of the Solicitor of the
Circuit when required agents of counties towns cor
poraons and Soldiers Boards of Relief of other States
who exhibit satisfactory proof of their authority to
purchase such provisions in behalf of such counties
towns corporations or Soldiers Boards of Relief for
public of for distribution at costs and charges and
not for resale or profit =, e. 5SE
Salt made by non.residents and cargoes entering
our ports from abroad, are also excepted. %
It's enoined upon all sherifs magistrates and con-
stables and all good citizens appealed TO- to aid in
the enforcement of this proclamation and also of the
Act Of the GeDeral Assembly, entitled "An Act to
enforce any proclamation Of the Governor prohibiting
the expectation of provisions" ratified the 10th day
of April, A. d. 1853.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State. at
Columbia this eighteenth day of April,
IT, s. in the year Of Lord one Thousand eight hum
dred and sixtythree.
MLBoNHAM.
w. r. HUNT, Secretary ofState.
tB All papers Of the State publish once week for
one month. .. y
May %
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
Proclamation. BY thc> (soycrnof.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,

- a II VI SOO11x CAhOLkNA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
~ COLUMBIA. May 8, 1868.
NV HEREAS INFORMATION HAS BEEN RE-
w ceived at this Department that nTE.RREL,n q
slave, the property Of c. F. Hnson Of Lancaster Dis
trct, convicted by cort OF magistrate and Freeho-
ders on Saturday the 25th day Of April last of bur-
glary and rape and sentenced to death, did, on his
way 70 the Jail of the said District escape from the
Constable who had him in charge. sf
'The said Terrell is SIX feet three inches higt we'll
proporoned of black complexion and his front teeth
much decayed; quick spoken with heavy beard under
his chain the whites Of his eyes inclined to yeowsh
cast and was dressed in frock coat Of dark color
with pantaloons Of similar material"
Now, know ye that to the end that justice may be
DONE and that the said negro Terrell may be brought
back to confinement to awatthe execution of the sem
tence. !, MILLEDGE L. BONHAM, Governor aud
Commander Chief in and the state aforesaid do
issue this my proclamation, offering reward of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS for his apprehension
and delivery into any Jail in this state
Given under my hand and the seal of the r.. s. I
State, at Columbia this the fifth day OF May A. d.
1858 M. L. YBONHAM
W. r. HUNT, Secretary of State
May 6
,,c Lancaster Ledger will insert three times, and
all other IN tho state once. ~ Se>
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y Inc Vh Mobile Tribune, of the Sd inst copies
the following from the New Orleans Era. It
IS introduced to it's readers by heavy column
fthe biggest capital letters: &
Wel learn that official information (ofthe
26th nit. had been received from Admiral
Porter, to the effect that he has captured the
rebel Navy Yard at Yazoo City, and DESTROYED
in it four rebel iron-clad vessels. One of the
vessels is said to have been monster.
An immense amount of public stores, suffi-
cient to supply a large navy, wa. dcstoyey at
the same time.
Admiral Porter has also captured a formi-
dable battery, (name not recollected,) mount
ing fifteen guns. He took with this battery,
or fort, 5000 rounds of ammunition. a.
The capture Of this fort is of great impor-
tance, as it prevented communication between
the fleets above and below Vicksburg.
The Admiral's fleets are now within three
miles of each other-one above and one be-
low the city--and they have silenced the enc
my's works bearing in range of his guns at
each extremity of the city. -a
Gen. Grant is close in the rear, and engaged
in mining the works.
!, n Admiral Porter thinks the rebel dcfences
cannot stand week longer.
Reinforcements were coming inrapidlv.
ANOTHER AccouNT. Since the above was
in type, we have received the following con-
firmatory despatch. 1t is fuller in detail and
altogether satisfactory and gratifying:
"The heavy works of the enemy at War
rcnton and that town have been DESTROYED.
Synder's Bluff has been captured, with IS
heavy guns and 5000 proiecties. The IRON.
clads and gun-boats of Porter's fleet are within
three miles Of each other above and below
Vicksburg, with constant communication and
supplies of all kinds for the lower fleet received
below. .rj I bsa
Yazoo City and Navy Yard were destroyed
including three on-clads-one monster.
Property destroyed worth two millions Cap
tured large amount of stores.
"Navy attacked the vicksburg batteries on
the 22d, and after hard fight senced all the
hill batteries and those on the upper bluff for
two hours.
Grants and Pemberton's forces are mnzzle
to muzzle, and vicksburg must fall in. few
DAYS" a%
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"A LY in the hands of W. L. DePass dpe r N
Gayle, and j. Gayle & Co., will hereafter be found
at the store of j. s. DePass one door above O. Math.
eson's store ~ 80 -A'--
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