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Liberty and Union, Now and Forever, W.A.R JNEW S. The Vicksburg Citizen of the 20th says, some to prevent the passage of our transports on the was seized by a battalion of Alabama cavalry nay, to my personal knowledge there are better this infernal rebellion, against you, Jeff. Davis, Federate landed at Warrinton and had a few Mississippi. who were on their way to Manassas. He was men in hell to-night. (Great merriment.) and your whole clan. Now help yourselves the One and Inseparable.” Capture of a Rebel Steamer an St. Francii skirmishes. Gov. Shorter of Alabama calls out A parole prisoner from New Orleans, 18th, taken to be a servant in the army, and will be We have had the Presidency South, since the best way you can.” (Cheers.) Finally the River, ArUauuii, with n load of Troop, says Gen. Lovell’s forces, are still at Camp aud Milatry Storoa. all the male population not subjected to the sold when tho war is over, and I never expect organization of tho government, eighty years thing got hotter and hotter, and tighter and conscription law for a State guard. Mooro, at Jackson, Mississippi. to get anything for him. I had been told, and ago, down to the present time, twice, gentle tighter, until they commenced mobbing, hang Cape Giardeau, Mo., May 24.—Dispatches we had all been told, that Lincoln’s invading men, to your once. We elected five men to the from Col. Daniels of the 1st Wisconsin cavalry, ing, whipping and shooting, and threateniiq; New York, May 28. Baltimore, May 29. hordes were coming down South to steal our Presidency, and re-elected them, they filling, me with personal violence. My faniily sur dated “ Camp Lagrange, Dunklin county,” negroes, and capture our rice and cotton plan each one of them, a term of eight years, mak contain accounts of the capture of the steamer A Fortress Monroe letter of the 26th inst., Gen. Dix has requested the Corn Exchange rounded me, and some of my neighbors who says the Naugatuck, has arrived from City to display the National Flag from their build tations and divide them among the Yankees ; ing forty years. Then we elected divers men to had influence with me, begged of me to leave Daniel E. Miller on the St. Francis river, with but we never expected the flower of the South one term, who served their full terms out. So, stores and provisions and a company of rebel Point with despatches for tho Navy Depart ing. ______my family. The females of my family, with ment. ern chivalry to turn into negro stealers as soon from the origin of the government down to the tears in their eyes, begged me to take my horse troops bound for Memphis. They captured the Philadelphia, May 29. as the war begun. And allow me to say here, present time, we of the South have had the pickets and the boat itself before it was out of The-fleet is ready to attack Fort Darling as and ride into the country and get out of the soon as the order is given. The rebels have A private letter from an officer in Gen. Mc while I am on the subject, that from the time office twice to your once ; while no man North storm, saying that they would feel easier and rifle shot distance. In reply to ■ the command this war commenced there has been regularly of Mason and Dixon’s line ever was re-elected to lay to, the enemy sent a volley of musketry. increased their forces considerably on the south Clellan’s staff, dated Headquarters, Monday, safer if I were absent. I agreed to do so, and bank of James river from City Point to Rich says a search found Mrs. Col. Lee and her two organized bands of negro stealers and negro to the Presidency—ever was permitted to be re retired. I hail no sooner retired than the rebels Our troops then brought to bear upon them a traders accompanying the rebel army in the elected. We called fora fugitive slave law, six-pounder, which, after sending one shot mond and have forced the citizens of City Point daughters near Old Church to-day. They were appointed squads of cavalry to capture me, and sent to Whitehouse under a guard. Mrs. Lee border States. They have stolen in Missouri, and you gave it to us ; you helped us to enact through the hull, killing Lieut. Col. Lewis and and tho vicinity to retire to the interior. William B. Wood of Alabama, a Colonel com They are improving the defences on the Ap expressed great surprise that our army should Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia and North Caro the law. We clamored for the repeal of the manding a regiment from North Alabama, and one private and wounding three others, caused lina more negroes, and run them off South, Missouri Compromise, at the South, and you the steamer to surrender. About 60 prisoners pomattox river. have gone so far North of Richmond. an unprincipled, God-forsaken, hypocritical Beauregard visits Richmond, only to confer than all the abolitionists between heaven and assisted us, and you did very wrong when you Methodist preacher at that, (laughter) marsh were taken, ainong|whom was ono Colonel.— hell havo captured in tho last forty years. (Ap did so, in repealing it. I fought that iniqui Nono of our men were hurt. with the rebel leaders concerning his operations Parson Brownlow in Boston. aled his men upon the street and made aspeech in the West. It is said he reached Richmond plause and laughter.) tous repeal all the time, and I here to-night to them, sending some one way and some We copy below the Journal's report of the They are a pretty set of devils to talk about denounce every man, North and South, who New York, May 28. with extraordinary difficulty, and doubts are another, armed with double-barreled shot guns, speech of Parson Brownlow, on the occasion of the negro freight conveyed by the New England voted to repeal the Missouri Compromise.— ®Iw WilUje (Sarden. The Tribune's Washington despatch says Col. expressed concerning his safety on going back. and instructed them if they came across Brown his reception at the Music Hall, in Boston, on underground railroad. While I am upon this (Applause.) low, not to attempt to take him alive, but to Fitz Henry Warren of Iowa, has been nomina subject I may as well say all I intend to say We clamored for the annexation of Texas at New York, May 29. Friday evening, the 23d inst. shoot him to pieces, riddle him with balls.— Cucumber, Melon and Squash Vines. ted for a Brigadier General. upon this subject ; and that te this : I am the the South, because her extensive area would Those were the instructions, and they were Despatches to the Times indicate that Hano Charleston papers of the 21st inst., state that Ladies and Gentlemen : I will apprise you in advocate ot the Federal Government, and the afford us territory out of which to carve five or eager to obey them, because each one wanted ver Court House was captured by Gen. Porter’s four of our vessels shelled three Islands in the Make a frame of common boards, six inches advance of anything and everything I may say, army guaranteeing to the loyal men of the six more slave States, and you granted it to us ; the honor and the glory of killing the old Par high and eighteen inches square or thereabouts, command. harbor the day previous, viz :—Coles, Kiawah of what you will all have discovered without South and everywhere—well and established you allowed it to us, helped up to annex Texas ! and Goat island, and that the rebels retired son ; it would have secured any fellow an ap- according to the size of your hills or the advan Gen. McDowell and Aid were in Washington my telling it beforo I take my seat; that is to and authenticated loyal men, true to the Union So that we are in the midst of this revolution potntment of Major General at the bands of tageous cutting of your cloth. Coyer the top yesterday, and returned to Fredericksburg after after burning their quarters. Coles Island is say, in my public addresses, no matter what and the flag of our country—their title and without any cause, witnout any provocation between 12 and 15 miles of Charleston. Jeff. Davis, the old Mississippi repudiator.— with coarse muslin, such as you can get at the an interview with the President and Secretary my theme may be, I do not present it with the right in and to all their property, personal and whatever. We have been intending at the The Times has a letter from McClellan’s army My friends conveyed to me a letter , informing stores for twelve cents per yard, double width. Stanton, last evening. eloquence that charms or with that critical acu real, including, if you please, their negroes. South for years to break up this Government; me that I was in great danger, and I gathered Nail it on neatly, and cover your vines as soon A special order has been issued instructing dated Monday, which says the indications are men that fascinates, or with beauty and force (Applause.) I believe, at the same time, that we intended to have a fuss, and a fuss generally, that, whatever the rebels might have intended a company about forty miles distant, of sixty as they appear above ground. They can be re all commanders of regiments under marching of langunge which captivates. I have regretted it is the bounden and solemn duty to confiscate and we have got it upon the country, and I am men. We armed ourselves—we were well moved during some parts of the day, but will orders, to rcport.to their rolls of muster at the a week since, they now meen to fight for the this all my life long, and regret it this evening, everything in the South owned by rebels, in now for carrying it on until every devil con possession of Richmond. armed—with rifles. Our folks in that country admit sufficient light, heat and air to give the military head quarters on Walker street, im since there is no power on earth equal in its in cluding lands and negroes. Although I am a cerned in originating it shall be exterminated. Reconnoisances by a balloon and otherwise, hunt b’ar, and deer, and turkeys, and all that plants a vigorous growth. When the plants mediately. fluence upon the human mind to the power of pro-slavery man, and havo been all my lifetime (Applause.) I would scorn to advocate any sort of thing, and passing out of Wier’s Covo have grown beyond danger carefully pack away All the sick and wounded men who escaped had established the fact that tho line of the oratory when high-wrought, finished and com an advocate of the peculiar institution, I am thing here that I do not stand up boldly and Chiekahominy was almost deserted and that in the county of Sevier, we went, in the month your lrames in a safe place, and they will last from Strasburg, say the rebels deliberately at plete. Ceasar controlled men by exciting their hero before you this evening, prepared to say advocate at home. I should deserve the con of November, beyond the limits of civiiization, many years. We have long practised this tacked our sick train, firing into the ambulan- between it and Richmond there were but com fears ; Cicero by captivating their affections and just what I say at home, and what I have said tempt of every gentleman in this large audience paratively a small body of men ; now, how entered into the deep gorges of the Smoky method, and know it to be effectual._A". H. ces and upon fainting men by the wayside, exciting their passions. The influence of the all the time from the stump and through the if I had one set of opinions for the North and Mountains where no horse or any vehicle had. Journal o f Agriculture. killing in cold blood, men incapable of making ever, it is different, the rebels have reoccupied one perished with its author ; that of the other columns of the most widely circulated paper in another for the South ; hence I am here to the space in heavy force and have again ap ever made a track, and building a camp, taking resistance. The traitors displayed a white flag remains to the present day, and will continue Tennessee, that if the South in her madness night as when I am at home—the advocate of proached the Chiekahominy in great numbers, some bread and meat with us, we encamped Scraping the Bark to Save the Fruit. with white bars. with public speakers to the end of time. But and folly—for the whole South is mad and coercion. I am the advocate of subjugation, there. The World's correspondent says of eight or apparently with the intention orMassachusetts regiment was firing Jaeob Barker argues against the destruction of cotton. He also says if our brave soldiers don’t what eventful life, speaking after the manner (Laughter.) the Constitution ; I know you are patriotic, I I received a letter from Major General George it a faithful trial, and if it succeeds to make upon the enemy from behind a stone wall, and style of the West and Southwest, without We arc, ladies and gentlemen, in the midst don’t doubt i t ; but gentlemen, let me say to the fact known to the public. win for us satisfactory peace, wcuiuBt fall back B. Crittenden, commanding the regular army, when being opened on by enfilading fire from’ studying to polish or adorn what I might have of a most fearful revolution. The state of af you—and I say it with tears in my eyes—that the enemy, who had come upon our flanks, they on the ballot box, and suggests an amendment that he was instructed by Judah P. Benjamin, to deliver to the people under any circumstances. fairs existing in our country is terrible, heart it is an easy matter for a man to be a patriot Secretary of War at Richmond, to send me out Aloes to Eeep away Bugs. had to escape, coming, as the rebels were, in to the constitution so as to allow the people to I have taken a hand, in the country in which I rending, distressing to all true patriots and and a lover of the Constitution and Union and of the State. Mr. Benjamin’s letter, of which vastly superior numbers. vote directly for President. resided, in all the controversies and conflicts lovers of the country in the extreme. And how live in Boston or Massachusetts ; but where I he sent meacopy, said, “ You, Mr. Brownlow, A few weeks since, I noticed an extract from The Maine cavalry suffered severely in Sat An order from Provost Martial French says all collee-houscs, bar rooms, hotels, gaming es that have come upon tho carpet, whether re comes it that such a state of things exist? May came from it costs many a poor fellow his life ; are a very bad man.” That was the piece of a London paper, recommending a solution of urday’s light. ligious, political or otherwise. (Applause.) aloes as an antidote against bugs on squashes, tablishments and billiard saloons must procure 1 briefly recount the occurrences of the past ? it coBts us our neeks ; it costs us our property information that I received. (Laughter.)— Donally’s brigade crossed the Potomac at I have been independent in all things, and &c. Last spring I procured ten seeds of the licenses immediately, under penalty of confisca Something less than two years ago, wc en and our all—the confiscation of all we had.— “ You are a dangerous man in a Southern com dam No. 4. Gen. Banks was in the rear of the never neutral on any subject or in any contest. celebrated Hubbard squash, for which I paid tion. tered into a contest for the Presidency. We When this storm raged fiercely a year ago—for munity, and we propose to send you out of it.” retreating forces, when a shell exploded within (Applause.) Often have 1 spoken in the open twenty-live cents. They were just nicely up Gen. Butler has ordered the circulation of had as many as four tickets in the field, four you must bear in mind that before the ball was Mark you, that was Benjamin’s letter to me, four feet of him without injuring him. air for five hours on a stretch, and congratu when the June frost came, but by blanketing confederate notes and bills to cease on the 27th racers upon the track. I supported, and did opened by the tiring of the first gun at Fort as if " anybody 1 ’ could ” say, and . .tell . . the . . truth, . Winchester is reported to have been burnt by lated myself for a number of years that I could it in good faith and to the best of my ablilty Sumter, Jeff Davis’ legions commenced pour it would be fortunate for him to-night—the them I kept four of them alive. As soon as I the rebels. Some ammunition was seen to ex inst. All sales or transfers of property on and uncovered them the striped bug attacked them. after that day, in consideration of such notes he heard further than any man that attempted the Bell and Everett ticket. (Applause.) My ing into East Tennessee, along that great contemptible thief! (Laughter.) If you havo plode and a loud report followed and the rais to hold forth in the southern or western coun- old friend Bell has gone—not exactly “ the way thoroughfare, that great railroad, at Knoxville, any doubts on that "question of stealing just ask I tried all the old remedies, 6oot, sulphur, United States, one-lburth to go to the try. About three years and a half ago, for the of all the earth”—hut the way of all the South: making their way to Lynchburg and Manassas, Dr. Bacon of New Haven, (he sat upon the The enemy had stationed a force at Berrys- first time, my voice utterly failed me—utterly1 (laughter) he has turned over in part—only in and camping and drilling in upper East Ten stand behind me the other evening when I when 1 noticed an article from another paper, ville to prevent our retreating to Uaiper’s Ferry informant. stating that an English gardener recommended Another order suppresses the Bee for an and totally failed—and I found myself for two (part—to secession ; with a view to save his nessee, preparatory to war. So numerous were made that declaration.) As a general thing and we were compelled to take the upper road. years unable to speak above a whisper. D ur-, property, he cowered and knocked under, as a the regiments pouring through our country they are rogues, thieves, scoundrels and rascals a solution of aloes (two ounces of aloes in a The Baltimore American of yesterday says article in favor of the cotton-burning mob. The office of the Delta was taken possession of ing that time I performed a pilgrimage to New great many did who were Union men at heart. that they hadn’t transportation, they hadn't now leading the revolution in the South, broken gallon of warm water) as a preventive. I im Gen. Banks has received reinforcements at York and was under the care of Professor mediately prepared some and applied it, and, for an article discussing the cotton question in 1 am sorry, therefore, to say to you to night, rolling stock and locomotives to convey them down politicians, purjuredvillians in the United Harper’s Ferry, of at least 18,000 disciplined Horace Green, an eminent physician. (Ap that the ticket I supported was a real kangaroo on east, and they would have to lie over and states Senate, scheming to overthrow tho gov- to my great gratification, Iliad no more trouble troops and 0 car loads of seige guns. violation of Gen. Butler's proclamation of the plause.) Professor Horace Green! not Doctor 1st inst. Its business will be conducted by the ticket with all the strength iu the hind legs. wait their turns for transportation. \\ hilc eminent, acting under oath to sustain the con- with the bugs. I also tried it on cauliflower, Greeley of the Tribune. (Renewed applause (Laughter.) I mean to say that Edward Ev that was going on they commenced their dep-! stitution and support the goveroment in good cabbage and tomato plants, which were attacked United States authorities. New York, May 28. and laughter.) erett was the hind legs of the ticket. Though by the small black bug, or cabbage flea, as I Adams’ Express office has been opened, Asa redations. They came into East Tennessee with |faith, and, at night, holding caueusses and The steamer S. R. Spaulding has arrived with 1 was greatly benefitted by the operations I have never seen that gentleman, 1 thank God tho most inveterate and unconquerable preju- { sending dispatches home to their legislatures have heard them called, with equal success. I. Blake, agent. The first express was sent upon my throat, bnt failed still to recover my 331 sick soldiers from Gen. McClellan’s army. from the steamer Matanzas. that he te still, to-night, wherever he is, every dices against the Union men of East Tennessee, | to rush the States out of the Union. Why ? voice. Upon taking my leave of Dr. Green he Usefulness of Toads in Gardens. The bark Pallas from Balize was hoarded on T. VV. Laster te announced as the Union can inch a man. (Applause.) And he is all that a country that is loyal, and has been loyal all i The perjured traitors ought to have their the 18th inst., by the U. S. hark Pursuit in urged me upon my return-home to practice is left of the glorious Union ticket I fought for the tim e; and this blessed night, while I stand tongues cut out by the roots to-night wherever didate for Recorder in the 48th District. Victor speaking, not to give it up, aud if I could do At a recent meeting of the Brooklyn Horti Lat. 23. 50 Longitude 58. 00 who reported Weiltz te announced as candidate for Mayor, two years ago. Others of you supported the here, the Union strength of all East Tennessee they are. that the day previous the U. S. steamer Cuyler no better, retire to a grove and address the Douglas and Johnson Democratic ticket. Judge is five to one. (Cheers.) The jails were all cultural Society, the subject of toads in gardens irrespective of party. Six persons have been General Crittenden designated the next morn captured an iron steamer loaded with cotton birds of the air and the trees of the forest." In Douglas, poor fellow ! has gone to his long full of the leading, prominent men : many have was under discussion, when Mr. Burgess, an sentenced to be shot for violation of their parol, ing, at ten o’clock, for me to leave, and he de and sent her to New York. They did not learn the town in which I resided wc had a temper- home. I regret i t ; I am sorry he is not now been shot down ; many have been driven out of “ old country gardner of long experience,” given at Fort Jackson, in organizing a mili tailed Capt. Gillespie's company to escort me rance organization, and I chose to deliver short living ; for if he wero he would be in this army, the country. And our friends have made up stated “ that thirty years observation had con her name. tary company for the service of the rebel army. into Kentucky ; it was all arranged, and I lectures occasionally to my friends upon the a brigadier or a major general, with a cocked as many as six regiments over on Cumberland vinced him that it was the snail and not the Prize steamer Fox bad arrived from Uavanna, thought I was oil'. About an hour after I left Boston, May 28. subject of total abstinence, and you all know hat and a sword, fighting for the Constitution Ford, in Kentucky, within seventy-five miles of toad that devoured the strawberries and their also prize steamer Gov. Morton. his room, a marshal came and tapped me on Gov. Andrew has issued an order releasing that that is a good cause. In the small Meth and tho Union. (Applause.) Others of yi Knoxville—six entire regiments of refugees vines. Most people attributed the destruction John M. G. Parker, formely nt Ship Island, odist church of which I was a member, I at the shoulder and said I was his prisoner.— to toads, hut he was certain that they were the militia who rallied in obedience to the te Postmaster at New Orleans. supported the Breckinridge and Joe Lane ticket from East Tennessee (cheers), driven from their tempted to deliver short sermons, expounding “ Very well,” said I, and I was taken about harmless. In gardens he considered them of proclamation of Monday, and they are return and, as God te my judge, the meanest ticket of homes, their wives, their children, their parents, Ships Parliament and Wizard King, from the doctrines of our church and of John Wesley, sunset and thrust into jail—a miserable, un great use, and all gardiners should look upon ing to their homes, except such as volunteer for them all. (Laughter and applause.) Others and going back under the Federal flag, with Ship Island, with troops, arrived on the 15th, and you all know that preaching the gospel is comfortable, wretched place, crowded by about them as their best friends. Mr. Fuller endorsed three years or the war. The men generally also hrigB Yankee Blade from New York and of you —and quite, I take it, the majority in Federal uniforms on, to fight for their homes a hundred and tifty Union men, the best men a good cause. But the advocacy of temperance the audience—were supporters of the Lincoln and their families. And I tell you that a more all that had been said upon the subject, and he expected to servo three or six months, not Golden Lead, from Philadelphia. Barque I. R. in Tennessee, who were there for being Union and the gospel failed utterly to restore my voice. and Hamlin ticket. (Cheers.) Your ticket desperate set of men never fought, nor never was glad to hear it. He believed the toad a knowing that an act of Congress required ser Davis was below. Some cotton has arrived men, and refusing to be secessionists and to I continued hoarse; I continued to whisper, was successful ; you elected your men. And, encountered an enemy ; they will take it steel most valuable auxiliary to the gardener. They vice for an indefinite period. from Plaquemine, also considerable provisions volunteer and go into the army. That was the and when the rebels wero so merciful as to let as I came out the next day after the news was to steel, when they meet the rebels, fighting for were worth $500 a piece, as they keep the from the interior. length and breadth of their offense. When I me out of the country and send me over and de announced in the South, in my paper, as all all they hold dear in life. I have but two sons ground clear of insects entirely. Besides they Norfolk, May 28. Gen. Butler forbade the observance of Jeff entered that miserable jail these men rallied liver me to Gen. Buell at Nashville, I still suf that country well know, so I come out.to-night in the world, and one of them is there a cap can be domesticated ! This was not generally The Day Booh newspaper has boen suppress Davjs’ day of fastiDg and prayer. He had also around me, for they were all acquaintances, known : nevertheless it waB true. Those in fered from this hoarseness and had no hope of and say that Lincoln was elected under the tain in the Fourth Tennessee Regiment—a gal ed at the request of a meeting of citizens for issued the order about women, previously re making speeches at the North or any where terms of law and of the Constitution, fairly and lant boy, of excellent moral character ; and, as and two-thirds of them were my subscribers.— his garden knew him, and would follow in ported via. Corinth. The Crescent has also been Some of them came round crying—the large publishing a communication severely assailing else, but intended to light the rebellion with my squarely, without fraud or without cheat, and God is my judge, upon this platform, here, to order to get the insects, caterpillers, etc.— suppressed. Strict health regulations were es briny tears dropping off their cheeks, grasping those Union citizens who have taken the oath pen. My friends in Cincinnati took the liberty it is the bounden duty of every patriot to bow night, I declare I would sooner receive intelli Their preservation ought to be attended to.— of allegiance. tablished at Quarantine. my hand, unable to articulate a word ; others of making an appointment for me to speak in submissively to the will of the people. (Ap gence to-morrow morning that, in a battle with Mr. Burgess was of the opinion that there After a hard rain all night the weather is Transport Ships, Gen. Butler, James Hovey, smiling and able to speak said : “ I am sorry, Pike’s Opera House, and collected an audience plause.) Nay, more ; it is our duty to sustain the rebels of the South, his body had been lit should be a fine for killing them.”— Country warm and pleasant. City of New York and steamer Mississippi, Brownlow. that you are here, but wc are glad of three or four thousand people. I ventured and stand by the Administration while it en erally riddled with grape and Minnie balls, Gentleman. The steamer Geo. Peabody has sailed for New from Ship Island, arrived the 12th. to have an opportunity to hear something from under these circumstances to fill the appoint deavors to crush out this infernal rebellion. than to hear of his triumphing under that in York. The Municipal regulations of the city o fernal flag that floats over the Southern Con our friends out of doors, for all information To Keep Bogs from Melon Vines, etc.—A ment, and had no sooner opened my batteries (Renewed Applause.) Cincinnati, May 28. New Orleans, punishes women of the town f federacy. (Great applause.) Regiment after has been kept from us.” Others, however’ Good Plan.—G. Boys, Hartford Co., Conn., found in the streets after night fall, or,who upon this infinitely infernal rebellion South I have always been a Union man myself— held me by the hand and wept, and said they The 61st regiment left for Washington last regiment ot those myrmidons of Davis and the says the cheapest and most effectual remedy for may converse with persons outside from win than I was able to be beard half a mile. (Ap always. As a Methodist traveling preacher I were downcast, down-trodden, desperate and night. Several thousand men had collected at rest, in our town of Knoxville, would plunge the striped bug, is to cover the plants with dows of their residences. This te doubtless the plause.) was on a circuit in Anderson county, South Columbus yesterday, and hundreds are arriving into the groceries, get drunk, for they have all faint. I stood up in the middle of the jail-room cotton, thus : Take the common cotton batting, punishment executed to the insultera of our I am a native of the Old Dominion—born, Carolina, in 1832, the county in which John and made them a little speech. Said I : Boys, on every train. the worst materials in the Southern country ; separate it into very thin layers, and spread soldiers by Gen. Butler. and raised, and educated in the same county C. Calhoun lived at the time and a more hos I ain sorry to see you so cast down; cheer up ; from which John B. Floyd, the celebrated thief they have all the poor, destitute men that were over the plants ns soon as they appear, putting pitable mansion than his no gentleman was a better day is coming, and better prospects altimore ready to forsake their families, to abscond from a little dirt on each comer to prevent the wind B . May 28. of the South, came. (Applause.) He has been ever welcomed at—a more moral and upright await us at no distant period. “ W hy,” said from blowing it off. He has tried it for several Last Saturday, Deputy Provost Marshal Fortress Monroe, May, 28. a more fortunate man than I have been, and man in his private character never lived or died wives and children, upon a promise of being supported and having their families supported, I “ are you repining ? What are you here for ? years with entire success. The plants may McPhail, by order of Gen. Dix, proceeded to Steamer Massachusetts which went to City has grown rich by stealing all bis life, while I —but ho was crazy upon the subject of South Is it for stealing? No! For counterfeiting? attain ’considerable size before removing the Eastern Maryland, to arrest Judge Carmichael Point with a flag of truice has returned. She have been honest and havo remained poor. ern rights, and lived and died a fool upon that and enter the service ; the “ chivalry ” of the No! For manslaughter? No! What are South are not, as a general thing, in the war ; cotton, which Btretches as they grow. If and prosecuting Attorney Powell on a charge took Col. Hanson of Kentucky, who was ex (Laughter and applause.) My parents on both subject. 1 fought Nullification there and tbcD, you here for? It is because you are loyal to thinly spread, the cotton does not interfere with of treason. He was informed that the attempt' pected to be exchanged for Col. Corcoran.— sides were Virginians, and all slaveholders. I and they threatened me with the gallows. I they are contractors, and wagon-masters, and your Government and adhere to the Stars and light and moisture, while it entangles the bugs. would be resisted by 100 armed men. The ex Capt. Robertson of Virginia, Lieut. Whitaker, have been held up during the last twelvemonths wound up my year’s labor by publishing a furnishers of supplies, and hangers-on, and Stripes of your country.” (Applause.) citement was extreme, on Monday, and threats a private, a lady and Mr. Lowe of Kentucky in all the Southern papers as a tory, a traitor largo edition of a large pamphlet, in which I officers commanding, but these poor devils of arrived at City Point on Sunday evening. to the country, and a sympathizer with the sustained and stood by Jackson and his pro'ela- secessionists generally are the troops that they I am here, boys, for the same offense, and, Mexican or Madeira Vine.—A Hartford cor of violence were repeated. as God is myjudge, here ^intend to stay, until respondent of the American Agriculturist, writes The marshal telegraphed to Gen. Dix, who Gen. Wool's communication was delivered on Northern hordes of Lincoln, and the abolition mation, bid defiance to South Carolina, and muster to tight. Of course I do not mean that Monday morning and on Tuesday an answer ists. It has gone hard with me to submit to told them to hang—as I have done during the they areall of that character ; there are many I rot from disease or die from old age, or until that this is one of the best annual climbers for sent 125 of the 2d Delaware regiment to the they execute me ; and I will never abandon covering trellises, arbors, etc. It is grown from scene. Before they entered the town, the Mar was received from Gen. Huger. Col. Corcoran the charge of toryism, particularly when urged last twelve months. And although I commenc honorable exceptions. I know them ; I have and the other prisoners not having been deliver by a Charleston, S. C., newspaper, and from ed my political career in Tennessee in 1828, traveled all over every State of the South ; I my position. (Applause.) Instead of mourn- a tuber like the potato, to be planted as soon shall entered the court and told the judge he iug and shedding tears, said I, I look upon the ed up, Col. Hanson and the other rebel officers the pen of the son ot R. Barnwell Rhett of as one of a “ corporal’s guard ” (for that was know everybody there, and everybody there as the ground is warm. In a rich, strong soil must consider himself under arrest. The judge afternoon of this 6th day of December, 1861, were brought back. South Carolina. If you will turn to the old about our strength,) who got up an election knows me (laughier) ; and I intend, by the the vigor of its growth is very remarkable, demanded his authority. The Marshall replied as the proudest day of my natural life.— hardy, climbing a cord to the height of 40 feet. that of the United States. The judge said he A Mrs. Wood and three children were brought records of the revolutionary war, you will find ticket for John Quincy Adams in opposition to grace of God, that they shall know still more down. Her husband was taken prisoner at that among the 250 tories of Charleston, who Andrew Jackson ; and I tell you it took nerve of me for the next twenty years? for I intend to (Loud applause.) Not a chair, not a bench, The leaves are broad, fleshy, light green, and did not recognize that authority under tho not a single table, bench or stool, not an article very glossy ; they are set close upon the vine, circumstances. One of the officers ascended the Hampton. Col. Hanson is very severe on Gen. sought to throw all the obstacles they could in to do that thing in Tennessee in 1828-jI am return to that country and fight them there in Huger for not fulfilling liis promises. the way of the progress of the revolution and an old Clay, Adams and Alexander Hamilton their own den and upon our own dunghill, as of furniture of any kind was in that cell, save and about the time the vine approaches its full steps to make the arrest, when the judge re an old dirty wooden bucket, and two tin dip sisted and kicked. Our gunboat fleet is still from fifteen to twen- of Washington, you will find that prominent Whig. (Applause.) And, while I wish to I have been fighting them all the time. (Ap growth, branches are thrown out at each leaf pers for us to drink out of; and on that floor which soon flower, and the whole plant becomes The officer drew a revolver and struck the Judge tw miles below City Point. Nothing has re among them is the name of R. Barnwell Smith. say nothing to offend the most fastidious among plause.) They plunged into the groceries of cently been done beyond a reconnoissance a Thirty years ago, R. Barnwell Smith made ap political partisans here to-night, having men our town, and of all the towns of East Ten we had to lie, and that without bed clothes, oovered with pendent spikes of delicate and on the head inflicting a slight wound. Other and not more than two-thirds of us able to find fragrant white flowers. It will not bear frost. officers arrested Powall and two other citizens short distance up the Appotomotox. plication to tho Legislature of South Carolina tioned the name of Clay. I will take occasion nessee, got drunk, then into the candy shops, A squad of the enemy’s cavalry was seen on for leave to change his name, and Smith was further to say that I would sooner vote to-night and into the dry goods stores, and took what room to stretch out at one time—one portion In good soil the yield of tubers is very large.— named McNabb and Cault. It was all done in standing up and spelling the other—taking it The botanic name is Bousingaullia basselloidcs: a few minutes. There was the greatest excite the banks, but a few shells scattered them.— made Rhett. And for that son of an infernal for President, for the last suit of clothes he had ever they wanted from Union storekeepers— There are no troops or citizens at City Point. tory of South Carolina to charge me with tory on before he died, stuffed with straw, than for took out some of our Union proprietors of “ time and time about ”—I lying down where ment in the Court room. The military soon your chilled and shivering body, in that cold "Weeds which come from seed are easily killed appeared outside and aftei^a short delay the The steamer John Farren from Hatteras has ism te as much as my good nature and mild any live man you ever saw. I sustained, in provision stores and candy shops and rode them upon rails in the streets of Knoxville in open’’ month of November, had warmed the floor a and there is no excuse for the gardiner who prisoners were marched toWthe steamer and arrived, she brought no news. There is no disposition could endure. (Laughter and ap- South Carolina in 1832, the proclamation of daylight, robbing their houses, and telling little, and after I had taken a nap, getting up allows them to be seen, any more than there is brought to Fort McHenry. truth in the report that Gen. Burilside oceu- plau6e.) Andrew JackSon ; and in making the remark pics Raleigh. I remarked that I hailed froifl the Old Do that I was for Adams, in 1828, over Jackson, them they were “ damned Union shriekers,” and letting another friend take my place.— for a boy with a dirty face. Those from sub The provisions were such that no gentleman New York, May 28. The Union prisoners at Salisbury, N. C. are minion, and I have the proud satisfaction of I did not intend to cast any reflection upon the and threatening them if they dared to resent it terranean roots are more difficult to get rid of, to plungo their bayonets through them, with could eat. Why, if you could prove that Gov. but faithfulness will in time do the work. It is understood that no more militia will be on their way to New York, having been deliver knowing to-night that I am tho first and only memory of the old hero of Tennessee. If my ed up at Washington, N. C. man that ever appeared before an audience in prayers and tears could havo resurrected that their sabres and revolvers at their sides, taking Andrew would teed a good dog with such pro sent off. The 7 th is understood to be at Balti the town—literally overriding every thing.— visions as they fed us with there, I never would Currants.—Keep the bushes in good form by more. The Norfolk Day Book has reappeared.— Boston, originating in the State of Virginia, old man from the tomb two years ago and The restrictions on its publication having been who descended from one of the second families placed him at Washington, in the chair dis The civilians, the citizens who wero not in the be seen arm in arm again with him in Boston. pinching in the short spurs : this will save the (Laughter.) The only favor they extended to necessity of further pruning, except to remove removed. in that State. (Great laughter.) You tack on graced by a miserable mockery of a man from army, but were urging on this unholy war, the Before Corinth, May 28. secession leaders never failed, upon the arrival me—on my application made to General Car- dead wood. Keep the ground around them In consequence of the frequent violations of to the names of your great men and literary Wheatland, in Pennsylvania—(laughter)—a -Gen. Halleck has issned orders prohibiting of a company or a regiment, to tell them, after roll, the first day I entered the jail—the only loose, and free from weeds. Water the bushes the orders prohibiting trade with Norfolk and men the initials “ D. D .” and “ LL. D .,” by disgrace to that State and the country—I would skirmishing. The pickets on each side are now making them drunk, to pass over the long fovor they extended to me, was that of allow with soap suds, and other wash from the house. Portsmouth, a new and more stringent order which their positions are designated. In Vir have put Old Hickory there ; and, rising about friendly, and within conversational distance.— has been issued. ginia we tack on our names the initiate “ F. F. ten feet in his boots, he would have sworn, as bridge across the creek, pointing to a large ing my family to furnish mo three meals per Pick the lruit for jelly as soon as rip e : for day. That was a matter (of economy to them, Last night five rebels, including one Sergeant, A disturbance oecured last night in Norfolk V .,” which signifies** first families of Virginia.” was his custom, “ by the God that made white house—“ There is where old Parson wine-making, now much practiced, it is better for they were hard up for means, and by my yisited our forces along our line. Our forces It was occasioned by ajnegro shooting Corporal In all time to come, when you sco on the reg Moses,” that this thing had got to stop. (Ap Brownlow lives, go over and give him a turn.” fully matured. family feeding me they got rid of the expense, are within two miles of the rebel works. In John Burke, of the 99th New York regiment. ister at the hotel these letters, you will under plause and laughter.) And you know, Gov They came, and they camo again and again, Strawberries.—Remove all grass and weeds, some places our guns are within battering dis The disturbance became general and the greater stand that they signify “ fleet-footed Virgin ernor, that when Old Jackson swore a thing and they hung around my house and in front or they would not have granted me that favor. But an insulting rebel officer stood at the door and mulch the ground with tan bark or short tance, but the dense woodlands intervening, part of Co. C. were engaged in it. Three negroes ians for they have done the best running had to stop—it had to stop ! of my door ; they bowled like so many infernal straw, before picking commences. Keep the prevent either party opening fire. were killed and two or three wounded. Six of that has been done in the army this winter. But we are in the midst of a fearful revolu wolves, calling for me to como out, daring me of the jail all day, and when my basket and beds well watered while fruit is forming, if Camp and rumors say Vicksburg has sur the ringleaders were sent to the rip-raps to-day. Rosecrans kept chasing them all over the State, tion. How is it, and why is it, that we arc? to come out, threatening me if I did not come coffee-pot came in he would lift the towel off there be dry weather. rendered and that our fleet is en route for Mem Many others have been arrested, but afterwards and could never come up with them. I respond, that, while I have said in all my out. I would make my appearance occasionally the victuals and examine the plates and between phis. The reporter of the Associated press at released. All is quiet now.j I remarked that I hailed from the Old Do speeches, everywhere, and while I shall say so upon the front portico of my house, some seven tho the plates, to sec if he could find any billet Transplanting.—As a general rule, trans Gen. Halleck’s Head Quarter says, all the news minion. For the last thirty years I have resid hero to-night, and in good faith and in kind or eight feet from the street, the first Btory ; or piece of paper communicating any treason plant in wet days. If the plant can be moved from Corinth, telegraphed for Chicago derived ed in Tennessee. I also remarked that my par ness, we have had a few men at the North who mounting a flight of stepB, I would make a from Unionists out of doors to that leader of with some earth, water the soil after it is set via Cairo for some time past is entirely unfound St. Louis, May 29. ents on both sides were slaveholders. I am not have agitated this subject, and who have helped bow ; I was very particular and choico in the the olan in jail, Parson Brownlow. When I ont, but if the roots are bare, add water at the ed. No engagements of tho least consequence A special despatch from Cairo to the Repub hereto advocate that subject at all. I have de to add fuel to the flames; but the great burden selection of my language to them, I always sent the basket out after eating my meal he time of setting out, so as to cause the soil to has occurred in Corinth or vicinity up to 11 lican says trouble te again breaking out in bated tho question in years gone by, and those of the blame and censure rests upon us of the addressed them in this way—“ W hat do yon would examine it again, to see if I had beeu settle about the roots. Protect well from the o’clock last evening. Western Tennessee. A considerable force of debates are published and are extant. They South, and always has. We have intended, at want with me, men?” I was very particular slipping in any bit of paper to communicate sun. The Savannah News of the 17th says, two rebels are said to be at Trenton, ready to march still exhibit my sentiments upon the subject. I the South, to break up this Government. We never to say gentlemen. (Laughter.) “ We treason to Unionists out of doors. In that jail Yankee steamers opened firo with shot and shell on Union City and Hickman. have never been a slaveholder, on a large scale. have a set of the most corrupt, the most am want a secession speech from you, and if you we stayed until many of our men became dis Cabages—Plant out for late crops. Hoe and on Darien on Friday. No damage was done. Union men from Weakly and Olivion coun I had no conscientious scruples about the thing, bitious and the most unprincipled demagogues don’t make a speech of that sort, we are here eased with pneumonia and typhoid fever ; the cultivate between the rows of those previously The Mobile Register of the 22d, says all was ties, were flocking to Hickman for protection. but had no funds to embark in that specula in the South that ever disgraced humanity any to mob your house, and to run a bayonet through floor was literally covered with men in the very set, at least onee a week—the oftener the better. quiet at Fort Morgan. It publishes the cor Four or fivo hundred rebel cavalry are stationed tion. (Applause.) I lost one negro who was where on earth ! You have better men in the you.” “ Well,” said I, “ men, you can get no jaws of death. Some of them did die ; some Set plants between the rows of early potatoes, respondence relative to the demand for the sur near the mouth of tho Olivion river, awaiting stolen from me last August by the chivalry of State Prison in Massachusetts than the men speech out of me. If you think proper to of them were removed to other prisons, and which are to be dug about the first of August. render of Vicksburg. the draining of the swamp, to plant a battery, the South. A boy worth a thousand dollars who inaugurated this rebellion in the South ; shoot, you can shoot. I am dead out against died on the road. They were so feeble that they y could not stand the fatigue even of being con secede and go off. This was the worst, the nnytbing they could do for me. They sent for American Agriculturist.—The June number A V A R _ N W S - Desperate Battle Wear Richmond. Baltimore, June 2. veyed to another prison by steam. most vindictive, the most unmitigated scoundrel Brigadier General Wood, and he dent a carriage of this unrivaled agricultural monthly is on 1 witnessed scenes in that prison that would that ever made a track in theState of Tennessee and had hffi staff come to conduct me to Gen. A person from Winchester who escaped last Headquarters, near Corinth, May 30. move the hardest heart in this large assembly— —Daniel Leadbetter, of the state of Maine.— Buell. For the first time in twelve months I our table. Among valuable articles in this Thursday, states that Col. Kenly and a large scenes which 1 pray God you may never have We have our plans and programme of proceed waB among gentlemen and white men. (Loud number will be found “ Tobacco Culture, No. To Hon E . M. Stanton, Secretary o f War: Our Loss Heavy—That of the Reb portion of his command were prisoners there, to witness. I found in that jail a venerable ings in Tennessee. The Federal army intend laughter and applause.) I was so overcome by IV “ Cost of Keeping a Horse “ Tim The enemy’s position and works in front of els Enormous, and says the rumors of brutal treatment are old man—a Baptist minister—old Mr. Pope, to capture that country. They ought to have the speech of Gen. Wood that I could make no Bunker, Esq., on Roots Insects on “ Fruit Corinth were exceedingly strong. He cannot unfounded. He also states that neither of the 77 years of age ; another old man—Mr. Cate— done it long ago. They have delayed, but reply. I shed a few tears, mode my bow, and occupy a stronger position in his flight. This hospitals were burned. He saw Col. Kenly Trees,” by Dr. Asa Fitch N. Y. State Entomol with gray beard and hair, a venerable man of still they will do it. And we have our men on was delivered over to Gen. Buell, at Nashville ; morning he destroyed an immense amount of OUR BOYS GIVE THEM THE COLD STEEL. sitting up in bed with a wound in his head.— excellent character, in the very jaws of death, the watch for Leadbetter. For hanging our and from that point to this you have kept ogist; “ Espalier, or Wall Training of Fruits;” public and private property, stores, provisions, A number of the officers of the 2d Maryland and for no offense on earth other than that they men he was promoted to the office ef Brigadier pretty well posted up in my history. “ Preserving Fruits;” “ Chemistry for Begin wagons, tents &c. For miles from the town regiment were at large on parule. The rebels had prayed on the Sunday, in the pulpit, before General in the rebel army. Wo intend to catch About half past 10 o’clock, Mr. Brownlow, the roads were filled with arms, haversacks, GEN. CASSEY’S DIVISION GIVES WAY claimed to have taken 5000 prisoners, but ners,” etc-, etc. The Senior Editor of the Ag from what he saw in Winchester, he thinks half taking their text, that the Lord would bless him, and our purpose is to take him back to &c., thrown away by his fleeing troops. UNACCOUNTABLY. the President of the United States and the Gov the same old oak tree, get the widow of Frye to accompanied by Governor Andrew, left the riculturist (Mr. Orange Judd,) goes to Europe A large number of prisoners and deserters that number is nearer the truth. ernment of the United States, and put an end tie the rope round his infernal neck and make hall, and the audience dispersed. in the Great Eastern, May 31st, to attend the have been captured, estimated by Gen. Pope at 2000. Gen. Beauregard evidently distrusts New York, June 2. to our struggles and our difficulties. That was him pull hemp. (Loud applause.) He tied great meeting of the Royal Agricultural So Noble Conduct of the Coiuuiandi o f Gena* their offense ; it was acknowledged that that the rope around the necks of Fry and Henley his army, or he would have defended so strong Heintzleman, JKearney, Sedgwick, A private despatch from Newbern, N. C.,25th was the charge against them, and for that they himself, and, after directing that they should ciety, in connection with the World’B Exhibi - a position. His troops, generally, are much Keyen and Richardson* ult., states that the health of our troops was suffered and died. hang four days, ordered the conductor and en tion a t London, to look into the operation of discouraged and demoralized. improving. The Massachusetts 23d was in fine I never shall forget the three or four sonB ot gineer on the railroad—for the cars were all two or three of the leading Agricultural Col In all the engagements, for the last four days organization and doing guard duty at Newbern. old Mr. Cate—excellent members of the Meth their resistance has been weak. under the direction of the military—to pass by leges in Great Britian, France and Germany, REBEL GENERAL TAKEN PRISONER. There are no movements as yet for the interior. odist Church. Of James Madison Cate, I will very slowly, to creep by the spot, going and Thursday, June 5, 1862. [Signed] H. W. HALLECK, give you a particular account. He lay upon coming, to give the passengers an opportunity and especially to provide for future reports of Major General Commanding. Albany, N. Y., Juno 2. the floor, far gone with typhoid fever. He was to salute the tories and traitors to the South S. M. PETTINGILI, & CO., No. 87 Pitot Row, N ew the crops of the Old World, upon the condi THE BATTLE DIRECTED THROUGH T. B. Spinola has been authorized to raise a so weak that we had to turn him over from one while they were hanging there; and they York, and No. 6 Statb Str e e t , Bosson, are our Agents tion of which so much depends the value of Corinth, May 30. B A L L O O N observations. full brigade under the recent call of the Presi side to the other in order to rest him. He had actually stood out on the front and rear plat for the Rockland Gazette, in those cities, and nre author ized to lake Advertisements and Subscription! for us at Breadstuffs in this country. Ample provision It is now ascertained that the evacuation of dent. nothing under him but one thickness of an old, forms of the cars, and kicked the dead bodies our Lowest rates. Corinth commenced night before last. The dirty piece of homespun carpet, and an olJ and punched them with walking sticks and is of course made for carrying on the Agricul Washington, June 1.—The following dis S. R. NILES, (successor to V. B- Palmer,) Newspaper enemy retreating southward until they reached Philadelphia, 2d. overcoat doubled up under his head, for a pil rattan canes (sensation,) and the ladies, the Advertising Agent, No. 1 Scollay’s Bu ild in g , Court turist with undiminished vigor, during the two the rail road bridge which was burned by a de patch was received at the War Department The English War Steamer Cambria captured low. In that dying condition, his wife, an St r e e t , Boston, is authorized to receive advertisements women—we make a distinction between women or three months absence of Mr. Judd. tachment of our forces, whence they went to this afternoon : off Charleston by the gunboat Huron has ar amiable and excellent woman, modest and and ladies down South—waved their little for this paper, at the rates required by us. Grand Junction and thence southward on. the Field of Battle, June 1—12 M. rived here, she has a cargo of Liquors, medi plainly attired, came on a pilgrimage of thirty handkerchiefs out of the car windows in honor Jackson railroad. Some ladies and citizens re Continental Monthly.—We have received cines, Enfield rifles and saltpeter. miles from her home to see her dying husband. of the swinging of two Union men upon an TnE Maine Cavalry at Middletown—Prob main here. Citizens inform us that Richmond We have had a desperate battle, in which She left five children at home, and brought one, the June number of this popular Magazine.— the corps of Generals Sumner, Heintzelman oak limb. able Death of Major Cillet.—The battalion has been evacuated and that Memphis is almost New York, June 1. five weeks old, at her breast. On applying to Gentlemen, that is the spirit of the whole The contents are : The Constitution and Slave wholly deserted, all the stores being closed with and Keys have been engaged against greatly the officer at the jail for admission, he refused. concern of them, from Jeff. Davis down. That of the 1st Maine Cavalry which was in Gen. superior numbers. Yesterday at 1 o’clook the The Times correspondent gives an account of ry, Rev. C. E. Lord ; Story of Mexican life ; the exception of a few grocery stores. Saturday and Sunday’s battle. The attack I recollect it very well. “ No damned Union- is the spirit of the whole party. And yet you Banks’ force, in the late repulse, comprised It is ascertained that Van Dorn has a band enemy, taking advantage of a terrible storm, The Red White and Blue ; Maccaroni and Can commenced shortly before 1 o’clock on Satur shrieker,” he said “ can be visited here, to have a set of miserable sympathizers with them Company A, from Penobscot county, Company of Indians under him. Gen. Jackson reports which had flooded the valley of the Chicka- vass; En Evant; Desperation and Colonization, hominy, attacked our troops on the right flank. day, on the left wing of the army, on the fur communicate treason to others.” Our window here at the North. They ought to be drummed B, recruited in Thomaston, Company E, from finding the roads for several miles, strewn with was open, to ventilate the room, and I thrust out of Boston, if any are here. (Loud ap Gen. Casey’s division, which was first in line, ther or south side of the Chickahominy, where Chas. G. Leland; The Education to be, Levi knapsacks, haversacks, canteens and arms, the advanced position was held by the division my head out, and urged him to let her see her plause.) I have one favor to ask of you, gen Aroostook, Company M, from Bangor, and gave way unaccountably and disunitedly.— Reuben, M. D .; Travel Pictures, Henry T. showing great demoralization. The woods are of Gen. Casey ; much the weakest in the army. husband, telling him that if she did not see tlemen. In your kindness, in extending to me Company H. The other battalion of the regi This caused' a confusion, during which the full of stragglers, who are being brought in as It was composed almost entirely of new regi him then she would never see him. I insisted the hospitalities of your city, and introducing Lee ; The Huguenots on Staten Island, Hon. G. guns and baggage were lost, but Generals ment is in Gen. McDowell’s force. Wo print fast as possible. Probably between two and ments, and reduced by disease to an effective —I told him with tears in my eyes that it was me to gentlemen, I beg you not to introduce P. Disosway; Recollections of Washington three thousand including the almost entire Heintzelman and Kearney most gallantly below an extract from a letter of Capt. Brown, brought up their troops, which checked the force of some. 6000 men. Shortly after noon a disgrace to humanity, a disgrace to the me to any of these infernal sympathizers here. Irving—by one of his early Friends; New 13th Louisiana regiment are in our lines now. Southern Confederacy, if it was possible to dis of Company M, which gives an account of the enemy. At the same time, however, we suc the grand attack commenced. Gen. Casey’s (Laughter.) I don't want .to know any such Many of them are deserters and the balance pickets being driven in, all along the front, grace that—which I question. (Applause.) men. It is a personal matter with me. disastrous charge of a portion of the battalion England's Advance, Augusta C. Kimball; Was have been captured since the evacuation. ceeded by great exertion in bringing across “ For God’s sake,” said I, “ let the poor wo He Successful ? Richard B. Kimball; Monro Generals Sedgwick and Richardson’s divisions, after a spirited resistance. The rebels advanc But a few days more passed over our heads at Middletown. A United States military telegraph line was ing in force along three roads ; the Williams man come in and see her husband.” “ Well,” in Knoxville, and the order came to hang who drove back the enemy at the point of the Farragut, Charles G. Leland; AmoDg the completed to this point to-night. burg road to our le ft; the railroad in the said he, ‘‘ madam, you can come in fifteen another man. His daughter, living on the rail We heard with much regret of the probable bayonet, covering the ground with his dead.— Pines, Edmund Kirk ; Literary Notices, Editor’s center and the 9 mile road, as it is called, on minutes, but you cannot stay any longer.” road, some forty or fifty miles from Knoxville, death of Capt. Cilley, of Co. B, who was then This morning the enemy attempted to renew Fortress Monroe, May 30. the right. As she entered I stepped forward to receive her. heard of it, took the cars and came down. She Table. the conflict, but was everywhere Repulsed.— in command of his company, but who had re Brazillian war steamer Particus, with the The vigor with which the enemy pressed for She came in and gazed forward, and beheld her is his housekeeper—I believe his wife is dead— This magazine has been constantly increas We have taken many prisoners, among whom husband lying on the floor. She saw his ema cently been promoted to the rank of Major.— Brazillian Minister on board, has arrived.— is General Pettigrew and Colonel Long. Our ward to attack, indicated confidence of superior a most excellent girl, educated, modest and ing in circulation and popular favor, and is The Commander and Minister paid their re ciated frame, his pale face and death-like coun We say of his probable death, because we have loss is heavy, but that of the enemy must be strength. A battalion of two regiments, sensible. She heard of her father's troubles, spects to Gen. Wool. Salutes were exchanged tenance, and I saw she was sinking and about and came down. After much persuasion they now strongly established. It will be seen that enormous. With the exception of General pressed against Gen. Negles on the right, an not yet heard intelligence which makes it im this afternoon. The Particus having the other tell on Gen. Wassell at the center and a to let her child fall, and said I, “ Madam, give permitted her to go into the jail, about 11 anew story, entitled “ Was He Successful?” Casey’s division, the men behaved splendidly. me the babe.” She let all hold go, and I possible that he should have survived. Capt. American ensign at the fore. Several line bayonet charges have been made.— 3d on Gen. Palmer to the left, pouring in at o’clock in the morning ; her father was to hang by the popular author of “ Under-currents of The Minnesota which got aground, yesterday once, a fire hot and heavy, and advancing with grasped the child and held it, while she rush at 4 o’clock. She entered and was limited to Brown writes of hiB being struck by a cannon The 2d Excelsior regiment made two to-day. ed forward and sank down upon her husband's Wall Street,” is commenced in this number. on the way to Norfolk, got off’ this morning. (Signed) GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, great resolution in the face of a steady fire of fifteen minutes by the officers. When they ball as stated below, and Capt. Thaxtcr wrote canister and grape from the guns in front, and bosom. She embraced him in her arms, but opened the iron door of the cell where he was, Sold at the Bookstores. Major General Commanding. that he “ had his shoulder shattered, and prob St. Louis, May 30. shell from those further to the rear, mowing he was unable to raise his arms, and could not I went along to it. I wanted to see the scene. W ashington, June 1.—During the whole of return her embrace. Neither spoke. She ably died soon after he was struck.” Capt. The Master. By Mrs. Mary A. Denison.— Brig. Gen. Sehoffield commanding the Mis down their ranks in all directions terribly. I did not glory in seeing the sight, but I wanted the battle this morning Professor Lowe’s bal The tempest raged. The air almost growing sobbed and cried. Such a scene I pray God to be an eye witness, whether I lived or died. Cilley was a young man of high character and Boston : Walker, Wise & Co. 1862. 75 cts. souri State Militia, has issued an order stating loon was overlooking the terrible scene from an you may never witness. We have just finished the reading of Mrs. that all gurrillas and marauders in this State, thick with musket halls. Officer after officer When they opened the iron door and let her in, promise, and was the second son of Hon. Jona altitude of about 2000 feet. Telegraphic com fell and was borne from the field, a wounded That, gentlemen, is the spirit of secession I saw a sight—my God, what a sight it was ! Denison’s new book, and can endorse the very when caught interms engaged in their unholy munication from the balloon to Gen. McClellan down South ; that is the spirit of the Southern than Cilley. He had recently commenced the warfare, will be shot down on the spot, and all man. The men dropped by scores and the A modest, virtuous, amiable girl, going in to general commendation which has been bestowed and in direct connection with the military wires usual number uf weak-jointed ones were falling Confederacy. It is the spirit of murder ; it is see and embrace her father, who was to hang practice of law in his native town, and his citizens who give shelter or protection to the was successfully maintained, Mr. Park Spring, the spirit of hell itself. And yet, strange to death will be universally regretted in this upon it. It is well written, and the story de outlaws, or who will not give all the assistance te the rear, but iu spite of the rapid thinning at 4 o’clock. She laid her arms on his should of Philadelphia acting as operator. off their ranks the Regiments generally held say, we have men here at the North who ers, and be embraced her around the neck.— section. rives especial interes t from the fact that its in their power to. the military authorities in Every movement of the enemy was obvious sympathize with these infernal murderers. detecting and bringing them to punishment, their ground, until the enemy succeeded in They sobbed and cried, and cried and sobbed. The following is the extract from Capt. characters and incidents are entirely out of the and instantly reported. This is helieved to be rushing around on the left flank and pouring (Voices. “ That's true”—“ that’s so.” ) I find Neither could speak or did speak. The insult will be regarded and treated as criminals. the first time in which a balloon recon no issance beaten track of novelists. All the persons in in an enfilading fire from that direction, against that Connecticut is full of them—full of these ing, miserable officer notified her, in his harsh Brown’s letter : has been successfully made during a battle, and miserable Breckinridge Democrats, who sym whom the interest of the story centers are Norfolk, May 30. which rifle pits were no protection. The words, that her time was up, and she must go “ Saturday morning, at two o’clock, we were certainly the first time in which a telegraph rounds of amiunition with which they entered pathize with this infernal rebellion. Why, out. After being told two or three times, she ordered to march : went towards Winchester as musical people, and its scene is laid at the Two fugitives who arrived here yesterday, station has been established in the air to report gentlemen, if I owed the devil a debt to-night, the fight were nearly exhausted and no more tore herself away, the tears rolling down her far as Middletown, when we turned off towards residence of the music-master, who is the cen- Richmond, report the rebel army the movements of the enemy and the progress was at hand. In the meantimo one of Gen. and I had to discharge it by paying him a cheeks. My God, what a scene was that!— Front Royal; met a superior force whom we 200,000 Btrong in the vicinity of Richmond, of a battle. The advantage to Gen. McClellan round dozen of men, and they were to be the tral figure of this well-wrought little dram a.— Couch's brigades commanded by Gen. Aber Upon coming out she saw me and recognized avoided, and came back to Middletown—the among whom, both officers and men, dissatis must have been immense. crombie was ordered up to the support of Gen. meanest men, the most revolting miscreants me, and in broken accents, so broken that I enemy pursuing us. While we were going Therefore, while the book is one that will be faction is very general. They arc living on Quite a number of noisy secessionists of this and God-forsaken scamps that can be culled Nagles on the right, Gen. Devins of the same could scarcely understand her, she said •* Please towarffij Front Royal, the artillery and infantry, popular with all classes of appreciative readers, half rations of bacon and hard-bread. Fugi city have been arrested within a few days, and sustained Gen. Wassel in the centre and Gen. from the most depraved ranks of human society, write a dispatch for me asking Jefferson Davis which we left at Middletown, had been moved tives state that at Davis’ headquarters they say it seems to be the determination of the Provost nnd I wanted to get a premium on the pay it will especially attract those who are interested Poech with the remaining Brigade supporting to pardon my father.” I wrote the dispatch with the baggage train towards Newtown, they would make the streets of the city run Marshal General to suppress disaffection in Gen. Palmer on the left. When Gen. Casey’s ment of that debt, I would turn over to his Sa and signed her name—Elizabeth Self. Some where they had an engagement. Wc remained in music matters. The plot is not intricate, blood before surrendering. whatever form it manifests itself. tanic Majesty ten Northern men who sympa troops were forced to give way the rebels fell money was given her by persons in the jail, in Middletown with about five hundred, all but is well-managed, and the denouement Col. Hawkins of the 9th New York regiment, on these Brigades of Gen. Couch’s division who thize with this infernal rebellion. (Great and the telegram was sent, and Jeff. Davis sent cavalry By one of those mistakes which occur (which is as happy as could bo wished) will with 20 men arrived in the Port Royal last New York, June 2. laughter and applause.) The Tribune's Washington despatch says :— disputed every inch of ground until sustained back a dispatch ordering that, instead of being in. military operations occasionally, we were or night. They left Roanoke Island yesterday by Gen. Keaney, pressing up the Williamsburg But I have not the time to recite a third part hung, he be kept so many months in jail, to dered to make a stand against two thousand in not generally be read with dry eyes. The only morning and passed through Carrituek Sound Lieut. Frank C. Davis, of the 3d Pennsylvania of the incidents that occurred there under my fault we have to find with the book is that the Cavalry, was despatched with a small squad to road with reinforcements to meet them sup atone for his oflense of Unionism. I am glad fantry and a battery of six guns—two of them and by canal to Elizabeth river. Several sloops ported by a division of Gen. Hookers in the eye and observation, nor have you the patience to say that Self has served out his time, and throwing shells. Companies A, B, E, II, and author has weakened the fine character of the nnd schooners came through flying the American open communication between the land force to listen. I will remark to you, however, that and the Gunboats opposite City Point, on James rear. Pressing rapidly forward, Gen. Keaney has gone back home, to the joy of his daughter M, of our regiment, and two companies of the master, by making him resolve upon suicide as flag and were allowed to proceed. advanced along the Williamsburg road to with they were accustomed, while I was in that jail, and family. (Applause.) Vermont 1st, were thus exposed. Wc were River. He accomplished his errand in a style to drive up in front of the jail small wagons an escape from his distress, from, the execution so handsome and surmounted such difficulties in in a short distance of our original position They took men in my county and tied them, drawn up in the turnpike. It was a trying New York, May 31. where he bivoucked for the night in front of with coffins upon them, one or two at a time. doing it, that he has been thanked by the Com lying upon their breasts, lengthwise upon logs, ordeal to see the cannon approaching and tak of which purpose, however, he is saved by the The Rhode Island regiment which has just the enemy. It was a long this Williamsburg On one occasion a cart was driven up, with a manding General in a public order. stripjied every rag off their backs, even to their ing position within a' thousand yards of us, timely words of old Marmot. For sale by O. arrived in Washington, Bay that one of their road that the main attack was made and here miserable, cross-eyed, flat-lipped driver, and The Lieut, reports that the Galena which he shirts, tying their ankles and wrists under the while their infantry had formed behind a stone S. Andrews. men was poisoned in Baltimore and his life is our troops were forced back for half a mile or an armed guard, who marched in at the gate logs, and with hickory switches cut their backs wall within three hundred yards of us. with despaired of. visited, is very much cut up by the enemies’ with slow, heavy military-tread, and called for shot. She will be obliged to go into dock be more before the arrival of Gen. Heintzleman's all to pieces, until they bled at every pore.— another line across the turnpike half a mile in UZTMerry’x Museum for June—one of the The following casualties occurred a t Hanover Corps. a young man by the name of J. C. Ifaum.— Others they shot down in the field ; others front. They opened upon us with shell from fore she can go into action again. The battery best of children’s magazines—is on our table. Court House ; 2d Maine regiment, killed, pri The feeble brigade’s of Casey's division, av They led him out and set him upon the coffin. sickened and died. And this game was carried I two guns, the infantry firing at safe distance. vate Henry A. Pollard. Mortally wounded, she was engaged with mounted thirty large He was a member of the Methodist Church and guns. A lot of shot are still sticking in her eraging less than 2,000 men, were completely on all over the State—hanging and whipping. We were actually a stationary target for them Among other attractions for young people, sergeant, 1. C. Murch ; privates F. D. Nickol- broken up. Many if not most are killed, a man of good character, and made application Here sits at my left hand a uiun whose eyes are to practice upon. The courage of our men was there is now publishing in its pages a story en son, Isaac Berry, Small W. Downs, sergeant below the water line. —I heard him make it—for a Methodist preach The Tribune’s despatch says the rebels showed wounded or missing and the privates were bathed in tears—Gen. Rogers of Tennessee— tried to the utmost, and not found wanting ; B. F. Smart. Capt. C. W. Filbox. Very slight scattered through the woods along the road. er to come and read the Scriptures and pray titled “ Silver and Gold,” by the author of'thc themselves on the Potomac opposite Maryland a man who fought in the war of 1812 side by not a man left his place. I rode up and down ly, private Timothy M. Thoney, Joshua Bay, Our batteries suffered heavily, Col. Bailey be with him before he died, and they utterly re side with Andrew Jackson. (Prolonged and the company, talking to and encouraging “them----- ^ 'a lt' n and Nelly books. Published by J . N. Elisha Bridges, Joshua J. Bray, Alexander Mc Heights last week, but were scattered by a few fused with bitterness and cursing. They told discharges from the nine inch Dahlgrens, ing killed and eight guns lost. Flushed with enthusiastic cheering.) He did not fight for a to keep their places in the ranks, till I could! Stearns, 111 Fultou street, New York. $100 Kay. their seeming victory of Saturday, the rebels him that God Almighty did not hear the sectional or Southern Confederacy, but he see in every eye that steady look which con, a year. manned by sailors, which were planted on the prayers of any damned Union shriekers, or any heights. They were not prepared to find the awoke with confidence, on Sunday, to follow fought under Old Hickory for the whole Union. vinced me they would follow wherever I led.— Baltimore. May 31. up their movements, sure of driving us, this man who did not sympathize with the South. gunboats up there. (Renewed cheering.) He has in his pocket his The enemy’s infantry had not only formed Dr. Liohtiiill.—It will be seen, by reference time, to the Chickahominy, and beyond ; but And so they refused his request. Not only so, old commission as Brigadier General. This across the pike down which we were to charge, No late papers from Newburn have been The World states that the Government has but while upon the gallows one of their drunken to our advertising columns, that Dr. Lighthill received. decided to accept all three months militia regi they had made the unfortunate mistake of esti man’s wife and children are in Tennessee.— hut had also formed behind the stone wail at mating the strength of our reserves by the political Chaplains, supposing he could make They shot at him twice as he escaped over the the side of the pike, nearly up to the head of will visit this city next month. Dr. L. treats Preparations are making extensively for a ments that will oiler, up to June 20th next.— Union demonstration. Tho oath of allegiance weakness of oui advance. Most bitterly did a figure, got up there and said to the crowd Cumberland river, and he is here a refugee from our column ; thus bringing them within twelve They are to report themselves for duty, at catarrh ai'.d diseases of the eye, ear and throat, has been administered, to nearly 2000 persons. they pay for their mistake. that this young man, about to be hung, was the vengeance of those devils down South.— feet of us when we should move down. You Washington, Columbus Ohio, and St. Louis. and has met with great success, if wo can rely They oiler themselves in large numbers daily to Pressing eagerly forward with confidence of sorry that he had perpetrated this offense, and Am I right___ about it, . Gen. Rogers? „ (The, Gen- will better understand the bravery of our men Indications are fast increasing, that Gen. take it. Iu fact it is not made compulsory on victory they were met by the trained troops of had been led into it by the Union leaders and eral noded assent, and at the request ol the , when I tell you there were several streets lead- upon the statements of the press and the nu Seigel may be designated for command of troops any one. Heintzleman and Sumner, whose unyielding Union papers, llautn rose up and remarked speaker stood up, amid the enthusiastic plaudits ‘ ing to the left by which wc (lig h t have escaped, merous testimonials to his skill o f persons who in the valley of Virginia. • If the sentiments of the proposed meeting columns checked their force, turning the tide to the crowd—“ There is not a word of truth of the assembly.) I know the man, and have j as the enemy were on our right and in ha ve been cured under his treatm ent. A printed newspaper will be started at Nor are satisfactory to Gen. Wool, it will probably folk this week, and a more extensive Union of battle everywhere against them and forcing in what this man says. I made no confession. known him for years ; a irue man in every i front. The ord<-c g“ajjy came to move. In them, at the point of the bayonet, on towards What I have done, I have done with my eyes induce the President to open this port. demonstratian will shortly be made. sense, a native of Virginia, long a resident of ( the dust an<^ we could not see that the, R ecruiting for the U. S. Navy is quite brisk Richmond. It was their turn now to break open, and if it were to be done over again, 1 The report from our scouts who are advanced There was a large Union meeting at Ports lennessee, fighting side by side with Carroll, head of our cojQIun had turned to tho left, and jn g,,js cjty. The officer, but a few days since some miles beyond Suffolk is that Petersburg and run. would do it again. (Applause.) I am ready and Jackson in the war of 1812—a loyal man. uro'- r ,, j . „_j fVjmnanies A, E an d , . , , , ,. , . mouth last night, which was attended by For this they have run him out of the countrv 1 ahar£re(j straight down the pike under. a stationed here, has already enlisted a large is to be or had been evacuated by the rebels.— twelve hundred people. Patriotic speeches Severely did the rebels suffer on this as well to hang,” said he, “ and you can execute your M charged straight down the pike The seaboard and Roanoke railroad has been were made and great enthusiasm was manifested. as on the previous day from the well directed purpose and he swung off like a man—like and taken charge of his property. He uocs murderous fire. A section of fours just in number of able seamen, among whom are a fire of our artillery, piling the ground with the ascertained to be i'j good order as far as Black The gunboat Dragon, came down James river a Union man, like a Tennessean and a brave not know how his family are faring t ' ‘ front of me was destroyed in an instant by a number of first-class sailing masters. We are water river. last evening. She brings no nows of moment slain. Terrible also to them were the repeated man ; and as God is my judge, I would sooner He came off only to save his ne-’’ -j-uay.— charges of our solid columns pressing them ■allows. from the cannon-ball. glad to see this, and hope our sea going men Property to the amount of 3,000 or 4,000 except the capture of a large lot of forage and be in Haum’s grave to-night than any one of Those behind could not sec fordustand smoke back step by step to the last point of endurance, will not iorget the ruh prizes recently taken, dollars, belong ing to rebel sutlers, formerly and subsistence stores at Sandy Point. the scoundrels concerned in executing him .— After keeping me in and in an instant the whole company were pil when they broke and run ingloriously, leaving dreadful winter mon*' • Prison three long, at Croncy IslF.nd, was found in a sloop below The gunboat Southfield arrived this morn (Applause.) ing one on the other—Co. A following, and which is of itself an inducement worthy of behind them many of their men, officers as well and February—or -‘,®—December, Januaiy the island. ing from Gen. Burnside's Department, having A few day6 more passed over our heads, and adding to the horror. My horse was shot under consideration. as privates, prisoners in our hands. ed me out. "* ** the 3d of March, they start- come through the canal. She brings no news of two more carts came to the jail, surrounded by me, and I was carried into the chaoB of strug The following list of casualties is in eastern hauled 1 Was unable to walk, but they N ew York, May 31 interest. a double guard, their bayonets glistening in Carpets for the P eople.—See the advertise regiments, 11th Maine, Lieut. Pierce, company . me to a carriage, and I was driven to the gling o and wounded horses. , I , succeeded , in The Fortifications at Pig Point, were blown the sun, with two coffins upon it. They came taking some bedclothes to comfort me as keeping free Steamer Cossack brought 418 released pris G, wounded ; 10th Massachusetts, Col. Brigg's, ment in our paper of the New England Carpet up to-day by the Navy, together with the in and demanded two prisoners. We did »• and over the fence to the left, rallying oners. wounded in legs; Capt. Miller, wounded in know who was to be hung. We kn‘” -mt best I could. I had a military escort of my Co. rebel Barracks in the vicinity. own selection, twelve men and two officers, few of my men who got out. We im legs ; Capt. Newell, in leg. tried us by drum-head court *- -.w they W ashington, May 31. A reconnoisance in force was made yesterday °The Times' Washington despatch says the Union men, though in the Confederate army, mediately took across the field amid a hail never allowed a man to be r- martial ; they (gTThc public. arc reminded that hereafter to Winton, N. C., by Gen. Viele. The result publication of the order enlarging the boundary which they were obliged to enter. When I ot bullets, and gained cover. Lieut. Taylor A disps.tch received this A. M. at the War by attorney, or have - r resent in person or the postage on all letters to Nov'a Scotia must has not yet been learned. of Gen. McClcllen’s department and increasing arrived at the first station beyond Knoxville, I rallied the few who were mounted, and re Department states that a brigade of our troops pronounced such » a testimony ; they just According to the statement of prisoners the forces of his command is hailed with gener was met by a mob of Confederate soldiers, who treated with them. Companies Band II wore he prepaid in stamps. proceeded by four companies of Rhode Island him to be be- - man guilty, and sentenced brought down by the Whitehouse boat this al applause. It is the first lisp indicating that had been parolled, and were returning to the in the rear, and did not charge—turned to the cavalry, under Maj. Nelson, entered Front when tb -ug. We did not know, therefore, afternoon, the object of the enemy’s attack on President Lincoln has assumed the direction ot army. They rushed to the cars, saying they left, and escaped without losing a man, with Recruits W anted.—Wq. direct attention to Royal yesterday morning at 11 o’clock A. M. our left wing yesterday was to reach the river wb ..ey were approaching us with coffins, the exception of Captain Cilley, whose right war matters. _o was to hang. How do you suppose your meant to hang me without ceremony. But six and drove out the enemy, consisting of the 8tb and thus cut off our line ol communication. arm was taken off at the shoulder by a cannon the call for recruits for a company to be raised The Tribune’s correspondent says the rebels humble servant felt? (Laughter.) I knew and of the soldiers stationed themselves at one end Louisiana, four companies of the 12th Georgia This was the purport of the address to the ball. I was joined in the woods by Lieut. God here for the 16th M aine regiment. The re- regiment and a body of cavalry. on Saturday displayed a white flag which for everybody else in that country knew, that if of the ear and six at the other, the two officers troops before leaving Richmond yesterday the moment caused a portion of our force to dard with a few of his company (E), and we cruiting office is or ,er Mrs. Wass’s store, in Our loss is 8 killed, 5 wounded and 1 miss there was a man in the jail who deserved the being inside, and notified them that if they morning. cease .firing and who did not discover the trick dared to enter the cars they would fill them with walked sixteen miles, staying in the woods near Spofford Block. ing, all of the Rhode Island cavalry. We cap gallows for opposition to secession, I was that till they received a murderous volley from these man. I had fought them longer and harder, buckshot, and then use their bayonets. By Winchester till daybreak.” tured 6 officers and 15 privates. Among the Washington, June 2d. officers are Capt. Bickwith of the 48th Virginia The following dispatch was received at the carrying the Hag. It is also well established jumped higher and fell flatter, and squalled looking them sternly in the face, they suc Lieut, fj £ Strickland, late of Company ceeded in turning them lrora their purpose. In Fire.—At a little past twelve o’clock on regiment, 1st Lieut. Grinnell of the 8th War department this morning : that the atrocities of other fields were repeated londer, and had heaped more epithets upon on prisoners who were shot in cold blood. them than anybody and everybody else. 1 ex my sick and emaciated condition, they could Friday morning, a fire broke out in a large, D, of the y .aine Fourth, has been commissioned Louisiana ; Lieuts. G. R. Dickerson and Water Halleck’s Headquarters, ) pected to be hung. As God is my judge, I have mobbed me in the cars. One of their of old one-story house on Holmes street, owned by the G overnor, Captain of the company now man of the 12th Georgia. We captured 18 of near Corinth, Junee 2. ( Washington, June 3. ficers, a tall well dressed man, said he was go our men taken by the enemy at Front Royal a The following dispatch has been received made my calculations to be hung. (Laughter.) by Mr. W. Blake, of St. George, and occupied reoruiti'jg here. We understand that Mr. The following is the conclusion of yesterday I made up my mind to it. I did more than ing into the cars, for he wanted to see the week ago, among whom were Win. F. Collins from Gen. Pope, to Gen. Halleck. It gives me in part by Mrs. Sylvester, the other tenement Edwar j jy Snow, of this city, has been com- 1st Vermont cavalry. Geo. H. Griffin, Adjutant afternoon's dispatch from Gen. McClellan’s that. With paper and pencil, I prepared the damned old traitor, any way.” pleasure to report the brilliant success of the Headquarters, a portion of which appeared this outlines of a speech that I intended to ask When he came in, he said it was a damned being vacant. The fire burned rapidly and mi3s ioned First Lieutenant. 5th New York ehvalry, and Fred Fair, Adjutant expedition sent out on the 28th inst, under Col. Maryland Infantry. morning. We have taken some 500 prisoners leave to make under the gallows before I swung pretty piece of business, that a man like my the house wa6 past saving before the engines Elliott with the 2d Iowa cavalry, after a forced among which are several prominent officers. off. I knew they would grant me that privil self, who had always resisted the Southern S T A funeral sermon was preach ed a t the We captured a large amount of transporta march day and night through a very difficult could arrive. The greater portion of the furni tion including two engines and eleven cars. On Sunday as soon as it was light the fight ege, because they always have a curiosity to Confederacy, should be furnished an escort and f irst Baptist Church, on Sunday afternoon, by country and obstructed by the enemy, he final was renewed by Gen. Sumner with marked hear what I have to say, anyhow. (Renewed gallanted to Nashville. “ Why,” said he, “ I ture and household goods was saved. D irigo, Our advance was so rapid that the enemy ly succeeded in reaching the Mobile and Ohio Rev. Joseph Kalloch, with reference to the re was surprised and was therefore not able to success, the fight lasted nearly the whole day. applause.) But, gentlemen, 1 prepared a high- would be glad to perform a pilgrimage to Nash No. 3, was on hand promptly, nnd her bays Railroad, at Boonville at 2 o’clock A. M., on The rebels were driven at every point with ville myself upon the same terms.” “ W ell,” cent death of Mr. Ira O. Rhoades, to which we burn the bridges across the Shenandoah. the 30th. He destroyed the track in many places wrought eulogy upon the whole concern, from worked with a will, and by their exertions pre heavy loss. The ground gained by Gen Sumner Jeff Davis down ; and 1 tell you, you have lost said I, “ wait a few days. There is a peni have before alluded. The discourse was from Loss of the enemy is not yet ascertained, but both South and North of the town, blew up vented a further conflagration. At ono time, is said to be large, as our cavalry cut in among was about two and half miles. Gen. Heintzle the perusal of a rare production by their not tentiary at Nashville, and the sheriff of your this text—“ And delivered them who, through one culvert and destroyed the switch and track man on Sunday morning retaking the ground them in splendid style. hanging me. (Loud laughter.) I have that county will take you there at the public ex however, Mien No. 3 had exhausted the water fear of death, were all their life-time subject burned up the Depot and Locomotives and a lost by Gen. Casey, after a severe struggle.— identical speech with me here, and although it pense: (Laughter and applause.) train of twenty-six cars loaded with supplies in the well from which they first drafted, and to bondage.” Baltimore, May 31. Our loss in the two days engagement in killed has never seen the light, I have promised it to We escaped that mob, and passed over the of every kind, ten thousand stand of small arms, and wounded will amount to 3000 and a great one of the editors of one of the papers of this were shifting to a hydrant at the bottom of the A dispatch just received, says Col. De Forest three pieces of artillery and a great quantity mountain and there we encountered another 13” The Republican State Convention is to number of missing who will probably return, city. (Applause.) mob at the depot. We resisted them, and es street, the flames communicated to two other of the New York cavalry, of Gen. Banks’ corps, of amunition, and paroled two thousand pris having strayed away. All the enemy’s dead They came, as 1 remarked, with two earts caped unhurt until wc got to Shelbyville. There houses, one on each side of the burning build be held a t Portland, on Thursday of this week. has advanced beyond Martinsburg. Reported oners, which he could not keep. and most of their wounded fell into our hands. The enemy had heard of his movements and and two coffins, and marched in and seized we met the retreating army of Sidney John ing, and they were in imminent danger of be A caucus for the choice of delegates from this this A. M. that Col. Kenly is at Winchester, The country in which the battle was fought upon a poor old man, 65 years old, a Methodist son, from Bowling Green, and retreating army wounded. kept a train of box and platform cars with a ing consumed, but the water was soon got on city wan held at the Court Room, on Monday is swampy with thick underbrush and most of class lacder, a man of good character, a plant of Zollicoffer, from Fishing Creek or Mill battery of artillery and 5,000 infantry running evening. the fighting was in the woods. Owing to the er, worth forty or fifty thousand dollars, living Sprlbg. We met about 25,000 of them, and again, and they were saved. The house was Li«t of Released Prisoners from Maine up and down the rtttls to prevent him reaching nature of the ground, very little artillery was it. The whole roaa was lined with pickets for a little north of Knoxville, and they took his General Hardee ordered me to be kept under insured for $500, at the agency of E. H. Coch R e g im e n ts . used. son, a young man twenty-one or twenty-two guard for ten days. My officers talked to him, Manchester, N. H ., June 2. New York, May 31.—The following are the several days. Col. Elliott’s command subsist Both balloons were up nearly all day yester years old, and Bwung them both up. They ran, in this city. The origin of the fire is not ed upon meat alone such as they could find in and tried to Bhame him. They said, “ Here precisely known. An extensive fire occurred here this forenoon names of released prisoners of Maine Regi day. All the troops left Biphmond and march Ewung up the son first, and compelled the old we have a passport from Benjamin and Jell’. on Main street, commencing in J . R. Ofi'utt’s ments, from Salisbury H. M. Blaisdell, 2d the country. ed out in the direction of the battle-held. The man to look a t his son. He turned his bead For daring and despatch this expedition has Davis, with a flag of truce from a Major Gen E tT ^ e have received the first numbers of the lr.rge three story building consuming it, and Me; A. Crosby, 3d Me ; Augustus Crosby, do, railroad has been of inestimable service to us, aside, so as not to see the terrible tragedy, but eral. It will be a shame and a scandal to de f.lso that known as (old 33) next South of E. S. Clark, 5th Me ; E. C. Carroll, do ; J. been distinguished in the highest degree, and the cars running within 1 1-2 miles of the they made him turn round so as to see his son, tain this man.” He replied that lie had been Daily Kennebec Journal, the new paper at. Au it, owned by John S. Kidder and occupied by Cunningham, 9th; John Conney, 5th; G. N. entitles Col. Elliott and his command to high battle field, bringing forward ammunition and distinction. Its results will be embarassing to saying : “ Look here—your turn will come thinking of sending me to Montgomery and gusta. It is an evening paper, a little larger Re ibie and Perkins as a Restaurant and Liquor Chadbourne, 4th ; Geo. Cunningham, 4th ; supplies. next.” Then they brought him forward. He committing me to jail during the w ar; but store. Its progress south was stopped although V Dilingham, 2d ; B. C. Durant, 4th ; A. C. the enemy and contributes greatly to their loss Gen. McClellan arrived on the battle field on than the Bangor Times, and is published by was weak and sick and unable to walk, and upon reflecting he concluded to let me go. Af the Kidder & Chandler Blocks was neverly Ballard, 3d; C. A. Burden, do ; C. O. Bitten, and demoralization. He reports the road full Saturday evening where he has remained ever they propped him up and helped him to the ter starting again we encountered Morgan’s Messrs Stevens & Sayward, at $5.00 a year. threatened. The next building north of O.Tutt’s 9th ; E. C. Bickford, 2d ; H. G, Boyle, 5th ; of small parties of the retreating enemy scat since, directing all the movements in person. gallows, tied the rope around his neck and cavalry. You have heard of them and their It is well filled and neatly printed, and in wu8 also consumed. Henry Boyle, 2 ; E. P. Blondell, 5th ; E. J. tering in all directions. His presence among the troops bad a most splen swung him off by the side of his son—.hanging atrocious deeds. They were after me. The Barlow, 4th ; J . B. Chapman, 3d; A. G. JOHN POPE, did effect. Four seperate charges with the politics is, of course, identical with, the Ken Major General. both on the same gallows. railroad was torn up and destroyed, and we nebec Journal. Cleaver, 2d ; C. C. Drew, 3d ; H. A. Delano, bayonet were made during yesterday ; in one A Remedy for Small Pox.—Dr. Frederic W. II. W . Halleck, Major Gen. Commanding. They took two other men, one by the name got carriages and got upon the turnpike and M'orris, resident physician of the Halifax Visit 4th ; Geo. W. Dwelly, 4th ; J . M. Davis, 2d; instance the enemy were driven a mile, during of Henley and the other by the name of Frye, struck off at the rate of ten or twelve miles an E. N. Ellis, 4th ; F. Ford, 4th ; Martin Foss, S T A t their meeting on Mo.nday erenin », the ing Dispensary, N. S., has written a letter to Corinth, June 2. which, 173 rebels were killed by the bayonet, and hung them both on the limb of an old oak hour, and in the afternoon arrived within five 3d ; B. Frazier, 2d ; A. B. Foss, 3d ; James members of Dirigo Engine Company, 'No. 3 ; the American Medical Times, in which he states The rebels commenced moving their sick alone. tree. The man who executed them was Col. miles of Nashville—within the lines of the Fed that the “ Sarraeenia Purpurea,” or Indian Morgan, 3d. Lieut. Washington, aid to Gen Johnson, was Daniel Leadbetter, from away down east, in eral pickets. It was a cold day, and raining a voted to purchase a now hose-carriag e. We last Monday. Beauregard and Bragg were at cup, a native plant of Nova Scotia, is tho rem Corinth on Tuesday afternoon. Col. Elliott taken prisoner. The enemy's dead left on the Maine. He was fifteen years in the United States little. I saw some men with guns round a big may expect to see something elegant when it edy for small pox in all its forms in twelve A Valuable Prize Steamer—Her Cargo nnd command have returned, after destroying field, amount to over 1200. Gen. Howard army ; you can find his name upon the army log Are, and I said, “ There are the Federal arrives. hours after the patient has taken the medicine. W orth 83OO,OOO—Arrival of 700 Eng- was wounded twice in the arm. Col. Miller of records at Washington to-day. He is a native pickets.” The officers said they thought so too. ljteh M orm on** the railfoad in several places, burning a large That “ however alarming and numorous the amount of stores, capturing three pieces of the 81st Penn, regiment, and Col. Ripley of of Maine, I know, and went down to Mobile, We drove up pretty close with our flag of truce, e understand that the serrici is of the eruptions,or confluent and frightful they may New York, Juno 1. The prize steamer Pa Pittsburgh, were killed. Col. Campbell of Alabama, by order of the Government, nnd and they hollowed, “ H alt! h alt!” and we tras, of London, arrived this morning. She was artillery, 30 mounted prisoners and about 600 Rockland Band have been applied for, to at lie, the peculiar action of the medicine is such infantry, with little loss. He found 2500 sick Pennsylvania was wounded in the thigh. married seventy-five negroes at a clip. (Laugh halted, and they came marching up. “ Upon that very seldom is a scar left to tell the story captured on the 26th, ult., off Charleston bar, ter.) He led a white woman out on the floor, tend the great Masonic celebration, w hich is to by the steamer Bienville, while attempting to and wounded at Boonsville. Memphis refugees W illiamsport, June 2. what authority,” said the sergeant of the of the disease.” If either vaccine or variolous Major Dwight, Col. Henley, Dr. Stone and and stood by the side of her, and the parson guard, “ are you ooming in with a flag of be held in Portland, on the 24th of the present run the blockade. She is an iron steamer, and report that all the newspaper establishments matter is washed with the infusion of the sar- have been removed to Grenada, Miss. Gen. others are safe at Winchester. A battle is pro pretended to say the marriage oeremony as truce?” Our officers were at a loss what to month. racenia, they are deprived of their contagious has on board 1400 kegs of powder, 50 cases of between Leadbetter and the white woman, but say, and I rose up and spoke, and said, “ Why, rifles, 800 bags of coffee and a quantity of Pope congratulated Col. Elliott on tho brilliant gressing at latest accounts from Middletown, properties. So mild is the medicine to the so Bay returned pickets. It is rumored via he was really, through her, married to the gentlemen, I am Parson Brownlow.” “ Good.” quinine. The vessel and cargo is valued at success ot his expedition. Very Convenient for Bathing.— A Boston taste that it may bo largely mixed with tea and Harpers Ferry, that Jackson was defeated yes 6eventy-five negroes. As soon as it had said the soldiers, “ We know yo u ; we have $300,000. She had no papers on board. auctioneer, in advtetising the sale of the coffee and given to connoisseurs in these bev New Yobk, June 2. terday at Winchester and was retreating toward been done, and he had a title, he discovered heard of you, and we are glad to receive you. erages to drink without their being aware of The ship John J . Boyd arrived from Liver “ Ocean House,” says that “ th e dinin,g room, The Steamer Star of the South has arrived Snicker's Ferry. It is also reported that Gen. that the Souttf was greatly imposed upon, that We will waive all formality.” They would the admixture. The madicine has been suc pool this morning with 700 Mormons. Sigel takes command of tho army at Harper s the North was all abolitiomzed, that the devil not let me get out of the carriage ; they lifted like the spacious, elegant and newly furnished The Great Eastern sailed from below at 8.30 from Fortress Monroe with 540 rebel prisoners cessfully tried in the hospitals of Nova Scotia, taken at Hanover Court House. Ferry under Gen. Banks. to pay at the North, and that we must all J me ou t; and they wanted to know if there was ladies parlor, opens upon the broad ocean.” and its use will be continued. this morning. New York, June 3. spected, the Consul, his office and the use of his FROM EUROPE. SATURDAY, May 81. In answer to m a n y Inquiries, flag, must each and all be respected. 1 have Sell Neponset, Incraham, Salem. Courts of Probate. The Htraid's correspondent states that Ser “ James R, Andrew!. Pardlner. tho honor tftJsefttery respectfully your obedient Cape Race, May 31. Hurd, Robinson, Portland. From that Part, of the Country DRY GOODS. STATE OF MAINE. geant Oliver Walton of Co. D, 1st Mass., Regi servant,, “ Gen. Warren, Guptlll Boston. ment was tried by a Court Martial and Steamship City of New York, from Liverpool “ Charlotte, Arey Boston. BENJ. F. BUTLER, BUNDAY, Juno 1. KNOX, SS.—At a Court of probate held at Rockland, sentenced to be dismissed from the service of 21st, passed this point at 1 P. M. to-day, and DR. C. B. LIGHTHILL, within and for the County of Knox, on the fln l TueMuy Major General Commanding." Brig H Leads, Smith, Boalon. of January A. D. 1861: ' the Unite! Slates for cowardice and misbehav the following dispatch was obtained : Sell R 3 Pitta, Flanders, Boston. J^ECIDED BARGAINS may be found at the ior belorc the enemy. English journals continue to expatiate on “ Glide, Haskell, Boston. Would say, that ba w illviiit ORDERED, that from and after the day aforeeald th. etter from the 4th Maine Reglmente the retreat of the rebels from Yorktown, and “ Minnie Cobb, Averill, Portsmouth. V Courts of Probate within und for the County of Knox •• Post Boy, Tale. be held at Rockland on the second Tuesday of every Martinsburg Va., June Camp of 4th Reg., Bottom Bridge, the fall of New Orleans. W EDNESDAY, June 4. ROCKLAND, Me., month. And whenever this arrangement shall conflict This morning all is quiet. No indications of Eleven miles from Richmond, The Times speaks of the retreat from York Sch Angerline, Hix, Bangor. NEW DRY GOODS STORE, with any of the provisions olthe Revised Statutes rela May 26. town as a great reverse to the Confederates, ’■ Mary Langdon, Pinkham. B y tire m iddle of July, 1802. tive to holding said Court, it will be holden on the follow the enemy in the neighborhood. ing day. and affirms that if Richmond is captured it will HORATIO ALDEN, Judge. Strawberries— Coincidence—Progress o f the 4th Sailed. Just opened at Attest—A. S. R ic e , Register. 3tf H aggerstown, MD.yJune 2. be a tremendous victory to the Federals. It towards Richmond— Chickahominy River, metaphorically enlarges upon the difficulties W EDNESDAY, May 28. A paroled private, from Winchester, arrived Sch Moaes Waring, Nash, New York. To the Honorable Judge o f Probate fo r the Coun swamp and bridge—Fortifying— Gen. McClel that must arise in governing tho South when “ Angerline, Hix, Bangor. DR. LIGHTHILL yesterday. He says that Jackson and Ashby the Federals, by continued victories, have No 7 KimbaU Block. ty of Waldo. lan’s order— Cannonading—Deaths. “ G Horton, Pendleton, ■ • were both at Winchester on Saturday at one brought the secessionists within their power. THUR8DAY, May 29. Finding it impossible to leave a large and increasing list of ACOB ROSS, Guardian of Nelson Jameson, a non o’clock. On Sunday morning their army was Sch Thomas Hix, Hall, Belfast to load for Fort Monroe. compos, of Camden in the County of Knox, respect- Mr. Editor : The Gazette of last week, with The Daily News says: “ Ronway, Merrill, VInal Haven to load for N. Y. Patients, J iOlly represents that the goods, chattels and credits of put in motion towards Strasburg, Ashby’i familiar countenance, has juBt made its appear “ Although the fall of New Orleans, in a FRIDAY, May 30. said ward are not sufficient to answer his just debts and taking the route nlong north of the moun ance in camp. Fresh from your sanctom, it military sense, cannot be overated, it is of lar Sch George «fc James, Poland, Portsmouth. Auction Job lots of Merchandise charges of the support of said ward. That said ward is tain. Shortly after daylight on Sunday he SATURDAY, May 31. seized and possessed of certain Real Estate in Rockland, comes to us like a friendly messenger from the greater importance in its social, commercial and Sch Freeport, Sawyer, Portland. WILL REMAIN IN AUGUSTA, in the County of Knox, bounded by the shore of Penobscot heard firing in the direction of Middleton firesides of home. political results, as the possession of the Mis “ Pilot/Thompson, Boston. are being received by every steamer from BOSTON and Bay ; Southerly by Oliver Cotton’s line; Northerly on “ Sea Serpent, Arey, Boston. Aurelius H arrington’s line j^d Westerly by Wm. Black- which continued until be reached Martinsburg Among its literary dishes is a chapter on sissippi opens tho way for the industrial energy UNTIL JLN'E will be offered at prices to conform to the times. This is Secessionists told him that Jackson had 21 regi “ Elizabeth,------, New Haven. ington’s, containing abouQJbur acres. Wherefore your strawberries. “ Well what of that?” you ask. of freedom, and altogether destroys the political “ Sarah, Snow, Bangor; the place to invest, and where a full equivalent will be petitioner prays your honoTto grant him- a license to sell ments of infantry and 52 guns. TREATING. AS USUAL, O, nothing only a pleasing concidence. We position and territorial prestige of the South SUNDAY, June 1. given for monies received. We are selling at public Auction and coovey said real estate of said ward, All prisoners were well treated. The sick to satisfy said debts, and charges for support of said ward had just been eating some of those rare delicacies ern Confederacy. The great territories of tho Sch Augusta, Gregory, Market. and expenses of sale. wounded and disabled were well taken care of. picked while out with the regiment on fatigue West are lost to the Slave Confederacy. This “ E J Talbot,------, Camden. CATARRH, Ladies’ and Gents’ Bleached and Un JACOB RO93. as the surgeons of the hospitals, stewards and TUESDAY, June 3. bleached Hose, 10 to 20 cents. duty as a chopping party. alone is a suitable recompense for all that has AND nurses were paroled. Only a small portion They were the first of the season we had seen, been spent in the war. It is an enormous gain, Sch John Adams, Hatch, New York. Ladies’ Cotton and Lisle thread Gloves, 02 to 17 “ At a Court of Probate, held at Belfast, within and for were taken along with the rebel army. They “ Gentile, Gatchell, Boston. Embrordered Cambric and Muslin Col the County of Waldo, on the Second Tuesday oi May, a. and tasted as sweet as though bitter rebellion not only for the Union but for Europe, for hu Diseases of the Eye, Ear & Throat. D., 1862. * claim to have taken 2,000 prisoners. had not cursed the soil from which they manity and civilization.” Sch Elizabeth Sparrow, of and from Hampden for New lars, 10 to 62 “ Upon the foregoing petition, Ord ered , That the peti Haven, put in to this port. May 28th, to wait for orders, White and Colored Skeleton Skirts (27 tioner give notice to all persons interested, by causing a sprung. It also praises the North for conducting the leaking 1000 strokes per hour. OFFICE copy of said petition, with this order thereon, to be pub THE REBELS DRIVEN But, as strawberries so much reminds u of struggle as free citizcus ought to do. and 32 H oops,) 75 to 87 “ lished three weeks successively in the Rockland Gazette, home and its luxuries, I must hasten from a In another article the Daily News defends Lawns, Cambrics and Dress Muslins, 10 Jo 12 “ a paper printed at Rockland, that they may appear at a • DOMESTIC PORTS. AT THE STANLEY HOUSE. Light and Dark Dress Prints, 06 to 11 “ Probate Court, to be held at the Probate Office in Belfast Prom the Shenandoah Valley subject so unsoldierly. the financial policy of the North against the aforesaid, on the second Tuesday of June next, at ten BOSTON—Ar 1st, Sch S R Jameson, (of Rockland) New Style Striped Figured Silks, 50 to 62 “ • Tne history of the 4th Maine, in its progress calumnies of its foes, saying that its financial Jameson, St Jago May 10. D r . L io h t h il l .—The professional skill of Dr. Lighthill o’clock in the forenoon, an J show cause, if any they have, Substantial Pant stuff for Boys wear, 20 to 30 “ why the same should not be granted by Gen. Fremont, from Old Point towards Richmond, has been position furnishes a striking proof of the con while in Augusta, has been unquestionably established, by Black, Brown and Green Broadcloths, 1,50 to 225 •* J. W. KNOWLTON, Judge. well chronicled up to May 11th (the date of his stancy of a free people, and the true wisdom DISASTERS. many living witnesses among us ; so that a general regret A true copy.—A ttest:—B. P. F ie l d , Register. 3w22 Superior Style Cashmere Shawls, 4 00 “ last letter) by your correspondent, my worthy of their rulers in relying on that constancy. Bark Silver Cloud, burnt at Williamsburg, was 460 tonr is felt that the Doctor findait necessary by the pressure of Linen, Plain and Hemstitched Handker friend, Mr. Tibbetts. At that date we wero at The Morning Herald shows the ground under built at Bath Me in 1853. his engagements, to leave Augusta on the 15th of June.— To the Judge o f Probate within and for the Many prisoners and a large amount of Ship Zone, before reported lost on Sable Island, was chiefs, 06 to 25 “ Barnhamsville. By the aid of a military map which, after the decision of events at Corinth, owned by Capt Fullerton, formerly of Portland, now of He has recently performed, several highly successful County oj Knox, arms, baggage, Ac., Captured. you may trace the meanderings of our journey New Orleans may be recaptured. It regards Salisbury Mass., Messrs S R Lyman & Co, Charles Rich operations for the cure of strabismus or cross eyes. IIE Petition of OLIVER G. HaLL, A dm inistrator on ardson, Seward Merrill, O E Silsbee, and others of Port —ALSO— the estate of HARRIET B. WOOSTER, late of Rock- thence to this place. It leads successively the possession of New Orleans as of the most land. T he vessel and freight are insured in various offices South N orridgewock, December 16th, 1861. LINENS, WHITE CHECKED and PLAIN CAMBRICS, Tland, in the County of Knox, deceased, intestate, respect through Slaterville, New Kent, Cumberland vital political and commercial importance to the at Portland and Boston. Dr . L io h t h il l —Dear Sir :—Permit me to expressway fully represents, that the personal estate ot said deceased (on the Pamunky river) and Baltimore Cross South. gratitude to you for the wonderful cure of deafness that TARLTON&, BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED is not sufficient to pay the just debts and demands against W oodstock Va, June 2. you have performed upon my father, who is almost seven Bald estate by the sum of flvehundred dollars; that said Roads. We also bivouacked for the night at The Morning Post thinks the present position SPOKE1J. ty-nine years of age, and has been hard of hearing for COTTONS, S a RSNET, CAMBRICS, deceased died seized and possessed of certain real estate, The enemy were driven out of Strasbury last several other placed which do not happen to of affairs eminently favorable for expecting a April 7, off Pernnmbuco, ship Bethiah Thayer, Pendle nearly twenty years, and for the last six years has been so situate in Rockland and Camden, in said County, and des evening by Gen. Fremont's advanced guard and bear the dignity of “ that strange spell,—a compromise acceptable to both the North and ton. 28 days from Gibraltar for Callao—14 days 3 of tbe deaf as to render nny conversation with him almost im SILICIAS, GENTS’ COLLARS, cribed as follow sA lot of land and buildings thereon equator at the time. possible. But now, nfter your Invaluable services have CRAVATS, dec., dec., situated on the north side of Cedar Street, in Ward One, have been closely pursued to-day by Gen. Fre name.” South, but admits that it is no easy task to been rendered to him with such happy results, he can in said Rockland, occupied by Joshua C. Wooster. Also mont’s forces and Gen. Bayard's cavalry brig We crossed the famous Bottom’s Bridge yes reconcile the requirements of both. hear with nearly the alertness a of child. Wishing you all bought at the bottom of the market and will be sold at an island situnted in Cmnden, near Camden Harbor in said terday and are now encamped on an eminence the happiness and success you so richly merit, I sign my the very lowest figures. County, known as Laine Island. That a part of said real ade. They have several times made stands and The Liverpool Post regards the war as virtu self, Yours, estate cannot be sold without injury to the remainder; and skirmishing has been constantly going on with about half a mile beyond. ally at an end, and looks fora proclamation of LIST OF LETTERS. R. A. DAVIS. The goods will be freely exhibited to those who wish, the said Administrator requests that he may be empower Remaining in the Post-Office at Rockland, June 1, 1862. trifling loss on both sides. One of Gen. Bay Chickahominy at this point is but an insignifi peace at any moment. Cure of 40 Tears* Deafness.—The following and also to those who do not wish to purchase. ed, agreeably to law, to sell and convey all the above des Persons culling lor any of the following letters, will cribed real estate, together with the reversion of the ard's command was killed and Col. Pilsen, cant stream, much narrower, and the swamps The Captain of the steamer Bermuda, in a please state that they are advertised. remarkable cure by Dr. Lighthill is thus duly attested :— Rockland, May 27, 1862. 22tf This to testify that 1 was deaf for 40 years, and that Dr. widow’s dower therein, pursuant to the provisions of law. chief of artillery, and one of Gen. Fremont's less formidable than represented by newspapers. letter to the owners, protests against her seiz GENTLEMEN’S LIST. Lighthill has entirely restored my hearing, for which I am OLIVER G. HALL. staff was wounded. The enemy arc now en The unspanned stream has been readily re ure whilst she was going from Bermuda- to Allen Charles Knight C M very thankful. Before I came to Dr. Lighthill I could MISS F. J. KIRKPATRICK, camped about three miles beyond Wookstock, bridged. The bugbear turns out to be a hum Nassau, and represents it as having taken Brooks George Lurvey Cyrus only hear when persons addressed me, would speak very KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate held at Rockland, Bogge P II Millay W m K loud right into my ears. Now I can hear as well as I did on the second Tuesday of May, 1862. our forces holding the village. We have taken bug. place in British waters. He however bears before I ever was afflicted. The beating and buzzing in Carter John B McLaughlin R NO« 3 SPOFFORD BLOCK, On the petition aforesaid. O rdered, that notice be give- about 300 prisoners and more are constantly Just above, nearly a mile distant, the swamp testimony to ,tbe gentlemanly conduct of his Cobb Schuyler McCormack James my head anil ears, which attended my deafness, has now en by publishing a copy of said Petition with this Order Chace Theodore Macay John entirely subsided. I am 84 years of age, and reside in being brought in. is also crossed by the Richmond and ¥ork captors. Bangor, on the Carmel road. thereon, three weeks successively, prior to the second Tues River railroad, the bridge of which was like Elwell Alvah VV Philbrook Charles J day of June next, in the Rockland Gazette, a news The U. S. frigate Constellation left Algesirae Gannan Bartlett Rilgoffe M Y PELEG GULLIVER. MAIN STRNET, paper printed in Rockland,that all persons interested may Gen. Fremont’s H ead Quarters, J wise partly destroyed by the retreating rebels. on the 6th for the eastward. The. Tuscarora Higgins Samuel N Staples Francis M Bangor, December, 12, 1861, attend at a Court of Probate, then to be held at Rockland, Hall J C Sherwood George E W oodstock, Va, June 2. $ This road is now in our possession. The cars remained there. D r. Lig h t h il l . The following communication copied JS now opening a large and attractive Stock of and show cause, if any, why the prayer of said petition Hawes James W Webber Howard B should not be granted. Gen. Fremont after his occupation of Stras bring us daily supplies from West Point. The Sumter was at Gibraltar. Hooper Hirain from the Boston Watchman and Reflector, oi the 13th H. ALDEN. Judge, burg, on account of the darkness and tre A sa safeguard in case of emergency, this In the House of Commons Lord Palmerston, LADIES’ LIST. uit., shows the successful treatment of catarrh by Dr. A true copyof the petition and order thereon. Attest:—A. S. R ic e , Register. 3w22 mendous storm and fatigue of his men, was position is being fortified by fallen trees, or in response to D’lsracli, again asserted that Brown Elizabeth B. Mrs. Lewis Caroline Mrs. Lighthill: SUMMER MILLINERY, obliged to delay his advance. At 6 o’clock the abatis, and rifle pits. Lord Lyons and Count Mercier were acting to Bowen H arriet Mrs. Loveland Susan Catarrh C u r e d —Dear Brethren Editors:—W ill you Cannon are also being put in position com gether with the utmost cordiality, and as if Babbidge Mary T. Mrs. McLain Jessee permit me to make a statement in your valuable paper, KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate, held at Rock pursuit of the retreating enemy was resumed Brown Susan N. M Morse Josephine for the benefit of your readers who may be afflicted with STRAW, SILK AND FANCY land, on the second Tuesday of May, 1862. and vigorously conducted during the dav. manding the railroad. These grim sentinels they were tbe representatives of one power. Chapman Eineline Mrs. Mazervey Alletta J. catarrhal difficulties? I have been much troubled with LIVER W. JORDAN, Guardian of WILLIAMO., and Gen. McDowell’s advance (being part of a brig have their faces steadfastly set towards Rich Cilley Mary E. Mrs. Phillips Frank the catarrh of the worst type, for some twenty years. It O LUCY A. HEN DERSON, of Thomaston in said Coun mond along the iron rail, their attitude and Farnham Adeline E. Mrs, Pickering Margaret Mrs. gradually grew worse, producing cough and hoarseness, ty, minors, having presented his account of Guardianship ade under Gen. Bayard) reached Strasburg this j^ -T h e lime trade between this city and Fullei Jane Robinson Jenny N. Mrs. destroying the sense of smell, and breaking down my B O M X E T S , of said ward fot allowance : morning and was ordered forward by Gen. Fre features ever expressive of the interrogation :— Gross Nancy A. Robbins Mary E. Mrs. general health to such a degree as to compel ine to resign O rdered, that notice thereof begiven, three weeks suc mont to join in the pursuit. Who comes there?" Woe to the luckless in New Orleans is being already opened, and Holmes Edna N . Mrs. Sylvester Ilellen my pastorate and suspend public speaking. 1 made dili cessively, in the Rockland, Gazette printed in Rockland, in Jackson Alice M. Stratton Louveua L. gent use of the usual remedies, such as snuff ol various Miwsew* Dress and Sun H ats, Infants* Hats, said County, that all persons interested may attend at a Tbe cavalry and artillery of the enemy (to vader who cannot reply :—“ A friend, with the Messrs. Cobb, Wight & Case, are now shipping Jameson Harriet Wadsworth Ella E. kinds, nitrate of silver, tar-water, olive tar and inhala Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on the second Tues retard pursuit) endeavored to make a stand in countersign.” uhnson Josephine Williams Mary J. tions, but without any very salutary effect. Last summer day of June next, and show cause, if any they have, a cargo of our staple product for the Crescent Jordon Lucretia three strong positions but were driven rapidly, An order from Gen. McClellan to-night, Young Ann Mrs. while journeying iu the country for my health, I heard of Ladies’ Caps and Headdresses, why the said account should not be allowed. City. Jackson Mary 2 Dr. Lighthill’s successful mode of treating catarrh in H. ALDEN, Judge. and with great loss from each. Jackson’s rear seems to portend a battle. It confines all bag One cent is added to the postage of every advertised let Providence, R. I, 1 visited him nnd put myself under his A true copy,—Attest:—A. 8. R ic e, Register. 3w22 guard passed through Woodstock this P. M., gage and vehicles, except ambulances, to the ter, to pay for advertising. treatment. I began immediately to improve, and this im SH A K ER HOODS, dec., dec. rear side of the Chickahominy, and divests the M. C. A N D R EW S, Postmaster. provement has gone on to the present lime. My entarrh KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate, held at Rock the head of his column having reached it at John Godfrey, Esq., one of the oldest citizens has gradually mtlted away, my cough has disappeared ; soldier of his knapsack and all needless en land, on the second Tuesday of May, 1862. sunrise. of Bangor, Me., and a lawyer of prominence my voice hns become natural, and 1 am once more able to Col. Pilsen, Chief of Artillery on Gen. Fre cumbrance when he advances beyond this point,, Notice. preach the blessed Gospel. The peculiarity of Dr. Light- MOURNING GOODS Prepared at short notice. OHN II. COUNCE, Guardian of Mary P. Counce of and ability, died in that city on Wednesday, hill’s treatment is that he cleanses the inside nasal pas Warren, in said County, minor, having presented hia and calls upon him to waste no shots but to J account of Guardianship of Haid ward for allowance : mont’s Staff, who selected with great skill the rpHE COMMITTEE on Volunteer Fund will not pay sages with a healing solution, applied by a curiously con at the age of 81 years. Old Straws bleached and pressed. Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three weeks successive positions for the batteries, was keep cool, aim well and above all, rely upon the House Rent nor Water Rent for Volunteer Fumilies for structed syringe in the passage leading from the roof of the mouth to the nose. After a few efforts and a little successively, in the Rockland Gazette, printed in Rock wounded by the fall of his horse, which was bayonet, ever maintaining in battle that disci the current jear. Rockland, May 26, 1862. 6w’23 land, in said County, that all persons interested may at -A. T. LOW, practice, there is no pain or serious difficulty in this mode shot under him while reconnoitcring within pline which is the sure forerunner of success. The First Term, lor civil business, of the new of application. tend at a Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on the THOS. COLSON. second Tuesday of June next, and show cause, if any they thirty yards of the qpemy. Mr. Editor, night, sleep and dreams have in ALDEN ULMER. P. R. RUSSELL. Copartnership Notice. Police Court, for the City of Rockland, will be Lynn, Mass., February 1, 1862. have, why the said account shonld not be allowed. The batteries engaged were Sherman’s and tervened since writing the above. Rockland, June 4, 1862. 24tf Copartnership H . ALDEN, Judge. holdcn on the first Tuesday of May, 1861, nnd The night and morning were very rainy. It To whom it may concbrn.—1 feel lr« duty bound to say A true Copy -A ttest -.—A. S. R ic e , Register. 3w22 Buell's of Gen. Staple’s brigade. The 15th y to the public, who art afflicted with deafness, that my hear New Jersey and 1st Penn, cavalry under Col. is now P. M. and we are hearing the booming hereafter, on the first Tuesday of each month, WANTED IMMEDIATEL T ing husbeen partially obscure for more than twenty years, W I L L I A M W IL S O N dt C O ., and during that time has been growing worse. For some KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock Bayard, and Indiana cavalry under Col. Sago- of distant cannon, apparently to our extreme at nine of the clock in the forenoon. tor the purpose of carrying on the Flour, Corn and Gro land, on the second Tuesday of May, 1862. right. Of its cause and result we know n o t; months past I have not heard the least in one ear and but cery business, at the old stand ol Wilson dc White, where ney, were in advance, driving the enemy be No action will be entered till the writ is little in the other; but noticing the advertisement of Dr. they would be happy to continue the trade with their ARY N. HULL, widow of DAVID nULL, late of but it sounds like the harbinger of the coming Lighthill, I felt in hopes of getting help. Yet knowing fore them, and surprising the batteries. The placed on file, which must be done during tho RECRUITS friends and customers. M Union, in said County, deceased, having presented her roads and woods were 6trewn with arms, stores crisis—a crisis which perhaps may lie reached there to be so much imposition upon the public by travel W m. W ILSO N , application for allowance out of the personal estate ol said first hour of the Court, on the returned days. ling physiciuns, I delayed seeing Dr. Lighthill until the 24th E. P. NORTON. deceased : and clothing. A large number of prisoners ere this letter reaches you. IToi* tlie XGLlx R egim ent* I inst. I then called on him at the Bangor House, and in Rockland, May 22, 1862. 23tf O rdered, That notice thereof be given, three weeks were taken. Our loss was one killed and seven He who has witnessed the results of one bat- No second continuance will be granted, ex ■ less than one hour 1 could hear from the deaf ear so that successively, in the Rockland Gazette, printed in Rock wounded. ljj has no desire for a repetition of those A T V T T t TT/AT TTATriiT'iT^TA n } I could converse wi’h persons that talked moderately low. land, iu said County, that all persons interested may at cept by agreement of parties, or for cause M A I N K V (iTiTTlV I r L r C r J S think iny hearing still improves. My uge is 82 years. Coal T ar. tend at a Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on the Gen. Fremont’s rapid march, combined with scenes of horror. -i“‘ ’ ^ -L J Ay L L J J J l t k J Anyone wishing to avail himself of theabove facts, will second Tuesday of June, next, and show cause, if any McDowell's movements, have wholly relieved The 4th was signally favored at Williams shown. please call on Thos. K. Holt, at Holt’s Mills in Garland, Coal, for sale by they have, why the prayer ol said petition should not be No credit will be given for fees of this Court. For the ROCKLAND COMPANY, now forming at w here they will find me. granted. the Shenandoah Valley and Northern Virginia. burg. May the same Providence give the Regi PEARSON HAZELTON. Rockland, May 28, 1862. H. ALDEN, Judge. Jackson will be overtaken and forced to fight ment a bloodless path into Richmond. M. VV. FARWELL, Judge. ROCKLAND.] Garland, Me., Jan . 30, 1562. A true copy,—A ttest:—A. S. R ic e , Register. 3w*21 Rockland, April 24, 1861. or he must abandon his ground entirely. At Yorktown we left twenty or thirty com P a tten , Me ., Feb. 24, 1862. Carpets at Low Prices. rades in the hospital. Most of them were None but H ealthy, Able-bodied Men, from 18 10 45 years D r -L ig h t h il l —Dear Sir: Please accept my thanks of age, will be taken. Minors not received without the for the last lot of medicine you sent me. 1 did not com The current of trade is always turned to that House J efferson Cu t , Mo., June 2. sick with fevers, contracted while encamped in w r itten consent of their Parents and Guardians. mence tuking it until some six weeks since ; 1 then fol which sells at the lowest prices. Dyspepsia Remedy The State Convention met to day. President those low woodlands. Three of the number SPECIALSPECL NOTICES. lowed your directions and it has cured me. I send you From the great auction sale of English Carpets in New have died as we have lately learned. They I Pay from 13 to 21 dollnrw per Month, w ith a statement of my case which you may use as you think York on the 8th inst., we are now receiving English Tap Wilson in the chair. Communication from the Clothing nnd Raliong, proper. estries, Velvets and Brussels, which we shall sell less than Governor was read relating entirely to State were Jacob E. Snowman and Joseph F. Griffin, I have acquaintances in diffeient parts of the State.— importers’ prices. Dr. DARIUS HAM’S Co., 11, and Robert McGray, Co, I. We have served three years as Senutor of Penobscot County, Also, an invoice of very choice and elegant Tapestries, matters. Resolutions Were passed authorizing COURAGE INVALIDS’ Pay and Rations to commence with the date of enlist nnd three years as Representative, in all six yeurs in our imported especially for the Broadway City Sales. Aromatic Invigorating Spirit. mourn with those that mourn, and with them ment, and a full supply of Clothing will be furnished each the appointment of committees on Congres Stale Legislature. My statement may benefit some of Also, an invoice of the new productions of Higgins* This Medicine has been used by the public fo r seven look hopefully towards that home beyond the ffT.Td'VT’S S U M M E R C U R E recruit as soon ns h? is mustered into service. Soldiers can those afflicted with litis disease. celebrated American manufacture of Tapestries and Vel- sional districts and on Elections. allot a part or the whole of their pay to their friends or Respectfully yours, IRA FISII. years, with increasing favor. It is recommend tide. . Yours, s’ families. B. A. CHASE. . / For several years I have been afflicted with the Catarrh. Also, an invoice of State Mills Tapestries, subject to ed to cure Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart- W ashington, June 3. -AND- I have tried many prescriptions lor it without receiving manufacturers’ slight imperfections in weaving, at low S1OO Bounty at the close of the war. Ser- any benefit therelrom. I have taken your medicine about prices. Burn, Colic Pains, Wind in the Stomach The Government regards it as a palpable fact genntM and Corporals selected iron? two months, und it has cured me I would recommend Also, an invoice of Canton Matting, assorted widths, at or Pains in the Bowels, Headache, that the movers in the present rebellion never A Gang of Robbers Broken ur. -^ffthe! Howes’ Cough Pills to those that are afflicted with this disorder to apply to low auction prices. Drowsiness, Kidney Complaints, Low forth Bcr-1 ° RecrtfitM I you. I am confident if they will strictly follow your di Also, an invoice of Floor Oil Cloths, comprising the en entertained the expectation of achieving a rev night of April 22, the Post Office at-North rections, that a cure will be effected, however inveterate tire stock on hand of a celebrated manufacturer at factory Spirits, Delerium Tremens, Intem olution. W hat they desired was to open a wick, Me., was broken open, the mail bags cut By tho Concurrent testimony of tunny suf N. C. WOOD ARD, Recruiting Officer. the case may be. prices. perance. ferers, the fact has been established, IRA F IS H . Systems strictly adhered to : point for foreign intervention, on which they and nearly all the letters in the office stolen, We buy all our goods for cash down. It S tim ulates, E x h ila r a tes, I nvigorates, but w il l That for the cure of Diarrhea or Dysentery P atten, Feb. 24, 1862- relied to overthrow the Union. They began and about §600 worth of property was taken We make all sales for cash down. not I ntoxicate or St u f f . their overtures even before they ventured upon from tbe store in which the Post Office was in persons of all ages, no medicine has ever come (Progressive Age, Belfast please copy.) We make no variations from our prices. to the knowledge of the public that so effectually June 4, 1862. 24tf S A MEDICINE, it is quick and effectual, curing all rebellion and ever since have applied themselves kept. The next morning two large clubs were does its work and at the same time leaves the New England Carpet Co., 75 Hanover St. A cases of Dyspepsia, Kiduey and other complaints of to this work of intervention. The pretensions found in the store which had been left by the bowels in an active, healthy condition as 3w22 Boston. Stomach and Bowels. Notice. A W in e Glass fu ll will remove drooping spirits, and of the revolution was therefore a fraud and is robbers, and another precisely sitnular was dis CLEM’S SUMMER CURE. 0. S. NAVY! restore weakly, nervous and sickly to health. now exposed to^he world. It is not doubted covered about a mile distant in the direction in That for Children Cutting Teeth, if troubled HE Committee on Claims and Accounts will be in ses E. D. GRAVES, Shattered constitutions, and those subject to D elerium that their views are now or soon will be known which lived three well-known “ roughs”— with Diarrhea or any irregularities af the Bowels, sion at the Custom House, the first Friday of every T remens, through the too free use of liquors, See., will all other remedies are insignificant as compared Tmonth until otherwise ordered. DEALER IN immediately feel the happy effects of “H am’s Invigorat to European government through the Secre Charles Allen, Andrew J . Sargent and Josiah w ith T. K. OSGOOD, ) ing Sp ir it .” tary of State. Sargent. Suspicion at once rested on them, C. L. ALLEN, > Committee. Dose.—One wine glass full; which will remove Bad CLEM’S SUMMER CURE. G. W . KIMBALL, J r. 5 CORN AND FLOUR, Spirits, Heart-burn, Indigestion, create an appetite, cure but no evidence could be found until about two Rockland, May 14, 1862. 21if Dyspepsia and Colic, remove Flatulence. Kiduey, Blad- weeks after, when Allen in paying for some That for Children troubled with Canker iu W. I. Goods and Groceries, det or Urinary obstructions will be relieved by a dose or Lieut. DeWolf wounded at Williamsburg the mouth or stomach, or mothers suffering from two, and an effectual cure by the use of a few bottles. died at the house of Representative Arnold, milk at a neighbor's passed a pocket-piece, nursing sore mouth, a safe and speedy cute is ef C a s H REEF, PORK, LARD, MOLASSES, FISH, DEANS, A flose will give instant relief to the most violent Head to-day. He served gallantly at Frederickton, which was recognized as having been in the fected by the use of BUTTER, CHEESE, PAINTS, OILS, ache, Nausea, or Bad Feelings, through excesses. Belmont and Fort Donolson. Acting Assistant possession ol the Postmaster previous to the CLEM’S SUMMER CURE. Main and Oak tit reels. NAILS aud GLASS. Ladies ot weak and sickly constitutions will find a dose 1000 MEN WANTED! CllARLES M. TIBBETTS. occasionally will return to them health and strength. Paymaster Charles F. Fitch and Henry Whyde robbery. Special agent Ordway was already That for Coughs, Hoarneness and Brow------ALSO------During pregnancy, it is most efficacious in removing have been ordered to the Genncsscc. A highly on the track, and Allen was immediately a r chial afiections, there is no remedy extant that so uni THE PEOPLES disagreeable sensations internally, and is invaluable in rested. He confessed to committing the rob versally affords relief as CROCKERY AND HARD WARE, regulating generally the menstruul organs. interesting report was made in the House this General Depot, 48 Water-street, N. Y. afternoon by Representative Blair from Missouri bery with the other suspected parties, and dis HOWES’ COUGH PILLS. NAVAL STORES. CORDAGE, Sic. Wholesale Agents in Boston, G. C. GOODWIN «fc CO , from the Committee on Military Affairs. closed the fact that they had been carrying on That for a tigktncHM o Wheezing on the THREE MONTHS ADVANCE! M. 8. BURR Ac CO., und WEEKS Ac PO TTER. Chest, Pains, in the side a long standing Hack, Sold in Rockland by C. P. FESSENDEN, F. G. COOK, the business for a long time. The Sargents, CHEAP STORE. South Store, Walker Block, and J . 8. HALL & CO. ; in Thom aston, WM. M. COOK, the best known remedy Movement on Petersburg by Gen Stone- who are brothers, had dug a cave leading from MAIN STREET, - - - ROCKLAND, ME. and G. I. ROBINSON, and by all dealers in medicines the cellar of their house in which to secrete HOWES’ COUGH PILLS Rockland. May 14, 1562. •> 3m21 everywhere. man, with 25,000 Men. C. F. KITTREDGE, Proprietor. June 12, 1661. Iy25 themselves and their plunder, and had other That ns an expectorant and am eliorating SeyrbF.?»rh^.hevn Cinnt“ be found at his office. since he first introduced them, failed to cure the most ik.7 ‘ be Plea“e‘i >° «t»nd to all calls with at Ko. 4 Perry Block, ulurming cases of —ALSO— CAPT. E. B , SANFORD, Which he may be favored, at h is o ffic e , where he may ILL leave BANGOR, or as far up as the ice will ad GONORRHOEA AND SYPHILIS. M R S . H A R D IN G ’S be found day or night. ’ 7 EararliCUlaf altenlion 8*ven 10 diseases of the eye and LIME ROCK STREET, ROCKLAND. mit, for BOSTON, every Moi.day and Thursday at Beneath his treatment, rll the horrers of venereal and WU o’clock, A. M., cotnmendng on Thursday, April 17 ; ar GREAT DISCOVERY EUREKA. Impure blood, fnipotency, Scrofula, Gonorrhoea, Ulcers, Rockland, A pril 2, 1862. 3ml5 riving at ROCKLAND at about 5 o’clock, P. M. pain und distress in the regions of procreation, Inflamma The Eureka, is a Spanish preparation, whith will change A. Splendid Assortment of R eturning—Leaves Foster’s South Wharf BOSTON, DRY GOODS tion of the Bladder aud Kidneys, Hydrocele, Abcesses, gray, light or red hair or whiskers, to an auburn, dark • for BANGOR, and intermediate landings on the river, brown or black color. For sale by every Tuesday and Friday, afternoon, at 5 o’clock, arriv Humors, frightful Swellings, and the long train of horrible EPHRAIM W. BARTLETT, symptoms attending thia class of disease, are made to be J. L. GIOFRAY, Sole Agent. Manufacturer of and Wholesaler Dealer in ing at ROCKLAND every Wednesday and Saturday — AND— come us harmless os the simplest ailings of a child. morning at about 5 o’clock. Spring and Summer Millinery, SEMINAL WEAKNESS. FARE—From Rockland to Boston, $2.00. JOSEPH L. GIOFRAY, Jknd F an cy <3 oodus, CARPETINGS. Dr. D. Devotes a great part of his lime to the treatment River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. of those cases caused by u secret and solitary habit, which No, 5 CU8TOM HOUSE BLOCK (Up Staira) M. W . FA RW ELL, Agent. Will sell a nice Gents’ French Wig one dollar less than it conabting in part of the following articles: ruins ihe body and mind, unfitting the un for innate Indi Agent’s Office at Police Court Room. vidual for business or society. Some of the sad and mel can be bought in any hair store in Boston. AND RUBBERS, April 17, 1662. 8ml7 ancholy effects produced by early habits of youth, are I will sell a Lady’s French Wig two dollars less than Straw, Fancy & Mourning Bonnets Where you can find a better assortment Weakness of the Back and limbs, Dizziness of the Head, cost. SOLE LEATHER, WAX LEATHER, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES and EDGINGS Three Trips a Week. Dimness of sight, Palpitation of the heart, Dyspepsia, Ner 1 will sell a Frizette from three inches to five and a quar of all descriptions. The SUMMER CAMPAIGN hai btgun *1 vousness, Derangement of the digestive functions, Symp ter inches, from fifty cents to one dollar less than «an be French and American Calf Skins, toms of Consumption. Ac. The fearful effects on the bought in Boston. .Rockland and Vinalliaven. mind are much to be dreaded ; loss of memory, confusion 5 W-l! Bei! ?un ?ir from one 10 two dollars less. Llnlnifs, B indings. SIMONTON’S, of ideas, depression of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion I will sell the best Hair Dye for 75 cents per bottle. HE Packet Schooner “ GREYHOUND,” C apt. J . B. of society, self-distrust, timidity, UOK. , R ockland, Mk. A W E N T W O R T H ’S. N E W GOODS claims ! “ To all peisons who wish to have a neat fittiug O ’ T his Specially embraces all diseases of a Private March 26, 1862. 6tnl4 Boot and one in which they can take solid comfort I nature both ol MEN and WOMEN, by a regularly educat npHEisubscribers, having sold these v e r y st h Boy’s and Youth’s Balmoral Boots Just Kucolved at would say try this Last, and they will cry, ed physician of twenty years’ practice, giving them his A pebiorPERI Cotton Duck for several years past, have TIIE HALF HAS NOT BEEN TOLD,” whole attention. found that it is considered the best brand now in geueral Fishermen’s Findings. TN GREAT VARIETY at O ’ Consultations by letter or otherwise are strictly In short, this L ast is made to f i t t h e foot. •L W E N T W O R T H ’S. MAYO & KALER’S. SUMMER BALMORALS. confidential, and medicines will be sent by Express, se T he H A R D D U C K has been worn on large Schoon GOOD SUPPLY of Hook*, Line*, Net,, Oil Clolht Sam ple Boots cure Irom observation, to all parts of the United States. Boots, Ac., Ac., low lor ihe time, by Rockland, April 10, 1862. ers, Yachts, Pilot Boats and has fully proved that it will Ladies’ Extra wide Buskins Also, accommodations for Ladies from abroad wishing wear longer and “ bag ” lese than other kinds heretofore L A new article In the Market, full width and length,Juat can be examined and by putting on a Boot any one can b for a secure and quiet RETREAT, with good care until Rockland, May 1, 1862. but convinced of the decided benefits of the new last. iu general use. A WENTWORTn’S. received! also a line assortment of Moreensj which will be restored to health. Ml. Vernon, Cumberland and Cotton Ravens Duck on sold low. The fluent brands of Stock are worked at this CAUTION.— It haabeen estimated, that over Two hand and for sale by establishment by the best workmen in the State, and H undred T housand Dollars aie paid to swindling N. BOYNTON A CO., sutit-faciinn guaranteed In all cases. All orders filled with quacks anuually, in New England alone, without any ben- 134 Com m ercial St., Paints! Paints!! ^Umbrellas and Canes Grass Seed. T . K . Sc F. J. SIMONTON, promptnesffaiid despatch. pRESH GROUND WHITE LEAD, efil lo thoze who pay it. All thia comes from Irusllog Feb. 22, I860. (91y) BOSTON. WENTWORTH’S. 2 0 0 3EEDELa HERDS GRaSS> or TIMOTHY J o b b i n g of all kinds done with neatness. without inquiry, lo men who nre alike destitute of hon No. 4 Berry Block P. S. Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed or, character, and skill, and whose only recommenda GEO. L. HATCH, 1OO bushels RED TOP, (Extra Quality. upon him iu the past, he hopes by strict attention to busi tion is theit owu false and extravagant assertions, in BOILED AND RAW LINSEED OIL, ness to merit a liberal share in the future. praise of themselves If, therefore, you would avoid te- Fertilizers. 2000 lbs. WESTERN CLOVER. Imi humbugged, lake no man’s word, no matter what hi. Shipping & Commission merchants, SPIRITS TURPENTINE, ^MERICAN GUANO, 2000 lbs. NORTHERN CLOVER. Give him an early Call, at pretensions are, but MAKE INQUIRY -.—it will cost you 2S.South Street, (Up Stairs, 2 0 0 bushels SEED BARLEY. nothing and may save you many regrets ; for, a. advertis N E W Y O R K . PERUVIAN GUANO, No. 4, Spofford Block, op Stairs. ing physicians, in nine cates out ot ten are nootii, there is JAPAN, VARNISHES, 5 0 Bushels SPRING WHEAT. Rockland, Dec. 19, 1861. 3m52 nJ-safety in trusting any of them, unless you know who and everything else in the Paint line, just received and for SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF RIME, QUILTS! QUILTS! and what Ihey are. p R Y E ’S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC, OR ' Y h <»>e«»le o r B e f a ll, lower PENDLETON’S ~ " ■ale by then GOOD SEED can be purchased lor in this County, rrj- Dr. M. will send FnEE, by enclosing one stamp as Marseilles, Lancaster and HONEY COMB Quilts con above, a Phamplet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on KIMBALL ic INGRAHAM. GROUND BONE Ac., at the Universal Family Pill. R pckinid Jffay 1, 1662. slautly on hand. Also a few Woolen Blankets, which will Private Diseases generally, giving full Iniurmation, with Vegetable Panacea or Pain Expeller, the most undoubted teferencea and testimonial, without rrUIESE Tills are purely Vegetable, and a safe remedy be sold without regard to cost. A t the Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, Agricultural Warehouse, For »ale in any quantity, by which, no advertising physician or medicine of thia kind JL for Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Loss of Appetite, Liver •ds Grass and Clover Seed, no. s palmer block. , L. M. ROBBINS. is deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER. Complaint, and Impurities of the Blood, Ac., and are the J ia. 3 Palmer Block. Pills to take when Physic is required. Can be found at ,l'lt “ KIMBALL A INGRAHAM’S, T. E. fc F. J. SIMONTON, Druggist and Apothecary, Wilson