1 t
MAY 15, 1SG2.
- J, O C A .
Street Potatoes. . ..
i rk Las now ready,' at 'he
rfl$vtcl Potato? Hants.--
Corn Planters-
t r ioyd caiisiur::eii-ie nerooi liar-
ty UitUes.;: ilia Uii.3iiiascpea laaccui
fifteen Ekirmishes, and ran away every
lime. He says he "looks for posterity
lotla hiru jenice; be def s nt erpct ij
from the j resent generation." -
Vatcr.t CJi J
Planters for pie at
ir.gnuVthWi prepared to
tot
ho' may tvant "this luxury dti-
Vcatl.cr. tins summer.
I Yesterday, . a -heavy
ln?st& fcou"t fqUr mUeS We'ef
-,r Bot tittle damage done
, ittrl from. ...
! the fsnioiis Indian Chief,' Billy
."s Capiat tf 'a company in the
' T?p-impnt organized in Kan-
ived & i ftock-cf pure Drujs.
otttl. Chemutry, and his
'.'cc 'asa'bruggist .are sufiicie.nl
rees M tVktfows whit' kinds of
v;T.ra. is the title 'cf a: new
'aried it'St." Josoplu It is devot.
e ' laudaUe" object of emancipa-
!is5oari. those who wish to take
relish j'uper.frcm -.St. Joseph
'-ionize ihe:rra, ?
Davis is r'ery much' mortified to
-rticncf the people -of. Virginia
ij, and talking." cf laying down
as. Ia a speech to the soldiers
': c Fcr my pari I would rather
tie war for twenty years, than
ader oe1nch !of the foil of Vir-
;-.iocs.-ThPr? will be preaching
PreiVyterian church in this city
;.bihat half past $Qvcnt r., ai.,
r. H. II! Dobbins. I i i- -Hi '
rutins will also preach at Ne
pn Sallath. May 2-3th, at half
i. m jandnt'Aspjnwall at three,
nil us all'aLoui ir-.e war; and
y 'irjcacli; other, fur.;' '. Coffee
n io 'n awful figure, since North
' :h Lave pulled the trigger.-. -.Aid,
Y cf Dsllgrcn guns, Pillow's last
Vi the taking of Rirhmorid puts us
I of ibc fact thai Hill's Prepared
;s the be-st nd cheapest article
irA that can te had west of St.
Monsieur Car, has for sale. a lot of
Garden Seeds of his " own raising, here
in Nelrrifkry- Those-who f want jfrc i -h
teed, about which there is no doubt should
patronize him. His seed are at the Barber-Shop
of -Monsieur Roy. , r , , ,
Bin Car has also. over a hunared bush
el of. potatoes, of ; several varieties, suiu
able for seed, which' he will sell cheap for
He now also harcnliand a large quan
tity of Sweet Potatoc Sprouts for sale.
Boats.- On Saturday njght three
steamboats, landed . at ou, wharf ;.' the
West Wind coming down arid the Emma
and New Sam. Gaty going vp: Sunday
night ihe Omaha passed np.r The Omaha
comes with such regularity every Sunday
night at half past ten, that il would be
very safe for our citizens lo set, their
c'ocks by its arrival at our wharf. . On
Wednesday the West Wind passed ;up.
On it a banner was .seen flying, wafting
ihe glorious tidings," to; the loyah people
of this portion' of Uncle Sam's domain,
,RichTn.9ni's Ach." ;
HOW
J eph W. Yetrj, pnrtor at l'e77 A Bro.
' -' . a, , v ,". I
' n.ary A. IIII.xra, by brrneit friend Theodore
Ei!!,Tn BrowDvill? Howl Co -- .E
K. W. Thomai, fur t.l Jj ' " - ' 1
, JJinkof Union TVnne?f, r Garden II. irikox.
! ji; AV. ThoKaa, Icr t,U,'Jliusun & hoctiheit, for
deft." -i -
struck th
District Court, ; . ,
Ilox'.'Jbsrrn EStreeter,' Judge of
the 2nd Judicial District.
Corbaw. Blacker, Clcrl cf 2nd Ju
ticial District.
T. W. BxDroRD. District Clerk for Ne
waha County. .
. 6. B. IIewett, Prosecuting Attorney.
J. W. Colemam, Sheriff. !
The Spring Term of the Dhtrici Court
of-lhe Second Judicial District, for Ne
maha County, commences on Monday,
May 19. Business before the Grand Jury
commences on the first day of the Cotl'rt;
business before Petit Jury commence3cn
the third dny of the term.
The following are a list cf the Cases:
' chimin al. ' ; ;
lmtictmcnt for Kssault ond tmttery : .'
Territory of Nobrats8t vi George X. Smith, Ab
ncr Smith, Win. Diubertj. , . .
Indictment for resisting Sheriff to eerre ft writ, .
Territory of Nebraska, va .Montague Kajea. ? ,
Indictment for a?sault to infiiet bodilV injsry, ".
Territory of Nebraska, v Alexander Lowry. . ; -
' Territory of Nebraska, ve JuliD licLatnron.'
Indictment for Urccny, -
Territory of. Nebraska, vs Wb. Couch, Smith
Keel.
: is co. imnortant change in the
i since last week, and consequent
'.nts joAish tfiem. One day last
,irn rop ns high &s 40 cents pef
; for prime ; the next day. it de
scents cn ihe various grades.
otice ia the 'Denver papers that
tlls.ato frfim. 17- tp $20 per hun
i '
becn quoted at those figures for
weeks pa;t.V ' ", . . '.;'. ' '
;e will probably be three . candi-
' r Cor jress this fall at St. Louis;
i ....
favor of tmancipation and colini
'.another in "favor of simply eman
. and ihe third a pro-slavery,
j cessiomsts! Frank Blair ..will
i r the first,' hi cousin B. Gratz
iAe second. 'Who the third will
prohlly depend on circurnstan
o:h Rlay- and' Brown are. large
;ners. Brown will receive the
J nearly illjhe'Gerroans. '. :'
police that Tueo. IIilx. has rer
J'arje and splendid assortment of
J y Summer :'Coods. Mr: .Hill's
, 'On as a Merchant, needs nocom
( Jrom' us jn tnisjeommunity.
s at lcwgilres- notwithstanding
1 price in the" East: NoVne' af---v.nhis
large stock" will gru'm
, rri"ces. Those at adistance who
;eo waiting for Mr. Hill's goods
,can now, he accommodated any
'.ft'l'-nj ft his store-.,. . .
ppeakmg cf Mr, Hill we will
lt on account cf the loss he sus-
'5 Spring 'byfire,-he needs the
hitn on outstanding debts.
, lc2--Last right, after returning
, iper, ue found. in or sanctum,
'asket partially ,lied with a'pV
l se were covered " witli "cai.dy
sweet cakes, filling . thebas
! 0,e"wing. . . We proceeded leis
,3 &aie the coiiteni) of he i basket,
rilU dicta t rve ifoLiidnct a'
t1; W far worst?, down in the. tot
; cealed - among the apples', were
t.es containing Old Bourbon,
'in, and
Muscat
Territory of Nebraska, rs Cbarlei Gacde." '
'' ' '' ' CHANCERY. '. ' ' --'
. Cbarlei tt. Dorsey, v$ Ilutea T. Wiliiams.' ,. .'
"U. C. Johnson, for pTfT. -., . ;
; R. W. Fornar, ts E. M. Adrron. -t
Johnson & iShocobU for pl iT. .. .". : , l
K. W. Furna, rs J. L. Shnrp.', ': 1' " .
' ohnson Ai Jshoenheit ftr jil'lf. " "
. J'hn II. Maun, rs Peter J. rcter.son.
Jobnson & JShoenheii for p Iff.
U. C Johnson, ts Lot 15 Block, et hi. -Johnson
i Kuoenbeit, for j'.I. ; s ' i '
' iJavison ftEdTrne,'r8 IloratiiO. Worrall, Franeil
Prinat and Jobr. V JJulleru. .
Uewitt and Thomas for pLf-i Sweet, for deft. , .
II. W. Furnas, a II. D. Johnson. '; '" : '
Johnson & SLoenheit, for plff.
0. II. Wiliox:, yb H. It', rzTxm'& Co., V". , II.
Uoorcracd Nemaha County. '.
Johnson &, Shoechtit, for plff. ' '
R. W. Funias, ts Lot 9. et al'. in City of Bronn-.
ville. ' . .. .. . , ... r ' ? , ...
Johnson. Shoecteitfor plST. . ., -
J.imes W. Coleman, ts Lob 16, et al, In the City
of Urowtrillc. ;' 1 ;T inl.-i
Scboenheit & Johnson, fox plil. -f r
Charles G. Dorsey, ts Wa.H.Itojerg. I - "' '
Johnson Jk. hhoenbeit, for plff. '.. .? ' ta. .I.-' 1
ChaiW GDorscy, Ti miiaia' Jlile. v ' 1 :: I !'
E..W. Thomas, for plff. : ' '
U. E. Case, ts John McDonough, San Francisco -Town
Co, . . ; , .: . . . t
bej-.inour.Bclden, for pl. ' . , . ' '..
I Georee W. Crum, ts John P. BakerJ. - - t. i-
I llewiit 4 Thomas, lor piff.
' Ki'ngstand & Ferguson, vs Thomas If, Green, J ohn
P. liakjr, John Martin, baitucl Chambers.
' llewvu & Tbouwi,for pli.
Samuel CaJJen, t Fielding H. John, Jesse John,,
John Small. 'l
! Tipton aud Beldon, for plff. Sbeenheit and Mc
Iennau, Jor dett. . .
li. W. Frame, va Cbristitn Fogler, et al. - , - - ,
' Wm. McLennan, lor plff.- . .-.
: ' ' : . i . . . . . ;..
Theodore W. Bedford, ts Thomas Williams, .0
Ilewett, Daniel L. McOary. .j'-;t:, r'J
I 0. b. Ilewett, fot ptff. 4 : ' : '- " ' 1 ' ' -J
: Voiff"A Hooper, "Baldwin & liodd, Anpon Com
etock & Son, LanjsJorf A llosenteine, ts John Ar
Ijabrlght, "fct-npU. Argubriht, James Argabrjght,
blither Hoadly. -
Johnson and Shoenheit, for p'.ff. ; Belden atd
Thomas "for del't..', --j
T. W. Bedford, vs James B. Fleming, laaao Coe.
O. B. ilowitt, tor pltf. ! ... r;.M . -
Stephen F. Nuck'..ll,T3 Death NTucko"s,' Admiu-'
istratcr estato Charles M. Grecvtr, et al. f . .' s
h. . Ibomas, tor pin. . . . , , f; ;
. ltncfnn cVo7:. nrih N'ocevll. Adm'f et ttl,
' 'fc. W. Thomas, lor pi if. ' '' t '
Turner Fraicr i. Co., Ts John. I. Swan and wile,
Rkhard lirou, ct al - ' - - -.;
Johnson and cihoenheit, for pi J. ,.' . )
Stephen F. Nuckulls, ve Uufus T.Kaincy, tnd trfj
Jehn Cele, et al. ' . ',
-Tbenuu, for plff. , . . . ,
Field & Bro., ts Jacob. Marhon and Cbarlott
Iionuck Marbon his wile. i r
K.'W. Thomas, for plff. . - i . . .v-
KcVe'etn Ltlden,Ti Seymour Belden. . ' 1 ." ,
W.Tboujas, for plff. . , ' j, s"
Benjamin G. Coper, t? Jerome IToover and Saul
A. Chamber., Ex. estate Vtfillia Uilt, deceased. ' -
Churlca . lorr, Yorpiff, j E. V. Thomas, fof
deft. , ' .. . -. -'
. Benjamin G. Cooper, vs Edward M. McComaa,
Barnard, Adiims A Co.; Colhoun, Vandcrbcrg t Oo
and ilary A; SlcCouiM. ...
C. U. borf'jy, for plff.j E. W. Themar, for deft
Cutler A Terrili, vs Peter J. Uend-cn, et all. '.
Sbweabeit. for plff. , ; j
t J. Ti. WbTts and h. Tluse!1, of the firm nunae flf
TrMteani Hull, rs W. T. UalLIt if ll Peery A
J.sv. Haii. :; :. :' :
llewett acid Thomas, for plff.; ITcLtnnan, for deft.
. i " ( i
Jacob DnTtiw.TsS.-G. Goed. ' :-"t- t
! Belden, Tot f Iff J Schr.etheit,'for deft.' '
! Iiicha.xd Brown, Ta Uomer Jobnsoa, C.T7. 'Ybeel-
er;H.T. Kalney. ;-'' ' .- ' - .
J Johnson A Syhoenheit, for plff; Themis, for deft.
, fl. and R. U.tVhitmore ACo.vi Jchn ifcPhtrson.
I lJcwitt an J Thomas, for plff. :
i James L. OTerman. ra Samuel B. Whiteside.
j Johnson A Schoenheit, fornlff ; Belden for deft.
- - .. . -
; Jacob i. Berber, Reuben C. Berber, Eli II Wilcox,
VI I). D.White, F.J. Marshall. K.D. Williams,
fartnersaaD.D. White & Co. ' , 'I i; !
Thomas A Belden, for plff. , ,?
Samuel A. ITuntcc.Ta D. D. White, F.' J.arshaTl,
II. I). Williams, .... . .
McLenaon, for plff. - ';
OrcTznan, Petnr ted Wilson, r$ rrtrtton IT. Baker.
Johnson & Schoenheit, for plff.
Samuel Bennett, ts Israel R. CuKiQings, Esther
Josephine Comwirijs, hi wife. v-
E. W.' Thorn?, for plff; Schoenht it and 'Kajon,
for deft. " -' - . .. :. -' 1 , '
j Samuel Sorter rt Jobn Hall. ' - : . i
i Jobnson and Scboenbelt for plff.
Frank Gcrmlne n 'Williasn HosselL' ' '' J T
' Johiii-on anj Schoenaeit for plff.
j : ' ,
i John Wu'.S and John Justia Hoppe, ptrtoera as Wolff
A Hoppe, t H . C. Tfctirroan n-1 J. J, Tburmn, part
nrrs a II. C-& J. J Thurman. r
! iohnKon and Stijoeuheit for plfT. ' ' '
Sm'n)x Ucei, ts Willlata ilumon, la4 Jastke o! the
JeaC0 , . ..... . .. .... :
j Beldea for plff. '',',..,.
! Martia Sillen, ts Oiarlea Snyder, A. D. TTUIUrriSon,
J. L. Sharp ami J. B. Uover. ' ' J- -j
Jobnson and S.-boenbelt for plff
i Nnpoleon C. Dam and Christian" EarebelrxJt, ti Al
exHBdcr M. Ferna. ' " ' - - -.
Tboinaa for plff. ' ; - t - ' i . ' : t
' .. . ...... .... . . .- - . .; ' 1 ' -
William A. Little and Robert A. Howard, t Leni
Kel. : '. -: :..! , i ; .
ljule anj Howard for plff. , ...,,.(:
Clarence IT. Gibons, t William G. Swan". 7
. JoLnon ami Schoenheit for plff. ' "
r .-
: Jacob D. IleclerTS Jobn.W. Prtcb.,
Johnson aud &cUoenbeii for plff. . .' .
William T. TJen. Ta George n. Swan. ' ' '
Thomas for plff.
. .' .
Richard Brown, TsTalbert H. Kdwants. C '
Johnson and Scfaoeoheit for piff..Tbmaa ferdeft.: - -
: Francia A. Dowler, ts George H. Swbaa and Thomas
F. William. :;-irT. : -j ?
Jesie John fjr plff. ! - u"
U. C. Johnaoa.Ti Hiram Tillara. - i ,
Schoeubeit for plff. t , .! j
Jewe Cale ts Frank Wlrth and Lewla Lawrence.
'. iicl-cnnan for plff., Sohoenheit for dett.
', r
12:30.The" Susquehannah moves up
rri,
ari 4akes the lead cf !ibe S?r -Jjcinto -t-d j I
T t
EichaTd Brown, ts William T. Den. , -T
Sthocuhfc.'t lorpiff. . 4 i i-. j
! J hn Bell vs i?eorpe Shroaf,'' ' ' ' ' .'
i Scltoguaelt and Aklnson for plff
i z" '
; Ciitter'ariarirrtnTsFelar 3. nendjea; ttat.,
i Schoenheit for ptd, .,-.-., --i , j-..-
John Vchj, vaJohu'O. Bryant.' s l' ' i-'..,'.
UeiJen and Dorsey. " ".i s--
Henry El lot ts J. D. Heufer.i ' " i " " "i " : ; -T
iteieu ror pi(T., Schoenheit for deft. .:!- :
Kobert W. Frame, tS WiKiam II, Deunraan, Amos A
Gaiup. , , .'...., .. ,.: . ... J f v , . ..
Z W Thomas for pfff. ., , ..t . rs . : .
! James A.' FarrlZ, ti Jeaso Coe.
i O. P. Mas n fur pff Scuoe.vhe
"; Jamea A. Farriii and Mar D. Farrl.3. ts Jl
John Snyder.
Hewitt for pff.. Schoenheit for dert
' Tteooore nu;, tb Amoa T. p. nujboa.
' Schoenheit for pff. ' '
I J. Dice TTcsfer',' ts John H. iriu'i Thompson Owens,
Wra. Tour man, Geo. W. Falrbrotber and Theodore
C . llac'ief, under the uamo of Falrbrotber & Hacker,
and Henry F.ilott. ,: , --i t :.w.,ti . : ,
Jesse John aud Schoenheit for piff; Thomas for clef t
! Theodore Hillwa Stepboa WKennedy.':"': '-1 ' ;"":v
i Schoenheit for pZfl'. .i'v 4 t ..; t i ; .-!.!.-
'-I ,
Wine. : For
gone of the Vtiaches of .the of
! seriously i mo red It the con
? tntkn, but we take occasion
J.ihe Dertrntraior. ci
i
:v,1
the cut-
: such n act lag air)'." '-We have
tUjiiou&, founded on more than
. V'-ial evidence, that W'. T. Den
I-ersoo who left the bo.ule in our
!-We overheard . him kay. during
'I ic'lTf aHoeoe by- a new cdver-
"l 'i. the panr that ho has the
rl!"ast h"'.Krs' in t?wn.
"
:3
i Charfes T TliiVyer, ti John 2 Dowt?l, '
Atkinson fr pZff. 1. - ' '- , ' ;
, t. . ; . .:vi-. ..... i . t 'i
Uriah C Johnson, ts J B VTtlh, W II Penman,' Thon
as M Green, S A Chambers and John P hkttx "
Schoenheit for piT$ Thomas for deiL .k'.M,
j Langtdorf and Ros;nste!ne, vs WiRiaqj L. Thur
tnan and Antic d iner, doing businass aaTharman
A- Conner; "
Thomaa forptff. rr r o - r f -. , FT"
Langnord and Jlosenatieao, v Oiiliam L. Tbur
man. : t r t -r r H r f :r o ( ' , , .
Thanjas for ilJFv " A -w " '
. . . - - ,
George S Loker, William N Loker, doing business
as Loker A ZJrotheJ, ts Wm. L. Thurman" and Aaron
Conner, doing busines as Thuraian and Conner.
ahomaa for plff. - ; ' v " -
Greenbursr J. Mdilo va tTillltia S.r Roberta and
William! Thurman. . . . . ,, , f
Schoenhoit for plff. ; i- i .. ' ,
: Alfred Opelt, t Uogb Erewnlevr?'
, Schoenheit for plff. .4. ; ,LJ yUl
j Joseph 0 pelt, ts Jamea Ginier. ;'v-v'
j lie witt for pin.
t Richard Miller & Co., tb Alfred Opelt.-
: bcboenheitfor pin. ,
Thomas M. Green, S.A.Chambers and John P. Ba
ker. . . v t
Schoenheit for plff., Thomas for deft.
Wolff and Hoppe, ti Joseph, Opelt.'
Schoonheitfor plff.-- t-
.APPEAIi!
Peter Hendjen and Abigal H. Hendgea, ts. C'Sfor-
flaon. ,x j
Scoonheit, for plff., Tbomaa for. Sefl - -
S. F. Nuckolla, tb R. X."WhIUey,
Thomas for plff r T
Jacob Cofdill T? TaTld Gwln.
Thomas for plff.. Schoenheit, ior deft,.
.." 4 t t.- i
William McLenaa va Lei LawiajacSi. i
Thomas for plff.
John B. TTilery tsR. J. Whitney. ,
Thomaa for plff. ,."C1-C
rr
B.J. Martin & Co., Ta William Weddl
Thomas for plff.
.''L4
Van Iar, Hardy A Co.'f va Darld Gwln,
William RoaeirTa Williem Comfort.
Schoer4heit for plff., Thomaa for deft. . , v
T. J. Kfartiu . Co.,tb WlIMsmrWeddlel J JKI
Tnomas for pi sr., Rcboenhjutipr ceft.
Jefe JoTr'f TalVaTid Gwin"" j
Schoenhsi for plfr. - -
i f t
; R W. Frame tw Christian Fogle etalli I i f
McLerian for plff. -.j . ,;
: Isham Bearis t Daniel H. ZlcClner. '':H "!
Thomas for plff.: ; " . ,""
. riKer iotrn reir.cn.
; Thomas for plff". : ' .. .1
Jaqnea Rouleer rs Jam9 Cole to a t, Sheriff, sad Fran
cie Micbaud." " - f .?'? - ' ' t ' - s- '
Parfieabrs of .the" Operations at
Hamilton Hoails ana J!ie Penia-
Bills .-"-. "
Fortr tss -MoNRcr'ay B.-Tbis has
been a .moTt srirring and exciting 3ayat
Old PoinC'.iftnd' all are.'jB.nticipaiing the
early-fall of -Norfolk VxMXi,
- 'At 11 "X .olock'.tbe ikteamer Naagatacli
was observed raingteamT,arJd-about
1 oVlock she moved obtr by. ihe tJdcof
trie Monitor;- which Vessel 'also clearedl
her decks for action; taking down: her
awning, and stood, icr tne rTfrm ruin
Charles T.' Hiitjer, ts' John R. floofj.; :
Atkison, for plff.
"Francis Mic"haEd,Vs R'.cVjvfa Clare."1 " ' ?
Sehoenhoit, for rlJ 0.1. ilason, for deft,
Richardson, Miiler A Co., ts Alfred Orxilt, Jof eph
-iSbwe&beit, for plff. .
Jasper K. "Ware, m 'T t.-.'" Putr'Cat, 'John B.
Lawient, Knrbjrn A. 8iir:?ia ire.
II. M. Atkinon, lor pl3". ' - V"
William W ilson , ts G idoon F." Tindall."
W. H. Taylor, for plff., . . . . . .. '
John Cole, Talrr.werL. Knbt,' Theodore ililt
David Gwin, and lUohel Kci-Ui.
Iors'y for jiff., Thomas fWdeft. ' i'I
CIVIIi ACTION. '
V.rth A Scott, ts Viiltmi Pecrj A JorT. TT
. - -...
' t Hsr.iinr A Uackcwn f'rpl.T.
fiMinc trii
llioO--The gunboat Jjarotah has just
moved c up in line of 'battle Together" with
sloop of.war Seminole and "San Ja
cintoDIXIie' ag ship M tnnlioiaf aai alio
under steam ''.. ' ' ; ,.'T.
12. The Naugatuck. -has A moved - up
towards the Elizabeth river,foUowedby
the Ionit6'r"5tncf DacotaS 'lalins of bat
tle. -'The San Jacipto follows slowly. ;
Heavy firing can still be heard in the
direction of James river, where you have
alreidy been informed by telegraph the
Galena and other gt:n boats haTe gone.
The Svs'juehanna ;has just gone up. Ia
the meantime the Dacotah, Monitor and
Naugaiuck had reached" the channel and
taken position off Sewail's Point, and the
- Iacotah. fired a tlot towards : Cranesy
Seminole. No anrwer frcrn either, of
the rebel forts, and thB Uacciah and Sem
inole are',. steamiDg. up.. Elizabeth river;
the Naugatuck is lying ciT towards the
n:o:it)i cf .the James-.river," presently '.tlt'e
Dacotah - and -Monitor approach Craney
island and Sewail's Point, t The Dacotah
fires every - few 'minutes", alternately at
Sewail's .-.Point; and Crane?;. Island, the
enemy piakin; nor reply," p.ltho;jg!i the
balls-reached thfir intended destination;
' -The Monitor is now taking the lead.
fn the mean lime the Seminole and Sus
quehanna opened on Sewallls Point, and
two shots are fired from the Point, the
latter falling short -cf. the Mcnitorr which
is now a mile above the. other .vessels,"."',
i 12:40. The Rebels are firing rapidly
from Sewail's Point," principally at the
Monitor, while a succession of shells are
being poured on. the enemy from the
Susquehanna, Dacota, Spminole, and', San
Jacinto, broadside -after broadside.
1 tTha Rip Rap nlsa:threw.occasicaally;
shells into Sewail's PcicY."
I P2:50. The Susquehanna,.. 'Dacotaht
San'Jaclntoand.'Serfjinole; arthrowrag
shells, and the Monitor threw her first
two' shells full a mils and a half frornihtj
Point. ' " ' ' r T 4.
j 1 p. m. The Monitor n now within a
mile o f '; S e w e 1 1 V Po i n t ,rrtp Vi n g fel 6 w 1 y
forward and firin.5 "The enemy are also
firing briskly from Sewail's Point at the
Monitor, ' and . shells are falling, thickly
around her. Craney Island is also joining
in the'fight, and has'just , thrown: several
shells at the Monitor, one' of which ex
ploded directly over her, ,.,The .'Monitor
moved; steadily lorward,H; occasionally
the rebel' battery with' perfect indiffer'
ence.' -t ?-- ;-t . . .i r
, 2 p. m. The Monitor has fallen, "back,
and lays along side of the Susqoehanna,
probably for the purpose of communica
ting with her.. The Naugatuck, and the
Monitor have been throwing shells into
Pig-tPoint, and the fiat has' also thro fan a
number of shells in" the' same 'direction.
' '11: 1 5, p.:i MiThe Jonitor, and' Dacpfah
are ' moving 'along again slowly." up the
mouth of the F.lizabeth-river! A dense
black smoke has' commenced to arise
from Sewail's Point, indicating, thai pur
incendiary shells thrown there have fired
the barracks. The Dacotah continues io
throw shells directly into the point. M''
i The vessels be constantly changing po-L
fition destroy the" range the rebel
gunners. .y-They-are,7 however,, making
quite a determined fightf rdrn'their WbrkJ,
giving us almost shell for . shell and-Ahot
for shot. ,TheMonitorlias laidj bat of
action for nearly an hour," and 1 probably
rowing' her guns.' .".'"' .!:'::.; ! K
l-TUtr Rr Rapy battery has the range cf
Seweii's-Point perfectly. V.W-i'
i 2AS F.'i: ---Te Merrimac nowmakes
her appearance oil the scene. She lias
just passed from-. behind J Se'wallV.P!il.if j1
and is slowly running'!'dovv,n 'towarda te
federal fleet. Simultaneously' wlth'jtiieV
ppearanc of fMe! Merf7rhacb3 SI onitor
started frefni. behind-the wcoJe'aTesVpis
and moovedup to.meet.the . ene,my
. The larger : vessels have -'drawn. aside
and, left, : : The' Monitor J'aM;Naugaju'ck
are now in the approaching' path-of the
Merrimac....' The Tcals oi Xh S?et had
been lying quietly at .anchor for the lastj
half tour, when the signal from the flag
ship ordered " them all to return. The
Susquehannah leads the way, fcljowed
W t h a ? Tnirtf?f f.'flp'rfit nnl ( Hi irttaV
1 Villa.-
ViLLiAjrsucac7 Va., May G.
cf jT3hr.rT.a
1 J i
THe en"my vacua ted'-ihia' place, ;ai..
the works.inrfrcr:: last .night the rear
guard ra'ssing through about sii o'clock.
At 9 o'clock Gen. McClellen and escort
rode ij r:-n. r-nd took: frssession'
About'one hundred' and fifty of Ihe'ene
my's wcur.ded were. left. behind. .without
rations'or medicines;'; .They: also -left a
number cf theirddid unbuned.. ' Ail bur
wounaea wno iPll into tneir nanas layes-
terdayjs engagements w-ere left behind.
In this enjjageraeu.lha enemyltutTtire'd
terribly.: Ricketv ir among their killed.
The e r. 2 m 'H- d ;-1 ' f or c e h c r e y e s t e r d a y 'c f
50,000 man, and only determined to evac
uate after a "brilliant bayonet charge by
Gen. Haneok:-'-; :1 . .";
: Gen; "AlcClelian has just telegraphed
the following to.the war department v . ;t
i "Every hour; prpves our: victory Com
plete, -and the ehemyY loss great es
pecially jnprTicers':! have just. Jaeard of
five more bf their guns having, been cap
tured.' Prisoners are constantly arm-
mg. . ! .i u! Wi !
s;tr.'i i.rr,TT:i2r;. L'r!?r s
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-The steamer,. Columbia baa - arrived
from Havanna GOth, and Forr Jackson
26th'tih. ' An - attack oil the 'rebel forts
was ".commenced on .'the 18th...!;Oa the
23d Cora. Farragut, on the Hartford, and
with.13' steam fe'rs.Tsss2d fihe!fortSlxnd
GeriEuiIer land edidOOQ troops: above.
The 'rebels los t their - gunboats and Hol
lins' turtle thsMsnassasi. -Our" forces
took 400 : prfsOTers. Ve lost about 50
men. Our gunboat Virona. wat suhk.-
Twenty mortar-boatsJand three gun-boats
we te engaged against the forts.Teducing
firing, and receiving"thells Vnd shot from ItSjem. - after six days incessant fifeing.
Chains across the river were . removed
by our JjunboatsT rThe Tfebfelssenl fire
rafts down the river butthey d d little
dammagej one set fire to ,the ..Hartford,,
but Itvasi.speedioy .leitlnguishedi I LThs
Virona and the rebel steamer Webster,
(iron clad) had a splendid engarrement,
the Webster ' running into-the1 Virona
and sinking her;' but before'going down
the Virona poured a'volley of eight guns,
so destructive and crashing, that both the
Webster and Virona went down together.
Arrangements for the surrender were to
be made on the, 7;hthe day after the
lspatcn left.; ,.; . ilA , ,
: Onjhe. 24th a flag of trace jwasjssnt to
Com'Porter; askicgjthe ioxdiuo'ns'f'or, a
surrender. , ( Porter ; repIied---;)Nojcondi-tions
!" ' ' '' A , i
i Odr' flng' novf wares over 'the : Custom
Pouse in ewIOrlean Ut f;t-um m
j .n.-Amf ncan r nr : stearaer ; reports
capturing three rebe steamers. They
were sent to KeV West, a ol .ar.isn
.... j
BLUE GRASS, .RED TOP
: ! ,AND ORCHARD GRASS,
OSAGE ORANGE AND
1 p j ' FLAX SEED,
BLACK LOCUST AND - :
. ORONOCOiTOBACCO SEED,
By the Ounce, "Pound or BasLel,
Also an extensive variety cf -
. GARDEN SEEDS,
L Fot. sale, Chep forCash,,
' l'i A llM the Advertiser Office.
rt 1 1
4-t: v)
j ; .'Nrw-YoaK May ' 7.
i Amocg'lhe pakien'g'ers 'on 'iher Persia
were Cameron; "Nlipister.'to'Jluso'.'and
Bayard'TayJoV,' SeVypItary xfLegaifon3
The; Persia tikes. out.SSOO.OOO in specie.
"Advices from I3urdside!s division state
trnra-re'jitr.eTit'of North Caroliniirns" had
been? organized Capr.'PoUer 6f Gen.
Foster's, staff, .being appointed Colonel,
The regiment will be armee and eduipped
i farfrh:'Burnlideiforthe,defen?e.cf ilheir.
berof Uni'1 raen voluntarialiy'camia'farL
ward and took he oath of allegiance. ;
; 'Our. troops; havd captured horses ' en
ough from the rebels to re-mount two com-
paniesy ':' '; -
by the Sau'JadntUSeininoie, Dacglab J
and the Monitor bringing vp, the rear, all
apparently using the.gteatest speed to
tards the forts-'T .y..5 ?f:fT.,.f
To the spectators this seemed rather
mortifying; bin as they1; moved -tfowrPirf
line tbi'e Monitor was. 'seen'lo haland
the San " Jacinlo '' abd Dacotaru'alsd fol-
followed her exampleVJeaving the Sus
quehannah ;and Seminole tnioving ahead ment, for -which the 'confederate ' forces
i Tbe same pcper. in'Tegrd to the vis
it cf -the French Minister, -cays his object
was to learn frorrf "personal interview what
wereihe 'jrrqspects1 of ; :the' ;Ccntederate
States achiet ing their . independence.'
Tl;e resolt of the -. Minister's, inquiries
hates not transpire but we are informed
that he is highly satisfied with all he saw
and heard. ' - ! ' : "' : - . . . ...
The four" steamers- and, -the Monithor
having taken their position, the Merrimac
also halted, and the fure , vessels stood
thus , not more , than a, .exueand A hslf
ipartf the Merfimac apparently timvil
ling to comu further down, and the Mon
itor unwilling to go further up.
The Minnesota also steamed,up to the
fortress "wharf, followed slowly by" th
Vanderbilt, when . both stopped. After
laying iff 'this position" the Minnesota
iurned and steamed back, ..and the Van
derbilt, without -ttrrnicj, slowly backed
ivaterdown the river. '. Jix .
i Whilst thii nianeavering,.was going on
the firing had entirely ceased lfrom all
points. . . -. . r, ' ' '
i 3:30 r. m. The Merriniic r.o: tome's
four 1 and steams back towards Norfolk,
with her rebel fb j 'flymg. The Dacotah
again proceeds up towards the Ilerrirnac,
and the Monitor starts towards the mouth
of the Elizabeth river. The Drscoiah fs
how vithin easy range cf V s well's 'Pcint,
but the batteries there do net open cn her
She and the T.rc-.itcf have bc'.h s!oed,
and "the Merrimac is-' lying stationary,
about a mile from the Craney Island bat
teriesT f IS I'.T,'. ri:;ij inTiHiUOnA.
i Here commenced an important move
mentwhich cannot ber made public' just
yet. .''The, Vanderbilt 'and. Arago; hate
now steamed up io front of the wharf
The Merrimac 'has. run b'adcy.crrder the
gucs of. Craney Island, .and, thel. Monitor
is steaming off toward her at full speeds
The.Minhesota'is also coming "np again
at full speecWi-the efforts' being ata 'draw
the -rebels era t again. "-;' ': r' 37;:--; ov
1 For'the-'rast iro houfs,:the "fleet has
been moving" back 'ncf forward, but the
Merrimac stilUlre under i the guns of
Craney Islaccbf. TheMinnescn'a. AragoJ
and Vanderbilt have' gone', back to their
anchorage, and there is no; prospect of a
fight to-nignt..., . . ..-rr .j
- The troops are -going cn: board s the
transpors, and the war vessels, including
the -Monitor,-have all returned to 'their
anchorage. j ytf UllillVl
Two thoroughly reliable . Kentuckians,
just arrived' frora -New-QrleaES, report
that all alec j the Mississippi, f rqra, JMem
phis'to New Orleans, i one genVr'd bon
fire of property, particularly cotton, of
wbich eleven or-twelve thousand bales
have been'burriecl al New Orleans. The
people near towjas'all moving inland, des
troying properly along the -tributaries of
the Mississippi; .the planters " iri many
cases applying-the torch; to their own
property. Among a great number of
planters but cne .was. found "who objected
to the burning cf his coton.- - " : "
thaf ii:.;.i3r.J t r tea:, va jw.cs
River, they will certainly be intercepted
by our forcess landed at West Point.
Not less, thary fty-slenmers.. are em
ployed i'trans:.r,i3g t'je ! a-!? nceof the
army to WesTPoiat. "
On.rJir h;t ths.rrcnT .tcV.cr.e
Perusyivan'ia f attery. hiring f.rst k.liod
all the horses of the-t-tttery, and havirg
butrjfrniin'' infamy s-jpporr, were overf
whalned and ccpeHcd to urrcnicr.
Before the close cf the day thi? battery,
with cne tf th enemy's, . was captured.
; Latest. We liive "just learned that
the enemy have destroyed all the bridge?
acrssa the Chictahominy. .
; ''McCIelhnis resting his army cn this
sirle cf the river.
1 The Chickahoininy runs parallel wiii
the James river, into which it flows.
rn:;n, v;ia
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Keaturfej Jltl Top Crass per hchet.
Ssrsitssj er Sajir Case r?r
Osara Orars p?r bcli',l
Top Oiier.? fjr brute',
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GARDEN AD FLOW Hit SHEDS.
Tar DciC2 hirers, JVarractel.
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Chicago; May 7.T -
i The Petersburg Express states tEat an
engagement took place at ' Cumberland
Gap on Monday theSSth,' '.The federals
we're, repulsed with .considerable loss.
Thly hive boen reinforced . by -ten regi-i
nientsj.andr have completed .-.a floating
bridge acrdss" the'Cumberland river. It
is believed they will make'a flank move-
JOHN H. MAUN,
Will. rem no'.tlaa wttchtala not aatieCcd ia a
i iTjbe'tai bill as. reported by the, Finance'
Committee of the Senate contained ine
following ;. changes y-'p -Distilled ; liquors
manhfactored after .' the passage of .."the
bill, .'.20 cts. a gallon roah liquor SI a
barrel ; licenses to rectify; S25 each five
hundred barrels ;,'candles, 3 cents ; coffee
cent;, tobacco, including snuff and pre
pared smoking tobacco1, CO eents a pound
cigars 10 to 35 cents; salt 6 cents j rail
road iron, re-rolled, 75 cents; carriages,
watches, ;m'nsicnlirtrairients, geld 'dnd
silfer plate.'are' exenrned ; horned xaitle,
over 13 months old. taxed 30. cents ; ail
passenger travel 3 per cent." o gross re
ceipts; .passports, 2 each ; bills of ei-charjge.-
prouussory notes, -tank bills, all
over two 'hundred dollars, taxed ,T per
cent;' letters of credit.. 50. cents; bills, of
lading, to domestic ports exempted j .tel
egraphic messages 3 cents when cost over
twenty" cents ;. "leases, manifes's, passage
tickets, and appeals :stlawf exempted ;
tax on straw, silk and woolen hats and
bonnets, ready-made clothing, paper, en
namelied cloth, machine' belting,., wine
nWe..from grapt s, furs, and raw cotton,
all stricken outJ -The final clare of the'
bill jepeah theSDO.ppOCpbf direcl'taix
after the first yf arY I V ' " "
; i.f tt :
- : , . Cincoco. May 8.
The Kor folk iDay-Book of the 3d fays
it reported at Atlanta, Georgia, the part
of Mitchell Yforces" advanced froni'Guh-
trees, landing on -Rome? GaiT- ;
! - 35 ? J T " ""Tir""
: . . J J i i i I i i M a KTowxi May,.
Late intelligence from the field of bat
tle. saysiMcCleilan' came bp with' the
rebels eight miles beyond Williamsburg;
a'ter a severfrskKmishTvith their rear
guard, he put them to flight across the
Chickahominy river. . Y . -
Large numbers' cf additional deserters
report that they had nothing to eat for 49
hours but a few hard " biscuit. ' When
brought in they. fell down exhausted.
Heavy cannonading was heard at early
hcur this morning by boats coming down
the river. - The result was net ascertained.
No doubt ihe, whole rebel army of the
State is disorganized under the rapid
pursuit, of - J.TtCIellan, r-.rid "fleeing" with
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j . ?roaLUlocC7;iU3':eiatb(bc3liMa tali
C'Ofi-PrD'E'WI
te rill liihfac'Joa to all ri.j mi 7 ca'.l at bit
: ?IISCELLAEOU3.
E?JrntleCes?r.t rtr trrel.
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Ca'..nei Haitar icr ttrrel.
We alio keep a liriiJUf of fara tisplenifcta
CatalosntilErtlse-t cc appUCiiioa.
IT.EW. GOODG
i JUST RECEIVED AT
icoc
to srix
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;JOHN A. PONN
Is no reoolrinj and eponlaj ont Lia Spring
Stock cf Oxxii, c! nJU Ifljf cf
Dry Gocdi,
Groceries.
.' Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoe," -
1 ' Flour and Bacon,
Queens-raro,
Hardware.
' Furniture,
"Y 'Y ' ; ": Sash and Doer?.
Window Glass.
' ' etc., etc., v'c.
Y. . , ;. WLSoh X willioU cljea'' fjt
sii.or tToanee.
D
C4I! find sxanjlno rry itock tefora porcluln
eliewhere.
lircwDitilia. April 21,152, , ... Y . 'b42-Cm
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II& haa Hwra tiaSf!, anil M confinttr rtceiTloe a
large io-plT ef !' articles unaU kept lo a
; 1.-'. ' i;i f 1 ' '---. -
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! DRUG STORE.
1 linoiiuiLi'iO i)V ..nsrri
i Sotifi ti. MAtrSa
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! BrowTiTiMe'. SrtTSi, iSS2.""TS-n44-W
j Offices "for" Rent.
' Tbi(l Clt Drti Etor and crpper- part of th City
brut Store; noWtxcafcie ty Jurtetf wr-eeler, ars rsr
rent. .Apply to JOIIX H. ilAUN cr
acgtjstus snosxnsrr.
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MANUFACTURING- C0L1PANY,
; HEIIRY. II'D.IVIT,
! Ihtita tie retention of McroLanU, Grocers, Jlo
tcl Keepor?, Ranchman, ind Traralers to the Miooa,
o his extensiTtt
CracIiCi' iJannfaetorr
Cs ia prepared to foru'-ib
. . ' . -r r - i
' " SODA, BOSTON, BtJTTKfl.
SUGARD AND PIC NIC CRACKEHS
j - ' AND; PILOT BREAD,
At TThoIesala or SaUli, ani at trices as low an can
be bad anywhere. US.S'RY M'DIVITT.
April 17, J8(!2 n41-3n
:lToticc to Creditors; s
All persona knowiriji themaelyes Indebted to Dr. A. 5.
Holladay, by not er bocS accoont, i!! eo well tell
on me and settle the same before ibe 25ib (! rt JCay
Dext,u l wm iner tbttdatetsoiiect alt of b4s Js"t by
procea cf Lw.- ' - A. SCnOKN'HKir, Attorcer.
BrowniIie, IT. 7., Kay lit, JSi3. u43-if
Kstrnr Notice Tfken Up.
Taken trp by the snscricer, re.sidir. six mile dt
Of Xematia City , on or about tbe first of .Tune, 1351, a
trstW iroo-rrsy borw-pony, af.ort seren years tA,
branded in tbe le sbooltferi atir.ralse-1 by Jerome
Hover an.1 W. W. Keeling, on the 2!h daf of Jtarcn
1SS2, at f-i cricea of ibe burse to py or kee; injr. '
If tbe horse i not (! for and property proven 'ri
or before tte fifib daj of Juue, 1S2, he wilt bs by'rae
sold te the hlbet bidder for casa. at m? riienci
' ... 4 WJt. P. FITZWAT in
April 3, 1S62. P39-10 w $5 ft fee t .
;4 . ,
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tor f!HiJ i-fia-!.;, , tvft D.-'BTil.j
SnrMry. ; , -
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sixi -i e.gi.m:s oi; boileiis
pate in BnAa cane ktu.s.
TaTKNT STS4M COIL RVAPOJMTOnS.
. PATENT F1RR KV A POTIATO
PATIXX ETA1IP aiLu-t,
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... roa
riKCs peak on LA.nf: st tfriitoii
, BZ5D FOTl Cir.CTLAr.3,
4 i -
s "fUli CU, and Descriptions, Price, c'c.,
-
axd aAcniear op all ticrcsirricx.
rSED rOIt.CIRcTLARS.J
- . . " P.tr. c,t7rs. r.-c?! hat,
It. W. rUit.NAV, AHJITV
t IJrowaville. .firH-.k,i.
or Wos CinaUra asJ Cel.i.ei iaicriwiwn au t-
atarru:-!, i:;;. rn37ljjj
notice to pir-i;:jiTous.
To Jacob Gearing Wi'l;.ira-A. Carr.VH, C;Ya.
Johnst'.n, Elmer Gmvej, Js'T-a W. 1 pj..-'y. Ji-.j
iiCAror, Alfred Crerrln. fJ-r.r T7. .''niitb, llra?
ScrithYJchn iastaw and laaivin llyrk, j.a &r
hertby Dr.t.-'-d to appear nt the L.ini 0..-3 at
UrownTilie, N. T., within thirty rlnjs Tr n ihf clr.
of tlii Tt, to make aJJitlcoal pro f in rerl-.a
to joa. r'le-Eujptiun Cliiaj--, in .i-jrtii-cj U-Y
struotion f.-cra tb- Ccrnu:i;-?ir.rjt;r r-t tb j uY -tl
' rJCilAUii F. B A Rr.ET. - .
iprit i:,w, . .