Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3665, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1862 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL

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! Tmt Nixt Srara Fair We .re authorized to i ' Hate tint if the Stile Rur! of A.'riilunc w-U , ' i,j i huil ethdit.on for,

l "in ' v - - , j i-r,- -.r, ti .m Smi Kair Gru:.d. li'lenck i

- - Heebe. K-.. rrorrietor of the hinpire .V.oon, . TH CULT TATX ?-.5T!Xi:MFtt7 II U early an,, folX .Yd pledge thrme!te in the midi j rarr;tprea a;t freight trau,, n4 UI,rrr4 to oaV ! of thiee I uaJred d'.iJsrs" if iete.iry, in lurlber f

w-Titer:n f;aerit Hwm ui met,mit I fi- jkrcc F object. Lei our iiiei coant and othmlf At 4i'Tf j vl..&-a men hw a lke lJ.er.il spiiit iu this Frem tbe Capital of Indiana, to ret ta ne of tbe iay j regard, and tbe alTir II K off.

ffTn !x '.o tvrlve toartirMtLe7CnrfCfiTeittfcr.nh !

In any Tin town c.nraiiroM.centru:;; At Ina anapon, r.1 mpil4 wttn tie SENTINEL on as food term any ctaer paper. CtaM for tbe toaily III ba auppiie4 at 4,rnt' ratra. Ordr are sol-cited, dlw

- l'tr ih li')T State 5:;iijw I. Mrtfr inlr. The K.c-nM i-s t the Staf lh,ird of Aiiu .i'tiire, p.e-eM at a meeting t ei l on (!.' 27tii iv-a , i d p'ed the f.l!tiwr! pteunMe an 1 reout'on: Wiijrh. The hute Uoard of AK''"'tire, ii vini; dem rr.ineJ on holding a State Fi r t'i I ill, and its t!ie fair jrruund? u.ed by the fti;; Board, are n iw occup'e 1 as an eoc impment for;

military purpoe, making the prepirat.on ol new ground absolutely eentitl; and, m it in. of the citizen of Indinar.oll. interested iu the

hoMioz of a fair, have intimated a wir.iuzness tt co-orerate with thii Board in re,trin suitable j groonds for I :r, j Uf$olrtJ, Th it the co iiper.it ion ol the rcip'.e of In.Ii.tn j-Klin h ie."p5ctlu!ly oütite-l; i:-J tti vt j

TELEGRAPHIC.

f kjcrtthm. imisii ri.a tm ia;lt tat' unMuj

City Point. , fired from the furt,ml ih prompt presence of 6 Lit r.iplit ot:e of our two bun JiH n;en wra'.i h iv ciirifil 5t, but ther nl shel!el the rt-iei on tlie t were not thc-re, anl Use tnip4 re:inJ. !

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GEIt.

-?TC,rn. McCl!!n has iuJ a humin or

der torbi'l'Jio II fat driving of public burses and xnüle, except in cases of Lece?itj. Tr-in will not mote fter than walk, eitept under written orders totheoßi:er or wagon m titer in c'.ur;e. Ofilcer ernlin? mountel rueencer with ii-p.teh-whK-h are to be carried at a f.ter pace tluu a wrtlk, will indicate en the enve'.o;; t! e gait the messenger m to uke, whether & trot or a n Ilot.

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vr.iAfüs is rcpeviiuuv requeMfi, a me re, u.iGfctAT FotRTH or JtLt ExciKios TOtix-j ti,,,,, re,Miir are extensive, air! it ti i f t i r ii

FUELIOrJT BELIEVED FK05I COMMAND.

GEN. RUFUS KING SUCCEEDS rlfil.

Vnlna?lc IlocuinnifM. We bare 1 ! the f..;!owlQj va!aat! dxrimfut,

mi A ak Drmorrati in ryif Court and Towabip in In- i din Ii c!ub t'tbf r and tid fr tbm, fr dirtr.buti jq: oorlirea peeehe. !

T.r-t..r.f iin. n Voobbiks n&on the flnan- CIXATI.--Uie eicurmn train wi.S leive inn-; lifc!d. mU.t l,e cunimer.ce,! a ein v rH.-.-il.V

cla! pj ri frauda cf th Admtration prtj, anspli over the Indi-iniiha nnl Cincinnati! Halted. Tint the old F.iir Ground., or bt vio.iicaUoo cf Lit ita:mDta to Uat p:b ia reply j ruilroad at C A. M., ai.d retnnun wiil leave j proun if j the immediate Tici;;itT thereof, be e-tn.tK-row.f Mr Dwaa.of Ma-husetu. Tbe i Ciiicinti-tl at 1 1 u0 P. 31., after the iti.apIaT of the i jec,ej n9 the m t suitable for the Ixldia of the

the itoird wiii nwuit any pr.wition for nd n- j Resignation of General Shields, i itincc In preparing m;t.ih!c croundi, tint the! i

citizens of lirJs.-tapoli bist ileierm'iie to re:dtrr. i j RccUrd, That the immediate icti n i.f i!t ! WOVa?MFJX Ä'JGWM. ;

, From Clfr Point.

Cut Toixt, June

cunUitt-s m jved up an

: I'etersJjwtv road. Iut without ant cn-u tltie on

j their ude according to their own account of the

, aJ nr.

Gen. Lonytieet iueil a flamiiii; address to bis troo m Mjiid.iy ixi tie of the preit contlict imminent, iu.'.tir.g them to new deeds of berorsm and adviaing tbetn to aim low and auk. 6ure of their mark, r The omcial liaU of the rebel loci at the battle of Fair Oks hire Uea publbbed. Eightj-fife regiment ar.dbattenej in all were engaged, u tam-'iig a o- of killed, wounded and miasing of Tho rate cf postage on letter in the Southern Conieder-tcv bts been raised from five toten

CCL Li.

Ailit Diüipatcltr.

Wt Low, from E'pabüraa recoid, the expr u-litarf cf the Adm!rfralkc; tb amount of lb puUic iiV.tdi, and tb Itroaa fraaJ Ij wbicb that debt baa brrn trwrrad. I'ablihed Ui ib pampllrt f aixWn pa?, a4 ir.it h furni.hrJ at 91 pr bonJrrtl, aol f!0 r tbooar.d. tpereli tf It lchrdan and Addreto lite Urinorrarf of Ihr t nilf d Ktnte. Ttt aprrh f Un W A. KiruAKDSox, of Illinois, tx-p-wkinf tb abolition acl.rroi of Ryro rjiia!ity, and a h.it tb ta-rayrra are paring for tbe exprimrnt- In the tin pauphlet (of rlbt paf) I the Addrr of the

lniirric mrmbrra of Conerr to the I nmcrAcy of th lrtei Statra, p;rrrrl bj tbe Hon. W. A. lUriuannn, h. a;ft!t intimate filnd t.f Senator IjroLA.a. Trice If n rr it j-er dxen, fifty crnt prr bundrrd, in fuur dollara pri th-nrid. ClrctilAtr the liorumrnlt. Tbrae doctnnrnts L"oH e placet in tbe band .f tery votrr In Indiana, m tbry dl-cu in a inal-r!y mannrr aubjret wbU b have a dep intrrct fur every ci'.lzm who ieirra to prrrnre cnvtitatii.al lilcrty and to pTIta.ite tli Utiion aa frameJ by tha Father of tba IpUblÄ Speecbea ahoaM be ordrrd by Kipre. if possible, a the potaje la a ctn. a cpy, ad 1 a tbn nlUt ixf prepaid. It i taken vat ol tbe money ent. All ordern acontpanied with the ea-L, w.: l promptly attended to. A'Mre, KLLKC, II AUKSE-v k WNfiHAM, IndiaiiapoliM, Ind. narmti Count f (rnlrul Comin liter. Tbo Mjri'Hi Couiitr Central Committee wül meet at the Smt'mtl otlioe on S iturd.iy. June at 11 o'clock A. II., to nuke amusement fur ap;ioiiüti delegate to the Cotire.ioii.il Convention. A full and prompt ttcnddtice in desired. The following i the Conitnittce: Centre Tonn-hlp To! n K Kidcr (Chairman ',) Samuel Heek, Julius Itoettither. Itwrence Samuel CreT. Warren William Hunter. Frinkiin Wofnlford White. 1'errj Jnme Wet l. Sr. Deciitur -Jee Triie. WHhinpton William Krle. Tike Jteph Loften. Wajne Jnme I. Drake.

fi w-..t.-. Tlrltti mill slk la i'ci w 1 tn return

on any of the regular train of Stturday, tlie j

üth, ami no ionper. l icket lor tnc rouuo trip only !. The citizttn of Indianapolis mj rely on tili: Irt-in tlie i:te.it excution of the peu.son. Tickets can l-e hau nt W. I. Vieker'a dru More, under O ld Feüow' H ill; Merrill & Co.'a hook

Mote. G!nnH Uhn-k; No J' K .-t Washington

street, and at the Union I)ejot ticket ofhee. dtd

State Fair this fall.

JrST The Nashville papeia repre-?nt that the men who we e the m t rabid hejes-sionisH durii g the occupition of that reion by rebel force me now the most pr.-in and extortionate in thtir dealings with the Government. It U the ca?e with tlie rabid evert here. Ther.ibid AlolitioniU and lou 1 tnouthe! putiiots here are dedn the time thin. Extreme will meet, if not on the b itt'e-rie'd, they will le sure tobe cheek by j-jwl in the middle of Uncle Sun 's money bas. JT" The committee apM.irte i by thecitizns of Gieeiburir and vicitdr v to vi-it and care for

i the sick and wounded of the Tih Indi it a fiave

cot.cluded their libors and made their report. They found the regiment in better condition th in thev'had been led to expect Ironi the me ier report puldi.-hed lielore their departure. The sick aiein t!ie hospital at Wasliinton. where they me well cared for. A positite order :om the War Department forbid lin futlouh on any account i the apology for their not bringing home the wounde-J. They found the regiment at Front Kotal. and it marcheil to Catleti'i Station befoie they left. 7" The most beautifully amnped and commo tnliom store in Indiana, prob iMy, are those in (i.ennä Ulock. Indi.iturwdi, an I nowhere cm m ne pesftvt stock of good .e found. The boot and shoe department ol C-idy Co., in the west room, is one of the "wonder." of the Capital City. One almost become lo-t in w an tiering anind anmn-t the btock of boots and sdioes'of every cnceiable ttyle, stacktnl in every part of their immense store. And then he clerkart so oMiiiiiii; and attentive, ami ood are tdlcred .o extremely In- that it does one vd to trnle there. Do not fail to go to the Gienn' Itlot-k tor boot and shoe. Dclateure County Vrt r Vms.

MtTEoronTAx Hall The Invisible Trince drew anoi.her lireh ue last nilit. The near approach ot the cloe of the the iLrictl ien!4on urse. our timusement-'oring citizen to see as n.ucli of tho-e who hive m) loTig adtn'tiisterel lo their enjojnicnt of the ira ma a they cm. Tne'.r appie ci ttiot: of their favorite incre.ie nt the rospeet of losing them. Mi- M.icaithy ha been ttninentiv and doervedltr it favorite here, and her appearance last night called forth applause long and heartfelt. A f erlect shower of boo,uet raine 1 upon her when he iin "The Union Kiht or

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when in answer to a dealen

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Viva 1' America," wa given, the

She ha labored f lithfullv

CITY AND STATE ITEMS. t35 The City Council meet tt night. r2?An acre of gras ia the north part of the city ia for oale. Inquire at thia oilice.

jT5PSoldiers in and alxut the city, alwent from their eommind, are retjuireJ to report at once to Col. Simoiison, the commandant of the post.

'Harper' Monthly Magazine, for July, i

received, and for sale by Merrill k Co., and

Iioweu, Stewart ii Co.

OT" Gen. Grant i in command of the force in ami itlout Meinphi. but ii not. n we understand it, military coianiaiidaut of the city. 2f"Evt rylody go to Cunningham's for pure ice cream, lie furnishes it to parties at Lome or at hi aibor.

Fianos Ti Nin. Mr. Ilerins: will pay prompt attention to all order lell at Ü en ill's Lotk store, rustollice, or the Indianapolis Musical Institute, in the Erna Uuilding. 21-öt PiE.sox.tL Captains D. II. Cully n:id Wm. Darnell, of the gallant 1 1th Indiana, arrived in the city yesterday ami were warmly welcomed by their numerous iiicnds.

in;; encore,

was buried in rose.

to win the regard of the patron of the Metro;olit.an, and tin token of their appreciation mut h ive been grateful to her pride a an actress, and her feeling a a Inly. Toe F.e.d of Slnloh, a recite I by Mr. Hill, was touching and beautiful. It drew to my a tear. We ho; it may be repeated lo night, and ci en ho ly should go to he ir, it.

The plat fr.to night are London Assurance, '

one of the best nt our liuht drama, an

of Honnv Fi-h Wife. It i-i a good

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From lVabincion. Washington. June 2G. The Hritish Postofßce Department ha withdrawn its original proposition, made in lr37, and fcrmal'v accepted by Postmaster General Blair in November last, for a reduced rate of international letter postage, from twenty-five to twelve per cent., between the two countries. The United States Postolhte did not anticipate this withdrawal after the subject w.i favorably reopened by the pre-ent Postmis ter Get:eral upon the Uritish bii. This result I much to be regretted. A letter ti the iler.tli, d.iieJ "Burnt Chimneys, June Üb, sits: m A. dashing recounoissance wa made by Capt. Kecnon, with twocomvunies ofcavalrv.to Jan.e

river on Saturday. The Captain understood from j nir!f nr.j Ajiii'li ir tktl 1 a in aa J rift f tl.lt - irllTiL.k if !

CibtaWtTaaO 1 Vlta'iin iSal lilt-J m uilkOita

Wasuingtox, June '21. SENATE. Mr. Howe presented a memorial from citizens of Wisconsin in favor of the enlargement of the Oswego and Erie canal. Mr. Anthony, from the Committee on Printing, reported a bill authorizing the Superintendent of Public Printing, under the direction of the joint Committee on Printing to print and sell for cost copies of public documents w hich may hare been ordered by the Department. Passed. Mr. Powell called up the resolution directing the Secretary of War to transmit to the Senate the report of Joseph Holt and Robert DaleOweu. Ue said that he understood the report exposed thegreitest fraud upon the Government ami he wanted it presented that it might go before the country. Mr. Anthony moved to amend the resolution so a to request the President, if not incompatible

had ol late been signalling the shore a if anx-

with the public interest, to transmit the said re-

will be b jrnc in mind that this is the last niht of i

the season.

lTThe National Saloon, No 27 South Meridian street, will serve up at U o'clock this evening, a splendid free lunch of turtle soup and all the delicacies of the season. All lovers of good things are invited to be present. 11.

CoxcrnT. The concert la?t night by the little folks, dre!ed in the fab"mii of one hundred veirs ago, drew an overflowing crowd nt Masonic llall. The pinping wa sairpaiiii:ly good and the au clieme were del Ji:lit-0 tiii llie treat.

SuooTiMi Affray. On Thursday night 1 ite.a mm named Tilly went, in company with ihiceor four others, to the house ot S.mford Cat lor, in the northeast part ot the city. Some of the parties who accompanied Tilly, and probably Tilly him self li id h dirliculty w ith C iylor some time be fore The parties got into :t general row, and Citlor, after giving gouud fortune time and be ing b o ke.l to the wall, drew a pistol and tired, the ball taking effect on the right arm of Tilly, tearing through the muscle near the shoulder. The wound i a sevtie one, and will probibly render the arm uele during the natural hie ol Mr. Tilly. An examination ol the atl'air will l e had before Mayor Maxwell on Monday, Cuvlor l aving given bail for Iiis appearance. STThe following contracts were awarded for United State pubssistence store Jut;e 25tb, ltffcJ.by Capt. Foster, A. C. S , United Siatis Arm v: A.& II. Schnull Pe , $1 HI per hus.li.; soap, 5 2.'i plOcrer Ib.; alt, W'k per 1UJ lb.

M. Fitzgibtoii k Co. Mess p.ok. $K 45 per

brl., bacon sides, od lotic per Ib.; o icon slioul

deiü. 3 Ui) I IKle rer Ih : extra tlour, ' 71) per

brl.: com meal. o!e ier 100 lbs., l-em. 15

per bush.; hominy, 1 10-lDdc per lb.; Coffee Uio,

green. 20 7ll-HMic per lb. A I ford. Mi. I t C lte. "i er lb brown suirai.y 3D rer lb.

Cornelius Sc ha tier A; Co. Fieshbeef, 2 bo ICO

per lb. F. 1). r.lanc k Co. Mess beef. 6 per brl. P. IJ. Cloon Hard bread, 3 S-G IHUc Jer ib. Kuzer i Caldwell MoIa-es, 30c. per gal

coffee, Kio, roasted, 2lc pe. lb. ; black tea, ö'.i

lcr Ib.

Wright, Date t Miguire St ir candles, 15

S3 Hide per lb; green tea,fc?e per lb.; vinegar,

4 c er gal.

22?" We call the attention of our busine? men to the leroUititoii passed ly the State lloani o Agrituituu. putih'lie-1 in llii. nmning' piter. II" they desire to have the fair held here this cmeon they fhould take prompt action in the muter. 5?Tne reton why It.iker & Mclver are 5nc-ce-sful i:: busine; is because they always have a splendid stock on hand and are not afraid to let the people know it. We t ike p'e-isure iu recommending uch a ßrm to the community. 2-3t. JT5Cpt. nradhnr. the Chief Quartermaster ofGrat'.t's 'rntc Thomas's) army, has moved with hi cuprlie Irom Pittsburg Lmdingtoa jo:t.t on the Memphis niid Cli rle'Au road four miles from Cer nth. 23A mm always fe!s comfortable when he ha done the Hühl thing. It is the experience of all who buy their It.tta of Spent er. 32 West Wshiiutou street. Trv it vourself, and tou will have ... . i t . i . i i

a tooiioriaoie ueau ana an easy conscience 10 morrow.

2T" The notorious nigger, Turner, son of the epia.ly well known Madam Ann Turner.in a conflict with some negroes on hi mother's premises, Thursday nuht, was cut s ) severely on the head with an ax that he will probably not su ive. The house was at the same time cleaned out. It is a hiss tie city can well bear, although w e deprecate n ob law o; an v kind.

SPECIAL NOTICES. :2TT0 THE NERVOUS AND CONSUMPTIVK OK tolll SKXkS. A llt-iired Clergyman liavini? hi en restop-l l health iu a days, afirr niutiy yrars of i:re.'tt suM'-ric?, wilüiii; to si.-t other ly teiidinic (i'ri'f) iri-tlio ri-c-i,t cf a jnj.-t-j.:i l i!ircct-d envelope, a cipy of the pre.-criplion u-nl. rt to Rev. JOHN M. DAflNAIJ Je9-dlw4m Isd luitou stiiet, IlrooklyD, X. V.

PTXBILia JNTOTICE

TOyiI.aSt. V :U., Drugisto, !Vo. K li.iit IVasliiiigton Mreel, Itae been appviited amenta fur tbe sale of it it a t i: s f i Nsuj; o, TIIK WOXDKUFL'L (iKAXl'U'S, f rihccure of Coughs, C'ul'ls, S.: e l li rout, Ii. . ui Ii i i. l iieziii, ' rrit at ion of tlie I'viiht and Tnil, and Hiseast of the Lunir. Sold in large boxes, 25 ct., il cts..am! $1 each. nlnJAwlv

SINGER tv CO.'S LETTER "A"FAM-

IhY SliWIXii MACHIXK, with all the recent improvements, Is the r.EST and CIIEAI'KST and MOST I'.E.VL'TIFL'r of all ewiiiR raacliines. This machine will sewanythiiig, from the ruuuiu of a tuck ia tailetan to the making of an overcoat atij thing from pilot or beavrrcloth

down to the softest gauze or R;:-inier tissue, and in ever ready to do it work to perfection. It cau fell, ben, bind, gather, tuck, quilt, and has capacity for a great variety of ornamental work. This is not the only machine that can fell, hem, bind, and -o forth, hut it will do eo better than any other machine. The Letter A Family dewing Machine may he had in a great variety cf cabinet casts. The Folding Cae, which is now heeowitig so popular,!, a- its name implie, one that can he fohied into a box or case, which4 wl n np'-tid, makes a beautiful, suhstaiiti.il, and spariou tatilo for the work to ret upon. The cases are of every imainahle design plain as the wood grew in its native forest, cr as elaborately finished as art can make thein. I. M. SIXüKÜ A CO., o. 4.VS firoaiiw.iv, Xew York, tif In 1 anpo!is (Juice 3 Odd-hellows' Hall,

api"-uy

ious to commuuicate with our land forces. He obtained permission from beadiiuattets to under take to communicate with her.

He found (Jen. Henry A. Wise held a position j opposite Fott Dai ling with .",IK.K1 troops, consist i in:r of the extieme ruht of the rebel army. The !

pickets of tlie reoels retched alou 'he rivetbank sei era! mile below, md, us thev were

d thelarce j closely posted, the Captain dermintd to hazard bill, and it ' l',e I'roab'iity of capture and go aboard alone.

He penetrated, in the early morning, t!ie enemy s picket line und forced a negro to low hi in .to the GÄlena.

Captain Kcenon held a pistol to t'ne negro's ear to prevent treachery. He letnaineil on board j the G ilen.itill da light, and rejoined hi com- j mind, h tving accomplished his purpose. j Tiie following special order ha been issued j

from the headquarters of the army of the 1 otomac, dated Camp Lincoln, June 20: The disinterment of bodie on the field of battle being found prejudicial to the health of trooj, it is strictlv prohibited. Bv order of Maj. Geu. McCIelhtn". HrAi'yt auteus Army of tul Potomac,) June l'J, ltii-2. J The extra issue of whisky heretofore ordered will be immediately discontinued. All commanding ollicer are enjoined strictly to cufotce the existing orders, directing that hot coffee be served to the troop immediately after reveille, lly command of Major (Jen. McCiellan, Signed S. Williams, A. A. 0. The special correspondence of the Tribune says: We have excellent authority for saying that evidence alie.uly talvcn beiore the Judiciary Committee of the House iu the case of Hen. Wood is stronger th in that w hieb expelled Senator Bright, and that Wood' expulsion from the House is certain. Others, however, speak less positively. The bill to carry into effect the recent slave trade treaty with (treat Britain, which passed the Senate to day with only four negative vote cast by Messr. Cniile, Kennedy, I'owell and Saulsbury, cieate three judges, with a salary of $2,500 each, and three arbitrator. The bill will pas the House under the previous question.

Another account cor.f.rni the above in the mini, but Utes that the 2nh Mivmchusetts did well, and cives our lo killed t4, wouudeJ 3Ci, rn'ing 121. Our camp is now within range of the gLboat' fire and in a fe condition. Entrenchment were thrown tip, and rcinforcetaccta awaited. Gen. Braiina' irocp. to the cuzaber of 2.000, had arrived at Key l es.t from Jame Il&d, tot our forces nut be largely reicforce-i befo.-e operations are resumed. The rebel troop are constantly arriving, and preparations for the defense of Charleston are extensively making. A Beaufort letter states that the loss of the 2d New Ilamphire wm 106 killed and wounded, and the bth Michigan 300. The same letter s?erts that Cam. Dupont ay he c.ia take Charleston with fiie good gunboats. He can run by Sumter and the fori fjcition without the loss of more than two, and with the others shell the citr.

IValiiNglon street.

MEDICAL.

3"e are informed by Capt. Darnell, of the

lltli Keirimei.t. who ha iut arri ve-I Irom Jlem

jilii. tint the Union IVi'liii'j: in tint citv is jirnw

inir rapiOlv. When ihe 11th first rriveJ there.

the people were sullen and reserved, but day by

day-tins m odv deine mor wore oil, tind now

hev mingle freelv witli the Union ohlie.-fl. anO

are seem uglv very happy at the chuie that has come o'er the spirit ol their dream. The store

are all open. ni business i brisk. He siy val (luatitilie of Migar were concealed from the Con

felerate authorities, ami i now beim; broucht to

light; cotton also i be'nv; tumbled out from the d tr!; corner of large cellar?, and other outof the way place. The Captain "peaks proudly of the inhabitants on the line of mrch Ironi Corinth to Memphis. He t ivs, the s d.liers were every here well treat el. The citizen owned that mey had been secessionist, bat tlicv saw the hopelessness of their cause, and were willing to ive it up. The cot ton burning onlc wa odiou to them, and they had evaded it by every means in their power. Thev w ei e surprised n.n-1 pleased lo find that thvir negroes were not encouraged to follow our army, and freelr cknow leilred that their "rights" hid

been better respected by our troops th in by the:r

town. 1 he Captain feel conti Jei.t tht 1 eiiiies?TOur friend Johnson will accept our thinks , ?ee will return to her first lot that of the glofor hi present of cherric. They were Que. and ! riou old flag. it i hmlly crol able that fuo! fruit should l ej rr!uce.l on a two year old j;rowtri of tree. May ! M XMMT11 Kkcit A. H M er, of C?:lifornia. be live Ion-to rest under the shade of his cherry ..... .... ., ,r.,m,j ,;,,"..,. r, ,i; . .-.,1

l ' x . ; ; , . . i ' ! i at preset t in the city on n brief Ms.t to hi j friends. .Mr. Elvers has w'nli limi junief.il of

ftirt nisiM by him ;n bud i ll ira county, la!;lorn'u. thit wid in.Le our i oniohii-ts stare.

Tltev aie prtniiio'is. and Mr. Mjiers assures u- j tint in ruimO'-i ai i tlm r tlie v ;m su) ei i r U j the tViiits lais-i! he e a thev re in sti-.e. Hej his several varieties of peirs. One the t. j Go: in alia or old pound pair weighe! lour and a

is. int measure.! seven ano seven !

HAPPINESS OPw MISERY ? THAT IS THE QUESTION. fflMF. proprietors of the "TAKISI X CA FTVLT CF Si VVONDKIJs, A N ATOM V, and JIKPICIXK," have tictemii:ie,l, reanllo-s r exjw ti-e, to i-Mt , free, (for the benefit tf iitf.-riii humanity) I'Ot'U f tiie'r mo-t ftriclive ami inu-re-r inr Lecuri- m Marriage an! its iM'ialificatiuns, "erv-us lehih'y, Premature I'cclitie of MiiiihiMxl. In.l'irosti.!), Weakness or lppres-iou. lrvs f Knrj ana Vital IV-wer", Ihe Ureat fociil Kvily, and thie Maladies which result from vuthful full e, Fxces of Maturity, i-r liinir.inoa of rhyiol"gy ud Nature" Lsw. 'lhe in. al'ialile Lectures have been the tnf.iiH or en'.ihtoniri r nn.1 cavin.g th'iants, ana will be f-.-rwar !-l fr.e on tlie nvcipt -f f-mr Ma up, by addres?i!ie SiCll TVUY P.vRisns Carimct oir Axatomv a.vd M.d:ci.ne. 5U3 BroAilway, New York. je2a-dly

c o rv r i i e: a t i a i

Irres and ei joy ihtir fruit.

-T-1 it ..-.it t - .... l'vt.T.... . . v

i ue i.iiiiug gun win ue Oil CU.O.llOU l- j d iy at .1 o'clock. At th it hour it will start from j ! SStjte House nl t-o iken outi.le lte eity ; limits where ball vartridgt will be tired ;U o tar-1 pet Military men and all others intetested in the j imprvenienw ot the I.r are rejuetel to le

TOIXG MFX WHO HAVE IN-

Jl'KKD thi ni-'elves by certain secret habit, which unlit them for busne, pleasure or the diities of married lite; !-. niu!.t!-nirel ami M men, who.

fri'tn the leihe of youih r other causes, feel a debility in aitv inct f their year, heforp placing themselves under the treatment of any one, should first read "THE H Cwr.T UllKXD." Married ladies wi 1 h'.im sun:ttbirig of Importance by

nerur-itii? I ne rciicr t uocno.

From leinplt i.. MEiiPUis.June 25 Thj railroad irom Columbus, Kentucky, to this city is now in operation, and in u day or two there will be railroad communication to Corinth, and from there to Huntsville, Alabama. Enough rolling stock ha been secured lo commence operation with. Over lilteea hundred persons have taken the oath of ullegiance since the occupation of this place. All quiet at Corinth. That point will be garrisoneO by two tli visions. It is reported that (Jen Il illeck will soon return to St. Louis. Ceo. Lew Wallace and staff left here yesterday to visit their home. General MeClernahd'a division is still at Jackson, Tennessee. A Hect ot steamers with supplies for General Curtis' army has arrived and will be escorted up White river, Arkansas, by a strong guard. Mayor l'urks and Aldermen Robinson, Tilgru Mini Hurlbut h ive taken the oath, but the remainder of the IJo.ml h ing back. Our troops have visited Moultrie county, Mississippi. Gen. I)ra' was to take command at Vicks burif on the llSlli. Gen. Schuyler Hamilton ha resigned on account of ill health, und will be sucieeilcd by Gen. Uosecritiw. It is reported t!.nt there are thirty thousand rebel troops at icksburg under Oenr. Bragg and Pillow. The Little Kock Democrat ays: There are in Arkansas 1C.U00 or 10,1)00 Federal scattered over a large extent of countrv. The largest body. 5,000 or 6.00d, is in the vicinity of Jlatesviiie. Tlie latest new? i that they have cro-scd While river, and are retreating towards Missouri.

I'rtiui California. Sax Fancisco, June 22. The Union Convcn

lion cilie.l by the itepublican State Central Com- j niittee met in Sacramento on the 17ili and tiomi- I Hated John Sweet, of San Francisco, as a candi '

date for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Xo other State otlicers to be electctl this vear. i n;

Interest centers in choice of members of the

Legislature, which elect United States Senator.

port, iLC. Ihe amendment was adopteü yeas

'21, nay 14. The" resolution then passed. Mr. Sherman introduced a bill to establish a national foundry in the Hanging Rock iron and coal region of Ohio between the Rig Sandy and Scioto and Ohio river. Referred to the Military Committee. Ou motion ol Mr. Powell, the b'll to prevent member of Congress or any olhver of the Government from taking any consideration for procuring contract: oilice or place from the Government, was taken up. The bill ptovides that any member of Congre59 or officer ot the Government committing such offense shall be liable to indictment for a misde meanor, and if convicted shall stiller a fine not exceeding $10,000 and an imprisonment not exceeding two y ears, and afterw ard be disqualified

for holding othce under the Lmted States, and such contracts shall be void at the option of the President. The Judiciary Committee had made the bill stronger than the original one. He h id heard that there were case of officers of the Government using their office for rewards and he thought there could be no objection to thi bill. Mr. Hale thought the bill did not go far enough. He had beard and believed that the beads of department used their places for the grossest favoritism, and in some cises had ordered contracts to bej;iveu to their special favorite. He would make it a penal offense lor the heads of department to order those under them to make contract w ith sj ecial favorites. Mr. Trumbull moved to amerd so as to make the bill apply to those who for any reward, compensation or consideration, give any contract, office or place. The amendment .was adopted and the bill passed. Mr. Hale, from t'ne Conference Committee, on the bill for the reorganization of the Navy Department, made a rejxirt, which was agreed to. The confiscation bill wa then taken up. Mr. Cowan proceeded to speak at length against the bill from the House, which he contended w as impracticable, mid utterly impossible to put in oietatioii. Mr. Sumner contended at length that confiscation and liberation were among the war owers of Congress and he had moie hope from liberu

tion than from confiscation. The discussion wa? continued by Messrs. Howard. Browning and Trunbull. Messrs. Saulsbury ami Kennedy declared that though they might vote for an amendment to the House bill, yet they were opposed to all confiscation ami should vote apainst its passage. Mr. Trumbull said lie would not arm the slave in insurrection against his master at home but it" that m ister came forth to shoot down the roldiers of his country he would put arms in the hand of hi lave and bid him shoot the traitor. He utterly repudiated this doctrine of the Piesident's superiority over Congress and everything else and lie was opposed to appointing Governois of the State by the President as advocated by the Senator from Connecticut. Mr. Dixon at some length justified the action of the President. After further discussion on the subject the Senate adjourned.

From Vaatilngton Washington, June 27. Gen. Pope entered upon hi dutiest to day. Emerson Etheridge will deliver an oration from thestepsof the Washington Monument, at Bil timore, on the 4 tit of July. Kxleusiue preparations for celebrating this nation il hdiday luve been made by the Uniou men of that city. The treaty made through Minister Corwin, loaning $ll,t)!K),0,jtJ to Mexico, has, it is underfctood, been tent into the Senate by the President. The delay in the presentation of this treaty ha, it is thought, been owing to the reluctance of the President to submit a project sO directly at variance with the recent action of the Senate upon the subject of Meiican affairs. Afier the adjournment of the House to-day, the following notice was icad from the clerk de.-k: "A meeting of the conservative member who arc in favor of miintaiuing the Constitution and opposed to the seditious and destructive scheme of the Abolitionists, i called to meet in the hall of the House of Reptesenutives, to-morrow, Saturday, at 12 o 'cluck, P. ll. lij order of the co mini I ice." Mr. Fessendeu, toward the close of the pro ceeding in the Senote to-day, u-ged prompt action upon the measutes pending and state! tlm t if thi course should not be j urued the body nrght be left w ithout u quorum. He mentioned, in thi connection, that Senator were already leaving the city and that one from California and another from M nnesota bad departed. He alluded to Senator Latham and Rice. Senator Lane of Kmsas remarked that lie,

too, wa desirou of an early return to that State but would remain to vote on the confiscation bill which i now before that body. In the House the number necessary to consti 1 tute a quorum is obtained w ithout regard to nonrepresented States, but in the Senate a majority of the Senators from the thirty-four States i necessary for that purpaso, in other w ord thirtyfive members. The entire numler ot elected Senators on the roll of that body is forty-nine, including Senator Johnson of Tennessee. It i re;n)ited that the President has accepttd Gen. Shield's resignation. it i rumored that Gen. Hunter ordered the ne gro brigade to Jame Island, but nevet.il ofiicer refused to accompany the contrabands and the project was abandoned. m Two surgeuns were sent home in the Kricson by Gen. Hunter for refusing to act as brigade

surgeon to negro regiment.

From ?lrmplila.

MFuniis, June 23. The Grenada Appeal

savs :

Vicksburg will be held at all acrifice, and

all non-cornbatai.ts will be sent away. The Vicksburg Citizen siys: The rebel force at Tupello has been greatly in crea-ed, and their camp much improved.

The Citizen publishes a letter Irom the Lieu

tenant commanding the Kunboat Winona to the

authorities of Rodnev, Mississiw pi, warning them

that if Federal transiort are fired upon from the

b itteries erected at or near that point, the same punishment w ill be visited upon the town that the

eitv of Grand Gulf receive 1, to which General

Lovell replied that his batteries are located nt

the best point, and that he shall fire whenever Le

choose.

It is now fdatel that Gen. Ro?ecrnns takfs

command of Gen. Pope' corps d'armee instead

of Gen. Hamilton s division.

From i ludelpliia.

Piiilapli piiiA, June 27 Therein linä of Co1.

Eilet ot the ram fleet are lving in state at lnde

nendence Hall. Tlie bodv will be interred with

military honors at Livrel ilill.

Ten Cent.

4 I)U. STL" A KT CO. rtn be conn!ted on all diseases of pri ate or rontidential nat-irv. fmtu S A. 31. to V P 31., ("u:l.iy. Irmi 9 to 11 A. M ,) at their cfT'.ce, No. 13 Kat Tiiir I street, up-stVr, between Main and Sycamore, opposite tlie Hernie Hue. Ad !r DU. CHAS. A. STPAKT A CO., tach2l-d.twly-i-'G2 Cincinnati, Ohio.

jHivep;.

Pe-sar & Ttro. hue moved their Mrr I

mt Tailoring establishment from Meridian !

Ulf l t. their clothing bouse, No. 4. Kast'Wash. j ington siiret, Yohn' block. All thoe wishing u govl filtipg garment, nude to ordtr for them, i or a od puit of clothing reartv made, should

tijit them!

quarter pouno

and tpM trier iabes in Inirth by four and a (juarter in diameter. Think ofthat how minv ins-'

i it i a n'eit teat to produce a i cir wei.liTg Hie or White, ir.P.smm uieii of the

...... i Ti..., . ..,..1 ..t. , . .t,..- i.n t I Wnmh. and !. cf Nervous katTgy, etc. Their use U

'iu:vi. a our in v wikv. at -

2-3

J3T"Tho.e peron who wish to buy a good boot er h'e. lor a little money, will hnd the old City Shoe Store one of the best pi. tees to trade. , A Iresh htock may always be found to select fiom.at d the work will prove a tepieseated. ; Nr good are re.eiv;d bv Majhew ,Ji Co. almost ' daily. 1 ' AaaiTAL or Ta,.or A regiment of cavalry, : with tl.tir hoise and tiain luily tQuipfid. u ill pa.- thn-uh thetity to day between 1 and I'd A. M , m rouJe from Strii.; tie .1. Illinois, to ti.e seat ol war in Viifi'u.i.i. Tl.t-y go oer ti e In Jian t ('mora! i ailway and by the 0:d. Ceulral and R tit n-.ore and Ohio mads. The U illituorc and Ohio rt'ud is iu go. !! retiring otuer a;a::i.

them.

Di.ATHs at Camp Moktox The following rebel pu.-ottr haie d.ed iu the hospital since our 1js ie-4-rt Mini during l ist week: June Reutin H. Williams, co. D. ?th, Kv. " Ül.Wm.M. McCIearr.co I). 5-th Ten'n. 2-2. J. R. Heun, co K. .Vld Te:.n. - '2C, Wm. T. S u.ders, co. D, 1st Miss.

cioii moiitl'tnls such a peir won!.

lliis, we I el eve. is the lugest. i Mr. M er ha bad these c ist on exhibition at

the Patent d"ire in ahoigtoii lor sonie time wheie tl:ey attracted a pre it ileal of at'et.tion. He prej ai tsi tliem for exh.b. tion at the Wrid's Fair in L-tdon, but w hen Johr.ny Dull began to paw ai d roar and get gei.erally ugly, Mr. Myers ct.ncia iel not lo the sei to tantalize the et r ged brue with a riht of the rich fiu;ts of our poldtn State, but to return he me and enjoy

tfc;n. Uur ii u;t ruwer shoahl see these cists. We m:-ht read dout tl e;n for a mcmh but j wmild ne er comprehend their appearance without -eeinc them. f Mr. Myers called upon the President wh n in Wa-di ngton. and Mi. Lhc dn, a is every or e , w bo lias seen tie cats, wasstrurk wit'i wot. der;

; .it the extraordinary piwth ol the tar oil s il thit produrel such fiuit. Taking one iu hia i h ind, he wa!kel luck an I forth, eieing it atten-

. titeli, then :i.ti.:ng U Mr. M , he rem irked i "Your timor in California all .row l.re. Fit- I e-t tree are found there thirty feet iu eircurufer- ! ence." "Thirty feet in diameter, sir," Mr. M.j ; renliel. Inde.d?'' d Mr. L ncoln t ok a i

few more rupid stri !e across the fi or, s'.ill w iih ' hi eve on the pear, when he continued "thirty j ' feet in di.tmeterl Whv that i t.earlv a hundred!

s-nt to any a hire-, in a eaid envelope, ou rec irt ef j Tj,ji(n Democrats will nominate their candidate i

by State Central Committee, and will make vig- j oiou effort to secure the control of ihe next Legislature. The Breckinridge Democrats propose to aban- 1 don their organization. j Advice Irom Oregon of the 12u hist, report ; another creat freshet doinrr serion damare in '

the valley portion- of tint Spite. The business j I portion td' l'orllaiid is inuniiated. I j Crowii ot" uioier h;tl coinmenced retuiuing ' j Salmon River mine, rei.resvntin that the di.s- ! trict wa limiteil iu extent and oieivrowded. ; Tiie total number of men wha liave tniigrattl from Ctliroriiii u Oien ii i Coiumbia frince the year commence I i3 e.-tiuialed at twenty thaus.kid. j From fw Vorn. I Ntv York. June 27. The s'camer Philadel- i

phia from Beaufort and" the Ericsson from Key j West an l Port Uoyal liaie arrived. "

The Ericsson brings l:l pasengcrs, including

HOUSE. The House resumed the consideration of the bill providing indemnity to loyal citizens for losses and damages to property by U. S. troops. Mr. 'oel, of Missouri, in the couric of his remarks, said s.ny man who wa opposed to the (ettlenient of these claim, merely because it would" impose a burden on the Government, was unfit to be a representative of the people. The journal would show that ihe claim of wealthv

and influential men had generally met with mot success in Congress. 1 housands of loyal citizens have been reduced almost to starvation, and their homes have been desolated, and if there was, not justice and magnanimity enough here to provide for such a class of persons, it would be a burning shame forever. The morning hour expired, and the subject was passed over. Mr. Edward, from the Committee on Indian Affairs, renor'e 1 a bill relating to the trust funds of the Indhn Uiues invested by the Government

bvtheStite bind extracted from the Indian

artmetit. Tlie bill provides that the Govern , .i .i r. 1 .t -

mem snail cre iiiii;e inoian? w iui me amount

originally invested for them in the bond, and the payment of the interest hereafter at the rate of ö per cent. The Houe then went into Committee of the Whole on the tariff bill.

EXPRESS.

EXPRESS JOMPANY. LYCIl ilSi:i) lj CI Li TIES. NO. 12 EAST WASHINGTON STRKET. rjtnilK At) VMS KXPHESS COMPANY ttr l-ve to infi form their numerous prttron nJ friend that they arc nw running Tli rec Inily Gxprewxe TO A P l r.M Over the Indianapolln and Cincinnati Kuilroad. Our Eastern Treisht and Money will arrive twelve hours in advance of the t:me heretofore. Having operud n office in Memphis. Trnn., wc tre pre pard to forward Freight and Honev tv that eint. je26 d3w JOHN K. UHR, A?ett BRANDY.

Fremont llelleve! from Command. Washington, Jure 21. The following was issued Jroin the War Pepürt ment to-diy: Major General John C. Fremont having requested to be relieved from the command of the tirst army cor of the army of Virprini, le-tm-e, as'lie mv?, the njiiiiii attend him by

the apjioiiitment of Major Gen. Pope us C niander-in-Ctiief of the army of Virginia, is

Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy. S AJSXJTTT .Pi 5c JACOB, PROPRIETORS, AM) SOLE APPOINTING AGENTS FOR TIIE UNITED STATES. Depot 4.1 Col umhin St.. Cincinnati A. FRANCO. Indianaiiolis je25-dly A ertt for Indiana, IUiun, and W i!d.

COMMERCIAL.

Cincinnati .ilarkei. Cicnktt, June 'J7. Flour cT.change! And firm Coro les buotant at 3d(-31. Oati held niore fteidr at o".'(333r. Hte advanced to 4r(243c. Wheit in pood demand, but prior trc-iri. WtUky rather dsll at Coc. yothirg doae ia proriainna of nexm. Ther 1 no (leciizid. Meter market ?.

Demand rote advanced to 3S'K pfea. Gold ii buovant at "JaG"? TI a OoJ deal oherinj;. Exchange dull at r-ar.

There r

4 r fc"Atr". t ev York Tlarkri. Xivr YoaK., Jut e iT7. Fiour 5c better, ith a fair deaitr.d for eipcrt and home conumption: s de at 4 3o4 Ik) f r uterCne State; $1 t-j for eitra Ssute; SI 35(34 for uperßne Western; $1 7ü(.?4 5i for common to medium extra Western; $3 13 3 u Ü0 for common to pood hippinz brand extra round hoop Ohio; ani $j 3"(6 i for trade brand, tlie market closin; quiet. Vhi?ky he try and droopius; aale at i2.l-jCiJ 2? l.,c for State and Wotern. Wheat ad van Ctrl l(i'Je erboh; poo-J export demand; a further advance in U-r!iii enhance to dav bid a favorable eflVvt; tles of IUcine prirC' SH'j; Chicap a-iir SI (Uotl 01): Mil waukee club SI n.tl 12; amber low and WU con?:n SI 13(1 131; common winter rel Illinois 1 If.; .inter red Western 1 21(122, am ber Michigan $1 21; common Lite Indiana at $1 25-31 "JO. Com lc higher, with a fair demand for export and borne 01 sumption; ale at J'Jiuifjc for new mixed Western; 64(55c for old do; 43(3 45c for unsound; 5-c for W?teru Tcllow. Suear Itawr tteadv and firm at for fair to good refining. Molasre? teadv. Pork firmer with fair demand; aale at ill 11 25 fCV mei; S"i CiQri 75 for prime; $10 (JjU for prime n.. lleef dull. II utter it f-eilin at y glic for Ohio, and ltC( 17c for State. Chee-e s-tc idy at 4 (a c.

DRY GOODS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-

f "JtHi-SK P.11 are t'ae re!i!t .f much steady and caref 1 1 m t THriAtir i- at 1 1 vnHt:a'rif K m .1 1 rTi rlai nt

Ii1;!' Jilüf!";? ! Gen lienham and staff and fiftv-even aoldieA

wounde.1 in the l ite fniagcmcut on James Ishind

Are erti'fly free frcn any Mercurlsl or Mineral poln, ! neir Charleston.

are furi I3- veeetaMe. and are free from danger; cu be

Used w'i'h perfect feiy. I 1 m.,n t h a mit Iii . ii . r." i f V it V v tl llinni In 'Ii

part' of the Union nxa rak ill t f them, for atl like and were repulsed after four hours bard fighting

The Un':tel S';tes troops under Benham made l

an atuck at 4 o'cloc k on the morning of the 16th ;

Qi-mr.KK wK'sIKr.imr.T, t. . A.,i j SEALED rKOIlS VLS will te received t the ofT,ce .f ' tho l". S. Ojartenni-tcr, in Indianar.-I:-, i;n?:l 12 !

'oni- j n'l..ck m SatnrHav. the 2tb of Jniie. ls. f,,r furnishsiil. i in ifaein.irhal m.tfi tuiKliuir a, "M.iirr' Hunie'' In thi .

orJ:n;le :ihd inferior to tho?c heretofore hi'.d ly ; th-;, ,n. JnAd:nz to eomi,j,t,4 w.ithin tmfntr j him. ni.tl to leomin in the utorl!nate eornin.ititl j dar. rrm du nt cnutrw. r.ow ns'i-n w ouM . as be sa v ? . I.iri:eJ V rtiluce ' i v uient will be mde in c-h on comjiletion of the !

his rank and n.nsMeration in the service.' it h or-! ATI hid ar? requirel to te acfMupanied ij the . Ileie-I tint .Major Gen. John C. Fremont be re- 7 'f fjulhful P"

lievcl from cuinm u.d. ' rropoa!. tg be Mor-M 'Prpo-al for HaiMlnz SJ

Isefiiml. that Ri üiJ er Gerierd Kufus Kit." be 1 4r' Ih m-." jamks a. km.n.

an l he is hereby asineu to the coinmaii'l ot the firt nrtnv corp of the arm) of Virginia, in place of Gen. Fremont relieved. Bv order of the President, Signed Edxtiv M. Stavtox.

i-rilU

A. q. M. L'. s. a.

DRY GOODS.

LY)U(P1

?-v."j:h:

Married Lad e In certain fituationii houM net U IV L . ..... A ..1.

. w u. v.i 1 v jtmw ." - uiim ivu. VII cavAl w A. t

Trice One Dollar l'er Hox. I Tey ar er. In a thin, flat box, postt? free, to a!l jvart of ti. Uaitd S-Atc upou tL receipt rf the price, j

VK. ETTING. '

with a loss of 06? in killed, wou.ided and misa-

inr. The Sth Michijr&n hd but 2Ö3 men left at roll call, and the "ew York 7i)rh suffered aeverely. The Union troops were o'oligei to retreat under cover of the gunboats. The account ot the fight on- James Island copied from the Charleston papers is correct. The Newbcru Progre? of the 2l-t reports that ' the rebels nt Kington aid Go!d5oro" are living

1 on half rations, and frefpaently de.-ertir'S- The j retel pickets had burnt Tu-cumbia, and ieitrod a rortion ol the railroad.

rrom xtw York. Nrw York. June 27. It ia atated that Gen. j

Benham is under arrest wita oruers U report at Washington. It i stated that Gen. Hunter left Jame Island

on tbe 12ih; letvin Gen. Bealum in command 1

with ordcr3 to mike no advance towards Unaries-; ton without relnfurcemenU or further orders. I It rai reported bj deserters rtit thi whole r- j bei force at Seceision ville wa$ but two battal-

CO CO a

guns

mouctel and teven more i

A recun:io:?s.ince was maJe on

Prepared ar.4 ?oi J ty

riyT-iIlwly

No. H Virsnnia Avenue, InciianapoÜ!.. Iniaiia.

lion with six read? for use.

the lCih. ! Gen. Steven with 4,fa0 men was to mAe an j attack at dnhreik. while Gen. Wright und Col. , William wh'h 3,0('0 men were t- support. Son.e ; bow ihe movement w3 delayed an hour and at j our troops rushed up in broad dty thev were net j by a murderous fire.

J 1 Two regiment only reached trie iror.t mucn . rrom Chicago. eut un lb! ilh Michigin and tbeTüth Xew York, i Chicago. June '21 . A special to the Joumil The hith Massachusetts broke aid ?cttered and ;

. j f i a J

It waü reported that n:teen reocia nna oeen killed at Fishersvilie bv the explosion of a thell thrown br one of our" pauboali, which did Lot burst at the time it was fired.

CHOCOLATE.

I jfKfT. Jo'ejh Warren, Chaplain of the iGih , feet in circurulerer.ee" 'Nevertheless it i M - ouri, bo, wiien Gen. Pope was at Ftrminjr-; true," Mid Mr. M. "Daring the Presidential not, was raptured bf Col Forrest, of Forrest'- j canva in California, w e ued to think, it a nice

cavalry, three miles in the rear tf thU puce, and taken to Corinth a prisoner of war, lit returned to Ciro via Memphis, having beeo unconditional!) lelraed ilhout jujole b order ol General Beauierd. From Coiinih be wa taken to Jat k-oi, Mi dvsippi, where be irmaint! iu t loe vi-fiuctnent until the I5lh in.-l

aa.a t m

cilcuution to czm toil iojr rn.inv rails one ol the-e trees would make, and bow lone it ould take you to pl.t them." The Pre-ident l.tujhel simkI humorelly. "Ah," aid be, "that would In a biir i'jb. in iee-1."

Mr. M er will pri'trl; in the Lnthertn church j en Satiatb 'to marrow) mornirp .urd eteno.

i:atubliliea In 1?SU. SAKERrt iKEyirM CHOCOiaTF.. PURK TREPAKJ l Cocoa, Brem, Krerioh. Htneopathk ami aiiit'a Cbv"Uie. rraritei equal in quali v and Cavor to the Pan Cti-s-ol!; Lave ftu.nl iLe tet tfVr tLreeipiartrr if a century, and are ptvto.nced by atl wLo lv once und tliem lo be uperior to any rthert. M.r.ufji-tured t-y X. Baker A Co., at their M.lls io Triheter, ila , aid irwlf at their Hratch lap.t No. HIT Ful;i-.i ftret, i,:w York City, and by lircer mud llr.tler. riier;iv thf.i.rhiit tLe I'niou.

ta: Sandry paerrilla . parties which hae been forming all winter in Northeastern Missouri, are now in elective ?hspe and weil armed, having a number of small cannon. Thev cumber about

TOO. Part of this ranz attacked a small oartr

of State troops on Wednesday near Monticello, killing rix and wounding a number mote. The guerrilla loa ia rol ascertained.

! 7

A idrtw II. L. PIKLCK. I'll luiypa tr.1, Y.ii.

I rom Ilultiuiorr. IfiLTivott, June 27. Tbe boat from Point !: arrived, but l-rimrs no in-w.

Old

the 46-h New York did little better.

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