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REFnRE HIS HONOR. JUDGE LANE.

BEFORE HIS HONOR, JUDGE LANE.
July 2, 1862.
On complaint Of Edward r. Clark, Of Cape
Elizabeth, William Hunt, Andrew Cash, and
Arthur Roberts were arraigned on charge of
having "wiIfully, mischieyously, and without
right" taken a horse and carriage, owned by
complainant, and used them without consent
of the owner.
These gentlemen, having satisfactorily proved
to the court that consent was given them by
the party having charge Of the team, were
forthwith discharged.
Thomas o'Neil was brought before the court
on charge of assault and battery, on the per-
son OF H. G. Cole, truant officer, by throwing
stones. This lad, after being reprimanded by
the court, was allowed to depart, on promise
of future good behavior and payment of costs,
amounting so S1.24.
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HANS OF ICELAND, or the Demon of the
Forth. A romance, by Victor Hugo
Translated from the French by J. T. Hud-
son. New York; John Bradburn & Co.
This is one of Hugo's thrilling romances,
founded upon an ancient tradition that certain
beings existed, Who though born Of woman,
owed their paternity to fiends from hell. They
were supposed to roam about the earth, inflict-
ing the dircst calamities upon all who fell in
their power One Of the most dreaded OF
these incarnations of evil was "Hans of Ice
land" and the lovers of the marvellous will, in
the book before us, find their credulity stretch
to the utmost.
For sale by AUGUSTUS ROBINSON, 81 Ex-
change Street.
BEADLE's AMERICAN BATTLES, Dime Series.
Beadle & Co, New York.
Beadle, whose dime novels are familiar to
all the novel readers of the country, has COM
menced a series of dime books bearing the
above title, which will give you correct his
torical account of the prominent events of the
present war. The number before us is devo-
ted to the Battle of Pittsburgh Landing and
Seige of Corinth.
Sold by Augustus Robinson, 81 Exchange
Street.
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point where the river is INSTRUCTED by raft,
built by the enemy, and protected by four guns
in battery.
My object was to capture or destroy three
of the enemy's gunboats, that was informed
were lying below the raft, viz: the Van D0rn,
Polk and Liyingson. ran up close under the
battery, and was mortified to see the enemy
set fire to the boats and set them adrift down
upon us. l was obliged to leave the river to
escape confagration. the three boats were
totally destroyed. The enemy did not fire
upon us.
1t is with great pleasure announce the arri-
val of flag officer Farragut, with nine vessels
of his feet above Vicksburg. They passed
up this morning at about 5 o'clock, through a
severe fire of some 80 or 40 of the enemy's
guns.
Their loss was as far as reported, A men kill
ed and - wounded.
Respectfully,
ALFRED w. Elicit.
Lieut. Commanding,
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New York Market.

Cotton firm sales 100 bales at IS g 3sl for middling
uplaBds.
Flour, State and Western firm; Superfne State
4.40d4 80; Extra do, 490a5; Round Hoop Ohio 8, 10
d5,25; Western 4,iod4,55: Southern frmer; mix
cd TO good 525a5,S0; Fancy and Extra 5,s5a5.15;
Canada 10c finer: Extra 4,s0a3.75.
Wheat lie better; Chicago spring l.01 a 10; Mil
waukec l.09al,l3; Winter he'd Western 1,20a ia
White Michigan l3g; White Canada 1,27; Amber
Iowa 4a LIS; Amber Michigan l. 25 Do; Red
Illinois /, ID tor inferior.
Corn lie firmer, old mixed Western 54a55;
Beef quiet.
Pork dull, lower, Mess l0,S7d1l
Sugars firm; muscoyado 6iass; New Orleans u q
81; Porto Rico 8 asl
Coffee trmer, Rio y.
Molasses firAl; New Orleans II o., Porto Rico 50
Barbados SIC.
Freights to Liverpool firm; Flour IS lid; Grain
0l4glltd
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RnsroN Iulv Q

Gov. Curtin has issued call to the people
of Massachusetts, to Ill up the maximum num-
Der Of all her regiments now in the field, and
from ten to fifteen new volunteer regiments, in
response TO the call of the War Department
The Governor closes his call as follows: Mas
sachusetts, which has never slumbered nor
slept, must now arise to still higher efforts and
pledge to all the duties of patriotism with re-
newed devotion the individual efforts of the
united hearts, heads and hands Of all her peo-
ple
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LATEST BY EVENING PAPERS.

Rumors Of Capture of Richmond, from Reb-
ell Sources-5000 rebels lost--one Union
regiment prisoners-StonecaH Jackson re-
ported kitied-Our loss secere-McC ielldn
rithin -four miles Of Richmond.
ST. Louis, July 2.
The Democrat has special dispatch from
Memphis Both, which says advices from Rich
mond this morning state that the rebel troops
had been driven from the city. No particu-
lars.
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SALT LAKE. June 30.

via. PACIFIC SPRINGS, July /.
Saturday afternoon the Indians attacked 1t.
Glenns party of eighteen men, near Rocky
Ridge. Two whites and one Indian were kill
ed. 1t is supposed they cut the telegraph line.
The same afternoon the Indians were seen
along the road from Pacific Springs to Sweet
Water. Col. Collins says they are Sioux and
Chimes, and number about 400. He could
not cross Sweet Water to follow. The stage
is stopped for the present.
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sgr Some of the last evening papers head
ed their telegraphic news in big, staring let
tiers, CAPTURE Of Richmond" based up
on a rumor to that effect which reached us
through rebel sources via Memphis and ST.
Louis. We hope that the announcement will
prove true, but it may be as premature as the
part of the State some weeks ago, that Rich
mond had fallen.','
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From the Ram Fleet.
Steam Ram Switzerland, above vicksburg

Steam Ram Switzerland, above yicksburg,
june 2sth, via Memphis, July I'd.
To Hon. T.. ". Stanton, Secretary of Var:
Since my dispatch informing you that had
communicated with flag officer Farragut,
/ have been able To maintain constant inter-
course with his fleet through the active energy
of Gen. Williams.
On the 18th inst, went up the Yazoo river
with two rams, the Monarch and Lancaste, the
latter under command of Medical Cadet Chas.
X. Elicit. l proceeded about 65 miles, to a
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sB- All, of whatever name, who believe in
prayer, will, we are assured, be welcomed at a
meeting to be holden tomorrow morning,
July A. in the basement of High Street
Church
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, July 2.
The steamer Honduras, from Port Royal
Both ult., reports that the steamer Vanderbilt,
with two schooners in tow, left that place on
the 2Sth ult. for James Island, to carry our
troops back to Hilton Head.
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From Utah.

SWEET WATER BRIDGE, July 1.
The Indians are again troublesome cutting
the telegraph lines between here and Pacific
Springs faster than they can be mended-
Troops start tonight in persuit of them. They
are supposed to be a war party of Sioux, AS in
number
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TEL EGR A PHO
TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY PREss.l
Congressional Nomination.
ELLSWORTH, July 2.
The Fifth District held its Congressional
Convention here to-day. Hon. Nathan A.
Farwell of Rockland, was chosen President
Hon. FREDERIC A. PIKE was nominated as
the Republican candidate. The utmost har-
mony prevailed. IL.
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raj Commanding.
A Call for Troops.

ALBANY, July 2.
Gov. Morgan to-day issued proclamation
calling on citizens Of this State to furnish their
quota towards the new force demanded by the
President.
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The procession will move at 10 o'clock PRECISELY,
and all who intend to join with the City Government
in the celebration requested to assemble at the
City Hail. in season to take their places ut the hour
indicated.
The Head Quarters of the Chief Marshal viii be
in the Aldermen's Room.
The Military Escort will form Congress Street,
right on Elm Street.
The Mechanics Association will form on Temple
Street. right on Congress Street.
The Fire Department will form on Congress Street,
right on Pearl Street
The Sons of Temperance will form on Pearl Street,
right on Congress Street.
The Truckmen win form on wilmot Street, right
on Congress Street.
The Boys High School Cadets will form on Mys-
tie Street, right on Congress Street.
The Carriages for the procession win form Lime
Street.
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Stock Market.

Treasury e. l0of United States Skies 1909; Unitct
States Coupons, 1ol3. Gold l09i.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
There will be an exhibition Of Steamers 81
Machigonne, Falmouth, and Union,
Under the direction Of H. C. BARNES. Eso.. in the
following orders
LIST. The Steamers viii be at the spot DESIGNATED
with steam up and two lines Of hose lad of 200 feet
each, all ready to play at Is minutes past O'Clock
one stream each minutes.
End At rs minutes past 2, each Steamer will play
streams minutes each.
Ord. At 40 minutes past O. each Steamer win play
three streams through $50 feet of hose minutes.
The exhibition will close in season for the Regatta
REGATTA,
The COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS for the Gel
ebration Of the FOURTH OF July have appointed the
following gentlemen, as Judges of the REGATTA,
who viii have charge of all arrangements, and will
award the prices
HENRY FOX, ESQ.,
Capt. EBEN ID. CHOATE,
Capt; BENJAMIN J: WILLARD.
JAMES BAILEY, ESQ.,
STEPHEN BERRY, ESQ.,,
HENRY II. FURNISH, Esq,
JAMES E. CARTER, Esq.
The following have been adopted rs
Rules and Regulations.
All Boats to be pulled in the races must be entered
on or before three O'Clock, THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
July .hrd Win the names number OF oars, and col
OF OF sacn; also the number OF the race In which
tney VIII pull a DOCK Tor that purpose Is now open
LOWELL sKNrER,s No. "a Exchange Street.
.;i oy man may De made unuI the above mon
uoned time BY addressing the Secretary Of the Com
mittee OF Judges, STEPHEN BERRY.
Al Al boA,s VIII enter iree
Inerc VIII DC Two guns hred nj eacn race; the hrst
Ior .he ooas 10 come into line, the second for the
s'1,t.
Doa's WI! NOT pe allowed 70 cross each others
Io's 81 croseing VIII Iorleu thcr chances Tor
'hT prize.
Nv ~ more poals ronnang tne outer station at the
an M, IN, e oas'ae ooa' mus. Keep on ana give
TIM. shs tsr Az, , y1h 70 ounu wlanout MT, MT,
uns .e s.ake. any OUTSIDE Doat 30 crowding VIII
form dress, and each boat must disulsy H. humber
SSsuncuy' Piaced IN conspicuous position upon the
All All ho.,. .n,or;nu e.. .;.b.~ 90 a..
ra.ss prec,e'y ,ne ums named ior the races
in either of the races.
Suitable accommodation will be provided for hous-
ing Of boats from out of the city, on application to
Capt EBBN d. CHoArE, No. Portland Pier.
The drawing for positions viii take place At the Al
oermens Room IN the my buiding, on Thursday
anernoon, July % al nvc ociock, at which time each
PeIson OF crew enIcrea Tor the race VIII nave some
or s.L a s,,ch 1l.cos ~ an a.s - -. H. ~ s
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UNDER THE DIRECTION OF s. THuRsroS.
The children of the Sunday Schools, under the SUI
pervsion of their respective Superintendent, will be
seated State Street and will sing National and
patriotic anthems while the Procession Is hating
His Excelency the Governor, is expected to address
a few words to the children at the same time
Thirty four young Ladies', bearing shields, indcat-
ing the Arm of the dieren States will be placed In
tine centre of the group, and under the centre arch
browning the whole, young Lady representing the
Goddess of Liberty.
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Photographic Goods a Chemicals.

nuR stock in this department Is complete. COM
~ prising every article used In the art.
MORRISON 3 CO..
Junc24dtfwst D, Market Square.
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ROUTE OF PROCESSION

ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
up Congress to Park. through Parkto York, up
Stafe-halt-countermarch State, through Dam
firth to High down Free and Middle TO India, thro'
India TO Smith Cumberland and Prcble to Congress to
the City Hall
- CHARLES b. MERRILL Chief Marshal.
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FROM MA TINIQ UE.
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Order Of Procession !
DETACHMENT OF POLICE.
AID. CHIEF MARSHAL. AID.
First Dirision.
BAND OF THE 18th REGIMENT U. 9. INFANTRY.
Military Escort under Command Of
CAPT. DAVIS, us A.
Second Division.
MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC Assn.
CITY MARSHAL
HIS HONOR THE MAYOR AND CHAPLAIN.
The Reader of the Declaration of Independence and
Speakers
PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Board of Aldermen.
PRESIDENT OF COMMON COUNCIL.
Members of Common Council.
City Clerk-City Treasurer.
City solicitor-City Auditor.
City Messengcr-City Engineer.
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.
G Hasa, Of SCHOOL COMMITTEE. G Ma5a, Of
Roard of AsseSors
ovERsEERs OF POOR.
Ex-Mayors Of Portland.
Deputy. Sheriff of Cumberland Co. Deputy.
AID. His EyCELLEyCY GOVERNOR OF AAINE aid.
AND STAFF.
FOREIGN CoNsULs.
officers of Army and Navy.
Judges of State. Probate. and Municipal Courts
Clerk of Courts.
US. MARSHAL AND DEPUTIES.
Judges of United states Courts.
United States District Attorney.
Clerk of United States Circuit and District Courts
Collector-Post Master.
Surveyor of Port and United State Deputies
CITIZENS.
Third Dirision.
PORTLAND BAND.
ORDER OF SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Fourth Dirision.
DURHAM BAND
Portland Fire Department. under command Of
II. c. Barnes. Chief Engineer.
Steam Fire Engines. Hose Carriages,
Hook and Ladder.
Cavalcade of Truckman of Portland commanded by
Capt. Harris.
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On Hand,

A CONSTANT supply of best Extra Deep Gold
"A Leaf, aud nj low rates at
26 MARKET SQUARE.
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EXHIBITION OF

Steam Fire Engines.
AT2o'clock +. NJ,
NEAR FOOT OF FRANKLIN ST, BACK COvE,)
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Order at the City Hall.

HIS HONOR THE MAYOR WILL PRESIDE
1.-Music by the band.
2.-Prayer by Rev. VIM r. Clark
3.-Reading the Declaration of Independence by
Nathan Webb, Esq.
4.-Music by the Band.
6.-Short Addresses by His Excy Gov. washburn.
Hon. j. II. Drummond
John I. Gilman, Esq.
and others.
6.h.-Conclude with singing Doxology in the tune
of Old Hundred in which the audience are requested
to join.
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EVENING.
Bands win be stationed at Munjoy the City Build
ing, Market Square, head of State Street. and will
perform various pieces Of Music during the evening
s. W LARRABEE, Com Of
RICHARD c. WEBSTER, Arranrem' II
A. X. SHURTLEFF. Of
JAMES McGLINCHY City of
RUFUS BEAL, Portland.
July l. 1862. daw
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Photographic Frames.

CQUARE oval-cvery kind called for. These
- being manufactured by ourselves. except those
necessarily imported. can compete with any mar
ket for low prices At wholesale RETAIL at %. Mar
ket Square, MORRISON cos.
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lowest cash prices, in quantities 70 suit tho
n trade Ship ylouldings made and finished to
order by MORRISON CO.,
Market Square.
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SPECIAL REGULATION.
All boats, of every description, will keep to the
northwest of the Race Course during the Regatta.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-24
STATE OK AFFAIRS IN EAST TEN


KSCZvILLK, TESs., jane Is:b, 1852.
70 ne Editor Of a's Rag:
Among the various localities in which it has
bsel ny b; ht,i, to be. temporarily, there is
IA which there more occasion to exercise the powers Of
Determination TO arrive even at "Ihe shadow of truth
thsl T. stern Tennessee.
Tns will be most readily aeribsd 10 the variant sent.
msas Of The community Arising from the widely diver
gel political syGp4thes prevalent in this region. And
will remark en- rassAnt that those who suppose thai
dsoysl or unoni-m "a died out in this section viii
De essentially disappointed TO, it is but twaiting
. glo breath OF the N0rhsra breeze 10 fan il into lame
Of .ury.
I5a sad PITY, indeed, that people go blessed by
ayeu With al that can render lie happy and desirable
good health, blooming lbs, abaud,nt harvess, pure
water, naguiG. landscapes. etc, should be even in
part tn, blinded tools Of political sehemers And thus
b,ng upon themselves and their pOstsriy bib; aud
st ia which neither memory time eIase But so
uE.
East Tennessee "a destined, skor,y to play role in
the drama Of our couuuys fate for which the Iuslic
mind Is scarcely prepared l. i douoJtsIs fac. that
re YA kets have creased the mountains and are at
srgls point PJweirs Valey-acj idged to be sE'esn
thousand strorg, Who are said be marching Cum
% land Cap With the view Of dsOdgng forces at
that point
Runor has Il HAT troops have already evacuated
Tia: po,i .oa bat this s uureiabe-I believe untrue
out sui remains ony qlesdOa OF time if the pre-
ceding bo correct the OF ct for wLi,h
the military his been KEEP. there hitherto will have been
supresjed by the crossing of the Yankees intO East
Tnnessee at another point.
Rsinlorcemenls have been sent, this morning, rear
Eagsou, where ia supposed scouts enemies
intead to make Demonstration With the view Of cutting
OF our railroad communications. It ia suggested, 4 at
o. ROY Smith in view Of the leertAnty OF the eneuys
plan Of operations desires to arrange bis forces that
speedy concentration is practicable at any given point
Ehere be msy choose to sj u; and that he deems
mpraccable to hold atho numerous passes Of the mour
,ains prserrng therefore, to give the foe ian open
ield, and fair fsh." inland.
Ttai such really the Intention Of the Conn,
snerG CT this Department the writer is o., sufficiently
formed asseverate with certainty, but that be vii
have &c TO DO Is becoming daily more apparent
Il seems to my humble judgment, however, per-
u;oous policy, generally, to allow our foe to make
Va1ees inland, With the view Of his ulUs'e destrucon
such seems to have been the policy of our Generals,
With few exceptions, until they have left US precious
liil, space to play upOn."
General Smith has the seeming cor hdsnce Of the
Iya people Of this section, and may God speed him; but
believe in the plan Of the noble Jackson who bellows
g. does rot dsAy attacking the fees Of his country
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-24
RICHMOND WIG.
TUESDAY nORNINe, JUNE a., 1854.

PSosPxcr O. SrAEvAroN rs TIE SoUrH--The Mobile
Register announces that Ku Corn nos in the mi ssry
Of his you hu vgo Never such hsds Of grain seen
upoa the face Of the earth. Go whore you viii through
GU Alabama, and if all accounts correct. through
out the whole vide domain Of the South the broad
which in former years bore the sturdy cotton Plant
now covered with tall srorg stalks Of the Wide
leaved green and luxurani with slCms ike tree uks,
YOU can almost see and hear il grow and it seems 10 re.
jooe IN the important part il Is called play in the war
Tor the South Bending beneath the regular seu hern
bsesz = Kiag Corn points his pinna.ed foliage Nor'h
yard ike spears a. the charge, As if be really we're
Aror rushing to the battle against tbs invaders Tbs
cure may seen somewhat poetic 10 occur in prose- bu.
IL sAs commended itstlf and been remarked by moEe
than one pro- ae observer who has dashed through On
Cd, cars the bculdess fields that laugh and sing With
the glad promise Of unprecedented harvts With
plenty Of corn We shall have plenty Of meaE-beet and
pork The producers OF the country everywhere are
giving the sane unusual attention to their so,k that
tay arc 10 corn snd there is every reason to believe
that the number Of hCgs which will be ist:eued for
slausber the coming vii be almost unpEece-
S.--srly large as the corn crop vii b. /. il eommon
r.lk in the country that planters are ueAEly a.
ST. cOus for the welfare Of their young hogs as theiE
yIu niggers."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-24

HAEpEEs WAEElY Thee VioksSu s Way has re-
oeivsd copy Of R.rpsFs Weekly, OF ,he "a inst. l.
"a ul Of Rebel" Hts ions, smoTg which are come
"rarv" specimen Of Seeesh" industry, SEGA as goblet
made from Ylukee skun, paper uegat OF a ia-ste
v.oone, necklace and sead wreath OF Yankee teeth,
?, ling deck formed OF = whole skeleton Of sem OF
Lacors "hired unions iurs, formed OF Ysskee scaps
sud boards, A. g. !. also contains sketch Of Geld
H,rsar, nine miles ircm Richmond, near Gsa. Mccall
LIS seatqlarters AsCls!lAn's camp at Cumberland,
ard several ,ksto-ss Of the array on the Tennessee
rser. /. contains paogog'apa Of Vim. A Jagk.oR
the sx goodman OF President Davis WHO led 10 The
enemy, With sketch Of the black rAsess lite. J-ck
son represents the Cou.edsracy about played "
ast the Pcesilen, much disheAre2si sud qlerulous
ioad Of complaining Of ,he vaaI Of Pcpahr support,
al VS. dosu hearted the future. JcksoH sPua
,.a H,D,rsl yarn sh'ca pleased him add The North.
err people very much, and insrAtAted Jackson into
Lheir good g.s.es
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-24

A COMPLIMENT TO kEvrHis The Memphis cores
poaisn Of the Cairo G.zste, vi-irg On the ilst.
not think tbs FsdsrA!s have rra .her tIye, e.
tees az TO CliOo s'udment eGis.irs 10 he city. lie
says that TN all Memphis here l oLly ore G 10 te
sen, and that is the U1On tag in front Of saloor "
I although everything has been doce to colcllsts
tla people and although the violent tuI b-en, -
pcs ,oa TIA: sho~u at SeE Orleans Is lot shown
YET he a.b must be told there has 10. b,sn the slight
e., manifestation OF UlioN fe,lJg The stores are sll
ss, aat wis The exception Of olackegs and uymlhs
d pave, (Ea0 rsaFir rich harvest snd CT whom
t1s td0usa-dsl scarcely any Oaa Is to 6e seen IN
sls A yel the extraordinary Union uecoue
~ we're 20 receive has cot been accorded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-24

Mas. TOPS "PloUs WI,H '-The Cincinnati CONNER.
eel says gla HIS TODD, Is sPnOther Of Ms Lincoln
go pr, nc, uiIh female iread at the Horticultural
Rooms on Saturday, The b ius., and cOn7ersa /, n
thre arose between himself ard several other psrsCnp
AnODg Shom vas al ,it-ily gentleman, formerly vel
scq la.lted With the AOrssn iamIy-ltsi Of Which tie
nosorio, ca Morgan a Hub-and tee conversation
slr9ag upon COL ECrgIn, sbhOrIence Of bis vilanis
WssI7Fe-ssd BY Of tie party, when Mr. Tod spoks
up, v,hementy, n Wish there thousand ike J5hr
4rgaI TLess are Der Ps,eisl words, as given by
gl- acquainted With al TIE parties, enl to whoyr
tley ~ere, Gee Of ice group alluded %, Ad
dressed"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-24
PELE RAP HI0.
sKIRxIsaING NEAR CHATTANOOGA.

AuauErA, Jane ga de'p4:ch from chattanooga
dated 9lst inst, ssys: Col Davis, OF the I'D Florida
Regiment, with his eoum7ud, crossed the river IL s
morning at the Esrrcws Sharp fkirmishng ersued.-
The result was that the Yrkees were driven balk With
considerable Osa Scots Cavalry, Col Forrest COM
mlrdng slao Ell sged the enemy. TIE expedition was
commanded by Gen L'sd,etter. Oar l5s was one
taort4lly and three slightly wounde'
Captain Curly, CT Slsbaml. aud his partisan corps
brought in dsy Captain aud tTo Loutenlrs, of lie
10 Iino. Regiment, who were captured twelve nilea
from Huntsville.
Mir CeG:r, captured by Morgan, ia to be exchanged
Tor Lieutenant Colorcl Wood