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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

MAYORS CoCRr-The examination OF Perrine
for tie shooting OF CatIerson was concluded yes
terday. aud pefrine Was acquitted The Iesti-
mony in the case very yolaminoGs. occupy
ing several parts OF days. We ud intend TO
publish IT, but il i long and the case his lost
much OF It's interest The result shows that Ter
riue i held guiltess and was more slhnet against
than SHINING ia the whole affair. The case w"s
arsue,i by John + d. e. Esq Tor the State. and
by SINS A. Cooley. ESD. Tor the defense. Ar
Colley made an able legal argument. DE spoke
for an hour and 4 half IN a strain of eoquence
sel,iom equaIled. A more triumphant sindlea
ton OF a client was never be'cre msie thtn Mr..
Colley's speech Of yesterday. HIS heart as well
as his intellect engaged. ami the effect WAS
electrical. Mayor M,xssii summed up the Ies-
tmony and iul.y acquitted Perrlne.
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lee, Ice The ere ,test luxury in warm westh-
er j. ice Without il how could we endure the
heated termI Blessed he the mtn that invented
ice-ice in summer. Mr. Geo W. Pitts, on Yer
mont street. has 'he incest. cIednest and most
transparent ice which he delivers each mornin.
to hs customers. Call on Mr. Puts ami lac viii
Keep YOU cool.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

The report yesterday that a freigh. train
loaue,l with oysters for HIVES hid been captured
by the reLels ON he Baltimore aud Ohio railroad.
j. not Confirmed. On the contrary. We are in
formed nv Mr. II lives himself. that his invoice OF
o.siers j. constant aud uninterrupted. lie il
n ~ receiving fresh oysters 10y every train and
prepared TO supply all Orders. A tine supply OF
I uit and irut cans constantly ON hand. Mr..
Ii ives keeps the celebrated .i'deon Coffee. so
h ghly recommended by physicians Tor IT. tue
sne,iis-na qualities. It's flavor resembles the pure
J va aud j. unsurpassed. Also the finest lmpe
rial 1'ea in the city at the Round the Corner
Grocery. No. 3. North Illinois street, opposite
the Bate. House.
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habit Oi s.f-aba-e To which = added observation. ou
Female Diseases and other Interesting matter ~ The
importance the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts of their physical al iify
enter Sent any sddre-- IN sealed wrap
per. on receipt Of ten cents or four sismps.
We devote entire tire and attention a. the
private diseases II pri-
report Our DspenSsry & the only Institution o the
kind Ia America which has been fASlsLrt h special
charter this fact should give q preference the
auacks Of doubtful character e f0ust ia Ell
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INFORMATION WAIVED An old friend desires
TO learn the whereabouts OF number Of families
who mos ed from Green county. l. At ehnes-ee.
some eight or ten wears ag". 10 same count, IN
Indiana. Some of their names are II 'rmin. Ia
trun. Bowers B.ckarsI, Tochuer. P,t>enburser,
a.. Ii they will address J G.. Il bs letter ~t
Columbus. Indiana. they will hear something
Of interest from their old friends 1913
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GIRL WASIED-To do the work i'm a small
family. good girl get pleasant place
and prompt pay. by applying at No. 81 North
New Jersey street. 9-3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

cETo THE NEW OF
BOTH SEXES. A Retired Clergyman having
been health fes days, after years
Of suffering, j. willing ss-i~ other ny sending
freel receipt Of postpaid directed envelope,
copy y the prescriptien used. Direct
Rev. Js,hN NJ. DAGNALL.
Je9-d&w4m lss Fulton street. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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On A INV METHOD OF
treating yenensl Diseases, iDciu-
Dig Syphilis In all IT, srsge=:
6onorrhea. elect. Structure. ysri-
cocils, and Hydrocele, Diseases q
the Kidneys. Bladder &C. with
cut mercury containing a val
liable treatise on thstwide-spresd
ualady az youth. Seminal weak-
ness. Nocturnal Emissions, Sexna:
Debility. inpofency. sc.. the Sc
cret iniirmities Of youth and ma
...rft., arf.fs.~ rra,~, shx A.....f.-s
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wsINGER & co s LETTER "A"FA

sESINGER co : LETTER "A'FAM-
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments, is the REST and CHE APEsr and MOST BEAUTl-
FUL of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing, from the running of tuck In tareian the max
ing Of overcoat-anybng from pilot or beaver cloth
down the softet tissue, and is
ready 10 do its work to perfection II can fell. hem bind,
gather. tuck quilt. and has capacity for
Of ornamental work This Is not the ony machine thst
can fell hem bind and FORTH but will do better
than any other machine. The LETTER Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is beco ing popular,
implies that can be foided into box
case. which, when opened makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work upon. The
of every imaginable de.gn--ain the wood grew
In lis native forest or as deliberately finished
make them. /. NJ SINGER 4 Co..
No ass Broadway, New York.
Gk3S- Ind annapolis 0fiice-No. Odd-fellow~' Hall.
Washington street. ap1S-sily
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Campaign Sentinel.

The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will be
furnished for Three Months, during the Cam
paign. nj
81 CE MS a COPY.
N Send in the names d&w
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sS- The Belefontsine X abroad Company de-
sign building large machine shop, engine house
&e {. IN the norihe at part of the city. near the
residence of the late Gen. II anna.
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eX- Prentice says the Southern cavalry have
one important advantage. As they get
no salt for their horses, the animals are always
fresh.
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II Gen Mcclellan aud Gen. Buell. know
when to fight Those who stay ut home and
abuse them know only when not to.-Loaisciiie
Journal
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~ Captain keghlley'~ company of the 4t
cavalry left list nie ht Tor Kentucky
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Cal TlON.

The market is full Of limitations represented be the
same as BROWNS Observation-Disclosures" which are
in productive Of positive injury Many dealer
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles a1o g more profit To themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROwN'S BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,' =
which by long experience have their value havns
received the sanction of physicians generally and test
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES. when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence t.
the affected pats the sedatv- and soothing eeci the
lining of,he wndppe into the BronchiiaiIay Pull
monary and gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and
the various Throataectionsto which public speakers and
singer are liable feh1I-dl, 80
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IL For choice cake. pies and confectionery
go 10 Cunnnsham's
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81 SLOAN.
GLATE r. BRowSING.)
- n ~ &c g. II - II - :,

~ West Washington Street. Indianapolis,
Have in store large and well selected stock cf Drugs
Medicines, Chemcals, Paints, TIL furnishes. Dye
stufs Glassware Window elias. Brushes,
Cigars, Tobacco. Spices, Perfumery,
Fancv and Toilet Articles.
Coal oil and Lamps.
Patent Medicines,
and all articles complete the stock Of Druggist, As
purchase principally for ct~h direct from the import
manufacturers. and being DESTROYS the
reputation which house has enjos ed Of selling
0ood fresh fcieS great j. taken in the selection
of Drugs in reference 20 their purity. our facilities
such thai feel rOnfdert offer, in frs and
sduterated articles, strong nducem any other
Western house
Al orders will receive the pei attention Of
The firm Great aiken in the diSpen ing If phy
clans prescriptions and family recipes from strictly pure
articles and we feel confident can render satisfaction
in the prices and 1zsdtaty Of goO's-
BgowNING 4 SLOAN,
% West Washington street.
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NJ uSiC.

NTFw MI &c 30 ,K.---The silver Chord, a compan
! y ion to "Tbe Home Circl' - at
sepll WILLARD SrOwELL'S.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

TOuIiNSON A Con, Oruggssts, No.
~ East Warrington street,
Have been appointed agents for the sale Of
% R ID E,S FL q. 4 G. O..
THE WONDERFUL GRANELUS, fsr the cure of Coughs
Colds Thrat Brschus whee zng rril alton the
Uvula and ToR~s, and DI<ea~es of the Lungs Sold IN
large boxes. IS cts, 81 and 81 each nisd&w1y
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- uaa1 ~ IN NJ u n - m - s1 |.
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.
A Medical Report,

Containing 7kf,tr Fsse Plates ana Eaovaess9sor1ss
ANato-sz ard PAysie'o9y eftts Ss<~- Ov9a.ss Ga a
sfssss NJ If-srS aad Dssegss
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PiANo-FoRTEs.


By THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR THk
TREATMENT or ALI. THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENIAL ORGANS.
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DRUGS.
N E W FIRM !.

HAVE associated with IN business Mr. g. w.
>lozn. who has been assistant IN tie store for
number OF year. Hereafter business will be
continued AZ the old stand under the firm Of
BROWNING a SLOAN.
feel grateful Tor tho liberal patronage which we have
ever recse-trust by -trct attention business and
tse OF customers and rptain he sana
X. BROWNING.
IL persons moving themselves indebted 10 ne will
~ please call al Their earliest and make
settiementof same, aud oblige X. B8oW NM.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
GOOD NEWS FROM THE
Western FlOtiIla!
A Running Fight! &,
Of the Rebel FYees /!
Capture Of Memphis !
lis Occupatisn BY Our Troops
CAPTURE OF PRISONERS, &C.
w., n,,.,-x. t,o ,,s,

WAS DsPARrxENr, June 8, 1867.
Advices have been received from Commando el
Davis at Memphis, announcing battle betweeI
his feet. aided BY Colonel Ellett's ram fotilla
The engagement commenced at $50 IN to.
morning Of the 9Th instant, and ended At z, II
running hght, the result Of which was ib'
capture or sinking ri seven of the rebel Heet
One escaped BY. superior spsed. Col. Elicit
Who 10 seriously but not d. nge rOusly wounded
is highly compiimented for gailartry and al III
Memphis surrendered Immediately af or The
engagement, and was placed under military
authority. Z. s. SANFORD, N. 6.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM CON. DAVIS. O,
THE FLOTILLA.
WAR DEPARTMENT, June 8, 1852.
Tho following dispatch WAS received at th'
Navy Department:
U. 8. SrBAxER BENTON.
OGhemphis, June s. 1862,
Hon. GIDEON WILLIS,
Secretary Of the Navy:
Bin: arrived bore last evening. al 0 O'Clock
accompanied by the mortar q 'et. under Capt
Nay nader, tho ordnance e'eamers, storesbips
30. and anchored a mile and half above tn,
city.
This morning, I discovered the rebel Zee,
which had been reinforced, and now CONSISTED
Of eight ans and eunbosts. lying al The leves
The engagement, which commenced At B.3t
.. m. and ended Al Z, terminated in q running
hght. was ably supported BY the ram nesi
under the command pf Colonel Elicit, who val
conspicuous for his gallantry. and 10 seriously
but not dangerously wounded.
The result Of the action was the captura o'
destr action Of seven vessels Of the rebel ase,
a. follows: Gen. Beauregard," blown up ant
burned. Gen. Sterling Price one wheel car
ried away. JET. Thompson" set on. Are BY
shell, burned. and magazine blown up. Sum
ter,' badly out up by shot. but will be re
paired. Little Rebel. ."boilsr exploded BY shot
and otherwise injured. but Will be repaired. Be
stdes this, one ofthe rebel b ,ats was sunk 10
the beginning Of the aotion-her name Ia moi
known. A boat, supposed 10 be the "vau
Dorm. escaped from the fotills by ber superior
speed; two rams are 10 pursuit: The onicsrs
and crews Of the rebel boats endeavored tC
make the shore. Many Of their wounded and
prisoners are in our hAucs.
The Mayor surrendered the city TO me after
the gagement. Col. Fitch came down q,
eleven O'Clock, and has taken military pos
sion.
G. H. DAVIS,
Flag ofiicer pro tenn.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09
Arrival Of the Bienville al
Philadelphia.
RICH PRIZES.
News from Charleston.

The United States steamer Bsnville, Com
mander J. r. N. Mullany. arrived at Philadel
phia Friday evening from Port Royal. via block
aiding feet of Charleston. The Bienville sailed
from Philadelphia some two months ago, with
ammunition. &c., for the block aiding squadron
also supplying the gunbOats at Mosquito Inlet
since which time she has been on the bloc kade
of Charleston. During her stay there she cap
tured the two English screw steamers Stettlr
and Patrss; also, three valuable scbOOnsrs
while endeav0ring to run the blockade. The
steamers we're sent 10 New York and the
sohOoners she tOwed 10 Philadelphia Tho Ag
gregate estimated value OF these prizes Ia about
t400 900.
The Stet,in Is loaded with l 900 boxes Of tea
200 cases Of champagne, 10 tens Of brandy. and
large cargo Of assorted stores. valued In al
at between $500 600 and $500, 900.
The Pstras Ii loaded with arms and Ammu
milton. coffee, liquors, &c. Among the former
are nity cases OF arms and seventy. i've tons o
powder.
Two Of the schoonsEs are registered as La
Creole and the Providence. All are loaded
with provisions, &C., and all cleared at Nassau
for Charleston.
She brings over one hundred passengers-
chiefly crews of prizes captured.
General Hunter had organized u brigade Of
contrabands, and was about TO assign them u
building entrenchments and tortihoatiOns.
sharp engagement had occurred with the
rebel batteries at StOno.
The Union forces were virtually investing
Charleston.
A rebel steamer was run ashore on 10 Will
llaD's' island while being chased by the block.
aiding vessels, and is still aground.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

"RoNANCE OF Poor YoUsa NAS."-1his
great drama, which has been Tor weeks 10 prep
aration al Manager GrJvers Theatre, Is TO be
produced to night for the hrst time, with new
scenery, costumes, appointments and all The
paraphernalia necessary 10 insure It's perfet
success. lu addition to the standard comedy
Congress, Mr.. J. X Mortimer and Miss Ads
Proctor have been engaged and will sustain
prominent characters 10 the drama. The play
ID 10 six grand tsbleaux, each Of which is re-
pIsts with interest, and the whole contain,
many thrilling incidents. We are sure that all
who will attend Growers Theatre and see the
" Romance Of Poor Young Man." will b. am
ply repaid for their trouble.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

FLooDs IN THE DELAwARE.-The papers are
filed with accounts Of the food 10 the Delaware
and is trbutarie', which is greater than any
which has occurred since ls4l. The Trenton
IN. J.) Gazette Of last Saturday says:
"The total rise yesterday was about fifteen
feet, in less than that number OF hours. A por
tion OF The railroad between this city and Bor.
dentown was Overfowed, and We understand
that the track has been washed away for a
considerable distance. Cars could not pass
over last evening. The Belviders Delaware
railroad is also impossible, the track being
damaged 10 several places"
The national Republican., 1862-06-09
FROM FRONT ROYAL,
ou11r111AO still About {
Rc.c0ptMrc Of .NesU .MarJtei!
JaeksoH's Army Scatteredl
CAPTURE OF PRI,ONERS. WAGONS
SUPPLIES, 10, BY GEN FREMONT!

FRONT ROYAL. June 7.-Snme excitement wai
occasioned last evening by the report that a
fOraging party was fred upon by rebel cavalry
some six miles out Of town. A report also stated
that soma rebel troops were eDcamped between
two hills, eight or nine miles distant. A body
Of infantry and cavalry wore started this morr
ing to ses II they could And them, but no signs
Of the enemy were discovered.
Three men were drowned In attempting Ia
eross the Shenandoah last night. named John
Brown. sergeant, company A, Twelfth Massa.
chuse,ts regiment, and Sergeant Fuller, com,
pany G, Thirteenth Aassao ohusetts. The other
Name unknown, belonged 10 the 0sth New
York. A boat, with hiteen men, was carried
away, hut went ashore some two miles below
aud all were saved.
FRoNT ROYAL. June S.-Nsws from General
Shields's division, states that a scouting party
crossed the river, at Columbian bridge, and
went - New Market, where II was ascertained
Jackson had atreated through thars three days
ago. His army had been reduced 10 about Ave
thousand men, the remainder having scattered
through the mountains, 10 save th, mselves
FremOnt's amy had follow ed them all the way
capturing wagons, prisoners, supplies, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

The IMPEACHMENT CAsE.-Tbe impeachment
Of Judge Humphrey, of Tennessee, will be tried
by the Senate to day, and the novelty Of the
proceeding will doubtless attract large crowd
There has been no case OF impeachment during
the present generation. The last one was that
Of Judge Peck, more than thirty years ago.
In the prcsent case, there will he no appear.
ancs Of the impeached party. The Sergeant
alarms Of the Senate, who went to the Judges
plantation to summon him, found nothing there
but twenty negroes, who had eaten up all the
corn, and were calling for more"
We remark In passing, that 1t will be ter
rible day for the Constitution when these
negroes are permitted 10 raise corn for them
selves, instead OF raising cotton for rebel.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09
L4ssse from ths Army Of
~ Potomac.
Attack q C6s. suulnsrss Pickets--Ns
Harm DoAe.
LYING OF a RICHMOND PAPER.
GEN. PRIn AND STAFF VISITING GEN
ncCLELLAN.
EXCITEMENT IN RICHMOND.
HsADQuARrHRs ARnY OF fan PoronAo
8undav. JunA Al.

HEADQUARTERS ARnY OF nm POronAo,
Sunday, June Oh.
The rebels opened with artillery ysatsrdsy
afternoon on the pioksts Of Gen Sumner. they
having advanced to new position. No harm
was done, and the firing soOn ceased.
A Richmond paper, 81 Friday. received here
gives no details Of the late battle. A usual. I
brilliant victory 10 claimed By the rebels. I,
states that the Fedsrals wete driven Into the
CbtcknhOmtoy and White Oak swamp; that
Mcclellan had sent flags of TRUCE aaklng per
misston to bury bis dead, both OF which state
ments are false.
II gives the loss In one regiment at 1l0 killed
and wounded, evidently showing that they con.
slider II their interest TO disolOee the nsws oi
their defeat 70 The public by degrees, in order
~ prevent psnto. ~.
Gen. Prir, and staG, Of Spain, arrived 10.
day. and paid their fsspsots 70 General NoCiel.
Ian.
Three dsssrtsrs who came 10 to-day, frt m
Richmond. state that there was groat exotic
ment 10 that oity, for fear that the James river
would rise suiioiently hieh 10 allow our gun.
boats to pass over the obstruotions. The sx.
citement was So great that many II the oiti.
xens were leaving Rtohmond. They confirm
The report Of the Wounding Of Gen johnson.
This being Sunday, everything is quiet.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

~ Ia the list Of Americans registered al
Gum 4 Co.'s American and General Agency,
10 Strand, London, during the week ending
May 24tb, are the following:
Simon Cameron, United States Minister to
Russia; Locbel, Pa.
B'yard Taylor, Secretary United States lie.
cation to Russia; Ksnnstt Square, Pa.
X Prichstts and r. S. Chiffon, Washington,
DC.
George D. Morgan and J. A. Leland, New
York
Aud J. A. Rcdstone, indianapolis, Ind.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09
The Great Battle Before Rich.
sNOMd.
,EFICIAL REPORT OF MAJOR GENERAL
MCCLELLAN,


The following state ment Of the loss In the bat
lie of Fair Oaks has been received al the War
Department.:
Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON. Stcret1,y Of Var:
Statement Of killed, wounded, and missing Of
the 3lst OF May and June l, 1862. In front OF
Richmond.
General Sumner. Second corps, 1888 killed, s8l
wounded, and ll8 missing.
General Hientzleman, Third corps, 269 killed
$40 wounded. and 1855 missing.
General ksyes. Fourth oorps, AS killed, l ,753
wounded, and 92i missing.
missing.
Grand total, killed. wounded, and missing
$3.50.
A nominal list will be furnished ~ soon ~ the
data can be'received.
G, B. MCMILLAN,
Major General Commanding.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09
I lac Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Bridge Chieny Restored.

HARPER's FsRRY, June S.-All the Baltimore
rebel army In his last attSok, as we'll as those
washed Oh by tho late freshet, have this day
been effectively restored, excepting Great Pc.
tomao bridge at this point.
The through mail and passenger trains b' &.
tween Washington. Baltimore, Wheeling and
Pa, kersburg, will be regularly resumed to.mor.
row. Monday. Passengers being transferred
here BY military pO0ntuon bridgi ferry. un II
the railroad bridge shall be restored which may
req uire ten days more.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

Missouri rssinsns, Who volunteered his ssfvi.
ces % thle ooossioo.
r. Lsss Dseisls. With his ssy,l b.stsry SuS = q q
above the level Of The 6sa, did splendid service
throughout the entire siege.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
b. SAxroN,
Brig. Gen. u. 9. volun usrs.
HAnsHa's RnnaY, June ., 1855.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

The MISSISSIPPI OPENED. our telegrsphis
dispatches. The destruction oi the rebel feet
sod the surrender Of Memphis have completed
the glorious work OF opening the Mississippi
No person now in being will live long enough
to See II closed again.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

Gov. STASLr.-lt Is said that Gov Slanly is
3 man Of SO much split, that be will resign II
aOy Of bis orders issued at Nowbern are re
voked. He did not show much spirit when be
was .rattsned BY Gov. Wise on the race course
near this city.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09
stono taken by our Gunboats.

Dispatches from Flag omosr Dupont state
that the gunbosts have possession Of 6tono,
near Charleston. ... TT
The capture was made 10 consequence Of In
formation received ffom Robert Small. =
Letters from tho Gulf aunOupce the capture
Of the schooner Newcastle by the brig Balm
bridge, and the schooner Jane BY the steamer
r. X, Cuyler.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
GkORIOUS - :S11
Fron Gs neral Alitc,. ..,s Array.
Osnssal nseslys DsNess shs Rebels ~
ChattaaSsge, asd Capturss shs1r
6aggoge Wsgons, Asaaaition
and 1aPPlAss.

Dispatches have been received Al the War
Department from General Mitchell, dated Al
Huntsyille, Alabama. June Q. stating that m
OF General Negely, had driven In the enemy,
commanded by General Adams from Winohes.
ur, through Jasper, back 10 Chattanooga. and
utterly defaxted and routed them at that point.
Baggage wagons, ammunition and supplies have
fallen into our hands. and still more important
results may be expected TO follow this move.
ment. rr
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

- Notice the advertisement in another
column Of DR.. La Bonita, who desires partner
10 bis business, or II desirable. will sell out 70
any one desiring 10 engage In it, He can be
found st bis room, No. s, Washington Building.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09
OursrDa-A Mexican account Of their recent
repulss Of the French corps Of invasion, also
two most interesting intercepted dispatches Of
the emisssries sent 70 Europe BY the rebels ,

Music IN THE PRssiDESr's GRoUNDs-The
paragraph In this paper, 70 the effect that there
would be music In the Presidents grounds, ou
Wednesday afternoons, after his family retire
70 the Soldiers Home, was incorrect. There
will be no music in the Presidents grounds
this summer.