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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

Ifyou would see tho Union destroyed,
vote foi Vim Il. Finck. ..ft a@
Ifyou would recognize The Southern
Confrd'racy, vote for VIM. E. Finck.
Ifyou would subscrt the Constitution
Of the United States, vote for Wm, E.
Finck. ta
If you would encourage aud sustain n
wicked rebellion waged without cause.
vote for WIN. L. Fnck.
II you would sympalhizs with traitors
and give them our moral support, vote
for VIM. L, Finck.
II you would see Tho flag disgTaced. tho
Cover nment overthrow, the Constitution
subver,ed and the laws de6ed. vote for
VIM. Il Fibck.
II you would Gee the republic wrecked
aud republican institutions overlhrown,
vote for VIM. 4 Fiuck,
II you prefer anarchy to lAw--ii you
favor rebellion aud war to sustain II, vote
for Wm. u. Finck. '
Ifyou favor ccmp'omise with traitors
in arms upon the basis Of the division Of
our territory and tho recognition Of the
"Sou horn ConIederacy," vote foI VIM.
L. Fuok.
II you are in favor Of the protaotion Of
traitors in the enjoyment of all their
property and rights while in arms against
tho Government, vote for VIM. L. Finok,
II you would discourage snliasmeuls.
vote for VIM. Il, Finck.
Ifyou would withhold supplies from
our armies, vote for Wm. n. Finck.
II you would sond az alder and abettor
Of rebellion to Congress, vote for VIM.
K. Fink.
II you would throw obstacles IN the
way Of the successful prosecution Of the
war, vote Tor VIM. L, Finck.
II you love party aud the SpOilS Of Of.
Zoe better than the country aud its cause,
vote for VIM, Il. Finck.
ETIf you endorse.h Ohio Eagle and
ils treason, vote for VIM. Finok.
II you endorse the following extract
from Dr.. Olds' speech -to.Wit'
Our opponents (lho Re2ublicAns) fOrc.
cd this war upon US. aud they now call
upon us TO help them out, but | tell you,
NJ Lincoln, that when you strike down
Constitutions. tramplo laws under foot
and then call on Democrats to help you,
you will not get them. l tell you. fellow
Democratic. there is no honor, no gain,
no profit. no gloiy. in this war, II is oil
loss. = Before / would enlisl
or before ! would sntice a single Demo
erat 10 enlist, ! would 6rst know, NJ, Lin
cola, what you are Sighting fOrf" a
"It 10 not for the Constitution and Uniol
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
important lfrOm.Augustay XIV.
IcOrespondonco Of cinelaaAtl Gazette, ] !


W Augusta, Ky. Sept. 81. 1869.
This place Was attacked by aforce Of
mounted rebels six hpndrsa aud forty
strong, with two cannon. under command
Ola ycungsr brother of Col John MORGAN,
at three o'clock this afern ooq, Their
first attack was made by a por.ioa Of them
on the eam6oats Belfast ani Florence
Miller, with the inteilion OF capturing
them, bu! although the boats were com,
pleleIy riddled with musSet aud rifle
shots, they made their escape without any
person being hurt. 10 the meantime the
rest OF the force became engaged with
the Union force under Col Bradford, mum
beriDg l20 men, the most Of whnm took
refuge in the houses, and ired frbm the
windows with dea lily effect ON the rsbels,
killing and u wouuding ninety men =
IAmongst,l tie akilledsare threep csptains,
one of them Younger brother of Nor IA j.
Amongstths mortplly wounded is the
Lieut.. Colonel IN command. q son OF G.
D. Prentice. Of the Louisville Journal.
This heavy loss exI"perated the rebels so
much that they set fire to every house
they were fred upon from. which spread
ing to other houses, burned down two
squares Of the town. The casualties to
our force is 8 killed and Is wounded,
though 1T is fearel several ciliz MS were
CONSUMED I in the butning builiingss-
With the exception of few that esca.
ped, the rest Of our Iforces with Co'onsl
Bradford, were taken prisoners. They
left the town about s o'clock. taking their
prisoners with them. iaIa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION SlAIE lIGN6i.
JUDGE or SUPREME COURT.
FRANKLIN T. BACKUS,
of Cuyahoga coOnty.
- sEcgErARY or STATE,
- w. s. KENN0N,
Of Belmont county.
ATTORNEY eENgRAL,
- CHAUNCEY N. 0LDs.
a0s OF Franklin county. ~
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
WILLIAM D. HEEKLE.
~ Of Warren county,
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JOHN B. GREGORY.
,r Of Scio,o county.
ToR coSoRE's, l2th) DISTRICT,
CAREY A. TRIMBLE.
Of Ross county.
JUDGE COURT COMMON PLEAS, (7,h) DIsrRrc,
PHILEMON B. EWING,
Of Fairfield county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
Italy.

y Tie off ial Turin Gazette defends the
Government for not declaring lie intend.
cd course toward Garibaldi. Itsays the
law has TO be executed and justice take
its cOurse. ., t 80
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
Chose lrnmnIinr n nndar rooi.

those trampling Il under foot.
Between men representing principles
like these--Uuion on the one side, with
the means indispensable to iis,PerPeIua'
ton, and disuuion on the other, with the
means surely tending TO the subVersioO
Of constitutional liberty. it will not be
difficult 10 choose, We appeal 10 the p'O'
ple ia the name of The Union and the pa
,riot blood it cost, in tho name of consli-
,uional liberty, the tears aud groans It's
achievement wrung from our fathers in
the name Of our suffering soDs and broth
ers in the field, who for human ishts
and human hopes. have perilled thtir
lives to 60 forward TO the work to vote
for the Union--io ruut its enemies at Ihe
ballot box this fall .oyerwhelm them with
disaster.
II you are 10 favor Of the Union Of The
States as our fathers made it aud desire
it's perpetuation, vote for Hou CAREY
A. TRIMBLE. %
Ifyou believe the Government Of The
United States 10 be good GoVepmeni,
and would prevent it's overthrow, vote for
Carey A. TrimbIe.
II you believe the laws OF the United
Stat 10 he good laws--Decessary to the
peace Of society and prosperity of it's mem
bers, aud would see them executed, voc
for Carey A, Trimble.
IF you would c'u,b treason and punish
traitors, vote for Carey A. Trimble.
II you would sustain the honor Of The
9 g. rescue it from disgrace, and see il
wave in triumph from every hill top and
valley in the land, vote for Carey A
Trimble.
If you arc 10 f,vor Of the war 10 sup
press rebellion and restore the authority
Of tho natioo in tn, insurgput States. vOl
IEr Carey A. Triuhle.
rvooa.s;,a ,ha ,,;,muh of m, o,m
and the defeat Of our enc mics, vote 70
Carey A. TrimbIo.
IL you believe in the ,ish, Of the ma
io,ity 10 rule. vote for Carey A. Trimble
II you would yindica,e "man's capaci,,
for self government" vote for Carey A
TrimLle.
coo,e...,;o, ,.,l,s
than protecting rebel properIy--weaksu
ing rather than strengtheng the publ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12
Opening OF the Trade.


The following steamboats, werc advertised In ST. Louis
for the lower Mississippi
FOR caIEo, NEaiHs, vrcKsBrRG AND NEW oRIrlxs
steamer l. VI Kennel, sbcble master Will leave f,r
fhc above aud intermediate ports Wednesday llth inst
NJ Tour I. H. For freight or passage Apply ON beard
u. 4. SIIEBLF, Master.
toLrMBrs, ncKMAN, NEW MADRID, FORT PILLOW xSp
MEMPHIS. sr
steamer City Of Alton Barnes master will leave for
The above and intermediate ports Wednesday ilh INST
four NJ For freight or passage applyon board, or
70 bart ton Able Co., agents, AZ Commercial street.
eOrner OF Pine.
srouLAR wExxLy PACKET FOR cAx crRARpRau, CAIRO,
ooLusBrs, n'xxAS, sKw xADMS rnLow, MEMPHIS
AND 81. LoUIs.
steamer Champion Pepper master. will leave for the
uovo ana intermediates ports, Saturday 14th inst ut
our y. NJ For freight passage appy ON hoard or IN
hrton ADO Co., Agents, Commercial street. cor.
son CAIRO corrxBcs, NEW MADRID. FORTS ru,ov Avn
DoLh AND MEMPHIS
steamer Planet, Eaton master will loavs for tbe a,vs
and intermediate ports, Monday 9th inst ut Ave M
For freight or passage apply on boa-d or 10 Parton
Able 60, agents ~ Commercial street corner Of Pima
sEsrnis NAIL PACKET, FoR ST. gESHvRyE cussrxR cAry
GIRARpEAu, CAIRO, COLUMBUS, MADRID AMP MEMPHIS
steamer Belle Memphis Sousley master will len for
he above and intermediate ports on Tuesday lotb met
hvo \. M For freight or lassage apply on board.
WARREN a. co, Agents
srxprns NAN rAcxKr, cENEvIEyE, ciirsrxa tArE
crRARDEAr, CAIRO, ccy6MBrs, NEW MADRID Ann xxsrrus
Steamer John - FERRY, Zeipcr, master, will leave for
The above and intermediate ports Monday, 9th INST
Al hveP. NJ For freight or passage apply on hoard
20 WARDEN n co Agents
lhe following steamboat advertised at Evansville
Ind -
CARO- FORT Pillow syD wrNrHis
The steamer General Anderson will make trip, leav.
ing Evansville on Monday 10th nst on tho ARRIVAL OF
she SIX O'Clock y W. train moderate rate for freight
s"d passage will be charged LEWIS DAVIS, Captain,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12
THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
Desperate Fight at Port Republic Between
Portion of General Shields Army
and JaekSon'S Forces.
Additional Particulars Of the Skir-
mishes and Battles.
THE AFFAIR AT UNION CHURCH.
Splendid Fighting Of the New York Ger
man Troops Under Gen. Stahel.
The Army of Fremont in
Action.
SKETCHES OF THE GENERALS.
-~~~~~-a~-,-~-s-e-~--~-,e
THE NEW YORK REGIMENTS.
What the Ohio Troops Under
Schenck and the Indianians
Under Milr0y Accomplished.
>~>~O~~~~~~--->-,se------
Death Of Ashby, the Famous Rebel
Guerilla Chief Of Cavalry.
-~~se~.-~~~~---->~~-~->~-~--
SKETCH OF THE nGA1g.
-~~~~~-vo~~yN~~S~>>e~cc~~,
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
THE VERY LATEST,
&C., &C., &c.

On Saturday. May 81 the first collision occurred be-
twen tho forces Of Jackson and Fremont in the lower
valley near strasburg As Jackson heard Of the
advance Of Fremont from Franklin to sasburg byforced
Marches 70 intercept him, he at fell back from tho
Potomac In the direction Of Winchester and strasburg
TIE RAPID MOVEMENTS or JAcxsoss REBErs.
50 rapidly did jackson his out forces that
many OF them during march OF thirty miles, which
brought them az far Winchester, fell from the ranks
exhausted, and all were more or less footsorc and
broken down. Their cavalry, under it's desperate
and undaunted leader, Ashby, always occupying
tho post Of danger on tho march, secured the
country 10 ascertain the progress and whereabouts Of
the nterceptng column. jackson was the first 10 occu
py strnsburg, though he was only two hours march
five mes) in advance Of Fremont on the evening Of
May 81. MF
THE riRsr ENGAGEMENT MAY 81
About two O'Clock that afternoon sharp engage.
ent occurred between the rebel cavalry and artillery,
under Ashby and the First New Jersey cavalry and q
battery OF artillery side. Both sides claimed the
victory Ashby fell back with HIS principal force, and loft
few cavalry toact pckets and report tho pro.
gress Of Fremonts army.
the RoADc--srRsNcTH or srAspuRo.
Jaehscn. II should bs remarked had tbs advas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

Jackson. II should ,, remarked had sbs sdvas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12
the LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
Matters here are quiet.

Matters here quiet.
II reported that the rebels have destroyed guam
city Of cotton at Madison and wi;sburg on the St. Fran
CHS river.
et CARO- June ii, 1862.
Tho steamer De Soto arrived from Memphis last night.
was reported there when she left that Commodore
Farragups feet had passed vicksburg but was compel
led 70 return TO below tbs city account Of low water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12
CAIRO, June IL, 1867
Rebel Accounts from Vicksburr.
IErOm tho Wick hnro Mhir Luna q p


We have nothing new report about the ieet below
They have all remained at anchor since our ssuc
kcvcn VI the enemy's vessels passed Button Rouge ON
saturday afternoon, coming up They will reach the
Meet beiuw here about Thursday.
The skrmish with the enemy at Grand Gulf appears
70 have been very trivial affair alter all IL appears
that after piIlaging the town about one hundred ana
hty federas concluded they would visit Glib son and
ransack that place. but before they had FAR
the road from Grand Cult they surprised by some
ewenty five -four boys who lying in ambush await
ing their approach The enemy fed ia great
after receiving the hro OF our scouts and made good
their escape " the boats Only one federal was Ied
and none Of the wounded wore captured.
IL s said that the negroes about the city find but little
difcuy IN passing the sentincls about city at night
Indeed some of them boast that they can walk The
streets when white man can't. Why this dscrniua-
sion is made we must confess are al q loss 70 know
and would Ike 70 have II explained by those who make
The distinction. We have been earnest advocate or
vigilance IN our city and were gradually settling down
INTO the conviction that the '.barg was wei guarded:
but negroes arc permitted 10 peabuatc the streets
every night ut pleasure Vicksburg Is not as safe as we
had supposed. No negro should be allowed 20 leave bls
or her owners premises after eight ococx and ihoso
caught out utter that hour be placed Ia the guard
houss until morning We apprchend no particular dan
ser from the slaves but there lew bcx sheep IA
every lock, and these few, might us and cur cause
considerable damage. AT any rate the negroes shoa.d
DO kept NJ home at night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

jackson was now composed, Slowly sad care.
fully did he march hs haggard forces one hour after.
wards rain began 10 fa! in torrene during which Fro
ment halted 10 bv.a bridge. Will, jackson pursued
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ate. os Advertising sn Daily.

ls.l ai.srsl.sa.snss any cents pei square each
asesflyl- 80. -. -
sall.factary arrangements mafe ~ith tnsee "a
- e sts~fflsr ny The year. ~ith We p44t'.s.o -
chsnrtax a. pleasure. f~afiy si*efts<fs, h"~sfoI'
vii =, rdnsd strictly 70 their feEAiAr "a''h''
an .ei4 i,,fF gsfrfeFlt -. IN
Afserii.enisnft is the sp~ffal r'l'~ eoi-inh VII
80 c.Ia..,ei teo pfiese - ,.ts .
Af.sillselsenss Kept Constantly oo tho insias'
prles sDi q haL . -
l...rs.- naice- Published n he local columns. %
sf tf1 90 uri- tll Be chaI Erd ioT eaeE hi>Ffi'o"
Al. i over ten lines. Ter cents per l1r
Afsrr. l.ciierff seit h. icr no - eiifl i'iIFs vi
lt.rrt.l three months. unie-- ordered eui- -,
~ alteration q = standlng &dser ifei1-n nt WI
..s1.l.. - a rcuswh of the sane, unles- "'hrfNl''
srfe.a. upon b. Contract. -.
frs..'rlrr afdldAtss f0r Sa4ce u even descflp p
"a i le eh rsed Uf2 90 lof each name Ia tie DAILY
sn'. 90 u ihs D- sad Weekly. a*@a2s :" 90"
f4fs4.s
y. wra,s.itoas adsert iseInents ~hAtessr
ehAlrrs vii BE- made for inserting TIE ioloes u
aflDrdtrs. s.c.siea. a. As-oeiatiotA - telso".'
30 each iiotc- Mt exscosiing lines - e'i'.- ~
- ls..ertoa. over igbt hnes a. Ills rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notlee HtiseHr''
4 ~i.h1ui uotire, bee
SfIcss - Festivals. TFuies snf Escur-ion- Fotiru
a - lia. slIusir sFpcstlons. of - eL"iehe-'
d feEuisf pfi.r- - a
legal acknowledgements inserted e. tho shpsnse .
.rn. 81 o. lefiux. afa payment Dol - De neiH5e
- ba legal pru< .tinrt buf coileefahie ~ ih' u7aas
80. r.lllsisr f5t aleoanfshe fof The ae<nfHe ~
y als,fti-sssnf. be3 I'D ths siaeaaf ehsfsee' '''
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AsSfls
risi. pr .rtr ir rafk 9h.Sos sc
3 .uis A. Mortgages helnr rrsl i'fr en-
A,ai E..a,s. wor,h =, l.s., 81. .o,.2OO $1,000 q
L .ana Stockr. Is-f-lie o. cc4s4aui,
msrkst value s. scearn, : & ,sss .n ilAcN %
ia1k stock, lmaiket yaiasi .t.tit o.
Jn tel States Treasury Sotcr, a,rket
value. lni.Aii
irookiyb C.ty Waier noadt. lJ.4,V q.
softb Caroline State toads luafkei val 1850 q,
flssouri STATE holts market vaiutl, ii.OoO o,
Zeal Estnie, No . u eii street, c. JUo a.
urfcst due oa 1t lannafy, l3ei. loi
which az, $50 ~ hAs siuge brtuvc'd T.TO3 q,
dance iu hands ol seiis ard lr cuafss
ofUansntsiun from Agtutn. cu lst -
January lof which .ll.pso - bss since
been fccsVcul, 60 400 4
ilis Receivable lfor i4suluus ca 80
land klaks.. ~ 1s1 q
her Property. Niscellaneog1 itfuls, 6toO u
Pl.ialun4s dus AID ullCs4ieeiri nn rtIi-
oics lssuoi a. Onlc.. $40
Total. 2 fYt 800
cHAniKsj MARTIN. l.4slpss4
Az wu.l.AAsIn. Nies iss alrss
y MILLION SMffh, SscAfg.sr
JOHN McaEE. Assr sso'g
CfTAKLEs ClsVFF, agent.
No PHdgSix Row.
mNsir rrlas Hsrrf. Isr.
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Fancy DYclng rni Seonfla- r.taa.
fi-hnraf.
AAfHfrE tiItrt ANp fAtBrFnT Fua afs
" "a sri nfe.sl irrsftf. lisa as0f..f.fr
'a.lf cifs1s.a sd Coi1fea - ass rha sI 81.
sts. il.t lls ffs
~atasA street 'tfs.r. .ef rsnsl &C. f.H .sf.s..
$50 sfasr .etsffet - DO f'r srlt ~
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nc Weekly Express

,.ash.d every wsene-daY. At ~ 30 per snnan',
.p,r ssnf withoai ne nouey, nor eoniinn-
line tAtn paid iof
a Adxertissax in weekly >
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ssn.., ~lu ts - deviation from ne 'boy
ss-Aa,.f. ..uisnis pubiisse.i n beth Daily ana
weokiy iA 10 charged IL fli DailY rates With cue
haIf of ne N-'ekif rates ad,lf.l.
CHARl.Fs CRuFT. fao'K
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aiLLlHsRY GOODS.
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE 70 HeAl Essat- Dsa'erf. :.
y asrs f-stfi'zrs a. s.er- 1por.. ~ 1esf
- s1cr s.i t..rss A. .ea Epssl-. stltt -
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1-errsrs - c2.1- Agsysc =
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80 "tHA'f tIe' $50 f|ft '' 'N'.'''II''a. |NA
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MUSICAL.


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UNION QCADRILLk RAND I
NkT.LA krTKND FkoNFTII 70 Al cAilS
w n - -osscsf - Nr<c t.~rftf--t snr rafi
a. rsrrirs - r-~&zu<eas vss-A
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

DEI.SONS desiring situations "a
Il Teachers in tho pahic Schools in ne cliy g.
ferfe-.luie. ttc ensuing iail and winter. are fi
quesied 90 make th ir apni.csfi in ~fifiar. p.
lraviuE them ~ith NJ. bnc.inebrm ~ as IiocI
Store. or p. fore The 18th i1si
ausi2 2-t1w q NOiIT
.Jcl~nai cors
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a j = T u q or

0( tae fIFT6rSTH AClSl. ANNJAL 0lAIE
AE4l - tte ooa.t..s,.s u tte ApNE LNSi
RAftE CoMPANt. - r. en- = Ncsc IL :,
O. a. 10 aat - ,tInu1ft ISL,
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NO. 473.
MEDICAL.
scroIuia, or kins,. EVIL,

sa consutausosi disease. . csrrupsico of ths
A eiocd. ey ~oioe this nnic e~osu,-s slusi~d zeal
A. pe.t. hegs p ne eirerisiias, q pervsces he
whole body. snd mas burst ciaeAss say p.rt
q o. Ne organ = tee non its stt.cks there
o1s ~Aiee o Gay =, dessfoy. 1ae sefofuoas tsisf
ti-oraered - unhealthy ioos, uiyurs ar, elgh al
fiity habits. The deprcssins viccs I'D sbovc al by
he seusrrai lnie1uon Nhsgesof BE- its oflsfI. ID !.
hereditary la the costitutio cs-ccueins "lrusn p.-
fents q children cnio shs hird sad tourA seosrs-
tori' Indeed. Il seems q te The fod q nim ~he
$50, I~hi visit he lfaouiics q he fsthsrs
iss esecss eommeuce ~ deposition tscn tie blocc
o. corrupt u uiovfoas natter which. ln The lungs
AVE. AZ internsl organs. l. terned taresrcies.
70 s-ais :" -. snt cl thr surface. sfuptio.s
N tffe lhis teai corr0rticil ~bica gcndsrs II he
.'ei Affl~sfs tae eaersies % s.e - thst scroas.
~. ce'n. isllt,, haf thff earf i.r 'r-s pe~ss -
..l.tr ..saf.-t. S,aseousrs-
a-aiat fel.-t ~ di.siosfs ~lich. AiLouel
.trl. r-0 .f.. IL idsrsd a
.s.a. In ths ,s,seua Nos, q he g.
siInri'on Which deemated he human hxl's rtruh
uapy os,uasass diseases o. The iva, A.
bft"' f re cisens, sriss trcne
80 q. sfass4s.4 b, me .atns cause
One sasftei 81 al saf gropie scroflioaa tbelI
Fesse.s -fe invaded - lAis iufAius a isVu0S.. 49,
thcf health II undermined y g. 10 clsaLss Il ir,.a
60 sysic4. aust he olooS by ..iefs-
tfo u,icire auo ius sorats q % healthy Tod 49,
exercise. such meti,ia~ strpy IN
Az Eh'S
Compound Extract OF SarSsparilla
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
The Federal Fleet Again Bslew.

MEMPHIS, June 21.-The Vicksburg whig of
the l7th says: We hear that Gen Lowell and
staff and family have moved their headquarters
to Meridian, and hope he will not nd II necessary
to visit the city again.
The Federal advance division arrived at their
old position on Saturday evening They fred
half dozen shots at the lower battery on Sunday.
All was quet yesterday.
One report says thai S, 900 troops, with gunboau
and transports, leave Baton Rouge on Friday for
Vicksburg.
Later from Mabile-Fort Morgan not vet
Attacked.
MEMPHIS, June 22.-The Mobile News OF the
18th instant says nothing Of the capture Of Fort
Morgan, and makes no mention Ct an attack be-
Ing made, although some naval arranz emen:s in
progress at New Orleans were considered as
arriving al that point.
Col Slack still retains command ef Memphis,
and has issued an order requiring the Board of
Aldermen, Mayor and Recorder, and all other
city ocials, to take the oath Of allegiance within
three days, or they will be regarded an sympa-
thizers with the rebels, and be arrested and
treated as traitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
ANOTHER ACCOUaT OF THE RECENT
BATTLE NEAR CHARLESTON.
The Rebels Claim a Victory-Yhe Fight
Soon to be Renewed

memphis, June 2l.-Ths Grenada Appeal Of
the 18th contains the following:
The Charleston Mercury Of the 1Hh says the
Confederate loss at Secessionviile yesterday was
40 killed and 100 wounded We buried on the
field 1iO Federals and took 10 prisoners
Special dispatches to the Augusta (Ga papers,
dated Charleston, June 10Th, says: There was a
severe battle this morning on James Island, four
miles fro 10 this city. Five regiments Of Federals
with artillery, attac ked batteries at Secession
vile. Colonel Lamar commanded the Confeder-
ates, and with few hundred troops repulsed the
enemy three times with great slaughter. The
enemy foug ht bravsly, but were defeated, and our
victory was complete. The enemys loss is sup
posed to be aoont 400, including 80 prisoners.
Our loss is estimated at from so to 100. Colonel
Lamar was wounded, and Captains Reed and
King and Lieutenant Edwards were killed. The
attack will soon be renewed. The ConfedeTates
are much exhausted by the previous shelling Of
the enemy day and mig ght for a week.