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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

that the estimate Of the Rebel wounded ID very
heavy:
Contrary 20 the prediction Of the knowing ones,
no general engagement took place yesterday. A
considerable fight however, did occur, between I
and o'clock ia the moi hing, on the Williamsburg
road. We gather the following particulars from an
officer who was wouuaed in the engagement and
trogght 20 this city Yesterday afternoon. The I'D
Georgia Regiment, Which WIS on picket duty, was
attacked 40 an early tD.r ard driven IN by vastly
superior force Of the e.emy, wheI the TN Georgia
was ordered % IL support.
With this force ENGAGED on our side, tie tight
lasted for some time, v hen the let Louisiana Reg-
ment was ordered up to their support. Arriving on
ne field. Col Sliyers Of the Louisiana Regiment,
gave command to bis men 10 charge the enemy. The
order war promptly obeyed, the men charging with
spirit aud determination, IN solid column and recey
ing the fire of an entire brigade Of the enemy, and
sustaining a heavy loss in killed aud wounded. Re
endorsements were then promptly ordered 70 tie
front and the enemy was driven back with very
heavy slaughter. The last re-eniOrcements sent up,
we believe. consisted Of the 2jh North Carolina
and several other regiments who fought molly. SUE
tanning slight l0-s.
A norton of the force Of the enemy engaged was
the notorious drunken brigade Of Sickes
Tie engagement lasted for about two hours, and
IL said by those engaged in it 20 have been very
severe. We have been furnished with the following
partial list OF casualties ii the Ist Louslana Reg
imont:
Col shvers severely wounded in tie n,ht rrn Cap o.
Corrier Co slight wound IN the len arm; Let Lieut. J.
TAYLOR Go. l. wounded IN night leg Adj4tant Cummings.
wounded In right lex; 1T Lieut. y Gilmore. Go h. killed
he was shot through the let 1nd died lios. instantly
% Lieut.. JOSEPH Murphy, Go. +, klled Lieut. William
Kendrck Co. %, killed; Capt Randall, Co. h. wounded IN
the right ann.
The los in killed in this regiment is supposed to
be about thirty We could not obtain an estimate of
the wounded, but il If supposed TO be very heavy
Fonr different coor-bearers, in this regiment were
shot but each time the coors were caught by one Of
the Color Guard, and Haunted deisnty in the very
faces Of the enemy.
The regiment was highly complimented on the
field for IL bravery by Gen. Wright.
The wounded have all been brought TO the city,
and are receiving proper attention aud medical aid
ut the yarious hospitals.
In the afternoon, all infantry fighting bad sub
sided our men, after pursung the enemy nntl they,
haling thought they had gone inr enough and with
Ont pressing them any further, let them slide. Our
artillery then commenced throwing shell into their
lines aud tho demonstration was briskly responded
TO- but without any important results. The sound
of the guns was heard distinctly for many miles |
around, and created impression that general en-
yagemeut was going on. Night soon fell upon the |
scene and silenced the OF artillery. The news
was speedily transmitted 10 the city, and the con-
lecture. of the public were set at rect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

jackson not Returning-He is Preparing
TO Secure the Crops-FGise Reports
About the Rebels.
WAsHINGToN, "Wednesday.

W,.HISGTOS, Wednesday, June p, 1862.
Information from the Shenandoah Valley, received
from other than official sources leads to the belief
that Jacksons troops have not force returned from
the point at which they were last seen by on
troops.
The speculations concerning him are various, and
among them is one that he is repairing damages and
preparing to secure the wheat and rye cropo the
valley, which is represented TO be good The reports
q at abound that the enemy occupying the country
between Manassas and Strasburg in any force are
untrue. There may, however, be Rebel pickeis at
settlements heretofore temporarily occupied by our
troops
MAR FRONT ROYAL, Monday June %, 1862
Reconnaissance, Oh Friday and Saturday, bring
intelligence that the enemy had not any force in this
valley, lower than Luray. Contrabsnds and Union
citizens agree that Ewell, and probably Jackson,
we're at and around Luray at that time, and some
stated that jackson had sent South for re-enorce-
mens. Per contra, Others state that he had crossed
tho Blue Ridge, but could not assert whether he was
to move up or down.
One reconnaissance proceeded by way Of Milford
to Washington, and thence TO Speryyille. Here i,
was learned that CONF any of Rebel cavalry bad
gone north with the svowed intention of striking le
railroad at eome weak point, AID putting stop to
our trains. On their return they twice repulsed
small bodies OF Rebel cavalry, aud drove them into
the mountains toward Luray.
Gems Fremont aud Banks had conference near
Mddletown, on Friday The formers headquarters
were ut Strasburg Saturday.
IL il understood that the trains on the Manassas
road will not proceed further up than White Plains
to-day.
The town Of Front ROYAL and the surrounding
valley are almost depopulated, except by defense.
less women and children, and the npeniug grain
crops must evidently be lost for want of hsryesiers
The fact that our retreaing army was subse-
quenty fired upon from houses in Winchester and
in some cases by females is attested by 81 officers
and soldiers Of Gen. Williams division Several
Of the shots are alleged to have been fatal.
The following promotions have taken place in the
jth Connections: Colonel, George ID. Chapman;
Lieutenant colonel, Henry Stone, Major Lieut.. +.
r. Blake.
Gen. George II. Gordon, late of the Cd Massachu-
setts, has been ordered to the command of the Sd
Brigade of Gen. Williams Division which he, as
Colonel, commanded at the battle of Winchester.
Gen. George s. Greene has been ordered to report
At Washington for other duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
Rurtl,er Pnriicnlnr..
q Special Correspondent

!"
BaITLK PIELD OF FAR OAKs FARs.
Wednesday, June Is, 1927 p. N. 5
severe engagement was brought on at 9 O'Clock
this morning by an advance of Rockers Division,
supported by Kearney and Sedgwick. Our loss il
about 40 killed and 80 wounded. Growers and
sckess brigades were first engaged. Soon after,
Paersons and part Of Danss came into the fight.
BY IL the Rebels were driven across farm and into
The next belt OF woods, when the action ceased for
several hours. At noon Gen. Mcclellan rode upon
the field, amid the cheers Of his solders. COUGHS
sgd Richardson Divisions were 81 once ordered W,
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Steamer Ericsson
DETAILS OF THE BATTLE.
. ofThe n. Y. Tribune.

HsADorARrKRs OF INK EXPEDITION AGaHsr}
CHARLEsIoS, JAMES ISLAND, ;. c. June IL, $780,!
1t isdoubtless ere this we'll understood by the read
ers of TIE TRIBUNE that the whole available force
of this department has been suddenly concentrated
mon James Island and the banks OF the Stone River,
under the very guns of the arch Rebel city Of
Charleston, vauntingly called by the Rebel leaders
in South Carolina the cradle Of the rebellion"
ties and people of Charleston is evidenced by the fact
that the day the troops landed and since that time,
the greatest CONSERVATION and panic have existed in
that city of sublime pretensons and dignity, most
serene selfcomplacency and luxurious Incidence,
causing exodus toward the interior sandhils as
tonishDg to contemplate. 1t WAS not supposed tLst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
GUERRlLLAS IN NORTHEASTERN MIS-
SOITEI

CHlctGO FfIday. June ~ IS52.
A special dispatch 10 The J0Hrnoi from Quincy
says that the guerrilla parties which have been
forming all Winter in NORTHEASTERN Missouri are
now prepared to move in an effective shape, being
well armed and having number of small cannon.
They number about 200. A part Of this gang at
tackled a small party Of State troops on Wednesday,
near Monticello, killing eight, and wounding nun
Der more. The guerrilla loss was net ascertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
THE REMAINS OF COL. ELLET.

PHIIApELPHs, Friday June 27, 1861
The remains of Col. Ellet, OF the Ram Fleet, are
living in state at Independence Hail. The flags Of
the city are at halfmast. The body will be Inferred
with military bonors VI Laurel Hill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
PrBEI REPORT OF THE FIGHT.

We have received copy OF The Richmond En-
quirer of The Goth ins., containing the following
meager account of the picket engagement. 1t wall
be noticed ihat The Enqaiftr puts good face on
the matter as possible though forced to acknowledge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

RUMORED RESIGNATION OF SHIELDS.
A report from Washington states that General
Shields has rendered bis resignation and that it has
been accepted.
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LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Rebel Account Of the Affair.

WARRINGTON, Friday, June ~, 1862.
Az fars &c heard from to-day at the War Depart
nep,. eli was quiet IN every direction.
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"DETAILS OF THE ENGAGEMENT.
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FROM GENERAL N'CLELLiN'S ARMY.

nc roETlTG DONE YESTERDAY
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THE PICKET ADVANCE FIGHT.
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FROM OLD POINT.

BALrIxoRR. Friday June q, 1902
The boat from Old Point has arrived, but bring
no news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

Their back toward Charleston. To take the battery,
from which the Rebels could shell the camps Of the
Union troops, was the Objec: Of the expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

SHARP FIeHTING ON BOTH SIDES
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EXPEDITION AGAINST CHARLESTON.

Arrival of the Transport Ericsson.
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and by 2p. m. our artillery was posted halia-mile
from our line of the morning, and has since played
necessarily upon the enemy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29
Vg.5mify N.igisa--NOtsCc,

y ME nndersignod w0Nll respeclTNIly ni0rm The
citizens of Dallas and the surrounding counties
m t he has purchased the above named mills, former
~ owned by W. IL. Witt Il Co., auB having thorough
lg repaired tho same is NOW prepared 10 grind corn
aul wheat. IHe will fill orders with pronpncss and
digpatch, and solcils share fpuhr patronage.
+. NJ. WIGGlNTON.
Dallas, Sept 81, 1893 mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29
EsAN AWAY

~ ROM Thomas b Gc'cr, iv!nE ,hrce miles below
h San Alarrc-, ~ ilW. county, on ;hc 2",h oc.obrr,
: EGEU BOY unn,d TyBE. Said negro Is aiout
.,rt S or inches nj h, Uur, skin stout bull. and
Ant 30 OF 90 years old he has the mark oijhc l h
tr ais back When iasi heard from was between
t. lin and GcutGe.uwn, r.iiag poor Spanish pony.
r lieyr he isattuuliU; 10 make his way back 40
q. in county Where lie has lately ten uilcr Flour.
"a il bora! reward will he Ig'd 10 any wuo may ar
r,l said boy and coniue hlr,iu some secure jail,
O;El CHARLES W. MCGEiEE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29
SGD Reward.

WILL be paid 70 any person, for information
w that will enable me TO g"t the following d.s-
r ID horsos or $40 lnr ihG horse, and $40 for tho
..s 8 aud colt one IRON GREY iOESE, ! years
s.lt branded NJ on shoulder, about 10 hands high
,y.sBLAUK pONY.BUInT MARE, branded with u
r', Q shoe and one black horse COLT, year old
3Jsi spring, branded I'd on shoulder. Address Nii.
l-i, Ellis comfy, Texas. GEO. NJ. DAVIS.
lu la;n 4 ppi.s
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LATER FROM THE RIO GaASDE.

~ - =. -. -, - A..
inc i'AnS AIn"hac 's ~ rS'o'Pt y, VIZ
hrowhsvi''e i,"g OF ',e ''l', ''o"' ""''" 10
s'Gahou tue i",'owihs I''n's; -y-,, ,,.
lLe market has r''o'eu shg",Iy w
week. owing 70 the repor, o' lnrEe '",o,''s
10 H'riNe III lew "e'Ns' l'i'VS "'u
Shaoe i"wer 'hah 'ey were, "s ,nT eIPa.
" os lho Interior lI5u' Is no' '"',! "s' ,.r
"p'u' 'ot'ch Is sun e"Iu'r'T "''y' WIZ
mh'h h''N'tF, h't u IS thougN' 'h"' '"'
s'"l'' nus re"'h'u ''S H'Sn's' ns,'V' """on
some eNuaVHs"n' advance '"LSS pi"cc III
Europe, C'''oh g"oIS are on INC "oN"ncc'
he'NE ""n''S''' % S'''"9 "S ",S" Us D'e'
Pe' I"ru' S"o's "'I o" '"e u'snho, o"''S
TO Ihe prospect oi T'"Ny l"'por'",'o"s:'
,"h'e' sugar "h" tooae'0 are on 'hc rsn
herr' rs 'hey ar" everywhere e'se' .o',pn
c'r'S are on INC "eclihG' nS 'ie 'n'rNp'
threatens 10 oe o'erslocNs'' rms Is nap,
rS announcements i"r every cotton cur"
sent I'M" the interior IS weapon III ''Nor
OF o"r 'Hu'r,"ne"ce' IniT n.''"G. p Is en-
i,ahchlsihg tlr STATE ana 'nro"gh h'o"n"
Nii,r there suiI runs 'he eo'"eh 'hreau VI
soc.H! reg'aerai"n'
hcl'"w ie'er has ehhie'y sU"s'ucu ""N
per- Ltom the interior may Nis't nr'"hs-
\llie ana M"tl'n"'cS WIN eh,lrr s"nt'F'
Speaking o' ne removal oI t"e 'n'e res
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29
Nn1icp.

Y ESIAH WALKER and i,cbccca Hightower, have
n filed in my Office, their petition, praying ,he
lartitiOn and distribution of the estate of William
orris, deceased, which will be examined at the next
Y run of the County Court pertaining TO estates, to 70
g.1on for the county of Tarrant, at The Court House
hereof in the town Of Fort worth, on the last Mon
in November, lSe2 when and where all persons
crested may attend and contest the same If they
a. nix proper. This 9th November, 1862.
5l:lw.l G. NANCE. Clerk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29

NTOTlCE il hereby given that at the October Term
~ Of the County Court pertaining to estates, hol-
don for the county of Tarrant, / was appointed Ad-
nlisirator Of the estate Of Thomas J. johnson, de-
ied. All persons holding claims against said
tt- will please present them, properly authentica
J'l wifhin the time prescribed bylaw and all per-
t-u indebted will make Immediate PAYMENT to
t1I:Gwl Il T. JOHNSON, Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29
AdU,sinistratrix Notice.

ATOIlvE is hereby given that at the october Term,
~ a. ID. lsG2 of the County Court Of Jack county,
1GY~lcLarty was duly qualified as Administrators
tll Estate Of John @. McLarty, deceased. This is
efore TO notify all persons having claims against
~ Estate 10 present them, properly authenticated,
tu he undersigned, within the time prescribed by
A, or they will be barred and all persons indebted
90 he same Estate are requested TO make immediate
= al ment. This l2th day of November, 1862
MARY NcLARTY.
Adm'trlx Of Est. OF John I. McLarty, DECEASED.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29

NTOTlCE iss hereby given that d. +. Baker was
appointed administrator Of The estate, of G. p.
arner, deceased, at the September Term Of the Pro-
hate Court of Pa0 Pinto county, 1867. Al persons
Indebted to said estate will make payment aud all
having claims against it will present them legally
authenticated. This Oct. 20, 1867.
iDGy II r. HSEER Administrator
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29
ANmim5Stratop,s Notice.

A T the -, 1862, Term of The County Court
N pertaining to estates, of Trrrant county, Vim.
poe apponCd administrator CT The estate ofJohn
Germany deceased. persons having CLAIMS against
aid estate hereby notified 10 present the same,
duly authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be postponed; and those indebted
20 said estate requested to make Immediate pay
iuent TO me- WILLIAM POE, Administrator
Oct a. lS62-5l.Gw
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AdminfsfraGrix Notice.

4 ETTERS of administration granted the un-
( 4 dcrsigned ut the - Term of the County Court
pertaining to estates Of deceased persons, upon the
estate OF =. b. Ayrcs, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate, will present them, duly
authenticated, within the time prescribed by law !;
I'd those indebted 20 said estate will make mmedl
a.e payment 30 EMILY AYRES, Adm'x.
OrfoLer 1t,h. 1gG1-5l.liw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29

Since +. e publication Of the military or
der removing restrictions from the eXpOrta-
ton of cotton to Mexico, new life seems TO
have becu infused into that business. Mat
amoyas is well supplied with goods suitl-
bic Tor the Texas trade, at fair prices and
we expect to see Il good supply in San An
tonic before many weeks.-S. 4. HerdLd.
EpToRTIoN-We are informed by II relia-
bic gentleman direct from kempers Bluff,
Victoria county, that Messrs. Graves and
Milton, Of that place, are selling goods Of
every description, brought from Mexico, ut
from 100 to 80 per cent. cheaper than tho
merchants Of this city. Fine Casimer for
pania.oons sells there for ten dollars pat
tern here at SD. Calico at GO cents there
At 81 - here. Ladies hoops at six dol
lars thele-heI at S2l, and boots and shoes
at the same comparative rates. One estab-
lishment in particular in this city, that is
selling for the above extortionary prices,
procured their goods and started with them
at the same time with Messrs. Graves Il
Milton, aud there is no reason why the for-
mcr should sell higher than the latter. Let
them be gratefully remembered Ibid.
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TEE NEWS.

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gross, Whiic Tin"lc"tlng the supremacy "'
the Const iu'i"h an" laws ne ""'," "C'h-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29

The hankers Of San Francisco have enies sd into an
agreement that they will not receive "rre-n-inck -
notes on deposit, and those who insist upJn drpsit-
ing paper funds are marked uron a hlask list, with
whom the bankers iii trade IL they lep il.
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PUBLISHED EVERY sATuRpA'
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b l dressed to ihr Publishers,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29

Col Rogers, of the I'd. Texas, who fell SO
braycly at Corinth, excited the utmost adj
mira. ion on the part Of the enemy by his
courage. So much 80, that the officer in COM
mand had his dagUerreoiype taken after
he was dead, as that Of the bravest man bc
ever saw. Ii is som consolation to lis
numerous friends here to know this. We
take it from an abolition paper. We know
from our own accounts that be was one Of
the best esteemed Colonies in the Army of
the West, and exceedigly popular with both
officers and Telegraph
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29

1t is reported that the French army in
Mexico has been augmented to $1,000 men.
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'"'!'e"H !" "' vac l'H''ch''"'E "E'"' 'i''
justice To C"r'''' ,''a' s'"'C"."' '"crH "
n"' Voc" at ''"'" !" IT, ,he'' ~ OF mas
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s"'"s ''' S"'' III ''''S P''c'' "'"" n'' Hh1 "
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purchased in ,4yanl, made in ,uruuc. and
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races ,''t'""' ~ '''' ''i,o s'' ','V VIC,
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InI,, Gu,lr. ,hr Cincinnati hboli.
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", Gpd the following in the CLicaro
Times OF the .;h OF last uontl. 1t SPEAKS
Tor Itself:
h''i !t%AS--' E'' h'osIDN.-" "-"r
,rno.s, ~" 81 To..,I, ,,,n,,,I In".'oo L,. s,n,n
miolaa,i,u o.tAe old chictilau Of Tcxas.
as w,il as tie Union sentiment OF tic pco~
pie.
% S''"'H ''','" Ivy '',".s' ''".'' -
''''' ~, -, i,.,," Lni",r .,.rcr,aJ j., I,,t
civ. The evidence in thci? eases csmb-
.iSAcG !ie fact that they were Union rc.U-
gees Ilom Texas, fleeing 10 avoid the con-
sc.ipIluu act. The Journal thus siin5 up
their case rs told BY themselves:
They stated that they came up through
the Indian Territory ana Kansas. They
met with no mGlesiation untiI tAry got Inlo
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