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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-27
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Law Partne rsllip.
no. J. COOK. J.WILsoE DRURY
COOK 4 DRURY,
8sncssorsto to C"ok, Dillon d Lisdey.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23
FRo1 wnEPE REvEa.

We lave iteilisence Of a perfectly r,liabls
nature, iLet s1ne days since while Col. FrFCH
was on his way Up White river with two rcgi-
meHts for the re iet Of CURTIS, preceded by two
guabOats. he was brought to 8 hAlt BY a Confed,
erste battery at ST. Charles 0ne shot from the
battery displaced the seam pips of the FIRST gun
boat, and another entered her magazine, czusi- 2
81 explosion, which shivered the boat to atoms,
killing and woundirg all but Twelve ont Of one
hundred and seventy five men on board.
= signal aag from one Of the boats was mis-
taken By tie troops m%luning the battery, for a
tag Of truce. A io:cs was, in consequence, Sue
c~essfuly landed from the Transports, who took
the battery IN the rear, capturing II, together
with some thirty prisoners. The battery consist
e3 ofsome eight guns, manned By slme seventy
OF eighty men. We hope soon 70 be able to an
n0uuce that Gems. HIyDMAN and RlAxg have
given Co. FrTCH such 3 d~rpbbing as they re-
gently administered to Curtis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23

To the Associated Press Nor b
BOsTON, June ia coTresp7rd dent Of tn,
Journal, on board the euaboat Chippewa. of
Wilmington, June All, says ih4s the Mt. Yer
aOn, Capt Gleason, has just c1ne over from
Fort Cas- well, with the inlormation that the
State Of Georgia Las captured The rebal steamer
Gordon, owned in Charleston, and sent her to
N W York. The Gordon is fl re steamer, ard
can make Ler seventeen In" 5. Eight Of her
Grey jumped overheard from the Safe of Geor.
gia and tried to e cape, bus were rccaptured,
and the crowd which was collected to receive
them were shslled by the Victoria, dispersiag
them. They soon returned with q litter bearirG
eff two killed or wounded.
Tie Gordon alias Nassau, has already arrived
at New York. 1t is ascerla.ned from the Cor
dvn's crew IN: t an iron steamer with ten or four
teen Armstrong guns, is fitting out at. Nassau,
and about ready to convoy the SIX or seven
small steamers into Wilmington. 4 fight may
soon be expected.
The Norih Carolina propeller which went out
about three mon ms ago, was to be back The 10th
of this month. She took out a cargo worth
$4,000. end IS expected with a heavy ons in
return She is owed partly in Wilmington and
New York.
The Transcript Publishes q doubtful report.
under dae of Port Rpy,i, 4th, that the bi,ck-
adirg Fl etcff Charleston had CAPTURED six Brit
iSh steamers and sunk them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23
THE YANKEES THEIR
Cd ELEA EANDA Ta AEGNuME.

The New YJTE HerJlds Fortress Monroe cor
respondent gives tia. paper an account Of the
manner in which he negroes who have ran away
from their masters and gone into the Yankee
lines are b@ing disposed Of The writer says a
bark had been lying for SOM time at anchor
near Care HenloPen. The writer says: a
nBmber Of contratauts lave Lsen in6uced daily
10 90 down to work on this vessel, hut in no in
stance have they b,en allowed to return, until
two hundred aud seventy negroes were safely
secured on board OF the SLAYER, and last night.
anil the storm and ran, size went out to sea-
The correspondent adds Most Of the contra
bands taken are sp-ightly lad, worth in Cuba
from 500 to $500 each o course" says
the writer, we can learn nothing from naval
,ficers inregard TO this strange affair, an officer
in high rank assuring US that their mouths are
sealed in reference to naval intelligence of any
kind
This affair which took place in view Of the
flagship, the writer iniimates WAS conlivsd at
by the Yankee blotkading squadron. We have
no doubt that aOurishing slave trade viii soon
spring up between the Yankees and Cuba. Ne
grces who prefer to labor in the sugar fields Of
Cuba to Iemaining on the plantation homes Of
their Southern masters, have only to escape to
their Yankee fieuds, who will furnish them free
(, aDsr.rta.i,,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23
CONDITION OF THE MEMPHIS


Oar information from Memphis with reference
to the present status Of the journals remaining
in he city is, that the irgus has been placed un.
der surveillance, and the censorship Of WI cor
respondents Of Eastern pspers-One of whom
IS The regular contributor Of tie New YIk Tri
baar. The csnsyrs were FIRST sent ts the office
to edit the paper, by Gen. WALLACE, but the
p-1prietors, to their credit be it SAID, refused to
continue lie publication under such restrictions.
The difference was finally settled hy a mOdifca-
ton Of the origiusl order from the Federal CON-
mander, SO as to allow them to publish 3 Aevs
journal, they retaining from the expression of
an opinion upon tie questions at issue.
The Iraiagcde q. pa sues the even tenor CT lis
way" uumolested-its co. ductors haviag so far,
r0Iaauyay. accommodated themselves to the new
order Of things as to nave met the entire appro-
baton Of the powers that be. It's tone, which
has long been .fsby, is now so cringing and sub
s~eryiens as 10 deserve no mild, I designation than
that Of reasonable. No one who has read its
columns under the new editorial regime, for four
months past, viii be surprised at this natural
and legitimate fuale. We believe one of its edi-
tors once conducted a journal in the Panhandle
portion Of Virginia, now the seat Of the abOli-
ton Pierpont dynasty, and another of Them was
alleged by the A5a'aHche itself, before his con
nection with that 5urnal, to have spent a con-
siderable portion OF bis time in tAe Sir 9 Sirg
prson in New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23
GENERAL 0RDERS M. u

HEALQ ARrERS SPfC Al d -PABTMFVT
GEfNtDA 81 s Juas L. 1S4
- 90 Z rmtE ~ b irsfrucuous froc Va4lrs
'eN Dertr-u emf O. BE Wet. he cor m-rr-.
or c rs OF u Io-G q F0ts and s.AtouE Srrs---.
eHs g. % a . hosPital aud b. Provost Mzrsf Al. i
PoiH'st rI"ihru be y pa men WI aske mu-5s..
H"esur-z O. Hrrsff stra4 2 e = nom ne army ana t-r..
ihsm 10 e q 1fnt MN BEES 20 fsrwzrI ma r4---
sl9nec On e = O. fh-i. res e-Hive c8um n7s
a. 4 G n be- MS ~ b. To- wired frrr "a -r
l1i., stAi 90 ard lie ghbOhrr6s urd=r rha--- n
n-dea 'n-er 'r non csnirf si0. ed sRcsr -,-f-f- --
spect We regiments u h II a quar slztf b. p-..-.
me~t { tne West il lie E ia.
III. Al G. mmsn 'ers ard Proves Nl-shsrs uV szr4
prop ? seou'r g PARIS { T n hfu q. r r-s1ecrf "a.
sItI l nc col &c at s~tia-ger- from tie arts
AMI eouFal--cs MS, AID forward fEeu. q n fsr --r-
'ua a. 70 ? II 'ors With tke army
rae euU aitlo 10 e. and mssi traits ard Al ~
o &c 'lHA rs o. every c muu aty ia tie Sts-. Of AZ
s'p'i an Alabsma, are le pc fully AMI ure-uI, &C.
que To : Al IA fhf more 90 eat Of these order. and
IN feiu = 8 "a { ell etrIird mo- be NJ d q r=g,-t a.
one o. tn eoum1nciag fl sr Of The lie rat B5st OF
s Anon. TO Be- f1rwa-dei 10 the srmv.
v II enforce Thr.e % de4s md 10 su,-rvt- f.
.'2'egeHt . m-n 20 tie AMY uuder them. G uuaud
= ~fnctrs tu Prvlt yarsls's vii rr0r r. -Lrh -rr.F
i'fres ~ my be ltc- Sry 20 guard lie "a. en- r-~ ear
Irrlsu ir IN AID 'laun- tle pls D rs f us.,fI IL
pa erg IS OF all rout-s IA co-auuu CA f5a win sL-
srnT.
VI The e order 81 e0Ij uefou witL Gsn-r. Ode 4.
NO % ne @0th My smg a ng from these Esas
- wei a. lie shtu OF the 27lh Eay. isu,a
'y ne Ch'et Surgeon and a D o.hsr Crlers is,u-I b
ng u vi y the r. ur4 OF enrlIsd uer d BE- nm. uts
= thsi e ftorcvB eut
D. oder OF Fut sdie Gen,ral R,GGLrs C.umala
ng epar N It. K EDsT
JUS A~i farf AdirtzTr O. ueraF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23
THR DFPENsR OF THE STATE.

We learn with no Ii tie degree Of satisfaction
from the HississippiaH, that Gen. VAN DORN
has superseded Gen. LOWELL in command Of
the forces Ct Yicksburg. The department. as
we understand it, assigned TO bis immediate
command, embraces all South Mississippi and
Eat louisiana, while the j. fsnse Of n rh
Mississippi and A'absma IS assigned to Gen.
R~UCGLEs, now stationed at tEis place. Uuder
these two chieftains, we doubt not the defenses
Of the Safe viii be made thorough and com
Plete. The experience, energy, zeal ana activity
OF Gen. RCGGLEs, combined with a profound
ssgaeily, fit him peculiarly for active duty in
tie field. Having been among the frst to
secede from the CID army and jim that Of the
Confederaey, lie has not, we believe, lost an
hour from duty since the wa- commenced. He
Is deseryedly popular with bis command, whose
confidence lie has 10 an unlimited extent
Under this new disposition of our forces,
then, We feel somewhat reasoned tha; our
people may rely upon their security from AIRY
formidable moyomsEt Of tie eremy upon this
uHrtOu Of the Stase
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23
Fnom nnLLY spRreCs.

Through q gentleman who arrived ffym Holly
spi q yesterday evening, we have learned some
facts ~ielatiye 10 the conduct aud doings Of The
Fedeaalis;s curing their occupation of that por
ton Of the Stale. Their retreat from Holly
Springs was hasty and preeipitale, they having
been summoned to do 50 by a courier from
lsGrange.
Many depredatious were committed by them
daring their st,y. Col LUHrkIS, we learn,
lost five negroes, AMI DEMALoNE four, two OF
which, however, retained. The growing crop
o. Judge CLAYTON was destroyed, and bis son,
ARTHUR CLAYTOS, taken prisoner. The croTs
Of some other persons were also destroyed
10 The engagement some days ago, near Tai
lahatchie bridge, seven Fedsrals were killed and
seven wounded, Two Of the wounded were
taken prisoners. One of Colonel J.cKsoS's
c~9uriers was captured by the Federals, but was
paroled at LsG1ange. All his messages, how
ever, had either been delivered or destroyed be-
fore his capture. Some four or Eve citizens Of
Holly Springs Lad proved themselves traitorous
and disloJ al during the occupation Of the place
by the Federsls.
Il is the purpose Of the Federals, as announced
by one OF their number at Holly Springs, to
operate against Grenada and Columbus with a
force Of "a, coo men, thus fankirg BEArREGARD
L the war is not ended by fall, it is lheir iuten
tion to wage a war Of determination against ali
rhe male inhabitants Of The South We trust
and believe that our generals win have an eye
~ tits fanking movement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23
u.LLECvs,s wKw POLICY.

Everything indicates that the Federal srmy
under Gen HALLEcK, will occupy the remainder
of the sumner in operations in Te lnessee, and
slong a scope Of country a short distance south
Of the Memphis and Charleston railrcad Al
ready has his force been divided. BUEIL'S divi-
sion, it has been ssceTtsined, is moving cast
along The road, doubtless to operate in East
Tennessee, and. to protect the railroad WAL
LACE's IS at or near Memphis while SHERMAS's
is on The Charleston road, west Of Coiinth,
charged with the duty of repairing the work
and protecting it from injury. POPE's CON-
mand is not reported. bat from the best iniorma-
ton We car obtain, we believe it is still in the
vicinity Of COrinth.
That numerous raids through the country, a
few mil IS south Of the road, will be a part Of the
policy of the enemy, has been already indicated
by their advance upon snd retreat from several
points in North Mississippi and Alabama. AT
all points within their reach, which are left IN
protected, these movements may be looked for
and every precaution should be taken to remove
or destroy the yaluables aud staple which SC
greatly e1cites the c%upidity CT the genuine
Yankee.
With this disposition of the Federal frees,
an opportunity for eff Give movements against
theso detacdments in det2il is of red, which we
hope viii not be permitted to pass by. Our
troops can certainly move with greater CELEBRITY
in ills climate, and ia a country with which
tn are acquainted, than can the unacclimated
men cf the North, who a-e already worn down
by disease aud are unacquainted with the eoun-
Try. To our army such operations cannot be
otherwise than ben,f isI-tO the enemy they
would be fatal. Oar men want to battle in the
cause in which they are engsged-let them
nave The opportunity the people expect fighting
TO be done-let them not be disappointed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23
LATEST By TELEGRAPH,


CHARLESTON, June 22-At Jam IslaTd
even ything is quiet to-dsy.
Yesterday the Yankee guuboats crossed the
bar, and shelled Morris Island beach for a con-
siderable distance toward Fort Sum'er, whe'
they returned to the blJckading fest.
Thirty Yankees asce1dcd the Santee river on
Friday and cut out a small schoonef- lgaded
with cotton, and a steam tug.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23

Ri FUGEEs And PRIsoNERs.-Monday last,
says the Abingdon VirginiaR, of the Is b inst,
a cavslcsde Of twenty or thirty Kentu, kians,
with ten or a dozen prisoners, arrived in that
place through Pound Gap. As the refugees
were coming through the n, untein counties Of
Kentucky, they were attacked by a company of
Lincoln h,me guards. Ttey, however, turnei
tie tables upon them, killed the leader of TIE
guards, took some seventeen prisoners, and sent
the balance scampering through the woods.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23

The Washington correspondent Of the Cii-
natl Gazette SAYS
Thanks to Potter, of Wisconsin, tie country
Is g ing 10 nave light upon the guarding Of the
Wmle House on the Psmunky. Dunn made
an attempt TO defeat the resolution of il quiry,
but Potter was ably Supported BY Dawes and
~Sedgwick.
To-day the Secretary of War and The Presi
dent oTdsled the White Houss to be cpsned in
const q1cnce OF the representations by DR..
Green, of New York, anl others Of Importance,
for our wounded soldiers, for whom t c only
pure water in the wei Iity is the /, p ing on these
premises.
The Presil ut says the guard was placed the:e
in eonst queuce of Il promise by Mcclellan to
Col Lee, years agn, that he would protect his
property in case of war. The President said he
was no. bound by airy such e promise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23
GENERAL D NJ

Nc been der-il-d 20 perl IN csrfa o zr..r.
AAd u 8 I'm ~ ID cI is 20 -up-fv~-
Ia TIA ~ Is-soD BE- aIs~ed % uass o. r-,
~ iicN't wa g d ID hi. o aur pts. iu u..s--
~ = cry ~lthout q = ateTI Eornit firm sl-,.r-.
IN ING oHe-r 10 the Go g. d. e q CO erd = ~. 81
p"s 3 sHd pcke's axe c-au;iorsI 10 be b ~
cHS th s0-dsr. o.
A. permits must de er5s he prr- n a-,u-s,-t.
A'--t He ineos d by The cCmnsudrrv ,F--r
rhE6e { he Ines 70 Be Dsss@'.
'fHr a3El es 10 Oh r. s Ei-r and rfz.9 mai
1 'N-' r. JEFF TIIIMP Oh
ia lw D-y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23
s,rinscu, Negotiations in 1Icmpais.
The provost marshal cf Memphis has Is ned
the following regulations:

StbAtAafHI AhtSa4aisOuH Ia Hatt1 p1aH.
The provost marshal eff Memphis has IS ned
the following regulations:
| The guard stationed in various paris Ct the
| CT y will Use the utmost vigilance O. t~i>c3rer he
parties v no are in the habit f selling iEtoxica
ting liquors, 'in d. iance Of ord rs. Persons
ftuad guilty Of q violation Of the ord T rela irg
to the szle Of liqPors Will b. at once arr sted,
his liquors c1Lfscaad d, his place of business
closed, nd the Of. nd.rs rep Irted to headqusr-
ers and punished 20 The sXseut Of military au-
ihority. This order sppEes to steamboats, as
wei as In the city.
II. The Practice too of n iDdulgedin by evil
disposed persons ct insplting and using 81 jlence
toward loyal citizens, will 10 longer be g. l.ra-
ted under any circumstances Union ei " rs
who have placed he American htg over their
houses, will be protected iu this NANTES atiUn If
ia il loyalty to the government AID herrat er
the provost guard are instructed to shoot down
any one who may attempt 10 rem0v the fla or
insult the owner or lis premises.
Ill n citizen excap. tn. p5.ics fO-ca of the
city will hereafter BE- allowed to cary any fl e
arms or other weapons, and when 50 f uuj they
viii be promptly IA rested aad pl,cd in close
c I tiuemeut on bread an wa er. The members
Of the police ere required to report themselves
inmediattl y at this ofice, ard register their
names, st4'iAg the number OF the ward where
they pelfjrm police duty.
~ Lawd women are prohibited from con-
versiug with ~solliers while on duty nor will
obey be allowed to walk the streets a t~srsunses.
Any one of the class indicated who shall violate
this order will b3 conveyed across the river, and
viii not be allowed t. return within the limits of
the city.
The second Of these rules viii be condemned
wherever it may be resd, and the license it al
lvrds to the ignorant SO. der will be fund 10 be
Tie cause Of m my disturbAne.s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23

To the ASS eiatetPr ~ Ncrth
KANSAS CRY, Juue I~6.-Adyices frsm Fort
Scott, l3 h, state that d iachmeuts Of the 2d
Ohio cavalry arrived at that place to-day with
1000 head OF huo beef cattle aud SO head Of
mules aud horses, taken from Col. Cofs. 5 cln-
mand on the morning Of the Z h., Oar forces,
3OOO stong, n company with il bis p Indiana
oA terry, urd T command of Gen. Doubleday,
made an stack a. an early hour on tue morning
Of the 4,h, completely surprising tie ,nemy. 4
part OF CtH 'e's command rs M uds up o. Indians.
Al the munition, can p equirAE, { c fell into
our hands. A rglmeLt Ct Union Indians are
expected in a day OF two. They are to be newly
armed aud equipped, preparatory to marching
$ -sh.
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NOTICE.
II R+HAr.S ,

PROVOST 81 R+HALS OFFIfF
GREN IA, Ms, IN "A. $50
\ eonio'm 70 hstfue oas iron D-pa tl-lt Head
L 9 a tsrs, The tohcuinx ~cIa Of uets o. rr5,risg,
aSs q establ she'd f. Gren-d4 ard is Nfgi5ify
Flour "A e-hne o per barrel - Der no
C'rn Ne J. 81 - per blsheL
Bae n Hams aud 7 p Sdss, 36a. p-rIL
n u den, r. per ID.
Sd-S az. = Frrlb.
L ri -C.Te- b.
Fresh BET, hird Gusr'fr. l-c. Ter ID
fgs q srter. lee De ID
fr'sh hu tsn, hind gus ter. tre per 10
shoulder. i2t. per ID
S ing Cbi,kens, re. each.
tru~n Sc. sash.
B TER go per ID.
Fg $ pc per D. z-n,
Iih POtstFes s. per bushsl.
Sweet x, Soc per
sut erm X zoe. rex gallon.
bro"u sdra- Common &c. per Do.
Fair ice Der ID
Choice l2te. per h.
Clarified A Der ID
Sa't Zoe per 10.
7 ] W. Se. p ? %,
WHIST 81 so per bushsL
Con- ) per bushsl.
Any ,e7scn St@-pt.Hg - SOL any Of The sr-o,-
tHee IA 6ren~da 90 Is Wei iiy, a. hirbsr p-ic.Iss
Is -gec,uF1 IN he ore org &c sc. vii re pTBis5-I
y s"un'e-itSn OF lie SIT ciss ~ At en- pted 4. ~ -IE
by comm nd 9t Blisad. rGeneraI VII Iyp1sTr WIZ
i,. h. Il. FORRESTFR
Provost Marshal
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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LiyDS F0R SuFf

y pursuta7e Of an o d r a. ia. IT ba.s Co.rt d,
Jai'"'h eoCh-v. MIS- si}P fh- tB1f-slzuet uTf
p 90 atr- ! o. ore. two and % e. years. ff- M
ls usnds ~oeiougisg 70 the ss'zfe Of Lewis Eaa y +
No-tleast Qtsre7 Sc. to. Toprss p %. Rsn.-s
fLaciiona Sorthwest . ar'er, s. elton IS Ton s
. E"'-ss TOE psoyfrty t1e e ne
] T"5 Esfey. dee Notes AND approved sssr.ff-
o." J a. BtILET.
J. 3. C~OgINGTGy
D AHrrr-en-
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81. sVINpiCATI0

We ask attention to the letter Of Gen, BEAU
REGARD, given elsewhere. We have never
read a more complete rrfltaion Of falsehood
than this document af rds of the les and seu-
sstiOn dispatches sent North by HALLECR. The
Federal commanders duplicity is completely tx-
posed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-23
FRnNi nEmrHIs.

By late arrivals from Memphis, we learn that
many Of the trading spectators from the North.
cru cities, who came down to that city to gather
wool, Will, in all probability, return shorn.
Thus far they have found very duh market
for their goods and wares, and some cargocs
have returned without being unlosd,d. We
bear Of one dealer who brought down from Gin
cinnati a stock costing him fifteen hundred dol.
lars, and who is now DESTROYS Of disposing of
the same for one thousand dollars, when he will
be willing to play quits
Thess' gentry find no disposition on the part
Of The people 20 trade with them, and even if
o"eh disposition existed. there is no currency in
the city or country to buy WIN, tho Fedorai
authorities having placed the ban upon our Cor
Tolerate notes.
This is just as it should be, and we sincerely
hope that our people everywhere, will deny
themselves rather than trade with the g~rasping
Yankees, who are Using every effort to subiu-
gate and devastats our country. Let them Learn
as hey advance that their victory over us is q
barren one; that the PEG lie of the S. nth are
governed and controlled by a higher impulse
than that contained within the circumference of
a dollar, aud it vi not be long b, fore they are
brought to q T alizing sense of the utter futiiiy
of Wsging upon US further this war Of conquest
AMI s%ubjugalon.
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UFour soldiers. suffered the penalty of the
law, by beirg shot, at Y~icksburg, on the 20th-
Their names were Frederick Juld, company b,
Pinckney battalion Corporal N. G Hughes,
company B.. Pinckrey battalion; JJhu Row
land, company C, Louisiana artillery, all for
d~eserion and Charles A. King, company
Louisiana artillery, for Drunkenness, insubordl
nation, and threatening the life of au officer.
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MONDAY EVENING, JUNE %. 1862.
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We learn AUTHORIZATION hOm asource whici
can be depended upoa has been rec ived, that a
fight has commenced al Vicksburg. The enc
BAYS aeet from below, consisting Of twenty gun.
boats and mortar boats commenced an attack
upon the lower batteries at al early hour this
morning. We have no intelligence as to the Tc-
auIl