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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15
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fsE SATURDAY, Dec. Is, 1852.
At Messrs Sumner Burress sale Of dry goods, etc,
yesterday the following prices were obtained:
Fancy cashmere s7s7; Welsh flannel s4l2 white do
s3l2@325; red do S.5O@3.s7 gray twilled do "a
plain oznaburgs 62@65c; No, l. Va, do, &c. striped
oznaburgs sI,25; beached cotton ~ 81 AS do. sheet
ing lOi s276 Ettrck sheeting A., 7oe ticking 40
"A country jeans sfl265; B-i beaver cloth Sl5 Cren
shaw gray cloth si662 black silk 81 6o@s so Granite
vile sheeng 6s4@6sc water proof overcoats 81 80
dmond pin was sold at 81, 000-the only bid for IL.
The first auction sale, in Lyncbburg by Aessrs James
p Scott Co., took place Thursday, and attended
by large number of merchants and business men among
whom we're persons from Richmond, Petersburg, and
other distant places Much animation was exhibited
among buyers, and prices ruled high We append list
Of rates for leading articles:
81 domestic, 60@65c.; 7-s do 65@7Oc.; A do. Gs@
roc; cotton yarns Ss50@s.62 per bunch, pepper, 81
per lb Soda S2.9O@S per ID; 81 heavy fued cloths
$3.50 per yard o. do sl2@lS per yard rice, st@l2c
per 10 tailow candles, s2f990c.; adamantine do, 81
5@2S7t; sperm DO, S2.62t per h.; tobacco, 26@s7i
per h. smoking tobacco, 5075c. per h.. raw cotton
2l@25c RIO coffee, s3.62f@3.75 salt, 60a7oc. per 10
-four, mddiings, sl2@l5; wines s5@s; apple brandy
:l04l6; whisky, sl2. o..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

+ FlGurISG At BLlcEwATrR-It appears that the Yam
,es have made movement from Suffolk, Virginia, in
the direction Of our lines The Petersburg Express of
Saturday, says;
At day dawn yesterday moniEg, the enemy made
simultaneous attack upon troops at Zuni and Joynsr
Ford there being company OF Colonel Claiborne
Rangers at each place The Rangers were dsmouned
and fought galanily repulsing the enemy at each place.
and driving him from the opposite bank Of the narrow
stream.
About o'clock the enemys cavalry having succeeded
in fording or swimming the river between Zuni and joy
nes Ford suddenly made their appearance in the rear
of Captain Sykes company at Joyners Ford, charging
mon them with yell which distinctly heard at lyor,
three miles distant There alternative left but 10
surrender and Capt Sykes and his 80 men were taken
prisoners.
We are pleased to learn that Captain Sykes had des'
patched three of his men General Pryors headquar
er for rein;orcemeuts who also instructed to re-
move MI the horses and other vauabes from the camp
Tbi, was accomplished and the enemy got nothing but
the men and their arms, who were defending the Ford.
About nine o'clock reinforcements came up to JOY
ners Ford and the enemys cavalry recrossed but took
their prisoners along with them. The main body Of our
forces were stationed at the more prominent positions
known as Backwater Bridge and Franklin, where II Is
thought the enemy will attack in force this morning.
When the cars left Ivor yesterday afternoon, light
was progressing Zun but up to late hour last night
we we're unable to obtain any Of the particulars.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

Hon. Archibald Campbell, well known member Of
the Florida Legislature, died on last Tuesday.
The Legislature of Mississippi will be convened in en-
ira session December ~.
The Yankees have burnt to ashes every house q .
plantation Of the Hon Mr. Burnet, of Kentucky. The
Infamous dogs.
Senator Henry, of Tennessee, effected narrow es-
cape from the Yankees few days ago below Helena, in
Arkansas.
Rev Daniel Zolcofer, Of Carroll county, Maryland,
deceased recently at al advanced age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

TnE MARIETTA MURDER-We are informed by per-
Sous who were present in Marietta at the killing Of Tho'
L. Ross Confederate Marshal for Georgia, that he was
shot by gambler named Joseph Harrison, who was ar
rested the night in Atlanta There was drunken
row ia the saloon of the Kenncsaw House and Ross en-
tered aud was commanding the peace When be received
the shot in the upper portion Of the abdomen, producing
death IN the course Of few minutes-Sapadh RspWb.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

PLKAsisr tara party Of ladies' geiiemen and
took passage Saturday IN the ahead little steamer
sehul for Drewys Bun and spent few hours pleasantly
la viewing the works at hst wonderful place The weather
charming ami all agreed that decidedly pleasing method
Of passing leisure day There many thing Of formidable
wake character In reference 70 which newspaper
peeed to keep dzk and the river view hgy picturesque
d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15
EOCALTTEMs.

MlsosrcThe Gland Royal Areh Chapter Of the State Of yr
rinIA he'd It's annual In this city Friday nEh, last,
and elected The following officers for the ensuing year
John W. Potts. Grand High Priest.
John X. Purdy, Grand Rlns.
William H. Hlrman. Grand Scribe.
ThomSs u Ddfiey, Grxnd Treasurer
John Dove, Grand SECRETARY
Edward IT, Lane, Captain u the Hosts
John p Little. Principal ssjourner
Robert X. Wiihers, Royal arch Captain.
George W. DAms Master Third Vel.
James A. seott, Master Second Veil
William l.. Lushbangh, Master First Veil.
John Q. NcCAbe, Chaplain.
Richard u, sanxsy, Master.
Emanuel semOn, JAniior.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

HgsTses In this court, Saturday. Dick DuH
gng his Of freedom by breaking out Of "
aud being guilty, hs old quarters
months J. NJ Michie charged With shooting Crawford,
fined 400 and of prosecution. An app alton for
trial the Of the Margaret refused ~
Several criminal continued Ia the
passed resolution relative the Insecurity
capacity al the city a aud recommended certain
anil rrnArr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

DLASEE"A sube the ws" has Us In behalf o.
bis wife, twenty blankets sheh "wee collected from the
army this lghbohood last They have
and aired" The object in sending them
their the army where they much needed
The request will be attended and the considerable lady will
brave defenders,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIGH Is
Ggt 8ieBnonS dd!ig.
MONDAY inOcNING, DEC. IL, Is6a.
no CORRFSPONDENTS.

~ Letters % brsins.- uadresssrto ne "EdHor
Of tAs Wig -,
rtiels. tvrsa bat sites q tie paper ,ciH not BE- PN6-
lisAaf Ttfs rule ,sg '"sg ought % Dc khotcs 20
an ard rU IN r's b departed from obituary. "0''es'
sr,sfiag ttrss Eas are ch.frgf for q GdrerttscpeEts
M Fs elat sss,t re q rctarr rejected conR@Hie3-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15
FIGHTING IN N0hTH OAROLINA.

GoLDsBoRo, n. C., Dec. l3.-fhe Aboli,ioniss. e-t
mated at 10 900 strong advanced day within three miles
of Kins,pn, farees keeping them in check. No de-
tails Of the fighting or casualties have yet been received
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

DEArH oT GALLANT OFTIcER.-CaPtain Thomas j.
Pennybaeker, commander of the Valley Rangers, died
last week in Rockingham county, Va, FROM wounds re-
ceiyed in skirmsh with the enemy 10 FAuquier county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15
= ADyT INSPECTOR GENERALS 0PFfCE, [
RIcBnosp, Dec. 9th, 1867
GENERAL ORDERS,
M IUl

RIcBnosp, Dec. 9th, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS, -le1 iaOHaj.1 $40 o..
No. 1911.
l. Csuse Paragraph VI General Orders No 81, Curren
Series amended provide that one OF the three surgeons
for each district shall be Medical Oeer OF the
Army that others be recommended by The Com
Of Cooserpts the Autsnt and Inspector dehsI.
shall be selected from Congressional Districts different from 'ha
In which they to examine conseriPts. . a.
H. 'barrrls and saeks, Ometu OF me snb
ssnce receiving Win deliver the Comms
sary frou sho hsy supplies IKE number Of hdes Tbs
iasuing Couissary viii transfer them " the ouarisrm
CHARGED With ibis Collection. ii- "-i
,s,r,un '' @-li g. COOPER,
dsiiSir Adiutant AID Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15
DIRD,

On Saturday December 1sth 1892 aged 81 years, SUSAN
TRIPLRrT, wife OF Henry A. HurIthall Of Molile
The services will place to-day Monday At twelve
o'clock NJ residence Of Boiling w. HAxal ESQ., Frank
lin street friends Of the family Invited to attend.
gB- Mobile papers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

PArRror-James Crawford, the first Colonel Of the
2lst Alabama Regiment has contributed the amount Of
his pay while in cOmmsnd-$lO72 SOTO the relief Of
the destitute families Of members Of the regiment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

The residence Of the Hon. VIM. A. Graham, at Hills
boro, n C., Was destroyed by fire last Thursday His
library was saved and most of the furniture, the latter
Injured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15
TELtGRAPHIC.
COTTON BURNT,

MoDLE, Dec. ia special despatch TO the Evening
News dated okalona I2t says Colonel Bartrans scouts
burned 500 bales of cotton this week. belonging to
Yankee spectators Corntb.
There is no movement ef the enemy in this direction
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15
ADyr AND INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE.
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS.
No. &C.
published sufficient number OF
papers In the Condescy lie reaching
every part Of the country. .... % Ia. eel
All commissioned officers enlisted who alb
other than actual dis
ability or duty the Secretary Of War or nom
their department commanders will return TO their commands
Stlhsu. de,ay.
H. officers fangto comply WHIP the provision.
foregoing within reasonable length OF Time
exceed twenty after the Publication OF this order,
shall dropped from the roles Of the army 10 disgrace abi r
furnished the eDmandant Of eonscrip of
rolmen In the ranks
NII enlisted who shall fall to comply with The poy
Of time considered deseers aud treated according
ly their be furnished 10 the commandsnt Of eonsen
10 their State for pabsIo1 or sneh other 'oh Us WY Oe
deemed eme leous.
" In order TO ensure the efficient cooperation Of all con-
this order into immediate eject Con-
nanders directed require from the commanding ohss OF
all commissioned officers and epsted men nov at
their commands These reports must state In each
the Of absence, and any remena baton or eo
who shall neglect 70 Furnish such report OF
shall knowingly be guilty OF eonceang any case OF unauho
shall conviction thereof he sumnahy dlsms-'
" Under the provisions Of the second clause OF paragraph
General Orders No S. commissioned officers and p'as VINO
Incapable n bearing consequence OF wounds received
but Who Otherwise Of Tor hos
assigned the nearest eonnaudan OF CON
their respective states sho viii, " ey are heh %
duty them collection OF agglers and the
provisions Of this order with full poser TO call
upon military authority for such stanee 6 may be
thereto.
NJ Officers of the Qnsrerma sters Department charged with
troops hereby directed not to commits
commission ell officer Pyzt Who does rot
furnish satisfactory evidence dat he liable 20 the penalties
order ANY dsbu officer who ss
make payment violation this order shall be liable his bond
for the amount Of such payme-t, .i.f ..f-.s
iIy order,
de? .s5 Adyt and Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

The Court Martial at Petersburg, Va, has sentenced
John s Hinckley of the o5th North Carolina Regiment
TO he shot on Wednesday neIt for deserti9n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

1.-THE IeQisature Of Alabama has decided that the mi
tiA officers Of that State are subject to CONSUMPTION
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

"Tlt ADONt TUr lS7tsStu NHIUV HVVUIuIIb ~
nary reports the Sh Census page 1874 on page iva
there is given what l. termed the tr value, but which
should be- regarded the speculative value The spec
uly ,ue OF the real aud personal estate Of the State
ut lino, i down atSS1 $50 2s2; theS'srssed Haue
$3.50 2u. 9I2-maLng difference in thar state alone d"
Sisg 652.Jlo This may in part be accounted for thu
The Illinois Central Railroad hold large tracts OF land
obtained nom the general Government a bonus Tor
building their road These lands only worth the as
sessed yiue which the State of Illinois taxes them at
The speculative value is what the company hopes to
get for them. Apply this theory to most OF the West,
rrn aud Western States and it will he perceived
the assessed should be regarded Us the true value
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15
MOORE & HAYWARD's

SOTltn ON I1UI M3IUIHCIHTyi
ENTRANCE 81 MAIN sIREET,
AND EXCHANGE ALLEY
RICHMOND, VA.
sSy-rHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID SoR ALL KINDS
de2-lus OF PURs
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-. vALIlABLE RsAL EsrAEE

% - IN HANOVER AT ATLEE STATION TO DE SOLD,
AND FARM TO BH RENTED TOGETHER WITH THE PER
sOSAL EFFECTS THEREON, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION To-
DAY-The special attention OF public Is particularly called
OF Mr. A b rimberlskss valuable .ms
Aesa eIon In Hanover county and peIsonsl effects there
On OF Auction At O'Clock 1hsDAi For further
particulars see auetlon head. T" GopbN kAPPERsoS,
dslb Auctoneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

p sAThe second letter just published by "historl-
Gus" is little more than application OF his hrst-
Whilst two nations cutting each others throats aud
millions in Europe are well nigh starving, he reseretes
his advice that we should by interfere lest
some misunderstanding might hereafter occur amongst
the paci6cators; when ravages are being committed
which It will require generation to repair and aroei'
ties are perpetrang that make the most unieelng shnd
der "Historcus" calmly turning oye the pages oil ms
tory bids avert our eyes from the stage "nere AT
these horrors are enactng and like the obtuse critic de-
scrlbed by Sterne 'look only at the stop-wach."
November Is.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

" Slave States lFrrrI
lSIsyesi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

EOR sALE-A GentlemanIs ar Officers
L WHITING sERvANT-A mist sklIful and sl-disposed
blacksmith To apurehAse viii .nsags retain him In Rich
nsni, hs w be sold 4n sssonabs Terms Reference as to
7'''' " ''' 10 - H. i. COOKE,
del5-ijs once No. I, Law Building
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

A DRAMA FOR THE TIMES :-RlEGO,
~ on THE SPANISH MARTYR A tragedy In Ave sets
tbrIIug and vivid DESCRIPTION Of the Spanish Rsyouilon
Written Win great vgor and By one Of 'rnAs as
,InvusLed sons. ! vol. ~ mo. Price - cts. ..u..
Published and for sale BY =; MvnMs,
deIs booksei~' " As'" '"s'"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

SuuE PROPRIETOR OF ROCKS GOOD "a
MARiTAN hayin, travelled extensively aud seen 50 nny
cases cured BY bis Eminent dsrous that those U hs
susrng with Rheumatism, and All palms. snouid ns'e " NV
therefore W. h,sa 49,. Jas p DUAvAL, Druggist
20, ''' Corner Msin and 10Th sss.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-15

NOTICED LIKELY NEGROES FOX
sALE-we,h public auction on the fnd day OF
January 1885, at Luuenbug H. 50 likely negroes for cash
'' " THos wooDsOS, Trustee for
Ara S,useiv james J. Coz, and
r. H. ALLEN, Excr ora. J. Brown.
rzy- Rnnuirer please COPY
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26
Mississippi Guerrillas ]! /!
From en-. McClellan's Division,
McCLELLAN's HEAD QUARTERS,
Sunday Iune "a 1862


McCLErLAN's HEAD QUARTERS,
Sunday, June "a. 1862. :
From the movements of the enemy last night
and from information received from contra
band, general engagement was looked for this
morning. The troops were all under arms at
daylight and everything in readiness, but after
slight demonstration by the rebels, and find
ing themselves promptly met at every point,
they retired to their old position.
terrible storm visited this section last night
lasting about three hours. The wind blew
hurricane, levelng tents and trees in all direct
ions.
The Richmond papers complain of the hrpc
price paid for substitutes in the rebel army, any
of whom Immediately desert. They mention in
stances where as high as IA and 20 dollars have
been paid.
The action Of Col. Rufus Ingalls, at White
House in causing the arrest Of some fifty of the
most prominent citizens remaining in the rear
Of our army in having most salutary influence
on those who are suffered to remain. Ten ar
rests were made yesterday in the neighborhood
of New Kent Court House and Charles CITY.
The arrested parties were sent to Fortress Mon
roe.
ride at sunrise this morning along the en-
tire front OF the union forces, found everything
ready for any emergency that might arrise.-
There has been less skirmishing within the last
twenty-four hours. than at any time since the
battle Of Fair Oaks. The condition of the
sxamps ~ Ior an encampmsnt mas rapidly improv-
0u m Tl.iiln .ne ias. rev uaye.
been mysterious. Their pickets Mt some points
.. peen arawn "a Tor nall mile, while at others
.hes i ae,ain = as usual. Inc ground vacated by
Tha R;chnana - 10y % nela oy our troops.
ing of special interest, except the arrival of Cen
Price. No mention is made of the whereabouts
of Gen. Beaurcgard's army.
REDouBT No. 3, June 25-l.30P.M.
To Hon. e. M. Stanton, Sec'v Of War.
We have advanced our pickefs on the lef, con-
siderably to-day under sharp resistance Our
men have behaved very handsomely. Some fir
ing still continues. ''' ~
(Signcd) @. d. McCLyLLAS.
Major General Com
p-y
ooDr NO. D june <o-o.lo Z. M.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26
Illinois Election.

CHICAGO, June 25.
Returns from all but counties foot up a ma
Jority against the bank article of 4Jo0; against
congressional appointment 1900. The negro
proposition denying the right of suffrage and
holding Office was adopted BY almost nine tenth
vote. The proposition to exclude them from
coming into the State was adopted by nearly
two third vote. They consequently form a part
of the old constitution. These articles were
voted on separately from the constitution The
majority against the new constitution thus far is
about 13 900.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26

EFlour, State and Western a. 10 better Supcriine
State AS a 40: extra do, AGO a. 40; choice T. 75
al 4.75; Round Hoop Ohio sos az $40; Supcriinc
Western AS az 4,40; common to good extra Western
4.tp "a 4.s0 Southern firner; mixed to good 500 az
$40; fancy and extra 5.75 az 6.55
Wheat, g &c better Chicago Springs 76 a l,06;
Iowa and Wisconsin los q 1,lo; Amber Michigan
1.2D a. 1.21.
Corn la2c better; New Mixed Western 4sa5l; old
52bd53i; White Western S.
Pork more active and frner the goyernmcn con-
tract for 2250 bbls prime taeku at 10. .96d9
1.12s; mess ii.
Sugars firm; New OrleIns 81 by auction.
Frcights to Liverpool dropping.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26
LATEST BY EVENING PAPERS.

The dispatches to last evenings papers were
very meagre. A Winchester letter of the 2lst.
says Gen. Fremont will establish his headauar
ters at Middleton or Winchester.
1t is reported THAI jackson is at Hurey. and
that he had captured Front Royal.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 2lst learns
from the Express that the troops to the number
of 5000 have advanced from Norfolk and Suffolk
TO point on the seaboard railroad, known as
the Franklin Depot, fifty miles from Portsmouth
and thirty from Weden. The aim of this force
is. beyond doubt, to advance to welden and
cut on the railroad connection at that place with
Petersburg and Richmond. This explains the
recent visit of Gen. Burnside to Gen. Mcclellan.
WASHINGTON, June 05
A general order from the Adjutant Generals
Office says In every case of prisoners taken in
arms against the United States, who may be
tried and sentenced to death. the record of the
tribunal before which the trial was had will be
forwarded for the action of the President of the
United States, without whose orders no such
sentence will be executed.
New YonK, June 25
Steamer Commodore has arrived with sick and
wounded soldiers from White House.
The Commodore brought 374 sick and wound
cd soldiers. No list has yet been procured.
QUEBEC, June 25
Steamship Jura, from Liverpool 18th and Lon
donderry 18th, arrived of Father Point Mt 10
this morning. She has 30 cabin passengers and
2l0 in the steerage.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26
Railroad Accident.

TRENTON, N. Y, June IS.
An extra train with the sth Massachusetts,
Battery, Capt. Cook, $50 men and 20 horses
ran off the track three miles from Trenton de-
pot, precpitating five or six cars into the canal.
Several horses are said to be killed. So far as
known, only one man is missing.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26

The President said few words TO the crowd in
response to loud cheers Mt Jersey City, in which
he said that his visit to West Point was not to
make or unmake any generals. Gen. Scott ac-
companied him to New York, but no further
New Orleans advices state that men scntenc-
ed to be hung by Gen. Butler for robbery of cit
izens, were executed on 18th.
Porter's mortar feet has goec to Vicksburg.
Com. farragut was before Vicksburg A por-
ton of his feet had routed tthe enemy from
Grand Gulf One man named W. II. Weeks, was
killed on the Itaska, and wounded.
Bank of America, of New Orleans, was pay
ing specie.
Common Council which were calculated to injure
the rising Union feeling.
Numerous guerilla bands along the MISSISSIPPI
pi annoyed passing vessels.
BANGOR, June IS.
At the annual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS Of
the Maine Telegraph Company, holden in this
city on the 18th inst, the following gentlemen
were unanimously elected directors for the en-
suing year: Hiram o. Alden, James Whit EEL
fast; Albert W. Bainc, Jacob A. Smith, Albert
lioiton, Bangor; James s. Bedlow, William p.
Merrill, Portland Aaron Hayden, Eastport;-
Edward 0'Brien, Thomaston. At subsequent
meeting of the directors, Hiram Alden was elect
ed President, and William P Merrill Secretary
and Treasurer for the ensuing year.
MEMPHIS, June rs.
detachment of the 9Th Illinois cavalry made
descent ON the rebel cavalry guarding a train
near Cold Water Station on the Mssssippi and
Tennessee railroad, and capeured rs prisoners
and 20, 600 pound of bacon on train. They de-
stroyed bridges, rendering the roads impossible.
The navigation of White river is now open TO
Curtis army.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26

HAMPERS FERRY, June "a.
A pontoon bridge will arrive this afternoon
on the way to Gen. Fremont. The greater part
of the force here is throwing mp earth works on
Bolivar Hights. Supplies are plenty.
1t was rumered yesterday that the rebel Gen.
Ewell was advancing on New Creek with 1000
men. The 23d Illinois and S7th Pennsylvania
regiments went there this morning Jackson is
by this time checked, and Gems. Fremont, Banks
and Shields have Joined their forces to pursue
him.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26
From California.

SAN Francisco, juno ..
Gen. Cartoons Brigade has entered Arizona
The advance guard under Col West reached
Tuzcow about the 18th ult., the rebels having
previously abandoned the place. The stars and
stripes were again hoisted over the ruins Of Fort
Breckenridge.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26
TowLE's PILE AND xUToR CURE.

THE VNLf SURE CURK
For BLEEDING. BLIND. and ITcurxc M, ,s
LEPkOSY. SCROFUI4A, SALT hmm u''
AND DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
One bottle warranted to cure every ca.e of pu.. -.
BOTTLES IN all other cases Of the above diseases II c
dealers are requested to refund the money in eyrry
case. Only i've bottles in thousand returned. and
tnosc were confirmed Fistula hundreds Of etsers
and certificates now in the propricfor,s
wnlcn can DC seen on application. Send for CircuIsr
Prepared BY HENRY ID. FOWLE Chemist IL
Gates with each bottie