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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-24

ear We learn from the Democrat that
the Postoffice at BoonviIIe was entered by
burglars on the night Of the 6th inst- and
slI the letters aud small amount of money
taken. The robbers have not yet been dis
covered.
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STRANeE.-We notice Democratic papers
Of the VaIlandigham persuasion are not 50
jubiIans !. yer the vote on the New Constitu-
ton of IIiu dis as they were. What is the
matter gentlemen Something wrong in
Egypt, eh
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Board Of EQUALIZATION.

E HE COaM.H or 40 UsN~CxL or TIE
II City of Evansyille will mes as q Beard Of
Egu GlIzatien at the City Council CT amber on
Monday, the 30th day June, 1864, at Q o dock
A. %. for the purpose of equalizing aud correcting
the assessments of real and personal properly and
will tihne IN ssio1 from day day until said
assessments are all equalized AID correc ed.
All tax payers requested TO call ami examine
their respective assessments.
WIN. BAKER, Mayor.
Mayors Office, June 81, 1861
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Announcement.

Ma EDIToR: You will please announce A. t
whittIesey So, a ean,lidate for state senator
from the counties Of Posey and Vanderburgh at
the next October election, in favor Of maintaining
the Union at all hazards.
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ea- The vote Of Pope county on the
adoption of the new Illinois State Oonstitu-
ton was quite small. At Golconda the
vote stood: for Constitution, I'll; against,
81. Egypt hasn't GORE up to the expecta-
tons of Richardson & Co. The Chicago
Times crOWed before it was out Of the
woods.
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R9- IL is a positive fact that one cannot
get the genuine, Carte de Vtsits without
resorting to Adams Gallery, corner Of Main
and Second Streets. je20-1w
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NTU SIC.
y I'm ~ % ~ PEE Rs.gRhE q GIVE
II Instructions on the Piano, Organ, Me'odeon,
AMI Violin, aid also in Vocal Music Harmony
and thorough Bass Pianos and Melndeons timed
and repaired and satisfaction guaranteed Thank
full for the very liberal encoura cement given nae
heretofore, bope still to continne to merit the
same q. q. GENUEG,
Street. jell7
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RaEr Fresh and elegant goods for gentle
mems wear arrive daily by Express at
Lyon's. His stock is large and prices very
low.
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ID En

At Nowburgh. Ind, on Sunday, June 11tb, 1862
at the residence of his father, Capt. HoxAcE
FsLLowF, of the 25th Indiana Volunteers, from a
wound received at the battle of Shiloh.
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Walnut Street House REQ ened.
~ RR6 GrE.a E-R- TO GsNR0R~N THE
II public that have refittsd and re opened the
atove named popular House, and that SIN now
Bearders.
No pains will be spared to make my guests com
Portable. M r JONES.
90 DOZEN. Coal Oil Chimnies, assorted
eB&B sizes, comprising some new kinds net vet
offered the public in th place, just rseeiTed per
steamer Lancaster, and for sale ct q "a
VICKERT BROS,
fabl3 No. 81 Main Street.
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When Mr.. VOORHEES, discharges his duty
as citizen By paying his taxes, it win be
time enough for him to commence abusing
others for falling to do their duty. Until
then, his reputation will suffer least the
less he provokes investigating into its
merits.
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
ER + T~kHTUE az II fssCx1EA OF
ND the Yanderburgh Court of Common Pleas,
and as the agent of viii am Conger and Mary
CoDgpr. q . unders gnsd, Guar an of Sarah Bates,
May Bate. and Emilk Bait S, mi heirs of
Gsot ge Bates, d, uron the 18th day of July,
1852, betwe-n the hours Of II NJ, aud r. n, at
the Court II, use door in the city Of Evansville,
IDdi ma, will expose TO sale at public auction the
follow ing described Real Estate. g. wit:
Lot eleven (l1), in block Thirty (3l), in the
east m e. laIgeInent of the city of Evansville,
VanderbuIgh county, lndiaha Also, all that
part If the cointr al of lot ten (If). in block
thirty (3i) in the eastern cement Of said
CITY OF Evsna vile, thus BOUNDED: Beginning on
tho front lise of said lot Main st o. D. sixteen
and one ha { feet (t61z) from the corner of Main
and Sixth streets, thence parallel wi Sixth street
70 the alley in the rear ef said lot ihel ce along
said alley 10 tie middle The back line If SAL
lot thei.se thronk the center raid lot to Main
street thence to tIe beginning, bsing paralielo-
gram fronting Main street twenty feet (z1l,
running back the same width to the alley.
Said property will be sold upon tho following
terms. toNsif One-Ih in cash, third in six
nths and one-third in twelve months with in
tei est. Notes viii lie taken for the deferred pay
men IS accordingly, wi h surety, waiting relief
laws. The purchaser will receive conveyance
frolE said Guardian under the order of said curt
Tor seven eighths ca OF said Real tate, and for
one eighth 10 Their of frUIn sad William CoBger
Hnd Mary Congers his wife.
lis dim Guardian aud Agent.
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Public School Examination.


The annual examination of the: Public Schools
of Evansville viii commence on; Monday. June
3d. and proceed in the following order
MONDAY, JUNE %.
Park School, Sixth Primary, Miss Ham, Princi.
pail from 10 lU1z A M.
Baptist church, seventh Primary, Miss McKay
Principal, from l0A TO -
Ores ent ely school, Firth rrimsry. Miss Pha-
res, Principal and Eighth Primary, "a iss Cody /,
Principal, IRON P. NJ
TUESDAY,. JUNE A.
Cumberland Church.. Second Primary, Mrs..
Tennis, Principal from to 10Y A. 81
first Urinary, Mrs Egg'e,ion, PrinciI al, from
fourth Primary, mis- Eatos, Principal. from
.Thlfd Primary, Miss o'Bsrne. Principal, from
"a 10 5 P. nj.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25rB
First Boys intermediate, Miss Hooker, Princi-
pal, from to IL.
Fir-t Grris' Intermediate, Miss Rathbone, Prin.
cipal, from 70 p. NJ.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH.
Second DO. intermediate, Miss Hanna, Prin-
Second Gi.ls' I,.termediats. Miss Vance, Prin-
cirai, from to5 z. ID.
FRIDAY, JUNE 27TK
Second Girls amman, Miss Clark, Principal,
MONDAY, JUNE sorH.
Second Boys Grammar, Mr.. Knight, Principal.
TUESDAY, JULY Isr.
First Girls Grammar, Miss Fisher, Principal,
all day.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2SD.
First Boys Grammar, Mr.. Green, Principal,
foHa 9 10 Il.
High School, Mr.. Butte, field, Principal, from
to T.. N.
THURSDAY. JULY SAD.
High school, Dir. Butt rfieid, all day.
Prize declamatiOus and compositions In the
afternoon.
The Common Council and all friends Of Educa-
tim i, vited TO he resent tho Nominations.
The EXERCISES Will commence precisely at A. II.
and r. ". each day, q which mes visiters are
requested 10 be Treseot to avoid Interruption as
much os=ibIe.
S. K. LEAvITT, Trustee.
WIN. BAKER, up>Tintencent t. /
Evan sviile, June 70, 1862.
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SALT NoTICE.

Hereafter the following established prices
for Salt will be strictly adhered to. Say
for sales OF % bills and over, As cents per
bushel in large bbls and So so per Dbl fer
the ESQ ID packages. Retail price, in guam
titles less than % bbls so cents per bushel
for large aud 50 70 for small.
Terms cash. Purchaser will be charged
drayage when drayage is incurred:
W Nj. ALTMAN & Co., sole Agents for
the Ohio River Salt Company.
CRANE, Brown & Co, sole Agents for the
Kanawha Salt Company. jel7-2w
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IpG- few good Vest makers can get
employment by calling at Lyons.
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The RebeIlion Ceased.

UHHE Lite W~KDO ~ or DR.
az IJOWIS begs leave to announce TO hersold
friends and .patrons that she still continues the
preparation of the same success al remedies which
were used BY the old Doctor himself which won
for him a rrDstice at that time unequaled in the
West. She ia now located two aud q half miles
North of Evansville on the Plank Roads near
NegIey's Mills on Pigeon Greek. lily
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CoNRTABAND GOODS

MY REREUE or FIVE WsRKTS
ND of TsnditiOni exponas to me directed from
the Clerks Once of the United States District
Court for the Seventh Circuit and District ofIndi-
ana, win, Tuesday, the first day Of July, 1s62
az the Old Post Office stand Frat street., at 10
o'clock A. NJ, in the City Sf Evansville, in the
county of Van derburgh and State of Indiana,
offer for sale at Public Auction the following de.
scribed property, viz: s
10 sacks coffee, 10 hhls whisky, keg croaln tar
ter, I keg soda, IL boxes starch, 6 casks bacoa,
boxes dry goods, II fsrkins butter, nAvy pistols,
box hardware, 100000 needles, 10 lbs thread
leo or. qbinine, sry glasses AZ hogs, Yalises
containing As gross army buttons, 95 pieces Id
lace and cord, Is ards boltiaR cloth, 2 trunks
containing pieces blue cloth, yalise centainiDg
Iiot of gold lace and bullion for epalietts sundTy
packages con taining needles, buttoBs and notions
bSl COAL bags containing 100 gross military
buttons 200 OF. gold builipn and 200 yards gold
lace, seized as Evansville, Indiana. and condemn.
Ell by the UBitei States District Court. -'-
Sale TO continue from day 10 day, till all the
properly il sold. Terms cash.
DAVID G. ROSE, o. s. Marshal.
By l. :. BlGELow, Deputy.
Indianapolis. june "a. ls62-dw
go FTG.V R.HTTKsH~G-IoU bales for sal
u by S. L. GILBERT CO.,
ocI2 No. Sycamare street.
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Illinois Convection was folded at the ex
pense Of the House. The upshot Of the
resolution was the establishment of The fact
that while the Illinois Convention pamphlet
soas not printed At the expense of the House,
the address of vallandigham, Law, Voor-
bees Il Co. sOas. Thus, day by day, arethe
designs and hypocrisy of these tricksters
unmarked.
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W-ANTEDn

z RRE~ TR OUs.4-aeE D0LL.GRS
Ell of City and Couaty Orders, for which fair
rates in cash will be paid. SAM'L ORR
sumo % It'd
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NEW ADV EKTlSEslEs4s.


FEN 6E.SrTLK.u R-S- E.E.Ns BE
0L& accommodated with good rooms and board
IA q pr ivate family. Local. pleasant and con-
venient 20 the business partof the city,
Enquire ut this office. JET
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nic-EvansvilIe Lodge No. ga
r. & A. M.
YHEH1sRE VIII BE Il RBGUL&R
II meeting of Evansville lodge No. Ga, on TIES
day evening, June 9th, est. Johrs), for the rur-
pose of election and installation of officers the
ensuing year. a fall attendance II the mcmbers
Is requested. $3.50 &
je2ldst -. Al. coLhUBN, see,y.
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8. u. GiIOea.E & %.

g IND e If S.--Ciothes Plus, White Lime,
- Lemou syrup, Tomato q ttsup, Rice, Almonds,
Fl erts, Engtish w~lnat, figs, .fsins, currents,
o, sters, sardinee, alum epson salts, roll brim.
stene. sui hur, csppers,. der, extract of leg
wood, indigo. cram tartar, soda. bed cords of all
binds, ,taccO of ali kinds, backing, batting,
niegs, cigars Of ail kinds, ginger, glass jars, lam
to ns AID q SKIS, mustard, pepper sauce, matches,
pickles, stone pip 4. powder, Percussion caps, fish
Of all kinds afefy fuse, roaps OF all kinoss stArch
tees, vinegar, Camphnr le' tor Eot9, cap and fancy
payer, wrapping paper, envelopes. alt petre, gum
drops, uoparn fowls, jujIbe paste, cinnamon,
dried beef british lustre, Dunnet bcardB, ink, oil
nails SASH glass; spirits turpen inc aispces, soda,
pain killer, liquoTice, &C., &C &C.
supply # the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low by s. Il. Gilbert Co., No. Syca-
mere.
STARCH.-S tons best crafty, just received, for
sale Low in let's to the trade. S. Il. Gilbert Co.
CORN BROoMS-l5O dozer, large and small,
for sale by s. e. Gilbert d Co., No. Sycamore
sire {.
LEMON SYRUP.-2S boxes doz each, CHOICE
ARTICLE, for sale by s. E. Gilbert q Co.
CHEESE.-50 bxs Hambuf gh and English Dairy
for sac 10y S. e. Gilbert Co
FRESH, COVE oYSTERs.-90O dcz. and 2
ID cans, just received and for tale by e Gilbert
4 Co.
Layer and 81. r. Bassins-75 whole, half anc
quar- ter bxs, hest, for sale by
S. E. GILBERT CO.,
ieI6 M 4 Svcan10re street
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WIN. BAKER, up>Tinren Cen
Evan sville, June 10, 1862.

KYSES FAUSTEES OETMks COUaerTKs
II Lihiery, acknowledging the receipt of a
large nunl er of valuable Books, sent by Hon.
Caleb b. Smith, ciettry Of the Interior, hereby
sAank him for this ySlua' Is addition to the Lii.
krsTy. VICTOR BtSCHI Y.O.,
Jol7-Std2tw Librarian.
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TY0FT0-V- R.TTTE11-GF-I0O baie5 for sal
" by S. L. GILBERT CO.,
ocI2 No. sycamore street.
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FROM rus VALLEY

Reports were III circulation on Saturday tbet :.
eedy Of Federal cavalry, supposed 10 be tetach
nen' OF Gen Peaes army, bad made their appear.
anee at Conrads Store, near tho line of Rocking,
ham and Greene cosnics. and IL WA, ccn,ec,ured
that . raid upon the Central Railroad was u.eu,,ed
From Conrad's Store 10 the Blue Ridge Tunnel the
distance Is only soae twenty miles, through All
opeu country. whilst some anxiety II III. that
cpredasicns will he attempted upon this road the re
gro'tad for the fullest confidence liza, cur force
aong ita line is ample FOX IFS protection.
Tie ralar w.sh reference 10 the evacuation Of
Wnehes'er hy tas Yankees not confirmed by o,,r
latest infsrmaiion from tsst quarter. The .ne,av
sti hold tie heigats sfouad ;le town. which bave
been stroos fortified. The eeeoarts which reach
rs of the outrages Committed upon the pcon!e ef
The Vsiley are In keeping with those that come 10
us from ether localities where Tie de5pa;ic suie OF
ltaeolnis!a has been permitted 10 have its sgysg
At Wecacs,er, after ef the hattles Ia The Val
ley, the faGbves ;ook posses ,lou of tllc board.
] ing-hoaSe Of ihe Misses R,eodu, four orl,hau
SISTERS, compelling ihn lady boartlsrs to rise
from Their beds q. : O'Clock ii The morning. and in
one Instance refused to give young lady tire 20
dtess her5eh, tii forced er 10 wax IN Ler NIGHT
dress 10 the cf The ladies os the ho,.se they
fixed the building wta wounded yan aeeg and took
possession oi every article o. u1niture save that
belonging tc the chamber of the Misses Dresdln-
| The Yankee courma.ldaot assured them tha, they
Should be paid for the icss sustained and appoint
cd Il eomfitee 10 assess their value consisting OF
three Federal officers aud two rank Union citizens
of Winchester. This committee reha8ed positively
10 allow compensation, alleging as d reason that
the ladies were sincere sympathizars with the
Southern cause. This is bu, one Instance Of YAM
kee honesty ard Yankee justice, as displayed in
! tho Valley
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THE FLAG Or TRUCE.

The wounded ard sick prisoners Of war released
On pRroie' aud carried from Richmond TO City
font On Friday, were placed On beard the hospital
steamers State Of Maine, Kennebec. ard CoinIno.
d"Te, at late hour the same evening Cne of tie
fpur who died or the passage down was received on
beard as paroed prisoner and the reIne;nin three
were sent back 10 lie inferred in the soil which they
came 90 desoiaie. Our officers politely treated
by the federais during their gojourn Ciy Point,
end handsomely entertained at the tables OF the
steamers. The only person who seemed disposed
TO Indulge in any TRADE against The South was a
stropg-nindad female, acting in the capacity Of a
nurse. WHO, as our informant expresses IT, was
NEARLY rs tai lanp-post and loquaco1as as Il
raagpie.' a good view oi SfeClelians camp WAS
Obtained through spy glass from the Point, but
no movement Of Importance WAS observable. Very
few OF the eEeiny's vessels in sight. the larger
portion oi the Haet being farther down the iveF
Another iaf Of wounded and sick Yankees started
from this city yesterday morning 10y iIs same
FoCta.
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Iaa E@cmies' HeRadEd-Nea,iy six hnndred
wGaadea }an!:ees were dispatched i,0fns,,yards 4
saaiiTaay mornsng. one Of tAen died on ibe cars
bet1 Ten Rchnl0gd and Petersburg, ard hi, body
vas left Ia the latter city for bnrtai Three rror.
bird between fcserSoars auI Cry Point. Al th-
ial!er place they were taken ia rhar-s by their
friends tcf tnterInerit Yesterday morning ut least
so more were sent off. There arrived Yesterday
Tne.niaS 300 wounded men fro-, Ssva,,e's Station.
attended by their pfrsss Ii has been determined
II bring al remaining there 70 Eieh.nend. and dis
that any viii BE- seat u;i to-day Meme of tic far.
tories ere aow tensated by Yankees. b,;. Talbot n
Bosns, or iSth street, witch contains the officers
Idbsy's sniidinss viii soon be euptietl oil ihe,e
OInaEl.
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FROI WASHINGTON.

The Federal forces reoccupied MuIfrcel horo' :,
Tenn the l6ih i::st. WIa. Push, the Union
postmaster there who was seized b ) the guerrilla
Forrest, and carried of with the aYe~ed purpose
of hanging hin, vas subsequently released, and
has returned 10 the discharge OF his duties.
This forenoon she President, Secretary of War
and Major General Haliee,s were long III consuIta-
ton - the War Department. For portion % the
time Generals Pope and Burnside yers Will. them.
The patriotic members OF Congress who went
home 10 raise troops, in response the Pfehdeuts
call, doing their duty well. Hon lH,. Owen of
New York reports that tie entire quota Of tie TWO
counties OF Chemung and Schuyler, ia his district
il u0,y raised
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LOCAL n11A,rrh.Isrs-

'iosns IL fea's Apparel.-4A wang fena..
na.nss,l Maris Underwood. wiz wss put IN Cal,
0edwin months aiiice for coming here frs.
Washington without a,.y e1sfp,e bus:ns a. Al,
wao was afterwards discharged frDn there, w..
again yesterday brought before Assistant Prove
Marshal A'exa.sder On an allegation which pro
cured Der recoatt1ssaen tti.her. II appeared tina
On Saturday Miss Underwood had presented her
self in the gnfe Of a soldier at the camp of tn.
Palmetto sharpsLootere CT.ongstreet's division
and expressed her desire 20 es.is:. sae 1,.asle I
very eredi.asic looking soldier boy. I'd il il up
aorstoed passed e<a.ainatsu as n,cn by one # ia,
surg 9eons, tut another being mere fox.y) discos
cred the cheat, and kindly ad1acnisied the part,
70 Eet '.ito more suitable habiaalsts The inteu.
l"g seiaiar' however, hitpg araani ,s.e camp UNI
yesterday, when ahe came town Here being !.
sognizsd by oae Of the Captains attached TO IT,.
iei.,to f@gialt az, sae was reported 10 tic Ass
taGt Provost AatsLal, WHO dire eted her 10 \.
brought batore s.ai, and saEt her back 10 The Castl
temporarily for safe keeping In tbs Instance a..
sonGuct of f.se w5udhe OF Mar IA no. t,tI,,
table 10 love ot adventure nut is regarded M III.
ebeci OF the tellder pasaioE-one of the men a,
taeAea 70 the r.eiiSeat Being the object of woman
y s0i.c..aGs
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Z! man named James Jones alias sIalyin. wss sen.
10 Castle Goodwin yesterday, by Major Griswoi.
Provost Marshal, having been appTehenled in the
city after breaking OF, Of the jail at Salisbury Il
{. Tie was sent from Richmond TWO months since.
with other prisoners, having been arrested hei
under the name of Hugh MeMahon for attempting
10 rob 8 man at the Spotswood Hotel.
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Tsro aeserfss from the U. s. army, named g. =.
Page islid 4. i. Barrett, members of company II,
9Th New York cavalry, arrived here yesterday, via
Central Railroad. having been sent down from the
Valley by the General commanding that depart
ment They were carried before the Provost Mar.
shal. aht; ordered temporarily to Castle Goaiwin.
The men were good looking fellows.
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GorsrnGrs Oratr.-Tbe order isstsd by the Gov
e7nor requiring al stores aud other places of bust
Eess 70 BIZ closed at 2 O'Clock Z. M, has ueea s,ts
pe1ded, except such days as nay be apponte e,i
for the diiil OF the second class militia It wen.
into effect on Saturday, bat the force OF habit was
SO great that a large number OF merchants closed
their stores AT The usual hour z. n The priv
!ege of Keeping open stores all day viii obYiaie :.
rious inconSen ience 10 the country people.
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Gig Uatv Works-The wheels that supply ,he
water to the reservoir are now kept almost Goa :.
stantiy in motion We are Informed by the super
iuTendent that the consumption OF water is nolv
just double wha. it was this time last year. This
is owing. in great part, to the hospitals aud largo
nltnber OF nonresdents for some time past doiDi
eiied IN the city.
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TIE Military Police made descent, yesterday,
on n number OF boys engaged in fighting rock bat.
les ct Rockets. When they interposed "ths ba,
tie" WAS raging furious!y, and rocks were being
thrown, and pistols discharged with gree. vim
The officers succeeded in securing one white and
five negro Toys. They were carried TO the Guard
House, on Franklin street, where the former yas
r. primanded, and the later well whipped
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-,.x,uy AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

.,.o, vas sent "a the city yesterday that
[.,,s sncfny appeared az tie White House
k,,v evening una drove in oar piekets.
E. rsrisas rGmors Of movements below
f, ~, the Yankees viii hardly attempt
s-r-,,c L, tha' direction al present farther
..se,ar. so draw the a'tcatlca of cur troops
70 ,ssYoftsz.' points,
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-ar gArrAuANNocK LINES.

., shat evefy hing contin"ed quiet IN ne
,.d of Uosao'aVilie yesterday morning.
.s.s Ia pursusSce ef fope's commands,
..,s-.te, she pa ,p's ia Culpeper and steal.
.,.-.s Y coad !ay their hands upon. Re
.., s.lrvut an saturday s,f,d yesterday that
.s.- ,ee-t s..A,n y tayg mixes ii the Coati..,
M! "a iiGc oi Communication was uo;
-
<-.s.at % state tAa; ~ joan i. An.
.,s va. aol ;aAea prisoner, rs reported,
.s EaaA.es vis!tes, lis pl&ce H. Hanover
,~.t.,-rN
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ioi5es Agg9rS-The transactions o, tlt Poles
Court On saturday are not worth mentioning
Since Saturday Sarah Jane Eeiton. " bite " o nan
plated caster aud rEi. Woih bog. two gold sasIj
one silver thimaie, cotton, needles, SC. 5hs yE,s.
il lie cage Yesterday evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-28
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Z a letter dated ia,rsens Landing Jay ~ gives
tbs following information about thv grand army
Two aesesters brought 10 headquarters ssessl
tsrsay afternoon, bat nothing ccald be learstsd
fraG thei They eorroborae the fact hat fha main
iues OF the rebels Least ten miles from hsrs,
Rad oeetpy the sauie Grntind that once dit-taat
Of Fair Oaks eiaines's Hill ead the Treut estate.
They tcii the sasne old story that tLeissuts uf
others " ag aud rsady 10 airsers " aes.s Yer
fAgosabie opportunity tnrr- up la Judgment.
that Is ion In coming that the hare possibility uf
Il ever Offering seeus further off than ever
1hsso deserfsss to-, tell ~ ef ~ droefnl enef.