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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-07
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THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL is now in the 9th
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viii have she EailuTe TO dc 50 fov q lifs-tima
regret
OUR ARMY ooRREsPoNDENoE.
Nearly every resident of Indiana hes relatives.
friends, 81 ne'gabora e. the Grand Army Of the
Unlon tnuiaua has seut har al lAed sons into the
field hy thousands, aud they are now stationed on
the capes of North Carolina, along the Potomac,
among the mountains of Virginia, or marching
southwark through Kentucky and Missouri. A
few months may find some Of them ON the Gulf
of Mexico, encamped bsiore Fort Sumter and
Charleston, or occupying New Orleans IN nearly
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R.RIments Organlzlng am INDIAN


The following are the stations OF the regime t.
now organizing in Indiana, together with their
commanding officers, far "a the appointments
have been made. The list also embraces several
regiments ready to take the field, which we
wHI transfer TO the list embracing. the stations
OF Indiana troops outside of the State as fast AS
the changes are made.
Isth Regiment-Col Eddy-Goshen-
sd Observation-Disclosures James NJ. Smith
indianapolis
SD Regiment-Col. Gresham dian apolis and
New Albany.
5Itn Regiment--Rev. col Joh n L. smith--La-
f4yette.
55ih Regiment-2nd Germau-Colonel Mans
teld-Evanssille- rs be-
Goth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with the I'd.
6gth Repimeht-CoI Ala xander-- GOaport.
C0th Rtfimeut--Gol Evansville
Clst Regimen t-2nd Irish, Col. Mullen, hiadiaon
cd egfnent-Roek pOTt-UOi. Jones'
Odd Eegimeut-Colouel not yet nppointed-Cov-
iugtOn.
oath Regiment--lst ArtilleTy-Coonsl not yet
appointed. Several Companies OF this Regiment
already in service.
C5th Regimont-2nd Artillery-CoL ARneke-
indianapolis.
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stations of the indiana Troops.

stations of the Indians Troops.
The following are the stations Of the Indiana
troops in active service outside of the State. We
shall corIec it from time TO time as the several
regiments move from one position TO another.
TEFAsTRY.
9th Kegiment-Col. Crittenden-N unfordsville,
9TH, Col. Gavin, sprinfisid, Virginia
sth, Col. Benton, Ottervilie, Missouri.
9th, Col. Moody, HuttonviIle, Virginia.
10Th, Col. Manson, Somerset, XIV
1tth, Col. McGinnis, Padueab, Ky
18th, Col. Linck, Sbarpsburg, ND
18th, Col. Sullivan, Romney, Va
18th, Col. KimbaH, Romney, Va
18Th, Col. Wagner, New Haven, Ky.
10th, Col. HackIeman, Fredericktown, Maryland
I7th, Col. HRscall, New Haven, KY.
18th, Col. Patti6on, Otteryille, Missouri
10Th, Col. Meredith, Washington City.
2Oth, Col. Brown, Fortress Monroe, virginia
2lst, Col. Mcmillan, Baltimore, Md.
23d, Col. Hendricks, Roiia, Missouri
I'D, Col. Sanderson, Padrcah, Kentucky.
24th, Col Hovey, 0tteiv vile, Miss url.
10Th Col. Veatch, Cairo, Illinois
18th, Col. wheatey, otteryiIIe, Missouri.
eth, Col Colgroye, FrsderiektoWn, Md
18th. Col. Miller, Muuforissille, Ky.
seth, CoIoueI Bass, Eoiinviile, Ky.
3lst, Col. Cruft, Calhoun, KS.
Ed, LIST German, Col. Willich, Mnnfordsville,
Kentucky.
s3d, Col. CobErn, Lexington, KY.
34th, Col. Ryan, New Haven, Kentucky.
35th-1st Irish-Coi Walker, BardstoWn, Ky.
36th, Col. Grose, New Haven, Kentucky.
37th, Col. Hazard Bacon Creek Statian, Ky.
SSH Col. Scribner, MuBforisville, KY
goth, Col. Harrison, Hanfordsyilie, ny.
4Oth, Col. Wilson, Somerset, Ky.
42d, Col Jones, South CaTroit0ns KY.
43t COZ George K Steele, CALHOUN, Kys
44th, CsL Reed, Calhoun Ky.
10th, Col Fitch, New haven, KY.
47th, Col Slack, New Haven, KY
49th, Col Bay, Bardstown, Ky
50th, Col. DInham, New Haven, same.
5Ist, Mechanic, Col. Stregbt Wild Cat, same.
57th, Col. EIoBIulleu, Somerset, same.
ssh, Col. Carr, Somerset same
CAVALRY.
Capt. Bracken's Company, Western Virginia
Post ONCE address, BsS erly.
Capt Hirtley's Company, Western ViTginia.-
Post Office address, Point Pleasant
Capt Graham's Company, Nolinville, Kentucky
Capt. Gaddis's Company, No linvllie, same.
Capt. M0reau's Company New Maven same,
Capt. kleine's Company, NOtinviiies same
2Sth Regiment, Col. Baker, Let Cavalry; Iron
ton. Missouri
list Regiment, ia CavalrJ) Col. BTidgland,
HatdstoWu, Kentucky.
45th Regiment, (3d c4vslrp), Col Carter, Mill
Stone Landing, Maryland
ARTILLERY.
Capt. Rabb's Battery, Leayeasworths KANSAS
Capt. Cokefair's Battery, 0tteryilles Missouri
Capt. Klsus's Battery, Upton, Missouri.
Capt. Bush's Battery, MuntoTdsvilie, KY
Capt. Simonsons Battery, Munf0r dsville, same.
Capt Behr's Battery, Calhoun, same.
Capt. HAIRLESS Battery, Nunfordsville, same.
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O.sRD.
aas san. c. HUGHES,
ATTORN Ely AT LAW,
MORGANFIELD, KY.
Particular attention paid to the collecting BUSH
ness in the lst District of Kentucky. mb3
NOES .EJVD RUTTRR.-3 dozen nice
~ fresh Eggs for 2s cents. and pounds choice
Butter for quarter, at VlCkBkY BROS,
1ahZS Mo- " Main street.
I'D " wv s VI 20 Js"KYR R UCH-
WHEAT FLOUR in any quantities to suit
the trade, fresh and good, at VI0KERY's.
=.
&4ETPRTRE! s.zLTPE TRB!-IOO0
~ ios Of Saltpetre, best quality, for sale by
dec2s-1m No. 81 Main street.
Notice of Dissolution,
FwVHE COPGRTyv-ERSMKES MERE
u tofore existing under the name Of George L.
krause Il Co., is thus day dissolved by the with
old firm will be settled by Geo L. Kr4u e, who is
authorized to collect all claims and pay all the
GEO. L. KKAUsE & co.
EvANsyILLs, February 20. 1852.
ne undefsgngl WI eontinue ons oeslss s "a
Main streets, and VIII be happy to receive the pat
i' 5sb3o . Il ID - GEO l. KRAusE.
SmSp DOzE.N~ .sssORTED @ OH
discount TO wholesale trade.
RICH Country Bran--5OOsaaks very rich, heavy
Bran, just received
RYE FIoHr.-25 bbls choice rye -four. 80
PRIME Rice tes prime.rice, 10 lbs for 81.
CHOICE Leaf Lsrd.-l5- ties extra leaf lard, put
Hp expressly Tor ms trade.
CHOICE loose Pickles.-S,OO 600 extra loose pickles,
in viueZar, just received
CoAL0IL.-25 bbls best coal OIL for sale cheap,
in quantities to suit.
PINK Eye Potafoes--1 ,2c9 bushels extra table
Potatoes, for sale ehesp.
FIVE bbls very choice saur krsut, for sale at
febIs H. A. Co0R'S.
ARR.s.VGES .9yN-D Lk.mOJV-S.
" boxes orange8,
5 foxes lemons, received per Nashville.
ereR-RyH.RRRREES.
u bbls choice Cranbsrries, Just received.
az BOXES fun weight Star Candles
%zSP Is boxes extra Tallow do
BHzA8ITE RR.RJN-S.-l5O bushels prime
~ white beans just received.
HNUR TINE BEST MUSTARD ~
z the city, go to Ifeb1sl r. COOKS.
Choice
FRUIT Il r e T. s,
ORNAMENTAL sHRUBs,
EVergreenS, Roses, &C., &c.
CULTIVATED AND FOR SALE AT THE
COLUMBUS
III u R - II r
BATEHAm, HANF0RD & CO., 8
rz l7 COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Orders received by c. F. BRoUeHToE, sole
Agents febS-d"4m
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"a. s.,,,gfFfra.--Ft is a very difficult matter
,, ,ba ,aiorifv Of persons to restrain their spfe
,,... ban,a Ua SEQ an abundance of Dyspepsia,
,,,.r C.,o,,laints and Disorders Of the Stomach
,ri Disastivs ora.ans. Hooiantl's Germah Bitters
will entirely these complaint g., and restoee the
system to it's original yigor and strength They
are for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, at rs cents per bottle. febls
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Special Notices.

EsFt posss6Ie that an y Soldier can be So fool
sh a. to leave the city without supply OF Hoho-
ways Ointment and Pills Whoever does 50 wiz
deeply regret it. These medicines are the only
certain cure for Bowel Complaints, Fsvers, Sores,
and scurvy. Only 2s cents per Boxor Pot
fsbIS-dIw
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Tnos. 4. GARvIN. JAMES REID
CARwIN g. REID,
ATTORNEYS AT L A w !,
OFFIoE-OS THIRD STREET,
RT.G.S-s V-ELLE, E-N.DE.AyH-z.
and SALE of REAL ESTATE jan2sd3tlw
A~E ~ B.gCO.N~ M.R.Rg Sat 3 cents per
fcbo f0'"'' - vroKERY BROS.
@fOCO.s JNrUTs-I cask, new crop, just re-
''' ~" S. i. GILBERT co,
dec27 No. Sycamore street.
ELE1.a.N-VKE'S KID gEaD YES
@A An assortment Of the above celebrated
. SCHAPKER 4 BusSING's,
dec30 No. ~ Main street
KPUCH IS-Hs-s r FL UR.-5Os sacks Buck
- wheat Flour, Extra, at .,,.,,.,.,.
jams n. A. COOKS.
Ohio Rye Coffee. @
RIT.ERE. RODE" CONS To Rus
n TONS to get some of thl Justly cele-
bFaied Ohio Rye Coffee, which has just arrived per
Also received per railroad, So bushels Of Indiana
growth of Rye Coffee, which gees OF Ike hot cakes
at extremely los prices for cash, aud cash only at
feb4 Feed Store, Water street.
Me- IND NESS
w Pork, Lard, Tallow, Bacon, Mhea Corn
Oats. Rye, bay, Flour. Dried Apples. Dried
Peaches, Feathers, Rags, Gsnsang, Beeswax,
Beans, Potatoes, Dry Green Hides, or any other
produce in exchange for Groceries
ian22 GEO. FOSTER q CO.
MEO RSR 8L.asE.HHTS a fine lot of
EA heavy Horse blankets and Covers Just re-
coved at SCHAPKER a BUSSEkG'S.
dec20 NO 40 Main street
@ALD L.E.HP So dozen extra Coll Oil
w burners just received for Tbs purpose OF al
tering Lard Oil and Fluid LAMPS Lamps can
he Hgm zeal in mini Ian fADalf
fhimneys; dozen Brushos TO clean chimneys
W licking and Shades. OF NICKGRY BROS-
HRREEDE.H-es C.zREA
II. y -CHbAEPFER'S
julvs9 New Drug Store.
q T-xHCRs-50 boxes, best quaiity, Tor sale by
~ S. n. GIbBERT & CO.,
ocI2 No. SyeamoTeg treet-
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THE time here set ,lown Is adjusted 10 contract
4ours. On the River there is variation according
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Having occasion to leave home. 10
BE- absent some time. | directed my
foreman ~ remove my cotton, which
vas stored near my dwelling, to re.
mote point, where il could be burned
without cndangcring anything else,
as our cavalry engaged in that duty
were expected in this vicinity in a
few days. A portion Of the cotton
vas removed. and farther than vas
necessary.
! arrived at home two days ago.
and was surprised TO learn from a
friend this morning, tina, sotnc per.
som vcrc under the impression tina,
my cotton vas removed to prevent is
being burned.
Now, ] have, time and again, spo.
Ken ny mind freely upon this sub.
jcct, that no, q bale Of cotton shoult
be- allowed TO fall into the hands o
the enemy. Furthermore, i, mus
be apparent DO every one, that th'
only two motives that could inaucnC,
CpcA ,his matter. are patriotism an
sclf.in,crcs,-whieh point 10 one an,
the same rcsul,-the promp, aud to
'al destruction Of all cotton likely {,
fall into hands Of the enemy.
write these line. Of explanation
for the benefit of those who wish [,
judge Alright in this matter. I.
those who do not, Il the occasion Of
fcs, | viii use other arguments.
{. g. BAKER.
June :5,h, is6s.
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IA st#iAx 40 pcs n A. Asrss
Ha. ga fasslnH n s#fpIlas Aaaad
~ ihs fasksss
a titsala transport sissmfeihf -
aaisf 90 sit'afsi aad = 40 haIi
uspiN
~ he feayaH'4 ~ ihff ne
fasss t,oeps A. AsFa'ilna sfe
los aaums condition Il y ~
.nfeihafs lhF fhs llfi b vessels
r. bost falaf IA msh y A.
Ifheafgef
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THE VICTORY At D.

RICHMOND, June -.
Special to the Appeal.
The battle was continued to-day
with n brilliant Confederate success.
The enemy is said to be completely
routed.
Seven thousand prisoners have been
taken including many osicer., and
Gems. Rankins and Reynolds. .
DIXIE.
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ssssss Of administration having been
IL granted to the undersigned BY the Pro.
bate Court Of Pancla county. Miss.. a. the
MAY term, is62, on tie estate Of
Mrs. e Fpyscr. deceased all persons hsv.
ing claims against said estate are notified
have them prcba,ci and registered IA
the clerk's ONCE Of said csur,. within The
provided by law, or ,hev will he bar.
red. ". c. MAXWELL,
June ltSw administrator.
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RAJ The Mobile New. says an in.
sc,cra,c old Wing remarked hat ,hi,
val had d%cthronei two king. Ger.
,ainly, to-wit: King Cotton and
King Alcohol, and he hoped it vonld
do'bronc King Democracy before it
ended.
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LATER ND BETTER
Ilrnaosb. june -

q hs usmphs Appeal
The Dispatch thIs morning sys
che results yesterday may fta4 be-
mmWsd ~ W. have duyeh The ~
emy ss m ies. beaten him twIes IN
fghi captured eight 10 ZEN haiic
fe. nbl some Thirty pecos ~ aftl
lety many siorc' much clothing
many prisoners nbd mail arms
The divisions n 1iououall Jaok
on. \ T. and Il. llll Mngruder,
and LonFsire.i are beyond lice Chic
ahomh3 river, and Fave driven the
enemy below ihc iork r,u railroad,
taking q eaemy 4 frt guns noun
cod un railway truck and cutting IN
Mcclellan communicate with
Wot Point
Jackson. is b. nil. la been dong
great damago iothc enemy, foe irhg
completely ia their ulr be has en-.
OF oil elumuniur ot Nih ihe Pa
munkr captured io1 1 oacf and
muny stores.
The Examiner %, t.a Tt..u be-
camo general iu 'U vicinity of toal
lllrbor about ) in thc afternoon. It
is estimated tnnt ,yv.niy.otc THAT
and Confederate troop. were cnst-
god. With equal, b not superior force
" tr enemy.
raeG n 90 battle about twelve
mite baI1w Richmond.
Hctlrian's L.Ts. severed.
There .a"us 10 be- 30 doubt OF the
fac, that Met lciiaus communication
With his source .. supplies is cllec-
taally cut oi.
lie is now represented A. being al.
mos, hcmmcd in, his telegraph wire.
have al been cut. and the railroad
doubtless torn up before this. In
answer to an inquiry il there was ne
way Of Mcclellan getting to his sui.
boats, our informant replied none "
der heavens. tina, he could see, cx.
cep, with his balloon. In shor' The
fight Yesterday was a glorious vic
tory.
All reports from tho field confirm
the thorough discontinue Of the Yan
kec army, and many expect that Nc
Clcllan will ~capitula,e. Several ba,
tcries have been taken to-day.
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TIE Latest.


The latest reports from the lines
represent tina, there has been no
fighting to-day up to eleven o'clock.
Our army was then in line Of battle,
and it was expected would soon adj
vance upon the enemy.
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Aamtststsas.s's Swssss.

II IEREAs Letter. ~ Administrator
w on the estate " william Rhine, 4.
oenaed. we're granted to tho sndtfs,ftsi
NJ the May tenn A. y lr60, " ihs pfoba,s
rourt ~ fallshaiehie ,onuf. State NJ
Mississippi. Now all persons having elaia.
against The estate ~ snid iecodshi, Afs
hereby requested 70 exhibit ihe same, and
have them registered ~ the mmn,I, Ahl
within tbs time prescribed by las, Of ihsy
viii be forever barred.
W. j. BOWLfs.
June llth & Alminisitaior
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AtGrsTA. June II.
A special dispatch published in
the Savannah Republican, dated at
Baldwin, Fla. June %, says. infor-
ma,icn considered reliable has been
received. that British ships arc nov
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Stu ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..

A L. persons indebted to B,ars { Sim
N mons, will find their accounts N the
hand. u Joseph Hunt. at Me.srs. Butt.
4 Hunt, l.a,csvillc, foscollec,icn. Please
call and settle them by money or note, or
will take Wheat at the bighes, market
price, delivered ., Elliott. Mil, or Messr-.
Haynes 4 Robinson's mill. will pay 10
cents moro per bushcl than the marke,
price.
June 18th, ns2.tf ". ". BYADS.
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MAJ Generals Office. jackson, June
18th, lsO2
General Oriu, No. .
BY request Of Maior.General
bragg, commands the Army Of the
Mississippi, and Naior.Gencral Van
born, commanding Department No.
+, ank rs order Of the Commander.
n.Chief Of the State, an officers.
non commissioned officers aud pr,
yalc, y tie Mi.,is sipri State troops
are hereby commanded to arrest any
and all soldier. of the Confederate
army who may be found beyond the
army lines without permission, ~
writing, from some Confederate Oil
GERS. cSccpt the inmate. Of hospi-
tails or those in carG of aglny sur
geons, OF those on their return TO
Camp aud convey them 10 the near
est military post Of the army.
All expense incurred in the arres,
and transportation Of such soldiers
will be paid by the Government.
The several Brigadier-Gcncrals of
the State, anil the officers Of their
respective commands, are charged
ssh The execution Of this order.
nv order If
Mai.Gcn. y. C. TuppER,
J. ;. lIANuToN. Adjutant and
Inspector General, :. NJ.
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~ w. heits yesterday en mi'
rsfs tl,llshsi W ds sound n fbs
ming n a. ahnah IF Iit'isy
50 T.. n Wuds Battalion, nov
salaasl ~ The place. ~ a.mmat
ftH+f RI fts ness lseh.
fl. m ODE tII ut ~ GLORIOUS
H n shieh NJ. fliHl ths pInf,
~ bsyfllu iba o.1fm ala.
iaa th exception u 40 r three
nh lanl. sio don't t.em e. be.
hove any o9.r li aile 60 ON
ameJ se irlln' o..I ias result
The battery b. 30 laat fae and
.em 20 be 10
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J.ssLOR.s .s,OTSG,E.

T1NlERg vas Committed 70 The Jail 4
i Pamela County, . negro hos, ~
says he belongs 10 Ras. Crawford q -
phis, Tenn. lie ears HE name 10 kAS.
DIAL. He IL about si'ycsrs 81 sees 'Pes
made /; will weigh about 100 pous5s, -
about 5 feet . Of Q inches in height. 1s.s
is to notify the owner 10 cone fssssfs.
prove property and take hin aways sfb
viii be dealt wish ~ the Law directs
j.. n. JONES. sherry
and jssier. rassls o.
May g. issc. alas !.
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ono n ilo most terrific lombard
m,nis chat the history Of fhn war
will iDrIrf 1mmruuHf .str lny
mornnf hy he qnlaats bcIow The
cIiy anl continued limaai inaf ISN'T
y mul % prlock The cone lasi
Do lht. from our @ o. about one and
% nall mile. from 'ic FLYER Nas aw.
fully grand. not s than "a dozen
she'll. ascending 10 l.e air Htn umc.
The firing c.aed ai ~ olock last
uelt aui opened ann 90 I tli,
morning Dor tNl .nurs thc shower
NO h.ll 70. urpn..
N.'ntistind ~ The terrible d..
D' .r.s 30 our batteries. oar men
,.r' o,c clnsIy calm and daiibcr.
atc A Of or msu we're lillod,
GOD several vonaiel.
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2 f.W VIZ .l'l I# Ati
i,lrl8nsp. june ~.
4 ltrl'ch th. mrrinr tpy U.u.
Branch i.I thc advance or ihc con.
Tolerate troop. yesterday down the
Meiios Bridge road. eith q brigade
Of Nl.ih CaroIiuian,. st the cross.
ne Be W, reinforced b. other troops
aud zen. Hills division.
NumGoa. G.ll works AMI bate
r,cs opposed oar a.yancc, which wcre
n,.ailcl ia tie r1 manner imrg.
Unable, anil captured Ni;h great RI.
pili;y.
The enemy has, no doubt, been
driven back several nile. in the ii.
r,ciicn II the White II use.
Our forces across the Chickahomi.
ny we're led BY stoacwall jackson,
Gen. Lonss,rcct. and Gen. ;. 7.
I'LL Dof Bethel liill famcl. Gu this
side We aEc getting on the defensive.
Our loss Is much less than could
have been expected.
Al the nights in the vicinity Of
Mcchauicsville are in Dur posses.
sion.
Lones;rCc,s division crossed the
Chickahominy IN the MCchanicsyillc
vile road last night, and the battle
was resumed this morning. and con.
tinued f%crccly until eight o'clock,
When the fight slaekenei and became
less audible in the the city,
1.atcr--rurtiser Particulars.
RtCnNoSn. June 81, (via Mobile
2Sthl-firiug has 10, been heard in
the city. except at intervals. Cor sew.
eral hours. the enemy having been
driven for miles in the direction Of
White House, on Pamunkcy river.
Columns Of smoke have boon ascend.
ing from the enemy encanpmen,.
Indicating the destruction Of his
store. to prevent them from falling
into the hands of the CcnfcicratCs
IL is reported, however. tina, large
quantities have been captured. On,
Of the batteries caplsrcd ,hi. morn.
ing is sand to have t<ea thc most for
midablc in the Yankee army. 1t cen.
sisted Of ~ pieces.
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night iiuf ffaH TbHfs roro cred
~ m fhe li u II shiloh ioa. r1aei
go tf lait won't ilsa
ruai aniIH tHu exists au0ng ouf
troop. v
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Sslssh aas

Wnasuas. y q Japs n
fhs British sim : sigdeb Gfsees,
la4del Wth .fmi tal aaaoni n
80, frn apouhi lhfeeqaafisfs of .
mite eat " W.. Fiatef, close N,
iht uafniag The tlekadefa fred
II her viih lhe vies n her iesiruc
fi8n When ihs fort opened IN The
tloeLdsfs, they hauled N She
bas ne lhou,nbl tons II powder 90
board
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The state Of Mississippi.

AHfVit ttNif
Probate Court, May Tern, 1862.
To- John H.. killebrew. = " RilleLrew
md Vim. g. utuom, guardian VI Geo.
u Nil ebtew, n minor, heirs q. law, Of
v. ". Kllebfew. decr, .ed.
NOu nre hereby lifted to be- sna
appear before 'ne Probate comi
~ said county. - the 4th Monihy IN
June. 1909, and show cause why tie rsii.
ton NJ lames i hillehrew. Executor u
the will OF 4. u. Nillr,w, dcc,assa.
rraying for II title to land bought irsm
said Il. ". killebrew, deceased, should
not be granted.
by order o. the Court.
J.. y. Mcleod. clsrk.
Issued 9th May lsJ2. ti.nlg.in
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al hat II 80 tisysaf sl# ~
geilaa ~ ~ nal "a htil
faehssfsi 80 ssnals'a Victory
fff fts a.slsai a. be
iffssss1 Hs ~
Ths saasfsi 90 saaffsadg uf
fhH ~ re fs'fglaf every sflsh
fah fam He lrlss ~ ihs FwtBt
HfsA Ths ffHiaAs tiay -
Hi Haa never bfah inpsssfi
is~,s.tssfss ,t'ss, ss~ssmss
Al mffh ifam ihe hattie hfll
e,fim ihs %pfeYsiing belief thsi
Naclellah ; ifmy haa l,sh ihafaag.
~ lefssisi II hgi rbpiel
The fafk River nalfniI eth
Ne batteries sgmm ihdng NJ be-
~ taken w. tho C1nfe iarsies