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, 1862-06-09

4 very pretty series 4: resolutions, given
in CTR dispatches from Cairo few NOM
s,5s since, appear to have become q dead
loss on tho hands Of The MtmphlGns, who,
In l.licc ii au:-.-;n.s up their city, nov see it
s9.EuounecU by the Stars AID Stripes. The
map VIC 1--WE elsewhere, with the full ex~
rlaaation accompanying the same, will
rcIvcv an ADEQUATE idea to the mimi Of
tllc reader If the city, and 1:s features Of
;>on;:]a:io1 a.,:! their status before and
sic>e the rebellion. It IS the boast Of
NIsr,] .ti* that upwards Of scvcn thousand
n1en have gonc thv1cc 10 war against the
l1ion. Quite a isrgc number Of these arc
in o,;r oN'r Camp Douglas, and the hal
So: 6, :sre H,w-c tHcv car 60 no harm in
orr csih. tie publication Of their conquer
T. :ity. JEFF. Thompson recently told the
c':n.?l,iars that shortly he should lead a
e, 1v,nn oc 1ebc!s against St. Louis and
c .,cinna,i Tie co!anu IS flying for the
t,'l timber southwark, and jca., snrc
.r,:gi1, "lca1s L."
, 1862-06-09
FROM GEN. HUNTERS CoMMAXD.
A Probable Movement on
Charleston.

NEWARK, N. j. June THE Adrcrtiser
publishes i letter dated ''v. s. Steamer
Auue:;s, OF t.L,rl, stou, May 29, y which says:
:" t,avr barely time TO forward letter by the
prize just cap;ured OFT this place, which is on
lis way ,or;hward. The news here i quite
important Our 4unt0ats are witniu 1our
miles Of Charleston ny way of Stone Inlet, and
We eN pret soon to attack it,
Pul1A 1E1.rn1A, June 1.-THE United States
eunAoat Btcnvi'lc arrived last lght With tnEee
steamers in tow, which were captured oil
Charleston in attempting 10 run The blockade:
Their namrs ;.rt the President, Lacrollla aud
Rcbtcca-all IRON Nassau.
The prcsidcnt's reyokal Of Gen. Hunter 4
proclamation was well received at Port Royal.
Gen. Hunter had organized G. brigade o1
contraeands," and was about TO assign them
to building cnt:cucAmcIss and fortuications
4 sharp cnsa cement had occurred with the
reid batteries at Stono: The Union force:
were virtually investing Charleston.
i rchcl steamer was run ashore on William!
Is'and wbll: being chased By the blockadin9
vessels, and is still aground.
The schooner Cora, prize to the Keystone
State, is below.
, 1862-06-09
MEMPHIS AND VICINITY.

.1AA-AA AAAo AA-*< f-eA-'-HA"
With our dispatches announcing the fall Of
Memphis, We present our readers With the
above rtry clear and comprehensive map OF
tie city itself, with the shores Of the Missis-
sippi River On either side, &c. The map will
cradle tle reader to Locate every point
OF interest as perfectly as possible. Tho
,a!lrcad from Columbus enters Main
Street from the north, and anolher leaYcs
for The South at the other end of the street.
As Il military necessity, it was ordered that
these two lines should be connected, and
this order caused some trouble among
the members Of the city council Of
Mcn.rh;s, who debated for some time
whether they should not prevent such 4
violation Of their city rights, but ultimately
decided to let matters take their own course
On the left l,and Of The map is the noted navy
yard. with which the name Of the astronomi-
c:41 Lieut. Alaury is 50 Intimately connected.
Memphis, previous to the rebellion, WAS 4
tourishing city and port Of entry Of Shelby
ec1..ty, Tenn, and is beautifully situated Til
tie Mississippi River, just below tile mouth
| of the Wolf River. 1t is located on what is
known as the fourth Chickasaw Bluff, which
Is about for:y fctt high nearest TIC shore. II
| j. d!=trt from 81. Louis about 420 miles by
water, an3 frs,a, Nashville naous 30 miles, il,
/ = west southwestcEly direction. It WAS nj
one time considered the most populous and
| important town on the river between st. Loui;
and New Orleans, and occupies tile only eli 55i
l!eti.c fora commercial depot from the moutl
Of the Ohio to Firksburg-a distance Of a
leas! Csc lnilts. Thu bluff On which the cit.
stands, and before alluded to, is elevated abou
Thirty feet above the highest floods, and il
base is Wastd by the river for 4 distance @
, 1862-06-09
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
Interesting Views Of the English
Press,
THE TEEENT EaEE PLAYS 4
PEACE TIME.


1u- ~. ,7au., .n
SAfI nAsE, guy SOL. UT ,a, -Aa.s..s ~,
,1ni ,se,oo mss M ,' ,h. nt s1a oc"nuetfs " ~
aa m aS ao,.1s ~ ph. a n'' po1n' ''s 'on w.
oay en- ete,.se tge,s ~ ,nno;,tea br the
British government to inquire into iroa-l1at Il
shins and forfifications. have unanimously
con,;iud.d that lie latter must continue to
form an essential feature in The defense of the
conn,ry-
The Dai1y iNeus defends Gen. Buffers eourse
q: New Orleans.
-,1ot;.,rs b,at,rnan Enr1.n,, nnd tba FaS.ra1e
aad Tonfodaret,s ~ 9A1 Inv
AnT The Grand nnIe const,ntine is is ,nnoint-
tis u,a"u ~ p,1s, ons'n'n' - - 'lpoiHt'
ou ne she.o, T.. o, s.,ss carr, +7,oro 7s ,,+h;,
~ L,iu4h ~, " 1es"a snss 'nco " R.,ig u,hg
~ - ~ tre wrat or ;ns,; th. ;,~nsnt
I ~ rowty W. a,nt;mc,ta1;.,a
G.Hielsm u ,.;; as,at ~ 20,
~ eon''A'ns pIosIsions u'ua. .,,: ~ nsess .s
~ IN ~ ettu n.'o i us'lt4S n.ot:,
, 1862-06-09

WASHINGTON, June 1T appears that
about ITO prizes have been taken By our c1n1s-
ers, III consequence Of the delay OF the gov
ernnlent officers in condemning Inc reogl YES
sells aud cargo-s captured, it ID impossible to
estimate tue value Of the prizes hence no
estimate can BIZ made OF the enormous amount
Of prize money to be distributed among. the
sailors in the naval service Some 1dta,
however, may bt formed of the total, by the
single case Of the Circaseian, which arrived st
New York q lew days ago. This vessel and
cargo are valued at million and hall ot dol-
silly RECEIVE 81 500 each II is said there are
so,ne fifteen vessels equally valuable now try
| ipe to run the blnckade-
It is saidsthat Eag'ish spectators Ia arms
| have shipped aosnt 10000 Enfield rifles to
Nassau, where they dispose Of them to rebel
| agents who rcship them with the expectation
ii running the bioekede. This is the way ths
| British have been acling as ceutFais toward:
us, in order to prevent the horrors of ciVi
|
, 1862-06-09
NUMBER 284
Especial Dispatch to the taisa:, Tribnno.l
n tsIItyETn.s :Iurn 6 .csa


WA=uts6ToS, June S, 1852.
Lord Lyons goes to England in the Persia
fer. ninety days. Mr.. Steward, Secretary Of
Legation, is charged with The duties and re-
sp<nsisilities Of the embassy during Irons
atsenre. Some STE gr.1ye7 consequences IN
this t::an in MIrc:es's visit to Richmond.
When Od"ll left y hite House, on Thursday,
s,72o wounded had already been brought there.
Ike Sanitary Commission vessels ere much
superior 10 those of the Government
z. Robert sn2n AMI the steamer Plauter were
valuable to the navy and Amy in the exredi-
tin toward Charleston ty way ct Ssono Inlet.
Dupont speaks Of Ills usefulness il dispatches
to the Nary Department
There is great joy among weEtcra n,en here
at the authentic news Of the opeains Of the
Mississippi and destruction OF thu rebel i, .et,
their only rebel navy remaining, being Alii i
dozen boats at Mobile.
Capt. Elicit, in command OF the RIM acet, Is
supposed to be Charles D. Elicit, Ciyi! En-.
gireer, whose criticism on Mcclellan, and
conditions Of stca1l rams, give his pamphlets
a notoricty.
The capture Of Mobile ard Charleston i.
expected Lis month.
The Senate Chamber Is preparing FOR ths
trial Of Judge Humphreys Tomorrow. :
lcrs platform 1t the Vice Presidents d5=k i
prepared for the Senate, forming high court O
! III 2eacLment. The House will cecupy ii,
Senators seats, willie five MANAGERS viii pre-
sent and sEbsiaHtiatc articles OF in?aa2ls mt
Thsrei= someta1I OF Congress aapro7riasia4
| Ger. LEES Arlington estate and e7ce5in!
i Buildings there tor 4 lex; s1,s iHr:,::1tS, to
the use of soldiers El.:late5 hy rebels.
In case TIE English steamer Burn1uda
! about the se;zu1c Of which there was SO 1uuc:
i complaint, there is said 10 be more c7idenc
! Of unlawful intent than any other vessel caE
| tired b tie block..uing squadron.
, 1862-06-09

The Ereat FTeshtt III FchhsJ1Td1Ita.
EAsTos, Pa, June 7:-Reports IRON
M~unch Chunk and vicinity represent the
dan,nre in that vicinity to the canal, railroads
aud private property aud the destruction Of
life as grca'ly exceeding even the worst anti,
cipatiops. The canal is represented as washed
away Tor three miles freM Maunch Chunk:
Four dams have been c,rried away Several
rtrso1ls resident at South Bethlehem are
missing. apd it j. feared they are drowned
all 1t,e j. lands in the river are covered with
valuable lumber aud timber.
The Bclyide.e and Delaware road resumed
Operations to-day. TIE Delaware, Lacka-
pupna and Western railroad is nos open to
the Delaware Water Gap. The Leatgh = alley
rold will b. in operation to allentown to-
morrow, mixing connection from New FORK
to Harrisburg. The balance Of the road will
he repaired iu ten days. AL the bridges on
the Beaver Meadow railroad arc washed
away.
, 1862-06-09
General HtcE1clt:2n's Address
to his Army.
MfcLE1I.ASs HEADQUARTERS,

1lesua5 efculAS, JULIO o. 3ob<-
The following address WAS read to the army
this evening at dress parade, and was received
with an outburst Of yociferous cheering from
every reg iment:
HEADQUARTERS ARNr OF THE 7oTaMAc,
CAMP NEAR NEW BRIDGE, Va June 2 !Sj.. {
SOLDIERS OF TIE ARMY OF THE PuT0MAC:
haye fulfilled 1T least part ot my promise
to YOU You are now face to face with The
itnl The final and decisive battle is at hand.
iin,ess yo>. belle your past history, the result
cannot j.: for moment doubtful.
If the troops wnl lihored so f,lthfnlly and
fought so gallanr1y a. Yorktown aud who SO
brayyly won the bard fights at Williamsburg,
West Point, Hanover Court hause, and Fair
Oaks, now prove worthy oftheir ausec cdeats,.
the victory is surely ours. The Gyms o
every day prove your superiority. Wherever
you nave met the enemy rou have beaten elm
Wherever you have used tue bayonet he has
given way In panic aud disorder: l asko' you
now one last crowning effort. The cn"1ny his
s,akcd his all on the issue Of the coming bat
tie, Let us meet him and crush Alu h:rc in
the very center Of the rebellion.
Soldiers. will he with you in this hattie,
apd share its dangers with you. Our conf
dcpcc in each other is founded upon the past
:; Let us strike tue blow which IS to restore
] pcsce aud union To this distracted land. Upot
! your yalor, discipline, and mutal conf
! dence the result depends.
Major General Commanding.
, 1862-06-09
Steamers Sailed.

New York, juno 7,-The steamer K4uga-
roo left to-day Tor liverpool. With seventy
seven cabin passengers and othera in the
s,reragc. she takes ont $493. .5l4
The steamer New York LEFT to-dsy for Bre'
men uia Southampton, with thirty cabin pas
eeDgyrs and ninety three in the sseeraSs. Sas
takes 1884, ,283.
, 1862-06-09
From Gen. Mitchell's Command,
Gen. Ncgley Drives the Rebels from
Winchester, Tenn.

IT ASHlNGIUN. IEHC = 151-
4 dispatch has been received ut the War De-
par:me..t from Gen. Mitchell, dated Hunts
vile, June 9th, stating that an expedition nm
der Gen. Naglcy, drove the enemy, command
ed hy Gen. Adams, from Winchester, through
Jaslsr, back to Chattanooga, and utterly de-
feat c and louted them at that point. Wag-
ou5 Of ammunition and supplies were cap
ured. Still more important results arc an
ticlpatcd from this movement.
, 1862-06-09

Retreat of the Texans for Home
They Encounter Mich suffering
Large Numbers of Dead Found on
the Rond-A Fight.
KANSAS CrTY, June THE Santa Fc mail
with dates to tie a6:h, has arrived. Iho
Texans had reached Messilla with thirty pieces
of artillery and seven aagons. 1t Is sag
that AFTER stopping at Fort Flln.ors to recruit
their exhausted energy, they Will continue
their homeward bound march
Gen. Sibley is reported to be at Fort Bliss.
far in advance Of his command, taklns e'rs o1
himself. Capt. GRAFTON, who followed tae
tr,il of the tDemy:s retreat, reports thlt 1t
h,s-s evidence Of suffering and deStlu1ion
fr,u,, ,,ne end to the other. Sl!n= renain= OF
r,en wcrr fond in some places which had
not been inferred, while others partially in
flesh devourcd The ruins Of wagons. am-
balances and caissons, abandoned clothing
ard arms, carcasses Of mules and horses,
marked the line OF retreat Great discomfort
prevailed among the pcoplc in the Territory.
onirg to the partial disbardin5 OF the volun-
teers. =,
state that early on tho morning Of the I'D,
Capt Tilford, who was stationed with thirty
five or forty men Oil the east side Of the Rio
Grande, seven miles below Fo-t Craig, re-
ceiyed SUMMONS to surrender to band OF
twenty-five Texans, supposed to De stag
Cling guerrilla party Of Sib1e5'e co4n:naad'
He refused to do 80, aud immediately Sl:e
battle and fought for taree hours, when he
rrtreated to Fori Craig, with loss OF th1ee
wounded. TEr.c Of his men w:rt' drowned
while crossing the river. The Texans los
uor known
| Two companies Of Colorado volunteer
| were Immediately sent in pursuit Of tn
! Texans.
, 1862-06-09

New YORK, May 8--A Hilton Head letter
saya the railroad conu'uuicatioA between
Charles,on and Savannah is cut of. Thiz WAS
accomplished BY Gen Stevens, with 500 men.
They were met BY 1000 Ut the enemy. A
shir1nieh ensued, aud after short, sharp fight
The rebels were driven off. We then de-
stroyed the track some distance and held the
po+ition till the enemy. appeared in stroug
1rrct, when We retreated in good order.
The captain Of the revenue steamer Flora,
eepor;s the enemy In the vicinity Of Stoao
~, 900 strong.
The Negro Brigade has been dishanded.
, 1862-06-09

LOUISVILLE, June 7.--Thc Secretary Of War
has au,ho,iz.d Gen, B1yl" to raise Kentucky
cavalry rr.imrut. Gen. Boyle has empowered
Col. L,ouidas Netcslt to atttad to this maj
TER.
A letter to the Democrat from Clinton coun-
ty says Champ FerEusou's men OF Morsaa's
caval1y ure numbering, rohbing. and com tuit-
ting rav'ges OF al kin2s at Totnkiussille,
Monroe county, Ky,
Yesterday Capt. Mccullough Of the 9th
was attacked hy lou of Morgan's men,
under Capt Hamilton. McCulloa:sh aad
Hamilton were butA kill-d, and three wound
I'd on each side, aud the repe1 cavalry driver
ntf
, 1862-06-09

1.-THE LAST 3IrCH.s,
Il has l;eva discovered that "t:,c last
,:i:y.'' II the rebels is the Mississippi River,
a1:l thry are dying in it last. In few
days steamers will commence making trips
tAl.7shpu1 is length, carrying the stars
:,,l Stripes, aud the s::,,::11s and balSzs will be
Lo :ac7e rct:.cte.f in its waters
, 1862-06-09
baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

HARpER's FERRY, Juno 6-All damage
done to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad 6y
Jackson's force has been repaired. except me
great Potomac bricge- Kunnins bhtousa
morrvw. Passengers etc. viii be transferred
by military pontoon bridge.
, 1862-06-09
FROM THE $HENAN DOAH.
Jarkeon.s Army Scaftered--Ffe Il In
FuU Retreat with only 5000 Hen
Fremont Captures Storess IRIS.
ouers, DC.

FRONT ROYAL, Va, June s.-News from
Schenek's division states scouting party
crossed the river at Columbian Bridge, and
vent to New Market and found jackson had
rrtreated through there three days ago. and
with bis army reduced to 5000. The remain
der had scattered through the mountains.
Frculont's army followed them the entire
way, capturing wagons, supplies and pris-
, 1862-06-09

A list y i'll BIT Gu91isl,dSs eoau as data cau be
received.
{s:gEcd} GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
HEADQUARTERS NcCLEL1AS's ARMY, June
S.-The rc5t Is orencd "itl artillery ycsterday
uron the p;ckets Of Gen. Sumner, who had
:.tsyaue.a to II 11cw position. No harm done.
The Richmond papers Of Friday give no de-
tails 0. thu late battle, but clalm it rs Il bril-
liant victory, aud sly thattAe Federus were
driven into the CliekaEominy and swamps.
and that Mcclellan sent Iags Of trnci. for
permission to burg his dc.ld. Both E:ste-
nehts are false.
DcE, rters state that there is great excite
ment in Richmond. they fearing our gunboats
would liass the distractions in The Jlnos
River, owing to the recent rise. Many citi-
zens werc leaving in consequence. Dtserters
confirm thc report that Gen. Johnston is
TGEn5tG.
, 1862-06-09

FORT HENRY, June IA salute Of thirty
{S0) guns is telLg 61ed in honor OF the taking
Of Richmond.
slieht shock OF IN earthquake was expe-
rienced here yesterday at tcu O'Clock, three
seconds In duration.
, 1862-06-09
FROM COMM0D0RE DUPONT.


WARRINGTON, June 8.-Dispatches from
ro,n Duuont state that our suuboate haye
1osscssff,p Of stnno. near Cnarleston- The
capture vas made from Information received
Tcm Robert sma1l, who run out the t1g
Planter.
, 1862-06-09

Railroad Communication cut off be-
tween Ebarleston aud Savauuah-.A
sharp Si1tt n1fsll and tho Enenly Re-
puIAcd-TLe Negro Brigade Dis
haudeda
, 1862-06-09
TbG Gribune.


EH~ On the third page is Gen Jlm.
lanes speech delivered at the Cooper In-
s!itutc June 4th: also the correspondence
hrtwecn Beaurcgard aud Hallcch; the &C.
tion Of tie Board Of Trade on grain in
speclon, and several other interesting ar
<ivics. Also letter LIST.
, 1862-06-09

NAsH1NGIoS, June S.-Diepatchcs to the
War department state l'aat all is Iui Il in front
Of R;yhnond except occasional cAluonadlng
ut our t,rces employed on BRIDES.
Friendly consultations occurred between
the Secretary Of State and the foreign lega-
tubs at Washington, Concerning thu difficult
ties between Sen. Butler and the foreign cor
enls At New Orleans. It hs been made the
subject Of IN amicah1c correspondence bt-
tween Secretary Seward and the Minister Of
the Netherlands. It is said that ksycrlS
JchE-or so,s to New Orleans is commissioner
Of III" State Department to take the necessary
proofs for final consideration All 7cpor4s
from Europe are highly satisfactory.
WASHINGTON, Juiie S--The Tt'f4S' special
says: The summary action Of Gov. S:anly
has opered antw tho slavery discussion. Il Is
understood that the President ard Cabinet
Lave united iu the determination to give ~
quarter to secession slave holders. The new
article Of war prohibiting the rendition Of fiji
gitive slaves by officers Of the army, will be
strictly enforced.
Il Is confidently stated that Gov. Stanly will
either resign or he recalled in ten days. Au-
thentic information gives the number Of guns
caItured from Casy's division at scyea, Instead
sixteen; Of these, four werv spiked and one
t rctaken next day.
| Col. Elliott. for gallantry in the West, VIA
| yesterday nominated B1igadier General.
I! [6c1ald's Dispatch.l
! Gen. Mcdowell was here to-day. It il
| stated in military circl.:s TINT an order has
been sent to surerccde Gen. Hunter.
, 1862-06-09

NASHVILLE. June s.-At Union nesting
at shp3hyv,lir. ycs, eroay. 3.Co0 were present,
Including 500 ladies. Speeches were made BY
Gov. JofLsop, ". b. Wisnsy and Col Mag.
COO Of Stsarn's rabsl cavalry attacked sixty
scouts of Listers Sd MINI: while breakfast
ing near 3. aai,g, twelve miles from Mnres5.
hu, MI; t;rsI ~ liz rebels af3ern ards murdered
ssver,i w Of thciz prisoners. The scouts be-
lenerd to Wvncoop's cavalry. An attack OF
Muffteshoro is expected, and forces Are eis-
patched there.
The course Of the Valandigham clique
cxcites great Indignation among Tennessee
Ioyalists.
, 1862-06-09

California Steamer Arrived.
NEW fohK, June s.-The steamer Champion
arrived to day from Asplnw;sll.
, 1862-06-09
EKDN GEN.

Orr Loss in the recent Fight at Fair
Gnl6--G1lc Rebels Claim a. Fttlorj-.
The Rebels fenr the approach of our
GunbOAts at EichmO Ond.
NAsuISeToS, June S,-T.1e following state
ments OF the loss at the h;Alc oi Far Oaks
has been received At the War Department:
, 1862-06-09
T.4TFH-

pappT': HEX AND CHICKENS. FIVE NILES ABOVE
MEaru1s, WITH MISSISSIPPI FLoTILLA,
June s, 1s6s-t0 P II.
The CRY is, "Onward to the Balizc," The
Federal fleet, composed Of the gunbolts Ben
ton, St. Louis, Cairo, Louisville and Caronde~
let, the transport steamer John g. Dickey,
ammunition, ram and mortar boats, after stop
ping long enough at Fort Pillow to infu5e
little Union sentiment into the longlmpoVer-
ished Tennessee soil, formed in line OF one
o'clock this afternoon, and steamed boldly
down the river, bound for Memphis. The
| rams Monarch and Lancaster accompanied the
| expedition in the capacity OF scouts, and IS
| protectors of the mortars, As distractions to
! the progress Of the fleet were anticipated at
different points; but the passage beyond
Hatch1e Landing, Fulton and Randolph was
mado without siugle gun being fired into Us
or atus. At the latter place, it was reported
that grand preparations had been made for tht
reception Of the Linco!nitcs. AL the prepara
tion We we're able to discern was single gun
| which had been disman1led and showed down
the sand bank Men from thera went ashor
at Randolph and hoisted tie stars and stEipe
over a cotton and tobacco warehouse sad
, 1862-06-09

All Quiet E1efore Htct,nond---Serre-
tary Seward and the Foreign Hivi-
1sters---So Quarter To be given to
<ctcsst1n SIay c1s oIt.cr1 i'll iurL{a Car
clfn:s---probable Heca;. of ssoy.
s1anIy---tpf. Elliott Il IST:.-adier-"-
HUNDRED Recall Of Gen. Hunter.
, 1862-06-09

EXPLANATION OF MAP.
1-Gayoso Hotel.
2-Court 1loufe.
2-OdG Fellows Hall,
4-oyert, u Hotel.
5E orsham uouse.
G-TfiGity Episcopal Church.
, 1862-06-09

Union Neutrality-suspicious., Capture
eral Scouts by Rebel CaEn1Fy Res1"
, 1862-06-09

Important from New Orleans.
, 1862-06-09
FORT PILLOW.
SEVEN MILES Of EETRENcHsaEHTS.

Cur Forces in Full Possession.
, 1862-06-09
FROM NEW MEXICO.

Retreat of the Texans for Home
T1,ev Encounter Much Suffering
Large Numbers of Dead Found on
the Honda Fight
, 1862-06-09

i Bold Chase and Capture.
, 1862-06-09
The VERY LLTESI HEiH||55.

ihk fEkl LhlESl EIzHS. +!
;uoyDAY; 8 omocK l. L. !
EIV1IE:E7}EE!!S ne: ::E|#7}EEE1!!!ES IS ours.
4 BIG RAM FZ{fE'EE.
4 Brilliant Victory.
kE1ii1EIIE!Lk kE1|Nii11IEIIEE!L LkTI0H OF the IEHfE REBEL
RAM FLEET.
FOUR aEBE; RkEze sUEsK, TTWGG CAP
IG;ED AND GEE BURNED.
E:ei:el Killed and Drowned. 200.
Federal less Rene.
Tears Of The Eva:sS;:.f WGEilell.
the CITY sghR!EEaa$z3DEERs. .
Ecisting the Stars and Stripes.
IL EXtirED CROWD OF REBELS.
FORT PILLOW.
Sur Forces in Full Possession.
SEVEN MILES OF EKl2EEeeHsAEaTs.
| i Bold Chase aud Capture.
Important from New Orleans.
| FROM THE SHENANDOAH.
Ill Quiet in Fr0llt Of Rich
nlOiid.
From Hunters Division
Communication Gut off between
Charleston and Savannah.
REPORTED RECALL OF GEN
HUNTER AND COY, STANLF,
Il
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18
n 000MALE or FEMAtE AGENTS
OUU,UUU irr," TO SELL
LLOYD'S; ''."''
NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF THE
United States, Canadas, and
New Brunswick.

From recent surveys, completed Augrst
ITO, 1862; cost 800, 900 to engrave it and ore
years time. W ~ .rl
Superior to any $40 map made By Cotton
| or Mitchell, and sells at the lew price of SO
cents; $40, 600 names are engraved on.this
map 1t is not only a County. Maj, but it
is also a '''a .- ."'
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
of the United States and Canadas combined
in one, giving EUery Railroad. Station and
distances between. b DE orOl
Guarantee any woman or man So to 50
per day, and will take back all maps that
cannot be sold and refund the money.
Send for One Dollar w~ortlrto try.
Printed instructions how to canvas. well
u Finished all our agents. Il
WANTED-Wholesale agents for our map
in every State; California, Canada, Engldnd,
France and Cuba A fortune may be made
with few hundred dollars capital No coI4
petition. 1T. LLOYD, No, l6l, \"
(, -,a.l. Broadway, New York
The War Department use our mHpipf Flr
ginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania ~
800, 900, on which is marked ApY"ls.,
Creek, Maryland lights, W~iiliamsport ,
ry, Rohrersville, ,Nolnnd, Ford, and al!
others on the Potomac, aple,2fy 1'4s PLACE
in Maryland, Virginia and i!GuTls llr,a, Or
,tmoney refunded .''i at'a - -.I,,5
Lloyd's Typographical ~ Of Ken
, .tuckn Ohio, LadiG4a arr WiDoiS,
is the only authority Gr GcneE.. bac.t and
1.-THE War Department. sMoueYtretundci to