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A rTESrIoNl PHENIx MEs. 80.

n RALLY ROUND THE GREEN FLAG.
Recruits ed for Company L Pr snix gnent, Cor
coran Zouaves Fourth Empire rgsde
Gener.l splnol. oonmsnd rns n.sni eant Irish =
York few mel wanted TO h up this iavortc
Quarters subsistence nnd new aud dashng uniform far
mence from date OF enlistment under the Ia Of Con-
grcss SIS, months pay In advance and 81 hand money
together with e25 bounty, viii 10 given when
service; also print relief families OF yolun
teers. signed BY the Go onel OF the regiment.
Hishmeni adopted country calls upon you her
hour OF need Has such call beon vainf Answer
sxss OF kindred d.spoiism @ that you called
for tho II is by the old land
Colonel James O. Burke, who has service
have been instructed BY Colonel Michael Corcoran for
chief bAk 70 his own again. meath the the Union
Ilshmen this be grand rally point the regiment
will be exclusively Irsh the Colo
boy. JOHN COLLINS. Recruiting officer. 25g BoweIy.
A DRUM MAJOR WANTED-ONE POSTED UP TO
"A the handle Apply at the Headquarters Phoenix regi.
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(yoLoNEL PEIssuRR's REGIMENT.

(yOLONEL PEISeUKR6 REGIMENT.
~ The Colonel intends to make this regiment the first
ready for eIvce Of the best every respect
nlcers snly will be received IS acquainted with their
duties, and whose character Ia known.
The country needs honest brave men; needs them
The country 10 in critical condition. and naedA every sol
der. Come forward then at OF all classes and
proessons Men Of New York, come forward. All the
distance and bountes granted by the United States govern
men and bs the STATE county and city authorities will be
fully secure. TO mon and officers.
Reemcnta Camp Turtle Bay Park Fsrtyfth street ana
Second Resimental Headquarters No SIS Broad
way. opposite the Metropolitan Hoel
ELIAS PEIsSUER. Colonel Comm andur
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sEIIPPING.

NJ oriCE THE RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE STEAM 4.
ships this company. sailing after August L. viii be
fss cspin ..,..,..S3 Sessase ..,..,.... SIS
!, 70 oldon,.. 10 t. London. SO
10 Paris. IS to Paris . 4s
LONDON EXHIBITION.
HETukN fICKEiS. LONDON AND BACK
tit0
Seam weekly 20 Liverpool touching Queenstown Cork
Harb0r) The Liverpool New Philadelpha Steam
w,li Du,,t y, iron y is1 s.1esmshiPs A. iolows'-
s,fTy oF NRW yop .Saturaay uy ~
Ciry 0r WasUINcTcis,ns Sa,araAy July
river.
RATES OF PASSAGE
First caosn ..S75 Steerage. ................SW
70 dsondon.. W F" to London. IS
:. 70 70 r..:.... rrarn:.:.... !" TO Paris .......... SO
Passengers Also forwarded Havre Bremen
Antwerp. 40. at equally low rates '- N1''
kaies from LIVERPOOL or Queenstown First cabin S7b
80 and SioS Seerage from Liverpool Queens
town. &0 Tckets can le bought here these rates
sblng people to send for their fricnds.
Taese steamers nave superior
s are strongly built In water tight iroa
to each steamer
FOR further information apply In Liverpool 70 WILLIAM
LYMAN AGENT zz water street; in Glasgow ALEx NAL
L: SEYMOUR CO.; In London TO EIy RS 4 MACRY 81
King William street; In Paris 70 JULES DECOUR is Rne
Notrc DANE dea coires Place de Ii Bourse u fhadel
phia 70 JOHN @. DALE Ill Wannt street, cempa.
ny's 0flccs. JOHN q. DALE Agent
No. is Broadway
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AMUSEMENTS.
r AURA KEKNEs THEATRE
~ Lessee mAGar1 xs.cr.ss
sss IIss Iss s3$$iE 3$$Hs I#sHEGE sIHS#EGE
s::l'':y sss:',::'yy sss:',;::'y L: T. = :::s s:ss
MONDAY. Juiy H.
will Fh Af LT4EE FRI. ''nsa sEs A' entitled
%s.cr ..laeat. saSs's w. MSsss csII.ss
-, ~. the rkr OF TliE fEiTIooArs. ,,,., :,
Nom. Zephyr {. dancing maslsr H. DaSeSpori
NEW BowERY THEATRE
- S0'' r'isoss'S SsSsSAy EVENING july M5 " I'"''''
Fr'' night Of the popular E4 4 ADssS rSS% 1sssdan
who WI 'ssIiss Fl si'' OF ROME
mI naay Horstus
fiiR iDioT OF TiiE MoU9rAiEE \ Do""s'iv
Tuesday evening. second night Of Mr. Z. Eidy.
sEsss1 1x5 GAsRHSt sIRtH AVENUE
In answer TO the numerous applications from those whs
To BREATHE 4 LITTLE FRESH AIR ON SUNDAYS.
.a9 n sss sas q %s s ana r
OPEN ras sSssIs 81 SUNDAY
which entities sss VISITOR rorsshmsns ssu,pss;
TIE 4Hs fhsaSsss SI55 Y sr1'
FOR PROMENADE AND REFREsHMENrs
NIxoN'S CREMORNE GARDENS.
~ Corner o. Fourteenth str and Sixth avenue.
GREAT NOVELTY FOR MONDAY EVENING, JULY H.
Mr. JAMES NJ NIXON has the pleasure Of annOuncna
LEVI SHORT. ESQ,
NOW IN the employ OF the Un ed states ns
bombs ana other projectiles with his
LIQUID FIRE.
ThE fsnsd for -
And 10 the terrible Of al we. pons
CAN DESCEND In WATER,
And the FLAME SO FIERCE AND INTENSE
that II 10 almost Inn possible 70 guenon IL
The inventor designs to force the liquid THROU0H
THE TUBES or THE FOUNTAINS when il viii be
THROWN INTO ThR AIR In JETS AND SPRAY
precisely - water IL usually done. falling back int hs
basin
BOILING AND HTSSTN0
EMITTING A MOST INTENSELY BRILLIANT LI0DY.
-, and producing singulArly novel effect.
Mr. SHORT has patented HIS
GREEK FIRE,
and y certainly realizes the HISTORY OF THAT FAMOUS
A FIERY FOUNTAIN,
THROWING STREAMS or LIQUID FLAME,
NEVER BEFORE SEEN OR pRsHHEb 'S%.''As 81.
snd GsHnS eHt prove sst.scys % ths WHO
This invention was exhibited before the PRESIDENT anl
NOW PERSONS 1t Washington, and scatsd the HI0H163
ADMIRATION
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- covrdhoa Isst veek cf the Gel ss!eb.assd r, v,rrr
.
Moas so Il Ss sfsSisf SFEsA TROUPE
They svs entire
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nsass sHSsS s6 s'S{ sfshn Rf T. y.
1ash's sGT 1s s sSdr rs v'sas Cs AZ
sx y Seas as sssii Tssss 4 SsT xG.
DEN OF 1ISfsa Mn =: sdsssk ssssss Aaassis aEs
FED EVERY DAY, AT o'cLo0x.
q aSpasIAs $ os f. dss;.a 4 s .n s
pubic respectfully that shis po1s.
WILL BE CLOSED
win ne" "A'' scenery ana 'ssssorHKa
" GEORGE cHEJsTYM's J M nJNsrRELs.
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
and every evening during tho week.
sHsss$
Ha%ancs Adm. na.s q s cent. ~ 70 ns priss ~ ....
Wo1Ds MINSTREL fRaannzAhaasa.x.-..s... nAasa
Hsnrs w0od .sS|; %uss RGsgris0' and xa'Ass
JNFRScHbEs7sb JRhiISaHEb1ERs ASDsssSass sGcokss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD-THE UNDERSIGNED, FOR MANY YEARS
n 70 eman with ith ,ros. 1888 and la0 Futon stre !
rev, where he IL associated with James ip.ant
JOHN b. GILDAY.
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DRUM MAJOR wANTED-ONE POSTED UP TO
"A the handle Apply at the Headquarters Phoenix
nent Fourth regiment Empire Brigade. 6Sa Broadway.
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pHENIx REGInENT: e.ses
: FOURTH SsSISHssx sSSxfi ssSSs SSaSssf ssi---
$.s : ! 4. $::s;$sn ::ss s:..
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DOPE RIrLEs-
a% forming
s. Brave ,;, men, our country country needs you.
L, sons ana Wiling hearts rush to the rescue
Ae'''' l'p' The Hsis- FIRST ~ THE FIELD,
sa's can 'sSySsf sfif IN
win be paid each volunteer the mastering in Of the CON-
p-"'' "'' TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS BOUNTY.
Apply at headquarters No Brosdway ,ovr c.,..,
Two drummers and teamster wanted
DEcRUIrs wAyTED.-coMpANY +, PHGNIx RE-
E e rssns
g ss s s ss
sarns s ssa ssvs
sn York .s % soon % !. nastsssa in Pay IS
per IS % In
bounty given when the company mustered into the United
States Relief W kets signed by the Colonel of the
regiment given the families Of volunteers Recruits
At tho headquarers Of the Company corner West
Liberty Denis Burns', Nineteenth
First avenue; Patrick Murphy's second
aud Thirty street, and at James Bur.e 81
East Foryiourth street. We call upon yeu fellow coun.
tymen rally round The Green Flag Your braveland l-
prisoned Michae fCorcoranis immured IN oath.
southern PRISON. whore be calls 20 you for assistance
s'-- Then up with the Green Flag
The Red, Whte and Blue;
In striking for Columbia,
We strike for Erin, to-.
BERNARD O'R1ELY Captain.
~. 3. O'KEEFE, First Lieutenant
ROBERT N. MURPHY Second Lieutenant.
Afsw ssrsesnD wanted. Apply 81 the headluartera
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E,IFTY RECRUITS WANTED
TWENyY.sEcOND REGIMENT NJ Y. STATE MILITIA.
TO SERVE FOR SIXTY DAYS.
This regiment at Harperss Ferry. will receive the
Of recruits II application made
AT ARMORY NO ls5 SIXTH AVENUE. !.
Frst class only wanted. Equipments furuished
II affords fine opporiun ty FOR young connect
then Ives for limited period with the rcg-
ments In the service Armory from 6T A. till 9P NJ.
Wanted, also. six efficient HERS
r ~ None but the best need apply.
EIETEEN DOLLARS BOUNTY TO EVERY MAN
II who enss aud two dollars and months when
mustered. Afew good men wanted, for crack infantry
resiment Pay ratons clothing, &c begin the Of
Every man win bs ven taken care Of and ban ls:ys $50
rine street, and No. Chatham square.
NOTICE-RECRUTTS-SEC REGIMENT n Y s.
IN H., EQhty- second volunteers-R wanted
for the above regiment a their armogy Hall place and Sew
euth and at 26 Cherry Liberal
eGered Equipments and rsticns Furnished signing the
v. DEMPSEY. Recruiting Omosr. BY order Of the War
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Tu RNTTUMn.

A prpRocM SUN or EEAMEILED FURNITURE,
n w all cvlors wtrrantgd manufacture; also, soid
chenut Cha iber Suit, PLAIN and uam,ntal at H y.
&AhkitGTVNS 363 Ca al street, opposite Wooster Es
tAbiished in lsSS
THURKITURE.--w STFp 1 SMALL AMOUNT OF
II rtrnitrr, fo 30 ird, beautiful ami
feAenzpb r Aor nnsrnt 70 Ls CITY. Address
fmmsaintey - Ne 10 tngs - ,0i.1
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BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACE
n Ing establishment m West Eleventh street. bctwran
FIFTH ani sst svenuesrurniture boxed aud shipPed 10
All part. world. Covered for removing urni
turc 70 and from tne country. Farnfsirs stored.
UrxPBEss ron HAVANA --rIis NORRIS ExrREss,
NJ 2s proa6 - er re-tves ptbs-s for Havana, t 10
eo'' 4. W. NORRIS
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7 OUfs ANRIcH, ya3 BROADWAY, UNDER THE NEW
~ York ote, proases 70 ray the hgh-s crsh prce for
Gold Diam onds PEI hay INA those tbinrs
to viii receive twenty per cent than atnny
pla-e he cis. Liberal advances made. 7 brosawAy
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CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, OIL sAG0w AND LIVER.
full powered Clyde built steamer HI LEHMAN, Captain
Grange, carrying the Canadian and United States mails
viii sah from Quebec next Saturday July 10 Rates OF
sage fym Now YorkFrst class according to accomoda
s Rates ot passage from New York and return q The
so Certificates issued for bringing out passengers
from A the principal towns In Great Britain aud Ireland
very low rates. For passaGe Apply - Broadway New
York. sABEL SEARLR, General Agents.
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A MEETING or THE GRAIN MEMS UNION PRO.
"A ctyc Society will be held At Tammany Hail. Tues
day 18th inst at hapast O'Clock r. NJ All ter
Atovodces insurance inspectors ongs gen.
invited TO attend there Is business Of
70 be transacted.
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STEAKS BIZ AARON A
makef In xcw vurk. All
Birissis,s yster Day. igl
) rceI fatnises an sus
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A GREAT DEMAND roR cLo1HrNo-LADrEs AND
N gentlemen has ing any ~ss OF Clothing Carpets furni
20 dsposr Of receive the hshsss price IN the
city by ,alina sddrassna NJ AefshAmA az seventh
avenue between Twenty nth aud Twenty streets
Ladies atts nded BY Mrs. Abrahama
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A mH NRw STORE, IL THIRD tvEEUE-LADIEs
"A and geBtlcmen dsposs 81 thctr crt on Cloeafng
rssars e 70 E ,or ,l Dssssss !. rSs g
Yeses 90 not forEs&to call sddrsss O. kIeu Ne ia
Third svsnues near Fsurssnth Ladies Asnded by
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

THE tax-psyers Of yinton County are ] Ct
bv notified thOtthe Tax Duplicate for the lns.
half years taxes of the year 1861, have be !
placed in my hands for coll ection. Upon ae
taxes not paid on or before June Goth 1869, tn
be in attendance at the Trcasurers office IN Nc
Arthur until that date, to receive the same
HENRY REYNOLDS,
Treasurer, V. G. o.
April 10th, '62-6w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
Further From Richmond

MoOEELLAN's HEADQUARTERS, juno
2.-ln the two days. fight, which
took place near Richmond, we were
successful The loss on both sides is
heavy. The attack commenced at
one O'Clock, Saturday, by Hills Di-
vision Of five rebel brigades, mostly
from South Carolina, Virginia ard
Georgia, attacking Cascy's division
near the turnpike leading over Bot
toms Bridge, ..s..
This fight was disastrous to us Ca.
soy's Brigade was forced to retreat
before superior numbers, leaving all
tlrcir camp cquipage, and twelve bat
te7es.
Col. Bailey, in endeavofing to save
the batteries, was killed. Some OF
the Pennsylvania and New York
troops behaved very badly. Many
officers were killed while attempting
to rally the men. IIeintzelman or.
dered Il? portion Of Kearnoy and
ILooker's divisions. The former
charged on the rebels with the bayo.
net, driving them in like sheep, aud
regairing the lost ground, except half
a mile, when night closed operations.
Summers two divisions, composed
Of Sedgwick's and Richardson's Brig.
AIDES. crossed the Chickahominy at
three o'clock Saturday afternoon, TAX
ing position on Heintzelman's right.
HeIc they encountered Longstreetb 3
Rains and Huger'S divisions, compos
ing The flower of the rebel army
The fighting was desperate, every in "
ch being hotly contested. The enc
my stoed fire, but in every instance
fed before the bayonet. These two
divisions did ncbly, driving the rebels
at every point.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05

|, "No person shall be held 10 answer for a
capital or Otherwise infamous crime unless
on presentment or indictment of q grand
Jury" "nor be deprived
of life. liberty, or property without due pro-
cess of law. ."-Articls 5, Amendments.
"ln all criminel prosecutions, the accused
Shall enjoy the right TO a speedy and public
trial BY al Impartial jury Of the State or dis.
rict, wherein the crime shall have been COM
nitted ed,whCh district shall have been ascer-
tanned by law, and to be informed Of the ma
tnre and cause Of the accusation; 10 be con-
ffonted with the witnesses against him; to
have compulsory process for obtaining wit
nesses in his favor, aud to have the assistance
Of counsel for his defense. .'-AFtitaL 6,
AMENDMENTS.
Who is right, WASHINGTON, JEFF,
ERsoN, Justice MARSHALL and SroRrl
or Liucoln and his adviSersl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
MONEY PliOm soLnIERs.

Tie following list o! Money has be sent
to HENRY REYNOLDS, Ior the families Of men
belorg ngto Cuyt. Humillous Company
Seronu Va. Caya'Ty U. s. A.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
Desperate Battle on the Chiekn-
hOmliny The Enemy R:pnIsed.


WASHINGTON, June, 1.-The fol-
lowing dispatch vas received at the
War Department this =. NJ:
"kIELD OF BATTLE, June l.-!2 NJ
We have had a desprate battle, in
which the corps of General Sumner,
lleintzelman and Keyus were engaged
against greatly superior numbers
Yesterday at one O'Clock the enemy,
taking advantage Of the terrible storm
which flooded the valley of the Chick.
ahomlny, attacked our right flank
Gen Casoy's division, which was in
the first line, gave way unaccountabIy.
This caused temporary confusion, Gu
ring which the guns and baggage
were lost, but lIcintzrlman an1 Kpar
ny most gallantly brought up their
troops, which checked the enemy, and
at the same time succeeded, by great
eXeftion, in bringing across Generals
Sed Eewick's and Richardson's divi.
si0ns. who drove back the enemy at
the point ofthe bayonet, covering the
ground with his dead. This morn
ing the enemy attcmpted.!o renew the
conflict, but was everywhere repulscd.
We have taken many prisoners,
among whom are Gen. Pettigrew and
Col. long Our loss is heavy, but
The cnemy's must be enormous. Ex'
copting Casey's division, the men be-
have splcndidly. Several fine bayo
net charges were made.
GSignod. &c. B. MCCLELLAN.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
test News,

Colonel L; iotts Expedition Successful.
Hon. L NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War,
CoRINTn, Jmne 1.-The following
dispatch has been received from Gen
erai Pope:
ITO MAJOR GENERAL nALLRoK: 1t
gives INC pleasure to report to-day the
brilliant success Of the expedition sent
out on the 2Sth inst. under Col. FL
liott, with the Second Iowa Cavalry.
After forced marches day AMI
night, through very difficult country
and obstructet by The enemy, he final
ly succeeded in reaching the Mobile
aud Ohio Railroad, at Boon cvillc, at
two o'clock A. NJ. of the 30th. Lie
destroyed the track in nahy places
south and north of the town, blew up
one culvert, destroyed the switch and
track, burned up the depot and 10.
comvtive and Il train Of twenty six
cars, loaded with supplies OF every
kind, destroyed 10000 stand Of small
arms, three pieces of artillery and a
great quantity Of clothing and am
munition, and paroled 1900 prison
ers, which he could not keep with
his Cavalry.
"The enemy had heard ofhis move.
ments, and mad a train Of oox and
flat cars, with flying artillery, and
5000 infantry, running up and down
the road to prevent him from reach.
ing it. The whole road was lined
with pickets for several miles.
"Col. Elliott's command subsiSted
on meat alone, such as they could find
in the country. For daring and dis.
patch, this expedition has been dlstin
guished in the highes degree, and en-
titles Col. Elliott and his command
to high distinction.
"The results will be embarrassing
to the enemy, and contribute greatly
to their loss and decentralization. He
reports the road full of small parties
ofthe retreatirg enemy, scattering il
all directions.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05

DIED-Atthe residence Of hisfather, in Swan
Township, on the 25th day Of May, Of Con-
sumption, Mr. JOHs L. DrFIoH, aged % years
months aud days.
RoEERg GARRETT, Volunteer, returned sick
from the SD Regimen. o. V.M., Died near Al
lensville in the past week.
PETER GEmR Of tho 52rd Reg. o. ". NJ,
fr,m Macarthur, did in o. IOshtal at Pitts.
burgh Landing.
NATHAN AxTELL Of VintOn Townsl ip, of the
18th Reg. o. v. NJ, died at Athens, alabama.
We arc informed that he was wodndel in the
thigh, and died ina short time aft er from It
effects.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
SPECIAL ORDER, No.
HtAD.QUAR1Eas 18th o. L.

IlfAD'NSUAhIE IENS lOlll W. " L.
ATHENS, ALABAMA, My 20 1862,
Soldiers belonging to t is Regiment, ab.
sent on sick leave or otherwist, now able
for duty, arc ordered 90 report at these
Head Quarters without delay, or they will
be treated as deserters ind punished as
such. NJ no'c4 in addition to this will
be given, and any disobedience Of this or.
der will be promptly punished by line or
ortherwse.
Major Johnson, Surgeon OF the Regiment,
now in Athens, will exmini all sick, aud
give sertii 'aes of disability to those who
call on him during his stay in Athens.
The certificates Of Dr. Pickett will not
be recognized IL this Regiment.
Free passes Can be obtained for all fur.
longhed soldiers ready to retu II, by calling
on Mrjor Grosvenor or Johnson during the il
stay in Athens. .E o.. l...
By command OF col. r. r, STANLEY
Ii. II, WELcH, AdjuntOnt.
May 90, 1862 -C2l-W2.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
Gen. Pore ira PI rsuit Of the
cMSRAV.
HALLEcK's Headquarters, June A.

HALLEcK's HEADQUARTERS, June A.
"Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War.
Seen. Pope, with 10000 men is
thirty miles soutl. OF Florence. push.
ing the enemy harl. lie already re-
ports 10000 prisoners and deserters
and $4,000 stand ofarms captured.
Thousands ofthe enemy are throwing
away their arms.
"A farmer says that when Beaure,
gard learned that Colonel Elliott had
cut the road OIL his lire of retreat, he
became frantic, and told his men to
save themselves the best they could.
We captured nine locomotives and a
number of cars. One of the former
is already repaired and is in running
to day; several more will be in run,
ming order in few days.
"The result is all that could pos.
sibly desire.
II. W. HALLECK,.
"MaiOr General Commanding
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
From General Halleck-EvacuaiiOa o f

From General HalIeck-EyacuaiiOn o {
COrinth.
WAsHIGToN, June 2.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received a: the
War Department in reply to an in
quiry Of Gen. Meigs>
'+CoeIN1h, 2, 1859.
ITO NJ. G. Meigs, Q. NJ. Gen.;
If Bca1regard has been to Rich.
mond, others have forged his sigma.
ture, as have received letters from
him about the exchange of prisoners
nearly every day for the last fortnight,
"Tho evacuation of Cofinth com.
n enced on Wednesday and was com.
pleted on Thursday night but in great
hast, as immensc amount ofproperty
was destroyed ard abandoned, No
troops have gone from here to Rich.
mond, unless within the past two
days.
[Signedl "n, W. HALIECK,
"Major Gen. Commanding"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
MEN AND BOYS WEAR II
HOUSEKETPFRS GOODS !

Bleached and Unbleached Sheet
ings, Pillow Chsses, Cottons, bleach'
cd and mbleached Table Cloths, lr-
ish Linens, Napkins, To Tellings
Crash, together with every grade OF
Prints and Ginghams, which will be
sold less than the market price.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
REV. w. G. BROWNLOW,
Among the secessionists cfTennessee.

T1HE manuscript is nearly com npletee, and
l. wilt be put to press forthwith. The appear
ance aud t. Biography Of the work viii be of
TIE first class, and 1t will be fully and han
somely illustrated with sketches ofthe scenes
referred to, and o
Finely Engraved Steel Portrait Ofthe
AUTOR.
As to itscontents, we have no hesitation in
saying that the public will be startled at this
narrative Of facts. 1t will lay bare the porse-
cutions and cruelty which marked the devel-
opment of secession conspiracy in Tennessee
the disasters and tae ruin with which tdevas-
tated communities once prosperous, and sun
dere6 families once happy; more than all, 1t
will expose the bad and esrambition and
the relentless and blood -thistiness, by which
therlngleaders of the conspiracy were stimu
lated to their work of crime and treason.
The narrative is one Of personal experience.
The author vouches for the accuracy Of its
statements. The public may, therefore, &C
cept it as not only reliable but a peculiar
hapter in the general history of the times,
and we are confident that no more significant,
startling, or instructive memorial OF the re-
bellion, In it's minute personal and social bear.
ings. is now accessible.
The public are we'll aware that Mr.. Brown
low is a bold speaking man. In this narrative
of his sufferipgs, composed mostly, while in
custody in the jaila Knoxville, he. .hvs utter
ed his thoughts in language of extraordinary
force and fearlessness, scathing his adverse
ries even while in their power, and appealing
to his countrymen, even fiom his cell, with
the urgency of martyr.
1t will be published in o:.e volume, l2mo.i
handsomely bound in cloth, ofabOut four hun
dred pages.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
II. ". HALLEOK,.
"Maior General Commanding,
Further Now from General Pope's Div &
siOu.

CHICAGO, June 4.-Immedi ately
on the occupation of Corinth, forces
from Pope'S Division were sent in
pursuit of such rebels as fed westward
General Granger, in command Of tive
regiments Of cavalry, soon came iu
rear OF the enemy, six miles south
west of Ocrinth, and engaged them
in a fight. Hs lost fly men, but
was aitarward largely Reinforced, when
the enemy surrendered. 1t is said
5000 or 10000 were captured. A por-
ton Of these have reached Pittsburg
Landing en- route Tor Northern mill.
tary prisons. At last accounts Gen,
Pope was nine miles southwest ol
Corinth, which point his whole corps
had reached.