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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-02
RAILROAD KEOE1Prs.
JUNE 80

GO bvs preserves. in glass, I Kohp; 70 tales
goods, box do; NJ ckey, fleming & 20; bbls
oil, Ok leather, bxs Il d ng-, TX ais, A
Refs; 10 bxs goods, j Mbgh & Co; Ia ses
tales domestic, bx goods, Keen & + 70 ioI;
bx d goods, a LoeWen bal. Z IOlI- .rpet Jno \
Hopkins; bxs eats, J Il w W Nor au; - bxs
30 bxs groceries, L q D Herman; 8 kCgs + dl, y
sacks coffee, Bement d Viele; 1 TX drugs, Sawyer
aray; bx tin, m Orr; do mdsI, Jas steel;
case tobacco, 3 bX5 tobacco, sch loei x kebr;
3 bxs-hdw, l bx harness, Chas Babe, OK; 1851 feer
pine lumber, Cover tx, W Morse, 45 sks
bran, j Elliott; 40 bbls -four, " N Altman &
Co; bx5, kegs butter, Fres On Bros; bales
tow, Colburn q O.; bales forks, b,ie snaths
Straub Son; z scythes, Ctas , Well; l box
wall paper, schaeker Busting. l > 4 W
S K.
A. Z. SBRADER, Agent.
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ulation, because the available means OF the
country have been destroyed by this vandal
act of the Confederate authorities, and if
we can make out to subsist for the next
two years, we shall be fortunate. With such
a course as has been pursued by the Con-
federate Government, there will not be
much trouble in re-establishing the author
ity of the Federal Government in this see
ton. Original secessionists have been
heard to denounce the Confederacy as q
most intolerable despotism.
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saE- LoNasHonE & PERKINS, Trunk Man

agn LoNGsHoRE & PERKINS, Trunk Man.
ufacturers, No % Locust street, Evansville,
Ind. We intend to manufacture and keep
constantly on hand everything in the trunk
line. Steel Spring and Leather Trunks
and Valises made to order. Trunks COW
cred and repaired at the shortest notice and
in the best workmanlike manner Please
give US call. je25-1w
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HOSPITAL, HENDERSON, July L.

EDS. JOURNAL Enclosed you will find
list of deaths in Hospital, for the week
ending June 28th, which you will please
publish:
Jonas Baldwin co F, 18th Missouri.
VIM. Greenwood CO 6, 10th Michigan.
Jos. Lampher co c, AID Illinois.
Yours respectfully,
J.J. TEMPLE, Surgeon.
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Doors, SHOES AND READY MADE CLOTHING
AT AUCTIoN.-H. Nelson & Co. will sell to
the trade on Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock at their auction room, next door to
Crescent City Bank, Main street, rs pair
linen pants, % laster coats, 80 mems and
boys linen coats, 10 cloth coats, lot OF
tweed pants, "a check shirts, flannel shirts
and drawers, 80 summer vests; also IL
pairs mems boots, IL pairs boys boots, SO
pairs mems shoes, so pairs wOmen's and
chiIdren's shoes, lot Of slippers and cloth
shoes, sc. They call attention to dealers,
as the whole will be sod at wholesale for
cash without reserve. 1t
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EPE TT sE.UEsHB4 ..xsD tina r
Id on the IL h OF June 1852, The undersigned,
inquest, with assistance Cf twelve O a.ified cleo
tors Of Union town. hip over the body of George
KIeTs, who found in the Ohio Iiv in Union
township, Wander turgh county, IBdiana. The
said kreps five feet eight inches high, and
about as years Of age. Had cotton hi1t an
Gotten lantaocns The iaid jn,y ltturf.td he
following verdct +" Came to bis dsaih ~ sccjdeu-
tai downing A. YOUNGS,
jel7 Cororer.
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g@~ Dr.. B. j. D respectfully tenders
his services in medicine and surgery TO
those needing them. He occupies the Office
of DR.. Bray on First street, and may be
found there or at the Sherwood house.
June 26-tf.
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@ Sell New York Ex-

pES Sell New York Ex-
change at par, in sums Of
$500 and upwards.
Five per cent. premium
paid for Gold, 8 per cent.
premium paid for Silver, 3
per cent. premium paid for
Treasury Notes (old), highest
price paid for Uncurrent Mon
ey, at the Savings Bank, No.
4 First street.
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pa We clip the following from the

g9T We clip the following from the
Memphis Avalanche of the 28th:
DRESS PARApE.--The Elevanth Indiana
regiment, encamped before the Gayoso
House, had grand dress parade yesterday
afternoon. The sight was interesting and
imposing. We have never seen more
thoroughness and perfectness of drill. The
Eleventh Indiana has achieved an enviable
distinction in these respects.
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BG My good woman" said the Evan
geiist, as be offered her tract, shave you
the Gospel here r. No, sir, we haven't
it awful down to New Orleans.n
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B8@ When zoe a0ant a picture Of any kind
are go to adams Gallery, on corner of Main
and Second streets His Pictures are the best
june 28-lwd.
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ga The following table shows the
amount of the assessment of personal prop
erty of Posey county for the years 1861
and 1852, with the decrease in the latter
COMPARED with the former:
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NOTICE

NUTlUE
rs He ERK' q E"E.N THAT 4
4 will sc at iuhIc uutcry, the PREMISES,
SATURDAY, 18th day of July, 1862,
Lots Nos. 5u5 8, 6o7 GOS &c., aud $40 ia block 80
CITY Metropolis, CoIntv of Mus and State 0,
Illinois. On said fOt, Mes 5O7, sos, 5t9, and 5IOf
there is a goo STEAM FLOURING MILL aud
BACK WAREHt USE. Said mill has two run
of Stones, French Burrs, ole four and the other
three and bali feet IN dian eter, and all recess
saIy Machin ~ for Merchants ard Country
Work. The Engine is good as new, 10 inch (yiin.
der, foot str, Ike, etaic ackiDg; inch for, 9
pump, ordinary motion. 1870 lutious per min
ute, This MIil has made 100 barrels OF Xxx
SupeTfine Flour in "a hours
TERMS OF SAL2.-Oue third cash. one-thirj
in twelve months, and the balance in two y aIs
the pure giving nore with approved security
bid morig ge the premises TO secure the rur-
chase moury. Said properly if not sold at auction
may lie purchased at private SAFE.
1 :. ARMSTRONG,
Atty in fact for heirs of VIM. Brown, decd.
lud
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/. o. o. F.-The officers and members
of Morning Star Lodge No. 7, l. o. o. F.,
are hereby notified to meet at their Lodge
Room on Wednesday, July 81, at o'clock
P. NJ, to attend the funeral Of our late
Brother, |. R. Mills, a member of this
Lodge All members of the order in good
standing are invited to attend.
By order of
SANDERS SAMSON, N. G.
J. G. SMITH, Sec'y. jyld2t
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B9@ Don't you mean to marry, my dear
sir (" "No, my dear widow I'd rather
lose all the ribs I've got, than take an
other"
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''The Star SpangIed Banner in Triumph yet waves
Der the land Of the Free and the homo OF the
Brave"
J. N. SILvERTH0RN...
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.
q e no eHME II O2a e
HERO OF THE DAY.

II r AS nv ESVASASES T. I'd 6 Tn E-2CF
Il that Gen. Pope is entitled TO any 20 itiOu in
the gilt of the Government for his un' rihg energy.
II the ladie of these days had the making of
G. nerals they certainly would appoint SCHA P
KER BUoSING, IF No 40 Maiu street, Majer
CT neral commanding (tashioa. since their t re-
is the -sceue of attract Gus for fashionable Silk
MaLtil a. busters, Saques audlCiTculaTs, Bonuets,
Hats, hibbcn5, Flowers, aud Dry Goods OF every
description, cf which they are daily receiving
Inducements. t23
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NEW DRUG STORE.

~ IL w OAA ~ ~ ~ OAS2s
The undersigned having purchased from N. s.
Thompson his entiIe took in trade, will continue
the business at the old stand, corner of Main
Second Streets, where he will keep constantly ui
hand fresh and fun supply of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils daguerrean Stock, aud all other arti
Giles con lected with C usiHess. am prepared
to offer unusual indU 'vmeuts to cash buyers.
iune24 HENEY J. SsT LSEPFER.
GT.ETOS-S WrRRTFO T.sRkR
q USE.-~5n bushe received and TO arrive
mh20 H. 4. COUH'5
KIOR THE HEST HUSTLED AIv
Z the CITY. 20 to [tehISl II. i COUh'S
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TailOrS Wanted.
Coroner's Inquest.

THgW'O coon T.4EAORs C.z.R GET
y steady employ meut by ;alltug at G. DA-
Y IDSON;S sop, First street je27
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The Horse Tanner.

THE und rsigned. celebrated HORSE
TAMER, of Illinois, will remaiL In town a
short time yet, and viii perform some Of his
extraordinary 1edts 1rith bie horse. aud will
give instructive and useful information the
dispositions, nature. and treatment Of the
horss-. his diseases. &c.
The most vicious and unmanageable
horses yield Immediately TO his mild treat
ment- False horses permanently cured. wild.
kicking, and runaway horses tanned. and
perfectly cured of those vicious habits HIS
charges are moderate and full satisfaction
given Only a few hours required to tame
the most Manageable horse thai can be pro-
duced.
Persons having Wild. vicious. unmanage-
able, or false horses, viii 60 well by bring
ing them in during this, and the next week.
where they may rest assured that ali such
bad hatits can be completely eradicated
rendering them docile and tractsble.
NM- PRICE.
Union House, Ebensburg, June 4, 1862.
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Front Royal Re-eccupied.

The Enemy Coa7ieteIy Roufef.-Loooniotircs
Cars. Sc Reconnaissance Beyond
HIrtnsb,Tg.-Dispaich From General
Haiieck-DeshUcfion otr Property at CO
ril.th by the ReJeLs-2, coo Prisoners Ia
keH-ReJcLs 11janeign 7ih,i5- GuRboqts t6r
Icant Of Coat.-PrlGring to retredt ArrOSS
the Mississippi Lille Roct. .A,,k., IN the
Possession Of Lac FedaUlS.
Washinyton, May 81 A dispatch received
this morning at the War Department. states
that brigade of our TROOPS, preceded by
four companies Of the Rhode Island Cavalry
under Mai. Nelson. entered Fro,t Royal
Yesterday morning at ele' en- o'clock, and
drove the enemy. consisting of the Eighth
Louisiana. four companies of the Twelfth
Georgia and a body of Cavalry. Our loss
was eight killed. FIVE wuuEdod and one miss
iug-all of the Rhulc Island Cavalry. We
captured six officers and lj0 Privates.
I Among the officers are Captain Beckwith
I West uf Forty eighth Virginia. First Lieut.
GemmeH of the Eighth Kentucky. and
/ Lieut. J. ID. Dickson Of the Twelfth Georgia.
/ We recaptured eighteen Of our own meu
taken by the enemy at Front Royal week
ago, among whom are Mainr Wm. F. Col
iue, First Vermont Cavalry; George II. G
Griffin, Adiutant Fifth New York Cavalry
Lieut.. Duryea, Fifth New York Cavalry
and Frederick Farr, Aijutant First Mary
lard Infantry. We captured large amoun
of transportation, including two engines anC
eleven railroad cars.
Our advance was So rapid that the enem,
was surprised, and therefore was not able t.
burn the bridge across the Shenandoah.
\ dispatch from the Associated Press re
porter gives the names of our killed as fol
lows-an Of the Rhode Island Cavalry
Capt. VIM. Paxnuth, Corporal John c. Bah
cock, Corporal B. c. Barnard, Ed. Y. Bar
nard, Ben. Lashane, and f B. Allen. Th
loss OF the enemy is not yet asceytained, bu
is said to be large, as our cavalry cut i
among them in splendid style.
a dispatch from General Banks to til
Secretary Of War. states that tie Fifth Ne
York Cavalry, Col. Deforest commanding
entered Marti1sburs this morning, an
passed several miles beyond, where they er
countered the enemy's cavalry and capture
several prisoners, a wagon load of musket
+, and ammunition, and an American flag. CO
Deforest reports that Col. kenly is at Win
chester wounded.
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WAsHINGToN. June l.-Durincthe whole
of the battle of this morning. Prof. loves
balloon was overlooking the terrific scene
from an altitude of about two thGusand feet
Telegraphic communication from the balloon
to Gen. Mcclellan, aud in direct connection
with the military wires. was successfully
maintained. Mr.. Park Spring Of Philadel-
phia, acting as operator. Every movement
Of the enemy was obvious, and instantly re-
ported. This is believed to be the first time
in which a balloon reconnoiranoe has been
successfully made during battle. and GER
tainly the first in which telegraph station
has been established in the air to report the
movements of the enemy and the progress OF
a battle The advantage to Gen Mcclellan
must have been immense.
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Washington, May 31-The following dis
patch was received this morning at the War
Department:
Headquarters. Comp near Corinh Nay so
To Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War:
The enemy's position and works in front of
Corinth were exceedingly strong, and he
cannot Cccuiy a stronger position in his
fight. This morning he destroyed an i'm
mense amount of public and private proper
ty, stores, wagons, tents, &c. For miles
out Of the town the roads are filled with
arms. haversacks. &c, thrown away by his
flying troops, large number of prisoners
and dcscrtcrs have been captured, estimated
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Straved away fTnD uT r-.-
three weeks a-n, o h-h CON-
wears id, with Sharp B -n-- a ....
her forehead. white marks .
one car split ans part cut ..-
have a young calf with her A-s
ton respecting her, er ler .-.r-
Viii be rewarded
Nj. Y E-
EbGnsbUrg. June 4. lSa---.-
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WA~HINGroN, Nay 3l.-No,hing new of
interest has been received at the War De
plrtment to~dAy from the army Of the POto-
mac The progress Of movements Is impe>
ded by late heavy rains and the bad condi-
ton Of the roads No further intelligence
from Corinth. Tie storm Of this afternoon
has interrupted .elegraPlic communicative
with the Nest
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~ We refer our readers to the advertise
ment. in another column, Of Samuel Berlin,
Druggist of Johnstown. We have been in
this establishments, he has large, and as
far as we are capable of Judging, well Sc
lected stock of Drugs. Medicines, &c. Mr..
Berlin is a sober, clever and most accommo-
dating man, worthy OF the confidence of the
public.
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DrED-In Blacklick township. on the 9th
ult., Mrs. Frances Gillian, consort of John
Gillian, Sr., in the 78d year of her age.
The deceased emierated to this county,
from Ireland, many years ago. She was a
consistent member of the Presbyterian
Church of this place, and died in the hope Of
a glorious resurrection.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-04

az- The whole force of the Southern army
appears to be concentrated at Richmond,
where they will, no doubt, make stand. it
is doubtless the policy of Beauregard in
evacuating Corinth, to reinforce the rebel
army at Richmond, and endeavor by a
strong force to hold their capital against the
attack of Gen. M'Clellan's army.
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McCLELLAN'S ARMY VICTORIOUS
OUR LOSS. HEAVY, THE ENEMY'S
ENORMOUS.

FROM THE FIELD or BATTLE, June l.
To the Hon. T. VI Stanton, Secretary q
Var. We have had desperate battle, in
which the corps of Gems. Sumner, Heintzel>
man and Keyes have been engaged against
greatly superior numbers
Yesterday at l o'clock, the enemy taking
advantage of terrible storm, which had
flooded the Valley of Chicahominy, attacked
our troons on the right flank. Casey's Dr.
vision, which was Oh the first line, gave way
unconditionally. and this caused a temporary
confusion. during which the guns and bag
gage were left but Gems Heintzelman and
Kearney most gallautly brought up their
troops. which checked the enemy and al the
same time. however, we succeeded by great
exertions in bringing across Sedgwick and
Richardson's Divisions, who drove the enemy
back at the point Of the bayOnet, covering {
/ the ground with their dead
+ This morning Sunday the enemy at
tempted to renew the cunfiict, but va-
everywhere repulse,i. We have taken many
prisoners. among whom Is Gen. PettigreW
and Col. Long
Our loss i heavy. buttlat Of the enern,
must he enormous.
With the exception IF Basey's Division
tie men behaved spleudidly, several fin
bayouet charges having been made I'll
I SecoDd Excelsior made tyyu to-day
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Ill. W HAI.LECk.
Major General Commanding.

Cairo. May 3l.-A Memphis refugee,
who left Fort Wright on Tuesday. arrived
to dav. He says the rebels have l.500 ar
tillerists garrisoning the fort. and that in
consequence of the scarcity of coal, most of
the rebel gunboats had been abandoned, /,
and the guns taken TO Fulton and Fort Ran
doIph. a strong pontOon bridge has been
constructed by the rebels near Fort Wright,
over which to retreat when necessary.
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u Our friend Huntley has just opened
a large and splendid stock of Hardware,
which he purchased in the east, and is now
offering for sale at reduced prices. Persons
can now get anything in the Hardware line,
from small tack up to the finest piece Of
cutlery. Give him call.
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y We direct The attention of our readers
to the advertisement of w NJ. Gormly,
which will be found in our advertising COLI
umns to-day. Mr.. Gorm!y is well known
to many of our citizens, aud those visiting
Pittsburg for the purpose Of purchasing a
stock of Groceries will DO well by calling on
Mr.. Gormly-
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q Our citizens viii remember that Mrs
Stahl has opened an Ice Cream Saloon, and
has the cooling beverage prepared every
evening to deal out to customers. She has
also a Soda Fountain, where you can at all
times be refreshed by cool drink.
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yDlMOgAAp AND S-aWTIs9-a.Aa

by Gen. Pope at 1000. General Beaure-
gard evidently distrusted his army, or ne
would have defended so strong position.
HIS troops are generally much discouraged
and demoralized. In all their engagements
for the last few days. their resistance has
been weak
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a Lieut.. Murray Of the Silver Grsys is
raising a company for the three years service
ar during the war in the ll5th regiment
under Colonel Frank Patterson. He expects
to have his company full aad be in camp
within two weeks. Most Of the ''Greys''
we learn, who are able for actual service,
Lave enlisted under him. Lieut.. Murray Is
a favorite among his men. and Il is conceded
by all that lie : one of the best drill officers
il the State. May success attend him.
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GO The attenI4uce at Court, 80 far, i
unusually large, and promises TO tie 4 fair
time, to 10 business. Persons il attendance
at Court. will find this a most desirable time
to subscribe for the Democrat and Sat'inel
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I C. We attract the attention of the horse
rearing community to the advertisement of
Eir. Price, the great horse tanner who is now
in town reforming wonders with that hand
some and most useful Of animals. We
have seen Prof. Price performing many Of
his extraordinary feats with the horse, and
can recommend him TO lhc public, as a man
VIII doe not AunJpq
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MERCURIAL DISEASES OF the pernicious
effects of CalOmel can be permanently cured
by " DR.. Leland's anti Rheumatic Band"
Sec advertisement IF :. Great Cure" in au-
other column.
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NOTICE

The Register Of Cambria J.a.
ted Letters Testameutarg ol rs I
Samuel Mathews. I-.. late Is
ship. deceased Al per~Ou> --.--
estate will come forward ana ----'. F.
and those having claims ag@7
will present them properly --..----.-.
settlement. JOSEPH NIL.
White tp.. April so, le5-
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70 Our readers Will have to excuse Us
for the scarcity Of original matter this week
as unfortunate circumstances have rendered
the editor, Mr.. Murray, dangerously i'll, aud
unable 10 attend to any business.
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GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
M,ipr General Commanding.

According 10 tie statement Of prisoners
brought down To Fortress Monroe, " tie
White House boat this afternoon, the object
Of the enemy's attack an our left wing YES
terIay, WAS T. reach tie river. an3 H.ts rsr'
If our line Of communications This was
the purport of the address t. the troops be-
fore leaving Richmond Yesterday morning.
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&C. c.. C.rcn-l-s's Regiment. the gil AT
Sixty ninth New Nusk. left that city ou FL
Gay for Washington Ia the meantime the
meantime the brave Colonel Is at Salisbury.
y. c. while we have. "n hundreds of occa
sions. permitted the rebe. ofiioers - return
to their homes ou parole, he has been ma e.
as it were, victim to satisfy Southern veu
geance for the strong Irish element that Is Ar
present il the Union army Sick and worn
out. a : lac l.. he has ',ecn driven from one
point to another IL a mast feeble condition,
and the Prspeot of his release Is a far IN
the distance a. ever He and the other officer.
are closely confined. aud very strict watcl
kept over them
1t was reported ia Washington. on Satnr
day. that the wife Of Gen. Lee Will not b,
released until the rebels fulfil their agree
M ent to give up Col CIcuIan.
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C-ProffeSSor Woods advertisement can
be found IL another column. Ii should be
readbyevery person
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Chicago, May 8l.-Specih from Cairo.
An arkansas refugee arrived from the fleet
to day, says Little Rock is fully occupied
by the Federals; that what citizens remains
ing were decidedly loyal. The Arkansas
State Legislature had scattered Governor
Rector had fied from the State, and Is now
in jackson, Mississippi
Vicksburg had surrendered to the Federal
feet.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-04

NEw YORK, June IA special dispatch
to the Tim :. from. Harper's Perry, dated
Saturday, states that there was no sign Of
the enemy. The Ilth New York State
militia had arrived there but refused 10 be
sworn in. mich to the disgust of their Cum>
mander. Colonel Moeihoff, The men stated
that they wanted to % to Washington
Major Bower. of Gen. Saxuou's Staff. address
ed them as follows: Z" Those Of YOU willing
ing to acknowledge yourselves cowaris here
In the face of the enemy. step cut Of the
ranks" They did so, and ,rsTe ordered TO
Iedre and pay Haeir o,ra lrGy back 10 Ne,r
York But few remained at Harper's Ferry.
Ii i a German regiment Gen. Saxton re
iected the whole regiment. saying that he
did not want towards IN his command.