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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-18
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q Administrations Pins, White Lima.
" Lemon Syrup, Tomato Cstsup, Rice, Alponds,
Ffiberts, English walnnts, fiss raisins currants,
oysters, sardnes, alum. epson salts, roll brim.
stones sui hur, cspperas der, extract of log
wood, indigo, am tartar, soda bed cords of all
kinds tobacco of all kinds, backing batting, nut
megs, oiea's of all kinds, ginger, glass Jars, Lam
te' ms aud SKIS, mustard, pepper sauce, matches,
pickles, stone pipes. powder, d rcusson caps, fish
Of all kinds, safety fcse soaps Of all kinds st-rch
teas, vinegar camphor, letter, note cap and fancy
paler, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre gum
drops, wooden bowls, jujube Pes'e, cinnamon,
dried beef british iustre, bonnet bcar1s. ink oil,
nails sash, glass, al spices, soda, pain killer, liquor
ice, &C., &c &C. IVY
A supply Of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low by S. Il. Gilbert a Co., No. syca-
ALMONDS AND FILBERTS.-1O bbls for sale
by s. Gilbers'& Co.
MANILA CoRDAGE.-50 coils small size, for
sale BY S. L Glib TT a Go.
BONNET BoARDs.-2O gross, for sale by S. Z.
Gilbert Co.
CIGABS.-l0O,C00, all qualiti, 6, from common
to the very Test, for sale low.
STAR OANDLES.--5O0 boxes, for sale very Low,
by Gilbert a Co.
FIsH-Ma.kerel and White Fish, rs packages.
for sale by Gilbert d Co. f--ee''
INDIGo-s0o pounds very choice, for sale Low
by s. GILBERT co. '-o ~ v
ofsTEhs.-so6 one and two pound cans. for
sale low. 7' AO'
RIFLE PowDER.-75 kegs Duponts. also Y IN
ana lid canisteIs, fer sale by s. q. Gilbert 90.
BAIS1Ns.--Iayer and NJ r Raisius. 80 xhola-
half and guar er boxes.
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Re- At the Democratic primary election
held in Sullivan county on Saturday, the
9Th inst, the whole Eumber of votes cast
was 1,6I5. The number of votes received
by MIR. Douglas in the same county was
1858. Hn
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

August l6.
pack ages sundries, 43 Ihds sugar, leo bbls
salt, Bement n Ieie; z hhds sugar, Preston Bros;
bx ] L ThoI nton, Q NJ 65ih & ment Ind Vols;
bxs u DBL Lieut. ii khfmai, A A q III q s A;
bxs sadd cry, bxs hdw, Iharlts Batcock; 20
bxs boots, bx, dry goods, bale do, bxs books
Crane, Brown q q /; l coop chi, kens, McIDfire;
$50 bushels wheat, Igleh 'rt Bros; coop chickens,
ii A Coon; l bx snI IF ID ST aefer; ~ ks offee,
Sorepson & Co; bx mcse, 10 Hcaly; bxs DO,
Altering; TX ice, Bid Il; bx ID goods
Anspacher & PIout; 2 cases mdse, Jam. II arch;
l3 cases shoe,, Varney & Hunt; 2 ats, vau-
tier & Marconnier; bx meat, bx eggs, Geo os-
ter B Co
| "a EsHRAEDgR, Ag,nt.
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IMPORTANT TO HOSPITAL EMPLoYEzs.-
The following Circular having been receiv-
ed at the Quartermaster's Office in this city,
is published for the benefit of all concerned
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Sea- A. few weeks since farmer in Illi-
ncis Graded three acres of wheat, and that
night his wife, not to be outdone by hin,
Graded three babies.
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AN OLD FASHIONED UNION

B A R B A G U E
Will be held in
ftBL-A CIIx FoRD's GROVE,
Adjoining the city, on Tuesday the 26th
day Of Jaly. @
Gov. Wright, and other distinguished
speakers, will be present.
R~EvERYBoDY WHO LOVES THE
UNION is EXPECTED TO COME.
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AgA citizen of Indianapolis was among
the lot of passengers for Canada, gobbled
up NY the Chicago police.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-18

s@ When you come to order coal, don't
forget to bring the cash along.
iy9-tf JOHN WYMoND.
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ne12 1-2 ner cent. pre-
MUM paid for Gold.
5 per cent. premium Paid
for Old Treasury Notes.
S per cent. premium paid
for Silver.
SOUTHERN MONEY WANTED!
Tennessee, Georgia, Ala
bama, North and South Car
Dina and Louisiana money
wanted at the Savings Bank,
No. 4 First street. Highest
prices paid for Gold, Silver
and Old Treasury Notes. &c.
Merchants and Strangers
will fine it to their advan-
tage before selling to call at
the Savings Bank, 40. 4 First
street.
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TEsAE U.H-D u n 8 q ~ ~ ID - ~ 81
~ leave to inform his fiends and patrons that
he has this ~ sold out his steck of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods to Mr.. 0berndorfer, whom he
would heseby respectfully recommend to their
further patronage At the same time he would
request those indebted to him TO come Harvard for
an early settlement.
July Is. A. LOEWENTUAL.
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new ACCOMPLISHMENTS
THE LIGHTNING
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rs .ayvaCTIp-E P0Is0.N--ET KILLS
E.s-ST.AsN-TLr
1T rs sasxLY- PBBP.xRRD AND
Used.
THERE rs yr0 nave BR OF IT'S
Being .nTsT.E ZEN
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R.AcH HERT WILL EELE.E QUART
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REELROADS.
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USE THE LGGHT.vE.a-G FLY-.EIL-
UHy0R C9UTK0.N THE PUBLfC
| W against a mi cradle imitation Of cur arti-
cle which has fund its way into this city. IL is
nothirg liLe the Lightn ng Fly Killer, and viii
dsappOint the fair expectations of purchasers.
Buy the
LIGHTNING FLY-KILLERI
| Only RELIABLE and genuine, If M
| augl4dw4w KELLER WHITE
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him as having participated in the disturb
ance, and one of whom testified that Tom
linson had told him that afternoon THAI
there would be trouble at the meeting, and
that blood might be split in less than six
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
oar ,soshvills Carreaponasnes.

Oar SHGshville CoEreapondenees
NAsHvuLs, Tenn, March IS, 1859.
AaG-sn0 Loyaky TenSeuseEksepsiw Detection IN ~
Asbsi Army--AcHments Of ne Nno Military Governor
AaAusoaic Atcyties Of Andp Johaso~-A Convention
HES People sege Cauled-Tbs Stats Government 70 Be
6soxpo1ssed, asxs westeu Virceia-S0rices Of "Brass
ysA~ LsIlyaP'-zN speech Of Gss k7sa Bailie Peisos-
xesrosts Of the Rebel L1sy--ssrakcic Ippcysascs of
Dscatsr, ae. &c.
Tsnnessss went oue OF shs Union with most unbscsming
AaNs, mE ediatey asSsr having poed heavy majority
n fsvor Of rsnaining In It. Treason sssms 10 hare
PaAea over and desossed the State with the speed
snasams dssruc'vsossa as the occasional tsmpss pass
svsRths watern praires. True thai treason had bssu
plotted In her capital previous but the conclavs
sf trassrs whs assembled At this point In 1861 found s
ssub q their dlbsratisne bus shs making Of ssses
f shsNvss, aae their becoming the objects Of dsnuu
nsasion Tor such thunder toned orators a. Hasks-Bu
Hasksv ~ thsy call him n this vicinity. But the tri
Smph for short period Of those arch Haitors--apous
whom. BY the way, wss didssn j. Piliow--as later ps
siod appsars 70 have ben most Incomplete one a 10
she destroying Of all love for ths Union In The hsasts Of
the people This fsct is ainssdy apparent here Bat u 4
oi be expected that the nssny f The people be
cured in moment. The rsssssbish.oAnt Of the govern
sns will be work Of time; but che rsApionary move
nsnt has begun and begun fsvoraby and ehssrnaly
- 70 those who have based their hslss Of
shon of the States the belief that hsrs OF.
htsd strong Union sentiment at the South that
they have not been deceived The reaction In this part
H the satc IL plainly apparent. double influence f,s
bssn brought 10 bear upon the people OF this community
Ne combined force Of which will not be easy 10 resst
An influence Ia being sxsrsd by the thousands Of ref
sses returned from the North and The hundreds OF d.
esfss fer The rebel Army tell such tales 10 have the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
The Battle Before HiehHnond-W hen IL
will Take Pince-Cowsrd Officers should
b. weeied on: First-siragsier- 30 be-
shot Down-Thc Bayonet-sEiussics and
EmpeIicy OF Weakening Mcclellan.

Correspondence OF Tue II. j. IrlDlhr
SEVEN PisEs Monday Afternoon June ? 1872
There IS ducliue at long range between the enc
my's pickeis and our own-and there are movement
and preparation our side, and undoubtedly on
their side, for the great battle soon 30 be
fought Aud / will candidy tell my friends
that they must make up their minds to hear
the details of conflict before Richmond compared
with which the battle OF the Seven Pines was bur =
skrmsh. The enemy are greatly superior TO us IN
Numbers Their earuesnoss d of course greater han
ours-for they fight TO repel an Invasion OF their
homes and hresides. Thor courage, as daring, Al
not 80 tenacious as our own, rs by nature savage,
AID has been animated by politics into nlplicaOie
bele. They have our own discipiine-an equal ex-
neIiauce AN the caap ana IN the ielo-tnd possess IN
their despi8ed smoOih-hore Mushets and Their cart
rides OF one round bullet anu three bucAshOt, ir
bstter weapon for tlus wooded hghting'grotnd
th.n our Loasted Minle.riiies. Mo- SAW THESE
Rebl Is ipht under the Seven Pines, aud say TO all
those yeople who think that We are to march INTO
Richmond rMtCW GghfRg rrsTy fhthy or Togi
;nat they muse oeusi0n which the Isl oil hillcd
and wounded certainly, and possibly ,he Inst Of
liled wounded and cultured, will wake them
from shoe Aingy, if they have sons, brothers, or
nephews IN the Dattle tell You hew-h orke's'
Flat this Rebel suIy has no purpose oi rctniimg
before Us ~ We march INTO Their political capital.
hey sit IN their trenches ana lie unaot their cannon
10 save Inc Southern COniede.tct. 4hcy oehlFe 10
Gght. Bv eyacuat on OF strolaAolds and retreats
from positions OF advantage, held iust long enough
10 weaken as by delays, they have drawn rs where
thcy can GaIh us aud where thoy will compel US
10 light, whether va want 10 81 not. ihe} con-
81, er that tlc coming iaLe viii decide their tate,
and that ot their Cont, derdii0u-that IL MI! con-
Guide the WA They know is Importance, ana
lncy are blaced 10 Us duties. 80 whip ths Rebel
army tomorrow or neat day, We shaii htsc to d'
sirOy it. 10 march INTO Richmond we nNst pave
our way with -O,0OJ dead S0u.h,iuels. Can We
90 Il
il / could 30 5aci Tor three Or four months with
The advantages .. my present military experience,
/ sioHd 4of ccGsr ~ Urge He Totcy AZ S'rsns1c"'
,Ag AcCiciian. ! Know now that this polcy was
~ se Tho division of armies and tie multiplication
OF commands has ever been a rot m the yisor Oh
war If Napoleon LETT any legacy to the scien'c of
which he was "A master, 1t WAS tie concentration OF
forces, and the striking an enemy with overwhen-
ing numbers, or with rapidly OF successive blows
Tia, stun while they surprise 10 tcouid hare teen
eoonom icai, humane, and poit,c, TO haze g'ren 10
X. eIeaaa vi lts a.igesote "eoPt "o'@ GPa 'res'
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FROM HARpER's FERRY.
Visit from Gen. WOoI-KumOred Re-en.
fsrceInent OF Jackson-PrepRratteu by
Fsauiss end Sigei-ConpIefion OF the
bridge over the Potomac.
HARPTR'S FERRY, Jul


HARPER's FERRY. juno 10, 1862.
Gen. Wool, accompanied by his Staff end Mr..
Garrett. President Of the b. and O. II. X. Co., paid
hurried visit here to-day, arriving in the morning
and leaving early in the afternoon. The General
thoroughly inspected Bolivar Heights and the ada
ccut country and, no doubt, his practical eye took
in many positions where batteries could be planted
adyantageously, which would most eficctualy frus-
,rate any designs Of the eremy upon this position.
From the feeling exhibited by the Secessionsis In
The vicinity OF Msrtnsburg and Winchester, some
credit nav be attached TO the rnmor that Jackson has
again been largely reenorced; bat while have con-
tdence in tie ability of Fremont TO ueoessfuy cope
with Jackson in the valley, il is believed that even
in The event Of his meeting with reverse the prep
srations which Generals Banks and Sgel are
making in the vicinity of Winchester render auy
success which the Rebels may achieve but OF abort
duration.
Tie bridge across the Potomac at this point was
completed this morning, and It's security tested by
the passage OF a heavy burden train. The road be-
tween here and Winchester is being rapidly repaired
and il is believed the Government will have its use
in few days, thus greatly facilitating the transmit
sion of supplies to the army in the Valley.
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MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS or THE ENEMY.
Rebel Cavalry Going Toward fredericksburg.
SHARP CiNNONaOE IN FRONT OF GEN. SUMNER,
Demonstration by Rebel Cavalry
wA,mseroy. Saturday, June "a, 1861

WAsRISGToS. Saturday, June IA, 1854
4 dispatch from Gen. McC!elan's array, dated to-
day, :ays:
The movements Of the enemy to-day have been
extensive, ard as We. are involved in nysiery.
Large bodies of men have been seen moving down
from tie neighborhood Of Mechaniosyile Bridge and
Richmond toward the late battlefield.
Our ricIets were yesterday driven in from Old
Church, during which Capt Royal OF the cavalry
was wounded, showing tat the enemy designs
making demonstration in that direction.
a contraband WHO came in yesterday, reported
that 1000 cavalry left Richmond on "Wednesday,
going in the direction Of Fredericksburg. This 10
probably the force which appeared AZ Old Church.
The Rebels opened at daylight ills morning 4
sharp lie from artillery in front Of Gen. Sumner
1t lasted FOR abou; three houis. We had one man
killed and one wounded.
\ number Of prominent oit.lons living bti"ecn
New Kent Cousi.IIouse and the ChcAnh0miuy have
been arrested by order Of Col ingala, ON suspicion
OF communicating V iii the encmy. There Is no
doubt that ihe Rebel Gene.als are daily advised
OF every moyomeu. Of our troops by lie people 7ho
have remained al home.
Tie weather Is hot anl sulty.
Dispatches received to-day Mt the Nar Department
sa;e hat demonstration was made yesterday even
ing by force % Rebel cavalry and artillery Oh The
RIGHT flank OF Gen. McCellan's army, at Tunstall's
Station, apparently with the intention Of inierrupns
HE railroad communication. The attempt was met
by IA force Of infantry, and the enemy retreated No
dameoe WAS done u the ra!lIead.
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nrEeNsE OF CAsEYs DIVISION.

10 ths Iitr ~ Tie :. T. IFfbaae.
SIR. Feeling assured tba, YOU vii! no. refase &c
Division Of The Army Of the poyoma, tat has been
grossly q. sfeplessnted, IN opportunity o' setting
itself g;sLt with the pcbhc, beg 20 oier you the
following statement O. .ac.s and correction Of other
statements which have apfes'ei in the paafo prees
and been accepted AS unQaesiiol-1lo. Tic great
error OF all is tie assertion madc in the dispatch OF
Gen. Mcclellan that IN The Jsi,le OF Saturday last
,May 30, the Division OF Gen. Casey, " when was
in The first line, broke up " uuaccounIsoy ana dis-
uuitedly," ard that al the men oid spiendidly,
/" with the exception OF Cascys DIVISION IN TINS
statement, made public in tn official dstden, there
j. n .everitv of eensure which has nos been
bestowed upon any uoops 'ne "'s.''
since tLe commencement # this Rebellion. Ine
men who broke ana rin IRON tie oa'tle'
relJ nj Rail Run with such neadsOng speed and an
y; ;.ed terror. ami tie who refused 70 go mo
e, c,b, and marched from the field 20 the music OF
I, .n.rnv'. cannon, received 10 such censare, and
,yo,e not publicly disgraced in any such manner as
Casey's division has been by Gen. Mcclellan. and
,et the severity is not more marked than the iDus-
lice u Il i manifest 10 any and every one who
knows tie facts. Indeed, many who do know them
say without hesitation that the entire credit Of that
battle j. due TO the very men who are expressly cut
OF from any share in it, and that the Commanding
General wonld have shown himfelf more Just OF
better informed if he had written, with few ex'
ceptions the regiments engaged aid splendliy' o9s
Casey's division, or at least the First Brigade
Thereof. exceled them all" But 10 this topleI Will
return presently. proceed TO correct the erroneous
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From Our Special Correspondent
ForrRKis fioNRoy, June H. 1852.
Private John McMahOn, Company +, 99th Regi-
ment Neyg.Yor, Volunteers convicted Of the murder
Of private Michael Dolon Of the Same company, on
the oqth Of January last was hanged on the Rip
Raps to-day at IL o'clock. In times like these the
taking OF Of single private whether by hanging or
in battle ia a sn,s MISTER, and Comparatively hardly
vorth the record The convict was celibel.ie
murderer. In tho cell he WIS incdercni 10 BIS ia'e
on the ecafOld MS indifference Wa6 fctftsiy iets
varied only by sorf of siupefaciiol. Ito d.ed W1ih
scarcely struggle. The unpie.,-..t part Oh fIOvooL-
Marshal Hiake performed with great pgopIieiy.
Fatier PlUlket Of Norfolk attended the doomed man
m 10 cen md on the gallOws but though bis lao0rs
were faithful and zcaOls,I cOncuds that lac failed
% awaken him 10 a sense OF l.s dreadful situation
pr. unc that few persons have any ldea o. the
extent Of the business OF the po,t-olhce mere.
ietcrdsy between tJ,DjJ ana 5OCUO leite.s
alone 90 say nothing OF newspapers, were handles
and upward OF 5000 letters were stamped ana way
billed, that being the number mailed 81 The otce.
The few days Of quiet which The army 81 tine Pot0-
mac has hfd lately caused an avalanche o. let
fafs to come here rom The Peninsula, tuily proving
that gts !, an army That reads and writes 20 AZ ca
tent the wOIt has never before seen. The enor-
nous business Of the postohce requires large mum
.er OF clerks, who Ire uCntly labor through the
night a5 weil the Day. and who ought % bc held
So psrpc,aal remembrance, particularly Dy orr SOL
der. 10 Keep tlt l'h ca vac N4.t4"H' i'- '-4'''
n1e1es. and divisions, II ths DeXi thing 10 reneu.-
boring tie eu,ie directory % city, and yc. eNe..
thin. goes on ike cocS-w0ik aAd il time ii l. but
,-lht 10 bear testimony u The plOmptut ith which
NJ. Postmaster Crane and his cifccni assistants do
the ,usres, Of the Office. which IL now one OF the
largest il the country.
Pa.,-ager by the WLitcIioase boat report every
th- 0niCt with the exception oi siTiDish yesc 70
day, which resulted Satisfactorily tOf us. OpiIio5
in wel-iugornod quarters diller concerning the
speedy prospect Of battle. TO my mind there arc
conclusive reasons why there viii yet be further
delay Of come days. Reasons OF a sanitary ma
ture donbdess favor strongly the least possible de-
tiiter. Win NE plans Of Gen, IcClsIlaS.
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Artillery slsirmish-Casey's Disision--Rc-
sixpution Of OGicers-siarvng Vtr-

From Correspondent, OF The n. i. Tlibure.
GEN IlgINrzsLx,S's ,DqUAErTHs.
SAyAGE's STATION, Va, June TO- i'oA)
To-day has been cold, wet sDd dreaTy, men
20 splashing abou, in the mud, wearing overeoats
and rubber blankets, as in midwinter, anu hosses
stsnd out, drawn up, and siiiyering.
During the day the enemy have been dissnargiDg
she'll in front of our lines without eject their bon os
filling short Of the ozark.
Gcg. Casey's Division, what remains of it, is en-
canned in the rear. shor distance from The ,hicha.
hominy. The men are without sheler tents, have
but few or no blankets, and clothing except each
as they wore IN the Engagement, all else having
been lefi on the field OF battle, which was occupied
that night by the enemy. The division = ssi'd 10
number only 5000 men, who are conple Ely cs-
couI@ged aud denoIal;led, .eelug thai great nJns-
tice has been done 10 the greater potion % t-cl by
Gen. Mcclellan. The diyision did no; much exceed
; 900 effective men, who, for some time, con ended
against great ODDS. They claim that the Official sa
OF killed aud wounded does not justify Gen. MsCleI-
Ian in bis report BY telegraph. Very many % me
officers have resigned and gone home and others, 10
avoid the tIgma cast npon them. nave tpphso Iof,
and have seen transie rre TO- other 0lvlni0ns. ihe
impression 10 that Gen. Casey DIVISION VIII DC
oi.banle6 There IL, undoubtedly, great desiltuion
ard suffering among many Of tie inhabitants remain
ing mon thc Peninsula. Two resCectaole-icoAing
vouen accompanied by Children, and pioted by
peelo game 20 ,tu. Eoint4elnHus hsaoq tc-
daV md with tears in their begged for food, say.
iog that they and their children wqe destitute aad
IN a carving condition. II is unnecessary 70 say
thai their immediate wants were supplied, n0twith-
eiuudirQ that their husbands ana br0lnes are DONG
battle Tor the destruction 81 the Union.
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From .CoTresgonden, OF The X. j. TIibure.
GEy. IlglNTzsLN,S's HE ,DQUARrIJrs
NANanl'. sTAfIoH. ". ynnc ~. llra.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Expeditions 10 Deep CreeL-The Union
Ecetipg at Norfoik-A Regiment 10 be
Raised ut PortsIuouth-A Union Man
Murdered.
NorrorK. Thurriay, June IL, 1862.

NoEroIK, Tlurriay, June IL, 1862.
An expedition was made to Deep Creek yesterday
bv Major Dodge. who found Rebel Posl-Oitice
t.ere, " Inch had been in line OF communication be-
tween this place and The Richmond establishment.
|, was broken up Deep Creek is fifteen miles ,outh
Of Norfolk.
Cordially Of feeling is increasing at most salts
factory rate.
Gen. VieIe has been offered the use OF fnc house
free of rent and the offer has been accepted Trade
is ieviyine. dozen scboouers are in poIt loading
or dischsrging
The Union demonstration made yesterday was not
10 successful ~ it was anticipated it would be- on
account Of the absence OF Gov Pcrrcpoint, Senator
Carlisle. and others, who were expected TO address
the meeting. very large procession, however, as
sembled on the wharf and learning that the speakers
were not coming, marched to Ashland Hail. where
an eloouent address was delivered by a. Thomas
eso.. 81 Iowa. Grcat cnthusiafm was manifested
Cant. Johannes Watson OF Portsmouth has re-
eeiyed authority TO raise a regiment Of volunteers
Tor the war. $500.
srrForY Thursday June le. 1852
Col. Spear. who hss been securing the country
between this place and the Blackwaier River for
some DAYS past brought in last night Rebel Colonel
named Copeland and two citizens belonging TO the
llth Virgins Militia.
Yesterday a most brutal murder was committed IN
Isle OF Wight County, near the Blaekwaier River
The name Of the victim was Elisha Langford 9
Union man, no was supposed to have given some
information 70 our scouting parties. He was at
tackled by number Of Southampton Cavalry, ano
sho, down in his own house. Not satisfied with that
these guerrilas bayoneted him him as lie lay, and
LEFT him unburicd
II is believed there are no Rebel troops OF any
col. cquence this side Of the Blackwater River
FoKTKEss MoyaoE, Friday, June H. 1852.
Such was lie intense heat to-day that two pIivae'
were taken with sun-stroke. Both soon recovered
however. 1850.
FozrgE,s MoyRog Saturday jane u. 1867.
Gen. Burnside returned to North Carolina thu
morning.
The steamer Rhode Island arrived to-day from
Bost,q, and sailed for Ship Island.
The weather is exceedingly hot.
1t is contemplated TO establish regular line o
Communication between Norfolk aud Newbern vi1
the canal.
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Fremont, but was unable to hold or destroy The Port
Republic bridge, over which the Rebe, army cut its
way and made ts escape through the gap in the Blue
Ridge in the direction Of Gogdonsyille. From Cor
louisville, Jackson may, by way Of Lyncllburg aud
Petersburg, transport his army by rail 10 Richmond
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alone three times, making great havoc among the
enemy, and them knocking down Rebel with
stone, he made his escape.
TIE foregoing list of killed and wounded is com.
piled from official and other sources, and 10 az near
correct as can be obtained for the present.