Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-25
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The WAR
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an address to the members of their
party to.moHow, advising them to
make no resistance to the draft, as.
surfing them thatit viii befairly done,
and that the number TO be drafted
will be light.
CINCINNATI, June 1i.-Mr, Ste.
vens, Deputy Provost Marsha, and
MIR. Clayfield, detective, accompa.
MED by an enrolling officer, were fired
upon, near MoreYlIle, Rush county,
Indiana, yesterday, by some men in
a wheat ivl0 Stevens was instantly
killed, and Ciayfeld ". IS MORALLY
and died SOON afterwards.
The enrolling officer was shot twice
through the clothing, but escaped un.
injured. Two COMPANIES of The list
Indiana left Indianapolis yesterday
for the scene Of murder.
A soldier Was shot by deserter
in She!byyl!!e, Ind, yesterday, while
attempting to arrest the latter.
The Governor of Illinois, upon the
pretext that the legislature could not
agree on the. time of adjournment,
issued his proclamation adjourDiug it.
The Republicans left the hail.. l be
Democrats, not having a quorum,
were unable 10 transact business. -
The act caused Intense indignation.
Tue Supreme Court Of Indiana has
decided that the interest on the State
debt Can not be paid. the Legislature
having failed to make appropriations
SHELBYyILLE, June 49, Nashville
papers of 18th received. The N. Y
Times Of 10Th says Lees army, 90
900 strong, is marching northward.
Hooker's army is matching On to
prevent the advance.
The Governor of Ohio calls for
10000 troops, and the Governor Of
Pennsylvania calls for $1,000, to pre-.
vent the Invasion of each State.
At Washington City, 10Th, Lin.
coin issued a proclamation for i00,-
600 men, to repel the invasion Of
Maryland, Western Virginia, Penn.
syIyap;, opd Oh:o
$50 rebel cavalry captured Mays
vile, Ky, l4th, with government
stores, horses, and arms. Two trains
from Louisville, reported destroyed
on the 18th, by rebel cavalry, near
Elizabethtown. A dispatch from
Cairo, 18th, confirms the battle at
Milliken's Bend. Enemy's loss &C.
we're. There is a perfect panic in
Philadelphia at Lees advance. The
Federal troops are reireating through
Hage,stown to Chambersburg. The
rolling stock has all been removed.
HARRISBURG, June 5.--Dispatch-
es from Cbam5ersburg (Pa) and Ia
gerstown (Md say the rebel cavalry
vas at Perryville and MsrLinsburg
l4th. Hurd fighting going on.
The rebels had driven Reynolds
from Perryville and we're advancing
on the capital. The towns and cities
through Pennsylvania are 10 danger.
LATER. = Private dispatches, 10th,
say the rebels were a. Chambersburgl
in forge. The Federals we're remov-
ing railroad macbinery, stock, and
stores, andgreat excitment aud alarm
prevailed.
HARRIsBURG, June 16.--Business
is suspended. All important docu-
men,s have been removed from the
capitol, Milroy telegrapbs officially
his repulse. from biz Notifications by
$4,000 rebels, losing 1900 men.
Gov. Curtin calls on Pennsylvan-
ians to defend the State. Saying
Philadelphia had not responded while |
the enemy we're in Chambersbufg.
He Teproaches PenDsylvanians for
shifting about the length of service
when the emergency demands. Dis
patches say everything is gloomy,
and there is no hope Of saving the
country south Of the Susquehannab.
BALTIMORE, June l6.-Governor
Bradford calls on the people to rally
in defence Of Maryland.
PRovIDRNcE, r. l., June TO- Gov.
Smith convenes the Legislature Thurs
day, for the purpose Of raising troops.
PHILADELPHIA, June l 6--The May
or has issued a proclamation urging
the closing Of stores, that the occu-
pants may join military organizations
10 defence Of the. city.
New YORK, June l6 --All the reg
nents are getting ready under arms
At Brooklyn the bells were rung at
midnight. summonipg the minute
men. Regiments leaving ipmedi-
lte!y for Philadelphia.
Gov. Andrew, OF Massachusetts.