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Prem t-s Memphis arEas, A Esu-l -ii
RErr5sv ui-ht at O'Clock The steamer Con-
risr. which has been running iE tha Mempa,a
and Helena trade fos sJIF months past, irii -lls
ncrt fer Helena She had on board st iae time
of getting under way, some seven hundred pas-
seTFeTs aud soioiers.
About thirty nigs ton Memphis when near
ing .sHdjug called Hsrkeirfade.s, s, she observed
: strsmsr caruirz ug, aud Immediately bisg ous
v.Ii.tia. which, smoag s.eambla'men, r-ears
k-en 10 tis Sght S4- siasm5l Oa Har Usy a
few wards. when, pezceIyinE ile steamer a1-
proaclfr Ts1i5ly aa4 pryEE 70 E.leat5n o
bsr signals, rho reversed her suEiaeSr scd Lef
yFheols turned ence. bUt Har velocity Ues zoo
great. and by this aUs tIe Are, f7T such size
Ur0vcd 30 be- was 50 ucs7 tHst i.ia'a- was Hi--
avef4sbIe The Courier st~EcE ..e ID . Area
glrpcing blow midway 0u E5I 5lEr1os-5 houer
doing heI bu- little damage, net SO, however,
with tao C5uTier; she IscslF8l so slFei
shock that her guards were stove lH +3d n'f
huIl dsnaged 70 such sn extent .Eat s1s sunk
..r,rst is-ls5istsly il eight lseI OF U4-ec. Al
the time Of hsr sinking ! was near tl9 n'alis
nf tba night, and upsn tire tscs OF her beng la
q sinking condition becoming known ihe men
on board were perfectly psnie ,licsan aIt
Some hundred aud fifty ran upon deck a1d easl
tbegoselgas into iss raieT, VI 16D -se sEIeHS ea'
rent its said, carried SIXTY TO 3 Wate'y grave
/ Had they rs1aiued On deck sad nos oseg 90
/ frightened. they would dcusi.sss have been
Z saved, 90 ths steamer emily sunk 70 hst ocltel
/ deck We c,uld not 6Hd Cut exactly aLy tai
accident sheuId have hspgere1. Fen tlls dis
tsucs :. looks IS if it WeIs threug1 sheer esie'
! lestness We have heard tie 5.a1sms1is Or taf
pilots OF bs'h boats, and th-y ere % tni5 az cs
The pilot o. IRE Dss Are haafd ibe v histi,
| Of the Courier but supposed hs- 90 bo gun
| boat lyiHg 81 aaehcT, hence, paid ua s-iel-il3-
! to IS, hut steamed or The b0l, y,hieh she VIuI
wss for ths men 10 take seULdilEs. Itepl1t o
1 The Courer heard the bell, aud, suup1smg il t-
I be an srsacr 90 bis siCuG., and tl4t sl val
riqbt, kept GA. The conseq qaaccs was dlsss-
! tr5us CO. .islo1, Ono DO wlieh sixty human soul
/ were hasteuei into eternity,
The Courier was a tgiersbly Old boat, a.
| though in good condition Sue uss owned 3,
/ he Evansville ard CAiso PACKET eomPauy, az,
vas insured 10 the amount Of Y2JOoD Th'
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TIVE have purchased he entire interest q NJ. W
w IsITs-HEsON ia ths firm u Z. d si'aLLs a Co,
z.rd have ss-oligted W. kNl6uLs cur t.rlner ee
-51tsrt " III ns Il ire room OF s. W. HuheEuH, VITO
has rsnred from said lrLa
m sncrioa ard Uonusaiou business viii - here
tsfr- ts cslduc cd under t15 nsUe and style OF X
~ PARKS u co. d. car twJ well known houses on
sfs Litrt si Es.eE-
.lsankf for past favurs- We hsPs, By close sppies
~ ~ tt-B-ss s-d constant stts1t0n 20 he inieresi e
M eur D. IRONS 70 merit n0g Only c0atnuanees D7t ~
Ezrsssd share 81 he liberal patronage heEbtOiofs De
,sg-zH H. a PARK,
d. BRA MULLER
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ROWLAND SPRINGS
FGR SALE.

rT,FE present oyyne- having tuainssr dgDsndng hz
,s-is and personal atleu iols hes e0ne.e 2 10 eel
- --z ~ ,,rorer, u viii be found iut tho place
for rfEes ssd esn accommodate ak ialnues ~ Sspa
100 f11id rrs Tbe place - 20 vel EnoFn tlat o Dc
Fr bo el II Il qusled - thers Is large traci
Of ana bsl1psiug ~ ths place patls Of rasihB Al
rhsi nay BE- wanted heE negro -Ertelo Lef At'g -'
szr5ss AI.o b large new barn ID, ID.
psrsons wishing 70 purchase can come a9d tooA :,
- tropsrtg or fds-eEs The unGers gned - btoTaA
- Wa Z. Quincy, or
nos Ia, a W MCCONNELL.
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T0tal....----....-,s.s.---. 81
STATES TO ELErr.


There are three members elected 30 the Fed
egal Congress to represent the first, second and
seventh districts Of EsStsTn YIgisia, ABOUT
whose real sentiments very little is known; but
as they were chosen under military protection,
we must class them, for the present, On tue side
Of the Administration. The relative strength
win thus stand, with the liberal admission n
the States vet 20 elect: In favor Of the Admin
istradon 81; opposed 9i.
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KEWssVAE..

~ G. sUEss, COMMISSION MERCHANT. ard
. dealsr iu al afndz or country Iraduoes 1zs 30
7oves g-lnee he late Ia re Norcrsss building
-yss burned 90 he lately occupied by Ripley
Wood CrCckely Uerehauta, " hilehah street, tive
s-rr frts izvlrgs EsrdH store whers be VII BE-
.Err 10 ss >, servs Oh ai us frieud- and cuztomer
F5R saIE--A lsrFs and we'd assorted stock o.
10 o. cksrv ard Glassware
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Upon thls point tie Washiug.Ga fsBail5csa
Gays:
Although several engineer Of6.e-s are ssslsI
TO disbelisys the rep0rs Of Gen. G-lm8ra's hs7r-
thrown shell Into ihs city Of Charleston f1H
his uew bslsaCiss cu Morris island. we shall res
5s SURPRISED 20 6nd the s-glsmaLt borne 0al -
facts On further EZamiuslilu. Ehe CEsaaeh
from Morris i8laad beacon Oh t5e cisT 5 less tasn
I'VE uiies, nothing intervening buf ssls ularsf-
bsyous and water, ami Gilmcrl'7 Bar sras ars
much nsaTsc than the beacon. "a win thus 81
sbie to reach If b. has not done so 'sl1sa5ys
the commercial part Of Charleston. thas nlrsior
IN fact, which the IKE lsit standing luo Feata
age.
TIE range Of the 200-pouu5sr Parrots fg3
say nothing Of the 300pouHisrl 81 hgs e.
gree Of elsvaasn-ls Is considerably orgr ~ nsies
A gentleman informs us thsi ko foVrd ens e
the 200 pCundsr shell done up iD ? pine h6z. err
the wharf 81 yorktown, the DAY aitzz -aa sraeu-
asien o. LnRi piaco ~ ne Is1s s. slE-seu Ien-ls
ago. Il VAS destined for Riehmo1i .san1 Ishi-z
sOnegsst 70 tins sfzet % TirgaHsf (siel flalls
the Iansse Faisr battery 81 Vomslsy creek. 81
x here were given the day, the hon. a1d r-fr-
uts at which ). tel Distance, hYs miles sad
three farlangs Siaes that perod Paus.t has
greatly improved hs pToisetllss
We learn, also, tTCm the ssm8 inloraaaf t5-t
General Gilmore Stated % him perso1a y alepi-
Gus 10 bis dePsrtura iur P1r. Blyai tha1 tae
range qi shs TIVE hHairsl pouuder wis eorsii.
srabiY ever 6vs miles, and that be now REGARDED
the Fauott sa4 IL improved pFoi8shle tte leat
for hstieTiug or boring purposes, aud tka lla7sss
in rauga Of any artillery TINS faT knc#l
s5s. therefore quite prepared % hear Eha a,ss.-
msul indOrssd Of having sh0lisd the "a rors
bis present position
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boat, We understsHd, can be raissd at a small
cost Thc cargo, being Of pershabia stuff VIII
pT5gs t0tgl loss. TnRs, within three weeks,
We have had not less than three stsam1Ost dis
sstsFs. by which usarly three hundred lives
have besn sseHhsa3
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~ The I.ouisviIls (Ky.) JoaTnas says the
s,raila properfy Of that State, in 1869, was
yaIred At nearly I've hundred and seventeen
rnill.ens ef dollars Ia 1861 Il fell of titsy-two
roiJi9ss. and. in 1862, one hundred zHd thrleen
-ilIfops, so thst the sggTegate depreciation haa
been over one hundred and sixty-ivs millions Of
dollars, aud Slata has been put back eight or
ten yesFs, for its total valuation aaw is not equal
70 VIA. L Was ia 1853.
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LUMPKIN house,
.gTHE.FS, G.F.

yr,gE undersigned hzs taken lis DID and wel-kn0wn
LOIEL.
AID IL determined 20 ulks it arst class hotel. EeE
changes VIII Us moderate and greatly below sas rstss
.atfIotsl1 in other EteE
she luvies the plble generally, ulI especially refu
ssss ike herself 20 give tor . eElL
EE5. DR. CADE,
T.sta Of Jackson. Miss
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From toe New YORK Haral-l
The political majority ia the United States
hOUse Of representatives., under the most hsY0r-
sble Republican view lhss can be placsd upaa
H. viii bs adverse to the present national Al
minBtTztion. We give the figures Of -he mem
bsrs yet 10 b. chosen:
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A5spateb from CosoeI l. ". Avery, com.
lnsr5Ilg ths 9 and b Georgia cavalry, dated
M svllIe, Ch5to0es county, - mi.as from
R-z-s. ard miles from SlmmsrviIle, Sept. 9
1853 50 O'clock. P n says: About Al 0'cl3ek
this sfsarnoou the enemy drove me froz Alpine
sf.sr two ana a hslf hours' hard fight. Ihs
enemy moved iu hssvy torcs toward LsFaystte,
Wsiksr county, Ca, end few Of iheir regi-
meats moved toward B ne Pond, Ia Alabama
a late dispatch lTOm him, written two clock
this usorriar reports ao rev movements Of the
enemy except tsai the Hsakc5 plcAe1s Cred al
bis ricE-ss occasional. y during tbs night. After
.Ls 6eGl aE kl7i8s Col Aycry tA back tcuI
ui.ss-R Rom. Ga J S9ztsCra, i3th
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IT'HOss. T. ELSHER & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. = 19eaoh9ree ST, Atlanta, Ga
-rDERSONAL- stssntion gwen 70 ths purcbaae and
- ef an kinds OF MERCHANDiZE, and thet D.
.-1estrasnt Of IoQpsy N Cotton OF Real Estate.
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This usually qujat little city has been In q fer
meut Of excitement for ssvora, days, and tie
c1Cuiry round about Is quite &c much sgtsLsd.
Startling ruuors ara ss abundant a. baCz birds
ID zpTils We LssT Of EE.le else than wars sDd
umgTs of wars.
The sruth sa5 tha whole truth Of the matter is
sir piy tEis Tae Yankees have crossed the Ten
res-oS river st Bridgeport, or i'm the nelEb5Or,
hood os tEas place, srd are supposed 70 5e Ia
1s5gu farcs Bt Valley Head, at the hsa3 Of wills
Vsrey, near ghs line Of Dsds county, 10 this
STATE. A 5.aN 'ofes Of Yankee cavalry crossed
tbs L1ck a. n untaju az Aeal's Cap, from seven
% ten miles ucr.bsssg Of Alpine 10 Cbattr0ga
county, bus they have gone back 10 Wills Vsl-
Isy What numbers are there Is not known.
Slzclrys ravEIy ard DayiB division Of iulsDt-
~, (5g.h yzakes com .Uzudssl ore in front. Tbs
-r-ly seems 30 be guist at the s5ove mentioned
g.-cs ls lhav have been i5r several days
Tis was he situation Of stialrs at 10 o'clock
Luasssy night, as officially reported at this
riags.
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Events OF great m1IHsut are on the eve cf
t-ans 3iEing-evenis that vii ass1nish he tiaid
who have lost heart IN the Southern cause bFsz-
no the dreams 0l southern s1biurston slrss5s-
accomplished. in which Northern f7alg 49, b
dulging; ast0uish Egr0pe ss tie rscupe-r' r-a
energy Of tho Southern cause. sud y zfssr.
Lincoln and sis fellow fslsns in Dessf f ~
into q cooked hst AZ lsas. into 81 Scotch IN
and military claak. Do the ussp Who e,rr-r
and trsmble iE the presence Of Ys8Ese 49,
sF know thst they are the victims Of uil7
aaliueiaaLanl rat thsy are l-spaIria- az 4 -l-r-.
Y-hsa he drzt slrsazs % - dawn ID i.+e---f-
visible e The eye Of laLh and ssu-sf Even ~hIr-
rara vita Der rosy hrTers' Il zTi1s ~ -s.--- h1
CON, aud s prsparius 10 aa15 ral-sn1sf n1t.n va
fuii siuigauce lf risen aln 90 l usvs-1s tass
llunt taale wl D. port ard .-1g- 1f 1llers-5 &
dark hoar before 1sy far he ai1nIrtt 5I,-r--. n
2aaralr We are tired 1i writing for tha -ours- go ~
eolfass.5l5 q l--s-- 1- 49aq and l1= Tor ne sTl
aAp1 o -7n ION ----7 a-- ne laliTal1ltil1 lf tl
crgakiug t-nsl-, Ehuuld leave lhsu IIrs tas toa
shsy are, 70 t--d aP1n l17 va1arl n lz tsursa1s
l Hliea lleJ llfs illp-lsq-e1 al thar i1 usaF
their rstUez We Er1g full HsI ard forssas tss
"a 20 slime l-ucu. T1rT Clearly when fhers r4er =
philosophers VII throw 1E thaf- r.4fs sa
emerge fr5ul th-ir sackelsth aHf -s5s s r.,-s 50 ~
I1Y and perhaps braE ths-r share I- &C. -ar-Iers-
altered 8ozt1rs OF Coaf-Iz--+s $500 --r-t 49, E
coming suF-lv T. is nigh. Tle Cdufzdsrsts 1t "a hae
1retca Tor b is hand with e1assuf51acr-s 7ii
son am power 20 graf2 victory power and haspea-
dsnce Aud W1s,her tie result cones ~
saa el weeks of n9a-h1 d-peuds lrecllelT -is5l1
The u1ity aad tas euergT with which rs han5,.
20 PM l'f-- To eitfcl -1e urzs- Docs
usrro7Tisss skagIc Ask why We thl7r SOP We 7y-.-
uot fCr 0as But for -houEand reasons I g uss -
hinge -7i7ho- Of peace t-at spans De sET r8 har-d
horizon tu- the heavens are flII af ltta -ssna5
which msEs t1s hr-1amsnt very prill ~ 11ps s1i
10y % those wac hsvs narroT IN tIaIr Aar1s
Linc0ln's power, friends. is broken rr r.rH 81 sr
quest must Be aoas with rha soillars row e11-1-rff
pF N als Grant Easscraus. never F1rs = ~
t1s r-s-ou that be csn -sa rnors armies Of usi
The only question Is, whi1 lhs Tarras arrf
row ll The a=i1i Who d1Cl-g ff Persuade. 7laf r-s
5eaarre 1ack 70 their pest ah haifcf The sr1
hav= 1sgeiT des5Trel their cn1rs sad ref-r fHs
trzeg rh- oeuf1aru Forest with red and crown f.
deed-Hiii hsve been done The ta-saIsral rlrasr =
H1secraIz ana Burnside win be conrsrteI irsa L -
treat, and another flank movement uiiI aur 81
tie Inc n-cE O. the ul-o rvsr while Lee sas v=.ae-
Gus haFl sHept q sandy H-ads from biz pam Hfl
aee-0V ihe EslEee faE and dictate Terms ~
In the sszt room OF white Esusa We
prophet b lea2se sr 3s ION bar 5b1 sen or e4arf
RsFtUzr-
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Y The parent who would train up child
ia lha way he should 20, must 60 the way 10
which be would train up his child
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Psseuegr5 direct from Saiiq.E report thst
that piaca has been -gain e7=custsd by the
ysazess. tle last Of .hcn leaving on Frday,
Burny alsr stay grest many fresh doPre-
as.isns we're committed, sad tizs cisiseus u
town and TIE suIouadiug euaugyy wefs greatly
guuoped. The store Of J1mss B. N5rasst WIS
brykeu O5ea and robbed. A steamer came Up
ard tsok oG all The remaining tUralturs hom
.he residence of Nathaniel R.dd,sk, Esq. The
ss.ad -1ons fsmlig residences of Hsu-y kiliick
snd The Rev Wm 3. We0ous, suffered more
tbsH as soy Ems b1ilIs. ILs Tesidencs Of tic
lst,cr gentleman was oeCuPiej sy lhoIn, aud the
saeing around the ard ana f1wer gsrdsn,
which had been previously niEaeulOUsiy PIE
served, was destroyed, aid tbs houses much
abused.
Joseph Little, Th3s. L3ckey and JAS. HaTri-
scr. enrolling c6iears Tor Ranssnand county,
were caDturcd The soldiers we're all from Eae
l6 b YliZiuis regiment. Mr. Little lost about
5000 ia in, which he Wss removing when hi
MAS Csgu.ed.
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s7sa Very few persons, even military ones know
~ as = tire 6ghiing number Ia the army relative
n 10 he uumlssa that ngute On ths uasserrols Let
.,- van ~ .aui. taken from th8 morning TO-
.,5 ~ - aost eh5ctye AID Leal-hy company m Tie
s.+b AIsssH.s TIE uamber On 10 rcl Is seventy
49, ff lisss Lhere acs 9r-G7ty this morning fOiJ,
-,.lv y f-scti5n over hxf OF these f0rty, i've Lre
n .fsf aud ubat 20 Esarch 0r hght, 80 tiist only
i ave e. lss than hsf, rsshy effective in csse
sf-bt to-5sv Aud remember that this company
- a b f.sr record taan my la the esiment ul
- tbirty three. nos Tor duty, naetssa are sick two
rva vysgous oas bntChefs, ena eurrfss zen hfagga
.s 80 s-s dei sca ed as mechanics, tArss axe on
fiorlvb and sFo arc n prisoa Ia Alaea0lz Taos 3
i5s Strength ul tie army filtered sway-C C0TrePoHa-
saes Mgbiis Rsgtsfa.
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eminent namely Genaral Almcnta, the Arch
bizhOp LRbistida, and GsneFsl Sslzs Tcs As
ssmbly then passed a vots 6f thanks to the I'm
per0r and Empress IF the French, and decided
thai statues OF Iheir EsjssHeI shoul1 Be erected
IN the hall Of Congress A vote Of thanks vas
tasu passed % General Fjrsy sad to the Ffsach
army, aud other distinguished individuals who
had served ths cause Of iRtsrvsHti0n
NAPOLE0x REL4xfzG MS EULR
The following ofi.iaI announcement hal
been published in Paris. Tns Government had
sent iusTuctions IS Mexico revoking ths msaa-
ures relative to the sea aestTaGou Of the property
Of these who haa taken I'D armi 20 oppose rs,
and c4nesIling the prohibition of~shs exp7rt8-
ton Of spseis. Although the state Of affairs in
Mexico has greatly improved, there are still
some srmsd ba1d5 in sZistenes who tnd sources
Of support from certain custom houses II o.
der 70 hasten their dispersion the French Ad-
mirsi, after the 25lh Of August, will establish
6l0ezAds sxssRding from ths Lagane5 tan
leagues sosth Of Matsmlro5 70 Csmpssehy.
The L)ndOl Asi0s says good effect has been
produesd among merchants engaged in trade
with Maz.cs, by the announcement that the En-
peror NAPOLEON has promptly scqqisseed IN the
representations addressed % him, and has recin-
dsd TIE prohibition to the expectation Of specie
rom Mexico. This willingness Of the Emperor
70 refress the grievance induces a hope on the
part CE Jhs holisrs Of Mexican bonds that fl'l
egu!vaisut viii be given 90 them for the pJrEion
o. the eustoTns duty which has bean refine pushed
by order Of the Freuch suihodties.
RUSSIA.
The Absiie aa Eo-a, OF St. Petersburg, states
in It's sa5Ing article thst It i certain there vii
be no war this year between RU5sia AMI the
three Powers which intsrfered IN the Polish
qasstioa; bat that, nevertheless, al possible
precaUti0ns are nog too much, with suci SILVER
shrf5s As Napoleon III, asd Eha present Prime
Minister Of Great Britaia.
TIE Bombay mail Of July 24sH vas received
ia London. Taa Bombay Saz5its says the nan
captured az Ezas Saho, had not b8sn satissae-
torily identified. Osher sspass taink ideniihca
ti1n complete. The cotton crop in the Madras
presidency bad been much injured by rain.
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a A second Tag 0f trucs bcas tais usst
reached City Point yesterday morning. ghis
time WITH six hundred SICK, wounded sH4 eon
vslescent psroled Confsdsrsls 9risons-s -
beard We have 10 prisoners Of this e6srssisf
to exchange tor these, and Il Is nos fk5v Cen
missioner Ouid VII give sound prisoners pfe
can Do OF lmEnadiais service ia ths enemyis
ranks for uusOun8 ouas 70 lay un in ths r ~
mend hospitals for months &C. csns.
Is Is intimAtei that the "ueuirsI grouadr f.r
the exchange OF prisoners OF war Is to b .rs1s-
tered Eou CITY Point, on ths james g P5rs
. althsii, CT the APPOaatioE This Wiz saor7
continuous lns Of raiiroad 20 Riehmou.l a7
greatly faeilitats and ezpedils lha sxehaa-e
RiekmOad ELa7HiHsT, 9th.
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J. r GRAVES. JR.-FFs ara paIssd . I-s--
Of the unfortuas.e accident 5T y snich this roune
Eis on The 29sh sit By letter frsu b's anir
sister, who IS refugee from hsr home. We IssFu
thst Jimmie wss killed By. his horse a
upon hin,. But few days befors Is dsssh rs
ha1 The pleasure Of seeing BIN rear ffs snasna-
mazt, and hltla did We think BIS sDfirs as
would so soon Be rigid b death Es wa ths
son 0i Z Q Graves, lBe president 0i Magg Sharr
college, IN Wmehes1sr, I8nu and was 3 Vaur's
man Of good heart and much iBtsllyarcs Es
was also nep sw Of j. & Graves edisoz Il
the Tsanessss Baptisf. and bslauEei % tie sh
Georgia eayalry. - ifiiehssfsT Baii-iin
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ON Whitehall street. between DecR-
tur and the Atlanta and West Point
Railroad
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-22
Latest from Vicksburg.
Rebels more active. Siege pressed
with vigOP. Johnston afraid to
attack

MEMPHIS, June Is, via Cairo, June
20.-The steamer Imperial brings Off
cial advices from Grants army to the
18th
Sunday last the enemy opened a Wig
orous fire with artillery and musketry
along the whole line and kept it up most
of the day At times it was furious hut
without much effect They placed two
mortars out of reach of our guns and
sharp shooters, from which nearly 100
shells were fired at our trenches but on
" wounding two or three men. The
siege is being pressed with vigor on all
sides. The defenses of our rear are be-
ing daily strengthened and Johnstonsev-
identity fears to attack them. Guerrillas
are swarming on the banks of the river
above and below here firing on all pass
ing boats.
The Alice Dean was fred on at Buck S
Island, 81 miles below, and one man
killed. Measures are being taken tC
check them. A heavy cavalry expedi
ton is being sent South by Genera
| Hurlbnt.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-22

Rebels occupy West end of the State.
5000 Troops at HagerstOWn. Reb-
els act as though they had come
TO stay.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20-A gentle
man who reached Baltimore by the Fred
erick train this morning, and who left
Hagerstown late Thursday, P. NJ, re-
ports passing through the rebel pickets
on the road as far east as Boonsboro'
and vicinity and says Hagerstown seems
to be permanently occupied by some g.
900 troops mainly from North Carolina
under Gen. Rhodes
The forces that have gone into Penn
sylvanla are under Jenkins and are said
to be returning with large nnmher of
horses and mules; also few cattle and
a large number of negroes whom they al
ledge had runaway from their masters
in Virginia, and Washington county,
Maryland. Those belonging about Ha-
gerstown were being returned to their
owners, and those said to be from Vir-
ginia were sent back under guard
Horses and other property taken from
citizens of Maryland have been returned
to them, and every effort has been made
to make their stealing as little offensive
as possible to Maryland
1t is said a considerable infantry force
was posted on the Virginia side near
Williamsport some seven miles from Ha-
gerstown. 1t was said at Hagerstown
that the conciliatory policy alluded to was
dictated by the hopes of obtaining re-
cruits in Maryland
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-22
NEW YORK. SPECIALS.
Lee I'm the Shenandoah Valley.
StOneman near HagerstOWn.

New York, June 20-The Herald s
Washington dispatch says: Nothing
has been seen Of the enemy since the
skirmsh at Aldie on Saturday. 1t is
evident the main portion of Lees force
is still near the gaps of the Blue Ridge"
The Times special says that two de-
sorters from Stuart's cavalry say that
Stuart has $4,000 in Warrenton, and
that Lees army is massed in the Shen-
andoah Valley, between Front Royal
and Winchester, numbering 10000;
also, that Lees whole army is prepared
to turn Hooker's right flank, and cross
into Maryland.
The Times special from Harrisburg,
on the 18th, states that the enemy are
no nearer Chambersbug, and that their
re-approach as fyr as Chambersburg is
extremely doubtful 1t is believed they
will abandon this side the, State line
altogether.
The Herald's special says: Troops
are arriving at Harrisburg by every
train. There is a prospect Of forward
movement from there.
at is reported that Stoneman's cav
AIRY was in the vicinity of Hagerstown
fighting the enemy.