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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rss" HEADQUARTERS COMPANY
Il. G. G, Sixth Regiment Q. v, Camp
at Beverly, Va,

Es" HEADQUARTERS COMPANY
Il. G. G.) Sixth Regiment O. Y, Camp
at Beverly, Va,
DR, G. W. RoBAcK, Cincinnati, Chic Dear
Sir--We receieed your long wished for aud
welcome Remedies few days ago, and haste
TO return YOU unaniitoas expression in regard
to our high opnior of the merits of tie same.
We have used them with great benefit to our
Company, and heartily attest to the prtlic
opinion Of their great benefits. In our cases,
especially where there have been su MANY great
changes as from the civilian in daily routine in
business at home to the exposed habits ut active
soldiers in strange and unnatural country, do
we most appreciate the merits of such Heaven
sent values as yours. To all those in our posi-
tion do Hc most emphatiutly recommend these
Remedies, being assured, from experience, that
they will be very welcome companion.
Yours, very truly,
Capt. Co. b., Sixth Reg.t 0. v,
Signed:
James Y. Semple tst Sergeant Co. B;
Chas. II Foster, Cd Sergeant. "
Chas. B. Russell, Isl Lieut.. Co. b. 9Th Reg
",
Thos. S Ruyse, Cd Lieut.. I" "
u. B. Warren, Sd Sergt. +"
Stephen A. Thaycr, 4th Serg't ."
Sam'l. D, Schooey, Commissary.
Corp, Chas. W Foley.
Corp, John W Taylor.
Corp, Ed, BultmaLp.
Corp. O. Q. Gable. -.......
Together with 69privatcs--a unanimous express
sion being given.
For sale at No, East Fourte Street, and by
Druggists everywhere.
The special attention of Suffers is solicited TO
this as being the best article for complaints in-
idcnt to camp life Jun e27.4t.
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Judge Hall,
Judge lIal'of Bucyrus, for one Judicial
Term the Common Pleas Judge for this
District, died nt his residence in Bucy-
rms, on Sunday last, the 18th inst, and
was inferred on Monday last,
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On Friday last snow fell in this village
and vicinity to the depth Of fourteen inch-
es. 1t was decidedly the snow storm Of
the season; but as the ground was in bad
condition for its reception, it did not add
much to the convenience Of our farmers,
by giving them good Shedding.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

" A reduction Of S per cent, from the
above rates will be made for Cash.
The space occupied by 10 lines o. the type
composing the body of the advei tisement, viii
be considered a square. a. .......
All transient advertisements, will be con.
sidered square.
An transient advertisements, together with
Administration, Attachment, Road and Ditch
Notices, must be paid for in advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite
ime will bc charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements are inserted,
one or more changes will be allowed.
L. A. Drummer, PROPRIETOR.
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Good News,
What better news to the afflicted than
to inform them of a remedy that is going
to restore them to health ? Have you the
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint ? Are
your digestive organs debiitated, or your
nervous system affected? If so, at once
resort to the use Of "IIoohand's German
Bitters," and you will be completely and
permanently cured. For sale by Drug
gists and Dealers in medicines every
where, at Is cents per bottle. jan 2-lm
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.ofal \ At(istellaneo,ls.
REMOVAL,
The Pioneer Office has been re-
moved to the Room on the second
floor in the Beery Block.
A CARD.

Dr.. II. p. Gatchell will be at his Rooms
in the "Pierson House." on and after
Friday, (to-dsy) 10Th inst, to attend to
any calls made upon him. lnmlds will
do well to avail themselves Of this cppor-
tunity,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-23

Married
On the 10th inst, at the residence OF
the brides father by Rev. D. W. Down.
ey Mr.. Abraham Shaler to Miss Margaret
l.. Lowmaster, both of this County.
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CLEVELAND, CoLuMBUs & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD
SANDUSKY, DAYTON s. CINCINNATI
HE "a n - ME aR -AEA- IN ID

CHANGE OF TINE.
ON and after Monday, Nov. l7th, 1862,
trains will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
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T II = PIONEER.
is PUBLISHED
9ridag. Moraiag,

IN SECOND sroRr OF BEERrs' NEW BLocK,
atthe low rate of one dollar and fifty cents II
paid IN advance; and two dollars il payment
is delayed six months.
SIN. PETTENGiLL, & CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York, and 6 State 5t.,
W. Boston.
are our agents for the Pioneer in those cities,
and arc authorised to take advertisements aud
subscriptions for us at our lowest rates.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-23

Attention,
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE
LINIMENT, in pint bottles at so cents,
cures lamsness, cuts, gals, colo, DC
Read the following:
Bos1 ON, July eth, 1850,
Dr. TOBIAS: We have used for the
past year your Horse Liniment for lame
ness, kicks, bruises, collie and cuts, and
in every instance found it to be the bost
article | ever tried in this circus compa.
ny. Please send six dozen, as it is the
only liniment We use now. We have
lG3 horses, some very valuable, and do
not want TO leave town wihoilt ii.
HYATT FROST,
Manager Van Ahburg & Co.'S Manag-
erie.
Sold by all druggists. Office, 56 cort-
hndt St. N. Y.
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GOING NORTH.

All trains make close connections at Clyde
with trains on the O. & T. Road, both East and
West.
II. RICE, Superintendent,
march2l-ly-2l,
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Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy at hand, fd its timely
use at the first appearance Of Lameness will
eifectually prevent those formidable diseases;
to which all horses are liable, and which reh:
der SO mahy otherwise valuable horses nearly
worthless.
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suceeeded in capturing number Of horses on inc clsek
and destroying the re Of Capt bucnsnan sra
others, c. ut Buchanan hastily rallied portion OF is
papy together with Capt Harvey Walkers and aacAea t
enemy while sti engaged IN his work Of destructon. H
Led ,x of the my upon field woundng some twen
Ave and utterly routed the remainder Our los two Ae9
and few wounded. All praise to the noble BUCHANAN ~"
Logon county be remembered toge.he, with Boone,
Wvoning Wayne Cabell Putnam. Mcdowell and Ducnan.
an are claimed telopg to the state OF Yves, FHs,
Yet these counties have brigade cavalry nnde, oene1u
kns and full regiment Of infantry undel
Cauin Besides these gallant Colonel Beckey % iepo
~ organizing new regiment Of infantry prfncpay !" Iv
gan, Boone and Wyomiog These gallant nioun'a'n n.
their pows and families 10 the care OF heaven ~
rush arms ia def nse Of the old Commonwealth. Sueh
anpes OF patriotism end soisscco are lew anu 10" w
tween. God speed the cause
THE MURDER OF MR.. r. II. WILLIAMS.
| We published some days ago an account OF tno
murder OF NJ. r. r. Williams of Powhatan County va.
Later intelligence has ben received from which appess
that the MURDER wss Committed BY tue OF al1. " "
iams, ju-t ne In the Of rising from bis supper.
The shot fred from Mississippi rife. taxing effect IN
his beat pasi though his body and striking the plate Oh
his little daughter the table The rife stolen from
lopv few minutes died without the suspicion Of
the character the Suspicion attached
but Driuer consideration, uumber OF MS
foes were arrested and they have since acknowledges
They Tor the commission OF tnen
crime lhcnuonu wing Jniy ~.
| ARCHBISHOP HUGUESS SPEECH.
| Tie speech of Archbishop Hughes, which we
publish o,ay will model for those who wish 70
su1y the stunrpfakiu.. With anecdos ana tact
and barney by tue nigh respect which his once
gave Linn m swayrI the crowd Of brother ri'nmeu his
Ell We do not m W a.. whs age the gifted preate leit hi
native land ut cersin before lie had given Ihs
0i'i''' ''''"' "'' Richmond Sentinel.
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DRAFTING ~ pIBILADELPIiiA.
Three Telegraph Operators honored with
IN Drnu"-Jhr Niciim. sing " he
star spuugied Hammer

PHiiADEirnis saturday Julys = lHhA
The draft in the lower Wards Of the city, COM
posing NE First District. commenced to-day.
Among those drafted were three distinguished
telegraphers namely: Robert j. Black, formerly OF
NewYork but Of late year, residing IN philadV!fh in;
Jacob X. Woodruff. and Barnard McSorey.
These e ntlemen wear their martial honois with
becoming Grace and viii no doubt wo from their
wellknown ability, determination Of charactor, and
gallnntry, heroic laurels on the field Of honor.
When the draft was concluded the spectator,
forming large concoune, led by Mr. Paryiu, the
blind man who drew the names, joined in singing
he "star-spanged Banner and other national n.rs
The crowd departed, with cheers for the Union ana
the Tag.
The draft has everywhere been received with IA
vor in this city, even by it, victims.
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An Important Correction.

WAsHiSGToS. Monday, July 81 1863.
An important error Of TACT occurs IN the adviees
from the Headquarters Of the Army Of the Potomac
published this morning. The correction which the
correspondent desires to be made, although written
yesterday, was not received through special meg
sengor, until to-day. lie says:
"On the 22d instant, while Gen. Longstreet was
endeayoTing 10 get into Eastern Virginia by way Of
Manassas Gap, Geu. A. p. Kills corps took pos
session Of Chester Gap. Oar cavalry made all at
tempt 10 drive him out, but he was too strongly
posted for success. They, however, kept him III
check until REINFORCED by Gen. LOngslTeet, when
both Longstreet's ana Hill commands came through
the Gap, and are now probably in Culpepper. 1t
was Longstreets command which was seen near
Amis,yille. General Ewelps coFps went 10 Stras-
burg"
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From Cincinnati.

GIN. sTANLEy'S OPERATIONS AT HUNTSVILLE,
AIA-DEATiI OF Hon. JOHN J. CRIIIENDEN.
s.ec.al Dispatch 10 Iae =. \. Tribune.
CrScissATi. Monday. July o. lea.
Tie report telegraphel from the East that Gen.
Stanley took 5000 prisoners nj Iiunt.ville Alabama,
isuntruc Undiscovered considerable foce Of Rebel
conscrpts under Gen Pillow on the other side Of the
Tennessee River, but made no captures except 600
or 700 horscs. About 3 able-bodied negroes fol-
lowed him ON his return. For this statement there
in the authority OF Mnlor-Gen. McCooL who attend.
ed the funeral Of his father here yesterday and lott
Gen Stanley and his cavalry within two miles Of
Winchester on the I'D inft.
John j.. Cnuenden died to-day at Frankfort, Ky,
of general debility. Ills death being expected for
some days, his son, Ma;orGen. Crittenden, came up
from Tennessee on Thursday, and was with him in
BIZ dying moments.
Gen. j. T. Bozle will probably be candidate for
Congress ia his place. "
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PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Nothing Further from CharIe,ton.
FOnrnlss Mosnog. SATURDAY. Jolly rs. ID

FORTRESS MONROE Saturday. July %, 1858.
The United States gunboat Memphis arrived here
last night from Charleston, but has no important
news She mas mail for New-York.
The flag Of truce steamer New.York, Capt.
Chisholm LETT for City Point this afternoon, in
charge Of Major John L. Milford. She takes up no
prisoners Of war; but has, as passenger, the newly
appointed French Consul for Richmond.
Gen. Naglee and Gen. Meredith arrived here TO-
day.
The steamer S. r. Spaoldng arrived this after
neon from Newbern, ~ c. There is 10 news from
ths. department to be made public.
foETHEss NoSEoB, July &c, 1868.
The steamer 5. X. Slaulding, Capt. Howes, left
for Newbern, N. c., at noon to-day. She is ex-
pected to return in few days with Maori Gen.
Foster.
The trial Of DR.. Brown will come up before the
Military Commission At Norfolk tomorrow MON
day, it haying been decided that the case comes
within their jurisdiction.
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70 THE PforLE OF NEw-JtRsEY: Acts OF vio'
.nce do restore individual rights remedy real or IAN
ced wrong, The law furnishes remedy for every grew
anee the every good citizen will appeal for redress
Mob often originate without pfeconcert Ia the aecid'nS
gathering Of crowd. la TIL. time Of excitement call upon
all citizens OF this State avoid angry discussions 10 q"
courage urge assemblies Of tho people, to counsel modsfao
aud every effort to preserve the peace.
Given under my hand and Pryy at Trenton this i9sh
day OF july 1863
Attest: JOEL PARKER.
g. M UIcHIysoH, Pnysts Secretary.
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A EIocisnde Runner Destroyed.

WAsniNGT0N, Monday, July 2, IN1J
The following dispatch was received by tic Navy
Department to-day:
FLAG STEAMER DiSsM0EK.
on Morris Island July Il, 1907
Hon. GIDRoS WILLS. Secretary Of tne Navy.
SIR: have To inform the Department that on ne
night of the 18Th int. large side-wpeel steamer, III
irving 20 run into Charleston, was chased by the
Caua, darr, and other outside blOckadersa aud hua-
ly headed off and driven upon the shoals by Com
mandsf George w. Powers of the kaatskill, then
anchored abreast Of Fort Wagner on picket duty.
The steamer was fired by her crew aud IL now n
total wreck The chances of success To such enter
prses are materially lcssened by our occupation oi
the main ship channel. n.
have the honor to be- very respectfully your obedieni
servant, j. A. DAliLONtH' re-" hunhA
Commanding y. A. u. squadron.
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L0sr0N. Mond5y, july ., Iat5
The yacht Clean, belonging 20 j. Wright, jr., Of
South Boston, WAS seized by the Collector o; tho
Port ON he g,onnd that her owner in ob.aii..ng
register tor her represented that he WAS ~ Ameri-
can citizen, vheieas he has recently obtained ex.
empiou from the drait by certificate tha, hc is an
RA,n.
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yr,cD. Ui,h.,rnwa tron, the Parks.

Bauery c. ri lie Flu klgllar Artillery, Cart.
Badv in. aud ,h, / 4, 40 Reg zen, Volunteer lntan-
Try, Capt. Read, whicn have o,en stationed IN sne
Park duriug the past Two weeks we're ordered 70
the Batter, on Monday morning, wh.re Ley VIII
hold Themselves in readiness again any iust er rio'
ton, al.lI rbnicc.
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Di-bsuest Qnarierma-rer.

ClNoSSAri. Moufay, July g. lso9.
Cepi Huir, Assistant Quartermaster at this post,
was arrested ,tis morning by order Of Gen. Burn.
.ide charge with iregulsrity in his accounts, aud
ylpropnar :. T. 'ds 10 his own use.
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THE RAID on wYIHryLLE.

~ G,n. y. Coopcr. Tie enemy, one regiment Of
cavalry srd parts Of 40 resin 90 infantry about 1850
ro.s fote 60 Nytlevlr tte before sunset Yesterday
Alao., a. la instant Two newly of.s"s'd eompa
nic. aud hs employee Of h psoc b" OIL seoa' l2o m'u
4. NJ BoN3rf, by thr passenger train. u.rired.
sharp aifnsh imm-aat0, coinenced m Tie street. and
yer fcse 9Th p-u Of IN. aod brought sh.m on ho
uain ca onyel ana 'wo oi4ens were Killed, agd Lieut.
Tic enemy Colonel Poland. commanding tho bis,dc,
other tolonel QUE Major and seven D. yar kle1 one
eut~ulnt oourl ava about % wounded aud IA our
h.nds The Lieutenant oion.i, FoNe.. Is reported nor.
tly wounded an Informed thc} list every one Of their
h,a officers. The oeumi1d ct Nythesle suou ~ O'Clock
last night. Tstfr-tins toward ahr"rli 'ouf House
II l. iust now reported the, are coming down Wsker
Cres 90 this place. fhey retreat by the way thoy
wil probably be inicfccItr and cut ny.
Ihoj pao.d GA heir rteai seventy i've or eighty OF our
men whom. sapp.se they found convenient L. carry oh
~ course to pasoe, Under .Ich Circumstance, Ia worthless
unde. thrir own order.
Tho damage to tho railroad be repaired IN IN hour or &c.
Tue Jal m.safy and Ouaermas,er soIehouses, snI
SAMUEL JONFs. major.General.
Dublin Is 10 Pusst county ou tie Virginia and leLno,.
see Baurosd, % niles cost Il Nyhoyiils
L,NcnBr. july o. 1868 line following private d patch
Late leads the conclusion that other demon
ntols Threatened. ard that the force Nytheyci s.
ony oeAcnunt from hc mails lody advancing on other
points The enemy carried on one piece OF our aftie
The pafoed pdsoncfs h.vc au,ved at Wytheyille.
LlaCnnO Jaly y -fa,engefs by tho Tennessee train
report that tie WYheve Yankee raiders captured
Monday, at East RIVE Mountsn, Mercer County. by the
commend oi Col MeCauslind number Of negroes aud
hofes. captured by the Yankees rocapurod About
twenty houses burned In Wytheyic among them the
Office Of The Dipah newspaper wh material hhtufes &c
FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
BuEKER HILL, Juiy 2O.-'Ihe enemy IN force Is
trutwouy reported crossed into Loudosn county
making demonstrations at Smokers Ferry the She
nbndoah and at Sucker. Cop yesterday
Several hundred ialkec cavalry advanced from the yo
within miles Malsbug aEd were driven back by
u regiment OF our cavalry.
FROM MissssIrPi-oUR ARMY FALLING BACK
ADVANCE OF THE EMMY IN HEAVY FORCE.
MoRroS, Miss, July IS.-Ihe army WAS stl
slowly falling bach up 10 O'Clock yesterday evening. No
troops except about 200 cavalry had crossed Pearl yor
Oar cavalry has been skrmshLg with theirs beyond Bnu
Citizens who since the evacuation Of Jackson
sent 10y thc citizens to Grant formally
surrond,rng tho city assured them that private
p oprny would be respected Their cavalry came In at
oclook aud took possession. .
Gen. Jackson has iu.t returned from Grants rear lie
captured aud destroyed tain Of 100 eommissary wagons
and reports gu force ~ Canton The oneuy crossed
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Washington Navy Yard with blank books and sta
tionery for the current fiscal year.
RESIGNATION.
Major Leavtt Hurst, TO the regret Of his friends,
has resigned his position Judge Advocate on Gen.
Heintzelman's staff.
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Rebel Opimioa OF Copperlread..

On the recent occ ision of John Morgaos rand into
Iudiana, the voice OF the Peace Democracy" Was
emphatically for car. None held back debating
whether II won.i bc constitutional 20 shoot at
Rebel IN Indiana whatever il might be IN Virginia.
Copperheads nave horses and milk.houses 20 defend,
and buer experience has taught them mat the un'
grateful Rebels ayhawk from all alike. The guer'
rlls did not apt to disguise the contempt they
felt for their cowsrdly halfway friends. Lieut..
Adams of Morsau's baud, with squad, after burn
M bridge north OF salem, went TO Quaker
farmers hoase hard by, and asked for some milk.
Ihe friend denurely accompanied the Lieutenant TO
thr snrin,,.bonse and told lin to help himself and
men. Viii drinking the milk the following con.
yersation occurred;
Jteaf. adams" You're aQuaker, amt you r.
Fr,end VERY sobsrly -" Yes
LieHL H. Then your an Abolitionist %
Fr,end tditto)-" Yes"
Lteui. 4. (dercelyl-" A stauch Union man n
Friend lempbatically =" Yes"
Lieut.. Il. alter laassl--" Got any Copperheads
around here y
Ffiend-" Yes"
L,eut A-"Then why in the h--ll don't you hang
them We have way OF choking saSh people
down our way"
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Movements Of the Twenty.Grst Regiment
Ny. -. n. q.

To the Agent Of the Associated Press:
BALTn0aE Monday, July q, 1863.
The 2lst Regiment, N. Y. S. N. o., leaves this
place for Pougbkeepsic to-day, and will probably
snlye in Eew.York tomorrow morning
q. SCHRAM Major.
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The Expedition 90 Wyfhc,iiic-Keporic
Capture Of the luiou Force.

ADVANCE OF UNION TROOPS IN the sHENAN-
DoAH yALLEi--'fliE RETREAT or JOHN
sTON's FORCEs--THE RICHMOND SENTINEL
TO PEACE DfMOCRATs-IT WILL HAVE No
INION-NE,ER-NENiR
We have received files of Southern papers, nclud-
ine those of the 23d inst. from hich we make the
following eXtrrcts:
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
Reports from Rebel Sources to the 18th.
Our Forces Strengthening their Position.
CANN0NiDE KEPT Up ON BOTH SIDES.
INNONADE KEPT Up ON BOTH SIDES.
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER MONITOR
REPORTS FROM JACKSON, MISS
jeff. Davis Sets Another Day of Humili-
alton and Prayer.
WILMINGTON. Monday. July q. 1858.

WaHISGToS. Monday, July q, 1863.
The following extracts are taken from TIE R,ch-
mond Disp4tct Of this morning:
CHAHLYsToS Friday. July "a 1865 p. m.
The hombn,imeut renewed early this morn
ing, with rapid and continuous firing, until flag Of
truce went down ~ . o'clock. Tie attack was re-
newed this evening, the enemy occasionally firing at
Cummings Point, and Sumter replying heavily.
The firing Is still going on. We sent down 10 the
feet to-day I0j paroled prisoners, and received 90
4 Yhy-ioian Jus, from Hilton Head says that u Of
orr REGULAR took tie oath OF allegiance last Wednes
day.
The casnaliies this morning were three killed and
six wounded. Those which occurred this evening
have not been heard from.
SECOND DISPATCH
CHARLLsroS, July 25.-Reguiar firing from Fort
sumter and Battery Wagner at the Yankees on
Morris Leland was kept Wy al night, aud continued
an Of today. The Yankees occasionally responded
from their batteries Oh Morris Island. The monitors
and tie Iron,des, !, ing outside took no part. The
Yankee. bayc two hattero. on Mor.s Island, and
have -lrcr ghoncd their position. No casualties are
reported roday. Another monitor arrived to-day
making six in all.
FROM TIE MISSISSIPPI
MoETaV. Fde,y. July %. 1858.
The enemy evacuated jackson yesterday morning.
Col. VIM Adams cavalry dashed IN and captured
few sigagger,. Canton las also bern evacuated
G-.n, . cp'uo army has gone 20 Ni,ssbarg. An at.
temp, to blow up the Ate II failed, although il
IL badly damaged. OR cavalry are pursuing. They
have DESTROYED oil the a-A.1c -hors rolling stock
cannon and track between Jackson and yeks-
burg.
Mobile VII, no doubt, be the nexi place Of OF,
tack.
SECOND DISPATCH
MoRToy, July 2L-Au officer from Vicksburg
says tina, Mephersons entire corps LETT that place
the 2lrt moving up the river. Their officers stated
that they were going to Richmond. Transport
from above are constantly arriving. Nearly all the
rolling stock aud cannon were sent up 70 Grenada,
and wefo consequently saved.
JEDI. Davis ia, issued PROCLAMATION appointing
Ausu., u rs d day OF humiliation and PRAYER.
TnB MOVEMENTS OF GIN. RoSECRANs.
TIE h.oAmoAi EH4lUer of the q has the fol-
lowing:
ArLAara. July 23.--Gen. Rosecrans ID organizing
a force to auack Atlanta ana make IL raid on the
n rh-Westeru Georg, Railroad Active prepare
tons being made for The defense Of the city aud
railroad 10 Chattanooga.
Tie Rebel Gen. Bowen died on the 10Th.