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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
DRUGS, &c.

csS 'ToRe
DEoUGuTOS 4 WOOD BeG LEAVE TO
ID call The attention II the public 10 their new
ssiahlishment Just opened oiposiie the 'eurt
HOUSE
Having psrehssed AZ loves, cash prizes, ffe.h
stock Of Drugs. Dye stufs, Cbemieles and fsrfu.
nery. personally svtaeted frozen Eastefu Matksts.
they are enabled 90 ensF pure articles AZ mode
rate proht. Great attention viii be paid 60 the
iuap"riani dsfNrts~eut of pneecriptona aud In an
things dcy intrad 60 Keep up With tbs staies aud
endsavsf 70 please their enstopsfs.
4 IL PAIksT MEDICINES CAN BE FuR.
CRESCENT CITY DRUG STORE.
MAysyiILE coal oiL Is solp At IHE
Nl CRESCENT CITY DRUG sroRE.
A SPLENDID SOMA FOUNTAIN IS oPES
~ az .hs CRESCENT CITY DRUG sfegE.
VERY CURIOUS PERFuNERIEs ARE SOLD
' at the CRESCENT CRY DRUG SroRE
nHYstCIANs ARE RESPEcTFuLLY IN
L formed that prescriptions are reliably pre-
pared II the CRESCENT eirY DRUG sEuRk.
DRowN's TRoeHEs FoR SALE AT THE
ID New prus store, opposite the cour' ues'se.
CODA ASH ~ ANY QUANTITY AT THE
- New Drug Store, opposite the Court uVuses
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINE ALWAYS
l resdy st the New Drug Store, oppesiie the
Court House.
INCLneTIC REMEDIES CAN BE FOUND AT
II Broughton a Woods, opposite the Court
House.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

THE uNpFnaIGSED HAS JUST AZ
i termed lrosa the Essf. uhsrs be has iAii in
one u the i,esi sfo,ks u Cioihinz and sents faf
uishiuK Gopds etrr ts1ughf % this city. Nv
Cloths, Gassirnsrss, frstinEs. ac.. urrN s-lecf=i
With IN eys sinris - qnaiify and styie sud hsv-
ing beronsa cnuvsrsana with The tasfs ~ cur grr-
rie. an safisn.d that in this particular uy tesds
uiIi give sresfl-uf ssfisfsrftaa.
f.eutn FmrnishinE fsaads 81 every drseFtpffnn
~iil also - fruad ~ ny esfsiiishnlenf -sHeh 81
ctas~s Hosiery, Eeek-1irs, shifts. coiisrs. sss-
Veusisrs. 4e.
NJ fsriiifies far manufacturing Clathing are
ercsll-ns; snd - 81 caftinz Garmenfs r. ni--no
saftsfsrfiga ~ Fay ask - eus g. iaks = nsean
httsHE zsrnl-nf - uy hands.
fsrf -faafiuEs ~ rr~rg variety and - vi -
fsunf at ny establishments. Thnrxh u naay
ssand unreasonable 80 talk % 0seFcoafs during <
The q h-siad term" NEST rrspefrter iitaf IN
e. r~scc y fIie firae - prrfafr - rar. Huf ~
samrasr make ear prTsruttoas tsF tis csiid blasts
% Wisfsr. - tsitsf prFpsfaiiea raa = sirstsss
thsn the srtarinz = Euad rciiahia OFrrsosf,
surh a. may y. f0lgnf a. ~ Fifst strr~f.
sbrsisrs So CIaihiuE af eE~rT dssrrtrftqu Eiu
receive ihs r@rsnsi attfHtiGu - tiis nnaersiS
aud wiii = preastuy afisus ~ q. 1hg nitfie Al
We. 3 g. Prrtniers punstaalty futnit-a-
fssfore orderi Z fsii - Nins~r snifs Goats VII
consult their owa Interest ~ examining ny
f;ar-f. ard Frir~s EeFaFuafrs The piaus-
NO. Ftrst street, luesr Pest sli.es
auzIs y. "a. CARLIS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
GOODS AND PRICES,

70 lu.ur, q. a S---s : f.ir psspertias Il fhssr
FsfrHns-r-
--~.ff- rr.farcd prioss - zsaks roon fsr Cur h-w
Fan and Nlafsr Gnoes, eH
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
III oF cHARIEsroN.

" Nna HA<I@At@s
The atmosphere being 50 clear on
Thursday morning, the yiew Of Charles
ton was very distinct The smoke could
be seen curling up from the chimneys.
aud from the pipes ofthe steamers a. the
'sharyes There IS quite feet OF yes
sells IN the harbor, including several inc
steamers thai have recently run the
blockade. The rebels are said 10 have
loaded them all With cotton, and are
making great effort to run them out.
Two Monitors go up every night on pick
et duty b interceps them, and 70 keep
Wagner from interfering with the night
operations Of Gen Gilmore
SHORE vIEw oF sUsrKR
The view Of Fort Sumter from Morris
Island was most satisfactory. We could
G22k s2s satlls aati5se5 iHsq 4.s aPs cad -
The parapet, with the upper ten feet
Of this entire side Of the structure, is
gone, exposing 10 view the interior OF
the arches Of the easemases built against
the wall, which we're packed with sand
bags The easemates on this side Of the
fort were intended for the garrison TO
1--we in, and are similar to those on the
sea front, except that there we're no port
holes. The wall, as far down as the i'm
meBse pile Of debris that has fallen on
70 the wharf, was scaled out 70 the depth
Of about three feet, and flled with deep
pits, sho wing that the balance must
soon yield 70 the constant boring il is
now receiving Many Of the shells pass
over the top Of the ruins and strike the
interior Of the front wall and explode
there What damage is thus done 70 the
inside Is aot visible, bat il mast be COZ
siderable. All who viewed il on Thurs
day from Nor ris Island we're convinced
that the promise Of Capt Parker Tor is
Feduetion by Saturday Will be very like
ly realized The 300poander is now up
aud will do fearful exscatiOn tomorrow.
The rebel dag. torn aud tattered by
fragments Of shell, sill Aoated over the
front parapet on Thursday syenins.
A number Of rebels c0ald BE- seen on
this mass Ol ruins, dOlzing the shells,
with spade in hand, shoveliug sand down
the opening Of the arches, and packing
in HaRd.bags 10 prevent the entrance 81
shells underneath them Whea We lelt
the inlet late in the evening, however,
the tops ofthe arches we're All gone, add
The shells we're passing through and ex-
ploding in the interior.
The impression At the batteries was
that not less than twenty feet Of the
upper wall and easements would be down
BY Friday evening.
The reels keep mp an ihcessaht fire
from F0d Johnsoa aud the other bat
leFies on james Island They threw two
Or three hundred shells per day, aud The
casualties BY them thus far DO not exceed
more than ono % the hundred shells
thrown. Their practice Is good, bat the
men are 80 we'll shekered. and 80 used
to dodgi1g she'll, that they can easily
evade them.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
AREryAL OF prsERrrka

The monitor Montaak brought down
this morning from her picket station,
close under the walls Of Sumter, seven
rebel desersers from sullivan Island
The most important information they
bring is 10 relation. 10 Fort Sumter, con
hrming The conviction expressed in a
former letter, that the rebels are pre-
pairing TO evaeuaie it and blow i Up
They have been taking ammunition and
cannon out Of il for two months past,
and that. with the exception Of SIX or
eight guns, those nov remaining are all
dummies or qHakers For several nights
past they have been loaditg fehoonsrs
with powder and ammunition from it,
and have from the FIRST admitted the im-
possibility Of holding il
They now hold 1t merely 10 gain time
for the completion Of their deienses, and
will eyacuate 1t and blow il up Just 50
soon as We advance on in force IL IS
understood 20 be miEcd aud fully pre-
pared for the hnal catastrophe. Many
OF the guns taken out Of il are being
mounted on Sullivan's Island
The Gordon Of beer barrels across the
harbor. which created such panic in
April last, the deserters report TO be =
mere eontrivance to sustain telegraph
wire from Fort Sumter 10 MoulirIe.
They have a chain attached to them to
prevent the tide from carrying them of,
but no one ever supposed them TO be re
garded as distractions to navigation A
wooden vessel striking against them
would part the chain
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

The Baltimore AHseyicqns 8 correspond
euee from the flagship Of the monitor
fleet says:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

over Morris Island, and fall into the sea.
They have proved Of but little injury to
US thus far. Wagner, Gregg, aud Moul-
trie are quiet, apparently awaiting their
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

I lam sorry to learn thas the 800 pound
er Psrrott burst yesterday. Il was fred
but seven times, the FIRST saot fell short,
but the other six went square through
the wall, exploding inside These SIX
shells changed the whole face Of the
ruins, lowering the mass Of debris at
least twenty feet. and throwing open the
whole rear Of the fort The shells now
are entering through the rear wall, and
striking sgaiust the easements of the
front wall, some Of them passing entirely
through
The Mahaska, whilst engaged with the
Cimmsrone, Ladona, 0aOwa, aud Dai
Ching, also exploded her ten-ineh rife
No one was injured
Both Of the Whitworth guns Of the
Naval Battery arc also disabled The
finest one showed symptoms Of bursting,
and the second, yesterday, by prema-
ture explosion, killed four Of the gunners.
/ They have both been abandoned as POOR
concerns, not to be compared with tha
| PARROTS
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
SUGAR EvAPoRAToR.
Cooks Sugar Evaporator.

SOOh , OuSdI GNA kOA asOA'
WE HAVE THE SOLE AGENCY FOR THE
w sale of the Celebrated Evaporation for Glib
son AND NANDERBURGH Counties We
recommend them fron PERSONAL cxpsrienee, haN-
one of them last year. lt Is 20 the interest q
thcsc having Cane 20 make NJ 70 buy one 81
COOKS ENAfoRATORS. as the MelasSes made
on those machines seli Al fron 10 70 > ccnts per
gallon m than that made On common pzns. &C.
Persons wanting viii please order early, a.
there nav - delay In gesting them late in the
easoR n send for RhamPhlst e
VICkERN BROTHERS.
lea No. g Main ST., Evansviu
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

-FIMKG ALL DAY.
The shore batteries OF The army and
the naval battery, commanded by Capt.
Parker, kept up brisk FIRE all day on
Tuesday on Fort Sumter, over the heads
of the garrisous Of Fort Wagner and Bas-
terry Gregg. The high wind and cloudy
sky enabled them to work ~ith great
yigor, aud their blows on the west wall
Of Sumter were at the rate Of about three
in two minutes sat all the afternoon
watching the bricks fly under their Wig
oFous blows.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
DRUGS. sc.
Bitters.

Bitters.
IusT RECEIVED A FREsH SUPPLY oF
y ilae iaiiusiug Bitisrss Ccdrou. rianfafiun.
iar's Cherry wine. cernsn and Holizud Bitters
Al seniAKPFERs ilrHz stprs-
Periodical Drops.
FTrHT CELEBRATED JuHS L. LYAN's
Il TEenfh fsriosiirai Drop. just r-oeiv-ss 81
scIitAKrfkR's prug sieFs.
Concentrated Lye and Soda Ash.
CONCENTRATE LYE AID SODA ASH
" jast rrosiTed another isFE~ surpiy Al
scHLAkrFER's Dfng ssers.
Pocket Books.
A xOTHER sUFPLT OF POCKET BOOKS,
~ Purses, waiists. Portaloniss, wirs Pufses aud
scLAEPTE's Drus s'or-.
Congress Water.
THE REAL AND GENUINE ARTICLE ~
oopsrrss Water put ~ by Clara 4 WHITE.
tne thsu thee branded /" Congress Water q a
" Al the srd q each cork Aiso. fiss e~uuis..
Citrate Mssnssia aad Tsriro Citrate teaonaas.
AIways on kand and fFr saIe
scHLAEFTEgs pruz star-.
Cherokee Cure and Heimbold's
Rose Wash.
IUsT BECRIvED FRESH sUPPLY OF
y ChssoEce Care aad Remedy, Hsinboid's Ross
WISH tud BeIi's fiils, ~
Sterling's Ambrosia and Woods
Hair Restorative.
CTERLISG's AMBRosfA AND WOODS
> Hsir Rssfarafiss iust rcceirsd snd toT sAls 81
sc1iLAgFTEB's Drrg store
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
Tur cANx9xADE
FmnAr, Ang q. /

Nhe cannonading during the past night
-~-- levy hussy, anr tne rnrce fu1nitors
whicn went out early in the morning on
p,ekel duty joined occasionally 10 the
meS=s. This morning the cannonadiug
was terrific, aud ;he 300pouad Parrot
gun ef Gen. Gilmore is speaking high
abOvs the smaller gunA Zach report
Jars the windows aud the hmbers of The
aaeship.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

FLAGSHIP PHILADELPHIA,
Orr svsrEE. TuesdAy. Aug. Is. /
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

rT.HkNEYUB FOB PAST FAvoRs. We DE-
il sir- 70 say 70 car Cd cusf0rieFss thar we IN
infen6 nerrft. - strtet aftsnfion. ea~ appies-
fio1 and esrsfai pHrchsses, continuance q her
daily sTFresiated faTgTs, anS % fhs prhlic -
-aald say that al we AZ u . cali spe a. exazzi-
uatfou u oar
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

The siege Of Fort Sumter that Is now
progressing is probably the hrsa attempt
ia the military history Of the world where
a distant fortiheation has been literally
besieged over the heads Of the garrisons
Of two other Notifications Ia direct line
with the point attacked. The three
works stand about as follows
OV Bats. Wagner. Gregg. Sumter.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
Periodical Dropl

THE CELEBRATED JuHS L. LYAN's
Il FEenrh Fsrioiirai Drop just rerriv-si 81
SCHLAEFFER's Drug sters.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

CONCENTRATE LYE And SODA ASH
" iast rccsiFed another isFE~ supfiy a.
sCHLAEPFER's Drug sforu.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
Pocket Books.

A NOTHER sCFPbr 0F POCKET BOOKS,
~ Purses. walists, F0rtaiouisz, wira Pufse- aud
Tablets received al
sCLaEPTEs Drus Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

The election in San Fsncisoo ysstsr,
day resulted In the choice Of the People.
Ticket, being the seventh annual triumph
OF the reform party inaugura,ed by ths
Vigilance Committee Of 1856. The
,ickss Was elected BY large majority.
-Four millions of dollars was subscribed
70 the Paoi6c Railroad.
Ortegas' dispatches to Commonfort,
dated Pusbla. 2pth April, thus sums uE
the situation: During the month and .
half, the French have made eight AZ
saults. saccesding only in two. We have
lost nothing save our abandoned forts and
one line Of defenses. For The last thirty.
one days not foot of ground has been
taken. The enemy continues to throw
bombs into the CRY, and is cutting bitches
and court ways for an attack on Ssnta
Anna.
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pride. Of fear lest one nation should ap-
psar 10 refrain from propshy sssSnting
what il might deem to be An otfense, and
in this lies the great dagger. | feel con-
6dent, however, that II the two peoples, il
the two governments would speak TO-
ge.her iD the same senss. In the sspG
frank and usrsservsd tsrmsas VOC have
spoken to me this evening, all fear Of any
collision would be at an end, Hsar,
hear ] can assure you that. notwith-
standing the speeches Of some Of my
countrymen, Notwithstanding the writ
ings 10 some American journals. thefs u
no nation under the sun for which Amer
lea entertains greater regard Than En-
gland, and if the real sentiments of the
people Of each country can be clearly
established to eseh other. shall have no
fear Of their coming into collision.
[Cheers, / believe. gen,lemen, yen
have taken the right course TO produce
this desirable understanding. and shall
undertake with grest pleasure the duty
of ut once transmitting your address 70
President Lincoln" Cheers.
The London Times looks on Mr..
Adams speech as most reasonable and
timely. IA good many words may pass. =
says the Tunes, without leading 10
blows, and as We are conf lent that nei-
Their Englishmsn nor Americans have the
least wish to 60 to war with each other,
we look forward without mis,rust to that
mutual forbearance on the part Of their
Government which Mr.. A dams 80 wisely
invokes. We must submit. 10 certain in
,srrup.ions in our trade in Difference to
the rights of belligersnt. The Amer.
leans must tolerate some shortcomings
on our part in consideration of the diff.
cul,ies Of . neutral. We can assure them,
il they need the assurance, that not I
single violation Of our neutrality would
ever occur without the rsgrse Of the Gov
eminent and the depreciation Of the pub
lilo, but such o6snsss sanaet y easily
prevented.
In another editorial the Times show
reasons why England must put the mos
favorable construction possible on tn
proceedings Of thu Eederal crniaark.
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New York. NAY q.

~S~t N~~y SOs
A correspondence from the Army Of
the Potomac, dated 2lst. To the Tribune,
says the rebels are 10 excellent condition
aud . movement 10 on foot to cross the
river and give rs battle near that point,
or else cross At keliy's Ford and the Rap
pahannock station, defeat our forces In
that direction, and thus whip our army In
its present condition, and to easily drive
rs into the defenses around Washington,
or destroy and capture it. He will prob.
ably lad himself mistaken.
The railroad to Richmond 10 nov in
complete running order.
A large number Of officers are leaving
on furlough.
The irbanes Washington dispatch
says information was received lats thi,
evening tat Grants victories on Fsiday
and Saturday were complete 1t ever
point.
Richmond papers Of the 2lst contain
aetAs's OF the defeat Of portion and III,
falling back of the entire rebel force north
ward. Johnston was endeavoriug i
bring the rebel forces together 20 make
sand. but Grant pursued him so holly b
W" unable to escape. He was complete
iy outgeneraled.
Latest rebel dispatches state Grant Va
w Inc point oil attacking Johnston.
yen Banks, il = private letter. stats
nou'sl' na VIII soon he ready to enter til
Union sgain--this time as . free STATE.
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Han Francisco, May 10.


The Golden Age brings sdvicss from
the city Of Mexico to the I'd inst. and
Puebla to the 3oth of April.
Ortegas' dispatches 70 Commonfort,
state that on the night Of the 24th 0,
April, the French exploded mine At 8
O'Clock. called Stenimi, occupied by Mex
lean troops. A part we're buried 10 the
ruins and the balance resisted The French
oil night. Both parties we're reinforced
in the morning of the 25th, continuing te
fight desperately during the contest The
french exploded another mine in the
Santa Jense. The fight here lasted
seven hours. The Mexicans remained
masters Of the field, and capturing l3t
prisoners from tho lst Regiment of Zou
avcs. The French left 400 dead. Sinct
these fights the French have kept up ,h.
bombardmcnt. though less vigorousl,
than before May lst.
President Juarez left the city OF Mex
leo for Conmonforts camp near Puebla
for the purpose Of urging Offensive opera
tons against the French.
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Haiues' Bluff and the Elm
tire Works Of Viclks-
burg Captured !
GRANT TAKES A LARGE
NUMBER OF PRISONERS.
~ Pieces Of Artillery
Captured

THE FIGHT STILL GOING ON
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The New Orleans correspondent OF the
World, dated 18th. says Port Hadsou
will be attacked this week: thst during
the late attack if men had been landed
taey might have taken the place. No
doubt 1t Is or will be evacuated.
Ii IS expected by tomorrow Banks will
reach Bayou Sara from Alexandra via
Red River. Gen. Dudley Is rssdy to
march from Baton Rouge. and Farsagst's
and Por,ers feet are above and below
Port Hudson.
The Worlds Washington dispatch re-
peass the assertion that Hooker IS falling
back on Washington.
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the AnERscAN QUESTION.

THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
speech ~ Mr.. Aaaas 10 the ssTraAes
UnsSntsts.O
On the Cd inst, deputation Of Trades
Unionists waited upon Mr.. Adams, the
American minister. 10 present the address
recently adopted at public meeting of
that body, sympathzing with the North,
and applauding President Lincoln for his
emancipation policy. Mr.. Bright intro
duced the deputation, aud made few
pertinent. remarks. Speeches we're also
made BY several members Of the deputa-
ton.
Mr.. Adams, having expressed the
pleasure he felt at seeing 10 numerous y
population Of workingmeu before him,
said
GHssLEMEs: I accept with pleasure
the duty you have imposed upon me 10
receiving your address to Mr.. Lincoln.
Representing. ~ L do. my country in
England, you must be aware that stand
outside I'll local questions therefore, it
10 Hos my province TO express disss.isfac-
tion or satisfaction with those persons in
England Who express their opinions upon
Ameriea. II there srs sny IN tins coun.
try who put harsh construction On the
conduct Of the American government, i,
il not my place ~ End fault Or my rigl.,
70 criticize. Il 10 my duty. however, to
accept from the representatives Of any
body Of Eoglishmen the favorable ssnti
men,s toward the Government repre-
cent, and to reciprocate the frank, manly
and independent spirit in which they
have been rendered. understand, gen
tIemen, you attend here y representa-,
large bodies Of working men, Who advo
cate and uphold the rights OF labor, an,
it 10 therefore but natural you shosl,
look with dislike spon any parties, il
whatever countries they may exist, VII
infringe on those rights. You psrceiv
tina. 10 the struggle nov going on an a,
tempt j. made 70 establish government
on the destruction at the rights OF labor
. government Of physical power TO tax
: away the rights Of labor. Il 10 . quea
, lion shove all local rights 1t is pcncr.
, piiucspayy suuy thciCSIcp tuOuHu th8tU
. place in foreign country, you have
right 70 express your opinion thereon.
accept Ne duty you Impose upon N
> With great pleasure, the more so as 20
have taken adsan are Of the occasion
. speak on the question Of war. l sgr.
{ With your views. With two nations t,
the same race. Of the same high spiri
both feeling proud Of their superiority Q
I the ocean. under present circumstances
b would Be indeed surprising il somethiu
y should not spring up on that ocean whie
might occasion oollision. ] concur Vii
e you, gentlemen. - TO the great forbsa
> ancs which ought TO be exhibited BY bo
counlssss IN constituting the acsion Of ca
r other. | trust that in spite Of oil d
=. has occurred, there 10 10 che governus
= OF each country . sudicisut degree
q responsibility which viii induce them
t. maintain friendly relations with ca
| Thsss must naturally b. . feeling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
Washington, May Is.

"uBtv"t NH~J @~'
The National Republican announces,
by permission Of the President, the fol-
lowing despatch Il was received by the
latter Ut half past l2 O'Clock:
Memphis, May 33.-Col. Ansonstager
has Official information from below to
Wednesday. He says Gen. Grant cap
tured Hsiaes' Bluff and the entire works
OF vicksburg. large number Of prison
es and ~ pieces of artillery The bat
tie Is still ringing with every prospect Of
capturing the entire foroe in Yicksburg.
We hold jackson, Black River Bridge
and Haines' Bluff.
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Cincinnati, May %.

Cincinnati, May %.
The only rebel forces in Kentucky are
rowing bodies Of guerrillAs, bu, the rebels
are csruinty preparing for an invasion 10
June. Morgan has lefs bis command at
Monticello and gone 10 Sparta. Pegram s
forces are still between the Cumberland
and Monticello.
Various reports say that Price is NOV
ing towards the Mississippi river, and
had ii last accounts crossed the Arkansas.
Aarmaduks is said to have joined him
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PROSPECT or CAPTURING tn
WHOLE FORCE or vIoxsDuRol
INTERESTING NEWS FROM THE
RAPPAHANNOCK.
Feder0ls .MeriMg On Port
HssdsoA


A Washington special TO the Herald
says up to . late hour tonight nothing
additional was received from Grant
News Of his operations since the csptsrs
Of Jackson, although from rebel sources
are regarded BY the President and the
War Department As very favorable. and
indicate speedy triumph.
Rebel papers are filed with gloomy and
Respondent articles upon the position oil
affairs At vicksburg, and evidently antic-
ipate the worst from that quarter. The
Richmond Wing 10 very severe upon the
authorizes for placing Pemberton in com
mxnd.
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The following petition is circulating
in Columbus aud other parts Of the State
Of Ohio: The undersigned. citizens Of
franklin county, respectfully represent
that the most sacred right of the citisen.
GUARANTEED by the constitution Of orr ia
theirs, has been violated BY the arbitrary
arrest, Illegal trial. and inhuman i'm
prisonment Of Hon. Clement L. vallsn-
digham. We therefore demand of the
President Of the United Sites his iinme-
date and unconditional release.