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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-11

We are authorized to announce William Zim.
norman, as a candidate for re election to the
Office Of City Marshal, at the annual election 10
January next.
We are authorized to announce Benoni New.
BY, as . candidate for reelection to the Office Of
street Commissioners, At the election the first
Monday in January next.
We arc authorized to announce G. R. Will.
Jams, rs candidate for reelection 10 the offics
Of City Collector, at the annual elect on in jan
uary. by Tax PAYsn.s
We are authorized to announce John j, Ro-
ney, as a candidate for City Marshall, 1t the an
nual election in January.
w. w. Austin, Is a candidate for reelection
to the Office Of City Clerk, at the annual election
on the 4th of January next.
Lewis Nj. Baxter, is candidate for re election
to the office Of City Assessor, at the annual
election the first Monday in January next I.
Messrs. Eiitors: Please announce the mama
OF Eiward .. Petty. with Virgins & Co, As
candidate for the Office Of Street Commission.
er, at the ensuing City Election. and oblige
Many Friends.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-11

CINcINSArrI, December 8 1868.
Flour firm and unchanged, At $5,55@57O
and extra Sc.
Wheat. 81, 2O@1, 25 for red, and $1,4O@1 As
for white
Corn. LIS for old, and 95@96c for new.
Oats $4,000. Rye, $3.50. Barley unchan-
ged.
Linseed Oil 4145. Whisky, soc.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-11
d E A T. II 8.

MESDENHALL On Saturday morning.
Dec, 9th, Of Scarlet Fever, EDDIE WarraInoI
only son Of II. w. and the late Louisa w. Men,
dendall, aged yelrs. months and q DAYS.
Ii iHTFORD On the 7th inst, from a
wound in the head, caused by the accide ntal
discharge Of his gun while huating; JOIN. cid
est child of James and E. T. Lghtford: aped
Ia years. 8 months and days
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-11
Annual City Election.

NOTICE IL hereby given that sisction will he h.ra
Ia Enzin. House No B. on Monday. ysou.ry g. Isst
Tor MAYOR, Eight Clsrs Asssssog
Collector. Marshal Three shool Trustees 70 ssrvs
for tso
By order Of the City Council.
Deesnber 10, 1853. 81 A.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-11
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.


The attention Of Congress. during the
last session, was engaged 10 soma extent,
with a proposition for enlarging the waler
communication bet@esn the Mississippi riv
er and Lie North western seaboarj. which
proposition, however, tailed for the time
Since then, upon call of great respectable
Ky, Convention has been called. at Chica-
go, upon the same subject, summary Of
whose views is contained in q memorial ad
dressed to the President and Congress, and
which | now have the honor to Law before
you. That this interest is one which, ere
long, will force its own way, do not enter
tain doubt, while 1t is submitted entirely
10 your wisdom as to what can be done now.
Augmented interest is given to this subject
by the &C VA commencement Of work upon
the Pacific railroad, under the auspices fav-
orable to its rapid progress and completion.
Enlarged navigation becomes palpable
need 10 this great road.
TIE DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE.
l transmit the second annual report of the
Commissioner Of the Department Of Agri.
culture, asking your attention to the deeeI-
opnen's in that vital interest of the nation.
GENERAL SITUATION PRESENT AND
FUTURE.
When Congress assembled a year ayo.
the war had already lasted nearly twenty
months, and there had been many conflicts
on both land and sea, with varying results.
The rebellion hsd been pressed back into
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-12-11

fHE PosToFFiCE DEPARTMENT
Daring the past fiscal year. the financial
condition Of the Pos,ofice Department has
been one Of increased prosperity, snd | am
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
OPERATIONS OF TIE GEORGIA
Capture Of the Food snip
George GriswOld.
SHE Is BONDED FOR 500. 900.
The Ship Jabez Snow and Bark ANA
zOnian Destroyed.
Arrival Of the Crews at Rio
JaneirO,
ks., &e.s Ass

Dy the arrival OF tho bark Gngareia AZ tDw port
tsrday havet tho of tho capture o. the Amsr
an food shp George 6rs~od, Captain PenRai, Who, 10
viii be remembered, took out for ng EnviRn
operatives cargo worth $500 600 free u freight
ago.
The George Grswod is a spisndid ship of 30 tons
register owned by y. L. q. Gris~old, Of this city.
She was built at Quincy 1884, and her nrst
voyage and no nee ves.o ever this port aDd under
circumstance which will render her name familiar all
the world.
Alter leaving this port, in tho middle Of la, winter.
sho made very rapid passage TO England and her arrival
was greeted with many man as,silons of deh. and ap
probation Her officers cnierlnned In 'he best pos
sbe manner and the ship was visited by tho nouiisy
and the public generally
In fact tho grcaieai cnthusasm prevailed throughout
that por,on Of England hcr cargo brought much
relief.
After dscharring her valuable cargo she went 10 Gar
dn and loaded Calao. aud her passage war cap
tarei by rrvacer Georgia. and bonded for one hun
dr. ed thousand dollars
II. conduct u the pirates unsecounble ~ tho
mission she had bat few wesks previously performed
should hsvc made ber sscfsd TO even pirate.
The bark Cuigarella Captain Bunker, arrived today
from Rio Janeo ard reports Ina, the shp jbes Snow,
Captain CHM. from Newport, England, with cargo %
coal bound Montevdeo captured May -, ,n Ati
tude II south, ougitudc ~ west by rebel rsivaiesr
ana burned aso that the bark Amazonan Captain Love.
land hence for Noltrvideo captured BY the sans
vessel on tho I'd June 10 latitude IL ls son longitude
"a 20 west and burned both traIfsrrei 10
the uanoyerlan brig Viva and arrived ~ na Jsnrho,
Juugo a
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
OUR BlocKaDERs orr MOBILE.
Oar Naval Correspondence.

sTiAx sioor TkcKswsNr.. wrr Griv Sqrtrsos,l
MunI1 itAr, Juno 30 1893. J
Iiavvg received sl,p from nexspapcftupts~sd ~
mc from print " b. the sEw lons bxAAlD ~ june
IT, and relating 10 vsses on this station stmn
through the columns q PAPER 10 oontfad,ei a
thoxe gentlemen WIN ind wonders whan They do not
osst sometimes interesting reports Of drsss bsn
they do not
The trade done by the rebels py running tbs
blockade d~naes dawn when ia. proportions ~
counted up. Ia small ngufe The large steamers
mentioned AND e6tpn snips small steamers ~ nvs
feet draugh, sual sohpers bli lee q ~hlch
sscapr, 10 Elaht two captured zoe hsrBcd
and ashore Tho prix~ STEAMER fNgeabs .
small New York losDaat Toe r,v-lnsr " X. Gaylcr lid
rot away from tho gunbnats bsn chasing tns
Orefo
he sloop of war fa.kawanns d oot III q crippled
condlou has shn b-eD refused dDty savluG
th- Ne~ York Aayy ard TN the ronuayy, shs
steam her hifteen kgpt md at wcsk caught Tho fAst
hundred aDd nUy- bales oattaa--sna after
fackawBana hsa been uaef siaain asd hd nros
nut tho an ~ March Consequently ta ho,iers
oiry 4I ~ make their tot ~
of tue vcsssie have UaeH Brafy yesFa and
not 10 n 4 rate order, bot ~ cal - ssea
ny swing thts pnnrly your - - 49, fenovea
wrong IMPRESSION ~ ~ irsNi sictef whh bns teen
advertised several tneu iaiars ~ lnisfssoa fsr
ties bgt ~hleh y lr EvG pf9er snd hss been
hrit, Rlttangh rsnt a. without aaV t a. nip,
eontfstE n the usual sust snd pfeteat posr
ances do s lerogm bef t1ises utui use 90 ~ ib-
wu r manner that ~. g.s osst :, be- sonssfssi
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Hampshire; r. A. Elis %. @, Corporal @ A. lamp Co.
A, John Caufmsn, Co. A, Tnos. N. Woodward. 90. =,
CORPORAL Chas. w. Upham. %. D. Lyman rhipEs: %.
Rhode island; John Leonard, Co. /, second Vermont;
Samuel Toledo, Nineteenth New York Jacob Deitz Co. "
Jas H. AcClung, Go. d, Fourteenth New YORK Amerious
r. Hunt Co. g. Charles Tibbets, Co. W. Bishop, Co.
l. Twenty seventh New York; James A. Tuttie, Co. l.
VIM. Ysager, Co. I, Freenth Pennsylvania; WIN. Gibbs,
Co. r. Seventh Ohio; John Truxel, o. d. Twenty nth
Ohio Z L. Reed Co H, Second Wisconsin, Q. y. Clark,
Go. A. John n Lee, Co. y, John Durfee, Co. First
ray, Co. =, James Cunningham, Co. @, Eighth United
States infantry c. n. Evans, United States infantry
Chas Nc Donald, Rinctcenth regiment; Geo w. Foen,
WIN. Walkup, Henry Clark Lewis, citizens.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
q He y Ay :

Lo.. or D,e q. =. Dunboat srtofa.
or la'ev' sdvkes y n ss~ - M tfss ths news
- ne -. - tne rritef .'sfes Eatbst frlssa - soi
ns.a .ih 80 tnitd siaos RI. naas Anisala ibs H.
sisir.I ttcs.
10 ssota = no fwenty ihfes sefs~ gnsl4i.
bant x te early ~ y ~ t,beou ffon. ~ tms
~ So pat lrm es.oiatftpa unn the t'ns a sbs
disaster wbieh hsa aefts9 q hcf ssfvitsi 10 Las
tcch oue II the ms.g sstIre sassis II hsf class
30 go bsni ~ Jsees ssy-g s. ifpsfsf .hls 10 1891,
asd ~ oannsa were siafssh-a sy ,. =. Norris co. u
~ sailc faee. - essi ~ eminent ~ 'ge-ax
sem -ilan. sss 100. snasss 80 roo fosai, 90 ooo
ehe whs b4At@ fhs bsai -tfs oak ata ths snse.
hrass "A astsa = - tssi ana ifosr,ss
ssfp,i1a.
Her issgu tet~sss p.fpsrtcsiwr 80 iss 'sss abd 4
H. rtu dosk. iss teos hrsat,h = ts@a - isst md
acpsa x Bsid IL test rha l@a TO seeAf -fhs gun
cotf 40 ~ b,rtt eV,s III tarsh dck ~s. u s.sh
cna 4 d. v~sei lhs enfrs bsas sppfewASa V ns
mtebowy, brilsr A.. r. bsfts ssss ~ ~. Abess y
iss ~ sod ~ss aridss lnto estn - ~
~ ~wssopu srsaofses. rts iorvard beth eses -a-
fof he ssiigrs ami alfn ~ 'eet Isog Hsf tonnage
wss as-ut 80 tons. fsr arnsms~i eofststsd q fogr
tHstsy foef foHtdcr houHsevn, sasvss - ls.o
al naea piv0s So tbs fo,seassle dses
a. n f@us4gs u ~ farss tso. NV nrass .te %.
ma asSssp " commanssr " n. rsu, w1s soasa.1asi
80 rhfd avsNp
ii~ ssrvic.. ssd srfluns have t-eu sunsso.s ssa
Drifaui, asa ~vsa tax sSa,s ,ash s@a give
lresst 10 detail t,ss a. Hsf - 80 ~ severely
isii n AsmEsi Yarrssgts vg-ssfos
ne folkw ng = lht = bsr oasssn~
Ilat~nses--S ~ fNy.rpsgt
Asssaaf NvFpen-J N. t4ss
AtFtsala IsFsaass-1 ~ iss.wo~d
Azltsg Nsf1r-A. k1fAfA41~
Ao,Ag Eastens~t n reiA q ikos
kaltgsf Mafs@F. ~ Wnna
fsfsaslFs-aksst1l A. st1N&. " fs NMin n %
tal&A.a, " " eux, ~ Ffes, N.1d UsGA
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
MORGAN'S RAID.
The Rebel Chieftain. with the Remnant
81 Ills Rand. san Ia Ohio-iIi. Effort.
20 Esespe-iseporses Fight or the Mas
kingum River, &c., &c.

tiscINsifi, July q, 1895
Morgan eFossed The Muskngsm river At fAstfast
cgbsscn mnes below zanesyiiIe. Al Ton oalock tns
morning. scouts report his forss tbousand struns
With three pncns d artillery. cotorrl Tenant oC the
Eighty flsh Ohio cent bls regiment a largo number
a militia after him.
col n'l chandler, q zaue-vic, and twenty I've e1sn
scouis, were captured at Dcarcstown az nlsht.
ne attest reports from ssaiport ssy tho FIGHT, ss,h
regiment Under fisoienant ,olonci wcrsriand arc
nshiing the rehe and driving them a. tbo river ,owaa.
zsaesrIre This news u no, entirely rs.isbs
Rrslns@s " suspended zanesvllle sDa ,hs eu,5rp.
turnngos ca ssas< 10 resist norgaa' : Isogrcss
d1~rS~i, July -, Isst
Morgan tbs afternoon wa IA q erussy county, near
The osntrai OHIO rairoad ami was sytoaed h. be maj
na waId o. the OHIO river
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY "a, 1868.

The Scnoma double ender with sido wheels ana puns
for river service might have copod with tho pirates ous
she Wa wanting In speed was proved BY her faure
ovortake The Florida February last under fAvoraos c'
camstances.
The Octorara. also doub endcr could not be regarded
match for either the Alabama Forioa either ~ TO
CARDS speed or armament
Tho roga side wheel steamer of moderate speed and
inferior armament did well enough for the service sho
In coutrsbaad trade
Tho Santiago dc Cuba an old worn out side wheel
senser steamer though nrst not wanting In speed was
not ut all calculated ovcrtake and capture the Alabama
and Florida As cruiser she worthless
These vesses ccmpored tho Flying Squadron OF Admiral
Wilkes Others sent. but Of what description Ono
poor, worn out side wheel steamer, that was almost
ruined by her trip TO her destination. Then came tho
Rhode Island another side wheel steamer sad 10 bo fast
and well equipped. The oontraband runners knew all
shout nor, and nmcs Mat desired better sport
than 70 meet such prizes every day
Tho Shepherd Knapp, fine sailing ship, also sent
complete the grand Flying Squadron and then the fleet
supposed be completc until Of late tho Merccdisa
and the Juniaa wedged to make the organization
compete. Tho Junata mad been tried again and again
At homo for year and found detective. Al length
her machinery gave promise Of good work. and sho
sent down 10 take her place among tho flyers Tho
Mercedta reached her station thnn she began
70 leak.
With the available force mentioned Admiral Wilkes
expected to catch semmes and kait, wen as 10
capture the numerous blockade runners. What might
have happened had tho following vessels been detailed
for the purposerhe Brooklyn, Hartford, Lancaster,
Dacotah lroqros, Pensacola, Susluohanna. Richmond
and other vessels equal speed and armament compare
lively unemployed the and in the rivors, whe
vessels like the Alabama and tho Florida riot tho
high seas striking those engaged In commerce.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
AFFAIRS on THE PACIFIC COAST.
sfon~y and Erebanas usttsr.-.Ih. Calf
forsia stesm~rs-Af Atfofnsysso 90 Take
( the oath Of Af'sgfaaes-Largs Receipts
ef fsifv.r-Th. Election in wsahisytss
TSrsgfory. DC.

M1FNArfr~ni 1uy Il lEfJ
Uaey easy. TAs receipts q Treasure ibs saE-
.ax q the ast sssosr have s-sn t~g ntous Aranfle
cirr@ey srcbsngs sss a ih@ fafs ~ = ~ rsr en-,
wcnigm so< goia N ss~ Yos issai ,sseer s.lis 81
10. 30. on ns sssaa,.
rhe mat and opscssob stesr~rs sal 90 Pansrns Nsa
Nicaragua to.msvrV~ Tt~ priee n rssrss ~ iiss mss
lns is--firss o~bis, SEQ sscotd ostn, ~ we.rsxe
So Tss rata W shs sfss~sios nss s-FHs csbin.
si2s ssoaoa cabin, 80 ss~srss.. 90.
Tbs sspv~m~ csws has ssssas~i the eonrsfefnnsiiiy
~ iss ls~ ~ ,hs &ss Legislature r~gulrss al sllss.y
81 The - s~yssoe 10 the nAs,ssx, r...xm3nt
,-fo~ beng p~rna,~a 70 pvsesles ~ ,se ecss q as
state.
rbs rse~lrss ~ s.vs "a sss grsaeseo hsve s~~. ~
lbr,s rssrsbs ~ iss sr u srfiFa n agis,r nso.ts
'sissram r~a Yress sAys ,hss iss secs sv-vAna
fron 0rssos thAi ,h~ ss<sos n wsshisstos T~r,osy
b.. soa~ sSysiy asnecss,c
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Nississtppf and Tennessee aiven Up by
ahe Rsbeis-Johns,on's aad Bragc's Ar
mhs Destitaie and Demoraiixed, 30.
MKafgls. July ~, isca


General Buributs seosts. arrived today from okoiona
Gs, rclrt Johnston al BTandou and General sherman
"a iosxcsion of jackson Tbc rebel Generals Rugglss
chalmers ssundsrx' and Ferguson Turos
Rcggcs is concentrating his forces with lntentsuD
PROBABLY q making dssh on our lines.
Correspondence from Bragg's end Jonus'cns armies
depicts them great dsgttuion aud greatly do
woralx,d. They giso az Mlssssippi and AT, re
,be planters 10 stay and make tho tcst terms
possbe our scouts rep n the mary q the planters
snxioas mat we should get posseson of tho country
before Jes. DAVIS has conscript there.
Johnsln's army n estimated DOT 10 exceed u..fty
thousand.
Great eorsiernaiiCn exists Throughout the whole
Southern country
Tho reports oi onr sncoeses ~ Nachez, Yazoo city
and Jackson are fully eornrmsd. large amouuls u
munitions of ~sr, especially of nnnlgnitbn have iaI.oa
lnls hands With these places.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Psnssyi,.si. c.ies.a vei.sss.n.

INIIANffFHatI gsT y fFs1-
N Yfsi rermsxi q osor.a Csilss STATE. scisn1~ss
y opwfsss, All aSes1sr y q pfuw.ss y f~nsfpan.
ootsss. nssDsmn fAsta.n q ths T-e.sy .gsh
rsnssy lsass yo,asers has ssssts~s ~ a~nr..S1 q
ihs fna. All c.vssm Joth ". Aaes, a tL~ n~vsstA
rsssi1 rsa~f l.sss hfssty. i.s 80. ssssssA<1 fsg
tf~ s~~@a tstrsa rshnsa y = ssio4 n aa CIs< ys~-
tss rlssfnss ste,s. aad wahss ga ~ snS ssh.
ie.~s ssnsl<mss. csgsais A~s~ - . gs~fusts " Hss.
vSs. se @ Jgss. ar-r q Ba~tor, ssa srs1A~rs -
vsb~r lnss NJ rhass~,ssAs baSs sslsam~ss msrs
pses : .ss.f<,~ sas>sss. osssss<ins ,ks hs.ry a.
ysor~ ~ hysi p~sgAs = xii sis~~. r. yoas soAsss
rhe hsvs ts~s s1~stsss1 ~ u.s rNss CNns wln.a
rsns acsrr Sa~psssss saz hssosssss rsfss.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Brilliant Success Of the Expedition
Sent Out from Newbern.
REBEL ACCOUNT OF IT'S OPERATIONS.
4 Railroad Bridge and Track Destroyed
and a Large Cotton Factory Burned.
Destruction Of Thirty Thousand Pounds q
Bacon and Five Thousand Bales Of Cotton,
-, H., -.

1000 WAMRoroN, July %, 1893.
The Psssrsburs (va) Express Of the 22d, referring 70
The cavalry expedition sent out by General Foster.
Says-
The Yankee raiders burnt therairoad brdgocver tho
Tar river, Rocky Mounty Iey destroyed tho depot
ss that place. up two Of track burnt 5000 baes
= cotton and largo factory. The bridge ovor the Tar
river was tho Wilmington and Weldon RAILROAD and
Was shout three hundred yards long.
They also captured train Of cars, which contained
two car loads OF ammunition and thirty thousand pounds
q bacon, which were destroyed
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Marine Olsa ss~ss.

b~s~s, Juiy n, fsm
rls rnoansr ossanto. a. us.orth, Bsnnsed, from
rlsHsscysrs ~ Ns~tsryp~t. -nh o1~i. ws sb~sa~~d
Jar a. - too seAssk A. - css> c.d, b~sx ~.sssfy
dsmss~d. vnh bssss sovs - a . ssssy osnsmss.
n. s~- vs~ ssAss - ~ sis~~~ ~. KAss, rssm
ssssstsysrs ~ rsssi><. - sss~gsssiy u~~fsvr~1
~ ~sr~~ s>n~w, fs-~ ns~s~sApsws, ssd ssvlv>s q
sai~~s sks s<w~~s
xsmss~1 v~.sl N tsv u saHAAss sshsr1~ - j.ss
- nss es~sssaSs ss< d s~sU~sss " " sAs ossussS
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Rsssssass - shs R~v.ls.sss o. ns,y-
land.

hAlns"Hs, lRlJ a IME
swn res~ts1<S " ~ srroh.ssi n&x Ss~Gs5
hsef % ths vvhng 10rsssviDs. Il~sf~d eo~ssy,
ns.. . us s-sSs1 a~sss~, pssy. n sss ~ isss
F~s~s~st~, ~ ~sssns~s Sesw -s sss~<, wa I've
hasAssd s~ssss " c~s slse sA~ hsss a ,s~yA f~~y,
~sA ~ ~ csss~s - a~s s>~s Es $500 800 SsS
- ~ .ssz~v = ~ v-Asss~s . nvesuAs oosw rss
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Military Movements In tho City.
IHE SEVENTH AVENUE ARSENAL.

Military Movements In tho City.
IHE SEVENTH AVENUE ARSENAL.
General sandford and other ofnccr who were present.
s shc laic dstubarces in',he Seventh Avenue AeDsi
hsus mighty compmeated Qaartormaster A. g. Mia for
his siIorls and attention apon that occasion
COMPLIMENTARY LErrEg PROM eEsKxAl WOOL.
Gcncra Wool has scni the following complsssensasy
letter 10 Colonel Mott. of the rcurtssath Ne~ York
cavalry
;s .G.ssr vita ,sI, s =, yss. yesS, r. S yssa c.a
ss T1slin uass States nisnus Who aes~ s..a, rs,
par aad under your oIe.s aro's nc rioters out = ls
t6s a,sess. eoumanas @y hsls.. .sml,,.os Is.sa"sa
= he sr sss as as -, Sa ssr az s:rsrs. a % q
NJ ey. Those Eenilsmsn mho acssmpsnei soa-csasrs
sss, as sisrs fssssssu,S ss- Ysrs .s.rs' ssrssg
1ssa rs.ss. ssssh sssr Tn.s sss.
srossh o .,aa ss,snsn, ,,gssy roaS,een,h ssw
who ssed VIVA ycu that occ.sios-sss ssttb4 v The
s.ss. q sssfal sy s % WOOL 90, 's.pss.s .Gar
caioss = n. sor7. ccmmsndins Foarssssih Nee fors
zHE wvgSryprusT Rsemssr.
The following has been sAasd from ibe seventy. y.snt
cosrAEY A. 7isr Rsg,rssr ~ y.sEgl
Ar-ss, NV fas.'siTs ros.' sTIy y. nn.iissss Ida
esar y fsii i.,ss anliorm sI.s Ss,. sr@sry %
1''.' n'''a n'' VIZ iof .. IJsrsiss, n Hfsi Captain
rms younru sxonmnr.
qBprRs-ro. is
HsApUAsrsss, RouErn Kselsrsr y. ~ srS
The cers asd nsn q thh command rnas,sr- INTO ss~
rned states ssrvbee viii
plsisirn II Elm lr's..
tie .t;h nstaqs at ~ O'Clock pserlssy fo~ III. 49,
pose . being s~rvrr T. .gss~ ~
DssiEL W. TfLi.fR. colsssl.
rsoxss n PrcH, Ac IutAnL
owtng 70 shs able eaescrt servlss. re- rsa au,,
the In New York cgy by Coionsi tAartrs w. navny
late Of Governor Norgsas et.n n.r .ene Al sandfors
has osnferrsd On hlm an apro'usmsns On hs star wh
rans Of COLONEL The hs,cr General h.~ - r~ri.s
Asn sms wrassa isssmcnln erpses~ive of hr tfsnss
- anmnnnn1kA-
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Ths Latest rrau Mnshinsson.

THE REBSHrED EEryL<a: sog GENERAL 0lLLMoRE NOT
CREDITED BY GOVERNMENT
EAsruseroS, July % 1858.
the repor. from Baltimore that General Gilmore bad
besn three times repuised in attacking Charleston
credited here. because he h laying siege Fort Wagner
which commands the Cummings Point battery and Fort
Sumter. n the rebels have out 10 drive him OF
Morris Island, they viii be expo4sd 10 the murdcrous
sheing Or our gupboats, which shsy have been
able heretofore 70 endure The guns osed by the army
lis operations IN Charleston harbor areeigh inch PARROTS.
Those Used by the navy tbs same together with lhs
ltccn ncs Dahgrsn gun, which, bowsser, was cast II
Pittsburg ny the Roean processtsat 10 say the gun
has the shape form Of tho original nakgren gun; bot
Instead OF being sod and bored Il was cast hollow
The original EflccnDeh Rodman runs, cart this way.
have been subjected 70 shc tcst Of ye Aundred dis
charges, while the Dahlgren fftccn nch gp has been
subjected to rifsug ssx hsEdred.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
PRICES IN NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.

wAs~roros, Jaiy n iso3
The ioaos'ne interesting ,abie bss besn eosspllsi n
oue q l,s public dep~rtnents
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
THE ARMY OF TEE POTOMAC.
General Leo Supposed to be Cut or
from Richmond.
Attempted Rebel Raid on the Baltimore and
% Chic Railroad,

wasRrsoros. july ~, 1853.
Tho relative situations OF the armies I'm Virginia is
to-day clearly understood hsre II apparent that Gene
rel Meade has tho rebei army OF leo completely
trapped. He " evidently Dassng his forces to break
his way through 10 Richmond, but viii probably nnd
difEcan undertaking than the at Gettysburg.
After eli Tho delay, thcre now not much prospect
f Leo being abs 10 get his army back " Richmond
even lar the upper cod OF the Shenandoah valley
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
BALrIsoxs, July %, lse


About four hundred rebel cavalry, cncamped
Noancs Ferry. three mes from Point OF Rocks attempted
tho Potomac last night with the intention u
tearing up the rails Of the BALTIMORE and Ohio Rairoad
But their designs frustrated by band of inde
pendent rangers, commanded by Captain Means, who
drove them from The river. They remain st encamped
n their quarters.
We learn further from headquarters That a, about
three O'Clock ths rhursday) morning Lcos entire
in motion and moving rapidly In the dircclioa Of
Manchester. Ewell, who had mado q move tho drec
tion OF Cumberland. also foil back and followed
There are no parties now at Narns0urg, but body OF
cavalry and few horsoncn scattered between thai
place and the Potomac. Scouts report body
a cavalry Harpcrs Ferry, aapportod W two regi
nens Of Infantry, Of which is dressed in Union
unlfo-ug
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

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% p,sks<s1 sA9 = Sev Tee - ~ 70 pas4
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-27

LET 'EM FIcHr.-On Thursday of last week
the diggers in Hoopa, 'spilin for fight, y
marched out in an open field, and had bat
tie among themselves. The row commenced
about difficulty of old standing, between
two ranches-the Ser-nal-t tie and Ty-camen
te-the latter ranch being Joined in the fight
by some warriors from Men title aud Ties
tang. while the Ser-nal-tes were assisted bv
the Un-saw-tes, Meskuts and some from
Klamath. These ranches are all located on
the bank of Trinity, within distance of ten
miles, some of them being within 3 half mile
of each other. The tive ranches at war are
not more than half mile apart. They all
speak the same language, and as they are pret
ty we'll armed and nearlyequally divided there
is a prospect that several will be killed be-
fore treaty of peace is established, unless
some kind Intervention" should intervene.
In the recent fight twelve Indians were
wounded, two of waom have since died. and
it is hoped that two more would die. They
are getting ready for another big fight, and
all they ask ofthe whites is TO be let alone. y
--Ham5oldt Times.