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E>OR R1NT-Two FURNISHED ROOMS, cssa-
y municating, ON the ss.Oud floor. Apnar ct Ne
2!4 9Th street, between and n. east side.
Je 2-st~
EOR R1NT-A nice large FRONT ROOM. on sta
i streef, near Penn. avenue. For infor nation
inquire at 395 Penn. avenue, near AZ street.
10 3.:ts
ErOR RENf-Two large connecting FURNISHED
Il ROOMS, suitable for ofRcers or odsing rooms
on :th street, GEAR the Post ONCE. Aoo ress viii
Han" Star Office. 1t
&S R1WARD.-St.Ayed froa The csner lying
SWO ct the Union no tai, foot OF 18th street. n
the Old 0teemhost Landing. one sra9 graT MAksH.
hy cc1fsr. Heturn her to sabscrlber aud receive
tie above reward. 6hs'Is4t last Friday morniag.
@ FOB NV YORK,
SfBAMSHIP sA1vOR WIN ieave the foot q
= f Il o.cssek E: q SIiSAY: de s:S @de
inst. MORGAN q RHlNkHART g.
jo a.sts Agents.
CTlAMsaIP sALvoR Has ARRIVED Prom
- New YORK, end 10 new dtechaS6ing <D0nk
cargo S rs foossf High street. Qeolgs SEl&
SoVn Oonsiaaees viii patess sttend tes111s
the reception % tbeir goods al once.
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RCMORED BATTLE BETWEEN BRAGG AND
ROSECRANS.
BRAGG REPORTED BADLY WHIPPED.
k0sECRANs IN PURSUIT.

RUMoRs OF AN ATTACK ON MOBILE.
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--LATEST Observation-Disclosures Moa-
Ell MARKKT.-Furnished by Lewis johnson q
Co., Bankers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

AREIvED.-The 54th Massachusetts, regiment
arrived here about noon to-day from UptonS
Hill. They are to take the place of the I'd Ps
brigade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

MARRIAGE LICENCEs.-There were one hun
bred and fifty five marriage licences issued in
this District during the month of May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

DR. ADJUSTABLE. A. T. Augusta, the col
ored surgeon appointed some weeks since, has
been assigned to duty at the contraband camr
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" TLg-Inquiry Of KELL1HIR PYWELL,
sth street. or HI. POPE. Navs Yard. ,je l.lvs
GRAND CONo1RT TWICE A WEEK-syerY
NJ MONDAY and Thu RSDAY ArrERN0N-by
the Washington City Brass BanH, Me-. f-ojsi
leader, at Mr.. Y1ED1Rl0K MAkTIND Lager
Beer Garden and Restaurant. Last Capitol street,
csrnsr OF oh. 70 IL In
EO1 SALH-A Gne bsy MARE, s1oat sevsa
years o'a' y ~ zfa0azs IxiFazN, IN
. Al Rainsy q Stable, "a
ray % It. Ooenas OF 9th and 9,
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Lieut.. Price Tappan.

skKEEhiIksbUSo, iag IL, 1915.
Atame:tlus Ct TIC v.laD;s-r soathraGs Of nksh rF
Miss FIR the purp,r glY earr-Ssirn 10 'hrr fcr
lrg, the ccsii &c The la II her Thr LIE uteaEst
PkuI TAPP,H who ~ III to carly ,taSe nj o7sss'-
eut ut Fredericksburg The 81 IA ssy. Lsus pans
II. Hays csisa The ,hiis a.d Joi D. iyuEs sP-
Co nStcs, ME iolle-ss cfrrIt;te se;e appalled, to
DAFT p,.rtols, uoi taio J-ha ra.tsd.ls. Lieut.
job; n. Hsoar ESrg't w. 81 M.aJi, Co pi GM 3esrse
T.. d rr;gste. Gs:.g, B.rehsu .ei loss: b. Iyois
"tr;'u?a1. thsy irp":.d tbs f.ii"ri-g. NLi,h "-ra
u3sE!m!usy Gfopt.i
W. re asnbsts fhs En!u:t3sr fouthrin,, t.te this
opportunity to cur him pr:aa:loa % the ehai
sc:ar eud rsitcs NJ a. ;seGmed ID srep ed r d,
conpsoou SGD L'tu:-pe.t FIcs Tai IN,
snt dscprtgrst snd hea:- :o.Go% i ia n;iaey
death
Seoiysd Thai denly tsl;n: tas go fat. wt.3h has
taken f.ou rpEpcr enr trrs cd t.i:d field .ni
Nsuten5ut yri iuSlauch as II hsI p!sssa1 tie Cd VI
aId sch n!tag To Hs d.yo Viii iss vid left
among I1 phlch uEe calLot h 81 5eC:ng :roa H'rr.
AID lpo slpg whom He loye.a H5 chsstsneth." ell
would Wish TO insle t-as Of Rrief and s..ou eth
ko,e Of bsev:d 2nd disits.d iy sLd tesdor TO
IA coposGoo, which no. Eo5 trrs! u oru'0
orc ERf TO si.e fs t!tlr stricken acd t1rIb.
bg he.rt, aud tend TO s:Y,;s n. soGne tL=ir suoe
lpss ,
n.scyet That friend ssi Gficer. Il, cheer
f1I spirit lird SAL genls Data.a aal tebiaet tesrns
rend.rs: n the oDjrct et tnve:.s! aye, respect snI
saGsiTsuon.
Resolved That 10 La ua-avsring pLt.eism, h;s VA.
thing Ls.i hni uis.e,yDg aih-rhacr - The ph OF duty
which mari his c9u:se WI, sIoae u.s. We rrcoB
n!Ee anbs sI:Ep!e Esijn I'D should snuats. ana one
which ,horld Ia lite cIs;tca ana cal fsrth 81. tbs
powerful .nsI giles Of ,a'ure L. bsal Ct the holy
cause In which rt are noT saIsEai
Rtsoly,d, Thal Tie esanl badge 81 EaopraipB be corn
CT the l.f. max " rs:fst IL tue zrl1ty Of
thu dectsaed f7I lie period OF t.ftJ a.T'.
YJd, Tak tbs sboVs pIULtrLngt be puLl5t e1 10
the RchEssr Ecqui'rr and FutslurK Wing. ana caay
aIso ,orva I'd d TO ihe family - rhs deceased.
Il. Il. HAYS, CLaiIlsn.
jos. 3. LYONS. Secretary.
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THE DEAD EIOa.

Now, tha. The. Lsrsib!s Visginian, whose
lion spring 60 often made Yankee hests qo.'l
and reel, b,s tonight his lsat fight aud is slesp
ing nis LAST s!sep, oar mortal ensmias, and
his, can afford to indulge tho native msgnSnim-
ity II ihei. noble hsarts That people is
accomplished in sllshe csnts that are canted :
in the cant Of religion, "a all men know
Shsy whip creation, tut slspg OF chi7a!ry also,
the phssssolcgy OF saldisrly regret in which y
ossVe man nea:',e tho fall OF n gallant enuIOy,
is also within the reach g.. ;heir science !;
and accordingly ola 10 not surprised to fad
that in speaking Snd writing Ct cur dead
ah:sftsin, Yankee feeling c.a Id ln.tiO to eush
out n slincst species of womsniy tender
mesa Linco'n's organ, sven, supplies psng
OF pure emotion Co order, inpAying its TIL
butte to " his hsroiam, bis zuhlins devotion,
his purity Of character" touching to behold
They csmnnt, indeed, altogether 10 III, l,,p,h
Of wishing him once more in life, md a. tbs
hssi Of his troops; are not,aulte up to tho
mark Of William Of Dslorains lAmsnting tn.
fall of bic dsadliest enemy:
I'd give tho lands OF Dsloralnc,
Dask Ausgrsvo ware aiivs again
:, But still they do get up Very ereditable
Mimisry of admiration to the hs,oio memo
ny Of Ger. Jsckson-aecond only TO that I'm
.fe.sRed homage which in thsir iumoss souls
thsY Hay ID the hvfanss grandeur Of THAR own
y! e. -! w.. n.v'r could
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Anng Tho nobls rous who ts 10 Ito rdcsnh hio''y e'"'
.s.t, On Ito R.p!dss wa hIJ6aa CHARM He Phiot.
! L. q. Of Qsn. stuir.'s Cavalry.
rhn st,tsr Of ts,s net had sWpla "prortnptF Of Oh
s.1yje wis b.a:e Yu.ag su alaait throughout hs en-
trs cftser 10 ser7os aa his cara Tar De- ans osHet
kcopn kdnirstoa r Lis e-i3eni LENS incteS.sd Al
ths bIe1.In, Oh, Of tns rs 6 mere boy. LAT
n-onp.l, en erea IN service ant b- coming member Of
&c Richmond H,~itIrs DAia Ion, pc fHmei lii ull'ay
dntias with essIsIsIy orsS Pr0sn tbs hrtltr5 10 was
Transferred 10 the llaa OF scr GensiaI j. r. %, 81
moy,ln nts thro ugLout he camp '!sa aY<nsi fone
isn1 aud subrq1orly Sst Ia tee battle Of ie'et'c'i
burg dEcnsJ gEY ls dItJ " Il dlitrg hshe4 nop J.
niry upa It. ,lsncy R3 ts:u@k tie var" REGARD OF LIS
GsnurAL . .,,.o.-
wss apprilteL asj ~ -ad r. a. Hrae ~ CREE u',''I
=, sirp fr rhca MS cJdIlsr. !Lnih3e7cs, Esthihle W.
iusIy mi ntr.s;y !a.uiT ~ ~ ae'y s'a n'n.y
nued L.u B.t SID, r. G.t in. - siJoy IN wa
TIC elton Ts f,ir -iS e his us r,i he "re'~ousea
the s.u T., A,r.r ilm b. ie Ia the OIL,
niIn Ia nys Gn:Ga a. toe aA'',
L.! Hilisru.s.. in.si>: Hoy Isl, Tas 10 the CT
rira,7ee CT 81, duties ~ .,.i s:fee' nta' dsa e'e
Too eurnJ sete P"aTiiH d 'rs't"rHG ~" oL. a. a."
upGn o. ths batteries, OF tho sicart bosie hFh ~,
IL Fss 10 5!ng thrGuh All, st"I'n 81 bafs, 10 s1
Gen Jsct con sud "eI. ht'aTt Eee 1spn6Sf ike n'ie
thsI Majo. Pr'ce Uss sttISk aIln "a oil 'h' PeLe
ted bis icg below lac knr ssVe'si he st5 sud SsosSu
h, death FEY hoar se,lrIs from SOD o! NJ od Ihu
f.l Ne 81 hat hSss 81 hsh3oueu
yo=Is g. hsrn.rs ho Lave tet sIdS aad BON o. anu
every rndG'e ha7,rairS sud oy the p7s
OF war fs III jef.nas~ az the ",Srel fnirtes OF Ine
paEYe lSut. By iL"se sh1 anew him jis thsnrisR
Price viii bs Remembered Ltd vit ion tha b1iualHl
and adnisbir traits u L:s hnai md hsrt No shdsr
heart ever heat; m're Iutfnl corci, ma ate ever
dse!t IN human f1.m Thus hsiVe LIZ hsouled SEQ gtne
rous fculIrepsctet for lbs L,e ssEce sud beloved
To- hs LnaI trails h. hs pssed sEsy rom u.s. another
sriyr in this War Of iHc.I rnd"n=c lie! his Gem 'ea
and al hn, p OF: By his eKauple--le them DO
their duty unter all rircrn.tAuf e' and III they
faI let them e.iesy3r tos, 10 :s no ad, bis Iams
sad fsE s:lst - tie ratan o. Courage and pHsII'
lam IL ",
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afford to admire until 10 was dead and their
SORROW is tempered by sense Of relief Butler
can hear with hia own eats tho hymns at TIL
umph on which he 10 littsd to the stars and
exalted into demi-god. Their enthusiasm
Tor J.kson is chsstened ny tho thought that
no fol- IN ian soeurssa causs;" but no
sha,,ow Of stAiu can cloud the srlsnl,d and
brazsn fame Of their own Butler. Ho Ia the
trus heao Of their nation, and emboaiss in
highest perfection all that they can conceive
Of mersl grandeur. For his ia patriotism
that pigs. glory that can he noaanTeo III
poId, invested, iiacaunitd, made to bear IN
tsrcst.
i, may seem harsh, at such o mon'nt' TO
d.msps, in the eyes Of tho ss'''he mem
CRY of our Confederate asnsral, jast when
.,s nuh,lc heart of that nation III thrilled win
the luxury of msguanimous symp'shy' emo
he editorial tear hardly yat d'ied-'"t we
think t 6 t.nty to inform thsm--thsy Will
argrcs believe US; thsy had formed a
quarter opinion Of human nasuse---'hs'
Con. Jackson Gid net accumulate fortune
in this war. lie aih not speculate in sugar
| or mc!sssss; in tobacco "r IN -four; L" rob
bad 70 houses; stots M psSts, nor JaWeis
no. pielares, nor witres; sold II" passports
astcftsd no hls,k mail but eHonLh' I'D
mus needs t. 10 Sid N order ic a'n
gus. cur Nothssu sympsthizs's win Tie
nsn whom, in the ursusnscling nohi!ily
OF their ns!urs, they we've, for moment, III
clipsd TO honor with their regrets. Lettae"
stick to Bn,lsr; hi ia sl;vs, and ID ilct; able
I, reSari his friends and 10 hurt hls enc
mics. A live Yankee, indeed; aud bright ex'
emplsr 10 his nation, IS, high-throned In ths
Hall of Mueio, crowned with howers,' thf
cen.zo and oynosu1e Of ten thousand pairs O.
arden. eyes, he takes his spotheosis Like
God, "snd aeems to Rhake the. spheres;
whilo, with heartfelt worship. all men gsz;
in rapture upon the typ, Yankee, ana wo
mon, overcome by their emotions, would
spread their hair beneath bis feet. Hero if
the SOFT of hero for that people, A living
Dig Is better than a dead Lien.
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70 ALL WHOM IT MAY coS,?E.H

U-a,r1 -'ye o:u;- that li4.7. i.a- cc.raej - a:y
l. j-B si -Cii3ss, J"'h -'oL:e reS.o his n-ra
4ecty 9. 81 .t -------- IL s.ii c-uL'yr ~
- .-y ~ -----. i-sS
n,.d t,e.:, saoat t.eaIy ye,rs Old $40 i~tt
r.Ls: kI.h ,nsi.to GtEilaSioI- o. scar H. ..s ;,r
E:. Il !Is mos tsr;h 9l Mt h.Ss-a II, IA!
very iaIe.i'sca-. To-, tccor uas - his s~oaot,
bslcays 20 Csian,, Brewer, private ~" oni srIRg
S.r.; aisln John Bf .r.'. CeHpaay Dol Nr.
i.H': R-g-,rl .,ec.rsi AsLs5e'3 Ur!:"a 4. ssys IL
iTre II 9sJIE esct -TS ai,I I.-n
soadz s.::e: les kG5E psEs CT Ls ro-cty run
VI. I-Ga u: ELsTQ; co left s3E':
ar :,iG. 80. si.5 lie -Ateg IL It's sry ,E 's;d
r..h 49, Ls IN H.: s.cLI bclIL az. - 4.
c:,5 avn. !. sc wet :1tLGsrat - ttsr 56.
Lcp.Is 50 ia al ..,ia: Ec.sts.
cbtl. si.
:z::iyo 6'Ja 1p5: psy.ss, ~ ~ i-.E ~: -issI
sh-:i:.. Esd IT, prGdu Tah II Ne rr1Ss: 2.!.-,
GiIe. sn3si ..J h.Ia to l7:h Gay oi Al:': !-9-.
.p. ~ &su u irsuh -si',s.
EIV'G&n,r.- hfeSt .'I.s.s COPY.
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lPFAIas liz MIasISBIppl.

The "relrsat 10 Tarda Visksbusg," o! Gun
oral G,snts army, mentioned lii late dis
patch, proves to have heen IN advance Of the
Fsdersls upon VicksburG. They nave hoen
mot By General Psrnberton. Mar tina eastarn
bank Of tho Rig Black river, (which tivoE
runa aeuthward between jackson and f.caE-
burg, and about thirteen miles from VISA
burg ard hrra, zfiag fight Q! niEe aan;s'
the Uon!sdersisa hays been f"rac'! 20 TStrsat
behind the aforesaid Rig Back. This hshs
took place on tho l5la, AID is communicated
by General Johostgn f:cIn hin Camp hssween
Livingston ani Brownsville, .nndar dsts tbs
18th, (hionlAy) NiaksAnsE, tn"rslo77' "sy
nov ha sail 10 ..e H.; sisge;i h3tt be Land ai"l
water; ind, if so.na happy combination he
MT made bstgssn tbs !::rc.H un:or Pember-
tn snd Jrkns:cn; Tho !,91hia rI'y may I"ssl-
bly, isil.
General Johnstln 10 in the Supreme coz
msnd in tist depsstmsnt. VA nhsoFTa that
the "ExA:nner" ii yse!s,taY hsa i:,sss ss-
maiE;:
I'm I. this ,iu.e the raui!5y has ts't hut
ll,.lo apprehension on tia ec":s Il! Ill Ira IN
This ousysor, believing that 'ioIessl Jaseph
E. Jusus' GA vas iii cGnm2 md, and Tia: ;hs'e
fore ali would he welt.
We have, however, recently heard that Iii
reality General Johnston has not had su.
premo authority in the Southwest General
Bragg commanding ono srnS and General
Pemuerton the other, each acting under iu-
styuctions from Richmond.
This must be ret right By Especial Order
276," Of the War Dopartm mt, dated 24Lh No
vsmbsr, last, Gan Joseph E. JShnsson, is as
signed to the commsnd of'he whole geogr"ph-
icsl Department of tho West, embracing all
Alsbame and Mississippi, as we'll as Tsrnsa-
see and Kentucky; SD he's tho direction G
tho operations CT both B,ugs's force AID
Pen. bsrton n; iast az Gen. Leo c0nmsndd IN
chief the cofips OF Loug,trosr end jackson.
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SsDH JsUkSUH,

TIE MantgdlleFT .! dTsrsissr" 81 tbs 10th
irsG, r.,I.lsins It's :oliaGing intsileeucs fran
JarkiIE.
The suu,c.s SO =, tie frll nj Jseksan, Mis-
si.sipi!. in circulation yesterday, Wste -
ynETs and uucsftsin Thar We hsd we'll nigh
des:siisd Of hek;iog snytbing ihts!l!gibls
fr.m lhst eu1rter uotil the public n,rd
sh2p,I become samewha! cen coed, ard tie
GbpGatls CT tcnluLi;RtijH Nth that sec
ii be sgsia npsued Lsts III tho evening,
however. VIC by chance wsSo introduced to .
tightly intelligent gentleman of the army who
gsvs us some. solution Of tf,irs In that d.
rsciion. His sdvioes from Jackson were de-
Ti7ei FROM refugees ~ho hsd escaped and
relegraohed from Brandon and other points.
Ii appears from these accounts that the
fight began ct kn early hour Thursday mofr-
log, some eight miles southwest CT Jackson,
and continued nearly eli day; our troops
commanded by John atom snd ths snemy's BY
Cant. We were fnslly driven b,ck 10
Jackson snd fought them through the stresta
Until ov.reo~ersd BY greatly superior nun-
bsrs, std were compelled to svscuste tie
CITY. ths snemy's fo:cs amounting to snous
90 moo % 10000, snd Our own only to shout
5000 General Johnston then ret'eated on
Damon, lwenty-fou miles due north Of Jatk
SAP, situan on lhn wagon road connecting
thence by Walden to the road running due
east to the Yazoo river aud leading directly
20 Vicksburg, some ssyenty miles from Jack
scn by tni. ,ou.r.
Wren I,sa1d from yesterday morning, the
en.my'E cavalry were ct Brsndon on the
Southern s0kd, twenty odd mica this side Of
Jsckson, near which point We had Z fhrce to
protect the road. THIS Iscs is ofclal, and
may br rolled on -
Gen. Johpaton had arrived st Jackson II
a H., Wednesday. and the fight commencing
On eeIls tho hexL morning, left him no time
70 rsnrH4n:zo sr!d concentrate the fo' ces, and
no M dHuot made y desperate resistance un'
1.f grEat Disadvantages. IL is stated that
slime days before leaving Tennessee General
Jvbah,ua resi Gen. Psmherton IN order &c
somewhat change his plans, which was forth
si'h sst inside by the latter as worry improper
dict4tions to 30 conse ouenti.l . commander,
whsr.upon Gen. Johnston received an order
g. the last moment on Saturday to 90 10 Mis-
Sis ppi ard take command Of the army. De
loft tho same day and arrived in nDprece-
isIt.d time, ~ !.efufa stated, W etthesdu7
robrn,nE. We ate glad to learn that his
Goth d. cent prslscssaor h.d 20 far anticpa.
tod The evacuation % to have the most impOr
isn't gupp!sa, Id ti!s arthiyss and 6thsr ar
licl-s al vainc rsrlo vod. Oar army has f"ur
lGuntks provisions al VickshuTg We have
AMPLE forSes IN c0ElLnuaica titn in the M5sls
sicpi undar ,ks nssterly lead Of Johnston,
20 meet snd repsl the lnvsders, but it may
re qui, soIne little time 10 put aur forces in
the pIc,er pnsition.
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N o T | 4 T. .
n y I 7 = i
HOGS. Army NThTHEES "a

CED&LSc5 OFF &c III -, !-i| ,
..'Y re AID ~ GH.ls erlrn h. ~ ss'-7--'
I'VE nrts,Is a3t Ia the military r:fo. ( ho |''r'.
Ito Sta s.2sc'.iJ Il tie r:SaiT g. 80 h-". >.
Vito III. SO. "a h.ye camped ~ is...Le:.
AsECi5e: az nrEs 81. III: .r3r Ts''Tvc-s - 'oi ~
si.i-i from tt bas'u aHt, !.-', .Tr'
ss.:l! T;qItatoi to re. iE,rar .-'cy :Ts -fi
issm:n. IL i2n;r po'tes c - ihs rssc: GI-rt- E''
- o. IA 'ncsI ftT t'ss:yc tot o. - t.
GO ~ e. lEt k.h Iott ,u--Al. sLI - g7- ~"
IsE=hiion - AL p::soEs Ut III :S0 .-ccr ~ .
- 40 u-p,tsciic m:i;yss .e.sls FcT- !: - fe'''
i-s ito pE"IiG cefe7er -.
Th,y,u,ltl Yr.i:.a vi ple,7c e.t --t - so -.
se hayvnst o. &C. ri3rr b.Z r,s:a'I- - .s; ;'s -
repro SCI 20 Il. patrioIim OF ;E.ii [ rra-f.
a1y o,ro rot H. tie ssrsiss II y. % :c-' ~ '"'
1t-itio9 Il this nee CT 81 tLs c c -
,scs',t ~ ossnHn ss,.r 0. C6a ,G=s eI e.i'','.
tie f.Iow.rg prices. ,h: 1850,
IA, make, or rifs corp'ets T,!h n.goaei :!
-a-lg brynnst. II :s.v,se4"ia "-"ii.iaa
tl.z UsTsae:,
E.sTG3.
TsFtjEs BrE
t.Jou:t bokthsTi,
.,it.ss ..ss-is Hin aI.. 40 '.. i-;1' ~ $3.50
sec outs "a Eta. SS ..,
,,n ,ho es.7 nf -yssY z.ri c;':I - t-:'r - a -
est military hari1f ssT "sn sgsr-'. - - =. -
..l,ers &c. iat.r Ala. -ai .-c;GI'sia ia
,rrseSI Bsa7cEG s.LDwiH,
Lac, Gel AID CO rf 4 utirsoet:
a:ry hor,h-cn Va
ELJaesbu-g Republics and s;.uliI s2eti=6'p '''
uin ihr - tines saa charge EtqaIe'.
NAY 20-2t
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SgrM,s RELATIVE To THE DEATH or GaN.
JACKSON On sabbath evening, the Presbyterian
Church OF Rev. Dr. Moore wa, crowded 10 ov rh wing
TIE g. lIeres ssles ths windows and every avalla
bls sir-s e. upiad ssars wsIs plscsd upon r.o
pulpit s.ii for uls accommodation OF iaGet, aid
ely niGbs around this pulpit desR Was Occupied Is ;,
ssst te,aos upnn tbs ontsis OF the building clap.
81 The WINDOW (, suiaa sn0 ceEnsposB hGi clung IL
Them Ia pLin saSsry ehuE 10 the eiqulnt Speaker
TIE oTcastSn Tnd in ELnoiy Of D,s Euoh loved Or.
lsIlsnted stonswah Jackson, and the decentralization
val worthy OF the subject, and highly Indicative
Ut the appreciation aud love OF the people 81 large fer
the departed hero.
1t is impossible n give ersn approximate iies Of
the sermon and Its .ftscts without giving II 10 full
which Cannot now 10 done. Sovarl tmea during
u dls o"rss auiibe tobs oams from all parts Of Tie
buil!rs s:j once 1T l5aii, third Of Tho audisuce
wee III EEra
Various ia touching wsre thu eoeCdotes - Il.
us,raiiv= Of The nUhis ci.araC'er If ,aI. Jachson.-
Previous ID ihr fast hattie OF manLsisI, when the
troops under th5 compsLi Of S!on5val Jsckson had
made foced rnsIch, Oh fsltlng a. nShF, they I'll
on the ground exhausted and faint he hCur ar
rived setting tbs watch for tbs night. Thu officer
OF the day went 10 the Generals tent, and SAID.
General the men are al wesrlsd, ami thsIe Ia not
oEe but Ia asleep. Shall wake them -
|No" said the noble Jackson, "lst them sesp, and
1 will watch the camp opight."
And ell nighi long ns rode round that lonely camp,
tina lone sentinel for ths brave, bnt weary and
silent hot of Virginia heroes And whan glorious
moining broke tbs soldiers woke refreshed and ready
To- sntion. all unconscious Ct the Eoblc Vigs Kept
ovsr thsir slumber.
The night preceding that on which be- received hts
wounds General Jauksou aid his atsif wore In The
opsn afr without tents. One of his atds prevailed on
the General to sccspi of him light covering. In the
night, however whao ell were wrapped in teep sleep
Jackson arose. and gently laying the covering over
the young aid he lay co1n egsin, snd slept without
any pIois.tioo whatever. In the morning he awoks
with cold which trous ht on the sttsck, eventually
o,uang bis dsslh, from pnaunnn's.
Among III, audience sere Msj r Gan. EWeli and
Nj Gen J. Z. B. stusrt who Tod the corpa Of
JacEsou en- uoby nftsr ths .unfiug Of Gems. Jack
son ard Hill Tho SERMON WILL II issait, DO publish.
o1 entiru.
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eov II ets fslhbE Iasas. 1s.Jtnf EeS 3c:
hSabes good wASsr oTShsTi, &c iza Ea b, well ,rt 10
Ernas-
Any person hsyirS such lard - I,i past firm IAN
address 1t Arta Posi- Once, Csr.Ii1o Vs.,
describing land, htUauou, nsshbcrhood, 40 w.t. oEie
and tetn'. trust al psnonI sho nay write 70 ne N
rs.iien viii 10: give any otan than eoI-es Is.,lssi
o. TIA land, dc. Nh. !. tAeoT.
April 1&-e4Hf
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tf:S EGiGS.t aGTIE.,

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p,ee fUI sI osJ either 'oF ei,urs pes, 4:e Amy
10 ths pi:rI.It ySg IL rt.Gaion. ln Cy,ei b.
the ito Hospiial 81 Al al ~ c.,
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/. sppssrs thas toe Fedsrals above Vicks-
burg have adopted . new Inada OF sending
Supplies p,st our batteries.
Instead Of taking cargo in 8 bast, they
set r,:rels Of provisions edrifs and sil"w
then. 10 flat dawn TO GRIND Gulf, whase
thsy ara f.hsd out. This trick has been
discovered, and our own msn have gone TO
fiahinee and the result 90 far has hssn the
catching af a nantar of kids of salt InHcksrsl,
pork, sic, perhaps tins frat time that SALT
fish wsr- ever ssughi in the Mississippi.
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VIR1lNIA biIIlIAhY INSTITUTE

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We arc requested to stats th*t the pergon
called "Mnor," who sopssas 40 candidate
for Lieutenant Governor Of ,hs pretended
State of Piorpon;, IS not of ths Virgins
family named Minor, Int Is q Yankee, vi Ger
man extraction !. is believed, ifom tss State
of Nnnnecticnt.
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acquaintance, spsAk of him in bieh toFms'
and We shtnid hs sorry, iadsaa, taAt M
Oridland ahouh bs "HihEied out' fnT rspa-
diation by our Government. OF for diarsapset'
full treatment by our psoplo, The subject Ia
a general one--we Eh:e sa!ng TO say en- Iu'
farm afinnal one,