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saTNot long since keeper of lager
beer saloon was arrested upon charge
of selling Intoxicating liquor without ;
license, when he attempted to prove
that the Teutonic beverage was not in
toxicating.
A number of witnesses who had am
ply tested its qualities were called one
after another, until finally an old Ger
man named W--took the stand
and the question was propounded tc
him -
"Do you consider lager beer intoxi
cating?"
"Vel," replied , fash for dat
| CANT gay [ drinkish feefty or seexty
glasses a day and it never hurtsh me
put don't know how it would pc if /
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Ga~ Artemus Ward expresses the ex-
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fear - Yes, Sir, we've got a war, and
the troo Patritt has to make sacrifsses.
| have alreddy given two cousins to the
war, and | stand reddy to Sacrifices my
wifeis brother ruther'n not see the
rebelyuin krussht. And if wuss
comes to wuss. III shed every drop of
blud my able bodied relations has got
20 prosekoot this war.
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MELODEONS

Xl ALNGA0ANo
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q Ttotoss md HtKAr, ssys that toe .sfsseri D.
t~,ss ths Fosssntnsr, 50 Autnpo Tanc, Laa
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ssl.v siJ bs,srei Issa fgisiss-
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A. ohd-rba s.g.aalnasi Il Tor istsi-s foe ssss
pcyines " form rAtisss ossvsut to- ~ ibs
s~s 70 ~ spp ~ 0.ussai rasr ~s 10, - tasgn
reed-fie isrsss q ysLaa 10 lts etitz s,ssf-ssH,.
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sasra-rbs ,ss,s~s,isr % rs<y. n.y.. ans Tslpr u
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dsrt saa va. rss-sasn' Ia sos % r-erpmef ~ -.
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Sszmss ne ca ~ ~ psu 81 isspsym 90 sa~rs ne
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HrspQuAHrxxs, IN ruE FmD. THREs Mns EAT ovl
vmxssvRo. May 2o-6A.M.
and Black river bridge battles The former proves 70
have entaied larger boss upon our army than WAS 81
first supposed. Our wounded alone amounts 70 trino
above l. 700 The enemys Iloss acknowledged have
been not over hnf that We about 900 troops
gated abe rsbeh about 10 600 according 10 sccous q
tho battle Of the bridge.
General sherman crossed the pou.o,n bridges. Nc
Pherons and hcC erands corps built the bridges on
noon.
corrs under General stee,e reached he enemy works
hack CITY, and took possession OF the rght tho
blum above a. and commenced bombardment Gen.
Mcpherson planted his command IN trout IN centre
and Gen. McCornnd took Tho extreme hft, reaching
almos 20 the river be ow
man. woman and child 10 the city mus, fail into our
All the fFsooa yesterday tho dreren. brigades we're
taking positions forming lines OF battle &c and
o'cock the battle began In earnest Diminishing had
been going all the forenoon General steele drove the
enemy several forts. and took complete line Of
for6cations roptcd by rife pits His right
cd on the river bank. under the bluff, at sundoxn.
His division fought calamity all day. though hungry,
Sherman len and Mcphcr.ous rgh. are In spportiug
distance Both advanced thor lncs Of stirm shers 20
within hfty yards of tho brcaswoks and their artillery
within nve hundred yards and are In position these
distances this morning Mctlernand Is not progressing
We ost about fifteen hundred killed and wounded yes
terday.
mis- morning Simultaneous assault vii, be ordered
the cneinys works, understand, from all points. IL
cannot fail of succcs
The fight yesterday was grand beyond description.
must close with this imperfect and unsatisfactory
general because the courier leaves Instantly and
neither have now had yesterday an opportunity Of
writing more.
Especial despatch u tho rh'cseo Time..l
Mxx1ir, May IS, 1863
Parties from the South ray thu, General orins
riously wounded In of the recent battles MISS
sppi and assert that joe Johnston receiving large
rcinoreemers from Aabams, South Carolina and Georgia
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IMPORTANT FROM EaEXlc0.

The Domba rdment Still Gotag o"-T"e
freHeh Making Bwt Ltttie Progress
Important aIovemens of General Conn
onfort, &c., &c.
s,s Faasr~,o. May 20, 1888.
Tate bavo been received from tho CITY Of Mexico wa
Acapulco 10 the 9th inst
Up W the SIN tho Frcnch Continued the bombardmcnt
OF Puebla, making httIc progfess
itwa believed that tho French would soon be CON-
PEELED "a abandon tho siege os Pucbl~
'omonort had Commenced important movemsnt.
designing to get the of tho rreLch
hs IL 900 troops into Puebia and strenrthen 0rtcya
On tho 9Th fommoniort iclegrapbes IN Juare1-
The enemy milo and a half from POSITION.
lie keep" up slight cnnoaadng IL Peubla. All his at
senton In directed 10 my movements. Ny line extends to
Fan soo del Monte. Tho soldiers very enthusiastic
aud inead to profit by It. CoMMoSfoRT
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Gallant AFFAIR with Rebel CavaIry-'rhc
Town or Austria DestroYed. SO.

Gallant AFFAIR with Rebel Cavairy-rhc
Town or Austria Destroyed. SO.
WASHINGTON, Nay 20. 1863.
An ofciai despatch 70 tho War Department received
to-day from General Elet commanding the ram 1ect,
dated Helena, Arkansas, May rs, Says
Al my command descending tho river from Nom
phs, May %, the Commssary and Quartcrmasters
fired Into from tho Mississippi s,de by q
enemy, with Two picccs Of artillery about SIX miles above
Austria. returned yesterday landed my The
enemy had few hours bcforo my arrival captured =
small trading steamer and burned her, taking her
captvcs aud appropriatng her freight could obtain
intelligence r. tho Inhabitants by which 70 guido
my movements
Ny cavalry under Major Hubbard two hundr Cd strong
came with the enemy thousand strong all tod
and cigh. miles out. The fight lasted nearly The
whore no succeeded in repulsing the enemy finally
drove them OF before tho Infantry could TO his
lief Our loss Killed aud nnooun wounded. most
OF them slightly. Tho enemy left I'VE dead upon the
field and one Lieutenant MORALLY wounded, and twenty
two stand OF arms We captured three prisoners.
burned the town Of Austria, having nrrt searched
every building Az tho nre progressed the dsch,go Il
reached their hiding places and heavy explosions
powder also occurred
OF MAJOR Hubbard and his battalion cannot speak
hlghy. they deserving all praise. Every
man Of the little foroo reported " have acted with tho
most distinguished bravery and prompt obedience
orders.
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T.
'r'ssef "a. ines tc,weea which were sNe ~
u e guns 10 enemy redou.s sull he tried 10 p'ea'
on AID Ls brigade OF brave fellows W iolo. h'" INC
a.rs ~ the me,ntmo OK with bullets and she Vi on'A
ba'T the rifle o. sharpshooter struck him on h"h'e
AID he % His brigade withcreg Anew feet oniy'''
hind The crest u tho Mil which the, had Just ra"ea'
n he Their 20 ii1n one Of the regiments, the rory
Iinth indhna getting cradle ONT that they were
able 10 remain within about hundred yards Of one o
the ieiouots and to prevent the sunnes from nr'ng
single shot.
am glad 10 say thai General Lee, though severely
was by M means dmgero isy wounded. His brigade
sas,aineda much rm,Iss loss Than distant observer
could have believed possible, two opy being killed AID
seine twtniy TO thirty wounded
The sams degree Of want Of success attend
Oh the movement along the Whale Inc Our
forces moved worry clcse 10 the WORKS. ard then
remained waiting and watching for the nearer
approach OF artillery. Al niehtiaii our 'roosS
retired short distance and went INTO camp.
Turing tho night heavy scge guns were planted by US TOR
future use and light arti iery moved nearer and
si.ht carthwork thrown up TO protect them
To dry yednesiay) the heavy guns our hft opened
loos before daylight As heretofore, tho enemy have failed
to reply Our skirmishcs pushed forward within
hundred and ly yards tho whole line OF the redoubr
and keep sharp look out that tho enemy finds i'm
possible 70 work IS guns.
On The contrc heavy siege guns arc In position less
than half milo from strong fort just in front Of them
that the Mimic Bullets whisting merriiy
past the OF tho workmen. Tomorrow they will opca
on the fort. ,.........t -tte
On tho right sherman st holds his hnc Of administers
well 70 tho rebel forts his front and the artersts
are trying level the robel works. far without sue
During operations day thirty or forty men
were wounded H Era
The following ocers wounded during the engage
mcnts in the rear OF vcksburg on the 10th and 2oh N
General Smiths and General Osierhans' divis ons:-
Lieutenant A. j. McFarlane. ca. X, 2sd Wisconsin.
Captain W. TCumings, %. I, 10Th Kentucky.
BTigadier General A. L. Ice, commanding 1ss ortGade,
Osterhaus' division. va s4
Captain James Iepsr, Co. d, 40th Indiana. ~
Lieutenant John y. Robinson, Co n. AID Ohio
Lieutenant o. B. Risdon, A. n. G., I'd brigade.
Lieutenant }. A. Bull, Co. \, asa Wisconsin.
Besides thes, lls privates have been treated II tho
Div sion hospital who received their wounds these Two
days. ..,.t,..-....-
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.


fAs fsAspcJ. Nay a. tsa3.
The schooner J. NJ chapm.p recently eosas,nn.d ms q
pfiyh,scf sod iay BY ie ln,,ea si.is. nstlai
for o. 600 sho viii be hereafter asei Gos the NerEas
coast tsao. Her e1nuaband cargo. embracing t~p
twelve Founders bras hpwy~rs. shells fg@'lsr n1es
and pistos knocked down Tor " yerpment sosani.
Coffee has further ID, Anesi Gram IL Grw sHh ,,nsn
ssios ~ sd,sbe'bg PFC
ssei ship Derby, or Hnng Kong esrryas - 900 sa.s
o, wheat aud $1,000 "a toarvre
spoken, Arri 3, la, 80 loa. az W shis Banker
Hin from Sor York for ran ffsscloo.
ssIy1~I-.o. Nay al, issa
General wright has drnssd the tie mtEs "a tho
rscine coast g. Tho Se- York gesis cr~s.as.
sussr r'hssry company. With $500 GO capital ,res
organls~d N this ,ity yesterday several proiseas
San tfaneisco merchant sero elected TRUSTEES
Trade with Importers has Aliss or cas,rs ito g-s, ,w
days but ytbers doing large ,waress ~ fun n
ING supplies Tor tbs The coald a tu,ry saver
nnins compsny has dsenfss nth nenli.y asba e
sIo0 per fao'.
sailed ,hIp car,baIdl, Tor IAr.rpop carving saIoo
ssoss q vbcai
Chartered shp or,as. fr raaso ntm o.inehAs ia,
some MAs,e port.
"a. FsAS 100. Nay a., Iss5
The t~o wings ~ the ca1orri. aam-sacy formerly
known tho Doogss ard nrrkinrifss es'facsAey -
is,isy wn ara peace democrats are fsaains star'
iurer fs fassg the there .. sasns
pct that they viii each cb@r hsR way 90 Plat
'Hn the main yaas n vhieh opp,asiiian 70 The Al
mlssuaibn
Tns unS'n party h hSians primary siscioes rreg.ss-
tory " ibs TN q June stats Bysnos To ess,e., .
n.lsy b-,sess sr cousfossmAs loo ssa gos~rnr
ford -bo s.dIsg csnsississ fof ms gprsrnsrshin
B,mnaiDa b. she unta party "a doetpsi ~gsivsisut Y,
ss~lsn hssos Ifcsi insrottsncs !. ait4sj~5 ,ous
prifnasy sleclgss, s1a there sa ryOrgus srrssia "a
es,h county
ygbbos are dosns a seos uais, e,Lr~ss sssoss-
doll.
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.

movements OF Mr.. vallnndtG m among
the Rebels
HEADQUARTERS ARMY q rIg PorpNAc. I
MAY 2s-l2 O'Clock VI.
Richmond papers Of the 2slh They
contain tho following -
g TuLLAnosA, May 20, 1868.
Mr. vaandigham vs. al shobyyllc.
small party az tho enemy advanced To Mcunn.
Vile yesterday but returned without accomplishing
anything.
Other Intelligence IL uninser cstina.
MuKyREnsBoRo. Tenn May 49, 1859
vallansbgham 10 guest NJ Braggs headquarters, In
shelbyviIIc.
CiSoNsAr, May 20. 1883.
ns reported that General Bragg photographed TO Jen
Davis ~ 70 what bc should DO with Mr.. vaandlghsm
Jc6 laws replied that Mr. vaiIandigham would take
she oath o. allegiance TO the Southern oonsderacy To
oeive him, and not 70 send him back.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.


The News at Colu mbus, Ky.
From the Columbus, KY, War Eagle Extra, May "a
YfvE SUCCESSIVE BATTLES FOUGHT AT vIcKsBUR0--
GENERAL GRANT BUcCEssFUL--REBEL Loss rHiR-
TEHS THOUSAND AND SEVENTY THEE PIECES 0v Ar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNDOUBTEDLY vALLEs-
fHRKg CHHRRs YOR GENERAL GRANT, AND THRBg
MORE FOR THE AMERICAN EA0LR.
C.rcbidv
HRADarAxrrss Drrs,cr oy toIrxsrs1
SIXTH DIVISION, SixrKESSH ARMY COKts,
CoLunBrs, Ky. Nay Oil r N. /
General Grant has fought aud I'VE successive bat
ties The eBsmys oas ID 900 and thrss pisoes
Of artillery. vcksburg closely invested the 20th tho
rifle pits tho north side Of tho city cArsd by 0enesAl
Steele. Cannonading ceAscd 1t three y. N.
Three cheers for General Grant and his bravo army
AsB0TH, Brgadier General.
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do exc.rc,u u n, ~, IMAGINING u,r a
n,sh,,. n,von.o i. no ~. oye,i Mag the
village Of rava,as, s,,,p,,' ~, 9 lumn. With
Mcr,ern.na n, NAM. A m,yo, p,,cl liver br dye
The c,,.ye,. WIN Cor. am ,,e sn Get said an,
pos,t,oo wa. NOS, ,r,,co,, a, no ctossn a.
We narurallv ,ho.h. Tho ON m, o,l, make =. bboru 70
s,stance ,he,e w. 49,. No., srn,.oa ,te,c.me TO
learn tha, cur aavanc. ya,a os s, man nv tic rebel
picket, as Ina col, nm n,ovea ~. ards Tho river
Tho uptry between E,,varos s,a NON and the ldge
oees maj t,v ana hotcr ,arac,, h,ch as,iosutshes
the 70. on f,r,ho, sas ana sn,saa. nj into broad and
scrt, main ovsr h,ch we movea r,nd,v There were
M r. p,nsnd,,c h,,s h.,co ,h.y ccn,a ,our deadly
Ara into our ranL I'm, ho,. e,e nmsro,s matches az
forest the cover and from the edee Of heh they
cou,a eo.iv .,a,aaa ths one, ee,ss bv tho road.
side 1hera va. so,h ono milo east
Tho in,,senmc,. WHARF IN. main u,cxe yuard WINS sta.
toned Here "a ,es,s,anee wa. ri made.
Cayrs had ,he ex,r,me advance ar the
coli nm and orened and ended tho euswcmeut. Hastily
de,,ov,rc h.a ,ro ~ sr,rm.hers n rho rich, Of The
road backed No nv the two brsades Of Cars dvist
IN l,ne az ,,,e behind n wuh Ccueru, Os,etbsus, d,y
sion on me Jeff Of the read similarly disu sed General
Nc(,lcrnand cave tho order TO advance Soon In the
cehs Of tho ,bck a rest tho skrm,,bers 20 both ARMIES
were ho,ly cd while batteries Of artillery planted
ON the right and left OF mo road poured shot and shell
nto ina fort unost furous,v rhs yups A., thc
mani. ren,ied with v,cor ami .n,r, A,most.
The arst shot droppad h. Tho eaisson beorr,n,
70 rosers Wisconsin, sa,,crv md exoaea IN contents
,shtlv vouudoy General oserhaus and can,,,n roster
or IN. h.,,o,v ora 10. ..,o,. n,,.,,. 80 v,nc.-.
Genera, Os,erbsus bc,y Inn, disabled tho command Of
his division WAS temporarily Given 10 n icador General
ALA. s.
After sk,rm,sb,ns had cont,poed for m hour
during which the gave wav and sooehs thu cover
OF hs u,reuchrren. tho o,der was y,ven n IN. sevcra
brigade commanders ON the reht 70 advance and charge
tho works The ordor was received with cheers
and shouts and the rventvarst twenty ,ecoud Twenty
third Iowa and Eleventh wisconsin General br
gade wore the rst 20 announce themselves In readuess
Ths order /" forvardu WAS e,vsn. and sto.d,lv
and spvendjdIv Tho bravo bows moved nm 10 inc
ashanti. me enemy crouched down behind she breas,
vorks norton or than .t.ioned IN eurta,u nm ths
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General GRANT Not Rented.
fFrom the Rlchmond grnminer, Nay a. I

The only newt ws have ~ sftsi~ sbopt v,chssvrr %
ccntsinsd M the teiegIarbic ec.pstehos pubshsd 10
another column. Up To tbs ims q The elosiss o. Tho
War once last night nothing sadnssnsi hss ben 70
eeived.
u was reported Yesterday morning ,hstata ias hour
tho rvevoas night the prodsnt hal received onclsi
Intelligence that General johusiou hal attached AID
routed Grast and captured seventeen thousand psps
The report was without foundation IN fart.
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Oar Special Army Correspo~dence.

n" $4,000. NEAR VICKsHuRO, Nay II, 1865
There s nothing to-day The guns In tho rear
have mstsned becoming recencc, while tho ganooafs
and front hurting their hunders tho
city.
Scarcely gun has been fred from this direction but
the line Of skrmshecs well advanced along the entire
line, and lies well up TO the line Of forsincaious
so close soldiers that they talk with iitto dim
Guilty with those inside the works.
The casualties to-day have been ow tho loft. and
presume few along tho centre ana right.
train Of supplies arrived this morning, and we are in
no immediate danger OF starvation
The only danger that enterprsing rebel general
may fall Even In that event, line OF
Communication Is short that readily re.cstab
lish Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30
REBEL ACCOUNTS.


General stevensos Ia Com nd at vSeks-
barge
prom the Richmond whir, May al
HEAVY LOSS oy rms ysgxY--cArTrRE ov paIsosI
Eas--fsrgHEsTIs0 PARTICULARS.
rosns, .ay rs, 1850
The JAek'co xisaaJass, ofss,urd'y. sAys.-
Tbe enemy have ATTACKED The works at vicksbprs s1
tmes--,hrss iims yestsrdiy-and each timo
rerased with mmense Io~s General ste,cns1b Gays he
bold veasburg indefinitely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

Parties who entered lines to-day from the sou'n 70
port that Breckenridge and cothers divisions Of brasgs
army were on their way south
All s quiet ~ this point. The ruuaors Of formidable
rebel demonstration right are hardly connrmes
Some portion Of tho enemys vidette limo has been TO-
tired. tfF
account Of Disability
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30
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