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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-29

B- General Burnside has revoked the order
prohibiting the circulation of the Cincinnati
Enquirer in Kentucky, saying he has seen
nsthing in It offensive to the Government Of the
United States. If, however, any publications
are made contrary to Government orders
already issued, or disloyal to the United States
Government, the prOpristors and editors will be
arrested and tried by court martial.
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4 WISH 70 sell ny PLASTATION. sis-s'e5 two
Z miles above DuEui, CT the d ssissippi Central
Railroad, conts ming seven hundred aud Iwony scres
three hundred Of which under ZEN e. toee her ith
the rroF crop lot Of likely Negroes, Muies, ard
stceZ Of every description. ulzntaf t1cis etc TIE
place s desirable and invi al who wish to purchase
s. call Hud examine f1- themselves.
and H0DHFH
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COarederuie Prisoners Deceased.

From the Chicago lines
o. tho Confederate prisoners in csmo. 323
are in hosnital, including two of the number of
the last srTivs; One-hslfof these are slrea7 cor
valescsnt. EeiZhty-thres of those in hospital
are in tho smallpox hospital. The Numbers
given above includes nurses, of which quite a
number were detsins1 when the prisoners left
There ere only nine Federals in the smsl pox
hospital
Since tho last detachment Of prisoners left,
on April 9Th, twenty-seven of those ramsinin9
behind in hospital have died, the names Of
whom ere given below. in connection with the
names Of some who died previous - that tims,
whose names have not been published hereto
fore.
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SHNRRHES

EEDiGO Ccf Pots Smoothing Irons WsterinE
4 Pot. Pad Locks Rm Locks Shoe Brushes. B aek-
ing, hutmegs, Pecan Euus EilE Strainers. English
Chalk, Rgz rs sn1 Razor Straps Cora Neal fne arti-
cs sud irrsh Irish Potatoes Nails Wrspping Paper,
'Tizd w e. ss Patty Rioe Dried F. etc, etH. For
Eale - MOGRTD2E & USTIN
Pugt 0nnref-a q II Hal rTn % tai.
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T0 TRE LAEeaEA !!

COSFEDERATE STATE Or AMEKTCA,l
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE
kicum5E6, Ys Es-ch l9th, 1883.
C.rculEr.l
81 E1ICAL PUHvEY0RS VII rake eo5esvcrs
LtA t-rougb r. pubh hei in Devvsp apeT, to -nduce
re ediss tlr0CE igtrrrat thauselve.
in tie c1l ne Ct the GARDEN POPPY. They nay
tkss render .as C0nfedsrscy essential s-rviee.
fSisnedl $. p. MOORE
Surg on General, Q. 5. a.
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Tee latest advices from Mexico are received
through our Northern exchanges. TIE steamer
Sonora, via Acapulco, had dates from the city OF
Mexico up to The Ist Of April The French
bombatded PacbIa ten days. They were re-
pulsed thrice. The forlfcatiOn Of San Javier
was rendered untensblA by shells and r6od
guns. The Mexicans withdrew, and the French
occupied it on the 3lst of March They took
oue hundred and fifty prisoners. The French
hsld the outside fortifeGtious round the city.
The bombsTdment continued up to the latest
dates. The principal fortifcations still held out
FoREY's headquarters were at the church Of
Santiago, inside the Garita, COMoNFoRT, at st.
Martin, where he bad ton thousand troops. Or
TEGA was in Puebls with twenty-five thousand
men. The French have cut the cOmmunies-
tons between ORTEGA and CoMONFORT. The
French strength is twenty-five thousand, and
five thousand Mexicans. Their base of sup
plies was the village of Amassc Reinforce
ments arrive daily from Vera Cruz. Twenty
thousand Mexican troops are in the city of
Mexico.
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FOR SALE,

81 =. y. CIR TER'S,
ON PhIFS LADIES' SHOES,
ZUV $50 2 iTa Eea SHaas
IS uars MsH's Boots
SO %. Grouul Cofiee,
10 boxes Clsret,
= boxes 6us IT nfy,
Lima BeEns and Fresh Tcratoes in cans
S-sr ca dies Soda SosD
D led 1pies. -co-c -ch snuff Tape52z~
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Arumor was current on the streets yesterday
afternoon, that Gen. BANKS column had occu-
pied Alexandra, La. Upon inquiry we learned
that dispatch to that effect had been received
by the superintendent of the Southern Express
company, from the agent ct Natchsz. No psr-
tculsYs were given
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FOR SALE I!

On DOZEN SOFT HATS.
~ 10 coz Wcollsn shirts
26 dozen White HaaGkareziefs
% dozen -olo ed
60 yG-3a Ksrseys
100 yards Domestic,
50 pairs Cavalry Boots-snd q general sssogt
molt of CGlicoes, Dalaines. Lavrns etc
A. D WITH eRSPOON.
sD2l-iw' Canton Miss
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DON'T WANT TO FIGHr.-A Northern dis
patch fromyIIslena as late as the 14th inst, an
nounees that one negro regiment at that point
is nearly full, and that it is to be commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel Wood, formerly of the 6 h
Missouri cavalry. It also states that the ne
groes are not so eager to enlist IS was antiei-
pated. Many Of them are suddenly seized with
rheumatism, ague, etc, and it is found neces-
ssrry to impress them. Also, that attempts
have been made to force free negroes who are in
the employ of certain parties, and whose homes
are in Northern cities, into the ranks. Their
employers have in some instances appealed to
Gen. Preniiss for protection, which has been
promptly rendered, sud the recruiting officers
have been severely eensured.
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Special Orders No. 113
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT MISSIS-t
alPPI AVID EA>T LOUISIANA,
Jackson, Kiss, APrl 80 1863
Estrset
Fs PROM end after this date no Sugars or No
L lesass tslo1sing 20 pr e parties viii be al
lowed leave this D fsrtue1t lnti "a ther ders.
By order Of Lieut. General PENRERToN
w. Nh aMI GER
ar2f-7w n
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IL 500 ounces @ mime,
100 ounces E0rphiGs,
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go poruGs Bus Mass,
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So psua g isasup Black
sc lbs beff Gfus.
D fozsn Ee1cizal BTardy,
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tTFTILB bo paid fer 3 SUBSTITUTE over forty Eve
G. W BOYD,
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A FEMALE TEACHER c7psbie OF teaching tie
"a Eag ssh branches, 20 tske charge Of q family
school Si.zaian desirable snd psrms1e1t end wages
good. An elecrT lady preferred Apply to
J. z HODGES
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URREHVETRE1S

GOOD CURRIsR ana TANNER-fsr sale Al
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NELSON & HERON
Em-L ". -rlsa
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EETANTED, 70 f. SUBSTITUTES for the war
w those ovef forty i've vii answer. Remuneration
vii prove a5undautly satisfactory. Apply to
MJGRDGE {, AUSTIN
Front street,
spa7 3ta Cn-oFte CITY Hall Hospital.
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ORLEANS FEuALE ACADEMY,
Z COATED near Arcols, L0uissna on the New Or
Il 4 ica-s. JeOsl or ard Great Nor. hem Raj ROAD.
This in1ntUd wi remain open daring the suzuer
The terms df-y duilarS per nth for board and
tuition 10 French. English ard general branches Esch
prp mu-s be prosHjed with a compiets out6t Ct bed
ding, G G., s5nlzaeusal and toes srt-ces
II D. DIMETRY, A. n,
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-EETE want 20 p..r.hase a few Ike y NEGRO GIRLS
IS from ten 70 sixteen years Cd. to work ia Pear
River Kills J. & = GREEN,
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Froul vselssburs.

CHARL' sToN. April s6-AH quie' TIE steamer
Esse, from Nassau, reached C.zfsdsrats pat ;his
r0rrfne.
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SIR JAMES CLARKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription IF Sir j Clarke A. d.
Physician Extraordinary to The Queen

This extraordinary medicine is unfaing in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
ale constitution is subject 1t moderates all excuses
and removes all distractions, and speedy cure NAV be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price dollar, bears the government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits
CA u CION.
These Pills should moi Be taken by females durno thu
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as theJ arc
bring Miscarriage, but at any other time Their
safe
In all of nervous aud spinal Affections pains in
the back ana limbs fatigue on slight eXertOn. palpa
tim OF the heart hYstercs and whites these pills will
effect when all other means have f5iled and al.
though powerful remedy, not contain iru;i caumeI
antin0ny nything hurtiul 10 the constitution
Fun directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carcftlh preserved
Sole Agent fof the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES q Cortlandt street, New York.
B. 81 90 and q postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorizcd agent will insure bottle, containing pills
byrcturn mail. Sold by all druggists dis deowly
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a MEXICAN &FOREIGN PATENTS
r.. IL. Z ID D i

SOLICITOR OF l. ATENTS,
Late Aqent OF o. s. Patent once. Washfagtoa, under
the Act of 1870
SG state ST., opposite I&iIby ST., Boston.
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WORMS.-One of the most prevalent
w causes Of the ills febleress of children and
times of adults, the great quantity OF INTLS-
TIN AL WORMS.
CORBUS WORM DESTROYING SYRUP,
will be found peri city safe and very efcacio rem
edy. 1t not only removes the worms bit the causes of
Their gneat increase and in all cases greatly improve
the general health hsny certificates could be publish
ed from no;he who be. ye il saved the lives Of
their chi dren, and the improvement in health after
using this medicine.
run description of the symptoms of worms accom-
pany each bottle Pr ce 25 cents.
b. CoRBlN: Guord, Conn. Proprietor Sold by
Druggists and Merchants generally. d&wIy augl
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NERVE IMVIGORATOR.

fusion of Thought, Loss of Memory, Irritable
Temper, Gloomy Apprehensions, Des-
pondency and Melancholy which
end in Loss of Reason
This remedy that # arul train Of mental and
phscsl evils arising from vcnerea excuses and secret
habits OF the young is composed Of the sOOthisg
sttchl thcHng and mvieuTatiHg medicines be found
in the whole Vegetable ngdtm, which, in c0mbina.
ton, form the most perfect AndOte iUI this obstinate
and dstres ing class OF maladis yet discovered
1t has now been sent 10 nearly every state in the Union
relieving the uhtnld suhcrrEs VI hundreds who hay
never seen the inventor, restoring them health
strength and happiness Pfices-Quait bottle, which
lasts month, SlO; halt size, So.
E$ The above n$mcd remedies the result Of over
twenty ears study ana practice, and prepared
they are known to be inc for their respective
purposes. am Therefore induced TO them public
Tor the mutual benefit Of myself aud the sick who 9TH
evise could never avail themselves of their virtues
he' are all wa ranted represented in every respect
or The price wiI be fettnded
~ Prepared and sid ONLY at DR.. MATTiSON'S
hLMEDl - INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES,
rear No. Is Union street lrovid nee. r. L. and sent by
United States, ON receipt OF tie price by mail
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SUNDAY CARS.

WEBSTER SQUARE LINE leaves Lincoln Square at A.
NJ and every hUnr to p. NJ Leave Webster Square at
~ A. NJ ard every our TO ~ NJ.
WEST STREET lINE leaves Harrington Avenue at 72l
4 NJ ana every hour to s 81 r Leave West street at
I52 A. and every hour t. S.j2 p.
WESTERN RAILROAD LINE leaves Harrington Avenue
at 40 a. NJ. aud every hour to 10 Leae Nestern
Railroad ~ I.l6 a. N. and every hour to IL P. NJ
50 Diff
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y; .;5;.---s; WORCESTER 4 NASHUA

RgiIroad C0Hnectioas.-At Albany with the New York
Centrsi, Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail
roads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson anS
Boston railroads At State Line with the Housatonic
railroad At Pttsh.ic with the PiItsfeld and North
Adams, and Stockbridge and Pittsfeld railroads AT
Westheld with the hampshire and Hampden railroad
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven snd SIri @
field, and Connecticut River R8Il At Palmer with
the New London, Palmer and Nimantic and Becher
town and Amherst railr, ads At Worcester junction
Win the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad
Worcester May |, 1882. HENRY GRAY Sup't
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Me0lttnal.

GPEER'S SAMBUCI WINE - Just
~ received and for sale by BUSH ii Co, "a Front
street diff icg2
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ANTI-sYPHILTTIC SYRUP.

No remedy ever discovered mas done what has been
achieved by this. Under Its every form consitu
ttOEal svphiliic faint is speedily cured, and in a lew
weeks the subtle poison is compile eradcatcd from
the system and hcalt and st cnsth permanently
stored.
81 Hpas this remedy that cured Il gentleman from
the South theH Stcppmg at NerpOrt and tehich he
presented Dr. N Gh $3.50 besides his bill after AdUinq
been under The freatEe1t Of The most eminent yStcians
in BE- tdnore, Phiiadeiphia and Ner York, for FIVE
YEARS.
one bottle which iasis month, will often effect
perfect cure. Price, SO; half size, S..
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peas only surnlise, as no official information Il
such 8 move Ment had been received.
MOVEMENTS AT TIL ENORTH.
HARRISBURG, June 15.--Governor Curtin
has issued proclamation stating that the
President has called 90 Pennsylvania for fifty
thousand men, 70 repeI the invasion Of tbs
State, and urges the men to rush to arms TO
resist advance Of the Confederate troops now
threatening the border.
PHILADELPHIA, June l5,-Ihe following
dispatch has been received by Collector Iho1o-
as, from Governor Curtin:
William G. Thomas, Philadelphia: The
President calls for a hundred thousand men
for 3 term not exceeding six months, all tins
men SO raised 20 be credited to the draft
Lees army is approaching in force. We must
have men Immediately to check hll. C&n
vou net raise q force at once? The men &c be
aouiprcd and paid by the United States.
s. g. CURTIN.
PHILADELPHIA June l5.-The principal
citizens Of this city have telegraph9d 70 Ten.
George Cadwallader, now at Washington,
asking him to obtain authority 20 repair am~
n1edjsteIy to Philadelphia and organize troops,
his petitioners regarding him as laasa III 1os
the crlss.
ALBANY, June 15--The Governor to-day
received telegram from w ashlngton, calling
for twenty thousand n1illhanen Immediately
He summoned several major generals Of the
State militia to Albany for consultation, and
has taken steps for rapid organization Of the
militia.
Gen. Sanford telographs be can bring out
five fhousanf men without ::esay, and ths
general commanding the eighth division prom
ises two thousand.
! draft is TO be made under the Stale law 10
fll I'D to their maximum number all militia
regiments in the State, aud from these the
twenty thousand will be supplied. They are
called upon TO serve six months and Will be
credited TO the State as three years men under
the impending national draft. They are 70
serve without State Or rational bountjes.
PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-The New York
Seventh have offered their services to aid ~
resisting then invasion Of Pennsylvania. and
have been accepted They expect TO leave
for Harrisburg tomorrow.
New YORK, June l5.-Governor Andrew,
who is here, has rendered to the Government
the services Of al the available Massachusetts,
militia Including the recently returned forty
fourth. Third, and Sixth regiments
i is IS understood that 81 the New York
c;;tv militia regiments have been ordered 10 The
seat Of war. ~
iss<,ed proclamation, calling out thirty chou
Sand volunteers for the defence OF the border,
IN accordance with the Presidents procIaroa-
tions
The WASHINGTON correspondent Of The \.
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their rear. The belief last night, however.
among the military men was that Gen. EsiS7oll,s
force las crossed at WIlIia'n5poct and proceed
I'd 20 invest Harper>s Ferry. This, however.
was only sy1rn,ise, as no official information Il
such 9 move rent had been received.
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artillery.
HARR1sBuR,e, June I5.-Tba Confederates
entered CEambereb,srg at nine Q cock tonight.
Cen. Tyler sustained the fight at Martins
burg until dark on Sunday evening. He then
prepared to evacuate the position, which tact
the Confederates discovering, they attacked
him in strong force, and 3 anosG 8angulnary
fight was kept up during Gen. Tyler move.
lnent to the Potomac river which he crosse !
at ShephordstoVn, and subsequently, moved
10 Harper's Ferry with his forces, and at once
assumed the chief command. bis loss III kill
ed wounded and missing was said SO De very
segere. as was also that ct the Con5ederates.
1t Was stated that he brought taWay ali his can
non The Confedorates at once took posses
sion 0f 1Iartin3burg and the Immediate sur
rounding country
Yesterday morning large body of Confed-
crate cavalry psssed into Maryland, at VII
liamsDort, and subsequently, took possession OF
Hagerstown. The telegraph wires between
Hagerstown and Harrisburg we're cut about
nine Q clock yesterday morning; as also those
to Chambersburg.
At last advices the city Of Frederick and Vi
cinity had not been visited BY the CoDfederates,
All tbs government stores, &c, were re-
moved from shat place yesterday, SIS pre-
caurionary measure. The sick and conVa-
Zesceu& soldiers we're also removed from
there. Quite number Of citizens Of Ereder--
;cl, c;fv and county also Of Washington ana
AiIeehanv counties, arrived IN Baltimore dur
ing Yesterday, alarmed By many war rumors
IN their neighborhoods. The passenger trains
between Frederick, Harper's Ferry and Baltl-
more continued yesterday without INTERRUPT
ton.
IN the last account We stated that Col. Nc
Reynolds forces were engaged IN &, night at
BerryvlIe on Saturday evening, and that Il
was thought be had cut his way to Gen. Mil
row, Ibis it appears he succeeded in doing
about Q clock On Sunday morning: after bay
inc sustained severe encounter untlI dark on
Saturday evening. Ills loss Has SSaEo3 TO De
quite heavy.
The most important part OF the military
movements in that section OF the country was
heinz enacted by Major-G General Nilroy at
Winchester. That officer succeeded in cutting
his Vsv through Gen EwelFs forces who had
surrounded him at Winchester, and arrived at
Harper's Ferry, yesterday afternoon With the
larger portion Of his command. The follow
inc Is the substance Of an official dispatch re-
ceiyed from Gen. Milroy BY Major General
Schenck last night:
I'Tbe Notifications we're invested by about
IS, 600 Confederates, with twenty pieces OF az
tiliery This force, after desperate conflict,
carried the outer works by Storm about SIX O,
clock on Sunday evening. Gen. Mllroy spiked
his heayy guns and Withdrew after nlght, II
the direction Of Martinsburg. de marched
about four miles unmole5ted, when he vas at
tackled by an overwhelming force; A ddesper,,
ate fight Of two hours followed, when !5eneraI
Milroy cut his way through and arrived at
Arp2s henry ~ 5d 4RpGs5ded TR5poadd s snd Mss Ss
The road is now open through M@rtinsbu1g
to MARYLAND and Pennsylvania. Willie cavalry
r.o;ds rnov he eracuted IN those States, it ls
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
voA Movements Of the Confederate army.

prrrr.AngLp11IA, June 15.--The tsvening
pn1lar;p publishes tbe following news from
s:.ratrbes received by the Pennsy ylvania Rail-
road Company:
4 disnafch to-day from Bolton Station, on
rho Northern Central railroad, says that Gen
araI TYLER had retreated from SLartinsburg at
s;ybs Q clock last evening; that the Federal
e,roa At Winchester had probably been captur
"A Yesterday and that the enemy are in force,
nroaablv ten thousand strong, at HagerstoWn.
Fhe NsDatch adds thai the danger IS great
a. the enemy is advancing il heavy force
private dispatch, troT1 s trustworthy
so7rca, states that the Confederates appeared
near ChaInhersbugg this morning, and 1t IS
nro6aFle that the place has already been oceu~
pied BY them.
IARPgR7s FERRY, June l5.--GeL. MiIroy
has made gallant escape from Winchestoy.-
Ha was completely surrounded, but cut his
wav through with loss # only about two
thousand men EIe inflicted great damage to
General Tyler from Martinsburg, has also
arrived here This place will be able to hold
out. The Confedorates arc commanded by
t}aneraIs Ewon, Evans and Rhodes,
BALTIMORE, June 15.~Genaral NliIroy was
surrounded at Winchester by eighteen thousand
Confederates, but after 3 desperate hight, cut
5is way through and united with the Federal
Eoroe3 at Harper Ferry.
The Federal force at MartinsEurg has also
fallen back on Harper's Ferry:
BALTIMORE, June l5.--Iho Au1orloan
special report irom Harper's Ferry says that
Nlroy succeeded in cutting hia way. through
Ihe Confederate lines and reached there this
forenoon, after evacuating Winchester.
The fighting was very desperate, and the
Federals repulsed the Confederates repeatedly
With heavy loss, but finally hey we're largely
reinforced, and Milroy made bis arrange ments
Sunday night to abandon Winchester, finding
chat the Confederates were endeayorlng TO
closely invest that place.
lie lost considerably, some two Jhou8and
men IN killed and wounded, and prisoners
Military movements are IN progress 60 check
ehe movements in this direction, which it would
cot be proper to particularize.
PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-A dispatch from
Federal troops were then passing there in re-
1reat from Hagerstown 10 Chambersburg.
Hagerstovn had been evacuated, and ali the
stores and rolling stock Of the railroad removed.
HQmor fxes the Confederate forces at ten
thousand, which is probably an ezaggeratlon.
CHANBERsBURG, June Is, Lieutenant Pal
ntr has Just returned to this place. He had
% hight his way out TWO miles this side Of
Greencsstlc. He reports the Confederates ac-
2495yancIng in three columns; one towards
Y, ,aynesboro and Gettysburg, one direct TO
Vhambersburg, and one towards Mercersburg
sad Cave Mountains Itisn not known whether
Ioey will proceed in short columns or conoen-
IFate
!, 4 large fra is now seen IN the direction Of
9ta8Qc&stIo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-16

The Washington correspondent Of The \,
7. Express says;-"I IS believed here to-dsy
that the Confederates Will avoid Washington
and Alexandra and even all the outer lines OF
Qualifications for the defence Of these TWO CIT
les Is thew are in the best condition. as also
on the Lower Potomac.