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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
COLUMBUS OHIO SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 81

neighborhood meeting OF fsrmersi end tneir
wives and adult chlldre1, TO secure improve
ment In farming and kindred things. .ssag,
FEEcE TrnBEA AS fence mending and set
ing 10 one OF tne nfst du.les si.er me iLost y
ou. ol tne etoulufa, 20 sssnuinE IoD UT VIZ
WINTER " tle geslpg ous q gooa suPp'yI o'
pos's' ra'l1, anu s'sAes' bss - dno' " '''sof7
'ep. :, ..5.a,.-a r...,,a .Io,,,s ~ -,
rlhpihe.NAcks .il, e ASD iAVuoas snvuNpe ;sI syn
ssAn'iai, snsl.e.ec, unpser unpser foOi Z" p0'n''''s'gAf
|"g, nsp. vlsnn' Ta !. 80. os,.a ., Z ldh
.,s,.e '.. rals tMa9.s ~ ~ Iy W naattto
L nvLI.os \. sia,l w n'sles RS psns,ias,
aHe and sa'es y snyIs P.S @ fSai eo"3
:" Hhd ,S;. Ss;taans1n " aeise. VIII ess Nv
ana ,rnnc. ..ai. ssIr " hnt,ats
c nicap ppSS';, ~ n. ~ ioss o,shf aISo a
and ,his | daSS su ,nss S..iSos IL IF had
snsas h,ot ~ ssnsss ~ '''''''N''a''Sr y ~
Gn,,, 1,vrna -rThS Z - aa,;n. 30 oattla ove,
.bo n.a,n nd oIds ns.s;cnis,iv vHen
ooyeled With ssoW. and in thsvinr resther, is
- ~ s.n;Had snn' dr,f, A. :, aIoria 10 clanr
sd svsv sDd s,.nd;oo wate, d,a~n npf y
| o
noheAss-1Ail noiseS youpg anu oIo, shou'g
nave warm, com,o,taoie suenel, 20 GleAneu
asiiy, ana, useu, pihnhe,eu, po,n 10 VIC s.s-
ule anu guy VI 1.-THE s'ap,e o'anhe' 0e,ns s .ns
,ieo'ey ane NY ooss1ps .no peoA, ,ou,'' aps
nofsss run wnion no o.ispor 10 fq",reu, ueeu
Nv pisnA1'i +, ~ h I,s sss.u y. ~ s .ha -
otps, an no.D9s nuyu'e 70 "o" 'o''' III" ''e
0MAs Aeps shA'P ~ "n'ef. .l
| loE-Ihe experience OF last year VIII IeBd
to the securing OF she hrht crop oil ice This
10 well, for 10 ls Ordinarily the best. II snow
falls upon clear "black" Ice, IL VIII ordinarily
pay Tor family use 10 sweep on the snow
from Sufficient surface to ill the ice houee,
30 that In case OF rain and subsequent
freezing, the upper stratum OF ice VIII not
| De colt enoW.ice, ana that tne colo may pene-
trate more readily. See article tn ice houseT,
page 5o5 'Pt. '''t
MANURrs.-lt is best TO keep mannrs nrdsr
covsr and enclosed, 30 that q slow fermentation
will De constantly going on. Too active fer
mentation is very Injurious; 1t may be check
BY packing 1t very close by the treading OF aDi-
mal5, spreading level and keeping hogs upon ",
or working 10 over. The latter secures sn
evenness OF fermentation while u prevents
burning or firefang, 1s ..I -a.
MUCK FROM THE HESwaHp.-The present month
ordnarily fIOrds very favorable opportunity
to get out muck. Leaving IL 10 heaps dutir 6
she Winter tt becomes acted upon by q e frost
and Is much better for use in the Spring, or &
be oaried to the stables during the Sum nsr fo
use next Winter. II needed for use at once II
the stable, haul II ss soon ae IL is dry enough
and keep 1t under cover, or 1t will be Of littIs
service as 81 absorbent. u A--.- '-l 9.
MEADoHs-ltis is very poor policy to let cat
tie browse the meadows In Winter, or ever
wander over them. When not covered with
eno" In thawing weather, they injure the r1n,s
ana tne places OF cattle paths through TINS
Sow are often traced by dead gross and bart
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

is compounded from the most effcctual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distemper, and for the cure of The
disorders it entails. That it ia far superior to
any other remedy yet devised, is known by all
who have given it trial. That it docs COM
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class Of complaints, is indisputably
proven by the great multitude Of publicly
known and remarkable cures it has made OF
the following diseases Kings Evil or
Glandular Swellings, Tumors, Erup-
tions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Fry
sipelas, Rose or st. Anthonys Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from trl-
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise from impurity
Of tho blood. Minute reports Of individual
cases may be found in AYERS AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggists
for gratuitous distribution, wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some Of
the remarkable cures which it has made when
all other remedies had failed TO afford relief
Those cases are purposely taken from all sec
tions Of tic country, in order that every reader
may have access to some ono who can speak to
him of its benefits from personal experience
Scrofula depresses the vital energies, and thu;
leaves its victims far more subject TO disease
and its fatal results than are healthy Constitu
tions. Hence it tends to shorten, and doe
greatly shorten, the average duration OF human
fife The vast importance of these considera
tons has led us to spend years in perfecting I
remedy which is adequate to its cure. Thil
we now offer to the public under the name OF
AYEH's SARsAPARILLA, although it is com
posed Of ingredients, some of which exceed the
best Of Sarsaparila in alternative power. By
its aid YOU may protect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger of these disorders. Purge out
the foul corruptions that rot and tester in the
blood purge out the causes of disease, and
vigorous health will follow. BY its peculiar
virtues this remedy stimulates tho vital func'
tons, and thus expels the distempers which
Iurk within the system or burst out on any
part of it.
We know the public have been deceived by
many compounds of SarsdparilIa, that promised
much and did nothing but they will neither bC
deceived nor disappointed in this. Its virtue:
have been proven by abundant trial, and there
remains no question of its surprising excellence
for the cure of the affecting diseases it is in
tended to reach. Although under the same
name, it is n very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people, and il
far more effectual than any other which has
ever been available to them,
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and OTHER LIQUORS, for medicinal use ONLY which
We purchased direct from the Custom House In New
We solI.i d. insp.eton q rAysielans to our stock
oct4-dSm
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/. Law; Notice .

THOMAS M. FINIKs WHO rs IN
IL The STATE or Vireinis Erisa6sth Ann Johnson ana
Joseph johnson who side IN wisecnsin. and Albert
Nc Rinks. who resides in iKansss ste hereby notified
that Ffederick Swshef, AdmilisIator Of inks
county for the ie fhe residue Of the real estate Of
ne said Milton Riaks, deceased, sitzated Ia Franklin
cototy Ohio to pay debts Of said dscedent end thai
the will bs ,or hearing on the 18th DAY ofpe'
'-' = hSsiiIig G1N ,FREDERIuK swIsHER, u q
sn ysb adt ,hGG vy Ad'mr otl Milton Pinks, deed.
Coz q OoHyRRp, Aty's fer petitioner al 0Dio
noyeo4wW. '''NA FNa'''tA9 ''us ''
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A FLOURISHuNaE1 DEMOORATIO
NEWSPAPERS,

NEWSPAPERS,
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j. now offered fjr sale. The county IL always re
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now offered for saie s The REQ egnized lapd the ony
organ Of the party In the county. The official patron
age aiohe, OF the paper amounts osbout $4,000 per
nu with subscr iption list JOB work and business I'D
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Of his health, the be disposed OF at
great bargain t. good Defnocfat.
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contamination is yRriously caused by mcrcuial
disease, low living, disordered digestion from
ua'icoliby food, impure air, filth and filthy
Ll.,ys, tic depressing vices, and, above oil, by
tlle ycuereal infection, Whatever be its origin,
il is hereditary in the constitution, descending
p" from parents to children unto the third and
foitrtli generation;" indeed, IL seems to be tho
rod Of Him who says, i will visit the iniqui-
~; Of tho fithers upon their children" Tho
diseases which it originates take various names,
arcording to the organs it attacks In the
lungs, Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally
Consumption; in the glands, swellings which
snppuratc and become ulcerous sores in tho
stomach aud bowels arrangements which pro-
ducc indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver COM
rmiuts; on tho skin, eruptivo and cutaneous
a,icrion7. These all having the Same origin,
, require tho same remedy, viz. publication and
iiigoraon of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distempers leave you.
With feeble foul, or corrupted blood, you can.
not have health with that I" lifo Of the flesh
healthy, you cannot havo scrofulous disease.
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AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL,

IIIB W OTIU 8 UIedI ueIHbUy tut
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
Of Consumptive patients
'o" z in advanced stages
n of the disease.
This has been SO long used and so univer.
sally. known, that we need do no more than
assure the public that its quality is kept up 10
tie best it ever has been, and that it may be
relied on to do all it has ever done.
i Prepared by O. DIR. j. @. AVER g. Co,
Practical and analytical Chemists
b. w. .& Lowell, Mass,
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Sept. 10, 1se3-d&weow1y
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Thursday the report 10 the enemy was heavily
reiBforcsd-soms Fay BY three army corrs -
GA Friday the fight was renewed by chr
troops attempting to storm the eGemys works
We sGces sded but were compelled 10 retire -
Lse then, oa Friday evening, changed his
fIoni, aud moved behind the town of Gettys
turg, aud on Saturday morning wss in Inns of
bs';ls, expecting q renewal OF the engsge-
meEt. All ihe information received here
cemss through Nj Hawks, Of Exe!t's com
msGd, who LETT Gstsvstu-g ou Saturday
mOrtiag- lie Gays that General Long
sfsst did not tome up till very iste,
pnd / understood hiss TO N an la Sn Ffid ".
o sr loss on tbs Two d.st d VI was nos very
area. o Friday cur loss uTae heavy, especial
" in P;esefts dfvision. Cars Biskse.l'c aud
GaEBs.t were billed. Gsa. Isimols los; u leg.
aud Ger. ii nod an arm. Colonel X Ksran. of
North Carolina, is severely wouEdsd in the
thigh
A train Of wagons belonging 10 Lopgsiree',
was, Gu yesterday. attacked ly the enemy ut
Grsspeas.ie, ana large number captured,
with their teaas l. is strange 10 me that u
s;ugle wagon should reach cur army. They
have bsen going sometimes without IN escort
and when guarded the nuGl, CT OF soldiers -
TOO sglali for defence, Sni too large fer pro-
cssSion- The pen eon briGge at Failing Wa.er,
over wEiJa our trains passsd, WAS astaea sd
and broken up by ssnas forty Yankee cavalry.
snf there WAS not evsa Z guard At The place,
as / learn. a ;eEtion TO sueh sUTif mattsfs
may 10 isasoas, bat their neglect leads 10
Consequences Gisasssaus in the extreme SoaIe
Of he w61ASa jast III sap that MeCieli.n is
il command OF the eaeay. j.
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by means Of strong parties with afHfsry, seal.
tered abont along iss course. Ia KAinius vicks-
burg the Yankees have not adsaneed one inch
towards their OH ret.
TeiSgrapltic Lies

The uufsnndsd aud extTavasisn. saaries that
have been transmitted recently by the teie
graph, occasion wide spread Complaint. The
press and the public have been annoyed past
endurance by them. From the Seaahwsst we
have had message AT er msssas thai was, il
not inerefibie upon lis face, coAtradioted by
subaeq qaen. iufornaiiou. diliIkeas Bead haa
been taken several iimes, yet wA have never
had posse ssioa Of Ii. Kirby Smith, MsgrudsF
and Dick Taylor have hssn made 10 cross
over the Miseissippi &ad do a great many
things which taey never have done and have
been rapidly moved from one po:at to another
at q great distance la an incredibly short space
Of tims. Magruder one day ia marching upon
Nsw Ureana, when it is not probable he is
outside Of Ike boundaries OF Teas. Every.
tbiax is received with doubt THAT comes from
that direction. The last report thai Dick Tay-
icr had crossed Tie Mississippi and was joining
Gardaaf al Port Hudson, mad comp letsiy rout.
ed Banks. and marched Oh to rsinforSa John
atom Of coures H1nst bs recsissd wttnsae 80
arelaitY that ihs g1asssaus-sssfs 50. .Ster Of
everything by tetcgraP:f rom Eaat e ls.rscr ia
30 81 oil calculated 20 inapfe.
Ia: ali Il. ozce the tslegrsphe,s froni The
North appear to be aml1ioos CT outsifippipg
| tbFiF e9ntempoFaIi 30 Of tae far South and
| y in one bound go long way ahead of them
| We are informed from MartiusJnrg that q ~.
| Lee, by an adroii move, has captured jotfs 3
Mo"suaM u Nr es.emy, aud tb5y " ,ctase 10 b.
paroiea - The number Of prisoners ara
finally reGuced 10 toHg' ihoMz1nd and some
have Aeen charitable enough TO imagine thai
thers sgaa mistake in tsanscrbing the sum
hy which |oar was naeu;f sd iAto (osty. I,o
{ e sigma oftho telegraph do ups admi. of euel
a mistake. i al Again, if t5is .ers rot ga, the
particularly with which tire message described
ti,a movement og tbs fa!iJs back Of tho csn
,te, aud the euveioping tes ere ly b lie clos
ius il of the two wings of Our army, leaves
80 loop hole Tor e2piaIisii n. L. i3 tue the
elsgr. pher may, aud un doubt did hear !
lying fuulUr "a the ciisc. Of what hs " rots
but Is that iie sort ol iuIoi nation 10 be Rravey
tranalDisted to the press aid War Depart
nent ksveraes arc bad enough withoui
havsnR added 20 them taa sckenng jcpie4
zion CT being let down frofi the citation Of q
'epcrted brilliant victory t. !. ye,1ttbls retfea;
oi our army, af.eF Il Geries q the tnost Gan
culinary cJnIoA.s Of ta8 w8r.
Some I8eaaurcs ought 10 be- adopted 10 pro
tect the public and the aoycssuaept from these
uar1 liable s.aa false messages Tire matters
II which they relate are to0 important 10 be
habn.ittad 10 luci uuirGs!wOrtuy soutces OF
intelligence.
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Che Is; utaiity OF tiie sHe,ay while N Stafford
g. tiarder OF "a Man and his Mother
:FDKaCE or 1uz EEgHa0sp Dl,P 4rcB
STAFFORD Go Va Jgic 6 1863

STAFFORD Co Va, Jaly g. 1863.
Daring the last Invasion of Stafford county,
Va ty tho vanial hordes of Burnside ana
iIookor, some of tie deepest tragedies were
enacted, which Cur Southern papers oueht 10
hold III, before the eyes o. iGd. ntnt humaUisy
il their most g!aSin1 cci2Ta Time and space
wilt not siow I4e 10 nlel''t al, but c;ls 0F
two instances ! Will notice 10 ehosy Vei i:st III {
poor eufieling people have ha1to endure.
Some time about Christmas 4 poor, iab0Fiau
man named Sh3cklefor3, with large aud
hei pess family dependent Ga his eNs. touE,
was working Ut !. neighb0Is, 6, when, seeing
some de .peladoeg pass in the direction of his
hens, he hurried tnere II Protec. hls wife rad
hel,lea, little ones. Ito found the yiilaiua
busiiy engaged in rearchine aude:ealiug every
thjng valuitia h., owned. A ii at he sxpoe-
tulited; but they were deaf TO every remon
stsanee aud listening TO no argaDls.it lie tried
force aud, eal1ing au aka, ortoied the wratches
of, or no wonld strike Sui pegslstiae IN ih aif
search he niah Ell blow al oAa of them " bieli
inflicted Is slight wound on his shoulder Tnay
iustAD,iY maze sbeir escape, and, thinking
himself happily sid Il thoni, his wife FASTENED
ia prepare his IFuga: supper. Naito eating
this meal they were giafilsd by ,ha s0uaa OF
MANY footsteps 81 thelr door. 2Ad 8 o 10 could
,eanze ina stuttlOu the iaouse Waa broken
,;pen ANA re-, torn foroibiy from HE family, was
an officer, the1 teoa de.iterats aia, as hisn, and
hi, BODY was literally riacled with bIils, in
tie Ei.bt Of his distracted wife and siiriekias
children Ills aged mother, who ioaplorsd his
ts was ehot ST by Il ruff 81, and now lies low
and suffering with the exemy's bali IN her
hreag, MOI c5n;eutsd with their Ii .ldish re-
yeaye, they buried the poor mutiiatsd body
t here it fell, Aai driving tts mo'her and chit
s!ran into .lis woods, that bitter winter night,
sst ire 10 the houae aud burnt II 10 tao ground
Tba above recG II! IS eolemn truth, aud snY y
eit;zsn ia 81 iloFd can bear witness TO II. The
f3ui deed W az perpetrated by men from Sigei 8
Grand Eeuerve Division OF tao Army of the
Potomac, aud under toe supeI inteadenee OF al.
officer. Not content with slroyieg The liiiuga
of tine, these solii=rs OF ''.he bsat uovern-
nent ia the world make !. moekeEy oi tie
ssiemn ores ot eterHi.y. AT little country
ehuroh, near Caappa~alasic ereels, come Penn
syig4uia a1iiisrs entered, asa having found 4
dead hog Ia sta.e of decomposition placed il
ia Tie pulpit, and patsing its psws upon the ga
cred desk bade ], preach 10 the Secsssopists.
Il there 10 Nemesis, no avenging Gcd, for
su.h az these Cannot our hravs Confederate
leaders, nerved by a hatred of such detsstabla
criIaes, grant protection 10 ciLzans, WHO, Co
voted 10 the Southern CAUSE, are 50 unfoT,a
nately situated AZ 70 DO ia tue iines OF the in
soisut adv ersary atAffohp'
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TIE $5sua ion

We have lost Niekeburg. Thai no longer
,a,i.suf doubt We lave Itsa Vieksb1,g.
a Grant is rapidly aivaneiue upon Johnston
,.c.son. with forees which are Represented
;,,eaist.bly eupsrior. The latter General
/. Il poye be compelled 10 reireas, we presume
4 So no las hetetofore beer mueh celebrated
i, H.. maslefIy character Of his retsogfaae
Il meme we ara insucea TO hope taat ha
!, a not Gu this occasion, fall below bis repn
4 ..a The fan Of Nieksburg il a heavy
!, ,g tei /. IL by no msa.s Of such a charac-
/. d. A., - ought 80 rruder us despondent. In the
,.., S.s,es of Mississippi and Alabama, now
Il .ttAa people are thoroughly awake TO their
nation. may lie found resources saIIieient TO
,er al that we haye tost by the fsil of fi:ks
rry TIE Yankees do not open the navisa.
/, srta, ol lsct, they ray, fer which they have
eu fighting Above ell, we look TO :he in
i, .sc lie spirit Of the Sou,hwesi--ihat spirit
|v Il has borne them mp through The disasters
r iAree can,raignf-for ths materials OF re-
|. t.ncs and of Ultimate triumph. 4 people
determined never 20 to eoiql8foi eafho% be
!. l4qerld We eba'i doubt only Esboo we
!. tAe People hes Ia ~ fs'sery
with regard 20 Genslal lee, wien .n3 reso
|, ,..all have glanced over tas very inteJesiing
intelligence obtaiasd from wounded eflieeF,
,ya,ch lie will find In another eoiaran, hs vii.
ft once lislnigs all appreht tn.ioGs. The faa'
1 80 stcannLs which We publiah 10 day nfe a
tissus Of lies and exaggerstion from beginning
L. end Gen Lss is perfectly master OF 'he
situation. and Of bis wu movements. Appa
r.uliy he has no id5a oi leaving MsFy lard
\ e.ofiooa ia two days ot the battles, iis failed
l ia vao instance 10 T1u' tas enemy, and then
h q back in perfect order, indu9ea /, 80 SO by
i q-ens q PFC Visions sl5Us- The re3sla q.
], s { ufeaaaoy uay place, as ietef".sfs, ina
II i imp,'eit confidence in him. wherever lie
h .lsra ihey MY be assured a7eryth,5g w.i'
l. Aons ihat Eh2uid be.
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NV y Nmi..iltMie iuf tsiars; y ~ rs

Par&e Goodwin, editor Of tie i.pening Fosf,
tNew GoIk,j says thas az slavery is 10 c5u-
TIME an this country We AIT the irish Catho.
ios 10 lake the PLACES Of the neYfoos. and let
the more ii4teiliEels aud Eoge v,ctuoGs blacks
be liberated Sich au aboIailiaba sentiment
is entirely worthy If tho taaa " h u.ters it-a
msn who raves bio ono Ia healam against the
CJnoli ution Of his country, aud sIaisdaEg every
white man who is lfos Ia negro i'll ais heart. -
~ J.. Dld GHayd
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y " Tie Southern Church Jasf!fed an It's
Support q lie SeHth ia tie Preseat IPar."--
This Id the tida Of I, Lecture recently deliver
ed by John Randolph Tucker before the
Young Mems Christian Association, ant which
has besn published neatly in pamphlet form
by C!enluitt Mr. Tucker, il his brief ana
vigorous review of the causes which led TO
tire Preaent struggle, moi only vindio2tes tie
Southern Church but tho Southern people, for
their attitude before the world LIS lecture
Is one OF tba most concise, us we'll as eonc.u-
sive STATE -As3 OF tbs cause that has bsen
put Ia pli.t.
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conpanied by infantry Al this fefcs had al
disappeared yesterday morning. = Is supposed
to have embarked there in transports for
Washington.
A gentleman who resides Ia King William
and Who has tetn refugee in this city since
tho enemy ert sred his eouz u, yesterday re-
ceived information that they had left tie
county, moving down in the direction Of tue
White House. Before they left they con-
m;.tsd more ttan their us,isl number ei thefts,
aud e1 iced and fo'ced III large number ef
usproas. Ia the Ie'9hbo,hoed OF A=pgohick
Church their depIed.siors ware moFe eztea'
sivs than il, any other part of the eoalty.
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rEl.EHRAPHIC NEWS
THE FALL OF vICKSBURG.
FUR RTHER PARTICULARS.

JACKSON, July 7-Yicksburg ha, fallen. Ii
Was surrendered Oh tha morning Of the LII,
tho msa beus la u starving coad ton, aad
eomplstsly wora ont with excessive fatigue.
The terms of capisulttian were taAt tho Of
feess should be allowed their sids-arna, horses,
aud al their private property. Easy aa. tas
men were raroiod, aai im,usdist y alp we'd
to march out with all their oocrs.
Inrns iistely after the surrender Gsu. Grant
seat boat had Of supp,is, to the fsmlshed
garrison. Soma Of ths officers Eaga arrived
hers.
SECOND DisPATCB.)
Jackson, July but iitlls more is known
OF the fall Of Vicksburg. OLhcags who hsvs
coma ont say that had Gen. John SION reached
there twelve days sooner he conld 70. have re-.
lisyed t1e garrison, as they couli not muster
oyef 7 900 msn for dnty. Many of tho citizens
were leavinx with their families, ne1soes,
sock, 81. Tue propsieioss OF ths Mtssissip-
plan ara packing up ;hair effects, tYpe, &c,
preparatory 10 leaving
THIRD DISPATCH
JAcasos, J tly Sol. Montgomery, Aid 10
Gsa Psmberion, with 2a0 nouoted nsa, az
rived here to. dag.
Gan. Gssen aad Col. Irving, of Misaousi.
we ki.lsd By the ensmy's saarp,hooter3.
t;sn. Graut $50: tea thousand men back,
and aboas the sam, number to attack General
Price.
Grants force WAS near 100000. Eo com
NJ .nds ia pegson ttla 70 cos which are marea.
ing on jackson.
iFoUnrH DispATcH.l
Jackson, Jaiy 3~E,efy hing hare Is in lts
wilda-. stats of extiamsit Ci.iisas are ay
ing in evary direction, al the s.Feess afs i.;sd
with suck, negroes, &s. Rami,ie, are ea vlaia:
in OK cart. aud every sthef species OF convey
asea.
There was terrible e:orm here last night,
with vs'y hssvy rains.
Ctizsns leavin, beyond Ciiaton report taa.
the easny are LusIiay essry dwess.sss they
pass
nght Is hourly expected hsts.
tFigra n.sPs,csi
Jackson, Jaiy S~-Di.p.tehss from Paaois
.hs 7.h, sEats thas asaerA Hoinss stack "a
Helena oa t4s la aai eagtased three bats4.
f.5s. X .iEforeansa.s for the ensny arrived
aad iigs gaaooa.s dove orr forces back. Oas
loss was isa LuadreI. Heavy firing wss hsaf
nexs day.
IxrH DfsfATcA
NArcHsZ, jay Ga ,saaa2ott, towing two
barges sossisd with c9al, rasssi dogl .isis
asssaiag.
Al cfsss on GeaefI S4ish's Eaf rsoofss
tai Gar. Pg.es WAS ordered on Suaday, the
% b, 10 taxa Helsna. A kanals. Hs msysd
immediately.
N5laing lsoza Por. usdson. AL qiiss.