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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

Sentence Commued--The sentence of Jos.
G. Ferguson, who was condemned by dc
cree of the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
county to be hanged for the murder Of John
JeweIt engineer on the Glover Hill Railroad
has been commuted to eghtaen years impris
onment in tbs peuitentiary, by Gov. Letcher.
On the trial of Ferguson, while there was no
direct proof that he committed the bloody
deed it was pretty clearly shewn that nobody
else had motive for doing it but himself
After his condemnation, being told that friends
were exertiug themselves 10 have his sentence
changed, he asserted in the most positive maa
uer that he would rather be hung than sent to
the State prison, and he has persisted in this
declaration. 1t is understood that since his
conyicti2n he has acknowledged that he killed
)eWett
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

Yankee Prisoners.-On yesterday 36 Yam
kse prisoners were brought from Vicksburg
aud lodged in Castle Thunder. Included in
the number was Captain L. 2. Bowel, of the
steamboat Minnesota, aud crew, captured
at GrenviIie, Miss, May Sd. Some Of the
Yankee soldiers in the lot were taken at POr.
Gibson. On Tuesday ten prisoners We're
brought from Milford Depot. Among the
number was a. b. Wells, lst Lieut.. co. +, Stu
Penn. regiment, captured ia King George
county, May 18th. Thirty five privates of the
Yankee army, mostly members of The New
York Mounted Rifles, Were received from Suf-
folk yesterday, having been captured at Black
water, May 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

Episcopal Dsoceson ConncH-Tne yearly
meeting Of the Episcopal Diocesan Council of
the State Of Virginia convened yesterday al
II O'Clock. at 81. Pauis Church, in this city
The opening sermon was preached by Rev.
Joshua peterkin, of Si.Jamss's Church. The
Council met III the basement OF the Church
abont l O'Clock, Bishop Johns presiding over
the delibsIa ati0ns of the body. A considerable
number of clerical and lay delegates from va
rious parts of the Stats were in attendance
The deliberations of the Council will probably
be brought to a conclusion On Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

Hnstirgs Court, Jadge Lyoas.-Yesterdiy
bat little business was dole in this Court.
Richard Henry johnson, a conscript, applied
through T. Y Cannon his attorney, for writ
OF Aateas corpus, which was awarded, pray
ing 10 be discharged from custody as sol
der On hearing the application, by srga-
ments OF counsel, a., the Jadge refused 70
grant the prayer OF ths pesitioner, an I remand
ed him 10 the custody of q s,,. Jno. II. Winder,
commanding the Department. Of Hsu.ico-
Several criminals Will bs tried 10 day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

Amasemeats Oar citizens find in the three
plaees of amusement Eow open every night an
ample refuge from the ennn. iassparabls TO the
present state of affairs. Ia THEATRES, II the
performances are not as good ~ one could
wish, they have the consolation OF knowing
that the times aHeri no better. Despite, how
ever, the carping criticism that disparagea
every effort 70 entertain The public IN . taeas-
yical way, there are some very Credisaoie sst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

Military OGenders.-Yesterday, man
named Mike ODonnsll, who hat been sent to
Castle Tnunder for chanting passport, was
discharged, as was also John Shelly, sutler Of
the 9th Alabama, arrested for engaging in the
substitute business. In the case Of the last
named, the facts were related to the Colonel
Of Lis regiment, and Shelly was deprived Of
his position as suffer-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

Miss. The boat escaped The next day, how
ever, tho towboxt Minnesota, On her way
down, with three barges of stores, came in
range of the same guns, and she was forced to
come In. Not having time to appropriate their
prizs, the partisan7 ran the boata iuto q sm.ll
stream near at hand and act them on fre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

"'VfhEas LITERARY MsssEsGER-The
hunter Of the Messenger contains
~ asaai variety Of admirable articles. DIR.
'As'y' ns brilliant and spiritsd editor, is
A'sp''s Up it's interest with al uniagsing
Fs0' The Southern public onght to rally as
VAC man TO the support Of this time bonored
Periodical,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

AcciGent -Four negro men, operatives at
the Tredegar Foundry. were very seriously
itj1red yesterday by the falling of a portion
OF burned roof on them. They wera clear
ing away The rubbish Of the late fire when "a
portion Of the debris fell One of the men
bad his skull fractured, and another a leg
broken All were baclY hurs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

Held as Hostage--Dr. James Green, a
we'll known physician of Danville, Va has
bseu taken prisoner by the Yankees, and is
held by them in close confinement at Fort
Norfolk as q hostage for the notorious Dr.
VIM Z. Rucker. row confined iu all in the
interior of the State, awaiting trial on a num-
Der Of charges. DR.. Green is represented as
al inotf3nsve, quiet, and gentlsmanly man,
while R1cker is a scoupjrei whom desperate
fortune has led to commit every sort of afro
city, from brise burning and horse stealing to
t,rHa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

The Grand Jary.--The Hastings Court
Grand Jury convsa-s TO day at II o'clock, 10
take cogniz ance of offences committed within
tho city A large number Of witnesses have
been summoned before it, and they would do
well to be in attendance At the hour above
uamaA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21
h'soEsro THE DEAD HEKo-Tis Charles

a "sfeary. Of the 18th inst, says:
ii, LES gfsndsst requiem ever ehantsd DER
s s grave u dsa1 hero, doomed solsmnly
i.s I'm our forts yesterday. The captured eleven
,I. sI guns ffom The Ksokuk, with thsis iron.
....s.sd s.S vciss, proclaimsd pstion's sorrow
f,am s : naaaca triumph. lie who has g0ns
sppsseasls The disgs sang By his eoursdes in
"'"'S Vsroliaa- kegsseseaf IN pace
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

Mayors Court, May 2Osh The proceed
ings OF this Court to dag were not specially
interesting, though the list of offenders were
as long as usual
John F. Chambers. charged with attempting
to Kill William Mitchell, by dischargiug ga load
ed pistol at him, near the corner of Mayo ard
Franklin sts, was examined and re manded for
Indictment by the Grand Jury. He was ad-
mit.ed to bail for his appearance, and lined sor
firing pistol in the strsets.
Sam, slave of Alex Daval, was ordered q
whipping for stealing two bales of cotton from
some person unknown.
Joseph Nichols WAS committed for further
examination On the charge of knocking djwn
George Pitman, a soldier, on 81 g., with the
suppc ssd design Of despoiling him OF his ei-
fects.
Henry. slave of james Gwyn, waa whipped
foe smoking cigar in The stFees. and walking
with s;ick--both proceedings being contrary
to the city ordinances.
VIM. 4. Lambert aud IIeary Bsiel wsre re-
| quired to give security, on ths charge OF light
ing in the streets, to the disturbance OF the
public re ace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

Tho Mobile 1sI6aae reports faDdlug OF
Confederate notss In : per cent. bonds, for 4
lew days previous 70 the s2d uit, u ~ ,7o6,'
go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

The only prizes taken of the port OF Chsrlss'
ton lsssly, have bssn TWO small railing vsesels.
hsviag on board about tbiry Or forty bsiss OF
cotton.
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fhe New Orleans Sxiies.

MOBILE. May l9-Ali the New Orleani
refugees are at Pascagoula, and now " coming
in daily. Banks has extended the time OF
leaving to the % h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

Returned Home.-Amongst the soldiers re-
Gently returned to Richmond under hag OF
trace by the Yankees. are Capt. John S. Ste
venson, Sd Artillery z. V. comm 4nding heavy
batteries around Suffolk, and Surgeon d w
Hand, Medical Direstor of Peck's corps
These two oiicers were captured in sight OF
their lines while returning from Carsville
near Suffolk. They arrived on Tuesday night
Last Friday private j. Archer Via, of co Ii
lst Regimen. Va Vols, returned to Richmond
via City Point, having been captured while
our forces were eveeuating SuHos, and carried
to Fortress Monroe, thence to Fort Norfolk
He was treated kindly. Mike Coreoran led
the troops that took him prisoner.
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Cpna ccrdg, csm. rscs

At l.ast We II die v.'h aarasaI on eus Sack.
We can imsgins the dapper orderly in the
tent of Lager B. Reseeraos, Esq. sporting bis
diminutise proportions in the lair of the lion.
Tbey will overlook the disgrace attending the
act of desertion even in an enemy, for verify
the coat Of a ''rebsr' General, ia the Yankee
estimation. covers a Multitude of sius.''-
Ch0lt0n0Oga ReLeL.
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UAhP aAAR rxkDsnIcxsByRG

UAhP aAAR rxkDssIcRsDuR0. VAT
Arsii IL, l162
z~ TO THn TOTE2S or THE CITY OF
S>f AOu.H And HoRfokx UeON-
TY:-! hefsby an.,aaaes myself . caudi6sss tor
rs-elseiior TO The ROUSE OF DsLHQATk5.
Driven tom rcur homes by tie pcile e0seny,
yoa are 60 scEttsssd in dsEsren: portaaa Of the
stae, snd divided sracn5 10 mary rsginants. thai
II uo1id be inpcsGhls for re " Sc ycu 81 PEI.
soasliy. even ttousa rsy military a1klss aoovs3
as lie yimc wL.ct. 6: tais season 60 not via
shs1 cciy say, thxt ksvs servsd ynu 70 tas ssse
Of zY sbl.ity, x1d ns 70 election would - - Eso
q ssa.ifs :rs enacrsssi,a ol Liy courss.
Ycuss, -,
40 SS-tdoS cW kV1OAUca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

SUNDAY NIGHT Gen. Braggs ''ordsrly" de-
serted and went over to the enemy. first ap
propriating to himself the Generals dress uni
form and rigging himself thereia Whsther
he designs representing himself to Rosecraus
as Gen. Braxton Bragg we are not info, med.
At all events, he evidently determined, like
Macbeth that
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HKADQ Is 4TH Va CAvALaY,

HEADQ Is 4YH Va OAvALaY,
Nay 6.h 1864. )
~ TO TEH VOTERS OF TIN fHlNO
~ COk0RhSSL3sis L DlSTKlS2.-ln sompia-
aroo with ,ts rseus,t OF frsnds from many paESS
Of the 3! Corgressicn.i D.s.lie:. announce my
sell csu6ids:s for 4 se&t IA the next Ocosrsss OF
iha O,s soJsrs:s sta'cs. Two yeass ago rssi6ssd
cs, tain pol!ltaa pod ions shat hAd because b.
lisvsd TO be my daiy 70 to In 1as 0ed, ana aimee
shec, uEsess aisaSsd By wounds, have been eo0-
SANITY actively engaged Eow, bsl.sSs that %.
e-sy ac,; p.seIcl ssn.s osp be as potsn, fsr good
IL :as ccu.el, OF tho nation as La tbs dsld Tbs
pscpis Of tie district know tkas II tbsy slsct NO
Ill Of energy aoi practical sanse and Of eapseasy
taa. possos Will ts eevotaa 10 tho advanesmGt
C: tas hes: interests Of tne youihui coufsdseasy.
In this aS.t@r u,y dates Ia tho asid wil TeqaiSo
u,s 10 ,save ny mssso-t In The hxn6s of ny fiscdA
Respectfully.
WINS WIcKHAN
my le-tds CatoEai ia Virgin Cavalry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-21

sc. THIS xItKE1 coEspcss6 Of tbs nens Of
~ sent:sIsca ssisc.sd fror tto taree leading CO.
eznaas ~ iu this ei;y-vE. ihs legal. 6o D1enAal'
cal su@ tke mucstl ei. sat Uistt.a 10 The citsous
of Z aenrz7sd hsv.Es tie s.rsrgess claims " thS
saxpsst y! al otsa.As,
For siA &sant<:
Gen 01 W RAHDOrP PU.
Fsr HoSss ef DelsSaa0:
VTcDdA6 sOHxk cSJT,
'rH WfHsE
DJBGRR. nv 1t-lote
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~ TO THa .ansPaxcnxr voS1ss 81
R0F SSts04G:
Go. h . hAhKivS.
FIR Hssss Of DsltIasss:
D ) sAU.N Du1j,
RH WSLKAR,
+. ~ 0F.& ZaA0n0K

Fhst- long experssn6s h our CITY ecass aRss
u. tnAt they kaow we'll tie peoples gats - ~ I
m act sia thsm. Voters vii r.nsma0 that hey
hxss from tee oommsncsnsnt Of this va, - oFo
nos, attending 70 the wants II the fanlhss of ths
poar sc,di.rs who are n III, 6Sld dsssodfne or
homer and fres.des 7hs people viii show tAels
appreciation by el<c1lpg them. C1Hlz1h
Ey 2.-j.A
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w. TO ALL FAIEaDS cF L,BE1.Y.-1ss-
~ II :. day 10 a. haad, at least IN Vrs,0ia.--
ksoeu1bsr ihe ~ ords Of she VIZ SiniA BL Of shts.
.bs: tie military sasll always bs subssrvisnt 70 the
civil power Enj vOie against tv.ry CcoAreasDan
wac ever voted TO suspend The rigtt o: AaSeas cor
Pns under n, y o1eu1y &oss Remsrber vslan.
- rs n la ,bs Hotth. The leKs vs. of ue 6outh
imitxts inco,I. ths letter Dec 0sndics vtncenss.
Reinsmbef you. sDcsstois and SasEy OF! thsk pfia'
ciplts IN election cay.
mT 81 7.r WlLLlA0 TILL.
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w. POP5i.aR II3EBT FOB Tan OOu3-
~ AZ Os :tloa day Nay :5;As
.kGj
For CoESTess
Gel VIVA. q. WN K4Ak.
For The Seaats
d. J.aM X 0AINSrT.
For Ho.s: Of Del<gases.
J9SlPa AS0IisH. my 10 go

w. To TIN SOLDIzsS II Ta1 RIELD
~ FROa EAL'FAX O)UETT-DAVJD
Oh .JkdR3 u q candidate to repr resent The eouA.
ty In tho rsxs Houss CT Delegates.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

biVer IoW ana Slowly recedipg Inc
weather continues mild, With prospects
Of rain.
The levee presented a more lively APP
pearance yesterda ', considerable freight
having been received and shipped.
The r. X Dunk srson lefi for Bowling
Green, loaded to The guards with Gov
eminent freight
s4he Cdrle~. Capt D. +. Clark, leaves
to-day at II o'eloek, for Cairo.
The u q csnpbeIf wii leave for
Green river today.
The Bowen is expected here at two
o'clock to-day, from Cairo
The Superior. witch has been high
and dry on the Shawneetown bar for a
week, has succeeded in getting of, and
has gone % Padueah for repairs.
The beautiful and li.ht-draught boat,
Emma, formerly owned in Louisville.
has been purchased By parties ia this
city The present owners are Allen
Duncan, Captain; Henry Miller. clerk.
and James Gilbert, Of Goleonda. The
weI'-snovu urbanity OF Capt Duncan aud
the clerk, Sic. Miller, auy,aers mach for
the success Of the enterprise. The Emma
will not be confined 10 any particular
trade, bat vii run wherever business jus
ti6ea Sse will leave Tor Cairo to-day at
II o clock, and wllI undoubtedly be vel
loaded with freight aud passengers
The Tycoon, Government boat, re-
turned yesterday, being unable to get
out Of she river on account Of low water
We have received nothing further
from the Courier, but shc Is supposed 70
be a total loss
Since writing the above. our da-
patches give some particulars Of the
sinking OF the Courier. She eollided
with the Des Arc, about thirty miles be-
low Memphis, aud sunk She had on
board the 4gth Illinois regiment, some
Of whom were drowned. She was own.
eddy Capt II, I. Dexter, OF this eity,
aud is supposed 10 be total loss
THr steamboat veteran, Captain II. T
Dexter, arrived home last evening from
tour way down East He enioysd ,hs
trip amazingly and is reads mas. - .-sv
hold Of the mail line With renewed
energy.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

wRiriSe ScHoor-Wc received a call
yesterG y from A. $. RoGER, Jr., Of New
Albany. He is in our city for the pur-
rose oftsaching the ar, Of Writing. He
has obtained the school room in the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, in
which to give lessons, aud win proceed at
once 20 canvass the city for pupils Mr..
RoeER cones highly recommended, and
specimens Of his skill as a penman may
be seen at the Post Office. A design OF
his for a 8 Family Record, autographed
Is one Of the handsomes, NE have seen.
lie has other very beautiful Autographs
which be awards TO his scholars as pre-
miumS e lEIe sr
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EEw BOOKS.


JOURNAL OF RESIDENCE on A GEORGIA
PLANTATION. by Miss 7. a Keusi,ie.
BUCKLES HISTORY or CTS ILfzsrtoS IN
ENGLAND
MILL on LIBERTY.
DEFINITION OF FArTH. W IIa~@eud.
THK MCCLELLAN SPY.
RoNoLk.
ALICE; or. Tux MYSTERIES.
TIE LADY LIEUTENANT.
GES. coRcoEAS's CAPTIVITY.
SIX MONTHS ~ SECESsIA
THE REBEL COUSINS; or. LIFE AND
LOVE IN sErEssTA
THE THREE CLEEEs, w AuthOuy TroI-
ispe.
LONDON PUNCH.
wAvERLY MAGAZINE Tor september.
A me ss.srt1acRt q Chiidrsn,s Books.
~ DcBEIL'S Book Stcrs.
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1he q ain aonrnat.
CITY NEWS.
JOURNAL BIyBgRK.


The pEbiishers Of the EsaHsUflle Joftr
sathass5sst added 70 thsir Newspaper
and Job Printing Estsblishrsent a
FIRST CLASS BiNDERY and MANU-
FACTORY or BLASE Books Having 81
cured the SERVICES Of some Of the hest
potksaeu ia the wesl, they are prepared
10 execute orders at Cincianaa aud
Bpgisyiiie prices. e MR. Il
Every description OF Blank Books,
such as Railroad, County, Banking, Mer-
camille, and Forwarding Books, manu-
featured 20 order and from die best
quality ofstock.
Ruling and Blzsks, and Book-Head
Printing! execsted IN a superior man
ner All kinds Of Printed Work, such
as Aagszines. Law AID Medical Works
Pamphlets aud old books re-bopud in
every variety Of siyie from haifbouud to
Antique and Full-Gilt Work W
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GENERAL. GiLLMORE's OPTICAL.
HErOItT.
HEADqR rs DEFT % THe SovTn,
Morris Island. Aug. "A

hEADq rs btFT % THE SoUTH,
Morris Island. Aug. "a
To Ma. Gem Halieek;
Sra | have the honor 20 report the
practical demolition Of Fort Sumter as
the result Of Our seven DAYS lombard.
ment u that work. including two DAYS Of
which a powerful lee storm most seri-
oasly diminished the accuracy aud effect
Of our Ere, Fort sumter e TO-DAY a
xhspeless aud harmless mass o. ruins.
My chief OF artillery, Gel ]. Nj Turner,
reports ia destruction 50 far complete
that il il no longer 81 Any avail 10 the
defense OF Charleston. lie also says that
BY a longer fire il could be made more
completely a ruin and a mass Of broken
masonry, bat could scarcely Be more
powerIess for the defense Of the harhor.
The bEeaehing batteries EeFe .oesssd
al a distance, vergfug on 1880 and
4.2f0 yards from their works, and Bow
remain "a efficient rs ever. deem Il
unnecessary at present 70 continue their
IRE up0a fbe ruiaA ot Snufssr
] have also, wlih grpat labor and un-
der q heavy ERE tom james Island, es-
tahlished batteries on ms ieft within
elective range &c the heart Of Charles
ton. and have opeaed with them, after
Kiving Gen. Beaaregard due notice Of
my intention 10 do 60 Ny notification
70 Gen. Beaureg gard, bis reply thereto,
uith the threat Of retaliation, aud my
r~joinder, have been transmitted TO the
army headquarters. The projectiles from
my batteries catered The city. aud Gen.
lssaaregard himself desigaaies them as
the most destructive missiles ever used
70 war.
The renl,sl - s..y .i'.-f . :. -
-. ..s9srsle sketch o. The men ot sun
ter, taken az IL N yesterday, SIX hours
before We ceased firing are herewith
Transmitted
Very Respectfully,
q A. GfLIlNoRE,
n. a.
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me EnEtf8n screw steamer NrOn.
stadt Captured for yssIztiRg IN.
blockade, &c., &e-
WAsBixcrox. Aug. 2S--The xavy De
partnent has received eomnuaieatior
from Commander Treachard 81 A.
steamer Rhode Island, reporting he
capture Of the screw steamer CreEsfasi'
for a violation Of the blockade at vii
HingtoD, N C.. Her cargo consisted q
cotton, turpentine and tobacco.
Rear Admiral Porter Forwarded THE
report Of Lieut. Baehr. relative 10 the
late river expedition, lie 6rst ssopped
at Des Arc on White river and burntthe
Confederate steamers, DESTROYED tele.
graph lines, &c. Then Re sent the
Cricket after the steamers Tom. Gregg
and kaskaskiA, which be has reason 10
believe were bid upa the river while he
and the Marmora proceeded 10 Augusta.
thirty miles further There be obtained
valuable Information Of the enemy.
which Eas subsequently confirmed,
namely, that the grand Southern army
were concentrating at Brownsville TO
make their line Of defense on BAYOU
Meteor. Gen. Priee WA there and Gen.
KIRBY Smith was NJ Little Rock. Mar.
maduke bad crossed the river a few DAYS
before and was then crossing Little Red
river
Leayingthe Marmora of the moash.
Lieut. Bache went ~ i.itile red With the
Lexington When about twenty-five
miles distaat be met the Cricket with
two prizes which be had captured at
Larcy, Is miles further on. She also
destroyed Marmadukes pontoon bridge,
leaving a portion Of the latter brigade on
the other side Of the river
The Cricket was fred into by Marina
dukes men. and had tSeuly soldier.
wounded out Of $50 Both vessels we're
attacked coming dowB the river
So,ne cotton and = few prisoners we're
captured With the prizes
The Tom Gregg i fine side wheel
steamer, As is also the Kapkaska, though
sumewhat older They are nov named
and are detailed to cooperate with the
army Along the river tae farmers we're
glad Of our presence, ana many Union
demonstrations we're made
@RAANN1 ARHAH WIZ NNf Only
means Of transportation the rebels had
on the river, therefore, our taking them
Is heavy tlow inflicted upon them.
Lieat DanningtOn, who vas formerly
captaFed while IN command Of Arkansas
Post, j. now.htting out, at Little Rock,
the Ponehaftrain, The last ram the rebels
have IA these waters. II she ventures
outside the shoals Admiral Porter savs
she will be captured
Adgsrai Poster in concentrating the
results Of the lass expedition mp the
1aHoo riyeF 20 recover the Baron DE
kalb, says the lesson cost the rebels
more than was at first supposed.
Captain Walker has received snforma.
iien TO be relied on. that besides the hve
steamers NJ or near the city OF Yazoo.
Isaac Brown, late Of the L. :. ~, IN a
panic, and for fear they would fall into
orr hands set Gre 10 and destroyed ~
others, among them nine large ones, the
machinery Of which vas 10 be seas 10
Selma, Ala, Tor the ganhoais building
there. There are no more steamers IN
the Yaz9o
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Az ABOLITION yTcToKT.-A friend of
ours overheard the following couversa-
ton at the dinner table Of one of oar ho-
tells yesterday:
.1st Buftsrnut-"Did you hear the
nswsY "a sC
ID ButtevHRf No. what Is III an
other abolition v;ctory7'
Ist BufteynRt.--''Yes. the Journal Is
TO be enlarged, and publish TWO editions
daHy.T
ID BatterHut-"Jnst as / expected.
| tell you, sir, unless something Is done
70 eouHteraci it, that paper viii tnrn the
whole city Abolition"
a contamination devoufly to be wished"
when we consider the term Abolition, as
used By the Butternuts, means uncondi-
tional Union. We are happy to knoy
that tie Journal is having such good
influence ia this community What a
paradise Evansville win be when the last
remaining Copperhead can only hiss
Oh 81 i plilaIi, hizh shole city fail;
Copperh-ads-xosE.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
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