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account On the 9th inst, latitude 38 SO, IL 20, was
boarded by the Confederate privateer Coquette who
after ordering board tie CCquette, fire to and
destroyed my vessel The next day we were put on
board the Bremen brig Argus, from Havana, bound 10
Antwerp and subsequently transferred from her to the
ba Amena, from Shanghae, for New York. and
brought to this city. The Whstling Wind
good vessel of three hundred ard fifty burthen
and was valued at $4,000, and was owned by Messrs
FL. (. Browne & Co, OF this city The privateer
Coquete is hermaphrodite brig, of about three hun
dred tons burthen, and forery tie brig Clarence
of Baltimore, but captured On voyage from Rio
JanieIo to the Uned Stats. She acts as tender to
the privateer Florida, tS which she as captured.
The United States man-ofwar SHEPHERD Knapp,
eight guns, wrecked On the coast OF ST Domingo
the 9th ult., ard proved almost total loss
The St. Thomas correspondent CT the New York
Herald, writing May Goth, says:
The movements of the various vessels On his station
known from end of town to the other, so that
it be reported to parties who should lot Know VIZ:
the 290 3" aud Florida aid then it is matter OF
wonder to how everything going On here is SO we'll
known on board both these vees=ls. Papers OF the
latest date always board of BOTH and a tie cur
rent news afoat 1t is wrong policy to allow the
vessels Loaded with coal for the navy here to be report
ed publicly, OF these days they will be brought
to and good supply taken from them, as understand
both vessels ae short having missed vessel despatch
ed to them with a supply of coal, etc.
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operations.
FROM EUROPE.

RICHMOND, June y, 1868
England and Austria have come to an agreement
on the Polish question They propose to MAINTAIN UNION
of Poland with Russia the former 10 have KIND OF pro-
vncia with the power to guarantee s III
dependence in the full enjoyment Of political rights reig
ou liberty would be secured, and the Polish language de-
clared official Diplomatic notes speak significantly OF
necessity soon as possible eessa0h o. n
bloody struggle.
The Tribune says that progressive party IN Europe
are nbIapt over the results Of the electoral contest IN
France The against the ocial candidates.
The Paris government has the largest majority FareA
Thesis and Berger the Liberals elected Inc
Tribune rejocea at the revVing strength Oh the
party in France because it is opposed to slavery.
The Mexican invasion pIoYed friendly to the United
Statas
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June 18th, 1868.
no r.nuERs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Ass1sTANT OARTERMAsTER GEMS OFFICE,
RICHMOND Va, 18th June, 1868.
TAX IN KIND.
vTNHE FOLLOWING is the system aoopteo Ior Inc coAec
/ lection Of the tax in kind:
An officer of the Quartermester GeneraIs department
To the special charge of the subject control
with the rank of baJor, IL assigned 10
state and Post Q1artermaser with the RANK OF
Cantain to each Congressional District where II Prac
cable to collect the tenth -, - ,,,so1 T., ,b.
o charge of it into sections for the
delivery the payer OF his quota OF pro
49, ond vents will be appointed by that om;er 70 take
@ Of the de pots be established In each section
these depots be established, or the assess
under the law be made the crops OF small
lain hay and the clip OF wool for the present year VIII
nave been secured ., ,-----..-.. -
storing the Government portion, well as to obtain I'M
mediate supplies Of the army the
and requests residing near posts wbere
Onartermasters stationed to denver the GOV
ernments TENTH any part OF 1t to that VuartermaS
| ter. -. 49, oooire5 to 5aliuar tho ;r taptb
o,a NOT more than eight miles from the place OF pro-
If thew will deliver under this request, the Gov
will nav the transportation in excess OF eight
10 The Ouartemaster receiving produce under this
mic will give receipts the producer "a evidence that 30
inch Of his tax is paid. And the Post
fsr the Assessor has established and made known To
him the Quarter master whom the produce deVeIed
will aeo receipt to the Post Quartermaster OF the O
tric who will endorse copy of the receipt upon inc 10
sessors estimate transferring TO the agents al e
receiving depot .. ~ cx-aI in charge
June l9, 1863. -
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BY TELEGRAPH:
FOR THE JOURNAL.
LATE NORTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, June Goth.
The New York Herald of tie 18th inst, reports the
retreat rebels from Chambersburg bat says that
they in strong force at Wiamsport and Cumberland.
The Confederates also occupy South Mountain.
Five hundred Union cavalry have been captured near
Green Castle.
Harpers Ferry evacuated bat the Maryland Heights
ore strongly fortified and still held by the Yankees
Hookers army the 9th, near he old Bull
Run battlefield
Fortieations have been uced the bills oppo-
site Harrisburg which considered sufficient protection
for city. fhe panic is there and the people are
disposed underrae tie dapger The lire Of the She
nandoRh is becoming the seat of war.
HARRISBURG, June l7th-OVer two thoHsaLd rebel ca
valry and infantry at Chambersburg Gen. jenkins
has ordered the to be open compelling the nhabl-
tantE to take Confederate money for goods.
The rebel cavalry occupied Littleon to-day, ten miles
from Getty burg. The farmers in the valley sending
their horses end cattle to the mountains.
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TIE YANKEE RAIDERS DISPERSED.

TENN, JULIO
The raiders left saturday at lG o'cicck, anu
reached Strawberry Plains at P. NJ After orlsA hRe
of half an hour troops were captured Inc enemy p
rolled 1870 prisoners burned the bridge, depot buildings,
and three or four private dwellings, and rfsd others
They then proceeded to New Market and Messy creek
Sunday where they burned the bridge, tore up the ran
road track and cut the wire far as they went
On Monday, between Messy Creek and aooresto"n'
thew confronted from the front and rear by the com
mands of Generals Jackson and Pegram' and COL scott
Il 10 runored and believed that took all their artillery
and the whole force was dpersed-our cavalry pursuing
and capturing prisoners Our loss was six killed and nine
wounded in the fight of Saturday The loss CT the ene
was q killed and wounded. No injury done TO propeE
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THE YANKEES ASA ULT VICKsBUEG, AND Arr
AGAIN REPULsED VITA HEAVY LOSS.

JACKS0N,
On Saturday morn ny at o'clock the enemy made an
other furious assault lines the OF Vcksburg
The action lasted uni! 10 o'clock, NJ ending in
pete rout of the enemy. r
Citizens from the neghbcrhood report that the fire OF
muskety exceeded anything herd The loss of the
enemy is heavier than ar other attack Nothing what
known in regard los, but it is certain that
another great victory has oeen gained
Passengers Grenada report that the Yankee raiders
have gone back the direction Of Menu his, after burning
Panoa, and Batesvlle 1t thought that Ger. Chal-
mers had eversaken them firing had been heard in the
direction they hari taken
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RICHMOND, June 23d, 1863
Sixteen hundred prisoners, Including two hundred and
eight officers arrived here today from Winchester Roth
ing by Central train this evening.
SUFFOLK EvACUA TED AID BURNT CAPTURE or
NEGROES, &c.
R1cHMoND. June Esd, 1868.
TeIegraphic communication with Knoxville, by the Yves
tern line, has be reestab'isted.
Suffolk waa evacuated aud burnt by the Yank es on
terlay.
About Loco regrots taken at Winchester also a
number of tory leaders of the Yankees.
letter Lee Stuart compliment the latter On the
skul manag Of his troops in the battle OF Brandy
Station He saws that the result Of the calls for
grateful Almighty God, ami was honor
able alike to the officers and engaged.
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ADVERTISEMENT. ]
For the Journal.

.,o tn,rcRs Please give the following d space Ia
your oumn There is still sl9i in gone re
Tue 49, a, orsviie. 1T has been reported mai
vas not the fight and knsw nter
- =; to Contest. DIV, the Information or those
who are inquslye viii state the following facts
" X ichmond, and having ascertaned maj ngn' wa" s
expected, fastened back to Ggmeas Sia' Garolioa
pi.osnt and on my arrival there found they nae
all Hamilton Crossing to me meet tine Except
wee sic who were unable march therefore 0orro"ee
@ n from Mr. B. j. White and FASTENED to JON Company
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army ia reported Richmond supported by the iron
clads and gunboats James and York rivers.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of the 18th inst, has special
Dispatch which says that the rebels encamped beyond
Chambersburg $500 strong, under Jenkins.
Other dispatches state that Ewes corps advance,
with Steua,ts cavalry and Hill close behind, and Long
street bringing up the No doubt Lee throwing his
whole force into Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Increase of our War Vessels Ctioot-G ne10 1Tetyo"e
Gun Ship for CoptaIn SentmeS.
The London News of May 3d. makes gratifying
announce ment anythpg but gratifying to the Yankees
however y III the following paragraph
It is aid that Captain Semmes, OF the Alabama IS
about t. change his flag and hoist upon more suo
stantial but equally fast ship captain ouloeh WIZ
for the last year and has been IN this country s
printe nine the construction of vessels for the Conec
crate service is now about to leave the Clyde ana VIII
mol, bly coal at Cardiff with large iron Ve8sel LOT the
Cent dictates. Captain Bullock Will Afterwards lhAs
the ew priyaeer port at present secret anu
tberg transfer the command to Captain SemnsS. luz
con,rnond Of the Alabama will hen degove upon Capt
RnIock until such time Capt Matt, OF The priVa-
reer Florida is enabled 10 take command oL the Ala,
hama The Flakla will then be under the guidance VI
a. ut" Bullock untiI Capt Jones is appointed. Inc
loe transfer is easily accounted for. Capt butoch
more of @ naval architect than an enefgeIc OF ezpe.f
epced seaman. The vessel on when Coltalu
s}emmes HOSTS his flag is large iron screw Essse
manning twenty-0ne guns, and, as we nave peioi'
stated combines tie two great requirements OF HAL
ofwar-speed and strength,
Do1SGs OF rHE AL&BAgA AND FLORIDA
The following is extract of private i1tIt2 l'oi
z ernambuc0, dated april 50 .
/ We have stirring news this cost. nat nDe le
low SemInes lin the Alabama (caled by the aIhe'
WAYS the British pirate has taken nrnaoer CT OF
A mercaD vessels this coast; SIX we kno" y,
burned eff Fernando and the crews vent III i .
morning Florida has sent in by Ere zen VeSsei
crews of two vessels-the Oneida, hom aWard pour
from China with cargo worth 1920 ,0O'9, destroyed
and the other, Phipps Henrietta, with iFee huEuf
barrels OF -four bound to Rio de JaneIro. Trey Ia
burned two vessels take by them TO serve 25 'ehoe
and they will pretty we'll cut up the East -lho'@ a
Canada trade.
ANorHER-TBs BoQUETrB AFLo4 (.
CAPTAIN Butler OF the Yankec baIk " h ttlllg ~ IL
makes the following Statements ads
81 Lett Philadelphia for New Orleans Wi III cargo
a four hundred and fifty tons Of coal Oh tfoYernne
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FROM JACKSON.
JACKSON, MISS. ,


bearer Of dispatches LEFT Ycksburg on Wednesday, who
reports that the emf my made desperate assault on our
centre that day. The engagement lasted ~ hours he
escaped through tLeir lires during the ac He knows
that they were repused with heavy loss When he lett
there was no side. he that the assault
was most vigorous, aud the Tout complete
The last official advces received contain nothing further
o. Eaturdeys fight.
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Executive Department, N. GU
Anu-TANr GENERAL's OFFICE, (MILITID
RALEIGH, June II, 1868.

General Order,
NO 3iv - E;o,smANDING OFFICERS OF THE MILITIA
IhE 01edlateIy assemble their respective Regiments
AZ % all able bodied free white men and apprentices,
dents of State, who shall be OF the age OF eighteen
nndsr forty years-no liable who have heretofore
heen exempted from the conscrpt act and all between
the ages of forty and forty five years. -. 1900.
II eChev will specifv in said enrolment, what persons
lain exemDon IRON militia service, under the laws, and
will ote opposite the of every such person inc
| ~ronnd mon which such exemption IN claimed ,a
| III. AS completed, the muster nols "i
to be for warded to this office.
By order Oh o0V' FAN'A' DANL G. FOWLE,
Adjutant General.
| -, - m 1000 2I6-lw-39-2W
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CAPTURE OF YANKEE WAGONS, &c.-FROM NEW
ORLEANS.

OSYkAl juno zod4 Iob0"
courier from Kellcrtown reports that Lyons captured
near Clinton on Saturday, fcraging train OF s&tyt"o
Wagons of commssary stores, two hundred aLd clGhY
mules thirty Yankees, and thirty-two negroes.
Five negro descrters and one Yankee prisoner arrived
here this evening from Clinton.
nriyate letter from New Orleans reports terrible NOR
+aIv among the Federa there. All the publ and many
of the private houses have been converted into hospitals
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FROM JA( koUN.

JACKSON, June I'D, 1863.
The cal Ct the Missippian estimates
the loss of the enemy Saturday 10 000 also that the
enemy are throwing pontoons the Big Black be-
the Railroad bridge and Balwus Ferry, near War
renton 1t is reported that cur forces have taken posses
sicn of Union BlDff on the YaZoo river,
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rIcur AZ KNoxvIILE-THB KANKEEs WHIPPED

KNoxvILLE, TENN, June 2Uth, 1850
Six REGIMENTS of mounted Infantry of cavalry and
battery Of artlleryn all three thousand-attacked this
city this morning Col Ttigg, of the Saith Virginia hfs-
nlent in command of After spirited engage
ment of one hour and half batteries drove the enemy
from the field with heavy loss Our loss was killed ana
wounded Capt H. NJ McClung, of this city, was killed.
The enemy have torn up Railroad track, and cut the
" rna Some miles above here.
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i..- EsEexEnn F,sow&r.

.- ur Interpretation OF this Justly celebrated and
1!r-d flower, will not be I uld uDlntertst;ug 10
.r !...rs especially the taic degotees OF Flo1a The
acuEle the spear that pierced eur SAVIOR SIDE
. frr.,.;s the cores that bouQd Iii, hard4 the
hips tta accuced linn The ten petals, the ten Apes
80 JUDAS Laysg betrayed and Peter dosarted lhe phi
lar IN the centre tree the htam1a, the ham
l the style the ais the inner circle round tie ceEtre
Ir, resembles thu of thorn8 the radiance the
nrv ard tie white in the flower, the emblem OF pUrits,
al ne tl- the type of heaven On ono species OF tie
aba-a drops % blood sre seen on The cross
nee Hover three days open then dsap-
..4rr. Illus Geuut.r- the resurrection oi Christ.
VIOLA.
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FROM JACKSON, MISS.

JACK: ON, June 20, via MOBILE, Jure Il.
soldier who escaped from Louisville, KY, the 5th,
reports that Majors J. P. Thompson and F. n. Cowan
taken from the ill of that place and hung under
Burpsdes order forbdding recruiting in that State
Citizens just report heavy engagement between Jack
sons cavalry and enemy Big Black Bridge, at the
time they left.
Musketry cannonadng awful and terrific was heard
in the direction OF Vcksburg.
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S25 REWARD.

SD HE " AFNDs
q Runaway from the subscriber on the night OF the
"a 10th nst my Negro girl RACHEL Said girl Is about
~ 30 years of age medium size, and OF copper color
- ss scar on and side of her face, caused by
buru her mother lives in Wilmington and her husband
will give the above reward for her delivery to
me or confinement in any Jail so that can get her,
nA0 " Address BIZ DANIEL,
Black Rock, P. o., Bladen 90.
r % 1899 394tS.
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From the Petersburg Express

FEANkLIN, STAFFORD RAILROAD, June I6.--The enemy,
several Thousand strong, with cavalry artillery and imam
try attempted force passage across the Backwater
oyners and BackWaer Bridge, last night but were
Tepulsed.
This evening they opened heavy fire upon Franklin it'll
artillery egiment more of rifles, keeping up
fire for hours at short range They again
repulsed The commanding officer here did not his
tlley at all, but only the IN the rife pits: good
Rspy Qt the enemy we're killed No loss on oar slde' w.
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THE ASSAULT VItKsBURG.

JACKSON, June y, Is63-
One CT our have st arrived from The interior of
the eEeny's lines he rel hat they acknowledgehe
heavis than any other sau and that 1t Is Ver
eusy estimated at seven TO thousand and that vic
tory complete. troops iauch depressed in
Vicksburg has been saugh
PEN AID Grant for undertaking impossi-
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CAVALRY FIGHT.
States government

RICHMOND, June y, 1868.
Nothing by the Central train except reported
airy fight Thursday and Friday ct MldoleDurg' No
brigade was chiefly engaged. The enemy was re-
nuls,d with severe loss large portion of the first Rhode
glard regiment captured No particulars o. the cas-
ualties.
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FRO3 CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, JuGs So 1868.
We learn there regiments of the enemy on our
coast between Folly and Seabrook Island. There ale no
grounds supposng that Yankee troops besides Eos
ter renforcenens been removed from this depart
ment It may be some Fosters have been sent frCm n
tn rein RiIb
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FRANKLIN, VA, June TOLhI I6bo J
YIN OBEDIENCE TO ORDERS received from headquar
ters notice is hereby given to all members OF GO. a,
al Re0r snt NJ c. Cavalry now absent that unioss ney
Tenort to me- by Surgeons certificate or in person. Wnn
ten davs after the publication Of this notice, they VIII DC
nubIisRed as deserte1s and treated accordingly.
lst Lieut.. Com Dig Co. A,
Sd Regt N. G. Cavalry.
oo ,sc9 2l7-l0t-39.2t.
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FROM PORT RUDSON-BANKs' ARMY.

A.
il reliable gentleman from the vicinity of Port Hudson,
reperts Banks has received eleven transports of rein
for aments Hilton Head and that he has stored
many has received. His present army II to
10000. The w9oge time out, REFUGE TO fight.
courier fl ON Col Lyons reports heavy firing at Port
Hudson every night. Gardner's firm.
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Honor When. ilo""r IS D"e.''
uss1s. Fulton s. Prize
DEAR SERs 1 pTeseat lately ct i conversation
led 10 rail road car, between lady Of Wilmington
ana "a member OF the Government whose would
GIVE WEIGHT 10 Ls word, II it would not be slight IN
elton # CliqIct.e to veal it. At first the subject
Tstua. ion and how Tar it could be carried cut IN
....,ie To those who are alien euCnieg IN midst,
i then turned on General hitting and his course III
vactirg certain obligation from parties returning to
soIiIloudon. Tie lady warmly praised the Generals
course tn that well in all other matters since be
a ea ia command claCac led by trmnaSs, Wis
, aid = proper sense of what is due TO the outraged
.1ns Of Southern PEOPLE. The gentleman heard her
with great attention. ard remarked, you are right, 1t
.. been too mach the fault OF those IN command OF
places Ike Wilmington to Imagine that TIER duties be
"a sud ended in tortlying whereas, NAN point
IS FriC- watcllGugSS OF the Outgoings CT amen
.tts..,f- or their actions while amongst Us. -
.- .G- observed that great deal Ct righteous IN
a.-.staa hid hsC1 expressed regarding the course
lu.e4 fv General Whiting in the matter OF the oath;
a lF,.f! tIa cen Ian,au asked by whom ~ Such an
>.. ID v,oal4 be sure test Of disloyG feelings, and
would never be uttered except by those who sympa-
t..zt with our uemi6S true Southern man or Wo'
:nau could feel with the remembrance OF the nun
,sr.ls If Innocent women and children who are con
SANITY being driven from their homes or IT suffered TO
lave under the prOtl elton OF flag OF truce, only per
m;l,cI 10 take the smallest portion CT cohes and
money Docs General Whiting limit IGdy's wardrobe
ur her purse No. and yet he would be JuSthed IN sc
Going p ecsciy be would be justified ii hanging
= Yankee on an outpost to retalate for one c
ox men who may have been hung. People expecting
Immunity forget that the 'hois South is at war Will
ne N0rih and that the which Bragg may adop
IN his command or EEe in his is equally proper fo
mat cf General Whiting if he sees fit To my think
l. the people OF Wilmington may congratulate them
selves on having General Whiting in authority sue
course az lis viii so Tar to convince inc eneIy
,yhpfhor in our midst or abroad-th2t tie time fo
ioycd hands is past, and where the necessity of til
times demand it lie will be as firm and unsParng In
pfarcfl town as on the battle field, the object BEN
ia.HtlcJl the enemy the same"
iI.Ecyc, .:5s=rs Editors, all loyal citizsns of Il
.a.aGsrscc in Wilmington will endorse this, aad hoy
t5,r.r.I d. wbyia oH Spct hayc tac iaLss' 'oI
d..u.4 i.av i'll Lis hands srcustlg1,i 5g -l1o"l-
,lat The people ard go7erumen. "2proye BIZ course
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FROM THE UNITED STATEs-GEN. LEI ARMY IN
PENNSYLVANIA.

RICHMOND, June o. 1868.
he Baltimore Clipper, of the 10th inst, has been re-
ccived aud contains the following Yankee kilograms
HARRISBURG, June I8.h-The Confederate force North
of Green Castle consists CT six regiments mounted lnah
try encamped ut Wiamspolt, North of the Potomac ;
tour regiments Hagerstown Aosbys cavalry are
miles below rsbug portion Of the Confederate
ayalry are at McConnelsburg going to Hancock The
Confederaes are paroGg all the citizens Fresh troops
are not arriving ut Harrisburg rapidly the State au
thorties wish.
Vcksburg kilograms of the 18th instant state that there
no change the position of the lines Everything use
fu has been destroyed in the country around Tor thirty
miles The rebels believed to be rereatng to the IN
terror line works The superintendent of contrabands
making arrangements withdraw TO safe place the
multitude of negroes collected.
MURFRE ksEoRo', June leth-Bragg has received three
brgades az reinorcemens He has eighteen brgades of
infantry and cavalry The indications are that he Will aS
sumo offensive operations and invade Kentucky bueknSr
is organizing large force East Tennessee for offensive
jnuG
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JACKSON, June Esd, 1868.


Col reports that his cavalry attacked 4oo 0! e
enemy cavalr, at Bear Creek Merchandising Oh
Yesterday al routed hem capturing their artillery, and
killing and wounding lO0 Our loss was Is Killed ana
wounded. Among the latter is Capt W. Yerger Who DIS
tinguished himself in the action.
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COTT0N AND Wool CARDS,

VYTAGON AXLES, Matches, Avis, Shoe Pegs, Sole
" Leather, Calf Skins, Shoe Lasts, Gimblets Rope
ehovels Curry Combs Powder Shot, Caps, Fish .Aooks
no Oonee' 00' "''' WILSON'S.
1,o ood 2l72t-39lt
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CAPTURE OF YANKEE CAVALRY

GRENADA, MISS, June -, 1861
While the Yankees at Pamela on friday Cha1nef"
attacked the second Illinois cavalry four nj cs south OF
Panola at daylight, killing, wounding and capturing a.
but one company On Saturday night Chalmers was at e
ulaneune while the Yankee force this side OF him.
George Heah's troops and McCullohs were four miles III
the rear of the enemy. The Yankees heading North
CAVALRY FIGHT IN MIssIssIPPI-FEE YANkEls
WHIPPED.