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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
Dyspe = i n.

Aud IT, attendant train q ympt ms q acts more
Ike charm than MEDICINE There l. n9thiug
Ia fie ranFa o. Tho MateriA Medict, that FIR mo
Hieut bear comparison witi Il 10 this disease
A hll. aeeouut Of this wonderful plant may b
f1uni Ia the nth edition u the q. s. Dispansato-
- pages 1857 aud 1888.
A series u experiments 10 which DR.. Ball has
been for years engaged. has Iust been brought 20
q successful termination and be IL enabled %
onsr to the public a combination q Csdron, Nth
other approved tonics. the whole preserved Ia the
best quality Of copper -distillsd Bourbon whisky,
which he y confident has 40 equal IN the world.
He might fnrnish volume Of certificates, but
the pnbile have long since learned % estimate
things AZ their true value The safest plan IT, for
every 10 {. 81 Tor himself Tbs virtues 81 new
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
MACHINISTS.

CRESCENT FOUNDRY.
EVANSVILLE. IND,
Manufacturers Of
STEAM ENGINES,
STEAM BOILERS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
OF the most Approved Pattern.
ALSO
all kinds of Machinery appertain.
ing to Railroads, Steamboats,.
Distilleries, FIGURING Mills.
SU G. A II NJ IL S,
OF all sizes with the latest Improve
ments attached; Tobacco Screws,
Porta Bile Engines,
&c. &C., &c.
House Fronts, Crates, Rail-
ing, Iron and Brass Castings
of every description.
DEALERS IN
Steam Gauges. Gum Betting, Fire
Brick, Wrought Iron Pipe, Boiling
Cloth, &c, at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Repairing done at short notice.
workmen sent TO all parts 20 nt mp
wsFk and repair Boilers - Machinery
ez-Au orders VII rsoeivs our Individual aftsu-
tioa sad will - promptly allied tbs most
rsasonsbls terms.
Office and Foundry on the Can
corner Of Ingle Street.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

5 Casks Traos Chains.
1000 he Log chsin.
70 de1en Q. 5. Plsntsr's Hoss.
20 Garden Hoes aud RAks
50 s. shosels and spades,
- Hay and Manure Forks.
100 scytks. Enesths sud Cradles,
100 " Biood's c. 8 Grass. Graiu sud
Briar seythss.
Is gross seyths Stones,
- dozen Hay Rakss,
- sheep shsars.
- Cotton czras.
I90 RFess Knives and Fofks,
60 dozan Pocket Knives.
100 gross Tea snd Table spoons.
- 8ozsu coHss MiHs.
~ Mesi ssiss@.
20 Curry conbs,
20 kegs whesling Nails,
100 aossn Pad Locks, German 4 Ansriean.
30 Doos Locks aad LAiehss.
100 zrsss Ameriean Screws,
100 eszsa shoe. Here. Cloth sBa Scrub
Brushes,
80 Tea sud Coaster Scales.
easss Hard FrAms States.
tons BsrsA GrIsa sioHss.
Door. Gate and Strap Hinges.
Boring hsehinss,
csrpsBtsr Tools,
Cooper Toola -BaFtsn's and Whites,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Cabinet Hardware,
Mifl and Cross Cut SAYS,
Chain PUMPS. &C, Ae.
A. most Of cur goods wsrs puFehAssd for
CASH, before the large advance in
Hardware, vs VII oasr them At tbs lowest
possible rates.
JACOB .sTRAUB son.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
COMPOUND

MO NAYS NAME ~ MORE INTIMATELY
~ connected with the history Of the dsferia
Medlea Of the United states, or more fayorabiJ
known a. a pf0naeT in medical discovery, than
that Of DR.. john BULL, Of Louisville, Ky. His
lnfmitable preparation 81 sarsaparills has long
stood AZ the bead Of the various compounds II that
valu sbls drug His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

HAGAH's MAGNOLIA BALM.
This IL the most deiigbifni and ordinary
aftisls ever discovered. IL changes the sun burnt
face and hands 70 ariy satin texture 81 ravish.
lug besutys Importing thn marble purity o. youth,
and the dubuque appearance inviting 10 tbs city
belle 81 fashion. Il removes tan, ffeckiss, PIN
pies and runzhnsss FROM tbs skin, leaving the com
piesiou fresh, transparent and smooth. 10 con-
taius no material Injurious 10 the skin. Patraa-
ized by Actresses and Opera singeFs. II Is what
every lady should have. Sol everywhere.
Prepared ny w !. Hagan, Troy, n. Y.
Address alt orders to
DEMAs $. BARNES co. Now York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
DR.. w. r. Merwin & Co.

soZk PRoRRIEEozs.
No. 50 Liberty Street. New Ysrk
ss-Seid Ia Evansville BY wn- Biereower and
by al druggists everywhere. lFebI6dAwlv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
MEDICAL.
8. T.-lsso.X.

Persons u sedentary habits troubled yifh
weakness iassitude, paipitstion Of the heart lack
Of appetite, distress aitsr eating, torpid hFeT,
constipation, deserve to suffer- II thsy VIII not
try the celehrafed
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30
FroD Cairo.

CAIRO, July 26.-Col. Hicks has been 70.
lieved ofthe command Of Paducah.
Gen. Payne has prohibited al persons
occupying houses, other buildings, orlands
as tenants in the districto Of west Kentucky
from paying rent therefor except TO land.
lords or owners OF undertaking loyalty, and
after the arst Of August rents for occupan-
|cy Of buildings or lands to disloyalista
must be paid to the post quartermaater,
and no payment Of rent to be made to dis.
loyal persons from date or order 70 An.
gust frst will b valid. ma
Cen. Payne also restricted the sale Of
arms and ammunition 70 persons In or con
nected with tho army, and to such only q
have permits from his head quarters, The
purchase Of supplies can only b effected
BY permit from the Surveyor, and mer-
chants can only bring goods into the Dis.
trict by conformity strictly to section s., oil
the regulations Of the Treasury Depart
meut, fse4ss5 t.s.,r.5 r4afI - r7,.
A large number Of the disloyal citizens 81
Paducah have been ordered to leave the
State immediately. tas fea.i. Il
The notorious guerrilla KssteSson will be
shot at Paducah to morrow.
Gen. Payne has already cennscated "a
the use Of the Government Is stores b.
longing to disloyal parties IN Paducah.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30
EfOn Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July ga guerrilla force
number unknown, were reported to have
been threatening Brandenburgh this morn.
ing, with the supposed intention Of cross.
ing into Indiana. ts
The remains Of Maj. Gen. Mcpherson ar.
rived early this morning and lay in state
at the Gait House until 10 O'Clock, and
were then escorted to the Cincinnati Mail
boat by an imposing display Of artillery,
cavalry and infantry, under command Of
Col. Jordan, e n "a,
In IN encounter between Can't. Duboia
with 90 men Of the 18th Ohio cevalry and
20 guerrillas It New Hope. last Saturday,
the rebels were routed and Cant, Alexan.
der, their leader, killed. ICY
John Thompkins, recently Of the firm OF
Jas. Law Co., one Of our most prominent
merchtnts, committed suicide fhis morn
Ing. He had been unwell for several days
and much depressed. IS :.
Sundays Chattanooga Gazette mentions
. rumor that rebel Gen. Hood was wound
ed In Friaay's fight before Atlanta. Ta0
Capt. Baker Of the 35th KY, routed q
party Of guerrillas at Knob Creek. Bullitt
Co.. on the morning Of the 23d, capturina
. number of horses and arms. No loss on
our side. as 81
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30
FROM the Viper Pstensc.

BALTIMORE, July %, p. m.-The even.
ina edition Of the american publishes the
following: We have been able to ascer-
tain this morning nothing definite with
regard to the rebel movements ct Martins
burg and along the line Of the b. & O. r,
r., further than that most OF the:oxcitina
stores in circulation Monday were either
untounded or greatly exaggerated. A har
- we can learn this morning Averill has
not been killed but was compelled BY
greatly superior forces % fall back TO the
Potomac and from thence through Mart
insburg to Williamsport, Nd, carrying
with him the entire garrison 1t that point.
The rebels occupied Martinsburg last might
is not known, but Of its evacuation there
seems to be no doubt.
This morning the trains to Frederick
ana Washington went out a. usual, and .
train for Sandy Hook left 1t 7:45 4. N.
The suspension OF the telegraphic opera
tions last night Is said to have been caused
BY the storm. Hunter has, however, for
hidden all telegraphic communications
with Harper's Ferry, and Of course We have
nothing defnate from that vicinity.
The Americans Point Lookout corres-
pendent says that during last week there
were large arrivals here or refugees from
the South, consisting Of old men, women
and children of all nationalnties. They
say the authorities at Richmond grant pass
es to all women and children and old men
who wish to come north. Some Of thege
refugees say that when crossing the Rap
pahannOck they heard that Sheridan had
attacked Early in his retreat and captured
baek large number Of cattle and wagons.
The light was said to have taken place
near Staunton.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30

baltimore, July 26.-It - extremely
difficult TO obtain any authentic Informs.
ton relative to adAirs on the Upper Poto-
mac and the rebel movements IA the val.
ley. By Ear the greater p9rt Of the rumors
and even positive statements hourly put "a
circulation here, are evidently 6alee and
therefore not worth repeating. From III
Information thus fAr obtained, IT. believed
that K will BE- found that the rebel force u
present IN tho valley and reported to be Il
Martinsburg and other points, u none
other than the recent force Of raiders, who
finding that they were no longer pursued
by any large force; suddenly turned and
fell upon our small force under Gen. Crook
with the object OF driving him back be-
yond tho Potomac and freeing the valley
from Federal troops, % % 70 81 enabled 70
gather the crops Of the valley, 80 vitality
important 10 Lees army. 5
Doubtless they purpose at the same time
to do all the mischief they can north Of the
Potomac, and may, 10 IL thought, make q
raid into the southern counties Of Pennsyl-
vania. IS haa sHaa4azs I8s4i ags -
It is believed to-night that the wild sto-
rfes so extensively circulated here last
night and to-day Of disaster to our forces
on encountering the rebel advance, have
little foundation in fact. The telegraph line
IL working west a. far a. Harper's Ferry,
but IL In the exclusive use Of Che military
authorities. Trains ere running regularly
TO Frederick and Harper's Ferry.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-The Democrats st.
Joseph special says: Chas. Whitaker,
Sefgeant-at-Arms Of the House or Repre-
sentatives, and editor Of the Savannah
PlGfndealer, was arrested by the military
authorities, placed under bonds, and pa
rolled to appear before the military COM
mittee.
Gen. Craig has assumed command Of this
district.
Col. Ford's command is said to have re-
turned to Kansas.
The expedition which left here on sun
day, has returned, and reports the killing
of 10 g4errillas.
Several expeditions are being fitted out
here, one to leave tonight. More than s. 900
men have already responded to Gen. Fisk's
appeal, the surplus being sent back home.
= fire occurred hero last night destroying
VI, 600 worth Of property.
Advicee from North Missouri says the
railroad forty miles west Of Hannibal was
taken possession Of by rebels this morn
ing, the bridges and depots were burned.
Two hundred troops were sent after the
rebels, but tho result is not known, the
people of Palmyra and Quincy are much
excited.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30

WAsH1NaIoN, July 3.-Ths Nationa
Repwblicdn Extra saya the Government ID
In receipt ofa dispatch to-day from the TEL.
egraphic operator at Chattanooga In thu
following words: esql
Atlanta IL not ours yet, our forces find
strong opposition. It seems that We a1e IN
poseeeston Of part Of the city, but the enc.
my holds the rest. $ 1ISs
The Republican, Extra also has The fol.
lowing concerning the battle before At
lantA: 7e- 10 81
On Wednesday lest IN odicial dispatch
rom Gen. Sherman states that attsr the
battle Of that day Gen. Howard. com.
handing the 4th Corps, sent word that he
had buried go dead rebels In front Of his
lines, and . large number Of wounded were
captured on the 6eld.
Gen. Hooker, commanding the Doth
Corps, Ia advancing his lines, Wednesday,
met tho enemy IN open field, and most
desperate battle, lasting several hours, waa
the result. The enemy were thoroughly
whipped aud driven OF the field. xfter
the battle Gen. Hooker reported 70 Gen.
Sherman - follows: I have buried 400
dead rebels, and 400 wounded lay In my
front, III
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30

has Just been received here:
WAR DEP'T, Pro. MAR. GEMS OFFrcE.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-z0 Geo. FMrness.
Mayor Of POu1hkeepsie: Sir My dis
patch in answer to your telegram Of the
10Th inst, should have read: . Volunteers
under the present call Will be credited man
for man.. whether they enlist for one, OF
two, or three years. Where they enlist for
the shorter terms more men may be re-
Quired at the expiration Of their terms to
eQualize the amount of military service
among the different States and parts OF
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30

. NAeavILLR, July 2S.-rho remains OF
Gen. AcPheESon reached here q, q, .. M.
today, snd:wero eocortad thropeh The cltv
70 The Louisville depot blythe l3f6 re4ulaxs.
CAPT LA@onte, loth Teon. infanfry. Cof.
6uIlys and the Sth regular ar4iliegy. Gen.
.t:ls McElsoy. we6ster, and qillc8, Gov.
'J01neon ana STAN wore In the procession
which comprised ali the o6Acers az the dif.
5efent departments In, the city. The 70.
mains leave by special train at IL noon &c
co1npAnied BY guard from the 18th Regu-
1srS, Of 2 odacefS and 50 men. 70 SandftSkv.
Ohio. The streets wese throneed vith ct.
e1ene and Al the employees Of the depart-
. g aassmbled n honor the femaAini Of
: odscis i nss,si ii tom Atlanta u nsssre.
bat no r0votSeb , are reported. Sherman
stu mainxaihS his pcsition and Il vikor-
ou1ly al 1ndnf deh. Rosoeau his sue
oSssaaIy fai1ilsd III orders. and reports
. len Of only 1zkilIed pf bis connmAHd.
|. Gen. Gaxf1rH4 expedition has been iSuc-
cassfot destroying bffdges y Covington,
- miyG8 cart d Atlantis, towards Augusta,
the bdfblic stores at Covinxton, including
2o0c bales Of cotton, one YoCCmotive md
train ofys csptqFtns 2co pr@!!orf!5s, aud a.
! 3% ss = sI Il say recent bxHit Ats0os
mp s6taettirK ls1} thsh, 100. WS have
found ovsr 16oo dad fsbsil, which, with
ths, r; ,u propcr os vcppAded YIN mtk re
I. Our army y Ia good condition ma the
satUAtaO0 Iavof1Ule. .yt sasof-o a
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30

QUINCY, July 26.-Bushwhackers at-
tackled the Hannibal and St Joseph Rail.
road at Shelbina this morning. Reports
nom Palmyra say they have burned al1 the
Railroad property It 6helbina and Lake
nan, also . block-house and water tank 1t
Salt River bridge. They robbed citizens
Irrespective Of party. A force or 200 armed
men from Hannibal went west this p. m.
and are now ct Salt River all qaiet at Pal.
myTa.
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LATER AND rUILER DETArIa
ERO0 ATLANTA \,

~ Awo WILLS F1on A1LANIA Joiy ~,
LOo uv1sAArS1i -, u
~. pS ~ ~. ~. ps94 CnS 81 gteet Sc
S u.ss; nc - ~. ieooer oneIman pa
irnn sine~Sd srr.v - &,.H -;rc;S~ - = ~.
Hon: enS .nhsssry,sI x;ctc-w -
- m Tia rhsftahcccresss, ~, y;th -, -:
dnce6 ~ sfciness enS4 IN c,,t&;rs 1yy;s,,
svord And ~ = rnmta e. ma r;ver S>s-n4
esser "a nnsh a snd ss,comnssa Htis,sts
nm : hrief 80 - civen Il and ~,h;ie
Johnafns,,s EAen 49, ri~1ed 80 ecr,esc
|apparentlv heaitaAin~ On 10 nosfh ~
SkeFman waa aolvis,S thu irnntNv neahiHn.s
|of dislodaine them 1eom tho aontk Ma 81
the Chaftahoocbeo = T,.F'" - -
your reeders - slreadv fArnilfar IN
~ rticuisrS IF Nsvfnn;. nss...a -. 80 -.
siver. how Howard made Z Sorcsd march
Ia Roswell and crosaed to the rieht al
Johnston. who had become Is rnvxtif{ed at
EShefnian's apparent fnhcfivitv ftat 10 nee.
lected to look 60 his flan1ra. - - =. :.
/ So rapidly had Howard thrown Newton
across that Roswell factories and 0oyern-
mont property were All destroved ana
Dorlre1e ,cnrns enoamneel nnnn ia ssnntS,
bank before Gen. Johnston was aware of
It. Schoheld crossed before the enemy
could offer opposition. With his hank ex-
posed 70 contest ethevpaAsaae would have
been madness. Il He gave back and Sher-
man transferred his whole army aCroes Ia
the rebel works, from which Johnston q lew
days before promised to drive the inva-
ders into the river, with los Of less
than, dfty. ssar ass u aNr5., a4tfs
Our rear crossed on. SUNDAY. Mcpha,-
aor, had talxen advanfnoa "a fh. t;,ca .as HI,
while our right W1s maSino tha so Mn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30

- 800, - - - - - - -
|. WASHrNoroH, July n --A despatch from
ENys, nothing Of particular iutAreet has 90
cufred within the past two days. The skin
miehtng on R0rnstde's front on Friday p.
No. was quite lively, but without injury TO
our men. This seems to be the only part
of{hS time which It may 30 said the airing
II aimost uncea1irg, scarcely ave minutes
ing husketry or artillery. 81 ssaFt
Gen. Grant has assigned the command OF
tho 18th corps to Gen. Birney, who pro-
ceeded to his new post on Saturday morn
ine. Gen. Birney has we'll mefifed this
nomination, no division in the army hAv-
ing performed nobler service during the
campaign. $50 t..s.1s
Gen. Mott succeeds to the command OF
the Sd division. es Ss 4iS sts saeas
Many rumors Of other changes are cur
rent, but cannot be relied on.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30
Forelgn News.

NEW YORK, July 26.-The steamship
Scotia from Liverpool 10th, and Queens
town 18th. has arrived.
The reported fight between the Keasarge
ana Florida OF jersey u untrue.
A rumor was current at Cherbourg that
the Federal and Confederate o6ace1 had
agreed upon flght of Cherbourg within
On the 18th an influential deputation,
consisting Of the Marquis Of Clarincarde,
the Bishop Of Chichester, several members
Of Parliament, Mr.. Spence of Liverpool,
70 urge mediation Ia America on the plea
Of humanity. Lord Palmerston said the
Government did not consider this mo-
ment when mediatory proposals would be
acceptable, both sides being equally san
9uine of success, while the North especial
~ jealous ofinterference II opportunity for
mediation arose the Government would
Mason had an unofficial interview with
Palmerston. he was introduced by Lind
say. The meeting was satisfactory 70 all
parties. The withdrawal by Lindsay Of
his intended recognition motion In Parlia.
ment is said 70 have been the result Of the
Interview, Palmerston having given sort
OF implied promise to support the motion
ct more Opp0rtune moment
The NsseS city article says there il con.
tinued and great demand for Federal secu-
rites ut Frankfort.
Parliamentary proceedings are unim-
portant. - .4s
It ia confirmed that Denmark proposed
. truce, but nothing il known % 70 the
terms or concessions offered.
It ~ reported that TIE Danes were 70.
pulsed while attempting to effect landing
Ut Dalebreck and FredeFick's Haven.
LATEsT-LryEBPoor. Saturday Even.
ing, July 16.-Cotton hrmer at unchanged
Quotations. Breadstuf6 irm. Provisions
drm and upward.
LONDON, Saturday Evening, July H.
Consols closed 902@ 01 for monly. Amsri-
can stock market hrmer and advancing for
United states 5-2cs, while other stocks are
generally dull. -,lfsd =aai74t
Neutrality-suspicious. fat. Rsntes
closed at 66f 20c. Bread huns dull, weather
American securities were III. G. r. r. N@
20. Erie 50@5l. The rebel loan to-day
touched 80 but declined, closing at e.
], It Is stated the Dapish Commissipner has
returned from his mission to tho allies
Headquarters, without being able to effect .
cessation Of hostilities, but advices from
Berlin say that . truce has been granted
until July 3lst in the meantime peace
propositions will be made.
Liverpool BreadstufFs Mafket-Flour
rather moro enquirsd for at steady prices,
tern SOLO; Southern 8@6-8@S; white-wes-
tern S@o-s@ 10; per GENITAL. Corn steady
S0@6-3O@9 per 40 ~ for mixed western.
Provisions-Beef firm andfpAr1ially 2(o0d
deerer. Pork in goed demand 1t an I'd.
vance of206d Per Herce. Bacon in good
request at drm rates, and ID some cSSes
@6d dearer on the week. -8
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ReOn Pennoylvania.

HARRIssuHG, July 26s-Maj. Gen. Couct
has Advised the State authorities to receive
al Companies rendered for one years ser.
vice, and to attach the same temporarily Il
the organizations Of To-day nnen.
All quiet on the Upper Potomac to-day
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30

thV tollowipg Tie city last night was full
'ot excitement with rpmors Of rebel move
ments in the Shenandoah valley, together
With, vague ACCOUNTS Of the disaster to our
forces under Averill, Among the rumors
prevalent were the death of Generals Kel-
Icy and Ayerill, and Col Muliigan. The
facts. - far a. ascertained, are these: Gen.
Aveiill, aftsr successful encounter with
EerIt't forces, pursued them to the noun
taihs beyond Winchester. where Early
made stand, and after heavy fighting on
Saturday and Sunday, the rebels, In the
meantime, having been reinforced. Aver.
i'll was compelled to fall back towards Har-
At Buuker's Hin. and also causing the evac-
uation Of Martinsburg, the rebels pursu-
Ing and, yesterday evening, occupying
Martinsburg, where they cpt the telegraph
wires and commenced the destruction Of
the track Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
Our forces, according s2 70 the last .dvices
lHs could CHAN, are now concentrating st
Il & rumos:d that the rebels are il l.rre
force, but this can hardly be possible be-
yond the strength OF the force under EARLY
and Brechnrfdge. 81 f.e.f
The object Of the rebels IN returning t..
doubtless, to give time for the safety of.
ley. It = probable they may again invade
Marrlahd for. more plunder. =.
There are no authentic accounts Of the
extent Of the disaster to our ibrces beyond
WiuchesteIs We have no confirmation Of
the death x Avefill, Kelley and MulliRan,
We learn that orders were sent to remove
the army and medical stores from Frede-
Last night Gen. Wallace. in commanded
the l0y9t leeguers, reported that heavy
fight had taken place between Harper'a
Ferry ana Winchester, and that Hunter
wns repulsed; also, that several pieces Of
afdllefy snd two br1gades mad been cap
Il Is impossible TO ascertain the true
state Of ad1irs "a that region. No doubt !
ferrous disaster has Occurred to the forces or
PHr1ADitrHrA, July 2s.-The Bulletin
has the foiiswing special from Washing
toq Gen. Crook met the enemy on Sat
.ufdAy at Winchestef, and was repulsed and
compelled to I'LL back to Williansport, By
way OF Martinsburg. Gen. Crook COM
manded the militia.
A dispatch from Chambersburg SAYS
No signs Of the rebels advancing further
than Martinsburg.