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MCODS, &. RUSSELL,
KhYS AND COUNSKI.ORS
A.T ZiAW.
Ih-WtTOUS I.V CIIANCKIIY.
J. -lA'SrlLI.K, OlIKIIOX.
11 tfjotllr Itir I'nnrl llnn.
i miittl to Ihrlr cnrr will
Iwjt ik Ml'il in. July 29. 'fli.
B. F. DOWELL,
T0HNF.Y AT LAW,
ice la nil the Court of th Third
jtwr j UV i-upremeCimrtof Orv-
YrVa,l'aL War scrip prompt
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J, GASTON,
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JR.NXY AT LAW.
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ltt!ilitleatioii utven tn collection
'Irirtlnuirat.
UORQE B. DORRIB,
TA11Y PUBLIC
ew.Kso.v COUNT V.
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J.S HOWARD,
irwu civii, knuini:i:u.
Jicfoxviixr Oiu.mov,
Inicjr Ue Botilh end of Oregon
Jinuuy, ., is I
PETER DRITT.
Ifaiosrniililc Artlt,
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ill lb- Kile improvemtnu-
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BY CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
TELEGRAPH.
TU.runAi'HRti to JAi.'KiiiNvii.t.K nrniHi.Y
rilK TIIK KKXTINKI..
Suudny'a Dispatch.
Marysville, July lm. The iliflVrcnt lino
of tinrtl through tlii Hlnlu iirr itilmlvi by
punpt of hi-iliwoymtn, who?e ilepmlutloits
on Miigrt uiHl'tmuiure hare been quite fre
ipient of late. Not Umg bIiicc the Muge
from here to DoKiilevllle nai ftnppnl in
tlnjllplit near Uuinplunvllle, nml Iinlnii'ii
KxprrM rohtiril nf dome 81,8111). More
rrcenily. a mlilxry wo cnminillnl on
Whiliit'f & Co.'t Hxprrte. iwiir Oroville.
in which lltry lirtt fume 81 i 01 1. Ilnlli
Iheta riilitvfrhx are uppnted In lmc Ix-rn
commliteil by fume partie. ArrtnlH linn
len made of the men fappfwil In have
been enpi'fetl In lliein. nml nt' now nn trial
ut Oroville. bill nlht u third nml more
extendre haul wm inmlo of the Treniuie
nml hullinn of Wello. I'"uri;o A Co.. on the
I'ldccrrille rood. The tfiigw from Vir
pinia to I'htcvrville eretnpfd lost nipht
obfliit 10 n'rlock, by a guns of C nico, ut u
point about a mile nbove the Thirltrnnille
Ilnu."'. The robber held lire driven in
check wilh hot'f'uns nhile nverhailling
b.ij.'(rii?C for Imunrr. Tlwy Imik eight
b4 ofhullion anil W. F. i C'u.'ii treimure
box. I'liMcm-fin were not niolinl. but
iiMuml Ihitt they were only alter F. k
C.'a trnarc.
Sao Frnnci'cn, Ut. 9 a. m. Additional
particular nf the stage robbery represent
the highwaymen a claiming to belong In
the Coiidik'niti! iTvicv, om) the cuptuln of
tlic pan'; pave the driver receipt (or the
treuwre, tigned n a Confeileratc officer,
toying ho wanted the niow-y Tor recruiting
purpo. They cveu went m fur o to
uk nf the puenger contribution for the
Confederate rauie; but nn their refuilng
werotiutiiiolMted. Conttublr Staple anil
TUwny, who were lu pursuit, found them
tit tbo Homeret Jloutc, and bad a Gght
with them. Htaple wo shot and badly
wounded, and would bure been killed, but
for the interference of tlxJ landlady. One
nf the rubber wa wounded. Additional
parties aro leaving to-day to bring to the
wonndtd.
On. McDowell, who arrived on the
tio'den City, atiumc.l command of IheDiJ
parlment of I ho 1'aciDc to-day. 'Jen.
Wright will continue in command of the
Departnent of California. Major Kik
ham relieve Lieut. Col.Ilabblt.aiiiuarltr.
matter con)mUary.
FortrcM llnnroc, 25lh-The voter of
Norfolk tl'cidtd ynter by a vote ofUlC to
4 that they preferred military to civil guv.
ernnienC
IHipotcli of 2-Ilh to Philadelphia En
fjui'rrr taya : Yesterday afternoon the Cth
corp rvaehcsl WVIdoci lUllroad, and de
ttroyed Ave niv of it, which nccomplUhcd,
Ibey returnca to their former position.
Tim Time of tlte 2 tth ay that lying-
trect and Hill moved toward Wtldou,
Inving vacated their inlrefichmenl in
frout daring aljirmUh on Monday. From
prliODCTS K it Mcerlained that IWuiirfgarJ'
main army U now covering Petersburg,
while Lte' force are moving tn oar left.
Deserter report the shelling of Petersburg
vury disantroui, and also soy the rebel
army is constantly marching and counter
marching, to guard against expected at
tacks. The AV'orld 'a dispatches -of 2Glh says :
The enemy yesterday morning bchl Peters
burg and Weldon Railroad, south of Pe
tersburg. The 18tb corps has had nsowe
fight willi Hill's corps, driving him back
tercral milts, and we now hold the road iu
cnlrtnchrfl position. There i unolher im
porlnnt movement jn propresn.
The IKrahl's special of 2Stb uy; The
10th enrp lots probably tiu thi utlacked
ChapUif Uluir, the capture of v-hicli will
petmil tbo treclioii of Mrong eoiiulur works
lo nernle u.','iiinl Fort Dnrling. A limvy
Ijiie.nf wilFMiclimenia cmicviiirolinjf ci p
tngifire ihi Jlrury'n DluIT is thv tviilvnl do-
sign oi uroul.
A tlliiMtcho from Charleston of the 23th, enemy' utrength ho dccldrd they -were too
My it Is reported by scout nnd rcfiipecs Mrong fur us, mid by night time withdrew,
that thu rebel grncrnl McCouland, whom
Hunter oatflaoked and defeated a lew day
since, Is now nt Iiwishurg with flO.OOO
men; It U ulso rvportcd that 6,000 of Mor
cun' men had rrnclitd Iigan Court
noase on their rclrent from Kentucky.
"Wcducsdttjr'8 Dupatch.
Ft. Monroe, 28ihi Shc'rldaiiV cavalry
sneeerdfd In crolng ,Tunic River ytitcr
day nflcrnnon. The freight wagon train
olonc was six mite long. Our cuvulry
nnmlicriil some C 000.
New York, 28lh. Tnhmt't special
from tin army of the Potomac, under date
of the 20ih, say the enemy nrc In Mrong
force In Iront, exhibiting n delcriniimtion
In rrdst every nlt-npl of our mm to gain
poMcmlon ol Petersburg rallrnnd, which
inviug tnken two cannon and sixty prison
tr. The 2d Vu. cavulry cut the railroad
tea mile from Lynchburg, on Saturday
night. Private advice mention the burn,
ing of Iho American bark "Tycoon by the
plrute Alabama. The Tycoon sailed from
New York on lhe27th of Marsh, bound
for San Francisco.
New York 28lh. A Fortress Monroe
letter, nf the 2'lih, ray new from thu ex
pedition into Nnrlli Carolina to destroy
Williamson rnllorud report unlookcd for
success of the command. I stroyed n qnan
tlty of rebel supplies, cantitml a
Bent Itoiito to Tort Klnmatli.
FMtopcit .Hock, Juno 12, 18W.
Mr. Editor Myself nnd parly left my
house this day, for Klamath Ijike, by way
ol Union Peak. I hnd often thought that
there wos a good route through this way,
and found it the best, mi fur ns I went,'
which wn over the divide about five mllr,
I ever nw. I found no snow on this hle
of the divide, and I am now satlrllrd it l
the most prjctlcublc route to (he military
post that can be found.
The llrst day we followed the wagon
road lor nineteen mile to Union (Jrtrk,
'"a,,'j where wo camped for the night. Next
Bc i mnrtiW we followed the wnpnii road lor'
number or prisoner, nnd Inlliclrd much oneonu tt uifmlle. then look aiuastbv
other damage. The country Is utrlpp-l nf nortIien,t c.iur.c. tin Uulon Creek townrds
nhile male Inhabitants. The Uernld'i
correspondent writing from Olty Point,
ray nn assault wa made the nlpht before
n tilth wus re-
northeast course, up Uulon Creek toward
Union Peak the first two tnllra was
brushy, then open timber (or half a m!le,
where we enwred the old wngon road trail;
thrnrc continued In t'nc same course three
mile nnd a half, to Hear Pork, on Union
Creek; here we encninped for the night.
I Our lnse in the movements on Weldon ! Next morning we Murlcd on the same
m hi men viiui importance in iiicm mat , cm the otli nml Oils corn1
only the utmost skill nml bravery will iu- puled with great slangbHr.
able u to wret II from them. I 'J'he Tribnnt' rriecinl say Dana, Aas't
The IIW,r social say we have not ' Srelory of Wnr.repori le' forei- not
..!- i u ii ii i i more than one-t h rd ns strong a (Irani.
tK.rMin(. of Weldon tnllroud yet. w !, I.. il ..n.......,i. n UVi.tn..
The lltralJs Hermnda Hundml corrr- railroad are comparatively unimportant. ' course, nml traveled throueh n crowlb of
pondenl, nndiT date of the 2.'ilh, ray ihe 'Urnnt I confident of conchmivc succctv. ' ,mui J,lnc.k pine no fallen timber, and
and level ns a houc
in Cruck Crcvk; brru
fallen timber for a mile and
a half, and found the creek' running too
much to thu right for our coume, nr.d wo
struck our course cost by south, direct for
the nnrlli side of Union Peak. We trav.
cled half a mile and crossed Union Crrrk
very light grade going down and none
going up on the opposite side (good cross
ing). From there to the Peak, a distance
of five miles, it Is almost level. tlicreJK-irg-uo
hills, gulches or fallen timber. We de
scended nn easy grade for one mile, and en
camped for tho night; here we rtrnck the
Indlun trail running from Klamath Lnko
pendent, tinder date of the 2."ilh, rav the Urnnt I confident of conclusive success. ' fmuj Jjlnck pine
situation nf the enemy In relation to' Ovn. I m wc ,mVt en """"' I'rUoncrs In our (j projniJ
FiHier is fnmewlint changnl. Ounbont' m"' ' ,. , ,, ., , . n..i floor sevrn miles I
11....-1.1..-1. i .i... I .i The Timr'pre!al nl hentlnnnrlcr, 24th, "r "" """' '
Hunchback has Jum opened on tlw enemy. L,u lC lnnvemclllg r fM, ,,' Vl.rv c found some falle.
wnn were incnvi-rcii inrnwmg up iiriii-;myKrious. Their uppnir to bo n general
works ut the bend nf J'nnr Mile Creek.! ninvemenl to our left. A portion of the
Alter several ronml the enemy left their ! r,ln "ndCth cori inoviil In cminter-ncl
..i. 'in.- if 1 1: . n. i it.. nny sudden ileiiionsirnllou. I lie Cili corps
wrk. I he orW s ofl.clnl dNpalch. from ,, ,,,,,,,,,. WeJf,n ,ur08,, l0.,,a'v.
tlf...l.tnMlA.t IQll. .... t.l .1........ ..... I.... . ... . .
That road bus not been used by the rebels
for sevcml day. Peiersburg pnprr nf to
day my Danville road was cnt by Hunter
yesterday, and eiikt of Hunter' being ut
naUm.
Wiiihlnglon 28lh, say retiel deserter con
tlnue to come Into llutler'a lines, reporting
demoruliz-itlon umnng cflicer. Jx tent
two brigades of cavalry nnd Infuntrv to
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u,r.-,.,B,u .U,,u.t. ,,K niusrstcv g,n ynnAeltt Tur f,t,..Tune 27lh
or rebel lrooM is giving way. In copse lnhl was ipmieil fron 218 In 22:; on the
quenco of furcrd mnrelie to defend dlft-r-'SRlli from 23.1 to 210; July 1st and 2d,
ent point menaced by our troops. Dis-' " l'B 'nco rllen lo 23jj
cawn of various kind prevail to a fearful I LA'I'J'.ST.
extent. It is mtlmatiil tho rebel liuviil Lhlcogo. 20tli. A Nnshville letter sbji t0 ,ie j. Nest morning we followed
four nr five thousand sick and wounded nn ! of Shcrmun' operation : Hooker nnd : t,e (mil eight miles, nnd found It good. I
their hands, whom they find it Impossible ! KchofWId, in nn attempt to storm rebel ii,,,). we nere (.n witliio tight or leu
to remove from the scene nf conflet; In. ' breustworks, were rrpukul with a loss 'H milt oMhc fort, but being ou' ofprovis
side this they have a population of two 1,000, The report that Hooker wu dan-1 ,m, ve ,ad to return, On returning, we
hundred thousand tlepndenl on theru fur geroasly wouudid in the assault is incur. ' founj tie distance could be sborltneJ
food. The Jltrald't City Point corn- red. twelve or fifteen wlk.
Iiond-iit, of the 27th, ny (Jen. Wilson Washington. :t.l. A telegrnm from Slir ' p,e distances, near as we could caleu.
und Kurlx, who were xiiected to do great immi roy Rrccnt mournful have euustil al(li nrc , follows: From Jncksonvllletj
things nrnuud Lynchburg, have not been ,he enemy Umvncuute. mid we now oceupy i i.-i,mnce Jiuck. -10 miles; from Flounce
Keusuw and Muriettu. 'l'tlgroiu from loj. ,0 u,m fjrei., 19 ,w. fr0i,i U11.
(Jrnnf lieudcjunrlcra reports return of, io, yj. t0 i'm p,,t is mllrs; from
Geo. WiUn' cavulry. having drtimyid ,;nj,m j.jj , j.'ort Klamath. Hi mile.
00 mile of railroad. Ilunlir I.kh nrrivrd ' ......1 ., M, ifIR.w AnnOTT i- Co.
heuril from. Tho correspondent soys our
lou in the rebel attack of Sunday night
did not exceed sixty woamled. The u-M
loss wus severe, os their skirmish line
marched cgaliMt cr breastwork.
Washington, 27th. A telegrnm from
Gcu. Hunter soy: I hate the honor lu
report that my expedition has been ex
Iremly suecewful In inlllellng injury on
the rebel, and liavo lieen victorious in ev
ery engagement. Running out or ammu
iiilion, and finding it impossible to collrclH
suppliv while fa the presence of nn enemy
whoso force was superior In our, nnd were
constantly receiving reinforcement from
Richmond nnd other points, I deemed it
beat to withdraw, oik! bavu succeeded in
doing n without uny serious lot. My
comuur.d I In excellent condition, and lif
ter a few days rest will be ready for active
service in any direction.
(Signed,) Stantox.
Wellington, 28th. A new enrollment
and conscription bill pawed the House to
day by 81 to 7.1. No commutation pro
vision, but siib'UHutes will bo nltowvd.
The Hill authorizes the President, at dis
cretion, nt any time, to call for any number
nf volunter for two or three year. The
bill will probably paw the Senate, as the
Senute bill is nliiieat the same thing.
Chicago. 20th The following wn re
ceived via Uauley, SOtb, in regard to Hun"
ter's operation. Hi army reached I.
iogton Ihe 1 1th, nnd found the place occu
pied by lufuntry. After two hours fight
ing, the rebel burned the A' a Military
Institute, Gov. Lelcbr' house, nnd then
rolrealtd. TJiey left four .cannon, 000
rounds of ammunlliun nnd a huge amount
or eommissary stores. Gen. Dufbio cm
the OlmflollftnlHi'ond Lynchburg railroad.
He inarched by Huelbaniinn and Liberty
-t Lynchburg Saturday. Afterfrtling the
with hi whole force nt Charleston, it
Virginia, ile had five diOreut ingnge
incuts, destroyed over live millions nf pinp.
trty, lncludlog, lulll, factories, tunyurd'
and furnacer. in Shenandoah Yulley, us fur
atLjnchburg. All ruilrouds und canal I
on the route were totully drstrnyvd. Our
Ion doe not exceed 2.000 ; tlnU of the
enemy 5,000. 1
Washington, -tlh llnth Ifou.os of Con-
gress passed nn amendmsnt to Conscription 1
Act, which only rupiires lh sigiminre of
the President tu income a kw. 'Din-8300
commutation claiifc is riKnled. Volun
teer ullowid n bounty of 5300 for one
year. Fifty day' noiico required before
nny draft can be riifuiosd. Substitutes al
lowed lo ba procured by drafted pcrsous,
llaltimnre, 3d. Three heavy columiu of
rebek attacked Martinsburg, Vu.. Ill's
morning. Sigvl fought them severul hours,
but yielding to superior numbers, evacu
uted Murtiusburg, ntving all movable prop
erty. He Im fallen back to Harper's
Ferry, and hoM a strong position 011 the
Marylund 1 lights. The President has
sigiinl 11 new land bill.
Washington, filh. IJoth Houses ad
journed iir die, ,veterday at two o'clock.
San FrancUuo, 7ih. Private difwtcliC8
.iy Gold in S'ew York to-day 260. Lt-gal
'Tender lure' 4C1C.
New York, Sit. Official information
received that 4he pirate Alabama had been
Mink by ,U- 8- gunboat Kearsnge, eiglit
miles out from Cherbourg, France. A
porting yf tho crew went down with her,
escaptd lo shore in boats ; Seiumcs would
luvu been capture! had he not been pickvel
uji by 0 Urijli Navy yacht.
Will be pivtu ol the
DARDANELLS HOTEL,
On the evening of
FRIDAY, JULY" 22, '04.
Till undersigned would renpectruUy an
nounce to tho public that be will kIvcu
Graud Hall at the tbove-nainl ple, 011
thu eiening at the 15th of July, lfcfit. A
eenerul Invitation to all Is given. No ex
pense will be spared to make the occalou
us Interesting a powltile.
Musle by llrown A Dcrry.
Tickets Four dollars.
JulyOtd S. A. KCOTTrroprictor.
OSSIA1VE. DODGE,
ANJ
WM. HAYWAHD,
WILL SING
jln tho Court House of Jacksonville,
l-'rielay Evcniug, July IStli.
A new and choice programme way becx-
peeled.
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Accounts Noi'th Collected.
T AM eonlemplftllng leaving for the nort'i
1 In a fow i". " uUwl nS ,t1liu1r'
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