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The weekly Butte record., 1861-06-22

A SAD AccIDENT.-Mr. r. G. Gridley in
forms us that man named David Blosser was
fatally injured by the falling of tree, at
Clark's Mill, near Powels Ranch, on Friday,
the 18th inst. When found, he was insensible,
and his physicians have no hopes of his recov,
cry. Mr.. Bosser is native of Kentucky.
but recently from Ohio.
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AN IMPOSTOR.

THNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
II against trusting or having any dealings with a
certain r.. F. YOKIM. who travels around the
country as an Itenirant Preacher, of the Campbell
August by first allaying his suspicious by soft ap-
pIiances of adulation and professions of piety and
then inducing him to sign Note for large amount
of money at an exorbitant rate of interest all of
which he has had to pay after the said Reverend
gentleman had spirited away the property placed
in his hands security.
ELIJAH SMITH.
Visalia, June 18th, 1861. je22 3-w.
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MAJOR JOHN BIDwE1L.-We took occasion
some weeks since to place before the people Of
the State the name of Major Bidwell as a
suitable candidate for Governor. And at the
present time, renew the call, and recommend
him as one in every way fitted for the position
He is an old Californian gentleman of edu-
cation and strong intellect; possessing all the
qualifications of high executive ability
His course in the Charleston Convention,
and the unfinching support he gave to its
nominee, the lamented Douglas, in the canvass
of last year his devotion to the Union in
the present crisis from its ncpiency, his en-
terprize as q permanent benefactor to his
State in his calling; his strict probty, courteous
affability, all point him out as a reliable man
for the gubernatorial chair. He has a claim
to it equal to that Of any one named for the
position, and would grace it and reflect as
much credit upon it as any other man. He is
the man for the present crisis, and if nominated
would sweep the State, and distance the Re-
publican nominee, who has, by his party, been
proclaimed the Governor for year past
THE LATE NEws-The last news from the
East by Pony, published in detail in the Sac
ramento Union, very clearly indicates that a
hostile meeting between the opposing armies
cannot be delayed much longer, unless the
rebel squad retreat before the advancing COL
umns Of the National Army.
Harper's Ferry was in fair way of being
surrounded and attacked upon all sides at once.
Manassas Gap was to be attacked and ta-
ken, by Gen. Mcdowell with large force,
thereby iutercepting all communication be-
tween Harper's Ferry and Richmond
The Wheeling Convention will not move in
the separation of Western and Eastern Vir-
giEia, but will organize Provisional Govern
ment, order the election of a Governor.
Legislature and members of Congress, and
bring a charge of treason against Gov. Letcher
and his confederates. We shall look for stir
ring news in few days.
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W. R. BROWN
County Treasurer.

ToNsoRIAL.-If you want your HAZE c..
manner that becomes you-your head SHAMroo.n
with an article that thoroughly removes tho d,rs
ruff and stimulates the capillary organs Of tho b.;
or DELIGHTFUL SHAVE with the acoompanimon,
of the purest Hair Oil, Cologne, Pomades n
Tonics and Cosmetics if you want a clean ,o.,
portable Bath, Warm Bath, a Cold Bath. Sho,ro,
Bath, a Salt Bath, Sulphur Bath, Or a Perfumel
Bath, call at at"FERGUSON'S Hair Cutting Head.
quarters Montgomery street next doortocorpe,
Myers street. d9itf
The weekly Butte record., 1861-06-22

HARD on THE Understandable San
Francisco Alta says, that at the meeting of
the Republican County Cammittee of San
Francisco, on Saturday night, June 18th, res
olutions were offered in opposition to the confr.
nation OF Dr. Rabe as United States Marshal
of the Northern District of California These
declare him to be unfit for the office, and OBJ
noxious to the wishes Republican party of the
State No action was had on the resolutions,
and the whole subject matter was portponed
anti the next meeting OF the Committee.
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guaranteeing the tranquility of the States
against internal as well as external dangers.
To give the new system its proper energy,
it will be desirable to have it ratified by the
authority of the people, and not merely by
that of the Legislatures.
1t is already seen by many, and must by de-
grees be seen by all, that, unless the Union be
organized efficiently on republican principles,
innovations of much more Objectionable
form may be obtruded, or, in the most favor
able event, the partition of the empire, into
rival and hostile confederacies will ensue.
DEATH OF GEN. DosH-We chronicle with
regret, the death of General Samuel H. Dosh,
the senior editor and one of the founders of
the Shasta Courier. Gen. Dosh died at Shas-
ia, on the 18th inst, after a painful sickness,
of complication of diseases. He was born
in Virginia, in 1927, and was consequently
but "a years of age. He issued the first num-
Der of the Shasta Courier on the 18th day of
March, 1852, it being The first paper published
north of Marysvie. He was an able editor,
an esteemed citizen, and an influential member
of society. His loss Will be felt throughout
the State.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-06-22

A FEELER.-The Republican State Conven-
tion refused to pass resolution dcnouncing
the Secession platform of the Breckenridge
State Convention. This looks TO us like a
feeler thrown out for the purpose of bringing
about fusion, just before election, to defeat
the Uuion Democracy
The weekly Butte record., 1861-06-22

30 Mrs. WinslOyv, an experienced Nur,.
and Female Physician, has soothing Syrup ior
children teething which greatly facilitates the mr.
cess of teething by softening the gums, REDUCING
all inflammation, will allay all pain and is sure n
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers. /,
will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases. See ad
Yertisement in another column.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-06-22

odlule OF l5 guns at sunrise
The Procession will form at 10 o'clock 4. NJ on
Bird street, the right Huntoon street follows:
Chief Marshal and Aids;
Band
Citizens foot;
Civil Societies;
Masonic Orders;
I.O.O.F.
J. P. of the County;
County Officers;
Beard of Supervisors;
Judiciary;
Citizens horseback;
Citizens in Carriages;
Carriages with Psesident of the day, Orator,
Poet, Reader and Chaplain.
The Procession will march under direction of
Chief Marshal to place of Celebration.
National Salute of "a guns at II O'Clock, NJ.
PRAYER;
Reading Declaration of independence;
Poem;
Grafton:
After which, Procession will re form and march
to Barbecue, at O'Clock ?. NJ.
CneI Marshal F. Freer.
Aids. .............. Middleton and Wardwell.
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Halls SarsnpnriIIa Yellow Dock and
Iodide Pofass is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica Sarsaparilla and English Iodide of Potass
admirable as a restorative and purifier of the
blood, it cleances the system of all morbid and i'm
pure matter-removes pimples, boils, and eruptons
from the skin-cures rheumatism and pains Of all
kinds. All who can afford should use it, as tend
to give them strength and prolong life. Sold by
druggists generally, at 81 90 per bottle.
R. HALL & CO., Proprietor.
Wholesale Druggists, l43 and 1876 Clay street.
a2l-6m San Francisco
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

passed December 2l, 1852. .to regulate the
fees Of county tleasurers in certain cases."
the act ,'limiting the fees Of county treasurers
in certain cases." passed April IL, 1851 and
tie act .'limiting the fees of county treasurersl
u nceItaln cases, passed March 3, 1860, be,
and the same are hereby repealed. Also, SO
much Of section SIX Of the act ctpassed februas
n %, 1853, "relatingto the redemption and.
cancellation OF the securities OF the funded
debt of the counties in this state" and SO
much or section twenty-five ofthe act passed
ApTilyt2,7 1858, amended April s, 1859, "to
provide for the better regulation OF the receipt,
disbursement, and safe keeping OF the pubic
revenue" as 6Ses the treasurers fees for COL
lectng and disbursing any money coming into
the county treasury, be, and the same is here
by repealed.
SEc.zA.z This act to take effect and be in
force from and after the first day of September
next. P. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
.-,,.-, ROBERT q. KIRK,
President OF the Senate.
Passed April 9, lsel.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

msut the & &puttiug down Of it's ensmiesi !
None whatever. We must either detend
our government or see il OvsrthroWn'
crushing in its fall our liberties and hopes
forever.
And now you viii agree with me that
ours is a good government. the best ever
devised BY man. that no human MUD
has ever fathomsd the breadth, or depth,
OF heiUhth oli.s blessings; that to it We
owe our prosperity and security at hOme'
and our honor and protection abroad; that
under it we have lived 10 peace, prOsperi.
ty and unity for 10 years. You admit
that 10 establish it was worth the toll and
blood Of our fathers for eight terrible
years. You dare not deny that what was
worth 90 much 10 Establish is worth an
effort to preserve. five are not slaves to
be mauacled-if wo are not beasts 10 be
stricken down. II We are not worms to be
crushed, We will rally in defense OF Our
liberties and that government which alone
makes them secure.
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Special Notifies.


nTTho great Central Active Principle OF the Tolu
Anodyne Is true dev veopement ofihe original na;Ir-
al opat". In al wherever opium has been used
and It's baneful effects Witnessed no remark Of ours
can adequately compare tn difference, and no deci-
sion is equal to trial. The bnodyne contains not a
particle cf opium and the most delicate constitution
II th safety, aud the perfect, natural state II
keeps and leaves the patient should end to
physicians who have long sought this true develop
ment, and 10 patients who want natUral results.'
The basis 0f the Uaiuersai Cough Remedy is that
freedom from all componerts, which. by the great err
ror In compoundng produce com plete merits instead
Of real cures. We place restraint on Its every
hour In the day, and ask all patients to make II the
natural enemy Of all Coughs, Throat or lung Com
plants. by aperfect freedom Of application For In.
aammatory Sore Throat II is perfect remedy. and
for Whoopng Cough checks all the spasms and allows
the Cough 10 have its run In aquiet way. ~ t.r"
with the spirit that courts all investigation, and
readiness to answer all in 1uiries may in turn ask
all Ia be cautions to purchase only of those they can
rely npon. "Prices within reach OF ALL" ....
IF'See advertisement. lml0
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Tho following Is an extract from letter written by
tho Rev. Us. Holme pasioroftho epont.Street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. y, the "Journu and
Mcssengor," Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes in
favor OF that world renowned medicine, Mas. WIN
SLOWS sooruSo sYRuP TcR CHILDREN TEETmNo;-
"We see an advertisement In your columns ofMrs'
WiSsLow's SooTHINa SYRUP. Now wo never said n
word in favor Of patent medicine before In life.
Is M humbugos hare tried IT, and kHop 10 TO BE- all
iteidims. 1t is probably one OF the most successful
medicines Of the day. because It's one Of the hest
Aud those Of your readers who have babies can't dc
better than tolay in n supply" D.
March 7ls6l--ly4O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
The Rebels Getting ;Cautious--More about
the Skirmish on Sunday.

tue ohiImtHu Ou ouuuuy'
ALEXANDRIA, July 1.-The bravery Of
our pickets has had good effect, Not q
single case of tampcribg with the lives Of
our troops was reported this morning.
The affair of yesterday took place at
the Junction Of the Richmond and Fair
fax roads, about three and half miles
out. The attacking force consisted Of
fourteen cavalry. who left their horses
some distance off. and attacked the SEN
tinels stationed at the cross roads
The latter were assisted by two pickcts
on the Fairfax road The rebels retreat
ed, leaving their dead comrade on the
field, also four carbines and three revol
vorS. Our men only 6ved four shots, but
with fatal effect.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
NIrs. wlnsIow vs.. CryIng Children.

nv sick child suffering and crying with the cxcrucia
ting main ofcuttps teethH Itso. go at and get
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. twill re-
leve the poor sufferer Immediately depend unon II :
there IL NO mistake about il. There Is mol mother
earth who has ever uSed It, who will not tell you at
that It will regulate the bowels and give rest IN
the mother and health TO tho child operating
like magic. II s perfectly safe o nse In all
Ia the nrescrnon OF ono of the oldest and best ac
physicians and nurses In tho United States Price 25
cents. oice n Cedar Street, New York. Sold every
whore. lrTSoe advertisement lmIO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
A Rattle Imminent ln missouri

IsDEfENDESsE. July lit is reported
that the State troops, 10000 in number
have crossed the Mardis des Cygnes. 100
miles South of this place, and intend
making a stand. The Federal forces
$500 or 8 900 in number, were twenty
miles in their rear, waiting for re,enforcs-
mente,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
DR.. u ObaCk's 'sScandinavInnB BloOdPilIs
and Blood Purifier.

"The blood Is the life," says Scripture; so says
Science also Expel corruption IRON the blood and
no disease can exist inthosystem. My Blood Pills
and PurIaer perform thor task enectualy. They are
powerful vegetable detergents and cure all forms
cause they remove the common causes disease from
the life sustaining huld. Henco their apparc tly
miraculous cures of scrofdla, erupti6ns MOI
pepsa, liver complaints rheumatism IN, swelling the
Joints. all affections Of tho internal orgaus viii
do notproceod from malformation.
TPSooidvsrtisemOnt. loeb % Im--l0
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
Davis Subject. Gumpish aud Dl.sustod.


Dictator Davis is in danger ofdeihrone'
ment. because, as it seems, he dallies,
drones and drals. He must drop all these
diabolical "d's," or no deiunct. The la.
test Southern papers generally condrm
the impression made by Russells last let
ter, that the rebels are dsspondent; but
the following extract from the Mobile
Mercury shows them TO bc almost des'
pairing:
A revolution can never DO successful
but By vigorous prosecution. The dal.
lying policy Of our Government can re-
suit only in evil to our cause. If 1t is
determined to push forward this war to
a saccessful issue, new policy must be
iuaugu,aled. The People, as we'll as tho
soldisrs are becoming impatient at this
delay, and already murmurings, not loud
but deep, are being heard all over the
land.
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Epitaph .rf., t.'-
On the late Major General Sterling
Price who fell at the battls Of Boonville,
June ;7th, 1861.
This luckless General, who lies hero, -
Was conquered by the didrrhosdi s+
EpItaph

DIR. s. A. wEAvER's CANKER AND SALT
RHEUM SYRUP.-The object of !his Syrup Is to
throw all impurities which are in the blood out upon
the race Of the skim which the only true way that
the blood can ever be freed from them. When they
by applying the Cerate which will in all caseS efecta
permanent cure. There Is no external application
which will alone permanently cure this class of dis
eases Sold by Sinord and Sturgeon, Lancaster,
Ohio. s.s. ..f- f.4r ..-i lmlq
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

ETA letter. writer. of the Union stripe
remarks: "We intend to fight the seces-
sionists until hell freezes over, and thon
fight them on the ioe,
Ior any other man.n HU
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
LAWS OF OHIO.
PURLIsHED BY AUTHORITY,
AN NAcT

No. 70. ANACT
Making appropriations, IN part. Of the gener-
al lrevenue, for the year 1852.
SECTION /. Be it enaetsd BY the Gsperal
AssembIv sf the Slate Of Ohio. That there be
aud hereby is appropriated from any money
that may be in the treasury belonging to the
general revenue, and to be used for the ser
vice Of the year 1852:
For the payment Of guards at the Ohio Peni-
tentiary, ten thousand dollars.
For the general current expenses Of the
Ohio Penitentiary, thirteen thousand dollars.
For the prosecution and transportation oil
congiets, ten thousand dollars.
For provisions and necessary current expen,
ses and repairs of the Central Ohio Lunatic
Asylum, ten thousand dollars. .r-
| For provisions and necessary current expen'
ses anG repairs of the southern Ohio Lnnattc
Asylum, six thousand dollars. ,.-J Z ..,..,,-,
| For provisions and necessary current expen-
ses and repairs OF the northern Ohio Lunate,
Asylum, SIX thousand dollars. .-g.0 .t
For provisions and necessary current expen
ses and repairs Of the institution for the edu.
cation OF the deaf and dumb, three thousand
dollars.
For provisions and necessary current expen-
ses and repairs Of the institution for the edu-
cation OF the blind, three thousand dollars.
For provisions and necessary current expen-
ses, repairs, rent, and wages Of the state usy'
lum for idiots, fifteen hundred dollars.
For provisions. furniture, clothing, lodging
school books, for educating and training boys
and other necessary expenses at the reform
school, two thousand eight hundred and thirty
four dollars. ..-..
For the paymant OF the salaries oi The war
=. | a.. nh mi n mn
lain, assistant teacher, and matron OF the ohit
, penitentiery, fifteen hundrel dollars.
For the payment of the salaries oil the Su
perinteudent, assistant physician, steward ant
matron Of the Central Ohio lunafic asylum
one thousand dollars.
For the payment Of the salaries OF the su
petintendent, assistant physician, steward Pnt
matron OF the southern Ohio lunatic asylum
eight hundred dollars. 80 H
For the payment Of the salaries OF the su
perintendent, assistant physician, ste ward AM
matron of the northern Ohio lunatic asylum
eight hundred dollars.
For the payment of the salaries Of the su
perintendent, steward, matron, physician, an
) teachers Of the institution for the education
| the deal and dumb, two thousand dollars.
For the payment of the SALARIES Of the su
perntendent, steward, matron, physician an
teachers OF the institution for the education Q
a the blind, twelve hundred dollars. g g.
For the payment Of the salaries OF the su
, perintendent, other officers. and teachers c
: the state asylum for idiots, six hundred dollar!
For the payment Of the salaries OF the off
s GERS of the state reform farm, fifteen hundre
: dollars. .... .. H..
a For the payment OF the salary Of the cler
10 the state librarian for the current year, fou
hundred and fifty dollars.
;. HITCHCOCK,
Q Speaker or the House of Representative
4 ROBERT G. KIRK,
! President OF the Senate.
fSo
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AUDITORS OFFICE,

Fairfield county, Ohio.
hereby certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the official laws, pub
lshed by authority Of the State Of ohio.mp14
WIN. ROBINSON, Auditor.
Lancaster, June l3. 1861. ,s- g.r.s ail-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

EVERY bOUI'D rRhGNNt
DAVIS VEGETABLE
PAIN NG GAh 8R
The Great Family Medicine Of tbeAge'
UyAKRN INTERNALLY, IT ouREss. sgDp6N
biity, Nursing sore Mouth cspker, Liyer Comgialpt
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Cramp and Pain In ssom
nca, BOwel Complaint. Painters Cole, AsasicsnSi
era, Diarrhea and Dysantery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURES.
Felons Boils and OLD Sores Severe Burns and seads
Cuts. Bruises and Sprsins, swelling OF me yVsnS
RIngworn, Tetter, Broken Breasts Frosted Feet anu
Chiiblans, TooIhache, Pain in the Face, neural
gia and rheumatism. = r
It'll sure remedy for AorE and cnuLs and FEVER
PAIN KILLER.
taken internally, should be aduterated with nils
water, OF made Into syrup with moasses. FOR q
Cough, few drops sugar eaten will Dc more y
For Sore Throat mix tho Pain Killer win wn'es
and garger the throat. N'sF ftaF' ~ 49,
See Printed dirse,0ns ykieh accompany each 6Ou'f.
Tho PAIN KILLERisby BY universal consent allowed
to have won for itself rapumiioni unsurpassed IN
the hsioryof medical preparations! Its nstantene-
Gus effect in the enti 70 eradication and exnetor o.
pS s Il, va.oI, sse and yeISs 1s,u
mony Of the masses In Its favor, have boon aua are
It's own best advertisement, - IL ,1s.ns,. l..e
What stronger proof !f these facts can Dc pro p,
duced than tho following letter received unsolicited
40, RRv. w B. JACOBS. hsga-g
I-f.s NEWARK n. J. June 9Th, 1860.
| Messrs. Perry Davis & Son-GsntIemen:-Allow
| ne, unsolicited. to send you word OF commeudn-
ton for your Pain Killer Ihave used In my family
these several years. and found all II claims TO oe
| For Rhe eumatism, Coughs Colds, Burns Cholera ten
dencies nd di9ulties we'll es diseases general'y
that families. Iregard the Pain Killer as
beyond all price .and as efcaclous beyond any men-
cine within my knowledge. We keep u as our rehiet
family medicine, and Hnd Its use in ordinary cases
worth more than any doctor. Tho testimony OF ON
ers among nv aoquantances and frionds is eqnau
favorable MANY clergymeu have spoken OF II IN
tho highe 81 terms rs family medicine Missionaries N
repeated instances have said 10 me in person and In
their letters that the Pain Killer by far tho eest
medicine usod In heathcn lands. and they used u or
themsevss and families, and adminisiert to otners
around them. This much am inclinedto say as an
act OF Justice 10 yourselves, and as benent 70 otn
ers. You atliberty TO use this testimonial,
any service. 4... REV. w. D. B.JAUobS;
', -.t Later Editor Christian Chronicle.
r BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS
Tho Pain Killer is sold by all respectable Druggtsts
throughout tbs q. Statesand In Foreign Countries.
Priess-25 cents so esnts and 81 per bottle
a-taJiltrti5 J.. N. HARRIS & CO. Proprletors
For the Western and Southern States. Cincinnati. O.
Sold wholesale and Retail by G.. Kaufman q Co.
f. b. Sioeum. Si6ovd & Sturgeon, Lancaster; Ficha
b. Walker, West Rushvile: P. Hane, Plearantvi6sI
A. Fenstmaker & Brother. Waterloo; Brossman puI
Andrew, LithOpoi.; David Probost. Marcy; We!9u
McA rthur, Mi lersport.J Lerch d Co. Amanda.
November ], I660-1y3l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
EvERYBoDY'S FRIEND,
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
PAIN NGIA@

The Great Family MeuICIHs UI tHu
VTyAKEN lINTERNALLY,A 1T CURES spDDBN b
Colds, Coughs, ,6c., Weak stomach, 0eneIa, Iie ue
biity, Nurslng s ore Mouth. Capker, LiYer SomRa,D
nch, Bowel Com alnt. Painters Cole, lalicShoi
ara arrhen and nvsanteFy,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

FUrtAsga War News.
PROMOTION OF INDIANA
COLONIES. sss
OFFICERS HONoRABLY DIsCHAReED.
This Mornings Report.
FROM WAsgINGTON

E,-a-f diUe WAsHINaToN, July 40.
The following are the wounded brought
to the Washington Inhrmary to-day ;asasis
Minnesota lstAG. E. Hess, Davidson
Anthony, George Croker, A. Furguson,
Francis Gibson, Joseph Fay, Hiram Har-
den, Stephen johnson, John Amour. Wis
consin 2d.-Thos. Crosby, Q. III. Rock.
Michigan 1st.-Martin Wooden. Ohio lst.
3. Thompson.
The Resolute, which arrived yesterday,
reports that the rebels are organizing
large forces on The eastern shore Of Virgi-
ME, and that large amount Of provisions
and army stores are carried thence across
the Bay into.the RapPahannosk and York
rivers, and thence transported by way of
fredericksburg and by the Richlsnd and
York River Railroad to the rebel army on
the Potomac. ...,,.-..-. -,..---.,.- -.
The Yankee has arrived, end brought Inn
portant intelligence in regard to the opera
tiOn on the Virginia bank at Matthias
Point, and also Aqua Greek. The rebels are
busy erecting batteries, The one At Mat
thias Point fred upon the propeller Sophia
on Sunday morning. The Law and Yam
kee returned the fire.