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The orders OF Gen Pope, ubnshed In theDis.
patch Of yesterday, eufpass In harbarity any.
thing ever Jet proclaimed bE the Unionlsts IN
Virginia latitude. They sweep away from ev-
cry citizen who refuses to convert himself
in'oa slave eyeEY vestige of his possessions
of property, home and liberty, leaving him
no possibility of redress except By. proving
bis loyalty to the despo.ic power which in
fIets upon him the Inobt 1ntolerab1e wrongs.
It is striking illustration Of the degrading
influence OF Puritan association that this man
Pope, u Keutuckian, with good Virginia blood
IN his yeins, should become 80 degraded BY
his afd1iatien with the Yankees as to surpass
them all In his atrocfous schemes Of pluuder
and oppression. The confederate government
and people must meet this inhuman tool Of
tyranny In the same spirit which be has
/ evoked. 1t will not do to fight monsters With
gloves on" Men Of Pope's ca1lber constue
ferbearapce into fear. It is high time that
they should be disahnsed OF that delusion by
the most summary vengeance for every deed
Of inhumanity and crime.
u pompous and pretentfous rroclamati
could make soldier, julius Caesar would be
naoy In the hands Of Gen. Pope. The man
Is slmPy compound OF vulgef selkconcets,
ampooence and brutality, and will be exploded
N aoe LaIoe hke all the other military hum
bpgs that nave preceded him. The tyranny
be threatens to practice upon peaceful citi.
zens will fn11ame instead ct tntimfdate.> The
| cruelt1ee he proposes to visit upop onr pner.
ri1las viii beris1ted upon hls,owI1 u1en audupo1
| himself, if his horses legs do. not rnn ss fas
as his garrulous tongue. Whenever one 0
Kind :of wnrfare threatened by fops IN, III hi
| proclamation, falls into our hands, he ough
10 be hung to the first tree. 4 short shit
and 3 long rope" for all such enemies Of hu
u1auity. 80, -.
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THE INDIANA TORIES.

That uncomfortable and disreputahle
portion of the people Of Indiana, who be-
IeYe in Jesse D. Bright and are aiming to
put him back in the Senate, are holding a
convention at Indianapolis. Wicklitfe Of
Kentucky made their opening speech, and
It was one enlinently fitting the occasion.
1t abounded with the Iankest disloYalty
and venom against the government. The
Cincinnati papers inform us that Carlile
of Virginia is there also, and that he will
take leading part in the exercises. Car
Tile is bird Of the same feather exactly.
He made a speech at Clarksburg, Va,
recently, in which, referring to what he al
legged to be the sentiments prevailing al
Washington, he exclaimed :" 3" Free men OF
<Sthe mountains, will you, can you submit
"Hthis Union is destroyed, who can for cue
"Eoment doubt where the interest Of Vir-
"ginia will bet can never be with Yan.
"kees." Car]ile is more dangerous man
Than his predecessor Mason, because he
pretends to be on the side Of the Union
while he belongs wholly to JEFF Davis
BE and WickGHe are just the men to TAXI
hold and help pull Bright out Of the mire
of public detestation, but they will only
sink him deeper, if. indeed, they do not gt
down out Of s141t themselves to keep hin
s,nYnranv
, 1862-07-31
FROM MISSOURI,
GATHERING OF THE GUER-
RfLLA CLANS,
More Guerrilla Raids and
RohhefieS.
Return Of the Minnesota Third
Regiment on Parole.
General Hitchcock to Com.
nIand ahe Department
Of the West.

RoLLA, Mo-, July 2.-At SteeleVille on
sunday night, it was estimated that at least
1000 mounted and armed men had crossed the
State road from Potosi to Jefferson, within
ten miles of that place, for Dixie. ABOUT 500
have organized and put out from Salem and
vicinity within the last three days. Within
that time they have stampeded ACROSS the
road Msnea in ffeat aa p9mbbsrs besTesn Roa and
mun1tion and supplies Of whatever kind they
require wherever they find them.
a merchant was robbed OF 800 worth of
clothing and goods and two fne horses, on
Sunday night. Other horses we're taken from
the same Vicinity. This species Of property
taken. Near Cuba, on Sunday night, N "a
was shot while defending his arms from seiz-
ure by bandits. Another had a rifle presented
to his head, with orders to briug his hes: horse
from the stable and present the saue to JEFF.
Davis.
Half way between Cuba and Leesburg, as
train passed yesterday, there was drawn up
within short rifle range, large body Of
men, seemingly well equipped, estinated st
100, all believed to be bound tor SteeleviIle.
Secfssionists were confident aud boasting that
McBrlde was within tWo days march Of that
place.
MEXICO, Mo-, July 3D.-From an officer just
in from the field, get the folio wing reliable
account Of the fight at hloore's Mills, twelve
miles eaat Of Fulton, On Monday afterno % !:
| The rebel force was between 800 and 900.
Our loss was ten Killed and thirty wounded.
| The rebels left fifty two dead on the field, aud
had shout sixty wounded. The fight lasted
| three hours. when the rebels fed in great con.
fusion. Porter went east aud Cobb went
west. 8:
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-The Minnesota Sd
regiment, five hundred strong, which was
smong the federal troops captured at Mur
freesboro, Tenn, has arrived at Benton bar
racks. They are indignant at their surren
| der, aud cay, it they had been permitted te
| occupy an advantageous position near them
and to have fought, they would have defest
ed the rebels. They denounce their Col onel
| Lester, as coward, and Br1gadlet Genera
Crittenden as fool They SAY the govern
until it adupts merit In place Of politics 81
q standard Of military appointments and pro-
1t is believed here that General Hitchcock
who has been in Washington for seyera.
months, will be assigned to this city to CON
mand the Department. Of the West.
L Gen. scoheld has issued an order to tht
effect that persons may purchase exemption
from militia enrolment for one year By payin1
ten dollars and also onaper cent. On their tax
able property. Receivers Of the moaey viii
be appointed, who Will pay It out for the pur
Pose Of equ1pping the militia and aiding en-
hstments in the federal volunteer service
+ At volunteer meeting IN the Germal
quarter; the Frement Germans became disor
| derry and interrupted Blair and other speak
ers.. They were finally elected from the meet
i. The Keokuk packet brought down severs
Il ofPorter's guen1nas, captured In North Lit
| eour1,
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w ANTED-A tenant.-Tne SUBJ
w ecriber has comfortable dwelling. located IN
good neghboih0od to at tentaI rot TO exceed
ESQ per annuua The pres. Mt occupant would ssl the
whole or part Of the Furniture Herewith taTorsbe
terms. Address Z. Q. Box u, Chicago, call ls2
Third avenue ty:tE r2s1 st
, 1862-07-31

TBORODGHAT ABOLIT1ONIZED.
All reports from the armies of the West
proVe that the men in the ranks have be-
come thoroughly abolitiouized- just as
good haters Of slavery and its product, se-
cession, as any who are left behind to
'rsstay by the stuff" Said prominent
Democrat the other day, "There are six
sshundred Abo1i!ionists down there in the
army; and they are coming back one OF
@these days; so look out how you carry
& sail" Good advice, that might well be
needed by other Democrats nearer home
than Jacksonville,
, 1862-07-31
FROM WASHINGTON.
Official Reports ofthe.Bat-
tleof8ittsburgLand1n tie
TIE RfiRoREEpr .EvAc0:A4IoH d Z ':il
7: .. EQF RICHMoHDt y: =.
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Tbe Grihtltte.


E1EP0RTANE FROM vICKsBuRG-
01r dispatches from: Vieka5wg and
Cairo bring: an, account of q terrific en-
Eagement ,hetween the Union gunboat
Essex and the ram Queen Of the West
and the rebel irun~clad ram Arkansas,
under the guns Of the -VicksbuFg batteries.
The stories are somewhat conflicting as to
fhe part taken BY the Essex and Queen Of
the West respectively, and also as to
the amount Of damage sustained BY the
Arkansas. Its conceded, however that
The attempt was made to destroy the Ar
kansas under the fire Of the enemy's shore
guns, and that it was failure. There is
zp intima6en that Capt. Porter, Of the
Essex, was not supported by the remainder
nfthe feet, in bis daring attack, according
10 the programme.
The siege Of Vicksburg has been aban-
doned for the present, and Com. Farragut
has gone down the river with his feet,
probably to ayoid being grounded In tie
low stage Of the river;
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Proclamation 70 fhe mackerel Brt-
/ aAdes


= WHEREAS. The United States Of America
nov finds himself engaged In an unnatural
stf1eg1e with the celebrated Southern Con-
fedsrscy, for ths ,Uuian which our fore6thers
thewo1dd that our Intentions are honorable,
1t lsbereby ordered that the Markeref Brigade
do like possession OF all guns; pistols, and
hoNttzeis.. ..pre.f fouslY fired at Them BY persons
:nowin arms against the government, Keeping
stries account Of said weapons, fnorder that
for them hereafter. It Is further ordered that
pezsens OF Mackere1 descent, occupying the
cult3uted grounds OF the aforesaid Southern
ConfateracY shall keep stdet aceount Of the
time fpent uponthe same, In order TINT res
sonahe rent may be paid for the same as. soou
aa the United States of America shsn resume
epeciepsyment. By order Of
TIR GEN. OF TFR MAcKEREL BRIakD1t-
GREza SEAL, L.: 49,. -;
4 VH7AGE or 1N6.f =. H.: ,<;-
, 1862-07-31
REAR ADmIRAL4 IN TIE NAVY.
Hold&boroush~ FarrAgut. Dupont and
= Z. RpQte.

WAsHHGToH, July S0.-The President TO-
~day commissioned the following named cap
ta1ns to be rear at1nlra1s On the retired LIST
under the recent act to establish and equa1ize
the grade Of line-of1cers Of the navy !:
!; Charles stewart, George C.: Read, Wm- 3.
/ shubrsck, JAS. Sweet, Geo. ": Slow. Francis
e. Gregory, Ell A. sooalette, SIlas B. String
ham, Hiram Paulding.
The following naned captains IRE to be
rear sdmirsls on tha active list: L. N.
-Goldsboro, David g. FaErsgut, Samuel E. Du-
pont, a d. Foote
selected by the president, by and With the
advice and consent Of the senate, from those
captains who have given the most faithful
service to their country, !: 4
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GEND TO US FOR ESTIMATES
~ whenever you waat Printing.
TRIHUNE COMPANY, 81 Clark It.
Address. VIM Il. AND.
, 1862-07-31

WASHINGTON, July ,3o.-The postmaster
General and the commissioners Of internal
for The postage stamp currency, which vii
be for s, 10, IS and 50 cents: The designs
embrace the present and 10 cent postage
sta1nps tastefuNy arranged in such q way that
they cannot be separated and used for post
age. They will bear on their face the follow
Ing ~insc1iptIon-a Postage stamps furnished
by the assistant treasurer and designated,
dispositions Of the United States, re-
celvab1e for postage stamps: 1T any post
ofice.'' Upon the back Will be large figure
denoting the denomination. with these words
t'e1changeable for United states.aote5 BY auy
assistant treasurer, or designated o. 8. depos-
itory IN snms Of not less than four doll3ts !;
receivable IN payment Of all dues to the Uni
ted States less than five dollars Act Up.
proved July IT, 1863. n They Will be printed
on bank note paper Of differeut stze and aver
agfug about one-f1flh the size Of United 8tasea
notes, and Furnished In sheets, during the
next two WeekB,
, 1862-07-31

'WARREsFoK, Va, July 3o.-{3o1. lloyd, of
the 9Th Ohio csyalr7, commanding at Lursy,
yesterday, In pursuance OF Gen Pope's order,
arrested Ill the male Inhabitants Of the to M
and lodged them In the court house, prspara-
tory to administering the oath Of Allegiance
This course is rendered 1mperattye1g neces-
earY from the facs that several left their
homes and It Is supposed to joan: the guer-
ril1as who infest The. west side Of the south
fork, and In one Instance captured the river
pickets. 4 prominent ! seeession g farmer and l
here yesterday fo7 the mountains ,,akiug
horses, equipments and arms. L.st night ouT
pfcketa fred on two guenilAs in that vicinity,
supposed to be the faTn,er and son. 50
F. Al Waa quiet Ut Eulpeppex at lust adyieea;
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rFHH KRW ADmIRALs

The President has appointed Captains
EoIdsborough, Ferragut, Dupont aud
Foote, Rear Admirals in the active List OF
the Navy, under the recent act reorganiz-
ing that branch Of the service. -Four
more gallant and deserving officers can
not be found IN the history Of the Anexi-
Gan Navy, replete as it is with proud
memories and glorious names.
, 1862-07-31
ATTACK ON COL. DANIELS REGt-
mEh7 At CAPE clRARDEAU.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CA1Ro, July 80, 1862
The steamer Graham from st. Louis to-
night, brings report from Cape Girardeau
that fight Was going on forty miles back Of
that place, large rebel force having sur
rounded Col. Daniels' Wisconsin regiment.
Preparations were being made to reinforce
him.
, 1862-07-31

..pECRU TING HANDBuLs got
~ up at s1ost notice; at .n,u, !.
, 1862-07-31

WAsHMoTHN, July So.-At m earlp hour
this .aornipg squad Of cavalry prpceeded Il
the residence Of coa 2 :. Ro~ie, nesr Upper
brought to the city yesterday aflernoon and
alter being taken before the provost marshal
Fas sent 70 the old capital, wnere he Is still
confined. The charge agzinst him Is said to
>be TINT Of aiding federal soldiers to desert
, 1862-07-31

Ca4R1EsroN, July asIv1A Gang, so.a-Tbe
steamed past Fort Sumter into the harbor to-
daY; and IS now anchored off the battery: The
+ object Of her visit is unknown. =
:; Richmoud dispatches BAY that the court
martial has acquitted Tstaaif Of the charge Of
abandoning tbs Nauimae,'' r .'
, 1862-07-31
Sss Louis Rebels Going to Work.
a., From the St. Louis Ep1on. sath i

Ever since the issue Of order IL nn1nhara. ~
disaHected ones have left the city, -Whera
they went to was mystery, but lew boldly
stated that they vent off to join the Coufad
eracy. Last night information was received
that party Of fifty rebel horsemen had Just
left Georgetown, twelve miles from here, and
were joined st Manchester BY an eqQal nun
bel, md that there were other parties also form.
ing at different rendezvous, who would soon
leaTe- Measures to capture those already
started and scatter any bands forming, were
INSTANTLY taken, sufficient force for the pur-
Prompt action will be taken to prevent any
future demonstration Of similar charsciar,
What particuar band these parties wers Ia
Join Is unknown. ~
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NF11 advertisements.

born g. Is authorized terece:pe Advertisements fer
Ibis and al the Leading H.pers Of The Northwest.
NTANTED-Board in 4 pirate
w family where there are but lew boar3ers on
Michigan or Wabash avenues, for faulty consiadnE
Of gentleman, wife ard three children. address
"E- c" Post Of;ce Box 3295. jy3t 1855
, 1862-07-31
The NexE Order Respecting Recruit,
Ing.

md
The foI3owing is the text Of the n5w gene.
sal order with respect to recruiting:
'NAR DEPARTa,7. ADJ. Generals OrF1ca,}
WAsHIKGToE. July Is, 1864.
GENERAL ORDER, No. S8-I. The recruit
ing detail for each volunteer regiment in the
fed viii hereafter consist Of two commis-
Stoned officers from the regiment, and one
non-commissloned officer or private from
Ill Of General Order No. los. Of 1881. il
amended accordingly: Reglmental comman-
dcrs will at once select the additional men
herein authorized, and the order for detail.
T7lli, IS before, oe given by the comm auders
ahus selected OF departments or corps d'ar-
Hee.
i. One commissioned officer of the detail
viii remain constantly at the general recruit
Ing detuot to receive the recruits when sent
f7ofn tae FendezSous. and to exercise care and
control over them after their arrival until they
are ordered to their regiments.
Ill Recruits for regiments low in the field
will be permitted to select any company OF
the regiment they may prefer. Should the
company thus selected be full when they join
it, they will be allowed to select another.
~. AL men who desire, singly or By squads,
the field, are hereby authorized to present
themselves to any recruiting officer, when
they will be enrolled and forwarded at once to
the general depot for the State Of district,
7herc to be duly mnstered, and to receive the
bounty allowed By law. In such cases enlist
1nent papers and descriptive lists will be for
'WaIoed. as directed IN general order No. LOS,
OF 1861, from this Office.
By order Of the Secretary Of Wa..
L. THOMAS, Adjutaut General.
Another general order from the Adjutan
Generals Office ssys that descriptive lists aud
necounts of soldiers psy, clothing, ETC., Will
never, where it csn be avoided. be given into
their own hands. Such papers sho11d be In
trusted only to The officer or non-commis
STONED officer in charge OF the party viii
which they are, except II such cases IS tha'
Of an ordinance sergeant specially assigned tt
duty at a post where there are no troops ant
where he cannot be regularly mustered NJ
Soldier must be paid on mere descrfpttv
list and account Of pay aud clothing, but oal
1pon the muster aud payroll Of his company
detachment OF party, or on that OF q genera
hospita1, If be be there sick OF On duty: N
Payments will therefore be made to enliste
1ncn on fnrlough- We commend the las
sentence to the soldiers on fur1ough and th
dcser:era who ate said to be swarm;nr in th
ioy1 States,
, 1862-07-31

. IAkeQ U1 ETAnC1a
WAsHIN1roN,J July 3o-Inlifo rnstfon has been
received at. the 9tate Department from Ghas.
n. Proctor, United States Consul At Vera
Cruz, that by order Of the commander OF the
French forces at that -plsee the ports Of Tam
pico and A1yorado would, on tha 15lh inst be
blockaded by 4 French naval forca, aud that
the blockade would be maintained until t{1era
was cessation Of hosaltdns. .-+-- ::
, 1862-07-31

Gen. Julius White Of nlinois, has left
Washington to take command Of a division
= the shenondoah Valley, under Gen. Pope
ss1en. Quincy A. Gilmore, the excellent officer,
whose batteries took Fort Pulsski, Is also to
command division under Gen. Pope. He
, 1862-07-31
THE ARKANSAS DISABLED AND
HER CREW DRIVEN ASHORE.
Terrific Battle between the Essex
and Arkansas.
Our Vessels Finally Repnlaed by
- the Shore Batteries,
CAPTURE OF THE TRANSPORT
SALIIE WOOD.
Conflict With the Rebel Battery
= Adore YickSburg.
Cen. Grant E'n|torcins the
Gontiseation Act.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrlbuneJ

Whereabouts Of Price and Jeff.
Thompson.
, 1862-07-31
FROM MeLELlAk'S ARMY.
THE REBEL STEAMER MERRI-
MhC No, 2.
More Stories About What She is
Going to Do,
Information from the Rebel
Army at Richmond. >.

WASHINGTON, July 3o.-The Mount Wash
lngton asrlged ct the navy yard at an early
hour this morning. Capt. Germaina says that
there Is 8 ramor in Norfolk, which is believed
ram which the rebels hare at Richmond,
i1 IL tne james @ 'aaSun siyeF and our attsak hsss
the Minnesota and other vessels at Norfolk.
and take the city. It Is also said aud believed
by the Unionists that the secesaionlsts there
have tu1~ supply Of asns in their houses,
and that they are ready to strike blow sim
ultaneonsly with the approach of the rebel
steamers. On the way up quite an unusual
number Of boats were seen on the bay cross
ing either way. which Capt. Gsrmatns thinks
are in the employ Of the rebels, aud is Of the
where employed; that the seeesaionfsts ia
Lower Maryland and Eastern Virginia are in
constant communication with each other by
this means.
HEAnQulRTEas or AR4r or PoTo4Ac,}
Tuesday, July q, 1863.
Dr.. Willialns. who has been prisoner at
Salisbury, n. C., for several months, who ar
tional1y released, states that Tor ten days af-
ter the battles In front Of Richmond, LOCO
rebel troops passed through th8t town daily
On their way to Richmond, and more were on
their way. The DOCTORS window overlooked
the railroad and depot, sud gaEe hin good
opportunity to ascertain what was going on
there. The troops CAME from james Island
and Eastern Geergta. Among other facts the
doctor ascertained that II 900 troops were at
Charlottesville, waiting transportation to
Richmond, that $1,000 conscripts had been
raised In each OF the States Of Tennessee and
Georgia since tbs 9Th Of July, and proportions
ate numbers in the . ther extreme Southern
States. He heard the ad1ntaut Of Col. Good.
man, who commands the post of Salisbury,
ard who has just come from Richmond. state
that ths adjutant Of General Hill told him
that the rebels had LIE, 600 troops engaged in
| the seven days' battle -:
! He Was accompanied by Dr. Stone, who was
taken prisoner at Bull Ran, and who corrob
orates The statement SO far as relates to the
movements Of troops On their way to Rich
tmond. They passed;Iong Trains Of empty car
lion their way South II their statements ar.
/ true and there is every reason to believe the,
are, It shows the rebels are stalking their al
In this State, by concentrating within it
borders an overwhelming force
II The boats to-day brought down 40
wounded from Richmond; lesV1ng 100 yet Il
pme.
tWAsH1EGfon, July 30:-There is repur
here, through contraband sources. to tn
eject that large bodies of rebel troops DIT
ic,osstng James River south 'FonEabands'
1 fs8 they are evaeusting Richmond "'~
, 1862-07-31
The Internal Revenue,

TIE secretary Of the treasury and the com
missioner Of Internal revenue are busfly en-
gagged In settling the limits Of districts and
making the appointments under the tax Law.
California has been divided into five districts.
Oregon and the Territories will each consti-
1ute one. -.
The appointments for al these will soon be
announced. The districts in the ether States
Will conform in the main to the Congress.
sionM Districts Under the new apportionment
a1though the boundaries may be altered in
BONE cases where, as constituted for Con
gress, they divide county or ward. The
new apportionment will be the basis Of dis.
xricting in the States which lose az we'll as In
those which gain representatives. 4 decision
which will save considerable additional ex-
penBe. New York City will form no excep,
tion to the general rn1e, but will be divided
Into districts corresponding to those tor rep
Fesentatives to be elected next fal1.
, 1862-07-31

M HEREAs, by Mortgage dated
Ivy AgEAlet 1sse. and recorded & FaEs. sas te
County. Illinois, Ebenezer HoF and Ann his E1fe
conveyed unto the underas ned xnrong other the fol
lowing lands IN Mouttrte County. fI1a, to Wit :ha
northeast quarter Of Section twenty i've C, and the
northwest X OF the southeast x OF Section thirteen.
both in Township twelve ga north: also, the north
i Of Lot one Of The tuuthWes5 quarter Of Section
fhrtgone El. In Township thirteaA 31 north III in
Range No. SIX 20. east OF the Third Principal Mert
dlAn given to secure bond OF sane date Tor the sa
of two thousand do1lats. payanle year atnr tAe
land n tAxes paid by the undersigned on Aatd lands
vas to he added to sid principal sunni, WITH Interest
at the rate Of ten per cent peg &huuu EoMeI o.
sale in case of defant the e1 q Interests
and xEeteas default having been Nzaa IN the pr1ne
nal sum now amounting to the sun OF twenty
hQudred and ftfen donars 1nc!udnE tha taxes paid
on satd laus pY uqdef1t6 ned and Also the ba1ahc
of Interest amounting to the sun Of $aar hundred and
! dftTsfT tpisIs All Of the abo@t sums being now
due aud rupAid alan sell by vi of ta paHHx IN
said mortsage On fFIday tie 22d day II August 4 O.
HonSe Ii tha CITY of Chicago. 10 The; highest bidder
1or css to mnEe the 1nuneX d1e on aa4 bond With
costs sals s1d eoayRY aho7edsachad
Of The sald E6s1azns Es r. end Ann H. hin
-, :.,..HKHR3 +. vALEArIAE;
|nFSCRIPT1VE ROLLS for sale
1 - b rakn
, 1862-07-31
FROM GEN. dacCAELLAN,S ARMY.

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the Arany-DartnE Exploit OF the
Rebels.