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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-06
BEEN TmoueH THE WAa.-Ira 4. Lynch

8 BEEN THRoUaHTHE Wan. -Ira a. Lynch
Esq, late Of Indiana, has removed to this
place, and is. about to commence the bust
ness Of making pumps lie enlisted in the
10th Indiana regiment under the first call
for 1900 men, and with the whole resi-
ment re enlisted for three years or during
the war. He was in the battle OF Rich
Mountains, Virginia Mill Springs, Ken.
lucky I: Fort Donelson and Pittsburg Land
ing, in Tennessee. At mill Spring he was
shot through the left arm, near the middle
thread or cord. At Fort Donelson he es
capped unhurt,J though he was in the: fight,
and under fire from Thursday until the sur.
render OF the fort on Sunday. At pit!sburg
Landing he was shot through the interior OF
the arm, between the elbow and the Shout
der, and under the short rib on the left side,
the ball still remaining in him. At the last
mentioned battle he received five other light
wouuds-two by musket balls in the left
hip and thigh, passing through but breaking
no bones, nor cutting any cords. Que mus
ket ball on the inside Of the right leg just
above the knee-one by piece Of she'll on
the right leg, two or three inches above thu
ankle joint, cutting Of large piece Of flesh,
but not injuring any bones. and also one by
musket ball grazing, his head, just above
the right ear, cutting clear furrow through
the hair as it went. This is what wo call
close call, and Mr.. Lynch is one whom we
should say had been through the war. A.
tor receiving the treatment stated above, he
was discharged, as he we'll might be. But
instead Of being sick of the army, his only
desire is to get back to the old 10Th Indi-
ana, but he fears he will not be able to pass
the exa mining physician. Mr.. Lynch pays
high compliment to the Minnesota Second
at Mill Spring. He says it came into the
fight TO the rescue Of the In1ana 10th gall
lantly, and behaved we'll while in.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
and ninety-sevena dollars and twenty seven
cents (S297 -27) which am cunt is claimed to be
quo, and IS due, ut the date of this notice.
upon certain mortgage deed bearing date and
u"ty executed, acknowledged and aoIivercd on
the eighth day Of October, A ,. 1861, BY
SSoph'ah Hathaway and Jesse Hathaway, her
husband, OF Goodhue County. Minnesota. TO
sarah j.. salmon Of the same place. which
mortgage was recorded in the office of the f,ev-
lister of Deeds OF said Goodhue County. On the
twentieth ae) day Of February, A. D: 1854. q.
I'VE (s) O'Clock, r. n, in book seven as OF
Moltease DEEDS, on page 39s, and covers and
conveys from sand Sophiah HALFWAY, and Jesse
Hathaway her husband, to said Sarah j. SAL
mon; her heirs and assigns, in fee, tho follow
ing described land aud premises. situate and
naing IN said Goodhre County, tc wit s.Ths
East oue-half Of the Southwest asarter OF
eeeuon twenty nine (a9|. Town one hundred
and nine 1907 North. of Range fifteen { Is ,
West of the fifth (al principal meridian, 40
corning to the Government survev,n -4 - .,
Said mortgage Was given TO secure the pav
meas OF acertain promisscrv note cxecpted and
dellved by said Jesse Hathaway. and bearino
even date with said mortgage. for the sum of
toree hundred dollars {ssao.> and payable six
.snshs "1tes sne date thereof to said Sarah j !.
Saimon. Or bearer, with interest, = = = =
No. snie or proceedings at law Or o.her~;..
having been instituted to recover the au,o,,,,t
Of sand mortgage debt, or any part thereof
either Of principal or interest, and , par, 81
the same having been collected or paid. EXCEPT
the sum Of twenty dollars which was pa;d
thereon on the 18Th day Of April. A. d. 1855 !.
Now, therefore, notice IL hereby given, that
by virtue ct the power of sale in said mort
gage contained. and recorded Herewith, and
pursuant 10 the Statute in snch case made aud
Trosldeds said mortgage viii b foreclcssd, and
the premises sherciH described viii 81 sold as
public auction By the Sheriff Of said Goo1has
Soansy. On Thursday the 18th day OF Sepsem-
ger; A. u. lssa> at O'clock +. n. OF said day,
a. she srnts door OF the Court House. IN the
ss,y e Ned Ning, in said Gocdhue County, %
sasssty the amount then due on said mortrsse
aees with The cosss aud >xpense. ar ..se - e
oased At he'd Wing. August ssh. A. D. 1861.
J. T. rsssHxr, ao-.sl.
#ssst =! iot Aess2ages. n7yT:Tv
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Commemorative learn nv ti,c PIONEER
ofthe lss inst that r. N. McLarcn, Esq, OF
this place, has been commissioned lieutenant
in" company which he is forming in this city
for the Sixth Regiment. 1t may be so, but we
think the PIONEER must be mistaken We had
always supposed that no commission would be
issued until fifteen men had been recruited I,
may DO that Mr.. NJ Larcn has that humble r
but we have had several conversations witt
Prof. Wilson and Geo. Parker, Esq. who are
tn" working men IN getting up tho company
and they said nothing about more than SIX or
seven men sworn in. They do say, however,
that there arc large number who promised tc
90 aftcr harvest.
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Orderaby Gen. Hueltason the Murfrets.
sA,3S&stgE borO Affair. Ss.>., .3ai}<&
READouARrERs3 ARMY OF THE OH1o1 |
IN CAMP, HUNTsvlLLE. Ala., July 81.
r@7O J.: GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 33.'H 2sF7'
On the 18th inst. The, force at Murfrees-
boro, under command OF Brig. Gen. T. u.
Crittenden, late Colonel OF the 9th Indiana
regiment, and consisting of six, companies Of
the 9Th Michigan; nine companies Of the Sd
Minnesota two sections of ,Hewitts Ken
tncky Battery, four, companies ,]of the 4th
Kentucky Cavalry, and three companies Of
the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry, was captured
a, that place by n force Of the enemy's cav
airy variouslv estimated at from eighteen
hundred to thirty five hundred. H}hoQh i
1t,appears from the best information that
can be obtained THAT 'F,rigadier Geinleeiral Crit
tenden and COL. .Duffield f3the 9th Michi-
gan, with the six companies Of tina. :regi-
ment and all of the cavalry, were surprised
and captured early in the morning. III the
houses and streets Of the town, or in their
camp near by, with but slight resistance and
without any timely warning Of the presence
OF an enemy. The rest Of the force con
s'sting Of the Sd Minnesota and the artillery
under Colonel Lester, left it's camp and took
another position. which it maintained with
but few casualties against the feeble attacks
Of the enemy. until about 3 O'Clock when it.
was surrendered and marched into captivity.
Take it in all its features, few more dis.
graceful examples of neglect Of duty and
lack Of good conduct can be found in the his
tory Of wars. 1t fully merits the extreme
penalty which the law provides for such
misconduct. The force was more than suf.
ticient to repel the enemy effectually. TIE
modification which the army will feel at
the result is poorly compensated by the ex-
ert!on made By some, perhaps many, of the
officers to retrieve the disgrace Of the sur
prise. The action2 fit to be adopted with
reference to those who are blamable, especi.
ally the officers highest in command, cannot
be determined without further investigation.
In contrast to this shameful affair, the
General commanding takes pleasure in max
ing honorable mention OF the conduct Of a,
detachment Of twenty-five men Of compan-
les and IL, 10Th Wisconsin regiment, under
the command of Sergesnts W. Nelson and
A. H. Mankinson:: The detachment was on
duty guarding bridge east Of Huntsville.
when It was attacked, on the 28th Of April,
by force Of some TWO or three hundred
cavalry, which it fought for two hours, and
repulsed in the most signal manner.
Such is the conduct that duty and honor
demand Of every soldier and by this ex
ample is worthy Of imitation by higher Off
GERS and larger commands. 49,
By command of Major General Buell..
J. B. Fay. Colonel and Chief Of Staff
Official u. NJ. WRIGHT, A. A. G..
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HARVEST, Crops &c.-The farmers in this
vicinity arc all busy in The harvest field. Help
10 very scarce, and there seems to be no excuse
tor person toloaf around tho streets and yet
there appears to be some who have nothing to
do. Crops bid fair to be abundant We heard
some expressing the opinion Chat wheat will
yield thirty bushels to tho acre IN some local.
ties. This looks pretty large. but VIC have
never seen wheat looking better than it does
now,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-06

RESIDENTS OF GOUD.UE
COUNTY!
REC RUITS WANTED
L'OR the GOODIIUE GUARDS. Sixth Reri-
L mont. This company 5 las:-.ti!ling up, and
to complete its organizui,. the following
bounty IS ctfered:
$1,000 BY GOOD7I COUNTY.
Whom enlisted in the cor rauy:
s27,ooBy THE UNIT j STATES,
When mustered into the Regiment and one
months pay in advance, $500;
THE--WHOLE AMOUNT $4,000,
Clothing and subsistence from the time of
enlistment. Pay $500 to $500 per month.
SeVcniy-hvc dollars bounty when discharged.
The above will be guaranteed to able bodieI
men e e. in this company at tho recruit
ing office in Red Wing
Red Wing, August 9Th, 1852.
X. N. McLAREN,
v'nssos Recruiting Officer.
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LET FER SL1DE.-Wheat is I'D. No mat

LET FER SL1DE.-Wheat is up. No mat
ter how it came about, wheat is Up. Now.
farmers, is the time to sell. The trash they
are paying out will pay your debts, or if you
have no debts to pay, you can deposit it with
Aessrs. Smith & Dickinson. But sell your
wheat now while it demands good price. 1t
is = rulc that will always holds good {: when
an article is high, sell, for the chances are
sgainst its being higher. When it is low,
hold on to it, for the chances are in favor Of
its being higher.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-06

!SsuEEr.-Georgo Wilkinson, Esq, has just re-
turned from Wisconsin, whittier he has been to
t"y flock Of sheep. 1Ie brought up flock of
ovor three hundred, among which were some
very excellent Marine ewes. Mr.. Wilkinson
says that the demand for sheep is so great tina.
they can not scarcely be had at any price. -
Owners are holding them very high. Eut no
matter how high they are, buy. Wool is bound
to be the permanent staple article Of MinneSo-
Ia, and during the war it VIII command cx-
horbitant prices.
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= Resolved, That secession is treason, and
those who sympatllze with seecssionists are
traitors Mt heart. ~; > .r~ :.f'' Z.
REsoLvED, That in our County nominations
loyalty to the Government, and fitness for the
poaition. should be the only prercuq sites for
oMce.-GooDauE COUNTY REPUBL1cAN CoSvEN-
TON 1851.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-06

OuTRAcEous.-Here in Minnesota, where the
principal article of production is wheat, where
every farm in the coanty is covcrd with the
golden sheafs, and every Creamery in the land
IL crowded to its utmost capacity, flour is two
dollars and half a sack of one hundred pounds,
sAd scarce at that. We don't complain at tho
price, for we like to sec our produce up; but
~ do complain at the scarcity of it.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-06

SroPPED..-Work has stopned again on Bush
Street. Nearly al simmer now that street has
been blocked up, and we think it is about time
1t was finished. The stone culvert is not vet
done, land we suppose the grading work is de
layed on that account. What is the matter?
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-06

P 2. rs Cl'1cKESs.-As we expected, mmed-
Ately on, the expiration of tho restriction Of the
Tame law the sportsmen began to Stay the
chickens nj They shoot thom down by Hundreds
every day, and yet there seems to be no DIM
hutton in their numbers -,>,' ...~.:r
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F1H1nrSs MEE71Sa.-To night is the night
Of tho regular monthly meeting of tho fire COM
dany. We hope to sec full attendance.
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4 WANTED 1xHED1ArEnr.-One hundred rust
suchs"Sri editorials ,as that which the Hon.
Schuyler ,Colfax wrote to the South Bend Ind }
Rsgistcr: For particulars, see first page. .'-a'
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"ANIED loo Bushels Navy Beans imn
w d'aseiy, for which eash Yin be paid. 81
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MILITARY NEWS.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, July 26, 1862 (
To Capt. Il. NJ. Saunders, U. S. Disburs-
ing Officer, St. Paul, Minnesota
CAPTAIN | am directed to inform YOU
that for the purpose Of rapidly filling up the
old volunteer reg iments, the Secretary of
War has ordered that for volunteer recruits
for old regiments there shall be paid a pre-
MUM Of four dollars, to take effect from this
date. This premium is double that paid to
recruits who enter the new volunteer rag-
ments under the last call of the President.
I am, Captain
Very respectfully,
Your obi servant,
w. A. NICHOLS.
Assistant Adjutant General.
from the Pioneer.
LIBERAL PRopos1r1oS .-Messrs j. C.
Burbank & 60, offer special bounty of
Three Hundred Dollars to the first ten able
bodied men who will enlist after this date,
the money Thirty dollars to each1 to be
paid to the families Of the volunteers. This
liberal offer should be emulated by others in
this city. The newspapers will advertise all
such propositions free Of charge Pioneer.
Observation-Disclosures were issued
yesterday to Robert N. McLaren, of ed
Wing, who is fortuiRg a company in that
place, for the Sixth Regiment, called the
Red Wing Guards F.; and to Major Lyman
Dayton, OF this city, who is ais" forming a
company for the Sixth Regiment. Ma jor
Dayton is gentleman who has had consider
able experience in military matters and those
desiring to enlist cannot do better than to
enroll with him
We learn that John Kennedy, Of Hastings
has already enlisted forty men in his com.
pany, who will arrive here this morning un,
der his command. Bull. for him.
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DIED.

DIED.
Of Diptheria in this City on the SOth July
1852, WARREN MILLS, aged 81 years.
Mr. Mills was highly esteemed citizen and
his death is a sad bereve ment to his family and
many friends.
OF the same disease, on the 5th, August s62
IDAJ Daughter of the desc IL, aged years
and months.
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TusT RECEIVED lot 81 gcrghun Syrup Q
ID superior quality from tie Illinois manufac-
tory. foT sails chssP. Q. BGECH & CO.
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6sesurrs WANTED new ADVERTISE
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@dt@a44F.;IsJUsT RECEIVED At d= &st15
;.a.>s. 3 ?. ioWAAT1=asEE.aa 4
A fine lot Of aszE, 54sE af7'
- CHILDREN'Ss CARRIAGES.
Boys Tip Carts, Toy Gigs for Dolls
., ..Rla(OL ROLLING HOOPS, BIRD CAGES, &c..sI
Direct from che MANN factory, which will b
sold cheap. Please call and see them. -
Near r':sl the Corner OF Bush and MAIN sTREETs.
n15? + BED WING, MIMI n4ly6:ly
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,&MME<Ess-aEE o. Z, s 49,
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS -Coxcssr IN
rHErR BEHALF.-The ooodition of the lick and
wounded eoldiers In Washington has srredsd
the attention Of class Of our loyal citizens. In.
divduas Of both sexes aud ASSOCIATIONS ure
now busily engaged in smelioratlng the copdL
ton Of the sick, and 10 ministering 10 the ne.
cessi'ies Of the heroes whose blood has been 40
lsvish'y shed for the common cause.
In this connection, VIC are happy to announce
another effort 10 their behalf Arrange ments
have bean made for first class concert to be
given next Monday evening, June 30,h, at vii.
lard Hall. The services Of the Marine Band
have been offered grsiuiously, and some Of
our hest singers have volunteered their aid on
the occasion. John +. Ellis: Esq, has rendered
the use Of one Of bis best pisnos, and the pro
prietors Of willsrds Hotel opsn their hall for
the benefit Of this excsllsnt object.
We trust our readers will all take speci.l
interest in The success Of this concert. We are
assured that II will be we'll worth attend.
Ing. In day or two we shall publish The
programme.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
From General Halleck's Army,

CosISrH, June l0.-The telegraph Anes north
werc proetra,ed during the early part Of The
week by the heavy winds; b. nee tho interrip.
ton Of communication with this quarter Oar
army has returned from Bonneville, and now
occupies mole porthefly ipeJl,n o. General
Pope IL on his way 10 Washington City.
The Memphis end Charleston railroad IL In
nj ,nipg order eastward 10 Tus.umbis, and
westward TO Cypress creek. Hfty miles from
here. The Mobile and Ohio railroad Is run, ID I
oor'h to Jackson, and railroad c,mmunication
Is open with Grand Junction, via Jackson. The
rood west Of Grand Junction is reported to be
badly damaged. All the, railroad, and tele.
graphs are II z ,od coudiIon.
Major Geesrai Ord ssud BrIgadier Generals
Sullivan and Hamilton have arrived here.
There 10 con,iderable Union sentiment ex :
pre- SD In ", ,s!ern Tenn"sees, especially In
Bollvsf sod Jackson counties 4"
Beauregards army, 1t last accounts, was at
Okclona, eighty thousand strocg. Twepy
thousand men, under Kirby 8uiiA, were a,
Chattanooga. and fifteen tbvusand men, dnder
Price and Van Dorm, u. Fulton. with a small
force CT cavalry NJ Grenada.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
A H.,,onal Bankrupt Law.

The TACT that our leading merchants and cred,
itors--those who have mos, to lose by a bank.
rupt law, according to the absurd reckoning
which counts debt good tor something thoug
the debtor be worth nothing are earSsetly ia
vorable 70 such law, ought TO disarm oppo-
sition. This city mus' sponge out five hundred
millions Of debt due It, II We have . bankrupt
law, while oil that her ,bsnktspis 'owa elss.
where 10 probably not tenth Of that sum,
Bot We ars hearty oil here ln favor Of clearing
away the wreck ot the past, and besinnins
afresh with more restricted Q isdirs ands safsr
buslnes gsiifrally hereafter. w prsy Con
6ssat het Sjsura without sIsii,z ihe nation
the real and sensibIs relief Involved in Q nS. !.
tonal bankrupAaw.-M Y. Tribune, Juus asa,
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
Gt neral SchOllcld and the Guer-

81 LoUs, June - : General Scbonsld, com
uanding the national iorcss 10 Missouri, has
rsned an order holdirg the rebels sod rebel
sympathissrs responsible In their properly
and, u need be, Ia their persons, for damages
neraafter committed BY guerrillas IT marsud
Ing parties in this State. Five thousand dol
lars will b exsctSd Or every soldier or Union
o'tiz.n killed from : 900 70 s6 900 Tor ever,
one wounded, and the hlll value Of all prupsrty
destroyed, by guerrillas will be as s,sseti AND
epllrcted from The clas, Of persons above men
tuned residing 10 the vicinity Of the place wher,
the act may be committed. The sums thus col
Looted will be paid to the legal heirs Of 10,
colder or citizen killed, or 10 th, person wound
ed, or to the righttut owner OF property de.
stroysi or stolen. This order u very itrpgent,
= .nd a. scSndant .a, ma'blusry provided y carry
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
NEWS FROM wINcHEsTER.
ssr,ess nsiirssa Aeeadsnt--A Ttaia %
tn Track-A RaabsR OF soldiers
Killed and wouuded.. tE. on

WINCHESTER, June 22.-Avsry serious ssci
dent occurred THE morning on ihe Winchester
and Potomac railroad, at point about fourteen
miiea from this place. The train, which wae
coming this way, contained large bumber Of
soldiers and horses. Most Of the soldiers were
those who bed been sick or guarding property
at Hsrper's Ferry, or wounded, Who were sufIi
cienily recovered 70 report here. The train, st
The point designated, ran Of the track and rolled
down the embAnkmept The men were on the
top Of the cars. and the horses inside One man
was killed-Johu 2. Kopk, Of New York and
dfiy two Injured, more or less seriously,
haye just this moment seon them, and sm
anured BY tho surgeons that mors Of them will
die Of their injuries. They were taken 10 H.
Union hospital and imus distely cared .fof.
Nearly oil Of the ipjLred sre from The Third
Delaware regiment. .h..f 4 'Ta.HIEl
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

AMENDMENTS OF TUE TAX Bill. Tho rspcri
Of the conference committee on the d sgreeIr Q
voies upon amendments Of the tax bill, which
VIA concurrsd In yesterday by bob Houses lin
the Senate unanimou;y, Ia The House vim IL
dissenting voices recommended to the Uou,e
70 recede from 253 smepdmeuts, and 10 the
Senate to reoede from 10.
Upon the following items The tax Is stricken
out:
The five per cent allowance COR leakage on
spirits; rectihed spirit; pianos and watches;
dogs; maps and charts; charcoal; alcohol; inrs;
the provision exsmptiDg savings banks; the
clause empowering the Secretary of the Treas
ury to increase the salaries Of assessors 10 Ger.
tain cases.
The increased duty on auction sales was
stricken out, leaving II at one tenth of one per
cent a-' ..' .
The pay Of the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, reduced from IS 900 10 $500, was
fixed at $4,000. ''
The tax on Manufactured tobacco Is reduced
TO 10, 10, s, and 2 cents per pound for the rev.
eral grades. ), .-.
Cigars, assessed by the thousand instead of
by the pound, range from $3.50 to s3 so. o..
On carriages valued at SIS or more, the tax
Is retained, as well as on plate, yachts, and
billiard tables-the tax on the latter reduced
rom $40 10 $40.
The stamp duty is 10 60 into operation on
he LIST Of October, and the tag on cotton on
The LIST Of August
A drawback Of FIVE mills is allowed on man
afacturcd cotton goods. l..i ...,
The tax upon real estate is deferred two
years. .. N'1 r,
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

The EMANCIPATION Acr.-Hou. Owen Love.
Joy proposes 70 introduce bill into the House
Representatives, explanatory Of the act free.
Ing from servituds certain persons held to ser.
vice or labor in the District Of Columbia.
llProvides that the Emancipation Comm,s-
sioners shall ax The actual value in cash Of
ssoa slave from the date of the approval Of the
sa'd a0s and tha The claims Of any one who
has by wosd, deed, or action, aided the rebel.
lion, ahAll be disallowed, and that no wi.ness
to prove such allegation shall be excluded on
account ef color.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
From Fortress Monroe.

FcRrs.s hoAaor, June 27.-Ths wsasbes
continues very warm aud dry. The hsat-to day
d oppressive. -
1hs sseanahim Daniel Webster and s. r
Spaulding sailed last night, ssoh with three
hundred sick and wounded SOLDIER, In care Of
The 'United states Sanitary Cdmmi.s'on- the
Nfermsr for B,etop, and the latter for New
York. 1.. = |..0.. ID - ~ , ~
Tke steamer Adelaide brough. down Mra
senator WIlkinsoa and Ms. Senator, Harlan,
who proceeded % the steamer Thomas A. Nor.
gan 70 White House, TO vlsit our army hospi-
taie, and minister 70 the SICK and wounded.
Thirty Sisters Of Charity arrivsi on .ths
steaner Adelaide, and left this nornlng for thA
army Of The Potomac. eil % rlnr :
By the steamer. from WINS Houss Point; 1
learn that on yesterday The rsbsls opened upon
The camp Of General Hookers sdvapce with
shells. bat did no ssrlous damage. {. 'h'
General Hooker answered from one Of our
powerful new batteries. jost oompleted, throw
Ing heavy SHELLS, which were seeu to bnrst
among tho rebel attacking party by persons 10
Professor Lowes balloon. and csused The rebel
srtilierymen to skedsddle In The most approysd
stylA 80 ,si.g !,
Our troops are represented q enthusiastic
10 The near prospect Of CREST !apd decisive
bittle. -fllarI ass