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, 1863-11-22
Vegetable aforementioned Phcuome


Vegetable aforementioned 1'hcuome..
Tho San FrAnciAco Dul'ttin gives an &c.
cennt Of ore Of the grestest curioeItles.
probably, tia: ever appeared in The natural
world to puzzle philosophers, aud make
1e's nslae inse.t.Grtors conieas that there arc
cesfaln dead walla sga!nst which they cru
on1s beat their heats 10 vain, and 1t Is found
IN tinlp'o seed brought from. tic slcv,
Naere range In Mexico, and called by ths NJ.
Asts Of The country L1 Din3fo d. 4Nirstlos Il
ia the iced, however, Of small tree OF shrub
! krown to :1c Ne1icaos as the Itr3a d. FzeeAa,
o. Arrow tee- Tho cama Is probably derived
from ihe iAct' that the Indians wero accus.
tomt6 to extract \ Juice from It In which
they 6ipred the polnta Of their arrows,
thus - lnfhiHE them With o awif1 death
20 poisonous Is tho juice which exaaes cou-
sftered that the natives cannct be persuaded
70 touch loaf OF limb At ali ala II Is stated
a IT rste sa u attempted TO Eratt ths .sr6a q
Wtfhtv 1t and blast 1t In an hour. This NAV
or ms? not be IN eragCeratiou, though the
Probabilities ara great that II Is: bat of NE
eff ctr Of the poison on the Lu,nan sr.tcn
there can b 20 Question, the fac:s being neu
would make, If covered hisa .hc vegetable
venom, cnusea death 10 tnsnc In IN hour.
leaving the body swollen llkc that Of one whp
1ad died OF aropsy, and dl.c0lotcd. Tho seed
looks not unlike bean, Is nlmosr the ea.us
slze, AID has aimlsar dark. .brownssh color.
Three Of them grow in the pod, which is
three a7f1tral eectiorf, and you hive the share
Q! our snlrA"nsons devil 70 4 dot, II laid On
toc palm Of thu hand II Ia ~ sleepy aud quict
ioF 4 minute OF tive ns a poppy seed c5uid he,
bnt oy and.by y pui-,tion nad tI11obb!u1
makes Itself felt, and anon = goes slidiay n1d
skating, backwards and forva, =, now 10 tho
right and sgAin to the left, stfa,kt* nhead
sometimes, In the natural eoorse 81 h.-.n
and animal progression, aud 1t othe1A t.kIor
tie tsdeway slant which crabs ADOPT. 1t SAD
tccentsic fellow, and Las the same objection
TO lying on its back tia. u mind d.turtl. has,
Topping over without the aid Of IN or Til.
Mnat aio It's means of progression How
aese5 .rn na9 ssbeg - H., sas n i S
wheel, nor even has It the wr1agllng cuticis
and vetteh7.e OF the serpent kind, But etIlt
u mauages 20 slide along, like a ktl,EicrFe
boy on sksssAt moved bJ cccasionsl pult Of
wind. II cannot be counted On with auy c.r.
,atnty. sometimes having T. be held ia tie.
rent to exhibit Tbs period Of = actiyI.
y u bssnlted BY 'tha thrnbblus OF which
We hAyu spoken; It IL the bell, % 10 sn1af.
ot this uttto natural engine which saws:
Look out, the car IL coming. If held 10 Inc.
ear during this period Of acusity, the tnrob
can b. beard = dt-unesly rs the tick Of &C.
Altogether, it is most mystegious seed,
md 1esives Ill the erid tuperstitioas aud
stories that OF old nern told Of tho subtle
foIceBwEich tic hidden In tie natural and
Vhy6lcal world The odic foTc5 sseus TO dad.
lts fullest exponent here. - -. >:ss- =
, 1863-11-22

n,s *Ea VT 41HfAeEs-NbFt 1-U.
x.t1,s ~ markets eon:tnrc vszy drn IN fact thesc
inn e IL sstrs Tn-rc y af opa
naxs matters their way Tue hs,a nav nr sii al
.sy Hafsst L9s rscepst hy .ixet and All coattnpt
Ersse TIE exports arzng fastt We.e.
Fees naTe aete tiJ dsc1asd: s&e. 30 br:s
Etsae. Uthtr st;s xese dtsoo.tt OF 1t iaEsait-
Tc1e osA1S1 ho!c ont taat ctcts vi f1gthar ~ I'd
na ~ s.; ~ Of 50 sI1s Fles Oh wss Gtspnsei of 3,
= d;ssn1HnA-i9 - ~ a,E eenAad wita s1les t1 mi
pt1r15 LQntylA4 VI lE&&l7c "AA9"t ta4a4t - -.
, 1863-11-22
A IIuid o,, ts.c Cotton Isuvers,.

> Nkw ToaK, Nov a1-The New Orleans
certt1onderea of the 18th to TIC NralI states:
- Yesterday tie UcIttd Na11aaI. md his .lepa-
TIE atlzure was made On tho order Of II.
Rufus Wales, tho Ualted States District
attorney. Rutnor says that the seizure was
u.a1e on Information Ge.ired from sscret
parties, that most Of the co:ton nos In storc
and in frondft Was purchased from disloyA
rartitt, and that before It can be rcleased,
lie pr~teLt cwpers must prove that the par-
''-- ftnm whom they ruuasse. a.u loy9t
- ~ Ca1e:u.aelt~"
, 1863-11-22

TIE fn5ns Astket continues animated by lena ID
nn~on1s III GPrsf ne oA&aee " our s,tck Iftcsi
sc''SSss 70 r. e. Ses y e Il x 10 s.; % 1fo "a!
"a n ~ =. = 70 SIX %, Gacavuao., Sos
fssn, fhsf 81 may!H. = ss as Fsaiax sas3Ssi
tt,ss; b91ts and IL hhts, Isostor. enti hn1s.A !,
e s6s b!;s si:is. g. Eai.,aofc DO: ts:at
nS t9sat Manure, 1i Eoses, saIn. 81 DO: Mn
to Astsrs3G; x 6gsss: 70 Msnte1ileo o1se: mi
III opa = re and - hhas. vinS sk ae e 10
Scr.j tsfs notes aEaast III 70, roxes Ia 1S, ii
sssE@ E ~ at :g Ma,ts! 4 q ~ ~ i:am s.a1ess
II n - pef ppe ID old and nzx ripe feadT
.oa3 a. H. esa Coffee % s. por ID, s,esE
n;s"c - ~ = en tne market Le4I Toaae:o-us.sf e.
sna demand fcr MI I'D ta.ed Vi lnrs
, 1863-11-22
TIE S61k Speokcral,fp,

EEw YoHx, Nor. 10, lsAs.
a Washington trecial 10 the 7Su<s sara ths
'tiefea Of Tie etffa7ent candidates for Sneak.
CT Of the Hen:e ia the coming Congress are
inoussr1ously C.. work. Western mon ar.
aig'pg the claims Of Hon. E. B. Washhurna
With great confidence Of enccess, claiming
.Aas bis long aud useful experience ~ ltgls.
Ia'or, md bis eminent ability ~ p.rlIa.n n.
tartan. en'itle lin to the position. Other
candidates from different sections nm a, ,onv.
" talked of In connection with th1. 1.,.1,,,n
, 1863-11-22
FROM EAST TENNESSEE,

NEW foRK. Nov. sl.--The Ibsss Washing.
ton letter says the War Department has sd
vices from Dutassde to-dz5. and II l. stated
IN official circles thst they ara encouraging,
and no fea:s for bis safety need be e1ter.
tanned. !
, 1863-11-22

fEw ToRK. Nov. a1.-Thc EdIahureh took
on half y million Of specie.
s,nf srefpon 4 Nara, geld dealers faled yes:cs.
The convention in this city for rals!nr ,.ras
81 81 rassed the fare to Chlcago from 3tS 20 to
vi isGtas KinS, Miai.ter tc Rome, anil oka E.
, 1863-11-22

Nalttsnotc. Provision 3Inrnrt-Suy. Is.
80 il hkte; elhcs As 7EG7Gc Market 1rles atd
nx ast1sa r. ouott ss.a po,tAe t.s so3t7 u,
iakFsl1c sekas cured aae III ey a. isHeisSc Ead
E:se. 5tstA bulk eaohlde1A n 6HG aua ai1~
e.,y - sftc tc eous::J =. l9c snd e1im 5se
, 1863-11-22
Philndclphin Scot aInrHrr-Nov. To

sfEhs-Th Il 3 good tcmAad for Ct.yerseed
we s1nau teet:tts and sAlss ~ 5; es47 30 bu ii
~ El.a ssed less Inquired ior At $ M ss ii y
= 20 out 0f the market ~ 1
, 1863-11-22

oaf Htx1.Af Animal sAle ei41ant RoSeItG ffs,s ~
Tf. s!esch GINA Di-E sr 1nc Ies e. 9 ci,taa ~
1aHRa tAuc{ Goot&, Pa1!A1 3afu sus ~ xr.re. ~.
"'o7se C1ecxs. Kxt4 Fins sliser Pis ID War; esn
ca wKDxkapaT kvEsSGlET,d;obS: kvsSlT,d;o bI::.,,,.,-, :.
tnv ~ as4 caosee at as4urtneAi p{ Us fS1W
ss1 IsE pcA. AEh tce dAeAl qua;,tr q an1 al ths@
RnssisH aad sA,n cnrsstiaK IN p15t of - Ii ta
&: =. Il wtos sss L IA!!st5 at CO ots.
1olei sssa Eaby C1t anu knsfa1eI 10. ESf6
ussete!s: ~ tEteF Bowl. Deeaaf9fF. 11nisss W.
nMpaErsA. tordA! sefA Kr5y Ma Ain NJ ss
III FtEfSSsS we, s!s; &c. -@-s>'''s
p. y nthsIs sltssns sxses Ia wits IA o,o1s
II FRENCH CaikA- Esce sok bAae p,.ns, x....
- sttapNte: e.esfat Ee!h ta1n SID dear tctf Tnf-t
pft 4.rte3atd also: tneAk OF roa ba ID snn
s.ais g ssss u aat y -. III Of sae choicest
" ~ I'D orr aTrett &opaa xtfy eoeiT IA 6tr..s
INA ~" u IT. ansft gaAteF -CEoseu aata yinn Natt1
~ aea ssntesh ee's ct told t-ne TeAs eat EoF
oGKs1Kaslasn nsorse e,xh:dsy c1,cs,. po;ssct
oEx1isA ftsK E,Lvkt:pLA1Ep oton.-c...
~ ~ tkas 1Anet Htth cut Eiass (tntay 1,SnoT
naG II stf1 xt:h CIT lGtz3ra Tea s3ts tsni,
2tsttd: Fl:a and Pic Entvts: ksofin Ears. syent
4 W So g: baittA: NedaiaF t.4s Kaifs
r.e:a hei ard Fruit sastDr, bine fisss fnftx
satGl. ,atiEes A. Foffs Huttef Isats IL frr
f 9Gnset+ &C Ac. lnr:ndI.x sups{n yAFc.s r.
~ Il x'Sh md T4snse1s Eoea. Lat. snd rrntSEst
y Essa = AL Aac cxAtl7a tbs ebQIe n-SuJifn1
nt eaA at1tnd the - The 9pa1 VI 16s ~
foss H. sit3cas ;iccSve. G1LBElsr ia AAfsOa.
A- -kf-n-
, 1863-11-22
CHOICE ENGRAVING9

4 ANNOUNCEMENT. - On sn6
- sfeS tesa date w rttira tsocs It's eA:ars1 Crn
5 43*ae 10 dafosn cur stsan.lnn e1ri1styeIJ Ia ~
IMPORTATION AND JOUBlIG or tess. ?
AZ oes nsssens location, Il soata Wa.eras Calcsra
3adat : Wau Fsrse., Mew Eo,k.
= asIs:tssnfea ny IAxxs 4. rAAso1a, Nev York d.
Ctl-nRo, NovE0tef 4, lsSl
, 1863-11-22
-L1V,E.Rl OOL.
Nov -

[ 11nlCAGO,: NOV. 2lsT, :, 1853
fest s.senssast fs,l ~ sstssss
masrhe3 EY Il ~ = As.stst q taa totsec. ID
cuts Lressn" etssos5 fpf selling eaotEs ;N1c&
4 tSc e. sd sae.e of II AID ~siea VIZ Eass ta Ms
.! taa HAsy out1aE% ssSt hHxs h.tv =.
Sa2M s. S2en - s;izsa: 50 sy IL S:eh
sam eeu Esa1s camps ia q ls sassst nt3 @
tsLrfh ttn nihes1 esnE aao % Aa1thnK 70 -. =
IL ~ aopsss.sests seoa = BE- au3xea 70 kivn hait
81 = . aadrsss IL r.. NJ sa,.
cFLtQesktc1 vile 70 be sS.tafrrs @-as WKn otaHE
IN Nnfntat EAe hSnstvht nn.... -. -
autssse 81 GU. cssf q p.2ss, % M Ms!'asat Les.e -
Eelnk !.eenes for okn ytA- trntn jsta y
~ !. oer.a fcsoise e 70 e. ssd aaai &. Ssa
Esson I'D .t!cb - iefossd 70 da1NT 4 o. E3 q
Nn1Ea paid u 70 %-.31 Aa5 otta1t, AID fc1
xloE E:se t4s = ssseat .h.s ~ se.ay patron, ma
-. aas ave rot beaa kl1lsy of ytals:xe1 of9e
,hn rn,,re ~ knet sta wars1t2n.T NTsst -,
nii 1s nade tpoEn y tse pa6sie. snH I'LL ysr>
AA+e A-e = tts tnata< tN q thnr sE4vAxrt s1
pc,1.,.,.1, fons s.1pectfatiy
, 1863-11-22

wv ~ A*V*<Nl@2 1kCPVEVNu 4 HE81WNS6 HN
' to Command.
WARRINGTON, Nov. e1.-It Ia s.id th.. aa,
Ro.scr1na will be. OF rather has bean a..
sigt I'd TO the command OF the Dnnsrtment
Of Baltimore. Gen. Sehenck VIII c,vr M
that eommsud on the IL; OF December ,nS
take bis seat 10 Cergrcaa. Ee rM t1,c.rd
fseC1 Vs1.acdI1sam'a t;:t.lct, e' "eu
, 1863-11-22

Purchase OF Gold on Frc,.h
| Account. s.I -,
S1w fonK, Nov. 2..-The Uprla says.
rietd a. thl& port from Vera Cruz via Hayans.
/! Shn VII! fstuIn discc;ls to tho former mort.
haSlnE been ordered to New York expressly
70 tahe ont " Mexico Il .a,0. 900 IL gold, ppr.
enssea IN this ritE, on account OF tda French
doEe-duenf. By tha house OF Belroat L ca.
, 1863-11-22
TIE GUERILLA WARFARE OF.
:: !. :: TIE MISSISSIPPI.

Location Of IIandn-fxox, s.,,x,u
q g a ne DfHpcrBc1-k1vnl ReEulatin.,:
-,GfoNalhcne Guerilla IIaupta-TLn
EFcGf anime Tor the Winner. = :,
, 1863-11-22
CHICAGO TEA WAREHOUSE.
AT WHOLESALE ONLY. =
-.
!: $l5O,OOO Fl

= IN L. III S 3
chiesgo-i 20 WI! H.R 1ssssst IT.
G9H11sI3a
1n e. ssh ehesa To1se H1Ta7-oov1,aoa = eAo.os.
~ . G1apowGef.
ard sstsx ,hs ls!Ss; l0; :.d r..+ ...a,;.. ,..x :.
eE.aat 70 Ht*:eFn b-ysrn VITA rEess ysAfS en-.
uslss @ T. tEs t5*ta and ~sia svfltups ae-oac 10 ua
70 do tna jss:.ee 70 TO w1s:s oi H.1cs.aS Il ~
AfFAHett QQf Erica Cnt7eEt 4Ad eAarpks saat rYVS.
70 aay pelnk b. natl u u prts4 On eepNceston.
eEeca4 tad doesh<ots ride 70 country f3hnas7 at8
,- EAHsnNe. PTTKfe 4 HAy1KY.
nt,l15aSc q md 1ather1. 4 Asata Water sfret4
, 1863-11-22

Tic names VI i44- ~---As'-
whc-eet In command 1t the time OIL "osset'
lrg into The serTise.
, 1863-11-22

What Our Contemporaries .ssy OF IT,.
from scorea Of notlces appearing In oar
e1eoanFes we felcct feN, showing In what
eseen TO Chicago TRIBUNE l. held through.
, 1863-11-22

tIaoipe5' oot Nc eonhlta usulazu =.
, 1863-11-22
EHBTHT d SAMP9ON

sA< EscorsA u - 4 t. D,nsao.r r.,x.+
oax nt19Af A1nosl sA1e ei-tant BooeStas f;;sss~
t1ftaa Fancy Gnoda Pa1.Aa Statusps ii s.eness
"1oase c1eexs Ezs4 FIne sl!ser PiC ID Matn. n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10
IMPORTANT ANEoU NcEXESI'
y 9 L I G L
TO THE LADIES OF ALEXANDRIA,

TO THE LADIES OF ALEXANDRIA VA"
v~RON this day till after New Years day !
l. n~onisp to sell my whole stock 81 UA
1en,pDS At the most astonishing cheap prices.
The very best quality Of Calico: at ~ cts. per
De LANES from Is cts. TO 80 cts. per yaTo !;
Fine Bleachcd Muslin yard Wlde Al 20 ctS: pe1
"a. Dnnh)o Shawls, The latest style oat, rom
y5T o 40; all Vol Marinoes from 80 cts 10 s.
cs per sy yard Black Cloth cloaks at all prices
B]pnkets the very best quality and all wool;
at ST. 90 a pair; Hoop Skirts with 40 springs al
81 "a pair Hoods, Corsetts ana hunoTeoS o.
other articles a. the same rates. 80
IF Won want TO save Is cts, on every dollar.
come to buy your goods at the cheap place OF
S. ROSEWALD,
IT'S, King street
dec 1O--tf Zdoors ABOVE - Aan111 go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10

LEe1sLA9IvE day jont resolution for
the procurement Of suitable Executive Mar
sion. properly furnished. vas adopted y both
branches Of the Legislature III session n this
place a contested elect'on case ii, y:
Powell contesting the seat OF -- klllam, ot
Aecomac, occu pied The time OF the SENATE I'll
its adjournment, which was nntll 'omorrog 81
x o clock Joseph Cotton MAS chosen assls~
tant Doorkeeper Of che House OF Delegates, IL
which body, petitions from Alex nd1la WEI
!, resentet1 tor rcmisson Of taxes sor 1851
1862 and 1868 Two bills we're introduced,
one "a amend the - section Of chapter 50 u
the Code, ia relation 10 Circuit Judges and
the other TO amend the Dist section OF the SIN
CHAPTER Of the Code IN relation TO vacancies oc~
casioned in Offices Of clerks o. courts, after
which, an adjournment took place untlI Mon
dav at Il O clock A. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10

you d. where Ill the people have gone into
rebellion p Ny answer is ufclens ante
the day is the evil thercof!' The aRsieAa
prophet Of Israel, III the tullness Of his loyalty
h the Ami ehty Sovereign, exel!med :" beg.
have all gone astrav after strange Gods, there
is none holy LETT i The lard. no not one,
But He, who sees the hearts OF men: replied ::
There are seyer, thousand in l>ra}cl who have
not bow ID the knee 10 Baal. 80 It Is III
Virginia I have relable information from
lar<e POI tlon q the State thai, asSoon as tie
more than enough OF capable mea, who have
never bowed to secession, 70 welcome and cary
On be government Of the State and that OF
cacsl COUNTY thereof
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10

~ mates that u she present time there are
go vessels carving 4443 guns. with tonnage
II 46- .Q67. This is an increase during the
var Of Isl vessels, ITS guns, and lzI,93l
sons The report also gives tulI exposition
II the improv ements that have been made IN
naval warfare
r . announced that Joshua 1. Gunnell:
~ influential citizen Of Fairfax couo'y, Va,
and IN intimate friend Of Gov, Smith, Of |lr-
pinia, has received permission from the Z. ,.
War Danartmeny 10 visit Richmond, for the
ourDose Of obt4ining the release Of several
Ution men in Castle Thunder, captured by
Noseby's guerillas in that county.
Yesterday afternoon, about 6 o'clock Mrs
Doughcrty, residing near the Alexandra Lou
e7onn ( Hampshire Railroad depot, was shot by
:. Private Of the l55th New York Volunteers
raroed John Sheridan, the ball entering het
stomach, and lnficting very serious "oano
Sheridan was arrested by the military ana IS
COW confined in prison.
destructive Ere occurred yesterday alter
noon in the dock at the foot Of Christopher
vtreet, North river, New York 1t orlg'na-
tod ia q schooner laden with hay, and about
twenty sloops, barges and schooners, lying ae
different docks, were soon entirely destroyed
The loss will reach about $500, 900.
The Washington Chronicle says that the
xroxor,t cirouIate2 dav or TWO since that Major
General Neagher had been captured IN WI
1inia was . false one, he being at the present
1iu1e guest Of General Coreoran, at his head
ouorters Oh the other ride Of the Potomac
4 dispatch from Boston says that the "oSza-
roander of the party who took the Chesapeake
IS Henry Bralne Lieut., Burr, one Of Morgan
men, was second in command. They said they
would attempt to run into Wnnlngton~
The costs Of both sides in the litigation Of
The ''Sickles Cut Of ease notseed in yester~
days Gazette and which has been before the
" ashington Courts Tor about eighteen years,
It j said will be not less than $50, 600.
There is no news from either the ARMY Of
the Potomac or that of the Cumberland.
Gen. Grant is reported SIS perfecting his COM
munications and repairing railroads.
Cart. J. 6. G. Lee, has been appointed as
sistant Ouartermaster ae this place vice Eer
xuson imprisoned ca the charge OF detraudlng
ghe Il. S. government,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10
z O T I G z

SNAIL AND WELL SELECTED
Z SINK OF GROCERIES, SHOP FIX
1 e 5hS0 hno q ANp KIT cHEN
FUKNITTkE, &c, FOR SALE. Also the
STORM FOR KENT. Call at lz9, corner
Duke aad St Asaph streets.
II The above GOODS are not sold 1t private
g. 10 hv Tuesday, tn. 10Th December, they will
he altered for sale Ut Public Auction, On that
dsy. on the premises, Sale TO c<mmenee at -
o clock. uec o-o'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10

The steamship Ariel, from Aspinvall on the
28th ult., put ~. INTO Hampton Roads, yesterday,
Gut OF coal. S1e brings Ave hundred and sixty
passengers; Very heavy veatber w. 49, aTns.
zieaced IN hcr passage
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-06

R@CopPERHEAD NESTING AT CLAYs-
v1LbE-AccIpRNr ON THs HEMPPIELD.-
They had great Copperhead mass meeting
at CIaysville, on the Hemp6eld Railroad
last Saturday. The brethren of Washing
ton county, Pa, assembled there in great
numbers, and were addressed by some of
the high priests of the peace party. The
train from Washington was coming down,
loaded with Copperheads, when the tunnel
east of Claysville fell in, and the train was
not able to get through. The consequence
was that the Cops had to take it afoot or
stay away. 1t will take some time to re-
move the fallen earth.
Asthe train was coming from Claysville
to this city on Saturday evening, two cars
let down on the track, and Occasioued two
or three hours delay. There was nobody
hurt, and very little damage done.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-06
From Gen. ROsecrans.

TULLAHoMAJ July 4.
have had no opportunity since the
occupation of this place to telegraph 10
you. The wires are now up to this point,
and 1 send a summary of the movements
of the last few days. -rlE- NE. -t
Further developments have proved that
the rebel retreat from this place had not
been so clean as my 6rst dispatch indica-
ted. Haste to record the event induced
me TO give but q superficial examination
of the works, which are much stronger
than had supposed. Fort Rains has .
large bastiOn, and is the centre of a series
or circle Of strong outer works bearing
upon every road and important point ia
the vicinity Of North Tennessee.
The real weakness of Bragg was in not
holding Manchester ssAs soon as Rosecrans
took Manchester aud advanced towards
Winchester, be fiAnked an equal or infe-
rior force at TullahomA. AS soon as his
head columa got south of TullahOma,
Bragg evacuated. -
Insiead of one We have four siege guns /;
instead Of no stores we have a large amount
Of meal and other provisions.
After finding on the 1sI inst. that Tulla-
bona was evacuated, Rosecrans threw
forward his force IN rapid pursuit.
Thomas moving on the Manchester road
from Manchester and NcCook on the one
! from TulIshoma. Thomas moved rapidly
In hopes Of striking the enemy, moving
nearly due east to get on the military road
built by Bragg, parallel with and Eve
miles east of the Railroad. This Thomas
/ failed to do, until the enemy was well hey
! ond the angle, aud when he was crossing
: Elk River, the division of Gen. NegleJ en-.
eouutered the rear of Hardee At q point 4
miles north of Elk River and skirnisbeC
with them all, losing 4 or 5 men killed ami
| wounded
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Maui from tha southWest.

MEMPHIS July 2, via CAIRO Jolly 3--Ad-
vices from Vicksburg TO the 29th are re-
ceived. Though no positive advantage
resulted from sPriuRiug Of AcPhersOn's
mine yet that officer is pressing for
ward The rebels sprung counter mine
in Shermsn's front but the only damage il
did was 10 destroy the head of his aP-
proach, days work will clear il up.
Col. Swords is raising guns in the sunken
guuboat Cincinnati, of them are aIrsAdy
in position on the bluff. The rebels keep
up a constant FIRE but casualties are not
numerous. The weather is extremely
warm but the nights are cool and refresh-
ing. sr-.-...a
preparing for u forward movement on the
rear OF Vieksburg.
June 9h-EpsniHg.-Ou forces were
Withdrawn to-day TO the outer side wall Of
the contested fort in front Of Gen. Logan ia
consequence of some advantages of posi-
ton which enabled the enemy TO throw
shells into oar position thus endangering
the lives OF our men without any present
benefit. The Withdrawal is bat temporary
however. ShsTP muskeIry Ere - still
maintained. The total casualties Ia this
struggle is not known but believed not TO
exceed 200. 80
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LATER.


$50 A. M.-An hour ago the enemy
made q strong infantry attack on our right
and endeavored to break our line. The
corps which formed our right steadily
drove them back for half an hour, when
the enemy was reinforced and a portion of
the 9Th Corps was sent to its support
Failing in this the enemy opened a canon
ade all along the line.
The attack on the right is believed to
have been feint to cover more formid-
able flank movement on the left. The
cannonading is now heavy in that direc-
ton and appears to be extending.
The Sd Corps sutferedigreatly yesterday.
The number of wounded is heavy, with
q large number of officers. No estimate
can be formed of the killed at this writing
Heavy musketry has opened now on our
right again. CannODading on our left is
slackeuing. The enemy is fighting with
the greatest desperation.
Nothing can surpass the vigor and pre-
cision of ourartilIery. Yesterday the reb-
els took two of our guns for want of
horses and infantry support, but the diVi-
sion Humphreys, l tbink) rallied aud re-
captured them. We took one from the
enemy. .-....... ..
Comparatively few prisoners have been
taken on either side up to this hour.
HEADQUARTERS, 10 A. M.-The cannon
aiding has slackened.
Rebel prisoners say when their infantry
charged our left wing batteries yesterday
the massacre was beyond parallel. Some
of the guns were masked aud did not open
until the enemy was within canister
range.
A PHILADELPHIA ENaUIRER DISPATCH.
PaILApELPHIA. July 4-The Inquirer
has a special dispatch from the army of the
Potomac, dated 2 O'clock this morning. it
says Col. Fred. Taylor was killed. Gen.
Hancock was shot through the groin. Gen.
Gibbons WAS badly wounded We drove
the enemy yesterday q mile and captured
1900 more prisoners. The world never
saw such lighting. The rebel loss is esti-
mated at 10000. Everything looks en-
couraging
THE WAY MATTERS ENDED ON TIE 3O.
BALTIMORE, July 4.-Reports dated on
the battle field down to o'clock last even
ing represent that the rebels were repeat
eddy repulsed with fearful slaughter. The
battle lasted all day and 1000 prisoners
were taken.
THE Way THEY RESULTED ON THE 4rH-LEE
Tries THE ANTIETAM GAME ON MEADE,
But 3HE LATTER 4" DON'T SEE IT."
PHILADELPHIA, July 8, IL a. M.-The
latest news from Baltimore says that Lee
sent flag of truce to Meade, asking for q
cessation of hostilities, TO bury his dead.
Gen. Meade replied that he would consent
to nothing short of an unconditional sur
render.
Meade has captured $4,000 prisoners
and one hundred and eighteen pieces of ar
tillery.
Lees retreat southwark is cut of.