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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-19
" And dance ali night
Till broad daylight.

And o>hOmc with the girls ID Tie Encsning.j'
The officers are all ri full dress. The warm
weather costume becomes most ofths1h amsz-
ingIy, and their fiery, untapeA Bieeds, in
igoodcondiiion, gaiiy and gauhyl prahce over
Tie smooth woodland roads Of Bedford as
though conscious Of tie holiday sAhstn. There
is also some very serious ma spe@rla-
tions in progress, and famous anii6pllt Of iirt
ing.- In a word all parties male and <terbals,
are making hay while the sun 81 lines. = And
God be with them 5lEiEI x
vicksburg is the : front ''lofE HE army 81
Middle Tennessee. Upon that hEng4 tie tale
Of the therein, mutual inactivity. II s. the
pivot Of the campaign in Tho Southwest. It's
fate once decided and the DRUMS viii bsa.
below us aga n, aid the roar OF hostiles e..
noo break upon the murniir Of streams, tie
voices of fair women ard the escrIast.rs 7
hum OF nature and summer When that tine
comes we shall not fear tls result. The
pluck Z of the army is more intense perhaps
than il ever, was and the discipline superior.
TIE return of sol many regiments from Mis-
sissippi-whieh, BY the way, WE believe an
error, for we do npt need thea bel s--augrlents
the forces to impfegnability. 10 II the enemy
thogcsora come,
f" And dan'd be be
VI IL . /.lI.' E IL
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4 If
sED- is truly Refreshing TO mark the treu-
bles Which rise thicker and faster IN the Yam
kce tabernacle. at tue last meeting in New
York inkhctive was even louder than ever from
the spcA keTs who have been laying the cor ner
stones II agitation. 4icMasters, for example,
appealed to physical fprce and arms 70 resist
tie j d,hE4istratios. brdge Afccudn said that
there WIS but one course for them Liberty
or dea:l47 Mr.. Blankman said that Julius
Cesar lisd his Bruins, aud chasl les l. hib
Crora wdii95 and eOun5elIedI resistance 10 ne
eiraff Of the ground OF the war being uncon-
stitutioleil Mr. Rankin warned ihe people
that they migIt never see another Presidential
elecRolt fpr tie Goyesninent wanted to make
rebels # HE ftbessen Of the North. that they
might Have chance to subjugate tiein by The
strong arm OF military power. sirl Bergman
said the United States Government was. Ike
zoiae the European despotisrns, becoming
absolute aad iyrannicaI. and the people were
aot pre- jared 10 subnlit TO the sacrifice OF their
IiheEties- MF. Birdsal declared Abe Lincoln
to be lniserahls apology for President, and
his Gosertnlsht a yils despotisn Mr. Van
Loon appealed to theft strong arms 10 protect
their rights id the last extremity. Sir. caldl
wei reiterated the same sentiment. Mr. Nal.
LAZY detouhced the war as an Abolition war.
and il i was continued We would lave a king
at Washington. hi
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-19

v All ABLE HORSE LoST-Losf On June s.h .
--fse BAY Home, from the camp Of the 2sth
Ala Dam. n ginenf. near Fal creek Tsnnessee SID
hors :. bright bay. aoout ye1s cd, about Isl
80, n,ens viz snite ace. and one two white
- .s11er sly lsn animal. liberal reward will
oS Pald Tor his return 70 W. A Cochnn Surgeon atfh
AiaoenA Regiment, Nanigaulfs Brigade WithErs'
D'AaOn' foiEs Corps A. T. Iju17-sI-l
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Ss55- The pressing Of negroes. into servire
IN Nashville must be creating qujts an excite
lneni an org the American c5nzsts OF Nat
city. OF + African decent" Que Of tie Ysh
kee editor now in Nashville. a few morning !
since, was in PArrishe' Is shaving establishments,
when an announeeme1t was made that tile
pressing was going on Instantly lie sweetea-
Ell water eotDplexIoned negro who was attend
ing 70 tonscrial wants. made fer tie bath room.
NOSE tainted and fell into the looking glaks,
Ned tipped over giass Of sulphur water into
a gehtIeman's bosom. while the proprietor, WHO
has travelled all over Europe, ASA, Africa and
New Jersey. cornplaihed Of sudden attack d
.slly5maii.Im At las accounts. IlOwever, On
vas qniet gu the Po- -matuni
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Esy- ybscrh Horn aud Harden Crinsha W,
(say4 tie Nashville Press Of the litb.j arrest
ga tile sh inst, by order Of Col Baird, for cut
ting elesraph wire duringlthe recent battle
at Franklin, Tenn. we're sent to the city yes
tsrday, nd placed in Jail, % await trial By
military commission Another adcomplice in
this work. VIVA. Z. Mckay, was released on
testirporg of Dr. Cliff that he tAcKa y was an
IDIOT
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~ The most extensive swindle in the va,
OF Western land warrant, is believed TO lbl
the Grant of vicksburg.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-19
Jso. 4. ELlls ssc'ty.

rsSf Yaliaudigham is doubtless safely out
of the Confederate States by this time. lie
may possibly turn up ameng the Knicker-
bOckers under the protection Of Gov. Sey
niour. IN any event his. prospects for the
GOvernorship Of Ohio are good. I'll
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sssst- / be whereabouts Of Kirby smith is a
theme II general inquiry and interest Ole
thug may be relied on, and that is that he Is,
IN army parlance, i" around, . He VII turn b p
spine where some OF these days. aud iLen
: look out for snakes" for they viii wreath
out Of his cannon aud hiss from tie mouth Of
his rifesl Especially let the y American ciki-
zen Of African descent beware It is pop
uiar axiom now in the Vest. that
When ever Kirby pulls trigger.
alss pretty SURE to fetch nikger.',
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rSa- The negro battalion in Washinrton in
passing the prison whore the Confederate
PRISONERS were, Halted and groaned them
i any Of orr boys ever get hold Of the black
razcals they win soon be past all Egroa ing.''
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rs5- Banks Co1rs d 4 arii4,ae has been ~ ;
~ well rsed mp. We have often heard Of an
army corps knocking the q black out OF lie
enemy. but this is the first instance OF one
hEying the back knocked GU, OF i.
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TO TEE AFFLICTED.


.sThs Great Indian RsHs-dy fer vsnsrssi
DlErnsea.-
recipe. co1ppsed enfirely az Tsrutah,e inrrr1i-
ents, Fill - sent ~ NAT nny pe1uuu r1ru1 l1-
Ieceipk q fFe dollar. which n vnrrnnted q te
sure cure fur Gcnnrrhza Glest Lencorrhsa 1cute
and rhrDnic Fszi1lns, &c II VII cure Syphilis IN
any form that i crrabe By any oiher plan az treat
ment-| u has never b. e1 knoFn % fsil in single
case, where Il was giTena fair trial Conposed, e.
s. u Vegetable simples. In The reach q al. any
one 81 common judgment can prepare Il; Il can BE
used privately.
An1 person Wishing Recipe IN encloal FiFs
Dollars and posngs saup % Dr. r. J. BoBusoE.
Lexingron. Ogl9<horpe ocuniy Georgia and recipe
vii b promptly and fAithfn1y rsf1rnst..
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ss The Convention Of th Episcopa
Church which was to meet the third Yednes
day in June is postponed until further notice
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RAad ANS N REAL Estate

Any person wishing 70 make an inFsstnent n
good farm. do 10 advantage an appiicztion q
the s108criber-Eho viii also sell bargain II
house and iot centrally located in ChattanooEa-
jrI7-rf j. III. Willy
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sS5 Tho literary interest OF tie South are
al the present moment very active and books
apYsafipg in abundance from the Richmond
and Mebi;e presk
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E6- We learn as We 60 to press that he
NOMINEE Of the Winchester Convention for
Gove1roT Is the Hon. Robert l. Caruthers.
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No We are not in panic abo ut vicks-
burg There is no occasion for fear We are
anxious we are seriouF-we are prayerful;
but We are not frightened. With wary 10
Johnston, aeroit Kirby Smith, and steadfast
Pemberton VIZ rest our hopes, and It still
blooms firth good fruit. Be- OF Eood cheer.
for lhe eay Of resurrection viii surely come.
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r4- The Freeman's Journal . comes down
rather heavily upon Fe. nando Wood, and
what IT terms the . New York State Democ.
racv - TT n
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seA- The rettrn of Fallandipba,,, 70 c,,,;,
next fan as Governor" saws The tirc;n,a,;
Enquirer. . win be a sight wo.;i, seeipL :,
That il viii.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-19

0OPAR1SERSE1P EOIICE-us un8suirns1
~ have azsociatcd therrs1rrs torsfhEr under a.
styie End frn o. BOEDuRANI A MATTHIAS. for
the rt1rpoee 81 ccnt1cti1r lie GROCERY And cox
Ein1lOE BUSINESS, IN Ly1chb1rr, Va
We shall keep co1Etartly O. lard lnrEe Ard
vel - ecfcd stock a. GfOCERIEs And STAPLE
DRY GOODS e. cl1 be cttai1ed. ard III EDEr1 -
paini 20 serve or c1EicucrI a. az tiu1L
Cc111ctinC The buEI1eM he CASH rri1cluIe
re III Be e1abled 10 Ger indnoens1-1 = c,ty A.
co1rEry p1rchEserl. eishsr ~ WholcInle e. rcEa.L
CunEiEnuEHrs q Flocr. Wb1Et. Con nnc al 1lher
country rrodnce noiicied, and pruupf rEtzrn1 n a.
cEse1. a. son 1ll1s are ~ -
Manniscfursd and S1ohnT Iobatco r. So a
al Ef1d<E always o. had
Tssolicit Ehnrr % ia p-bllc pztru.nra-
J. p B0EDURlET
6efl7-sE JAMES MATHIS.
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~ Cen Sam Houston lately remarked
that IF the Yankees pestered him much
more, he'd shoulderSa musket himself. old =.
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At5 aAtsItissnsHts.


SALrf SALT .-ioo sacks JUST rsteised and for
- se. " holes lie Or retail, doors aofth q -spen-
jaIssI- M-r swIeK Co.
uotsE SERVANTS WANTED.
Aicpmpetsnt Seam-tress,
A Good Cook aud Washer
And man suitable fora horse servant and uho
cal take care q hOrses- W N HALDEMAN.
jnls-1t- square in rear Of Post OGce.
n THIRTY DOLLARS REV ARD--RsnaEsy iron me
i ia Cartersviile. Ca. On "Wednesday last mu-
alto sIlve about ieet 10 q IL inches high. i 4
very lke nesro in every respect has been CRIPPLED IN
che ancle. bad With hin when be ieit light colored
coat aud yankee over coat. had on brown CT black
pants. y ~ give The above reward 70 any person
that W take aud lodge him IN jail, and write a.
Canefstille Ga. de Is no doubE mixing his way 10
iFissi c. S. cARRlcss-
NTOTlfE From and after The 10th June il sssni
~ Confederate Treasury Notes Issued prior 70 the
rt OF December IS62 viii not be received depos-
ties OF 10 payment Of debts 70 these banks-
The aw Of Congress regulating The fnndins Of
Treasury Notes. renders this courre fsafy.
provides that after the. frt Of August mex, these
J'SO. A. FISHER. Cash. Bsuk Of Tennessss.
jHls-in -
STRAYFD frcra Tunahoma on llth iuss. che snail
~ dark hay Ha-e. smooth ceat. no marks. The
Capt J. p Hozbach. a O. ~. al Tnllahoma. 70 me
- %hebyyil,e, 81 pay olce f0r unattached officers
JAM : MAURICE.
jhlI3t Capt A. O. n
EoUSD--On the 18th inst. IA the oaacs OF tie
4 Spencer House, znan amount. Of Confederate
Money and some Papers. which the owner car have
by describing The sane, and paying Tor this adTer
tisement- Apply 70 J.E- HALEY.
jnl7 W. Al Spencer House
kTED-I wish to hire No house servant "a
w Attend al the Hotel, liberal wa<es viii be paid
W. a CAEP, 0coee E0sse-
Cleveland. June 9 Nv
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s65~ The cbaplain's Of Hardee,s corps invite
all Ministers of the Gospel in the army, Ms.
sionaries to the army and resident Ministers
to attend the meetings Of the "Chaplain's As
ISOLATION Harslees corps Time of meeting
every "Wednesday. 9. A. NJ. Place, at present,
Baptist Church, Fairfield.
By order Of the Association.
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Fer the LeSisiAfures
- In response 10 nuuero1s solicitatfons / an
no1nce myself candidate for elecfion % he Ho1.e
OF Representatives from The Pictorial District
composed Of The counties Of Van Bufen Bleds0s and
.Rbea. A. The ensuing August elscti01-
jurei1-te- s. Z CAREES-
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HOY JOHN P NURRAY.-Af meeting Ct rs
IL 1Qth Tsnn- Regiment the Following proceedings
were bklds
Mr.. r NJ Betty. a Warren. wzs called 70 the
chair and G X Piptin aup1inLe3 Secretary Captain
" l. Hoe1y. L. q. Maxwell, n " Rnzsel. Capt
r. Rolfrson. aud II. George Cook were appointed -
drait rtouilous. when they rep0ried TIE ALLOWING
RfeIrcd That Il Is the u1z1imous desire Of the on
Gers add soldiers Of The 18Th Rrt Of Tenn Vols nat
cur fofner Colonel. John p array represent in
the CotIederate Congress IN TIE an ConEressio18l
Dstrit cI the Stale u Te1neesee- Be viii. II c1n-
didafe receive The unzni0us support Of This regiment
We haze known him soldIsr, citizen and 81
ofcer and eheerf1ly cotnne1d him 20 The public
en- ne1tiy qualified i0r position which VA
inonsy adopted
c. z PIrrIr, w.F.M n. BETTY.
msy3l+3E Sccrt.ary- Cairns
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EuFIY DOLLARS RETARD--stole1 out Of ny
Il stable Saturday nighf he s0th instant q black
Na-e large and likely about l6 hands high, IN
her foteheEd sce old shoes on Der fore set az not
lost "a 10 brands recoiected,5 or years old n
good order &c viii give the above - uarf for fhn
Apprehension Of the thief or tWrntyfFe dcllars lur
tae mare without thief TIE mare Wa1 stolen fru
under : lock, Out y my rtable Last night
iuneB-3r MANY Up. TAENOT.
n Ny .hrsbahd Is IN the Amy WI The p1b-
lie assist poor Ectdan II the recovery 81 TIA mare
and tie Apprehension OF the tklef and o1IiEe.
-. L p. TAEEOT.
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PoeT HEADor ALTERS. Ro,rE. Ca
June 10lh. ISIS (
THIRTY DOLLARS RETA RD--Sergt Beech
Il Il Co. X. f7th regiment Tenleszee Vols, axe
80 years feet "a inches high. black Ehiskers and
moustach. dark complexion, black hair, grey eyes
Deserted from Lieut. Hays company Ct men On De =
tached service from Army Of Tennesse, ststc1ed -
Rome. Ca June lst- 1858. The above reward viii
be paic FOR his apprehension and delivery 70 any nil
tary pcrt- D.S.HAI.
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w iii2 1shE III vii ITbNhi ss ,g wi VIII sr.
tive Of adventures, embracing the Characters
portrayed in the original wild Western Scenes =
Over hundred editions n which have oeen sod IN
Europe and America b. c. l. B. Jones. Author o.
the fr:r Serits Of Wild Western Scercs. Single
copies u any address 81 p, postz<e- paid Jrate
supplied 81 So per 100 copies Adde'S
n A-MALSBY.
corner Main ard Fourtetnth s.
j1l7-3t Dichmo1d, Virginia
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uoUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE q.


ATAUC TON
On Saturday morning rexf. 10Th inst a. {, o-clock
will sell befoze ny store, several articles Il Ho1se-
hosd sni Kitchen Furniture. Farming Impisuenfs
complies ST CarpertCr's Tools. hall barrel Back
berry Vine, &c. &c.
Top Buggy.
10 Top Buggy,
Lot Pccker Cutlery. g.. &c
jhl74t J. H. WILLY
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posT HEADCr LErEIls. R0,rE- Ca,
june l2th. lSf3.
rT1uIRTT DOfLARS observation-disclosures J L Piercs
L Of L. Hays company detached service from
Che-tharns division. Poiks Corrs Army Tennessee.
stationed RoEe. Ga, axe Il years. ieet inches
lor,s "a Co.. SSH regiment 1ennessce fCfs-. ard
resides ia G~inneft county Ca The above reward
viii be paid Tor his appreh e1si01 a1d delivery
a. this rozt CT any oiker military pot IN Re conled
crate States. D < HAY.
jhl7-t0d Ist- It and Comdg- Detail
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10 KEETUCKIAEs
TAKKE UP

TAKKE Up
I'D crDnitted % ian b The military nrfbcriEes
u ~ Chsfts 1oora. o. The q q Ocrco'er 1sc1 -
norc rece1tly committed b. A actnr gnEffoe a tg
pcacb f0r The co1nty a HErfltc- Ten q - 1llk
q d.sce1.ter, lssl. negro boy. uihng hh nans
1O6H, ard says he belc7rB % W. Jonss, % Ken
psis sd boy i black 1sars Cd ssef 81 irchss
ioig1 he oEnfr = rrs1rf-ed . urne forEnr1
PToTe property H1J chsfses md t,ks hin OF a al
oees9 J. 4 SWAIN .JniI1r
The Empire state Iron ana Coal lining
Company.
toF7 ICE OVER sTaoHEcZEE's DR1G sToRE3
HAcoE. sEozss1-
zL1N ALExAxDEz. Freshest
Tn- 3 JoHEsTor, n
T. 2 BLo0H,
Z l. 6IEo1EcaEz.
T. coWEEs, --e1t1r1
l. -. LocKrr7 III
A. r. TEosFsor
IArEs A ElzEET. 5ecrctnrT rrd Trrnr-rr-
A. 2 THoEs1E. Genural Sur'srir.s15rrL
5at- llth. Iss3- en-
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ITT4kTED-I wish 70 hire No house servant %
w attend al the Hotel, liberal wages viii be paid
W. A CAkP, Ocoee E0sse.
Cleveland Jure 3. Nv
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IMPORTANT FROM IaEx!C0.

The DombRrasaens sam Gotag o"-T"e
Fre"eh Making bat Littie Progress
i'"portamt Movement OF General Conn
onfort, &c., sxe.
SAN FRssrsso, May 20, lso3.
iaoi have been received from tho City Of Mexico wa
Acapulco TO the OH inst.
Up W the 5th tho French continued the bonbsrdmcnt
OF Pntba, making little progress
IL was hc''evcd that tho French would soon be CON-
PEELED a abandon tho siege os PuebA
tomonfort had commenced an important NOV ement,
designing to get IN the of tho YreIch then
his 10 900 troops into Puebia and strengthen ortega
I'm tho 9Th fommonfort biographies 10 Juarez.--
Tho enemy a milo and n half from our posr ION
He keeps 10 slight cannoaadng of Peabla All his At
tenton IL directed 10 my movements. Ny line extends to
Fan aoo del Monte. Ihc soldiers very enthusiastic,
aud iutead TO profit by It. ConMoNFoRr.
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'''ssei "a ines between which were sNe ~
ne guns 10 enemy redoui- eun he tried 10 p'es'
oh a'" Ls brigade OF brave fellows 10 oilo" h'm me
aT IN the meaat.mo with bullets and she Vi bit
bair' IN the rifle sharpahooter him ON tho CO.
a'd no 'el His brigade withdrew few feet only 20
hnd The crest u tho MIA which had Just raeo'
IN lie her 20 ln one Of the rcsimsnts, the Forty
ihth Indiana, getting 20 favorable ONT hat thcy were
able 10 remain within about hundred yards Of one Of
tho Icionbts and prevent the gunners from nr'ng
single shot.
am glad 10 say that General Lee, though severely
was by NJ means dmgero isy woupded. His brigade
sestameda much fm,les loss than distant observer
could have believed pnssbIc two opy being killed aad
seine Twenty to thirty wourdcd.
The same degree Of want Of success attend
et tho movement along the whole lhc Our
forces moved worry clcsc 10 tho works. ard then
remained waiting and watching for the nearer
approach OF our artillery. AT pightfa our rooiS
retired short distance and went INTO camp.
Turing tho night heavy scge guns planted by us for
future use, and our hight art cry moved nearer, and
shit carthwork was thrown up 10 protect them
To dry wednesday, the heavy guns kfs opsned
long before daylight As heretofore tho have faxed
to reply. Our skirmsAcrs pushpd forward within
hundred and y yards o tho whole line OF the redoublr
and keep SO sharp lock out that tho enemy nds i'm
possible 70 work h guns
On the contro two heavy siege guns In position Ices
than half milo from strong fort just in front Of them,
so near That the Mimic Bullets whistiing merriiy
past the ears OF the wokmen. Tomorrow they will opca
on the fort ..... .. .,.
On tho rgh. sherman sti holds his hnc Of administers
well up 70 tho rebel his front and the ariersts
trying 70 level the rebel works, far without sue
cess During our operations today thirty or forty men
wounded
The following officers wounded during the engage
mcnts In the OF veksburg the 10Th and 2oh IN
General Smiths aud General Osierhaus' divisions
Lieutenant A. J. McFaranc. Co. X, 2sd Wisconsin
Captain W. TCumings, %. !, 10Th Kentucky.
BTgAdisr General A. L. Ice, commanding LIST brigade,
Osterhaus div ston tn'
Captain James Lepsr, Co d, 4oth Indiana. Fa
Lieutenant John y. Robinson, Co n. AID Ohio. ri
Lieutenart o. B. Risdon, A. n. c., I'd brigade.
IteutenantJ \. Bull, Co. y, 2Sd Wisconsin,
Besides thes, lIs privates have been treated M tho
DIV sion hospital, who received their wounds these Two
days -''t+s ..-...,.-t...
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iEit- from LsgasTTs, Sssan "a Nay f.osii.i
via q rofna sni hsksr. Gays that tLe ssffstarni
iwcsu ihs rossornsu, 80 sspno garrnaa Tanos bad
bsra si1sed Aitbcs a. ~ tsfns see s.xssrs, YES
ssr>r aiy beloved THAI % -ss o. lois5=s.-
ySs,--G Fcss-ssa ~ bo.trrias fo, o.s so~h
&aond-rbs ayg.phissnl q ios, msases Zoe s1cs
prcyiscs W form rAuypsi osr~sn ~. II tba
bers ~ spp ,ssts ~ 1sossai rses 80 - laoa
rassd--rie isrsp q ysloaa "a ibs acraf ssssf-sssi
- t,si q M Ssns.
s,~ssA--rb N. fsss~s,s,s ~ rsy N.Y.. ssa rs.cn q
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Gallant Amir with Rebel Cavairy-Thc
Town OF Austria Destroyed. SO.

Gallant Amir with Rebel Cavairy-Thc
Town or Austria Destroyed. SO.
WARRINGTON, Nay 70. 1869.
An obcia despatch 70 the War Department, received
to-day from General EIlet, commanding the acci
dated Helena, Arkansas, May rs, Says
Az my command descending tho river from Nom.
pills. May %, the Commssary and QuarsermAstsrs boat
nrcd Into from tho Mississippi sidc by bind Of tho
enemy, with Two pcccs Of artillery, about miles
Austria returned yesterday and landed my The
enemy had few hours bcforo my arrival captured a
small trading steamer and burned her. taking her
captives aud appropraiing her freight could obtain
no intelligence r. tho Inhabitants BY which 70 guido
my movements.
Ny cavalry. under Major Hubbard two hundred strong
came up with tho enemy thousand strong all
and eight miles out The fight lasted nearly two h. urr The
MAJOR compelled to take shelter favor position
whore he succeeded In repulsng the enemy finally
drove them of before the Infantry could his
lief Our Ioss two killed aud wo Indcd
OF them slightly. The enemy Jeff Ave dead upon tho
Geld and one Lieutenant MORALLY wounded and twenty
two stand OF arms. We captured three prisoners.
burned tho town OF Austria, having hrrt SEARCHED
every building Az tho nro progressed tho disehrgs u
loaded nrcarms like voeys Of sasketry as the nre
reached their hiding places and heavy explosions
powder also occurred.
OF MAJOR Hubbard and his battalion cannot speak TOO
highly. They deserving all praise Every onieer and
man Of the little forcc reported have with tho
most distinguished bravery and prompt obedience
orders.