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The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
Summons.

sN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF-
tecuth Judicial District of the state of Califor-
MIA. in and f.r the County Of But,e.
People Ct Tie state Of California IS. P4eiiicus
Ora.
Action ira1eht in the District Court og the Fif-
teeltl Juclelal District and the complaint fled in
the County rt Butte. in the oace Of tie Clerk Of
SAID District Court
The Peale Of TIC State ofCluforaia send greet
iag L. pec.dcus 0ld.
You are hereby uired to ap-
pear in an action brought dgaust yoU by the above
named PlaiHtit III the District Court of the Fifteenth
Judicial District a the State OF California in and
for The Comfy o. Butte, and TO answer the com
plant l'el therein. O. copy oi which accompanies
his 1mmols) within ten days, (cXciuSive Of the
day a serYce) aitertLe service You Of this sum
Mans-if served within this County: or if served
ou 81 tAis County hgt in this Judicial District with
10 twenty lays u Il served out OF said District tn en-
!" i-ilA aTil aays-or Judgment by default VIII be
The said action Is brought to obtain Judgment
against yaa i1r lle sum Of $500 7s-I00dths the
sln alleged To je Gac plaintiffs from you for taxes
Jog the year 1861 and 1852. the sum Of S43i
.-le0etAS far the fiscal year lS6l, aud 1913
~ ibIdts FER tid fiscal year o. upon that portion
oi the Fernandez Rancho. situated 10 Butte county
and talv described in plaintiffs complaint. ceri-
led copy ui VIII b acc3uQ Qdules tAS writ. and to
wAlcA rQI are specially referred. together with the
perccu-a &c and costs provided ly law and costs Of
this action; aud If you tail 10 appear and answer
the sall curi1lni as above IegHlrCd. the plaintiffs
VIII take Judgment -ail>t you for the said sUm Of
s-jl i'-lt3atls rs default besides costs and per
coaiage.
- Given under ny hand a-d Seal Of the,
z-.r I District Cont of tAe Fifteenth Judiclst
'-AF District this 10Th day OF January. in the
49, year OF oar Lord, one thousand eight
hundred 8ud siXtythrec.
J.W. GILKYSON. Clerk,
Br R. HoB4ET, Deputy. mhZs3m
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Summons.

- TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIP-
ieeEfA judicial District Of the Stale Of Califaz
MA. IN ana for The county Of Bate.
The Peonle q the State ot California vs. c. I.
Nl->on. + " oodrU1, 2a2 the real estate hereafter
described.
Action brought II he District Court of the FIJI
tee1th Judicial District snd the complaint sled IN
the Coanty q Baite. IN the ofsce q the Clerk oi
said District Court.
The People q the State e california send Greet
l1g - {. : Wilson ana Edward Woodruff
Ioa are hereby reQEi7el
. appear in an action brought against yea 6v the
above named Plaintiff in the District C6urt of the
Fifteenth Judicial District ot the State OF C4sor-
MA, IN and fov the County O.. Bate and 10 aaswe-
the complaint fled therein. "a c0pv Of which ar
companies this Summensl within Ten DAYS excl1-
s!ye Of yhe day q >erviee after the service on yoa
OF thls >ama3aS-u served within this county: or.
If served ont of this county but IN this Judicia}
District, within twenty days; or II served oc7 a.
said District. then within forty dayS-or g6g1sut
by default VII. be taken against vou
The said action i brought 70 obtain i16zueut
against you for the sum of S3l7 -. with Interest
thereon from November 18th 1851, aad - per cent.
thereon a costs Of suit and also for the further
sum oi S453 so with Interest thereon from the l.th
day November l>62. and - per cent. thereon .
costs; the above amounts are alleged T. be due this
panilf from {. E Wilson ana the real estate here
after described for taxes assessed n YOU for the
fiscal years ls5l and lSG2 on the following desert
bed property, real estate TO Wit: 800 acres of land
menciag At the southwest corner Of the BeSone or
LaSsen Rancho. on the Sacramento river. running
thence eaSterly one Spanish league % post Of L.
; saryey marked r /. 81 % : f. corner: themes
RAINING northeriy TO a post marked post " \. f.
corner, " G; thence westerly to the Sacramento
river: thence down said river following its mean
derlnsS TO the pla-e Of hegiuninC-and that the
title OF T. Woodruff in and 70 said real estate.
under foreclosure az mortgage be adjndged subject
aad subsequent 70 the tax lien and judgment lien
herein Tor the said amounts herenbeiore mentioned.
and FOR costs OF this suit: and if you fail to appear
and answer the said complaint as above 7 .erired.
the plaintiff will take Judgment against you by de-
fault for the above amount and for the matters and
things prayed Tor Il his complaint and ior costs Of
slit.
- Given under NY hand and seal Of the
spt District Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial
District, this 2lst day OF january. in the
49, year of oar Lord. 0re Thousand eight
hundred and sixty three.
J. ". GILkl SON Clerk
j. s Derry, Atty for PlIH. apll-Sw
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Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, considered wishing TO continue
the subscription.
2. If subscribers wish their papers discontinued
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid.
& If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office or place to which they are
sent they are held responsible until they settle
their bill, and give notice to discontinue them.
4. II subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper Is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given Of removal.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
paper from the Office, or removing and leaving it
uncaed for, is prima facia evidence of intentional
fraud.
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InsolVelcY IICtica.

G<TATEo CALIFORNIA. COUNTY os BUTTE
- In Gouuty cucst. D-,te DoH !ty. C4}
John c Naleai IS. lis Creditors and tle Credit
or- OF Jos. Williams s. Go.
Notice is hereby qiycn. Iel-Ua1t 30 an order at
tie lioa.J. B. Barker. Comfy Jul-eiu ani .ar T..
County % Butte tlat all Ae credit r- of tile ins,-
vert.John e. Mareal. be aG1 appear before him ia
open Court at the caart hals- ia 0r3vil-. on tie
ssh day @. Jaly i. d. l>d2. 81. l8 o'cl.,s 5. b..
to snow oa9sei II any taey have, why said petition
should not be granted. ana au assignment of biz
est'te- lie Indfe and ae Pc d .asrred from his
debts and Liabilities. in pef-uHco of tie sta-ate
in s,.ch case madc aal provided; aaa ia the mean
time all proceedings against -4il ias4.ve.i he
stayed.
Wiracss my hand and tle Sea-. O..
: So. sa.i C'4it this 81 day of June. s.
- J. W. GILNNSON.
Clerk o. said Court.
Br Z HoEABr. perrty.
GRANGER 81 MACHiCr. Att'v- for Petitioner.
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A ssignee'S Sale.

EpT VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE BY THE
? Hon. Comfy Court. il and lar Butte Comfy
aud State Of California. ora the 81 day Of lone 4.
D. lS53 IN the case Of Charles B75er IS. lis Cred.
it0rS- directing sale o' aEo frame a1iila- Situate5
IN noC.0wu. IourtT oi Bate a1d Sta-e at Callor.
MIA, fronting on the Main street 81 saij town. gau.
ming back 30 feet more or less. and adjoining Oh
the lower side she h3.e, known as the Pioneer Io
tel. ard on the upper side lie property known as
tie ~ pagj1Wn Brewery: ta-g-Lar WIKI all and
singular the teuc-aeut~. nered.tomcu-- ana aurur
teuaGees theraa0to te,oa-ia- or 5u auvwi-c anper-
rlining. Also. Tie Book AccalHt- of said i.~alVe1t
Notice is hereby given, tha. VIII.
On MONDAY. the 28th day Of June,
A. D. 1853 1T o'cIaeS p. g.. at t'.e Court Uaa>e
door in ~,.d Cauty AID State. n.-e said property
for sale at public auction to the highest iil-- tr
cash.
w.O.MmO-ET0N.
Sheriff AID Assignee
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DIcDoRUs says that among the ancient Egyp-
tians one of the conditions of marriage con-
tract was, " that the husband should be obe-
dent to his wife" I" have often heard them
speak, he adds, of the Egyptian bondage,
but never knew it had been carried so far as
this before"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

THE song of the harvest is everywhere. Its
notes fall sweetly on the ear as they float over
the land away there just subsiding, and away
there just beginnng-and so they will pass the
strain along till the music has been waited
round the world
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

IT is an evil thing ncedlessly to cause hu-
man being pain but it is fearful thing to
inhct it on creature that cannot speak, for
it must be that there is always somewhere a
tongue to tell, a mysterious witness to bear
testimony.
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A YOUNG lady should always ask four ques-
tiOns before accepting the hand of any young
man. as follows: Is he honorable? Is he kind
of heart? Can he support me comfortably !?
Does be take a paper
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

TINE is an old novelist who takes pleasure
in printing his tales on our countenances. He
writes the first chapters with a swans down,
and graves the last with steel pen.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
Insolvency Notice.

STATE 0F CALIFORNIA. COUNTY ct BUTTE
~ u tae CouEty Court. Comfy o. Bette. C4I
Jo'e54 i..Ia.a> vs. liis Creditors and tile Cred
it1r- q. jos. Williams + O..
Pursuant To au orleros The Hon. J. Il. Barker.
lad-e q lie sad Comfy Court. natf.e is legelv
given u all the cr-4.tas~ st said Solvent. f5
;. r. Bs. .kar aforesaid. ia orea r- D. ta. C.a.t
Room o., said t1rf. iH the tuar.v of Butte ca tle
sth day Of Ja,r. y. u. i-f3. az la o'.ise& a f..
oi tAst dag. 'Aea arc th-.e t. >aaw cause. i.
any they can. Why the PRAYER oi said iasa.yea.
should oat te granted. aui al .s i.a.1t o.. li, t--
tate he naae ard be be 1i-ai r--l IA his Ceh,
adm liabilities. in par-laa OF the staute IL
~.-eu ease made ara provided; S-u ia fhe ule-u
time. 81. proceedings against said j4sa.veat lc
stayed.
i- Nimos ~ hanl and lhe Seal d. said
sHAL. District Chart. affixed ,li> s5 day 81.
--s-- Jane, a. j.. SOB.
J.W. GILEY~OE. Clelk.
br r. HaHA.r- Deputy.
GRANGER j. MAURICE, Us for Fetiti uer.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
On TUESDAY, the son day Of June.

A. T. lS63. 3 o'c,oek ? " e said tay ar the
Co-rr Harse door. IL said C-str a1 The right.
,if'e and Interest n sara defendants n ana t. 8
certain pieca or ra-cc, of l1r6 lfa- ana situated
in 0reEla Township. Butte Coantr. Sta-eo Cal5-
fOrnia. known rs Kelly * ts-'> 21rth = ana h-,n-
ded en- the north hv Pence'> Ranch: ca She easy hv
Channels Ranch ana the Table Mountain: an t2e
south hv NG1v * SW eenyS Danches an. on she
ives, hv Neerc & Gc0a-el> Ranch. c1rtsi-.-- 2
Fifteen Hundred Scres IF lsri more or less. g.
Scther with all au3 singular the -euewe1ts he-e.
dtawentS. franchises nights. privileges rrrtS ard
profits and 2aruEteuances thereanto belonging o-
Ia aDvwi>e apuertala5nc; and that ] Wit sen ttc
sane IN the following order % y-i-.
Fi-S--The following three quarter sections. O.
wit: that portion Joining ths lands Of H. Pence and
others 0n the south and known as Kelly IS NurahvS
Ranch and bounded and described IS follows. Il
Wit: commencing n stake at -he north aast e8r-
ner. ran0i8E -heCce half q mi'e south: thence one
thence threetcl-taS Of mile west thence bali q
mile north: thence 0Ie-toasih OF mile east. thence
haf . nile aortl; thence three -fo1r.hs cf a ia-,.
east To The place # beginning; together wi,h al
and singular the te1ements. hcrchtameatS ana an-
purtcnauceS taereUlto ael1ur5cS or in acy Wise
a0rertSiaiu-.
Seeond-The residue of the atoress1l Fiaeen
Hundred acres ot lind together With all ana >iug1-
lar the teuements. hereditducatS and anuurteaaa-
cos the-eluro belonging or jn autwiSe appeIta iuc.
Orovlc, 4th june y. -. lSS3.
W.0.MIDDLETON,
Shelit It Butte County.
By HAEMEN BAY, Under sheriff.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

FAME is like shaved pig with a creased
tail, aud it is only after it has slipped through
the hands of some thousands that a fellow by
mere chance holds on to it.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

Sentimental young lady. rescued
from a watery grave, - l must and shall marry
the noble being Practical parent, Why
my dear, its dog"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

No entertainment is SO cheap as reading.
and no pleasure so lasting.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

PATRIOTISM depends upon how you spell
1t, whether you can praise the article or not
Pdg-triotism is way that majority of mer
should write the word.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

Why is haunch of venison like dandy I
Because its bit of buck.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

OLD age is a relentless tyrant it forbids
The pleasure Of youth on the pain of death.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

FEELING is a truer oracle than thought ;
hence women are oftener right than men.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

IF virtue is its own reward there will be
persons who have little enough.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
Liver Complaint,
Dispepsie,
Jaundice,
CHRONIC NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS. AND ALL DISEAS-
ES ARISING FROM 4 DISORD-
Erred LIVER OR STOMACH.

LlAf-I II ' IN UIA y 1F4I ACH.
Such Constipation. Inward Piles. FuilueSs or
Blood TO the Head. Acidity Of stomach. Nausea.
Heartburn. Disgust for food, Fuilness or weight
in the stomach. Sour Fluctuations Sinking OF
FluIterinE At the PIT Of the Stomach, Swim min :
Of the Head, "arried and difficult Breathing
FlutteTing at the Heart. Choking OF Sufocating
sensation when in lying posture. DimpeSs Of
Vision. Dots or Webs before the Sight Fever and
duh pain in the Head Deficiency Of PersperatiOn.
YellowneSS of the Skin and Eyes. Pain IN the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs &c-. Sudden Flushes Of
Heat Burning in the Flesh. Constant lmaginings
OF Evil, and great depression Of Spirits; and VIII
positively prevent Yellow Fever. Bilious Fever,
etc.
REDINGTON 4 co.
San Francisco.
Agents fer -hs Pacific Coast.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

An army, like water, stagnates by rest and
is kept fresh by motion.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

Envy is unqusstionably a high compliment
but most ungraciOus one.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

THR telegraph line connecting Aurora with
Inc outside world was completed on the 9th
nSt by bringing the wires into connection
with The batteries in the office at Aurora. The
event was celebrated in the evening by pub
lie meeting, speeches, and other demoustra
tons
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
LEGAL.
Sheriff S Sale.

- sale isSeed oat of rhe District Cs1rt h sse
Fifteenth Ja6icial District 70 sH1 for the Csrvtv
of Bette ana STATE q Caiifr-ria unEe- tha ses1
Thereof ia the caese af : 4. FouIk. vs. p. n. Kelly
? NE7E by ana MicAca D7u-Aa--Y. f. Hle Gire,.ai
Sscej premises men TONED i1 ssjd order ID which
reference heiaE had n ire fglir anras-s hsrele
ed upgn snd wiil esp7se e 94b.csae Tie highest
bidder toy cash
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

\ GOOD house wile's affairs are ike a motion
10 adjourn" always in order"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

WE judge ourselves, says Longfellow, by
what we feel capable of doing. while others
judge US by what we have already done"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

LET the young man who bushes take cour.
age, for it is the color of virtue.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

WATCH against irritation, positiveness, un-
Kind speaking and anger study aud promote
love.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

The experience of many a life What a
fool I've been " The experience of many a
wife " What fool I've got.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

MoRE epitaphs are written to show the wit
or genius of the living than to perpetuate the
virtues of the dead.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

SoNE peoples hearts are shrunk in then
like puts; you anhear them rattle as the,
walk.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

ProrLs act first and think afterward. taking
care to reconcile their opinions to their con.
duct.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

AT twenty five we kill pleasure, at thirty
we ENJOY II, at forty we husband it, at fifty We
hunt after it, at sixty we regret it.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

Is poverty like Saul. has killed its thousands
riches like David, have killed their tens o
thousands.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

\ HANDFUL Of common sense is worth a
bushe of learning
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

ROWLAND HlLL said be wouldn't give a
iaFthIng for the mans religion whose cat and
dog were not the better for It,"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
JOB PRINTING

Having just received large assortment ot Pli4t-
ing Materials, comprising some Ne,c and Elegant
Styles of Type, MACHINERY, &C., we are now
enabled 70 execute all l;aas of job Printing At
GREATLY REDUCED RATES. and in as
neat style as any Printing establishment ia the
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
q a MI p H f. ME-

le2-tf COL1ON DARRACH.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
Give it one Fair Trial !!

Give it one Fair Trial
And if YOU do not find it 70 be all ii Is recommend
ed. 90 back to the Agent and get double the
amount Of money refunded. This offer
is made knowing that what this
has done in thousands Of cases
IT WILL Do AGAIN
For Pain in the Stomach, Back, and Bowels, Barns
Bruises, Cuts. and Swellings. Collie, Diarrhea,
and rheumatism. Headache. Toothache. and Ear.
ache. 1t cures almost instantaneolsly.
CHRONIC DISEASES, such as Dyspepsia. Weak
Breast, Liver Complaint, General Debility. Canker
or Sore Mouth. Putrid or Sore Throat Weak Eyes
Spine and Kidney disease, Old Sores. Coughs and
Colds. ln the above named diseases il needs only
TO be faithfully used, and a CURE Is CERTAIN.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
Pare Extracts for FIayoring.

NANEiY
VANILLA, LEMON. ORANGE. PEACH, BITTER
ALMOND, ETC.
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z tie District Court o.: tile Fifteenth Judicial
District. cf the State OF California. in and for
the County Of Butte.
Tf,er,a- u Va1Ear VS. r---~srsr u ,y-;1.-- a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-27
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM LANCASTER, OHIO.
Democratic Free Speeoh--A Rs
porter Not Allowed to Report
George E. Pugh,
mo the cIneInnnl CommercinI.l
LANoAsrER, O, Jnly a.

LANCASTER, O., July "a.
There were about two thousand FIVE hun
dred persons present at the Democratic
meeting to-day. There was not much en-
thusiasm manifested. Speeches were made
by Pugb, Olds and Congressman Fink.
I commenced reporting Mr.. Pugh's
speech, when party of eight or nine but
ternuts approached me, seized my phone
graphic writing apparatus, and ordered
me TO leave the ground I refused to 90,
when three of them threatened to strike
me. Others caught hold of me, and was
compelled to retreat before the superior
force of the enemy. They escorted me out
of the grove in which the meeting was
being held as .insultingly as they knew
how
The matter was all arranged before
hand. 1 was told by Union mon this morn
ing that if was seen at the meeting
would get into trouble. As | went to the
grounds heard butternuts talking among
themselves about looking for me, and max
ing me leave the meeting, if seen present.
1t was impossible for me to mako an ae-
eurate report without attracting some at
fention, and, once observed, the news of
my presence spread rapidly through the
crowd.
told the villains who assailed me that
I did not think Mr. Pugh would object to
faithful report of his speech, such as in
tended 10 make. They replied that demo-
Gratis didn't want au abolition sheet, like
the Commercial to say anything about
them, and that if didn' leave they would
carry me out on a rail MACK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-27
FEELING III THE BRITISH PARLIA
MRNT.

NEW ORK, July %
The City Of New York made the passage from
Queenstown in nine days, the quickest time on
record for a screw steamer.
The Bohemian arrived out on the 18th and the
CITY Of Cork on the 1Cth Of July.
In the House Of Commons, on the 18Th of July,
Roebuck Withdrew his motion for the recognition
Of the South, yielding his own feelings to the
wishes Of Lord Paimerston.
Palmerston said Roebuck did right in with
drawing the motion. He hoped this would be
the last time when any member of Parliament
wonld make use OF his intercourse with any
foreign sovereign, such proceedings being ex-
tremely irregular.
Mr.. O'Donoughue protested against ROebuel's
bitter hostility to the North. He believed Roe
buek and his friends were aetuated by the belief
that the destruction Of the Union would be Of
the greatest advantage 20 England. He should
considerit the greatest calamity to the world.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-27
NEW YORK nIARKET-JuIy rs.

RlOur-Less active and market closed scarcely 80
firm and prices without dtcided change.
Sales at 4Ai15,lO for extra State; s5,6j65,75 for
common to good shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio.
Whisky-Market more active. Sales at 4Gdi5ifc
for good and prime parcels.
Hhent-Fair request for export at shade better
prices, VIII le common and inferior descriptions
dull aud heavy.
Sales at s,dOaI.I7 for Chicago Spring; q, ,I26I 2I
for Milwaukee Club; sI,2 -@l,z7 for Amber Iowa;
&l,Z7 for choice Amber Green Bay; 4I,2lGl,25 for
winter red We stern 81 ,266lI 80 for Amber Micbi
gau.
speculative demand a. 65d67ifc for mixed western
closing firm.
Oats Market less active and scarcely 80 firm
Gales at 1ulI76la
PoFk-Opened DIM snd closed shade easier.
Sale at 81 5uoll 62s for old mess sl3 5l36gh for
new do: so 2i1ll,l2S for cid aud prime &l3 70
anl6,O0 for new prime.
I.ard-uull and lower Sales at 9a9Ec.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-27

MEMPHIS, July D. .
Chalmers forces who have held the country
south Of Memphis are reported moving toward
Grenada and Oklahoma.
Scouts from 0kalons yesterday report John
ston has fallen back to Chunky river.
Bngg's army are mostly at Chattanooga and
Atlanta.
None Of Bragg's troops have gone TO john
stOn.
Atlanta is strongly fortified.
Charleston dates, Of July 18th, state Fort Wag-
ner still holds out, and that the Yankees had
been surprised on Folly Island and retreated to
Morris Island. The irOn-clads and other craft
continued to bombard Fort Wagner.
The report that Pillow is in Western Tennes-
see is untrue.
Bands Of guerrillas enforcing the eOnseTptiOn,
stealing horses, &c, are all the forces left to an
noy the inhabitants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-27
FROM CAIRO.
First Shipment to New Orleans
Condition Of the Vioks-
burg Army,
ITO Chicago Trbune.l

[ro Chicago Tubune.l
CAIRO, July "a.
The steamer Planet has arrived here, but
the news is anticipated by your Memphis
dispatch below.
The first shipment hence for New Or
leans since the suspension of river naviga-
ton, took place this morning, when the
toWbOats Shingress and Hornet, in accord
ance with orders received from Captain A.
C. Voolfolk Acting Quariermasler, started
for New Orleans with 12S,OOO bushels of
coal in tow
The Dunleith, United States Sanitary
boat, came in from Vicksburg this morn
ing. Her officers report a large increase
of sickness among the soldiers at Vieks-
burg. The surgeons fear an attack of yel-
low fever. The water is bad, and there is
little or no ice The stencil all about Vicks-
burg is insuferable Ice is being shipped
from here as fast as possible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
Letters Of Mafqus--Ma General
Grant.
LTo the Chicago Trihune.l

ITo the Chiesgo Tribmel
WASHINGTON, July 81.
The statement that General Grant is 10
receive the Major Generalship in the reg
ular army made vacant by retiring Gen
eral Wool, is believed TO be as yet only
rumOr.
The resignation of General WadsWOrth
will not be accepted. He will he trans
feTred to another command,
In view of the increase of piracy the
Government is strongly urged to issue let
ters of marque and reprisals. Some
strong action is about to De taken relative
to the iron clad feet being fitted out in
England.