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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-01
For Rent and Sale.

- The subseriber has for rent, Store Roma.
email and large; also Ofiees IN good buildings.
I'D story Dwelling Houses for remit Buildins
Lota and other real estate for sale.
EEtHr TH0S. H0RNBR00K,
CustOm-House, Surveyors once,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-01

Milliken's Bend, a shipping port in that
part of the country, would certainly have
been captured, had it not been for two in
complete colored regiments one OfwhicH
had not been mustered into the United
States service. The men are said to have
fought likes1evils.
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IL not 10y any meals tho mes: casfcfats cit
uaton the world or this revolutioDever saw
The taking of Jackson. which viriu6ly amount
ed to no taking at all, fas it TVS prudentiy
and quietly evacuated 10 not tbs most serion'
of matters. in military poiD Of view, and
things are BY no meana - uypromising in tha'
vicinity as they appeared shrsr glance. The
enemy after taking possesion evacuated il, al
. o'clock on Sunday, AID retreated towards
Vicksburs. The priphpaI buildings of the
town, we believe, wbre burned by our ewn
people before giving up the place.
st last accountst vas thougat that Penn.
berton was in t.e rear OF the ere my; having
come up from y3cksburg General Joe John
ston arrived it jackson The night of tile lad,
(Fridayj aud fell back the next day towards
Canton, lila available force boing too small TO
give battle. with the thirty thousand troops oil
Grant. which came into jackson about noon oil
the 18Th, aud evacuated, Is the telegraph In
forHs ne, ut 2 o'clock ou Sunday.
The region Of country between jackson and
yicksburg is level and slightly undulaiing but
devoid of the bayous, s~ampo, and creeks
north Of the Yazoo. II 'it had been possible
for Johnston, with anything Of ma equal forcc
to have fallen npon the enemy at jackson be
fore he could have had time to change front
he nigh; have routed him and cut him Of
completely. As il 10, if Pembarton came mp
in the rear, and . simultaneous attack be made
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by alsss ecsssaShe stss1 ulakuRes 1shnsAsa, 10
thinlt GausFsf .Grsnt viii haHa ca1@e to rue biz
Asrabin, and wish Fl not astsnptsdIso
RoldI m sbiertakinl isat BATH es asfne
feiatt besssen Vic iud Sacksdn is.Im,
miasut The positEI ylss. eerssi,.tiss. and tho
situation Of tho contending armies in suci, an
event. viii be likely to feuAsrs.ts strukEs
desperate. If Grant is defested there J. ne
hep, TO extricats himself By retreat. II bsfs
ne,,-;-taea yicksbag b. id sone dspsef o. fall
ing into tho hands OF the enemy. Trough We
firmly believe the iunpregnahie little city is too
strongly fortified to be taken 81 the very frat
ssssfait, and is certainly supplied sufficiently
with stores. TO sHpd . six rnorsh6 'siegs, II
necessary. We shall swais tidinss from that
quarter with no little anxiety ahd trusting IN
God and Joe Johnston, shall hope for the best
in tie meanti9e.
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.DxslsRTERs--sso REWARD.

IL,
: Camps near she ibyviile. T.nn., Ai9. q. less. {
'TNnE following h iist Of dessrten fom the 9Th
l. Ark anszs Regiment and BATTALION Tor each oae
Co.. apT,sse Sloan I.a Is sg wan s o,s blu.
cyes, dark tair ealkw coGsplexton, teet Z inches
high. Hsmpton. ArkansasL
l. Co. Gr-tr,vase Berry Bossck. 81 ylsn old. blue
ey~s light b. ir, isr complexion. iect inches bigA,
Ue., i--sisoxs Il Miller, 81 y.ar old. sl.os
cyess blsok hale dArH complexion, eet ibchss
Oh. Janes Rsrrisssr, 10 years old black eyes. black
h.ir; dask oonPs1ion, ices In hen high. pade
s.h B.tesispn Co.'S A a B-w Iock.. "a wear. old,
blue eyes. b,ssk hair isAr complexion. lset inch
high.a Terry. a. years old, slus. syre. DARK hair
10 years old. tle eyes, hight half fair complexion
teei inches high Greet, ~ yesfs oh. hazel eyes
.eo BAR. ,asr smpiex,sn. iest 10 Inches high.
sio. sy s.ls
%sir air corapi.1ioe isss incs:. sIrsS D,eiy.
u years old. h.ue eyee, dark hair, dark ocuplexior
feet ~ iuchss nigh. Little Rock, Arkansas.
S. t s.rs e Gs 49, n ss.s ssys
Mills 10 years old, hassl eyes. dark bair, dark
pI<xion % lees high 4 . aefEaa. 90 pears old. blue
ssh. Orrea. "a yenrs Old, dark eycs, dssk bair.
dsrs ccmpiexlon, s s.es inches khgh. d stsnIey.
= ~ sssss s'I s s. a E sn
p,ssi1s iss. ssSs. Siss. Tsrsssa. Sc yssss od,
ntsh; Es, me- rs ysars ala darn svss, snrk bsir
ssr6 compnxiou, asS1 inciss hugh. a u lfgfgan,
~ yts,s sad, cark eyse a.rk haF, 6arh coupxion.
lcet inches high, n Michel, 20 years Old. gray
Of - iaht hair. light complexion. feet inshsn
nikh Newell. d years osd blue eyes, light hxlE
ttsht ccsnP le,1vn. fset 10 rnches high. hewses
~ yeans I'D. DART eyps. h}cs hair, asrk conpexssp,
.s~a inehss high, NOVEL;, u ycsrs old. dsff
eyee. bfsck hsir, bstR ccupkxtpu, iest . Apcbcs
sss = :as si e.: Ssi ss ny e.s
ksnsaa.s W eSely la yeaxs cid bus Hycs, nshs hstr
eht CEN PIE l1oa. 3 lied 10 fncbss b,rs. ORGY,
tEyesn o5c. iAue eyes figinA hsr, hgbs conplexioa
stees insbh hixs Az gohnson IN yean old. oark
sy .. s s h.r dsrl onsaz'es 10 inches high
800 s &c. $1,000 = = s,e en- = ,s,. an, ,-,oo
Appfsh9beihE and dsifvcfipg tay zoe ef The above
hs1ksd psfs6hss' Nod 90 thsss ffu0 the Al bsusl
- sPussd 70 h. " Aslssasan. - they wese eft
N ha~efpis ia hfp.sHlpi, are a. ether piscss. and
- = f'i a. N. @. puNx,
. sssiss eitssl osss. On n,w Gan NM. A,s. VOL
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ssA- We clip the following from the knex
vile Register of yesterday. We had heard
runors of "a similar character tho day previ
ous. out discredited them. We received yes
t~rGay Dispatch from Gen. Forrest, and hs~'
hate information from CORTLAND. bait 10 men
ton is made from either point of such IN ex
ped,top. Here ia tho dispatch from the Reg
later:
p ATLANTA. May 1C--The Quarterrnastcr q
Gen. rvik c,rps arriIed anaepassed through
nere this .r,oIniug. lie reports sevena r efgff'
thousand of the cnemy approaching Rome
All the availab fierce heresbss been ordereSf
out aud Will be hell in readiness. -
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EEOst THE FRONT.

re rundeee tt the daily RtbL
CAsr He,Hox. Tenn, May 18th, 1sGj.
All qniet 10 front. occasional ssirmishes by our
II, with the enemy. To ralievs toe ronotony OF
camp life, Col. Thompson occasionally incuges 10
.coutag expsd;:i wti;h has terminated - far IA
ve-asc in capturing struggling YaIkees who venture
too far from :le:r c,mn. OR expeditions are IRE
qnenty attended With dnnges tho following viii
show. Msjor.J r. Tauratnn acting .scn-t u Briggs
Gen. II In aud ans -ompan.el by Is member
D! the Bid Georgia caTa!g, aud rs fdembera of tn
I'd Georgia Cavaky, under Lieu. Allen, steite3 OF
Tuesday morning. on rsconn itsr!ns expedition ic'
purpose OF obtaining know edge aud Eeootal in
formation OF throad locality. and 10! OF the picket,
IF the enemy Arriving In. Close prox unity to theii
nes. Maj Thornton was instructed by Gen. Helm %
selee. slx picket duty. L..ut Kliak was se
!eced ia accompany them to their post Ia III.
tine the Generals were selecting suitable p!acea 10,
picatting ile ,I,iotsietcs he little party Of svet
pro- eGed IN Their Instructed, they halted al
he suggestion OF farmer named Morton were csiei
taeir attention 70 old church, s.: ndiag about IS
yards from tie road. aud stated mat Il something
UNUSUAL for the doors and windows TO be closed q
they had not been closed before for better than
year Fortunately the i,'ie party did go towards
tie church. lie IN the sat of prncee ing on the
rad, the command given 20 halt by severa
vpAs which arrested their attention In their rear
Yankees, with their guns resting fence point
iag towards taeu. In this dilemma there no 9th
er alternative, either to run the gauntlet under q
hesvy Gre Of their gnns. dash tow. de. Murffees
boro OF II, TWO evils they took tao former, With
Leu. klnk at their head. ahoutng for them t. oiler
hin. They pm, spurs 10 their horses, dashed down
TIE road tn, top of their speed, and when within
Is yards of the the Yankees turned loose upon
tnern but by the interp ,stion OF Providence every
one escaped unhurt u was indeed mirsculoas tina,
they escaped without the their horsss bsin
shot 4 portion of our picsets ars now stationed
thin me mic ef Bfs6yvi,l,, under the connan nd oil
Capt ID. r. DooteH resident OF Rome, Go. The
aitAsulneas with which aas rtormsd the sres us
Md ta n:.e, cries,. while acting fe'a officer
whi:c stationed bsre. and being Ia close proxmity
With tbs eacsny has me. tbs unqualified approval OF
his superior ,doers. Re has visited daily various
posts OF picsts. EXTENDING 80 sni.es, travelling
day and uyht tor she past two MONTHS as occasien
ru,d desire. p;isonsr has Just been brou ght IN
bu. ao,bng Of importance be CLEANED fora him
ANY pavement Of iunportunce I'll be innedia;ey
co.yaun'cs.ed {, you, ut tbs earliest opportunity.
A
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4 - IEG AFT LIcIaD. &4h gs. =
a lure Cure-A Cer:ain Cnrel

ReciFe. composGd entirely OF vasufshle. ingredi-
ents will ~ sent by mali TO any psivpn ppou the
receipt oi hve do.lsr>. which M warranted o. lie a
sure cur, - Gvnsrrbes, Gl.st. Lrasosrh.s, Acute
and iihror.c Vsg Iiitis. de- 10 vii csfv syphilis In
say toru thai b curah.e by eny other plan OF
rueut JIG has oevtr known o. hil In q sing Q
,a.e, where 1t wSs given fair issi Composed. "a
u IN. % vegetable sisep4er. IN he fesGh OF ALL auy
one ei common Judgment can psspare n; b be
used privately. - .....
Any persoa whhng Recire VIII ebcl~e = 70
Doll. r. and tGstsge sismp % Or r. J. pos ksos,
f.exngt,n. UglsthroIe cnunfy. Georgia. ana recipe
sit y: rDnptiy ssd taishIaay ps aisssi. =
mnyl7
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He1. Eight Thousand Gerinans hef Hneel-
hing in St.Aouis on the i0sh, AID sAop'ed res
ella IONS for the removal of HaEck and sarc
promotisn of Fremont, Bu,:ef and Siegie
They. we're loud mou;Aed against the miiiIaiy
interference ia tho freedom OF speech, ami
spluttered da;ch and destroyed Lager Beer
a, a feurful Fate. "Mein Colt vat beepies
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I'D. Mr.. Dupree, Is. La the able corresPon
dent of the Knoxville Register, from Rich
1nord, aad connected eduorialiy with that
pap,r, has returned to Knoyiie. The
sprighhy tone of the paper Of is.'e proves that
his iacrle PEN has pei been Idle since his
retern.
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pr,-we are. Indebted to our esteemed irier

pC@ We sFe'fndebted TO our csieened riend
John stewart. Esq, of Richmond, for the fol
lowing list of CASUALTIES in companies a and
u, l4th Tennessee reg ,mert in the recaft bat
tlos near fredericksburg 80 i.a,.....
Company A.--Capt Thomptson kii'ed. Ed
sin U Bu1n wounded. nut dangerously. Gns
rompktns killed, ,Ri ohasd Arnss,ead Killed, r
M,tcnelt wound cal III leg; NOS serioasl,t Hob
Evan, wounded in aswa. u -, Zl.is.
Company H.--Woapded--D. Ekpmp4. ennl
johnson. Is sIsnas. r. Tarws,er, Rich p Jnclt
son. snuh.ly. IA Cobb dssgsrou sly, tCsrtsr
hadiy ~ lace, Jsuass Aisdison hiissipK. FL
Cot. MuCoub wounded in Iea, Capt. Philips
slightly wouMeiea; Capt winfisId sligtnly ai,1
1t. Hu,chiuso tianger0usly. xrssa %
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ET,T" The address OF the New York IN
meelifs, to take place in June, is ia favor of q
vigorous prosecution OF the war for peace
They ioushr tho country TO pieces and nov
the fools think they can fight it back 10 peace
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atis. The minority court in faliaudis ham
triss we're in favor Of senting him South.
|semtllsm along. Well give hi,n brigade OF
cavalry and turh him loose into your great
wetters States ~
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nAyl6slm

ENF1Y DOLLARS RkwARD .--Fcr the spprebeu-
IT sion ot q negro boy Walker, which leit ~
hiddl' ton Tennesse,.. the pight an the eeth OF
sge. dnrg complexion. ak feet hieh anock kpeed @
lutte hump shoulders.d with @ over 0ne OF The
bis way 70 CHAMBERS county AatumA, where he vas
raised. will give fftY dollars TOR his safe delivery
IN jail. and nosiiy ma OF Jssse Fitzpatrick, 81 DUdy-
vile, Alaosms. .-.
JESSE 7. fITzeATRICK,
mayGlm- Capt. Co. Y, tas Ala Cav Rest
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CONFEDERATE SHOE LAST FACT0RY.--Cor-
" rsr ~ Ntfehsll and Gsronsr saretts Atlanta ia
1 he undersigned have been operating this Factory
IL eor0ulencenent aud ban iR tncceasrul
operation aud have mprSsed tsaehinety fof the pro-
duction CT shoe Lssts. We are ps.pned % all al
orders a. nhort notice Our unisess and stsz vii
he fauBd sccursts. We keep. instantly on hand .
large assortment. S,oe manufacturers ana deeies In
shoe Lssis will aud IL to their advantage % order
from the Factory or nom sr.rt 4. +. B,nks
09ikTREE HILLS.
mayl6slm Whis hall street.
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From, TIE n. 7. word, April ID.
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49, E...",..k,...lEs' W

49, .N...''..A,..E W
Aifdsdier vss rmoks. y J.. III
Ii las had hut hia Joke.
Aue~ctutt hrv~ssss sd .en stori.s asi siE1 sn.-.-
sThera axs On old pilot named Seward,
WIZ rs~ef believed Oh Il tt bisw hard,
60 be walked up ITO late,
= Wksih tue ship CO the seste.
Was drifting on ,snd hashit 70 lsewtrd.
Th.rc yrs pure bearer nsmed Csass. r..
Who made pepper and gold tun q race.
And invented the greep-tsek - -..-H-
That was meier 20 81 se~n ok
- the cn,toms--a veiy hard case,
There xss an Old tosy named welles.
QrHe worthy u Cap and OF bells.
Fer ne Thought that pirate. -s..t
lao st ID,G at treat rate,
Would " sit 10 lie liddSd WITH shells
There vas an attorney named Bates,
1hiey Nist>er st Jaw ter TIE Stslcs
lutss Mvsr q word
Or krs pl-sdins - beard,
Nho can possibly tell how he rates
Thers vas an Old po=t-nan M red Blair,
Ditnos' d tn do ronething qoite far.
But iaRgtical Jury
ksds Bi.ir, Of Eis.ouri,
10 the prarks Of tae eanisrst share.
There was an old wsr ass named Stanton.
a lm vi an Anne Ian Damon.
1hssge he tn nA> ne designed
IL -. nish mankind
Refund tOo wor;d frvm Chicago TO Canton.
There WAS al 81 Pee. uanisd Bryant,
- PsriiAs stIs fy no niesna giant.
Yet he rcuwis iii ghcst
A. he does H. m P,af
Ma hup,auiti.s & i'm AID dceaat.
Thare wa queer parSon named Eeecicr,
Ao. Christ III. Fl blood shed q tcschers
IL was always II ts.
" h=tn-r k os, tr rice.
Wrought The ann Of this basp hemOus preacher.
Th're raH sn.o.d Governor Andrew,
Never mcd"nisutac drew
lie tls That the "a gget
!. very much bigger
TuHn events that may make the whole land RE.
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MALI vallsndishsus isr seut to Tortugas
be viii no longer be a .copper-headAhe viii
be Gully copierssaf
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pr- w ,,tier ifths yaairees don't iisiu,
cast a. das.per" over yAliandigham 81 son.
sonciug him TO Dry Tertug,sh 8sy4. --,.
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Big "Rmors are flying about ut Tulla-
hona. say Me taespssches. Trust they weps
bit anybody in the eye.
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For the Chattanooga Rebel.
congregational.

SOss res siOmpI.
EDIroks EEBEL-Gents You will please
adorn your columns whth my patroDypic.
arm a candidate to repFes end Arizonia Terrific
~ in the next Confederate Congress. by re-
cont act OF Congress discover that can b,
voted for by 10y grateful leso w-cilizens at any
point between Chattanooga aud the port o
Nassau. II il true / sru NOT now a resident, 81
Arsz ,nis bus have frequently declare ed nj,
intention to EScone citizen of thai loyal sec
ton it il rue have NO claims urpn tina
ground of hay Jug been thrown into Yspkes
prison, but have been in The CO un,y jaiis Of
tlac county several times previous to tic WAL
Being q refugee, aud with no other :" tis,b,s
useaps. Of suiTsr,-" think there ousnt to bs
roois enough w the congressional hal ls for
another h<savy member" aud viii serve 81
as low fig ars ss q sDy other man." . vi
: '.1 't-A - flox. .K.xusT ERe =.
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sal- Frs.b r. Blair. 'shs. Yankee lsr.souss.
who seoA the oath ct ailsgiuAcAsOltha ceofsds
eta,. Sn,cW ss.,r ,,,S hate battles, IL d ssasef
Franz j.. p,s;r Inc member of tie LinooAh
e'asresa i'o,9 hAsanri; { -. .o.s.
aas> The ROW ine euf,isIns fspon ille char
.c,er Of sienewalI Jackson, GenaiRF ,Nev
1Yosk Herald and Waahiugfen. chfoaifles mo
such as We cousd scsfcs.y hevst s1rssAldessn
Utl I'D alS. a-ssf =, | Ia usiJ
hHsA sSAiSSs sttg',.s sssc, -
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8lEaE - astklEsIsE .IIssskssEE' -.
asasza os.ev~sA.. q "a. xssa.
ia . sa FAIayisD. Tmms.. Eaxls. fses z
s|The pa~pSR Of speedy tksgagsReD Shps1
Aas Asox sSTs. aud tur slVtps AZ d>edl|
add spo0sirG in tie wflted Quiet end lssne-s
Of camp routine slongIhe cqIrire irHe.~- But on
.oqoyn,cf cur proai4sy g. shse snemys and
cur Constant readiness 4 can't may ocoar.s-
, 1863-06-18
FROM RI,33SECnaNS' ARMY.
4 Sharp skirniah at Gallatin,

lspeetal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
AcnPREEasoHo, June II, 1858.
Word w:s received Monday that Wharton
was preparing to make raid on Gallatin with
d large force Of cavalry; Colonel r. Il. G.
MInty, Aih Michigan Cavalry, commanding a
brigade under General Turchin, started out on
Monday evening to makea 4 diversion In favor
Of the Union forces ut Gallattn~ Yesterday,
, 1863-06-18

The advance Of the rebels into Peunsyl-
runia, and the movement On Washington
Or Baltimore, have been so sudden and un-
expected that the West is filled with aston
ishment and the East with panic The
irruption Of the plundering hordes into the
keystone State preceded even rumo1 Of
The approach Of danger. The blow came
before the report Clambersburg was
gacked before its citizens knew they were
IN danger.
While all eyes were looking towards
VickBburg Us the scene Of colossal strug:.
gle, and every steamer was rushing down
the Mississippi crowded full Of reinforce
ments, to repel the hundred thousand reb-
els supposed to be marching under John
ston, to raise the siege and crush Grant,
The stunning news falls upon the ears Of
Tho public, That one hundred thousand
rebels ere sweeping across Maryland, into
the heart OF Pennsylvania, and surging up
to the very entertainments around the
National Capital.
1t seems now, as if the rebel chiefs had
completely utgeneraled our military men,
and stolen march upon Us. A month
ago, Grant crossed the Mississippi and
6tormed the works below Grand Gull,
carried them, aud marched 1apidlY on
jackson, the Capital Of the State. He de-
fcated the rebel forces in five pitched bat
lies, capturing and killing many thousands;
, 1863-06-18
FROM ST, PAUL.
The Indian Expcditfon-Irapor
Railroad Scheme.

[spec,al Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
Sr.PAU1, Mlnn., June II, 1863
Dispatches received from Gen. Sibley say
that the forces which comprise the great In
dian expedition, left Camp Pope yesterday.
They go direct to Fort Abercrombie, which Is
zoo miles from Camp Pope, and that this will
be the base Of active operations against the
Indians, -. .
Communication will not be kept open, and
we shall consequently have no tidings Of the
expedition until, they reach the fort.
a large number Of 1aflroad men ,are in this
city, andnegotiations arc nearly cousummated
for tho consolidation Of MI the Eastern and
Western railway Lines Of Wisconsin. This
consolidation will include the leading lines to
La Crosse and Prairie du Chen, aud will be
known as the Milwaukee md ST. Paul rail-
road. This arrangement oYercomes the en-
barrassments which have heretofore prevent
cd the extension Of the roads through or be-
yond Wisconsin. It has been accomplished
in view OF the speedy construction Of the
Minneapolis and Cedar Valley, and other mil
roads in Minnesota Mcssrs. Mum, Cham
ber1ain and Nash, the parties who are inter-
csted In the construction OF. the Minneapolis
and Cedar Valley roads, are In the city. The
arrangements being made. will secure i'm
menso advantages to Minnesota, and to the
whole Northwest. -
, 1863-06-18

soldiers have gone from Missouri
and the rebel reports state that Burnside
and Rosecrans have scrt twenty thousand
to Grant, md that the Potomac army has
contributed as many more, making fifty or
sixty thousand who have gone in hothaste
to help Grant repel the attack Of Johnston.
This drainage OF troops from the East and
centre, and their concentration away down
South ut >Vicksburg created an opportunity
to strike blow on the Potomac, which
the rebels were not slow to improve. -.
We venture tue opinion that the two d.
visions OF Bsaggs army reported to have
gone 10 Ficksburg, are with Lee, nesr
washington, and the column from Mobile
TINT Started from tie same place is in
fennEy l!anla under kwell and Loa agsstrcet.
There has been s~itt and general con-
ccn1raton OF all the tnoopstle rebels could
1ate ,. ana seraPe: ior Inc psfposo OF tha as
1,Aut " nAs1!tns"n ~. L, ano ane 1a'o 1n'o
: euus'4' "1uA !" nno OUT oo'einment: ::
was " eoe'gencany engaged IN strcnsthenins
oluo'' 1ue3 1uestse d euooen olo" oes"een
~ - :, ~ :" "1sI4'on. -, ailu : os IL tae
4-D. ' =, = ~ A11a.A - naoc >. WILL
- .e .ou~..1 oeu 10y - M nsa1e' 'uan -. 1las
~" ~ a5 .44.e e4uo A14 .tu1. ."o years
-. 4"u u'1 u'as4nu eoi.ueS "ato7e
Ao ~ % '4 Al'1 epno0, Aa's goae
an' ~ e'le1r ~ nu.n'ct 1'' ieocis. ocne'e
oa'e soae ~ slcAsoalg' aou 10 ms 1ne
nea'S 4oss u tnefccent oas1ies o. Chan-
cel1'is'n'e anu r1es'e',cksouFs' ana .he
1eason Is seen lor tne unio"keo-aoF crossing
o. 1ae to'omtc, ana rush INTO fennsylVa-
ma anu az "aslnng1on' OF the 1eocl army:
e1l, We 10 no' oene'e 1oey "a'l succeed
, 1863-06-18

Death OF Hon. Exrn Lincoln.
bosToN, June 15.-Hon. EzrA Lincoln. AZ.
,saM .i.'t United States Treasurer, died Of apo,
NM ~. Lincoln ~aa ono of onr most v.1usa:
na snd ana h;s held many Offices Of tru.t
of a c,t,ens assh Is doopy moeraed by Ill o,.a,os
, 1863-06-18
Disastrous Eire- Loss About

Disastrous Fire = Loss About
;: =: :. = $4,000.
About half pass two o'clock arc broke cut
IN the Cooper's ydrd Of John seg.ra.a, on
South C1ark sueet,, between 18th and 18th
:. It spread rapidly through the stock Of Mr.
s., and extended to two adjoining dwelling
houses, both Of which were burning as: our
paper went to press. Loss probably from
$1,000 to 5000. No insurance. .,
-, " From st. Louis
Sr. LOUIS, June 17,-Four regiments OF the
enrolled militia Of this county nave been c1ll-
ed into active service, General Davidson hay.
ing assumed command OF; the District Of
Southeast Missouri. headquarters IN th.: delL
General II. e. Strong, Of Now York. has
been ordered to the command Of the District
Of St. Louis: . -. ~; -:
, 1863-06-18
FROM MILWAUKEE,.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. ]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibuns.1
,... -. MILWAUKEE, June II, 1865
Two young men by name Of Harvord have
been found guilty Of counterfeiting Treasury
notes, and sentenced to States prison for four
years. = ~.
, 1863-06-18

Wreck Of the Oceao Steamer
Norwegian.
Bos1oS, JUNG II The steamship Noswe-.
g1an, which left Liverpool on the lth for Que
bee, was wrecked on St.. Panrs Island this
morning, during thick fog. ali the passcnr
gers, crew, mails and bagsHge were asTed.
, 1863-06-18

RosroS, Jure Is, 1s63.-The government
have taken four clipper bark5 and f,ur
schooners to cruise fir the pirate Tacony.
They arc now at the Nary Yard, and expect
to get OF tonight.
, 1863-06-18

s- e. e. SCEITE3S, A6rd-:isi72 -i1<as, a.
Dsa714 strset t. a4thc- izeJ 70 ftesJps dLrtrtl;e
uea&5 f0~ Gt.t and "a tte {s11iaQ Nor..t tpecssra
DdDe+S.