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4 correspondent inquiries if the Tut 81.
proves Of the enlistment Of negroes iu tie
national arnltes. Taking advantage Of the
privilege which the rebel chiEalrs have era.
ciously awarded to every one In the Norfh-
tie privilege of being called " Yankea',-we
were be soldier, ordered to storm IN enc
my battery, he would approve Of the placing
Of regiment Of negroes In the front rank.
The question Of making soldiers out Of ne
grces, mulattoes, mestizoes and otherss scolored
trssh," We look upon as purely military one,
them for diggfngs Their use in that capacity
Will relieve IN equal number OF white soldiers
Of the labor of working in the trenches and
building redoubts. If negroes ART good for
Fighting, why not use them for that purposss
Their use as soldiers will relieve M equal num-
her Of white men from the disagreeab1e ter
art dangers cf the field. What negroes are
good for is q question for the military author
flies to decide, and with their decision, proyi.
ded 1t turns ont for the good Of the country
and the injury Of the rebels, we shall Certainly
not quarrel. We believe IN whipping, crush
ing and destroying the rebel armies, BY any
Of war and within reach Of the goyernment.
Battalions Of negroes are certainly a legitimate
means; the only question can 1e as to whether
such batta}Ions will be Of any rea1 service.
Upon this question the best minds ct the coun-
try, both military and civil, have eutcrtaiued
serious doubts. These doubts may not even
now be altogether removed; indeed, the expcr-
l11stnts of Gen Hunter with negro soldiers in
South Carolina were calculated to strengthen
rather than weaken them; but the more 1Itac-
tical expciin enta that have been nude In tho
southwest hare tended greatly i'll the othar d. |
rectlon. In Louisiana, negro soldiers certain |
u have don't good service. We do not sun
pose the Louisiana nfgger Is widely different |
species Of the genus Africans from the South |
Carolina bigger; the difference shown |
in their performance as soieiors :wus !
oTing entirely tn their cf1lcers.
The black regiments In South Caroli,a are |
ol.eerrd by Massachusetts preachers and Alb
y III ltionlets the black regiments in the south
r 81 are omcesed by uoTthwestern men of tile
Demeetatlc persuasion. Democrats, the
= .' mol!u over, ana more especially In tllis war.
uase developed the highest qualities in tho |
profession Of arms.
:, General Grant, General Lor,u, Genera1
Sherman and General Ord, than whom Tiara
Ire 2" better generals il the army. al, approve
y tie use Of Legroes in the army. u tam
'tere. US eisgere. as fighters, and in every
u her way in which they can be eeryfceable.
These generals certai, u know great deal
utter what negroes nre good for than we DO.
Aud if they wfll Only put them to work and
;eep them at work. make them earn the enor-
Eous rotinns 1hey CONSUME, and keep them
rom running away to the North, We are quite
ute they will receive the thanks Of all men
u this part Of the country-especialiy ali |
hose who are liable to the draft. i
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rnelaon w. Of Arn,Ies-Recent So
Losses OF the Rebels. 80
lCof1cFpondcnce Of the New yort xr..,.,

BALTIMORE, July e5, 1868.
eott him the loss OF thirty thousand ia 1,aa nas
But as be took every man Of ninety thouea.,a 1I
with him, he has still thirty thoussnd tronms
10 wit: Stuart's cavalry, eleren thousand. AZ
Gen: Gregg 'scertained ut shcpherastown, on
guard; Longstreet's corps and Ewell's corps,
eighteen Thousand each, and Hills corps, df-
teen thousand. Dut these, and eighteen tllous-
and more troops at Richmond and Petersburg,
and at various other points On the Peninsula,
constitute, as have aecertained to-day, nj
TIC rebel troops in Virginia. In fact, the Con
present Their recent losses ut VicIlsbnrv
ard Port Hudson dec1mate their arnics
terribly. AL the troops they can now
muster consist Of thirty thousand at :Cbarles.
ton. under Gen. Beaurega1d; ten thousand At
Mobile, fifteen Thousand under Ma1maduke
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While the United States steamer Adelia was
proceeding up the Hudson, for the purpose oil
assisting tie authorities in enforcing tho draft,
they observed q rebel flag floating from rus.
tic tower just this side Of Spuyten. Du7vil
point. Acting Master Robt. 1arr went Oh
fho.e, and on landing was informed that it
Eus the Stars and Stripes. But Mr. Tarr be-
ing familiar With the "secesh rsg," fmmedi.
aud brought It in triumph on board. ouly r.
E1eInng that he wns unable to find the owner.
~no was at the time absent from home. me
Hag Is no" at the Office Of the United States
Masslal-N+ !. Tribune. e7fI. o'+A'e'
, 1863-07-30

az (at'rgaM & TO h',nse o., 1saping Washington,
God, can't these people Of ohio let tpeace''
man alone. I wan t to be *tlet alone.'f Thfa
pu1euit Of me is arbitrary and unconstitu.
uonaL" If arrested, I will demand tthabeaa
corpus" Where Is Vallandigham s-WnetI-
ing IN. p LnteUtqtneer,
, 1863-07-30

When Freedmen should bp Re-con-
signed to Slavery.
On Monday last two gentlemen, residents
Of this city, had an interview on business with
the Secretary Of War. The conversation
tur1:tng upon the Emancipation Proclamation,
hye'trres from some Of the insurrectionary
States to be re,admittcd into the Union, with
Slavery, Nj. Stanton, with emphasis and ac.
lion suited to the words, remarked: When
the negro blood which was shed before Port
Hucsou ard at Milliken's Bend shall return
from the ground to circulate In the veins Of
lhil's men, then, but never till then, by con-
ttnt or action Of mine, shall one freedman be
returned to slaveryl"
We lad the above from one Of the two gen.
t.emen ,en In queslon-whose name Is we'll
"no"n 10 lie publicly ?. E,r, Ibsf. 225tA.
, 1863-07-30

This the most delightful ard extraordinary article
cver discovered, It chanees the burnt tace and
hands In pearly eatin texture Of rayi8hlnE beauty
1n'pattnz the marble purify Of youth. and the DIS.
T1SaUx appearance 80 inviting In the city belle Of
3sshtoa. Hremoves TN. feckes plraples and ron.h-
ness from the skin. leaving the complexion Iesn,
11anspAtent and nmnoth !, contains no material In.
suttons to he sklu- P&tron.xed by Actresses and
ppe1a Sings It il what every lady should have.
Sol& evelyHhere-
DEMAS s. BARNES & Co..
1yce9hs:e &m General Agents, 2e Broadway. N. T.
, 1863-07-30

' ia uCSTETTERS CELEBRATED Sr0 ~ I'll
BITI ER5 for the cure OF Dyspepsia Flstulencs Tan
stirston and ~ thu train which afiss from
upon tie proper action Of which the health 30 anch
aeptnds. Those who deatre T. te prepared not only
II htir TO- should provide themselves With that mot
excellent COT pound known Is Hostotters Celebrated
stomach B1ttet4 These BittetH hFe pleaasnt d tho
taste .tEre q operation. and Composed entirely Or
Vegetable substances prepared viii the Grestest care
you want 10 be entirely retresked holh phYsicailY
ard me. tally 60 nnd procure this valuable TONIC,
For ea,e By Druggists ana doa1e1s generally every
Whete. jy3fh7St5txW4FA
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Etgai Nutirts.

ESTATE OF ORSON SMITH,
-. Osccased-eub.ic notice IL hereby gtveu 10 a
ahpss,a having cn!n and demand. against the ca>ate
3,oealnn and settler cnt !; re:aias term of The
%f uoase' S'f t. q ,a cSok County to be holdsn a. me
VIZ VI august 2 lH9;. 3einy rhe 17th dar thr7eoL
Ct.ctRo. July lsGs oH4Aa. ~, - -,
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)ANDEL1ON COFFEE. We
q B.Aspse 81 ses5s .n1r r. Nss.hxes for the sale
t1sdr Fl Haa We sre PREPARED surpiy The 1hoesis
iactS,sd III 1g;tn prices. 3. hayinS msau
~ III sa.e entse sad4nGt!on- va EusSantee
11ishsT @nsn AdDD. WILLIAMS TOUe;G
NlRTcT atzrts CAicss1
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r ONDON EYE AND EAR
- RfIRMARY, No. 'sG. corrss Of Band olph ana
Dcafboru Etreets, CHICAGO III. ~
Ii. Jareb Lewis, Oculiet nnd ArTist and original
n:0pflei9r Of the London Eye and Ea: 1nHr1nafy Viii
6nu contnue bustl eHs 4! hif old stAnd and would re-
spcctu} watn q! pefsons that he more connec-
1ea *1th I'M p1eEious advertising agcnt Mr. Reynods
7n1In iI ~, There be has Smp.y bean EMPLOYED :.
naS, nna fect!ved waEes. other eervants without
oN1tnE one dollars worth 1f the oiee furniture o.
books or med1c.ne. Uitice hours frou to u NJ 2sd
5rom zto6P.A- Post once Drawer 6ss3.
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Ea1lrna1 n11G Htear,buat Eluka
I.>ARE- REDUCED BY THE
l. GRAND TKcxx L1yx or NEw aTxAxx1s.
&.M LESS To BOSTON

| I,ARE, REDUCED By THE;
T. .,M SstHR TFs5 5.yH r bd5T5s 55T6 e. NEW sEA@ss'.
Ia IESS SS IS fS2szssEEeE sI2 sSs4EsS tory7,
70 4 H. as,s reraato osss
ssi q 5sss'as ss'ss e
aoNrGoMERY-Captain Gi1lts.
ts2 @ E. III at q Esx se9ss sss T.;s
{1e.hM2t Agent, on.cs1 4 foot Y: u s!kEGaM ! Es.sE
| STIE3vAAMaI I3vAaIoa2 TO QUEENSTOWN d
GNS! ssns sesRs ss;,.as g.;
ciRoEtvAX;. ci!GRG1EIt.vA :JS 'sEs toEs E.St %isa:a
mr. H:ssss sa. Iron
Ti;sT es5P: 7 "A
aEsrE ate FRIDAY, commencing on tie 3lst .in1y
sy aa taaa sa
toxEr other LlEe OF S.esalers ~*A1A
so Is. 1sea Gaf' % se,s
From QUEENSTOWN TO Ltv1RToo1 -s75. rs and is
ss,sSa; fREEft isAss au1os. ra
HENRY GREENEHAUm.
.tFe::: cecsso. ~ ~''4'A - ny nssess.sa Sc a.sa1'
FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.-The
l. splendld nzst- c:a1s Pa*serecy steamboat
PLASET-Caps. L. ChamberIfu.
soee 9 aans 81 fs ses.oa of 1ssa leaving Ch!cso At
aua Al Intermediate ports On the following days:
EsIHRhhfs EESITHsRRhhfs J1ne Ia; q. e. fss onsoaazon.
THElS9Af. TTHHEElESSpAAf. ;. .- 3s.h- :: :. Superior City.
IESnAi1 Ang. 1lth. - 0ntonagon
S4ILEDAi. I'd " Superior CltY
EElm5!. Seps. 4tn. Ontoahgon,
IGEESDA1s :. 15sh. Superior Clty,
44rEOAt. s5tn- Onto1AEon.
TK!gA (, Uct. 9th. Superior City,
AHtlSOAI. I'd, nntcHaxon.
MmSHAY Nov. "a. Superior City,
WEDNESDAY" 18th. 0ntonason.
Her dock Is on River street. nrst above Rush streoA
Bridge. FOR Freight o. paessge apply on hoard OF d
112tfS*-1m 4. E GOODRICH, 8 Rivsr streex
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and Price; twenty Thousand under Gen. John
ston, fleeing before Gen Grant; fifty Thousand
under General Bragg, retreatiug before Gen.
Roeecrsn:; the ninety thousand In Virginia,
mentioned above, and twenty-five thousand at
various detached pointz-in All only two hun.
died and forty thousand troops. This Is pos
itively all the troops which The Confefierat.
government nov has 10 arms, and all they can
probably get for some months, exec pit the few
that viii be returned to them In exchange.
On The other hand, 1t is known at Richulond
!hat tIt Union armies now number OYER SIX
hundred thousand Disciplined troeo.-
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I ANDS.-To all wanting Farms.
climate thirty miles south Of Philajtlpao hy raiirna
'ch soii Produces large crops twenty ac1e t,scts ii
good business openl1gs. good society Huadreis ~
3rtft and nnktrg iMpEoyemsEts Apply to CHAt
T. J: Letters answered. Pape:s contal1tag fuI i
4'*uSt-on% VIA pe Heos uee+ 1GTszS3 2E
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GLtssoN's

xarr-tc 4 safe and infslabe specific for Catarzh In
whatever stage OF that o31stxe and dangerous DIS
EAsc beat By e1reae With fai dift c1ons for eetf.
Treatment Price Is pEr package Address Dr.. j. "
VA1PE1, Physician Tor the Eye, Ear and CAtatrh No
pak Warrington street, Chicago, r. o. Boz st.2.
, 1863-07-30

PARKER, CULT0N d. nIELLEN,
General Commission Merchants.
1877 Sorth Water Street, Chicago, III.

VI tbnlf conane oureelyes to an exclusively fnn
E1th1oE busineia We arc prepared to make cash ID
E ecs On ahipme1n to ourselves our cor7sxnoudeuts
Gttchgo. july 3. 1@3. 1YE.h651-sm
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"My BULLETS &0U L11H 9U0I1c.
1he subscriber beSs leave 70 1uiurrn lie ct1xeas ot
tne West that be ta1 appointed Mess.z. J. h Reed 4
,6Esisd scaedsm AI2mat:c At schaapgs" Ells9 aply
~ !ny Ano esitn s meectante at New YORK
s19k q sas World II has been tested BY the vhole
Fufest l4c1or manufactured The article his suffered
IN sale tn the West for several years past 10
which has been ralned on By me1cnants Of the Vest
focors0ners. To svuld this hereafter mEca pos
&db!e. tie hAa appointed the 4bove-n2ned nrn agents.
Eaate Pnrceass;s eao rey on Fettt rhe Eeauloe ard
ported liquor u tia county It Is in III tic hos
plt2b tc kew xoEk. Philaaelphla AID Warrington
UDDLPH0 WOLFE
2 Beaver street. New York
3,000 Gases of TFOl(e's Celel>ra~
led sclffetfarn ArOms&e
tic Selma ps,
<os ssle n5 J.H. REED CO. Agents.
ESaHc-!-S Sm l+6 Lake et.cet Chicago.
, 1863-07-30

O-PARTN ERSHIP.-The m.
- 6erdsnea have thls dsy formed copartnerstdt
W .uc !5anehcslon IL general Commission hustne1f
eo9ta Water street. Chicxso mi ~A1ee'A'<
teaieAfo, Nay hi l86S N' 6ANYyrz Hnpp
mY1-txz3-2cn VDE1nM1T2E.A DG1 MTEA
, 1863-07-30

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF
- .aLOW. 1ALLOW. LAID. aREAsE. Ae;-1hs under
&noa Pay talF PARTICULAR attention to the B&le Of TIL
Aow And ri hoap stock1 Any conslen enmtnts sent fq
s@a "a ee ntomPty disposed Of aud quick returna
FFeEscato HERAN EEIEHT 4 S0ES ~
1e1SEssV@ q H&.eT stett, New YQEk
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&nportnsr4hu,

~o7@6 ks1x13l|lF.
1OPARTNERsHIP NOTICF
~ VIC Lave .hts day admitted Mr. 7 r = -.
embtr Of oar rrn. the style Of which ffn te,
cate. ts Changed to Pake., Cullen T. Meten VA 'a1
PARKER, MElIEN d ca
Z. s. FAKhKE. 5w. J. CULToH, TO- xEI1K4
Lite Of Jackson Mich
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E&luFGN{. q,
H1IR DYE! HAIR DYE!!

4 LASA< ~ IL hA112t IL IL ! )
4 I EATCHELoRE ceebrxtcd HAIR DyE n THx
2;ss1 n 1n7 & NoELn n. anly n3Ex1Ess; 4 TETK a,,d
Perfect '-clanges He'd nasty 0: Grry Has tnst1at1y.
70 GLoesT black or \ kATCRaL BROWN, without II
t5of and Bcapttn: in rzrt. fresh vitality, 1sqaenty
TrFiorE it, rrst.c coinr. and 1ecuat1 thu III effects
OF bad Dyes. - The Genuine Is sirned WILL1AM l.
3sArcH,L0E 81 o'he1 a'e mste limitations. and should
BARCLAY ctr: ct. New York ty8 g357Iy
, 1863-07-30
T B. SEELEY'S TRUSS ESTAR

1%V @&aS1k Ss1 Cces NE1CHEV3 H.
HoIs pronr1etor and E,4apict1:7 Of the Au1a Kupes
TTus3 lllta Tyuas Ii carr Au?tare, vii neYe- -unt
chate EAU Or blister fsef tts cord 1tor, ali pressure
tieae-i5 shou1dr. 11ao.a Ab.onl.ns! Supporter SIX
aiS.t1r as9l Stoc9sngs E. g. s. Se1d :os fanirhsts
Z. ftonord, INC Clhrs street Chicago, H., hiss mary
AM7ot6ut advantages ovs7 any otht1 Llch known. Il
EGupsNi. G.2-Cfk1y T. .&G
, 1863-07-30

4ulan1isElun Merfhauts.

m cALL1STER. HALL LL&LIVERMORE
AA GENERAL
C011sss1SSI0N MERCHANTS,
! eonfA Water street. Chicago IL P. o. Bot 3637
WAHTEn-3100 00D lbs. Of Wool on Eastern ORDERS
S1per.or HEt:e Hiutcr and Spring Wheat Flour for
City Tt3dc- ty14 .hS15 w
, 1863-06-25
FROM SPRINGFlEI
i Snake With its Head off will
Wriggle.
WABASH IAlNIORTaL--TNE STATE
LEGISLATURE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
SPRINGFIELD. Juno Fl ,1sG3.
a session OF the Legislature was held to-
day, for the purpose, If possible, of ]egalizinr
The Wabash, Chicago, Horse Railway bill,
and testing the legality Of the Governors
Propagation. The advocates of this bill con-
lend that the Legislature is still In session.
In the Rouse, Sam. Buckmaster WAS In the
clair, and Fuller Of Cook, Miller OF Logan,
anu Keys Of this District were on the floor.
In the Senate, Knapp Of this District took
the chair, and Lindsay OF Peoria did the talk
ing. They sent q committee to the Governor
10 ask if he had any further communication
10 make. The Committee vas composed of
Lindsay and Fuller.
The Governor said that he had nothing to
say-that he did not recognize the meeting.
II is supposed 'he Wabash Railroad Company
will soon commence work on the road in CHI
cago, and after IN injunction has been served
upon them, test the question In the Court.
The Sanitary Commission are, to-day, ship.
ping to MIR. Fulsom, State Agent ut Cairo,
4o1ae eeyenty-flye OF eighty boxes Of sanitary
stores.
While the Democratic fund, if there Is any,
is in the hands Of the Committee, aud no pub
ljcation If the amount has been made, thetotal
amount Of money and articles subscribed and
disbursed by the State Commission, under
Colonel Williams, Is over ISL, 900, and this in
less than year.
It was N. T. Johnston, the Fort Lafayette
'eccssionist, Of Galena, who offered the 2sd
resolution, which was adopted, to the Com.
mittee Of tic Democratic Convention. The
Democracy should be proud Of tie author
ship.
The Governor has offered Secretary Stanton
10000 troops, from this State, to repcl inya.
zion, to be enlisted for six month";.
, 1863-06-25

but hare as yet made no attempt to advance
on the post. uarper's Ferry Is still nominal
u In our possession. The bridges gre fnll1
protected The nearest rebel foEce is At Little
Antietam.
The american also says: We have informa.
Potomac, On the Virginia side Of the river, up
to and beyond Leesburg, was yesterday IN
possession OF the Federals. A large force was
occupying that town.
I BALTBioRE, June 24-1nformatfon received
at schenck's headquarters this morning, from
Frederick, Eays the rebels, with o eonsidera-
Bile force Of infantry, cavalry and artillery, are
again threatening Frederick, and ara half way
between Middletown and Boonsboro, crossing
South Mountain. Our scouts are ont. Def
mite news Is expected In few hours.
WAsHMGToS, June 244.-The !. N. 7. Eyening
Ibst'a special says: sit is ascertained that
the main body Of rebel army is in the shenau-
doah Valley. Many persons still anticipate
that the rebel army will come through the
long delay would soon prevent such move
ment.
HARRISBURG, Pa., June 24.-The telegraph
ope1ator atShippensburg telegraphed at noon
to-day that the rebels were one mile from
town and advancing in this direction.
Chambersburg, Pa, which the rebels have
occupied, is tlourishing town, the capital Of
Franklin county, Pennsylvania, situated on
tie Conccogheague Creek, at tie junction Of
the Cumberland Valley and franklin railroad,
forty-ave miles southwest Of Harrisburg,
mud 1oo miles west Of Philadelphia It is
connected by good turnpike roads with Baltl-
more Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia, and by
railroad with Philadelphia, Har1isburgh, &c.
It is surrounded By highly cultivated and
populous country, forming part Of the great
limestone valley, which extends along tho
southeast base Of the Blue Mountains. Pop
ulation about 1000
, 1863-06-25

rc,.uo,,a.,: c:.,,...,
leof9esponoence cincinnati commercial
nn:. . EvANsy11H. june q, 1868:
hats mos1 ss, complete defeat viii teach the
Ss5mpa1ny, ogtMn recruits, destroy railroads,
loa9 themselses and captured horses with
spo!is, anu escape, III neither Of Whica
raIticuiass IN q, nase taey NAG inc ieast success.
;a InanAs 70 .h tae tsnc 1oyai1y and determined
;an9a ~ connt;a ,uJ eope u ha ane Masa
naa h hf11eu, , mou1'eo f ne ana paG themselves up
on me tracK o. lae faseals. mere have been
1epotts t .4s Puensa9u Ppa9a u Msoa ana m1ruer
y 'nese & ieosas ;; eaa haxG yet 70 near O. ne
ioss thfa 2! ~ Ike On oaaang a. .aes aands
t1'a4 tbaV tre-e cn,n;n unoe1 .us
ioritr of whom svmnattize wIth Rios thsn uae +har
Efl1E0Ll} UlU I'LL III LHElr DOVER. 1fSE. TO mDTH
, 1863-06-25

and preventing tue rebels from crossing, alse
pouring in terrible fire Of musket1y upor
them rs they pressed up to the river. Think
Ing our force larger than theirs, the enemy
retreated, with heavy loss.
On the same day, Gen. Mower marched on
Richmond from 6herman's Landing, with BIZ
brigade Of infantry and Taylor's old Chicago
Battery, under the command Of Capt. Barrett.
On reaching the Tensas, he met the rebel
rlckets and drove them In. The rebels burnt
the bridge and undertook to make stand.
Capt. Barrett opened fire, and was we'll sup
ported BY the infantry. Such Was the COM
bined shower Of shell and bullets, that, though
fighting well, the rebels we're Obliged to fall
back.
With what cavalry force he had, Gen. Mower
then pursued the flying enemy, succeeding in
capturing forty-two prisoners.
The affair WAS perfected with signal yigor
and promptness by our troops, their impetu-
osity and daring overcoming the disparity in
numbers on the part OF the enemy.
It is likely from Indications that the entire
force Of Gen. Dick Taylor-who, by the way,
ID a son Of Old Zack-has skcdaddled to the
Red River cotntry.
There was IN extensive fire in Vicksburc
last night, Illuminating the whole country for
miles around. 1t is not known what burned.
A DISPATCH FROM GEN. GRANT.
WASHINGTON, June M.-Gen. Grant has tel
egraphed to headquarters as follows:
NEAR V1cKsnuRG, Tenn. June Is, via Cairo,
June 23.-Everything progresses well here.
Jolnston's forces ure at Yazoo City, Browns
villu and Clinton.
Desertefs come out daily. They all report
short rations.
We scarcely ever lose q man now. The
health and condition Of tic troops are most
excellent.
NEWS EY REBEL SOURCES.
WASHINGTON, June 2l,-The Richmond Dis.
patch Of yesterday contains the following:
p JACKSON, Miss, June 18-The cnemy's
cavalry made Il dash on our outposts, near
Edwards Depot, yesterday, but found them
too strong, and retreated across the Big Black
again.
Scarcely day passes without IN accident
on the railroad, which, being the principal
means If transporting supplies, las retarded
Gen. JobnBton's movement.
A ecja!dispatch to the -Hi*sixsippidn, dated
Pamela, Miss., 18th, says heavy force Of Yan-
kec cavalry is marching on Seacon,l, between
that point and Grenada Hatch's and Wal
lace's cavalry are rigging RATS to cross the
Tallahatc1lic, with the intention Of destroying
the road below Panola, and cutting of john
ston's supplies.
Another force is crossing the Coldwater,
Eear senatohia. They came from Memphis.
Gen. JohnEton has issued orders granting
full pardon to NIL deserters in this department,
who will rejoin their regiments immediately.
JACKSON, Miss, June 20, VIA MOBILE, June
21-Citizens just In, report a heavy engage
1mcnt between Jackson's cavalry and the enc
my, ut Big Black bridge. At the time they
full aud terrific firing is heard in the direction
Of VicksbuEg.
, 1863-06-25

The following arc the contributions to the Chi
cago Sanitary Commission from april lat to april
18th inclusive:
April 2, 1863. 4. Wager, 10 cents; Soldiers Aid
Society, Farm Ridge, Lasalle county, H.. per Miss
Ill, pcr Ma Atwood, $50; additional from clt!.
zeGs Weno19 II p Per D; E&dy %tys esq s5
cago monthly contribution Of so for three months
$50; Of DuEand' Wis., PEI Orlando Skin
:Apzl in Soldiers AID Society, somonaak. NJ.
Society, so1on Mills, III, additional. per II. De-
laney, q; Soldiers All Society, Asb9Ey, ILL.,, per
4. Fox, $S,s5; Soldiers Aid Society, Tfempleate,
Wis, ReE 4: .; Tanner. st; Battle Creek Lodge
Farmer Soldiers Aid Society oil NaperyilIe, III,
per Mrs. E. 4. Wright, Treas, $1335.
april sth.-Presby terrain Church, Asuhle Grove,
n, per ?. 4. Bas5ett, 80; Friends og the Sol.
s1S e cSeago e. e. Feaas aase y IL ss 81
Wide, pastor 40; proceeds of IN e1holt{oa l st
sp.ins atogs. III " Per R:;[s 3 Twgea $s3ao
Utah Territory, Is: Ct. johns consregatio:, s,
FtieudB In Chicago, per Pastor ]: Hartman, f475
Proceeds Of concert at Polo, n, s. A. s., pc
sa@ueis Scott, si.5o; II Harrington. pes i ssin@aa @
ASH se2i' iIcaskson SoS n potter, es. New York
Per James Robb, esq, 425; congrp ,ational Church
Ruahford, Minnesota, per Re'f. ". ". Smell
Ann fl11,-Addiuoual ftop'. Farmers 8. A. a
Naper7ine, Ill, per Miss v Wright, I'll Miss G
F: Wilson, sandovq1, n $a5o; Baptist Church
e1 Ts4S@es oSsl Pfs,eE Ra
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e. 'H'CLATcH1oRD, Assistant TRese2rex.
, 1863-06-25
FROM CINCINNATI.
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
C1Sc1sHAT1, June 81, 1868.
Information Was received in Covington, to-
day, by the Provost Marshal Of the 9Th dis
trict, that one Of the enrolling officers in Car
roll county, Ky., had met with armed resis-
tance in the discharge OF his duties. The
Marshal has had considerable trouble in find
ing person in Carroll county, who was will
ing to undertake the duty OF enrolling names
Of citizens liable to military. duty, in conse;
quence Of repeated threats of personal yio-
le1ce made By certain parties against any one
who would commence work. -Four appoint
ments have been made and they all declined.
The fifth appointec commenced the work,
when he was compelled to apply for mid to-
day, to protect him
Two companies of Infantry we're sent ont
today to his assistance a.
The Holmes county, Ohio, rioters, who were
taken to Cleveland, have been admitted to
bail. Their cases will be brought before the
United States Grand Jury now In session In
Cleveland.
Two more squads Of rebel prisoners, cap
turcd near Paris, who participated in tho
Maysyille raid, arrived from Kentucky to day,
on their way to Camp Chase.