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True TO the Inst.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
John B. Marsh wns forced into the rebel
army, and deserted the first opportunity aud
Joined our army, but. was captured By .he
rebels and shot in Vicksburg, a few days ago.
Before he WINS taken from prison he succeed
cd in having the following letter placed in the
hands Of l. ID. shipman, who has 1ain In the
jul in Vicksburg for eight months, but who
vas released on Inst Tuesday, (June CSC, } and
accompanied US from that doomed place TO
Memphis: j.,
END FRIEND: II eYer yon reach our lappy
1sncR please havc this put in tho Northern papers
14at my fathcr, Rev. Leonard Marsh, who lives in.
Maine, may know what has become Of nc. and
What Was thot for. It was for defending nv no.
bic couats5. love 1cr and IN, willing 10 die for
hef. Tcn my psscuts am slso happy in the Lord
Ny future Is bright. hope to sec ron as I rass
pul -" alc. 1onS D. MARSH.
oneof the guard taia, "When youar Marsb
was r1aced BY Lis coffin, lie WAS told he could
speak II he desired 1t. He took Oft his hat
and cr1ed ont, Three cheers .5or tie Old F7ag
und tie Dnion,' then swnng Lis lat and ehont-
ed 1T the top Of his voice, tHa51ah, Aus7ah,
Au,raA,' and fell.'',' Is there Copperhead
1rlowould join in the shout:
$3.50 IT. C. VAxMrTrR
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From Port Hudson via. New
Orleans.
NEW YoRK, June S0.-The steamer Colum-
bia, from New Orleans, 24th, has arrived. On
the Goth, the rebels attacked the bridge at La
Fouche crossing, but were repulsed- A Sec
ond attack was made on the night Of the 2Ist,
but again repulsel with considerable loss.
leaving their dead and wounded On the field.
Descrters from Port Hudson say their best
nrtflerist, Capt. Boon, has been killed. Also
seyera1 soldiers. - s.,
about 1,500. -.
i've daya' rations. When these were gone,
instead of surrendc7f0g,
New YORK, juno S0.-Passengers By tho
Columbia state that tho bomba1dment has as
get made little impression On the Port Hud-
son works. The cautious movements Of Gen.
Banks indicated that he relied less for the
ultimate SUCCESS on his troops than the lack
Of supplies in the garrison. The position Of
our army Is such that the gunboats cannot CO.
operate, and al firing BY them has ceased.
There is said to be q large army under Ma
gruacr audi Breckenridge In the rear Of Geo;;
Banks, whose object seems to be to surround
him or cut off his supplies. -
:, Magruder'e force Is estimated at Il, 900 and
Brcckinridge's at II, COO. .Guerillas infsst the
Bank's'army has been captured.
a strong rebel force made ratj into Don.
aldsonyillo but were 1epulsed by the gun
boats. The cleaners St. bla1ys, aud CRESCENT
sailed from New Orleans the morning Of the
24th and bring back our troops from Brnshier
City, in the vicinity Of which there is largo
force Of rebels.
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!
under Generals Granger and Stanley. Wheel
er and Wharton, occupying the place, fed al
the approach Of the Federals, yielding tht
place without q contest.
+ Three pieces Of artillery and 500 prisoners
among them oueC Colonel. one Lieutenant Co1.
onel and a score of other officers 700 nm.
tured. The ztara and strives % ao,ted ' ~ ~
many windows md ronaa +ons ans ~ tha - r,oa W..
p1e eaye onr tr,ona a he,rt1 Ea,oo,na Wv
Bragg lett shelbyrillo at s,r o,clacE re,t.r.
day morning. The cars were rnnnIno nj f1n tha
night before. moving stores md The s;ct- .na raa
wounded. The bridge over Dncl< Rtver w.s z..s
s,ved Brapr bcd aho,t = sno ,,o, ~ a..
v;11a md nn0 ~ w,rt...e ~ .s,s1s -
Init fa;w e.ara. M .o,,.s -. - 49,
- o.o1es' 1na lepei Wagon tlna aaa
ouS lew hours start Of the Federals, and the
roaos oe{pg heavy there is every probability
anat II WILL oe destroyed The General COM
handing has his headquarters yet at Man
'cnester. The rebels are being outRitted, and
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NEW YORK., June 5o,-F1oun-Contfnuca r..
regular and 1nsettled, ut $5.GQ5.85 for oxtra
stat: So 20 for e3t:a round hoop Ohio and
Se.st17.o 90 for trade brands. Closing dnH, with a
strong downward tendency for common and medi-
um grades Of western.
HiG1sk1-Firmer at *45:5,431Hc.
GRAN-Wheat less active and fu11y 1c
lower: $f:1e11 So for Chicago spring; $l.29Af.
for milwaukee, Club; s!.45ds1-sQ for winter rcd
western. Corn opened shade firmcr, aud closed
dull, holders were rather disposed to realize at 60
Gtc1;c!ostng at inside hguto. Oats dull and d..
- Woo1-Ma,ket firm. Domestic fleece at 7nnsoe;
Cape at 35142Hc S'~~~'
PonK-Pork frmer and in fair demand, st1,b
II 10 for Old Mess and $13.a5Go18.s73< tor new do,
shoulders 7HG9H; hams. plain sides dun md
nominal; lard, found fair demand, at 91<611Okc; );
1C0 kegs at Ike.
OsWEGO. June Observation-Disclosures
Ohio at 81 g. and 60 bu white Ohio at 81 II.
Com arm-Qlino's mixed at 8sc; illinois, yellow
at &C.
CANAL FUEIGHIH- -Uuchaneed . ''-
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FR0M BLOOMINGTON. :;

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.l
BLooxNe7os, H., June 30, 1868.
4 Christian Commission meeingwas held
at Attawa last evening, and chlldrens' army
meeting In the afternoon. The hearts Of the
children, no less than those Of their parents,
wcro melted in tears at the thrilling army
experience Of Messrs. Burnell and Reynolds.
4 generous contribution was received at
the meeting here this evening.
, 1863-07-01

By Telegraph Nxw YoRk, June 3d.
EzEvEsThe market opened this week VIth lit.
tie over 300 head on sale, which is considerably
1ess than the quantity offered last Monday. The
market closes at about Last weeks rates for GOOD
hut little easier On common grades. The nyer.
age Of all sa1es Is about 1OZc. VIVA
VEA1-Calves only moderately active and n-;rc7
lower and heavy at 4Hc; good do 8Hc; and d fa,y
very choice at TIC
). SHEEP AND LAMBs-The market has to,n freely
supplied, with only moderate business doing, and
prices are heavy and 1oWer-shcep, live, 3XistX
e@9Ac. 0~''
market very da1l and heavy: corn fed live b.!m5Xc.
Dressed 67t@1c; Distillets live 5@5Kc; Dressed
54G5Hc.
Rsceipts-Beeves, 4'7oo; Cows, 1ss; Calves,
, 1863-07-01
From Jefferson Civ.

JEFFERSON CGrr, June S0.-Great confn-
6lon md excitemcnt has prevailed In the con.
ycn1oa the past two days. Nothing has been
done except to reject 1aTge numbers Of amend
nents. Il Is thought that something definite
VIII be accom- pllshcd TO morrow, however, it
1e doubtful whether the action Of this conten-
people.
, 1863-07-01
1he dSovernment Securities. !:

<.nhsc,in,ieG eaA, June o.-The Government
bonds today 70 the amount t. Of III II az n i,31 AZ
This mode Of fdlsposing Of thc 1oa. ~ ,SooS,oy!; %
fSsssss5s ss ass e ss
nv Vii most probahlv hay cnn,jpot of TIC Treas:
period the sale Of the loan throneh1 19l IT, ns1et
ent popular medium Of sub-agenciss. ~ shnn;a p,gs
Ae do 60, tic announcement WIN be mads ~.
morrow. ""
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0bftuurv.

Jugtus A. GoteA First Lieutenant 18th EeRuent II
1staas1y. wh3 Giel ia thia city o. Sunday morning
the nth sst. was the s7n Of Justos Boies. deceased
late Of Northampton. Mag. He wa1 youth Of bright
pzoniae. cf fco culture. polished manners md rara
att11areots. At the commandment Of tho Ear he
Tas pursuing hi7 legal studles In tbs otca OF b.z
brother inlaw. JudEe CnT1ca Of New York Cjty. I,n
Was oas Of tho largo number Of highly educated
men who responded with a1acr!ty to the nsst ca1 Of
the Gogcz7 eat for yoiuotcers protect Tie Cantt.
and left Ito comforts aud attractions OF home to e.
counter the ha1dshlps Of soldiers ufe from ssnsa
OF patriotic duty. En1tng In tho list Regiment New
York Volunteers, he was with them on THAR uernnr
able march ifoM Annapolis to Washington in Aprlt
1861. He a. okcc daclosed so.dter1y qualities which
ear1Ywen for hin this recpect and confidence or hi,
sure1lor ct9ce1s md companions In stus which be
eysr Afterwards enjoyed. The Government soon ten
dered him commission as Captain IN the 18th U.
ffa1t1y Wills ha NaB only absut 70 ycars Of axo hut
his OWL application his rank wAsatceEard reduced
to that which he keldwIth high honor up to the TINA
Of hts dscoAse.
Fer considerable period Lieut. Boles WIS d.tached
for special duty. which kept Elm away Eo tue aold
contrary - his tacllAaons. hut which servel to dis
psy his nre executive abilities aud Eal for lin h,n
for seld1ery and business talent
lie se1wazd participated Il the first attic near ytck
burg and WAS nlss engaged at the taking OF AStausas
Po1t and On the I'D Of May 1ast received his death
wouHd nom ctnuon ahot at the siege Of vfckshu~r
willie serving On the staff of aen Frank E1sir
Three weeks tinee Lieut.. Bo1es was brought to tn.s
cit5 By ha Law. Vim a, Porter Eaa. ot this
city and placedin the Military uoapita1 10. .re.tment
in the hope that his life might bs saved Here b, auc
ferea tho anoputaeu OF leg; but With an that skt
fl sn1fical attendance and tho care and nursing Of
relatives and friends could accomplish. he g.aauay
failed unt1 the hour Of bis deceAsa Ue bore tha urc
trEcted suffering Incident to hfs Illness with tho
pa11ng fosttudo Of soldier, Asd thu resignation OF
Christian. Mother and 1istsrs and friends minsssrsd
t. him IN Lis 1stt moments, md were made hsppy by
the assu1a1ce which he gAve Of the Christians conf
dence that wlst him alTwas we'll,
TIE funeral exercises were attended at tho Marina
Hofpital on Sunday afternoon. atd wero conducted
BY Dr. Patterson, Of the Second Presbyterian Church
after which ths remaias were canyeTsd to ths cars
under .zfita1J escort to be taken to Npthampto,,
9ats. Tor latstnent.
Ills loss ssTese a6ictton to 1aexc circle Of raa
usss and nisnds. who have GU synpathtss Ii thc,.
sad Bereavement.
, 1863-07-01
8 HIGHLY IMPORTANT RU.
MOHs.

PHILADELPHIA, June 50 The third edition
ot The BuAain eays there is a report In this
city to-day that Gen. Butler has been appoint
cd Secretary Of War in place Of Stanton, md
1tn. Mcclellan Genesal-in"C Chief in the place
o' aen- Hallcck. TIE can't trace It to any
Trustworthy source.
, 1863-07-01
FROM SOMERSE

, r: Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trfbupc1
SOMERSET, Ky., juno 80, 1858.
al is calm here, except that the weather Is
still fntny. No rebels are known to be near,
except email party said to hive crossed the
river yesterday. Our boys have gone after
them, but superior speed may save them.
, 1863-07-01
Mes 1optrtissms;at1: .:-
HOME TESTIMONIALS.

From III. Jcse9h 4. Dehner merchant, who nxuy1-
Known to soma business uea Of Chicago the names OF
rome Of which. can be learned Dz. Lsh.aus rest-
esacc. Us 1lcaisaa Avenue Chicago.
D.. LGR1nlIL: =.
sayenn;Gd Eli tako sseat N ternz that you
71hrh ~ ot N Offensive d1scbafga Ia uly as ear
fnss ~ thr eEpea atnca carry tafaacy Ihe hear
the,t 10y sA Mntch wA8 4aiIy impaired u now.
49, ~ eknl+ almost perfect resi,Ie la Pnn
c11 fur,eeT 1niosnstiH aad ssa1 b pleased d.
Enn4 "a ,nme !o0 cused me an uoreonsifT
A1sW o. 1h1eh l9ATe In Jour possession ''a aaoes o.
ChscaGo. June 81, ES3 49, 0HaSkR-
CUBE OF cArARRu.
CHICAGO. juno I, ls3
1hereby ee.ttfy At haye been cured Of cat>rr,o
atvF1al 1ea1s Atant!lrK By D.. Lghkhli Heforn sn
plying to him. had troublesome dropping Of stfr
Ito ny theoat my uostEis wera most of tha tins
ssopptd up. oou&ng me 70 h.ea.1e wi:h ny mouth
open. the serto ofeuaeu. ~ well n my meusTy w10
somsvhat ingsred and NJ breath offensive Il tines.
bat Eost OF MI. wns continually dizzy. am DoV
ai.ef several weeks ttcAtment happy state thas
All wall ineyeEJ respect Yours. !ery trnly.
CLaRkHCE VELzER
Princeton, Bust3u County, III
, 1863-07-01
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
week ending June 27, 1868:

AExclusiyc Of the shipments orer the Michigan
Central, and Pittsburgh and Fl, Wayne Railroads.
The following table shows the receipts
ofaour, grain, live stock, &C., since Janu-
a1y 1st to date, for three years:
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Wheelet:ri; 81 Wilson s
1 I

OF them in use in ehls county
md Europe.
These arc rhe only machines making
tho Lock Stitch with the Rotating
Hook
Arc profitable and available llf1
time.
Equal to ten seamstresses.
An annua! dividend Of 100 to 5OQ
per cent ion their cost) may be obtained in.
use-by their possessof.
The Glass Cloth .Presser, $50 popu.
1a1,) can only be had with these Machines.
GEO. Il, CH4TTENpEN.
General Agent for Illinois, NEscoaain Iowa, Minnesota
Kansas and Northern Indiana
10G Lake Street Chicago,
tCircula1s can be had on application Or 81 Post,
je19 E4tu11n-Y Hawncs
, 1863-07-01

ALBANY, June sS.-Goyernor Seymour has
ordered Inspector General Miller to 70 to
New York immediately, and organizo thirty
regiments in that city and Brooklyn. They
will be drilled In artillery as we'll Is inflntry
practice, witha Viow Of plseing them III tno
Notifications.
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NEW YORK., June ga rumor Is preYa-
lent that Gen. H4llcck has been removed and
and Mcclellan appointed his successor.
, 1863-07-01

Which Is long. clean. Of good nbrn and wen calrot-
tC1 wien delivered At atnttons lines or Chicago
railroads, oEat the Chicago Fm1 MIL
Te4trK, ,dnT-zoftfp., &c -
WALWORTE, HUBBARD & CO..
H1-ESs5 3wdc1nw Ottice rs LATEST. Chicago.
, 1863-07-01
81 TN advertisements.

TO LOAN-s4,oo0 at eight per
l. cent. for threo ycs.s.
On Ftxnx. CLASH City Pxoperty.
For particulars address Poas OuIea Boz ss7 with Dis
ctirton OF property. iit.:EN9t
, 1863-07-01

A THING OF BEAUTY IS A
{: ~ a,; ToX FOREVER N1ts' Caztes ds vlite
are Joy T. all lbs ratlons. Do eot f.get tho nun.
Ser: na ~ Lass snesk corner Of 4a.ai!c GSLT Two
DGILaTa f11 ~ rsR E. DOZEN. RAJ MAS. Agent~
, 1863-07-01

nISSOLUTION.-Owine to the
- death of Henry i. Huntingdon, of Boston. the
nrn Of Burlington Wodsw0Fth d Co. Is this day dis
solved The business Of the firm Will be closed by thu
Subscriber. PHILIP WADSWOHTH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-18
ard one thousand e;ght hundred and sixty,

Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty,
having tiken the oath aforesaid, and not
having since violated It, and being qualified
voters BY the election law as the State exist
Ing Immediately before tho so-callcd act OF
recession, and excluding all others, shall re.
establish q State Government, which shall he
republican, ard in no wise conravensns snid
oath such shall be recognized rs the true
government Of the State, and the State shall
receive hereunder the benefit Of the constl-
tutioual provision which declares that the
United States shall guaranty to every State
ID the Union republican form of govern
tnent. and shall protect each of them against
invasion, on application of the legislators,
or the executive where the legislature cannot
be convened, and against domestic violence.
And DO further proclaim, declare and
make known, that any provisions which may
be adopted by such state Government in v'o-
,ston to the freed people of such State,
which shall recognize and declare their per-
manent freedom and provide for their educa-
ton, and which may yet be consistent as h
temporary arrangement with their piesent
condition a. a laboring, landless and harm
less class will not be objected to by the ma
tional executive.
And it is suggested, as not improper, that
in constructing loyal State government in
any State, the name Of :he State, the bound
ary, the subdivisions, the cons titution and
the general code of laws as before the rebel
lion. be maintained, subject only to the me d
ifcntions made necessary by the conditions
hereinbefore stated, and such others, II any.
not contravening said conditions, and which
NAV be deemed cxpcdient by those framing
the new State government.
To avoid misunderstanding. it may be
proper to say that this proclamation, SO tar
us it relates to State governments, has no
reference to States wherein loyal State gov
crnments have all the while Teen maintained.
And for the same reason it may be proper to
further say that whether members sent to
Congress from any State shall be admitted to
seats, constitutionally rests exclusively with
the respective Houses and not, to any extent.
with the Executive; and still further that
this proclamation is intended to present the
people of the States, wherein the national
authority has been suspended and loyal State
government have been snbyerted, a mode in
and hy which the national authority and
loyal State government may be established
within said States or in any of them. And
while the mode presented is the best the Elk.
ecutlve can suggest with his present impres
sions, it must not be understood that no 9th
err possible mode would be acceptable.
Given under my hand at the City of Wash,
ington the eighth day of December, A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
three, and of the Independence of the
United States Of America the eighty eighth
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WV. Il. SEWARD, Sec'y of State.
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back, and by the complete opening of the
Mississippi, the country dominated by the
rebellion is divided in distinct parts with
no practical communication between them
Tennessee and Arkansas have been clear
ed of insurgents, and influential citizens
in each, owners of slaves and advocates OF
slavery at the beginning of the rebellion,
now declare openly for emancipation in
their respective States; aud OF those
States not included in the emancipation
proclamation, Maryland and Missouri,
neither of which, three years ago would
tolerate restraint upon the extension OF
slavery into territory, only dispute now as
to the best mode of removing it within
their own limits.
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u Special Attention ~ asked -

III NNEWELLs UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
10 make Ccash Remedy thorough Tor all Throat ND
Lung mpian and 10 sd the N ind o. climatic cause,
Ahsh hs UeA error has been. the sodueins o; saSo-
hs which deei'iate and by such restrain The great
es OF use as the only true theory BY which sseh
o.plslns can be ereeisay cured, the point made
N 'his valuable preparation. To prevent asking suen-
oh To iong stories OF descriptive
teehniealities. wouh ask CONFIDENCE which vn b
eaefed In Coins, rGHs, HoAssESsss, Soa1 1saosr
BsOscsHAL sniAsrBEArie CesPLAisrsto al TsaoAr anA
LrsG CONTAINS which, when neglected, end In Cos
SUMPTION and 10 prove the declaration By true results
j. l.. HUNNEWEtL- PN"PsIErop.
Comme,eal Wharf, pos'en,
Calvin @. Peek, Agent. Ellsworth.
W l.. Alden ca, Ranger, u. u. Hay ee.,ssd
r. fhiliips, Portland, Wholesale Agents lylsH
~ F0T sae Ny dealers in every city and town. luss
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The following was received a day or tw o
since by Dr. Crabtre, OF this city. from a
member Of the 7th regiment, who is at An
napois;
- was this morning watching the load
of beings who came from Richmond, (pris-
on) on flag Of truce boat, thinking | might
see some poor fellow from our company.
was successful, and found the one most
wished to see. Pen and paper cannot des-
crbe the appe rance Of your brother, John
w. Crabtre, as he was landed here this
morning. Nov. ~ emaciated to 4 skeleton
by sklckness and starvation lie was one
Of the few who charged the works of For,
Wagner On July llth. and survived. lie
was taken prisoner on the parapet, and car
ried to Richmond, and though he was then
stout and strong. he has been so reduced by
starvation. first in Libby prison. then on
Belle Isle. that he scarcely could be reeos-
nized. His description OF the treatment Of
our braves at those prisons is heart .rending
He is not able to cit up Or write. but hopes
are entertained for his recovery
The wife Of j. w Crabtre left yesterday
to join her husband, who is in hospital at
Annapolis, Mrs. Crabtre writes her hue
band is not expected to live De. Sth.-
HaY1ford Da,ly CouraAf.
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From the Army Of tie Potomac.
San Francisco, 10th.
The constitution for Nevad,, which the
people are to vote for or against on the 18th
Of January next, IS published.
NAsHvIhLk, 18th.
There is rumor that Gen. Sheridan,
commanding the colum in pursuit of Long
street, encountered the rebels rear guard
east of Knoxville and sustained a heiyy re
pulse, in which Gen, Sheridan is said to
have been badly wounded. The rumor is
not yet generally credited at headquarters,
but it is traced to several distinct sources
Unless corrobo-ated by dispatches from
Chattanooga of this date, the story will b.
tiscredited.
Col Misoncr reports that the rebel de-
serters and citizens are flocking to that post
in great numbers, asking to be allowed to
take the oath under the Presidents proc
lamation.
Col. NJ says in regard to the numbers
arriving, that he has never seen the like.
A few days ago Capt. Perkins Of the
llth FEM. cavalry, applied to General
Rosecrans for permission to take the oath
ct allegiance under the amnesty proclama-
ton.
He says in letter, the actual condition
of Tennessee, is not understood or apprecl-
ated by Tennesscans in the rebel army, and
their eyes have only been opened since his
capture.
The railroad Improvements in Middle
Tennessee and Alabama ale rapidly ap-
preaching completion.
New York, 10th.
The Worlds army of the Potomac has
not gone into winter quarters in its present
location. and 1t is not likely to do AZ.
The guerillas are becoming troublesome
again. having on Monday made a dash on
tie railroad and cultured two officers and q
part of the guard.
The Worlds Washington despatch says
the bill to increase the pay Of the army
meets with general favor, and will soon be
reported back to the House.
The Committee on territories will soon
report bills to bring Nebraska, Utah, and
Colorado into the Union as States, and also
to create new territory out Ct part Of Ne
braska.
The Times despatch says Gen. Buford is
i'll here, and it is spprehendei that he will
die tomorrow.
Adjutant General Thomas is again dam
gerously i'll, and will be brought hbmc from
the Southwest as soon As his condition will
admit.