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try, which Wa5 the ing OF universal freedom.
He could not answer that question himself,
but they could answer it-those noble fathers
and mothers before him-they could answer.
At that moment their hearts were tolling the
knc1ls Of unutterable funeral eorrow over
the wounded, the dying or the dead bodies Of
the heroes whom they sent from their fire.
sides to the bloody battle, field to die. fAt
this moment there were many old and middle
aged men and women who could control
themselves no longer, but Wept like little
children The Governor continued: He saM
that they remembered the great sacrifices
they had made for their country, and he called
new their solemn oaths and covenants to be
true to the Union. He appealed to them, by
the oldcn and ever glorious memories Of the
var, By the Tag which their sons had carried
20 braTely and triumphantly Mt Donelson and
MurfIeesboro, on the Cumberland and
the Mississippi, ut Shiloh and An
tietam-by the dying groans Of the
Redeemed the dreadful battlefelds of the rebel
lion, by the 1nnumbered hi1locks which mark
the lonely graves Of the dead soldiers of the
Republic Id that terrible conflict which truth
and justice had authorized and sanctioned un-
under the tremendous name Of q fratr1ctdal
var, by the grand eolemnities which
enehroud the memories Of George
Washington, and the Fathers Of the
Revolution, by domestic ties, By the love which
they bore for the dear children which were
left to them, and BY the sublime Inspirations
By a1l these master passions, memories, and
records, never to abandon the cauae IN which
they were engaged, aud upon which the very
life Of the Republic was suspended!
The Governor resumed his seat amidst tre-
mendous and enthusiastic cheering.
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TIRE GREAT GATHERING At
SPRINGFIELD.
Speeches Of Major General 0glesby,
hon. ]. B. Dooittle, Hon, z.
Chandler, Hon. I. N. Hay
pie, Gov. Yates, Coli.
Dougherty, Hon. E.
G. 1ngersol, Etc.

wcglve below the speeches Of Ma5or Gen.
eral Oglesby, Hon. j. 3. Doo1ittle, Hon
Zachariah Chandler, Hon. I. N.
Haynle, Gov. Yates. Col John Dougher-
II, and Hon. E. C. Ingesson. We have also
On hand the speeches Of Hon. Lyman Truu-
bull, Of Illinois, and Hon. Henry 8. Lane, Of
Indiana, hut are compelled, for want of room,
to defer them to our next issue
STAND NO. 1.
Hon. Mark Bangs presided at this stand,
and the first speaker introduced was Major
General Richard Ogleeby. After few prelim-
inary remarks, General Oglesby continued as
follows:
sFEEcH or GENERAL RICHARD oGLEsBI.
This is heroic age for us, when every
man, woman snd child shall be tried tor their
countty-shau work and die for their country.
Nothing less than this spirit will save us to-
day-not that dread this mob that is NOW
1aging In the rebel states-that, thank God,
is on its LAST and falling legs. They feel that
the rebellion is waning and sinking and al
most ready to go out Of sight, and pass away
forever. It has no te1rors for me now. II feel
as compliment upon that question as I did
about the peace Of our country fire years ago
They cannot much longer annoy rs If left
alone. But now comes time which will try
yor. I am convinced that the undue import
ance, which has been given to the political
aspect Of cur tronbles is OF far more serious
consequence than my effect resulting from
the peril Of war. The political turn that has
been given to our national affairs, is more
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"God d-d him."l >Floyds history WAS
well known In the Fall of 1850 the conspir-
ators, TO whom he had alluded, thought the
time had come to break up the Union, In
deadly earnest. They went 70 the Charleston
Convention to accomplish their purpose, and
how, and what for. South Carolina never
cane into the Congress Of 1851 and '03. He
and his frierd, Senator Dplittle, we're COM
pelled to sit by these Southern
scourdrel6 day By day, and week by week,
ard hear them declare that the Union was
With these men? THang 'en, hing 'em.l
Yes, that Is y hat ought to have been done to
fren,> Bat Bnchsnan WIS in With he trait-
ort. He said t1lat treason was bad thing
bnt then It could not be heIued. TA voice;
Poor devil. I'D Buchauan. Hanp the old
rascal T. Ia they were mt at libertT to iuaI-
nnrote fi,is reheJlion They tried hard to
srcnnpss The lffs. IF Abe IIncoIn. !: There
WIRE I'd mustets reaay tn do This service
for tt,e consnfratora Rnt thew f1f1pd ha,
carse qod vas m nld Abe's Side. There
WeYr diffirn1ties in Mr. T,fnco]n,s government
which they co,,}i mt annrecfates which no
one could appreciate and they might--as
he did-fhank God ana Abe Lincoln. tRot wa
had m ~ = Tinted % S States In GoVernmenl ' n aav
Then came the extemporizing Of our armies
and Bnll Run. Then, the cry WOn TO Rich
mond''-bnt God who knew better about war
than We did. pfeyented us from coinc there.
IF We had gone On to Richmond ne might
have crueheti the rebellion. but va shouId 1ot
have crushed the cause Of the rebellion. Now,
we had our hands at tie throat
The careel Bat IL took us long while to I'D
tlis. For eighteen months We lad a cnnser.
yatiye nolicy. The 1ebeis verc our dear bro.
f1e1xI and Te had to nrotect theIr nsrpers |
We were now af war with them in .earneat:
Whit Tas sd The ~ resnlt M Of Of 'S these ~ eiehteen s'
monthsS We fonn5 o1,,aa1ves nnt ~ Tel1 IN
M we were nj Tia heoinnino. 0nr armies
hsd heen drove hv thsn acrnss thc ~R,nna.
hannock. That's EeTa ere wa % stoodi III Nav #
n Tpai 7Tnr no1;rv- WnRad fsken nnn5elsnn
at At lat! that Was prettF eoodi @ and It was taKen
BIZ Illinois men chietiyeana there never Was q
western crmy v hich turned it's bacF mon f1e
rebels. TImmense Cheering.l Then. M.
Lincoln. alter the batfIe NJ hntfefam soid
fhst ou2 armies shonId have al thst Wne ' na'
cersa-T fnr 4ha;- snts;s+anna fa,,, H., roa1
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uuder the tre - the Notifications surrounding Washing
ten. oecaase he must In iy Nsl hsN an Al h. % ces
would be VI here Ne Is at conan der
~ fail TO know well that % attack ~ oker dor the
guns o. those ceionoes viii be % mack rim
In positions immeasg anly stronger than ANY lao
could have taken la the wei gty N the kappahaa
mock or, Ia other words, that % hate GDder tnon
Hooker viii surely behaving 40 rear or lines OF cpnmu
nications ~ guard &c with the aid 81 trooIe be-
longing 10 this de- artmeat not required 10 The forica
at least h.iy tbOusand ayia.o 81 onger
thin be could hsve been te RinshluDocS; while the
guns OF the fortincanDg themselves sil h. worth hy
thousand moro men on the ned Lac ventures within
their range
IL seems equally improbable that he would venture
Serious movement tnt0 Maryland, with OR Army tho
Potomac lot entirely iniaet IN his
Per corrd. rhasassertiOn Of the Baltimore san this
morning, above referred H. correct proves that he IL
ndeed moving heavy force upon Pennsylvania, while
the news rom uDlnutpwn, fafcte county n, whici 40
get this afternoon Through MAJOR Belze asserting post
lively that the enemy Is advancing in that direction goes
70 create the impression that Lee aim Ptlsbgrgnot
Harrisburg.
Many military here adopt tho thu that his re,
object Is bnt 10 get or uudeiecicf for time, large
portion q hs army " that OF some other TAR distant hed
OF operations
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunart mai s,enm.hip Africa, Captain sloas, viii
leave roston wodnea-ay Tor Liverpool.
The mails To- Europe Sin close IN this city AZ quarter
past ard al iafpass i've O'Clock Tomorrow alter
noon, 20 30 by railroad.
Tho Nsw YcsK IlrRAip-Liiiion for frrpe-wiil be
published eleven O'Clock 70 morrow morn ng and viii
crntain fun details % the rebel invasion Of Pennsyvana
the movements Of the Onion and Rebel Armies in Var
rpia tho progress OF the Siege Of vicksourg, ant al
other CT tic week Of important or interesting
chnractes.
Single oopics, I, wrappers. ready for mailing ave cenis
sampsoa LeS. Son 20 Al Aiigsr I'M, London, Eng
land. II receive advertisements AMI subscriptions for
the Nsw YogK HERALD.
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GENIAL LIKE.
From the washiugt star, June 90
II does not become us 70 publish any information
csrnng the posons occupied by The Unoa Army OF the
Potomac further than say that army corps
Jest where tbs rscsnt movements Of the rebel army
fer they known, Indicate that those pstcns
should be- N course hey are being daily shifted cir
cumstADoss require.
cavalry rscoanoaAncs on lhs day bsfore YESTERDAY
under General ssshs, Demonstrated thas iisrabs
force rebe cavalry In The immediate vicinity u
Washington, vhie Colonel Dunes cavalry. on the
Gap with similar forcs OAsr nformatIou leads 10 tho
eonelssso1 that L. also holding the sAps Of the Blue
kidgs IN frunt. MUH
- fsr Ne have Do4 bssn sbis 10 learn that Il 10 known
La lee has any considerable infantry force any What
ever 10 the valley between the Blue Ridge and the Bull
run Mountains II is therefore NOD mps e that be IA
merely keeping up shov o. cccupy ng tat valley, Nth
srous bodies q cavalry. While the NAH b3d, Of hs army
moving other direction thar towards Washing
th., be not br nsins up almost the whole % his army
towards tbs city, hdcsied by ks occupation a TIE
mountain pazs bamsd above and Il llhc " conmuni
cstire WITH his base VIA Warreuton.
We take u Cor grsntsi thai 6enerai Hooker aud me
authorizes here HE movements. their
rpenns ~ MOVING mDch better tBsn those a any
others our cn,trrY FRfies ~ the press evidently 10
a nnrky fug On lbs nov mat important ront mus,
t.s As rlaisd Pres wAshngtsn despatch. pusilsed
sion IN ID. vicasy Damf-.- while the Baltimore san
states there :. ofDeia iniOrn4tn Va Baltimore N
,htua VI yetrrday ABOUT -tnr~bufg, va -poin,s per.
i...s a haaar6l fnila~ Alaft ~ msrching rats
iAofty io4r hO.rs stost turce 60 Lssks u rcnersiy
k.,~n h he y.bc. u s.eins ~ ~, tsi ~hef6 Lee
uan any ~ nsnwuverns. att shat hs caffert b-ct
fcslv h. IL n amsst ncfrdiss thai y AIMS 70 ootas
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THE BLOCKADE RUNNERS.

I'm portant from che south Atlantic
Block ading squadron-The Destruction
OF the Rebel steamer stono, late Isaac
Bmith-The Rebel Steamer Havelock
Burned by Oar Blockade rs--Our Bate.
ries Open Fire ON the Rebeis-Reports
or Admiral Dupont and Com inodore
Turner, Sc, Sc.
Tho following report has been received at the Navy Do
FIAo snr wAsAsn, June Is, 1873. !
on the night Of the 9th attempted 70 run
out Of Charleston she Wa turned back by the Wisss
hcon. which vessel pursued her over the bar bring
nsr repeatedly The steamer was sunk From subse
Whom ssnd ncs,h BY ID: there y rss-
have further 70 rspor, that the nigh, q the iosh
inst soothsr attempted 70 the blockade into
several Of the vssssls but IN the darkness evded them.
q the ns.s %oruiss e d.ysn :ns wss dsoovsrsa q
did not destroy the vessel she large side whesi
steamer. and Is suppssd BY Commodore turner 70. DO
the Haveock but this not yet Certainty asceriaioed
Roar admiral, commanding South Atlantic Blockadiog
Hon. GrpsoS wuIm, Secretary OF the Navy.
The report from Commodore Turner, of the United
STATES steamer New Iro,sdss, accompanying Admiral
Duponts report 10 the Department, dated on Gu ires,oa
June III, states
shortly after my arrival last night from Port Royal
Just abost sunset black smoke discovered the
soathvsrd and eastward very FAR on. Thinking might
be blockade runner despatched tho Powhatan pur.
of her. she In search Of her all night but with
out success Al about bali hour after midnight q
steamer which suppos 10 be the ono sndeavor.
cd 10 pass into sanford channel through the lower lines
She was Immediately aud sharply bred upon By the Mem
pitts stetn and Ottawa but succeeded getting and
passing them. This morning al daylight che dis
ore fore and AT She WA evidently vessel Of the hrst
class. sent IN about sunrise this morning detachments
from the Powhatan and sebsgo for the purpose % exn
gushing the hre possible, and 10 what prospect
there for wrecking her getting her or but the
boats approached boz the batteries the lower enf Of
Morris Island opepsd upon them, throwing three sho
which exploded entirely over her.
This vessel doubtless run astorc IN sinking con
dition 10 save her from sinking In the channel
later rspor, from Commoiors Turner says In re;e-
renee 10 tho ssme vessel
She isss have described her In previous letter.
q very arge steamer, and doubtless the Havolock
called the >auregard tie Brtancsoue o. the three
England at the tins they ntcd oft. she Lies
total wreck, within aJout egh hundred yards u tho
rebel battery Morris Island sad directly In front q
ssSson of artillery belonging rselvez much
than the rebel battery General YOgdcs succeeded
Ing couple of board ~ her IN the dark night BE-
fore last who sesrelei there al day y0sterda aud
discovered by the rebels before ae,, Tor about
the wreck, which brought about rapid erossnfing be
tween batteries aud The rebels. Commodore Turner
thinks he vii be able 10 discover her very few
days
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Lieutenant Colonel and Provost Marshal
Newspaper Accounts.
INVASION OF MARYLAND-TwKNrY. THOUSAND

INVASION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THOUSAND
REBELS AT sHARPsBUR0.
From the Baltimore Sun, June 30
0cal Information received Just before going 70 pross
last night, states that General Ewe with twenty Ave
thousand Confcderatos, are AZ Shsrpsburg, Maryland
General kwel has appointed provost marshal Tor Shps
burg aud has declared his intention 70 IN NARY
land wilismsport and Hsgcrrtown occupied BY
the Couederaes, and body Of them are also ~
south Mountain.
AZ the iatesI advcss no attack had been made upon
should attempt that he would BE- able innct upon
them . severe revulse.
Tne mail train from Frederick reached here last night
at nine o'clccx and the train from this city reached
midnight m remained In working order both 70 Freds-
rich aud sandy Hook and no confedsrstes bad yet entered
the 1rst named pisos.
ms Confedsrsiss have built substantial bridge across
also poptoon bridge across the Potomac sbephsrds
town. opposite sbarpsburg but for what purposes we're
not stated, Unless 70 recsive supplies, nc.
large ambsr of eontfabAnds, who we're captured In
the parts Of Pennsylvania Waited BY ssnsrai
Jenkins have been, we are ausborrsd say Distributed
smong various residents u Western Maryland the object
Of which II nyt clearly understood
We have no later Information from Gen. Kelly. Con.
Avcsl. sec1ad 10 command led tbs advance from New
creek 70 Cumberland aud occupied that iaes until Gen.
Kelly reached there with the remainder Tho command
What disposition has been made Of tho trooTs there has
no transpreu the fact the positive dection
taken By the Confedcrstes from that pi.oe
A LARGE porcE or REBELs SAID TO M Apy Axcrro
rroS rfrrsBrrG, fA.-TnEh pfckkrs sgAH
UyroSrows, rkYErTE COUNTY.
lfrom the Washington star, JuIe 20
Major tca1e United states fOgDtesrs received inie
gence fron Iay cite county Tn TINS morning that The
via The b-t,oUs rcd ctaing irqn tambsflni asr.~.
the NiiegbsLs NOaniaits fhrir pickat- had u. e.
cfaBfsylhe. Nd, tury i,At mites irvm rnilAtowG
fs,ete county. Pa, "a wo.he.d-s esean< ssst.
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m1DCELlIAUEOUDs

A ssoLuTK sALk or soo LOTS AND GoREs IN THE
"A Ninth ward Of the city Of brooAlyu, DE kse L~is
Wiloushby and suyvessnt avenues whsrspoon. Hat and
N, n.sslslos yrs !s:ara9es csnp.py 2, New r2s y.
s..sy Esssapss ;.l:sI go iS Lssss nr9uss oS
4scsocssrs %. following propsry BELONGING 20 thsm via
De Kab Avsnue-s lots a. bst sIyvesan, and Reid avs
faissii a-io lois 3 e. bel, Reid and s,pysisss, ava.
Es;Is;;S mr. VI xSa s.ss::.s' :. !"
Lar: AZ s' vs.. MI. Nv IN ;sss q iies,sTS
Mnioushey I'D Ley. s,.yvs.sn, avs
tn. propsr very de.irasy situated % sSralsa .soan
Kab and Broadway lass ~ dGsrcnt pynth an
FERRIS Brookyn FOR reside the realty 10 unsn'.
Passed number 81 residences have already been
erected In the vicinity All the streets haTs signs On hs
corners width while he stanr. nom
House IL the that fourth street
This sale offers unusual opportunity for ~
vestment for speculative purposs pfoprr ~ Tbs
neghborhood 10 rsIsfy Increasing in value fqrths..rr
Will protected rausr IN The Iced
vail furnished abstract ~ ue fire. % errsns.
The ute IL uniisputabls Two thirds tie pafchtss
money bond and mortgage o, per cent pr
Annuf For map~ &c appiy the ono Of ,he Company.
NO isD Broadway or The Aat0neers No " 6iar street
and wy FubOp street BROOKLYN ~ order
ErUEsE PfIkKETT President
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PsrsonaI lntslfigrn,r.

J. p. Russell, adjnissf yirst Maine cavalry. r. ".
Whitaker, AID de camp w. Gebsrai Fitzpatrick, and J. A.
Bates md lady arrived 81 tho Astor House yesterday
VI Governor fenlson, and Hon. J. n ssAn Of Ono,
william Jellii Of Gait orr Richard sLsit.ck d Wash
lngtop; william Todd, Andrew Casey, Andrvv oBssu.
n .. Casey and Bsyvssi eli II hlssosri are stop.
ping II the Metropolitan botei.
The g1ssy frisods Lenssnsnt Colonel los Hss.biin
q the First tinted Shasseurs soruery oobmasd~d
by Cochran and Afterwards By shsisr, VII be glad 10
Darn that be he b~rn commaoned a oobssi u TIE
rerir.>n,.
Tbe Baltimore <s-or- u The eots has the following
Mrs incoln a. ~ tbs rrrd~nt srrivei hsrs durins
late boar On thursday nwh, from wsshiDFlps, ~ 4
srsciai car ~ was acconranief BY several frieois
ard procecdsi North.
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rIsCFLLANrCUs.


The Char Courier makes timely suggestion In ~
commenting the attention o. government o The nA,s>
ranza,ion ana cultivation causaya for the pre-
ser,son Of TIC hsalh Of our This artl.'e has
peculiar eaes, uIoo NE W. and guards &s ps
ten against dieale b. ~, fe nnd irrsgaar oiet u
Ia sad tha, tie neai Hoee Of ne Plantation rtisrs Of
d. Drshe, ~h.h priy us or unhsppy itrclluea was
found ssa 'ru 20 ovrs 90 pc extract Of
cautsyb Bar vsh 700 ~ ia o. ue'psl an
sres.erts Iu confirmation o. als hasehc.ra Doe Of
our nost Distinguished pr,r,p. schrs waene,sr
he fci, unws ordnar5 da'oc suopaerio au'ss.
nc iuyarIabiy relieved hro.fls BY raasuon nuer Sow
that these Bi,er he Obtained substitute sAooas"
prepared We understand roTernmeathas opened ns
EQUATIONS D'Ahe tbropss secret ssent bpt with
.h,wuth do no, snov."
We are exceedingly Obliged the shmona wh's for lie
remembrance Of 'Auia Lang s'nr. bat we can ASSURE
''oor government innA,os Biers arc no. foe
sale to any secrc, agents. North South rAcre +. pro
baby several other things sssornmenr win Jss
wan,
We nov the, We the and most popular med
n the world We NO AFRAID 10 shoT ~haIh"
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years. We. duras Of LOUIS XVI. Kins OF
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho mail steamship Ocean Queen. Cip,rin WILSON, VIII
leave this port at noon tomorrow for Aspinwail
The mails for Ceairai America the South Pacific
will close nc ha..past O'Clock 10 morrow mornIag.
Tho NRw Yoas IIxuID-Ediiiop Zoe tho PAenc--win DO
published Of half past nine O'Clock u morrow morning
and viii contain full particulars of tho Rebel Rad In
Ponnsy ivania, the latest from the Army in vir
gnia General Grants operations Al vicksburg and all
other interesting news Of tho past ten days.
Single copies wrappers. ready for mailing oeats
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Eight Carries do visits FOR sI. OF Un-
eGu.ed style and nnsh rAirs corner OF corAnds and
s.w Ss., 81 nrosArs, ue.r Grand .'ro.
late Barclay and Greenwich streets
sleaVs Elliptic Lock stitch Sewing Ma
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Gold window shades.
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ALL KINDS q 4, S y Z \ : T. sk KnErrs,
Iron Furniture, Iron Bedssesds, Hat
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w. A. Bateheior's Hair Dys-The hest
by all druggists and perfomers Factory 81 barclay street
No More Grey Hair or Baidness.-Con-
suatIon free by DR. 0RASDJEAS 1 years constant
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The best and cheapest article soio By Druggists
Wigs, Toup~es, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
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issadoro's Hair Dye. Preventative
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The d. spptrd BY skifui artists
Try MtIier's soc, HAIR Dye. Black snd
brown the lest In sold by all druggists depot 81 Dey
Truss~s.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Curs
Truss No 7vesey opposite the church No offnec
ton with other truas Office OF the sams name Fense
attendant
Dsssasss Of the Nervous, seminal, Uri.
nary and BeSua System. and reliable res,men-in
reports OF the Hoxari aiionssnt IN sssle letter
enveops II Address Dr. j. sttiin Houzh'oa
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THE SIEGE OF vICKSBURG.
-~~~--~~>>>--~~~>~~~~>-- re
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS Of AFFAIRS.
v>~~>>>~>>~~~~~~>~~~~~.
The Probabilities Of an Attack by
Johnston Lessening.
Tho Rebel Garrison Thought to DO Preparing
- to Capitulats, sae
ks~ ks., u.

1 ~. CtuoKAsAw BAYOU, I
NEAR vcxsBuR0, June ID, 1885,
There 10 increased cannonading this morning Logan's
division Is reported 70 DO engaged The enemy rssist
Ing our advance on tho central portion OF the line.
thought the rebels are expending the remainder Of
their ammunition bsfore the nnai capituatton.
Johnston ID ascertained TO be Certifying the east bank
OF the Big Black This Is supposed 70 b . sek DE- POM,
merely TO prevent our crossing. l-a IA
late vicksburg paper received At headquarters con
isns nothing Of Importance but spe r. Of
Altiss.
MEMrHIs, June 10, 1868.
Cd. Tho siege was progressing slowly but surely.
Our total loss during the past week Is ,smated at less
than forty. Not over eight or ten killed
Tho garrison continued vigorous firing OF musketry
and shells up tho the dispatches wore written but
with success.
An attack from Johnston looked for daily but each
day lessons his chances OF accomplishing anything
Tho guerlas still active al various points ths
Mississippi.
by General Hmlbut.
wAsuisGroS, June n, 1868
Dispatches dated the 18th and 10th been received
from vcksburg Tho siege works still progressing
with vigor
General Grant was sti receiving reinforcemen,s and
the health OF the troops continued excellent
The whole OF the United forces for the week
preceding tho 10th not ,han twelve killed.
The total killed and wounded did not exceed fifty.
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