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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-09
TmEWAR IN ARKANSAS,
The Rebels Attack Gen.
Prentiss at Helena.
OUR FORCES REPULSE THE
ENEMY.
We Capture 1,2OO
Prisoners.
rMEWAR IN ARKANSAS.
FIRST DISPATCH.


Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
a. CArgo, July To a m.--1s6s
We have good news from Helena by
the steamer. Silver Moon. this morning
1t seems that at o'clock on the morn
ing of the 4th, the rebel General Price,
with command said to number over
5000 under Marmaduke and Holmes,
made furious and premeditated at
tack upon Helena, where Gen, Prem
-tiss.was intrenched, with some 5000
Illinois, INDIANA and Wisconsin troops.
The rebels came sweeping in apparent
~ perfectly satisfied that they had bat
to open upon us to ensure an easy VIC
tory, but they reckoned without their
host.
Prentiss was ready for them. A
fight ensued which lasted some hours,
the little garrison maintaining its
ground bravely and successfully. Pres
emily force of about 900 rebels found
entrance to our works, and out off from
support, went in to occupy Helena.
They we're quickly closed upon by a
determined force of our Western boys,
and nearly every man of them captured
killed or wounded. Following up this
success with rapidity, Price and bis
remaining force were finally driven Of
with considerable slaughter.
~ Gen. Prentiss estimates our loss al
about 100 kill and wounded. The reb
Ell loss is net known, but it is admitted
BY prisoners, to be severe.
The Silver Moon brought up 72t
Confederate prisoners, being those
taken at Helena on the 4th. Among
them are sixty line and field officers.
More particulars soon.
MEMPHIS, July 5, via CAIRO, July T.
lien. Hurlbut has kindly furnished
mo with the following extracts of let
tsrs from Gen. Prentiss
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General Meads's Order before the Battle.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, I

June so.
ssThe Commanding General requests
that previous to the engagement soon
expected with the enemy, corps and
all other commanding officers address
their troops, explaining to them the
immense issues involved in the strug-
gle. The enemy is now on our soil.
"The whole country looks anxiously
to this army to deliver it from the pres
ence of the foe. Our failure to do so
will leave us no such welcome as the
swelling of millions of hearts with pride
and JOY at our success would give to
every soldier of the army. Homes,
firesides, and domestic affairs are in
volved.
'The army has fought we'll hereto
fore. 1t is believed that it will fight
more desperately and bravely than ever
if it is addressed in fitting terms.
Corps and other commanders are au-
thorized to order the instant death OF
any soldier who fails TO do his duty at
this hour.
.s'By command of
''Maj. General MEADE.
as. W LLIAMs, Assistant Adjutant General"
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The French Army in Possession of the City
Of uexicO.

The Mexican news is of the most ab-
sorbIng interest. The French army,
elated with their success of PuebIa,
nave pushed on rapidly to the capital,
and we now have report that the city
was evacuated by the Mexican army
on the 3lst of May. The haste with
which the conservative leaders wei
coined the French invaders leaves
but little room to doubt secret ALI.
ance between them and Napoleon. The
French are now pre-eminately triumph
ant. Louis Napoleon's monstrous de-
sire for empire is rapidly being real
lied but now that he has conquered
Mexico, the question naturally occurs
"What will he do with il? We vii
iwait aid see.- Chicuq0 Journal
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THE SURRENDER OF
VICKSBURG.
Long Looked for Come at
Last.
The City Capitulates on
the 4th of July.
THE SIEGE ENDS ON ITS
FORTY SEVENTH DAY.
Official Dispatches Of the
Surrender.
The GOOD NEWS FULLY CON
FIRMED.
THE OFFICIAL DISPATCH.

THE OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON. July Z, 1868.
The following was received at the
Navy Department this afternoon:
u. s. MIssIssIpPI SQUADRON,
FLAa-SHP BLACK HAWK,
VICKsBuRG, July 4, 1863.
To Hon. Gideon Welles. Secretary of the Navy:
SIR: l have the honor to inform you
that Vicksburg has surrendered to the
United States forces on this day, 4th Of
July.
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want.
ID. D. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral.
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d r A II III 8.

d Il a Il H 3.
Died in this village on Thursday the I'd inst,
Mrs HARRIET B0UGHT0N, mother of Mrs. ].
b. Clarke, aged 20 years.
She had long been great sufferer, but through
it all bore her spirit in meek triumph, without 9
murmur to her God.
Oh change! oh wondrous change,
Burst are the prison bars,
This moment there so low,
So agonized-so low, aud now
Beyond the stars.
Oh change stupendous change,
There lies the soulless clod,-
The sun eternal Breaks
The new immortal wakes
Wakes with her God.
Dowagisc, Mich, July 9Th 1868. ]. s.
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DURSUANT to call made for that purpose
4 the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance of Cass
County, met for that purpose of completing theiI
organization. when the following officers were
elected:
President-J. c. Beeson.
Ireasura---A. Jewell.
Secrstarg-A. d. Stocking.
Diyectors-W. g. Beckwith, w. r. Fletcher,
Frank Brownell, Israel Ball and Daniel Blish.
Farmers of Cass County, your have now an In
surance Company of your own, and it is to your
interest to support your own home company, as
the rates are much less than any other company,
being only ten cents on each one hundred dollars
insured We have now over $3.50 600 capital sub
scribed, with good officers and good management,
we hope to receive the confidence and support of
the farmers of Uass County. Don't insure in any
other company until You see agent of this
company, they insure against damage by light
ming as well as FIRE. A. d. STOCKING, Sec'y.
Dowagiac, Michigan. june15 lowe
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-09
ID. D. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral.
THE FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT.


Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
CAIRO, Tuesday Noon, July7, 1868.
The steamer v. +. Wilson, from
Vicksburg on the 4th-her Captain,
bearer of dispatches to Capt. Pennock
has just arrived. The dispatches
are from Admiral Porter. He says
Vioksburg surrendered to our forces Oh
the 4th, at 10 a. M, after forty-eight
hours bombardment. No particulars.
CAIRO, July 7-l1:l5 a. ma dis
patch boat has just arrived, having left
Vicksburg city at 10 Il. m. on Sunday.
Her passengers announce that Penn
berton surrendered on the morning of
the 4th of July, and that our forces
were to march in at 10 o'clock.
Pemberton went ont in the morning
with flag of truce, and offered to sur
render, in case he would be allowed to
march his men out. Grant is reported
to have replied that no man should
leave the place except as a prisoner of
war. Pemberton then went back, and
after consultation with his subordi-
nate commanders, Internationally sur
rendered.
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The New POLICY of the War.

In giving Freedom to the .Slaves, zoe ensure Free
dom to the Free, honorable alike in schat ere gire
and uAat soereeeire. JHesaaH molly saps or mean
ty lose the last best hope of earth. Other means
may succeed, this could not fail. The sosy ispIeS,
peaceful generous Just. Il scdy schics follO'oed,
tie acorld soiH foreUer applaud. and God must for
srerbless.-President Lncoln's Message, December
1st. 1862
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Military Order against Secret Political

Societies.
Gen. o. B. Wilcox, commanding the
Department of the Ohio, has published
the following order which speaks for
itself:
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF INDIANA
AND MICHIGAN.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE ONO,
indianapolis, June Both 1854 I
General Orders No. s.
The peace of Indiana has lately been
disturbed by violence, murder, and 9TH
er acts contrary to law, and having
their origin in certain secret political
societies, clubs or leagues. The COM
mon safety now demands that all such
associations should be discontinued, no
matter to what political party they may
belong. They are constant source of
dread and mistrust they divide and
provoke hostility between neighbors,
weaken the dignity and power of courts
of justice, expose the country to mar
tial law, and discourage the people from
enlisting in defence of the Nation.
No matter how honest or worthy
may have been the reason for such So
eieties in the beginning, their very Sc
crecy, and the oaths they impose, do
enable wicked men to use them unto
unlawful ends, and pervert them into
public nuisances.
All good objects can be accomplished
openly. and none but the enemies Of
our country ever need disguise.
Il is perfectly plain that such secret
organizations are both dangerous and
beyond the ordinary grasp Of the law
they are, therefore, declared to be hos
tile, and will be put down by all tht
military power of the District if neec
be.
] invoke against said secret societie,
the good influence and active aid of al
men who are friendly to the Union, t.
discountenanee, and peaceabIy breaI
up such organizations within the limits
of this District, and call upon tn,
members thereof speedily to Withdraw
from their dark meetings, and openly
show that their intentions and acts ar
such as may well become the true an,
loyal citizens of country whose free
dom and integrity they will maintain
against all enemies whatever and befor
the eyes of all the world.
o. B. WILCOX, Blig Gen Comd'r
0ilcial--R0BT y HUTcHISs.
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FIRST DISPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS DIsrRIcr EAST ARK,

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT EAST ARK, !
HELENA, July E3 a. m.
To Maj-Gen. s. A.. Hurlbut, Commanding 18th
Army Corps:
GENERAL.-We have been hard
pressed since daylight by the combined
forces of Price, Holmes, Marmaduke,
Parsons, Carter Dobbins, and others.
Thus far we have held our own, and
have captured several hundred prison
ers, whom / send to you by Major
Wright, of the oath Iowa, on board
the steamer Tycoon.
3 The enemy are now evidently pre-
pairing for renewed attack in force.
Send another gunboat if possible.
The Tyler has good service to-day.
In great haste, your ob't serv't,
B. M. PRENTIss, Maj. Gen.
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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, July Secretary
Welles has received dispatch to day
from Admiral Porter, that Vieksburg
surrendered July 4.
CAIRO, July I, 1868.
To E. d. L. Sweet, Chicago:
The Navy Commander here has an
official dispatch that Pemberton sur.
rendered Vicksburg on the 4th.
N. 3. BUFoRD, Brig. General.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, ]
June %, 1853.
Hooker has issued the following
farewell address:
=, In conformity with orders from the
War Department, dated June 9th, /
.relinquish the command of the Poto-
mac. 1t is transferred to Major Gen.
Geo. Meade, brave and accomplished
officer who has nobly earned the con-
fidenco and esteem of the army on
many well fought fields. Impressed
with the belief that my usefulness as
the Commander Of the Army ofthe Po-
tomac is impaired / part from it, yet
not without the deepest emotions. My
sorrow at parting with comrades of SO
many battles is relieved by the convic-
ton that the courage and devotion OF
this army will never cease nor fail, that
it will yield to new successor as it
has to me, hearty and willing sup
port.
With earnest prayers that the tri-
umph of its arms may bring success
worthy of it and the nation, l bid il
farewell.
(Signed) JOSEPH HOOKER.
This was followed by an address
!. from Gen. Meade.
GEN. MEAD's ADDRESS.
Headquarters ARMY OF THE PoTosAc, I
June IS, 1868.
- BY direction of the President of the
vUnited States, / hereby assume the
command of the army of the Potomac
AS a soldier, in obeying this order-ar
order totally unexpected aud unsolicit
ed have no promises or pledges te
make. The country looks to the army
to relieve it from the devastation and
disgrace of a hostile invasion. What
ever fatigues and sacrifices we may be
called upon to undergo, let us have il
view constantly the magnitude of tn.
interests involved, and let each mar
determine to do his duty, leaving to al
All Controlling Providence the decis
ion Of the contest.
1t is with just diffidence that / re
lieye in command Of this army an emf
nent accomplished soldier, whose nam
must ever appear conspicuous in tn
history of its achievements, but | rel
upon the hearty support of my com
rades in arms to assist me IN the dis
charge Of the duties of the importan
trust confidcd to me- :.
(Signed) Gro. c. MEADE,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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important Notice.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR,
U S. INTERNAL REvENUE,
% DISTRICT or MICHIGAN.

u -. INTERNAL HEYESUE,
% DISTRICT or MICHIGAN.
ST. JOSEPH, June Is, 1868.
Justices Of the Peace and Notaries Public ar.
hereby warned against issuing affidayits an,
other document, requiring a STAMP, without tht
same being affixed thereto, and cancelled by the
Justice of the Peace or Notary Public so issuing
the said affidavit or other document.
The penalty is fifty dollars for each and every
violation Of the law.
From and after June LIST, 1862 no instrument
of writing requiring a stamp, viii be valid, with
out The same being affixed thereto.
ALEXANDER Ii. MORRISON.
july2-10w4 Collector for I'd Dist. Michigan.
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Later from the Battles in the East.

BALTIMORE, July 5.-News has been
received from Gen. Meade's army. up
to IL O'Clock to-day. The late victory
gets better and brighter.
The enemy was in full retreat to-
wards Chambersburg and Greenoastle
1t is thought that Lee will strain
every nerve to reach Hagerstown, and
it is also thought that his aim is to
reach Williamsport and thence escape
into Virginia.
Intercepted dispatches give the in
formation that Beauregard is in Rich
mond, and perhaps Oh bis way TO Gull
pepper.
Gen. Meade is harrassing Lee with
cavalry, and following in pursuit.
SECRETARY STATIONS DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CINCINNATI, July 5, 1868.
General Burnside received the fol-
lowing dispatch from the Secretary of
War:
WASHINGTON, July 4-945 p. m.-ls63.
To Major General Burnside
After three days of sanguinary bat
ties at Gettysburg, General Meade has
defeated Gen. Lee, who is now in full
retreat.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
RECEIVE THIS WITH CAUTION.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The Jour
nal publishes the following in On extra
BALTIMORE, July 5-ll:30 a. m.-
The war correspondent of the Journal
has just arrived from yesterdays battle
field. He states that the route of Lee
was thorough and complete.
Gen. Meade has not only captured
10000 rebels, but re-captured all our
own, troops who were previously in the
hands of the rebels.
3P. Mt is really true that Lee
has been totally routed and is seeking
to escape. Pleassnton has cut off his
retreat through the gap leading to
Chambersburg.
We took 11S pieces of artillery and
from $4,000 to 10000 prisoners.
Secretary of War.
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''Maj. General MEADE.
as. WILLIAMS, Assistant Adjutant General
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

quarteri. Again MoSby succeeded il surprising
The place and capturing our men, as he had on
previous occasion, his party being dressed IN cur
Uniform.
Ii vas the hour when those on picket expect
ed to be relieved, and the yldettes saw with
pleasure the relief. as they soppJs d, ia sight,
coming IN the direction from wnenCe they eX-
pec.cd thcif friends. No alarm was given save
BY one WAC was posted between the station aud
Drdinsgille, ana he ded to Dfaiusvll3. MQsety
had thus succeeded IN getting in the rear ano
disappointed them, by commanding, 3" Surrcu-
der you ID Yankee SONS of BIS" But few
shots were fired, for while they were dining
Moseby captured them. Five men from Co. A i,
two from company NJ, only escaped to tell the
story.
Those taken prisoners are Major Wells. Capt
ScoGad, company T ; Lieut. Cheney, company
O. Lieut.. Watson, company l. Corporal
Quinlan company A; Homer Fl Bliss, do II
b. Sweet, do ; Lesser Green, do Sergeant Far
rington, company L &; Oi5 Brsinard, do Al
bert Dray, do; Vim. Watson, do John uar-
Wy, do - Ger.deon, DO , - Irish, 90 Cur
It's Woodward, DO CHARLES Erwin, do Goo
Bellows, company NJ La Bounte, l.. Sar,weu,
90 Benz. GorGou, do j. Armstrong, do :;
Frank Doyle, DO
Sergeant Blon AtahiDson, Co. A, was
wounded in tie hip 0y pistol bail. but not Sc
ri0usiy, il is hoped and lefc unparo.el. 50 hQr.
RED was Aoseoy to escane with his prisoners.
AtchIns n was brought into the hospital to dav
Lieut. Hisiey, o. O.. X, with the relief plckc.,
came up soon after aud !oilowed in Ismg d
number OF miles, c4mo close upon thell but did
mot deem It prudent to attack Moseby, although
1t IS sac his patty were anxious for u fight
MAJOR Wells was Troublesome prisoner, and
came very near beng shot after hs capture.
Capt. Rundlest, Of Go. L, has resigned on &C
count Of i'll health and his resignation has been
accepted. lie was the LAST of our original cap, !
aims WHO first came out. Esteemed alike BY
3lhcers ana men. the besc wishes Of the regiment
20 with bin.
Yours Truly, SERGEANT.
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and thus far It has not shown the least sym nton
It,kpy sinola stem b,okwar1
The Democrats who aro s,dinc IN tbis ,,or,r,,
Reaction. have nowhere assumed ar nre,andei
that they were inf lencai b7 anv chance Of mol.
icy Of the Government. They expressly saw
when they make any allusion to the poI,cv Of
the war, that the Government must be sustain
ed, whether men aoree or djsarreo with il IN
questions Of details,-thas in the contest with
treason there can lie but two sides. the Govern
mcnt and traitors, and it is for all men to saw
on winch side they will stand. And it is this
issue, squarely presented to the people. an issue
that cannot well be blinked, which has led so
many Of the best Democrats in the country to
! denounce the copperheads, and refuse to Give
AID or comfort to treason by any further
alliance with them. They have noe given up
their Democracy, but they have declared that
1t IS the genuine and pttriOsic kind and not The
spurious and copperheaI variety the Democ-
racy oi Jackson, and not Of Calhoun, the De-
nocracy Of Doug las, and not Of Breckenridge,
Democracy that can approve or dsaprroyo Of
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

oIGEL'S CONFESSION OF FAIrH.-General Sigel
sent to the meeting to organize the Loyal Union
League, at Cooper Institute, New York, letter,
regrettlnS his inability to attend, and expressing
his hearty sympathy with The o4jecs of the or
ganlzation. lie closed his letter with tho fol-
lowing statement Of what he believed
" believe in the Monroe doctrine, in the
b1tler code, IN the Presidents PROCLAMATION, ia
the good Will and pers cyoranco of the people. in
the undauu.ed courage Of our Volunteers. 10 tie
iinal vihdcatl)n OF the honest, the Just, and the
brave, IN the Liberation Of the Qown-troddeD and
the slave, and ia the overthrow and death Of the
southern Oligarcby.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

SHARPsHo0TERs. We learn that the two reei
meets of Berdan's SharpshOosers, which have
heretofore been independent organizations, have
been brigaded with two regiments of infantry,
the l2th New Hampshire and 10th Penn
sylVanis-under the temporary command Of Col.
Potter, of the l2td New Hampshire. Col. Ber-
den was about to be appointed a brigadier for
this command when he was arrested at the in
stance OF one of the captains of the lst regiment
and is now under trial by Court Martial the
result of which may determine whether he gets
the coveted star or not. This brigade is now
in Gen. Whippe's division and in the I'd army
corps, Gen. Sckles.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

CINCINNATI, March 90 The gunboat chr
Gothic bum5arded Fort Pemberton on Satn rap
and Sunday, bat without decisive result 't Tsa!l
Tort Is 50 situated that i; could 20. DO att,cll
By land force On accour Of hiaa.wate AF'
The guns Of the DsKMo had been fab.
ashore aud land battery constructed ne, 'at AZ
rebel works. The rebel force is estimated VI, !,
5000, under Con. Loring. Reinforcement, =. a.
being rapidly sent forward 10 the seat of ons.
tions, and It is expected ,hat cur feet viii rr ..
We able to reduce all The rebel Qualifications y.
the Yazoo. y,
The Fiokehurg Wig Of the Ilth, saws fl.
crew . the lndianoIa, 80 in number, arrival
there the day before.