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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-13
ORelal Directory.

apital-for the present-at lewiston
bR-WilIiam H. Wallace {; Sec. of
y-Wm. B. Daniels; Territorial
F. Lambkin.
srahall- - Payne.
nty-Bsnnock City, Comfy SCI
Judge Daniel McLauglin
\. Smith; Auditor-W. r.
SheEif-S. Pinkbam; Tres
lam ASSESSOR. Judge
tssioners-Frank Moore, ].
aTphy.
Precinct. Justice Of the Pc
aiker. Centerville,J. p
icerville, J. p - String
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-13
BIc SOM & co.

II ns d: Oregon.
and aail Dealers in Grocer
eionss Dsf Goods, Clothing,
Sc. Miners and others will find
our ore. We will sell at
n ltf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-13

81 gaaLa has TaI.sa tha ragss d he aB0I..
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-13
NJ. KELLY.
iHl0N & BUTTON.

ia se Dry Goods, Clothing
e Boots and Shoes, Liquors Tobacco
Miners optils.
hiagf5n St., Centerville, Sept. Is, t655--ltf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-18
IL n.ertfnniScbe Sfaebrtdbten.

Wetu 0Orf, 16. Nldrs. Die 8srlamms
lung lcYaIer Yaraer am ltbten Snmllag IN
ber @caOemY Of Nlulc mar bic ercBnrtieRe,
wslhe StelIetht itmalS tn ireenb einem @e
bduce In 9merita absebalten woroen 1T. Das
NsbeGenblatt nStaats3situns" lGlGat bic 3abl
Der GnpeIenben auf 5000 an. GS mil1tn
ater, penn man Die &%prnmenben nnO @seen7
ben mitrs9net, $4,000 Menlten 3useecn
se,rsItn lttn, uuO es mar oblclut unmSelid,
Meter Sa ~9slan9en als Bis gum Corridor.
'SameS z. Brady. rer 3ur Bernunft ~selangte
OemOtrat, fab scr, unD @eneral 0oUl, Nne
brtw So9nlon Bon Esnnellee, uno @cuU .rneur
8riSbt BON Snpiana bteItrn Sfesen. Dte
Nebe pom Brady par auBercrosntltG 9eiItpcl
unb wiets, unD NIT benz t~stannten groben
@elhid Des NebnerS %ltsliFrt; bic onnern
gtsOen passSen, ndtnentIi& bic BON SObniOn,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-18
EeIegrapbtiebs DSht1riG,ten.
E}e't&ieI shr tsu .SaItlm;Ot1 g1sdsr,s
Gtrofbare Cffiiere.

SO aI6tnstOn, II. Mar,. Cine t~rsitere
elite Don Itrafbaren Oifitersn III I'M Suupt.
quarter Der Armse angsferttst woroen, Harun.
ter b%elnesn f9 banptlddlt4 SOlte, trslGe
Obne &rlaubnib abwslenD fnD. aubere tpeIfe
nnterlq1en taten, ft@ I'm GunSalescenten.
Eager gu nelben, mebrfre ipel6e i6 Der
Sruntengfit unb @tner, ptlGer (id Der 8e.
lteGnng, urn Solpaten aus benz Dteufe ,u
l9ahtn, i&uIbts semaGt baben. Dtele tperOsn
ais aus BIN Ser. Ct. Dtenfe eutla1Ien
bstTadtet, tpenn fe ni&t bihnen Is 5aaen
Dor ser GommiiliOn tn @aI9ingtCn, beren
PraltDent General 8idetts Ii, erltsinen, unb
ltd lpsssn Der ertcbenen @ntlusen senGpsno
reHtfsrttgen. 5ar DIE 3ufnnft mirp nit
psntssr WeilOe 9eetn ptsle &tafe BON Delft
qaenten perfabren psrlen. ae
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-18
.9as uclte a~ulcuoirte gtener Gelcb
Nfa6 alpbabstiid,er Orbmung, p
pie eS am 3. WidrS 1863 amenoirt paIItrte.

f. (5OttieBuns)
@%UtObtatt, SlattsUlo @1d6en ben
nt6t mebr ipte 20 Gu1 mil rs BldttGen je-
'Dee = Is @ts.
Otter f~a6riSirt gum 6aus9sbrau9 be
0erfsrttssrS = fret.
Otttp - Au89enpmmen |pirituTle unb
WalJtquprs nno 8ldtter- Steneel uno fabrt-
,irter Eabad, ipenn DIE Sabrs8einnabme ni6t
lbtr $600iR, was ih4 iibrisens niGt auf Sc
.lGafte bsSttbt, no cine Dartte bic Materialisn
oDer einen Sbetl bapOn lsslert nne bic anbere
Bartte gum Sabri,iren Opsr 3ar 8oaenSuna
Der 0aaren benubt, inoem le OdfIr bs,a blt
anD fe 3nrifntmmt ; In alien 1Cl6en 6Tnen
loa Der Nrbettsseber, welAsr bias Matertal
Itefert, init ben betrefenoeE Stfaern belafei
nerDen. ws,sa.
Grind tpnes( SHleiftsine) - fret.
Gun @cwber (Sats6pulper) unb ale
srplOotrenoen Stcfs, wtl6s fIr Minen, Wrtil'
lerie ODER SasO &c. ssbrauGt tpsrben, tpenn
ouS Yfuno Is Gsnts Ober wsniger an @ertb
- 5 Mtls.
Ottto- BON 18 Bic 80 Gt8 - l Gent.
Dttt0- User 80 @ts. pas plumb - 6
Gents,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-18
0ermtftbte Madbrtdbten.

eOleS Bene9 men 3weter bent.
@en Surger Don Detrott BET
. M pOrttgem 8tot. DaS Wi6taan
Sonrnol tbeilt Iber bae belbenmiitbiae 8es
nsp1,sn 3tpetet DtatlGen BON Detroit fOlaens
DC @InSInbeiteu init:
"@s tptro bon Nu8en3euasn er,6b(t. toa
etne farbtee 6rau NIT siusm fleinen ,RInDe
ant BEN Nrms IL bic G6ar ibrts btnter ibr
Drerneness Daules trot, anO INN Gr6armen
lsgte, paB man lie NIT ibrem &inbe ,lsbtn
lallen m6hte. WOttn Sa Die falte glatbt
btnaas! Nbfr fe wurDe bon 8uben ms
l)aus aurad9etrteten!
Ntr FSanen eS bierbei nint unterloTen.
oes beIeenmntbt9fn 8eaetmsu unleres Qanbs,
'nannes pe0'nbaGtr an Der SeferIon Qaenue
3i erpabaeu, tpelAer bic 6rau rettete ,tnb
oas Nino auf lctnen Qrmen pur6. bic tobenoe
Wten9e trng. Gr ipuree gum Ddnf bafir
NIT etnsnt Stetarpnrf In Die Sstte. aleiAfa0s
BON einetn 8nben belObnt.
Gbenlo peroient DaS brape nrb onfcsfernbe
Senebnlen %nnierss TreunbeS @.aap Mimter
riibGieno etpabnt gu tperba1. MeGyere Eare
bt9e. relGe ct Dem Y6tsl uber ben Glammen
entrlB Serpanfsn tbm Das Qeben."
ets ! III Grte See. Gin 8risf ron
etnem S@ifa=Gapttdn aus @rie, 8a, loot.
pap Der sse DOa Gls unb bab lcsar BON Gles
SsIdn0 aus tsta Oftngs g6aisr iidtbar Tel ;
Das gSetter let aubfrOrpeatlt@ faIt eepej en,
rnO bic Gapttane batten nod feline 8erIuAe
eemadt, tire S&tft ftrtis au maiden. SIS
ldetnf, dls ob BITE Aueidt auf cine frabe Grs
Dfarne Der Saifabrt auf Dem @rie See n;6t
10 9ilnltt9 III, alS tie e6 am Tstruar mar unp
eS tou mus wanoern, lvenn niht tptr Sfrnet>
men, bag Der 5afen bon Buffalo pes Gtlens
peae1 ntGt Dor @nDe Nptil often IL.
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@eneral @iael.

befnbet F& ssssnpdrtis in 8abtnstOn, tr
er pts Belt letne5 llrlaubs SubrinBt. Dielet
LIT S~erlanasrt morpen uub mas perlHtebeas
8lGtter iiber leipe uneebliGe NfHsnattpn bin
gen, iGsint negr .coer minDer Gietton 3l Iein
Observation-Disclosures il IS, bab Der @eaerol fid
an9enbltda& pom attipen, DienRe Wriid9e.
So9en bat, UNI Der Re9teruns @ae9enbstt 3i
9ebsn. tbm Elm ausSsoebnteres .8elO fir Ittus
milttdgiiGe EbGttsfett au3uDelIeR@ Der Yrdd=
fbent lwtrc ouG In pielsm 5aus bic 81 sbttntt
Sisds 3u iAaben2 mi en- nnO i'm. einen gBir
fanssfrets setens mic IS Dem GaIsnte bes Bslb.
BERN entfprsasne i, DdS peutI9e @olt ber
linton naS4te ieinen Qteblin8 ,eern auf elmer
reAtsn @brenplab er606en khen. :.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-18

&enntntb isBsn nnb metiens bic Ta6rsr Bel
(. 8. ,,raids" a la Stetpart atseSsn.
Sett bem 8e9tnn bee Rrieees pareu bic
Nebslen BON Den oteisitisen 3taasactioneu
itet5 aat bas Bette unterridtet, traGreub le
tbre et8snen OperatiOnen gut gu musttrsn pers
tanben. ~ s
S1S ,%,Soldier's Retreat tdt felt leinem
Sefe9en, SttOber 1861, f9 ole eiue b58R
wOblt9dtt6e Nnifalt fur unlere arisgsr srpie>
ZEN. Sts gum l. ,. Wte. wurben ni6t pente
ger alS 806, 1873 VcrttOneu an @seimenter
ino @0mpa9uien, 1929 an @onSalescms
len, Strassleru y. Dsierteure nno Is, 968 an
SaDrlsute uno Nrbetter, i'm @anben $50, 324
pcrttunen ~ausaeae6en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-18
Ole SeeGDiAtieeeit, {.

wetGs man ben ron 8ifsburg ~etnlnufenbsr
Na6rthten beiIegt, riibrt Ron benz umIfnnct
Der. neil bis(er &nGtenpunft am Wt1R11iprj
btsber Die 0~erbinoung Der NebfIen NIT Dem
@eten Offtn bielt.5 Dom 8s9tnme bes &rie,
0eS bnben ndmlt6 bic cnsltlden 0ollGde ben
@Ioen NIT Wofsn, &ste9smaterial &c. Drr-
lcr1t, unb ,rutbe iDieles Standardization en-
gros bts aur 6Gte bon A WiidtOnen Dollars
per WiUn1t bstrieben. iDie lIolt4en Neenten
~riilteten IN @ngtanO SGtffe aus, Der 1L1cn le
nit allen nptbmenoiaen Mrttteln, (~teGerten nuf
cine Der me(lnotINsn Sn(eln lrs nnb lnnbeten
BET autent gBinbe tn 8rotpnSrtle an Der tera-
ntIGen Suite, Dpn TOO aus bic Wdoren itber
2aub nah 8idsbur6 nib 10 wetter IN Dae
Snaere Ses SiOms eslGnft rnrben. @S tunr
BUte 3eit;2 oieeut berrdtbertIGea SdmuggeL
0dnbel @tnbalti az ttun, batter bic Mnlfren.
aunaen S6n tlat1as@ ette Dte &ambDeIfe 8idsr
BURG st netahem unb Der per3weifelte @iper~
GlnuD Der o9tsbtllea, ibre lrbte MtlflfpPte
StatioHf Si gatten.a liaHs2 III 8spi@U t3
BsfGnhttia Iis9t 8IdSburS nuf elmer mad
Dem MtNFIippt unni ga,uDfnNe abtaufenoen.
stemltdYi Rsttta QntSee, 70 DAP eiu Nnsrt6
BON BEE UrCat t,ur Itiper auSufIbren til.
8Cm gdsUo Gtty, etnvm fleinen StaptGen an
Slude sft9sn Mumeas, umsefdbr 20 Meileu
ppa SifeburS 9elfeen, fubren CUTE WeBe unn
cine GtItaba9n Inad} feetrrer GtaOt, tpeldss
auf tie1er Ssite gar nibt] b%efeltiat 1T. SIS lag
fDmit Id benz Ntdne unlsrer @euerGle bielea
an unb far lA uabeDeutenpe StabtGtn 2agc
@it9 alslOt n 9 4IIf el sppndgtdS
u a gu nsbtnei, uut 0amtt eiae Gruberung
rrlp. NduuintiD BEG lesteren 3u er5pinesn. "a
SofDeit Tuniere Ndbytdisn retd,sr, 1T BIZ
erae 9dlfte bes Programmes sIidltA DurG
eefi6ttJ tn6em rtne aus un9efabr 10, 600
Mann beaebcaoe GrpeottiCn1 nuf II Dampf
bpUteHi uuO pom tleiasn Ganonentvoten unS
MtpbcrlGifra 1bf8trttrt, but6 ben gaScu-
Na6 bts gun 6tabt9g aSpo porbrane unD hort
etne bsbrufenSe 5lotteamaGt ber Mebeuen
5er7Grte. 0b Die NGumung 8idsburs's f9
beltdttstna Oirb, miiist mir abiuprtsn. Seoen
fails mare SieS eta unerfblid]er @erluf fir
Die Nsbslsa, Ia ttsrcut9 pas 9anje WdIil.
fpptsG8nt tn bic SGnee Der nriOnstruppsn
fame unO Dem SAmugselseIHGfte NIT zen
ensltldrm &rauern fir INNER elm GnOe 9es
mdmEnare.I f E1ac 1hafrsFU sty4e.aE = ,.s.ii
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Ste 4OIttif Der 3Mfunft.

$50 ttnuterneine 9aattUn fd |slbIf re9iert
srerbed bic eenfenren unn thattraftigen 8ir.
ger, Die iGfsnttthe @lein1ns FLAIR gSu e~rtenner
fuGtt, td NIT ben 8~sOGrfntHsn 1tno Sc.
ltrekiineen TIRES 8oltes pRrtraut maiden uni
:csntifciren, UNI ibrtrletts abas 9tattcnaaeber
ga beeinauIsn.a uGs btetst iib Spi6en, rwtlfs
DurA gttguns, Nnldee uno Btibung Dte Be.
Spre@ung unO 2eatuns rer NatiCunlen Nnae-
lsstnbeiten gum 8eruf eemuGt baben, Den
prCfeftoheflen DOlitifern OtsIfa4 @elssenbett,
sum @eGl oeer NSe4 ibrer Wlitbitraer, bi.
GfsntltGei Metnuug 9rubentbeils tpttter al
fi6ren duf Der Blbn eGten Gortl9rItts .pper
rnbetlUrlIen &GfiArtttee. Gle Efentlide
gtelnaas mag esb9ulb 5fiunO 1OOsr tranf
fein. a19 I'd ii9,N la1f 5ns M
Isle tn Der Braf OeS @inselnen riberaret,
tenoe @lemfnte TIM Die SsrrItalt rtnaen, 70
nc9t ts Nib unS feinbIelts Ia Der loa, STents
ltaen Netnupg. Denn
Der Wteuf6 1T Ter febeHbig ~fH6Ienbe, aa /.
Der si&te 0ua6 beS taG@t'Sen auSen6ltds." (e&iGcr.
Die itI6t In ben ueinRsn @eystntn Gerr
fNsnOe 9artsitiAtftt bsfuneet ld and auI
-" DtVpAh RVbHtSEPlubt NutlpNutt StUtHp-
frn9en, G5 II tem Weni&sn ei9eu, gu lcbtn
Oesr 81 ta0sln; nlS benfsncsS unS f~t6lsnbes
Urlrn ntrntnt Der Blratr III alien graaen
cine Sspiis ppaffei"; mas thinner ietnsn
NnFtbten entIprtdt, wirb tptdfaBrta aufael
nOnnrn uno SertbsiOtat; ter @tfer, nit
tprldem GIele tbrs @einanosn ssrtbet6taen,
ruiro Our9 ben g0ttbeil ni,nteraibt. Der feline
Nffauua i'm StHs9fa ttrer 4nl6auunaen
tn Der nGfentltHen Metntma" ftnoen maa.
Wte but6 8sptgung 9OeS tutrb, lt6t unb
I'D ertalt, 70 fam I'M N~aticnofe6tn uur
6nr& eeilise 8etpssnng uhb Rsi6uns ,tas
Sntfrsfs an Oem@sIeen mad srbalten unt
GefOrosrt4 perbfn. Sic peranlaBt bic @r-
wasups .unb 8dpreGune aIer N~attOnalfra.
gen, un6 II. BEN tDilpsn unb rrtrren @etlm-
mel klSspId0fAiGsr pdrtetnngen Hart Tt
Der Y0 lfgpfItg Bic Sttmme Der Majo.
rtt0t, pte tfsntliGs 1etnung az. @ =.
90 sntWidslt TG .bereifs tnmttten Bee
S4laGt9stOIes nto tbits etrsaten StGrme in
ben Sisfen u~nferss N~atiunoIebens elm fla.
Ter, itRntr gcItewtQe. Dts AUDI bic bSleu
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Die @tfdHsennGbme bes Sen. Stpmsbtpn turd,
ein TranenSimmer bfpirft.
Dte @erbaftuns ~ber1el6en unb
nuts q bliGe 8erurtGet.
lun9dlS eth SptOn.

Nuts bltGe 8erurttei.
lun8ats eth SptOn.
IS felt fA nunme6r teraus, ba6 rim
Gsauen3tmner NamenS Nntonta 8. 6urS. BON
Satrfar GOurtbpule, benz Capt. WoIelY Set
letntr etfClsrsiGen leberrumpeluna OteIrs
YlabeS pOr;ueSwsiie ais Tibrer bteute. Nahs
bent Der prOfpbs@ arlAal @pt. 8. 6, 8ater
9epiBbett barber erlan9t Bate, ta6 MicIelv
III Strtlftcung In Dem Spro'lhen 6auIe ees
Iblafen unb SIS Scooter ibmt bic Uobnunaeu
pes Stpu9btun, Col. Wynbtam, unb Sol.
Setnlon beSetfaet, 10 ipie lei Der oSiaiO" Int
WanSen bilfreiHe 6atO 8elettet BATH, nabm
er ibrs Ssrbaftun9 Dor uno lieB le mad bsm
alien 9apitcIs Eria9sa. Nidn fanS Gin ga,
tent unb $4,000 epnfSDfrirtes @elb bet tor.
@rlferss DUtnmsnt lautet fUlseubermaben /:
W@aen tunb gu riisa, baB, auf @runb
Ipe;ielm Sertrauens in beR SatrictismaS,
bic Greue uno @alhidli6fttt Der AntCnia :.
6Orp, i9, SamsS 6. 9. Stunrt, traft Der mir
ais Brigade 0easratp Der cuhlSesrirten Armee
julteBenpm @spaIt, btsr,Hit bieslbe ;I met
mem @breit. Ipiutantfn ernennf unp guar BON
Dem beutt9en Gage a 9rrehntt. Iae Ser
e9rsr elmer eblen Natir psrOsn ibr ssbOr6sn,
fe reipsfttren uub ~bewunbtrn.
p@egeben unter mttuer Sanb unb Siterl
TN 3auptauartier Der SapalertesS rtadpe Int
Camp SeperIs, ben z. October 1861, unp
Osnt srlfea SABRE unierer lln~abbdnsiststt.
s. 6. y. Stuart
(Gt1si&m Dee StselrinSs.)
Sir ben General
= & Sherman 8rban,
a1ff, 0eneraI'Npit,A
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Ser &riea itn eiOiueifen.
Sapfsrss Senebmen Der @OtencranS'fhen
Gopancrie.

Sapfsrss Senebmeu Der MofencrdnS' fhen
Gapancrit.
0a1ktngtOm, II. @drs, Die folJen.
be DepelGe truf teate bier i'm 9aup!qaurtier
eth
Murfreestprc, Is. IlGrs. 1868.
Nn General Mator 3. @. Sailed,
command. General.
SD babe pas G~ersnisen, pas tapfsre 9s-
nsbmsn unlerer @aUalerie untsr benz braSen
Sol. MtntrY ;a beridten. sic trieb bic Sic.
6eOsas@ apdlerte, no Ie NIT tbr 3uldmmen.
trnf srbtutste ibre 9a9er, II sSdsen, AZ
MauleIel unb ia @efangene, Man brau6te
ben Sabsl lfatt bes lanslamsn @arabtuers,
, 1863-05-06
FH0M SOUTHEASTERN FI|1-
GiNiA.



SUFFOLK, May 4.-At 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning, Gen Peck sent 4 force Of infantry,
cavalry and artillery across the Aau5emond
River, at Suffolk, to make i reconnois-
sance. They advanced cautiously up the
old Petersburg turnpike, and when two miles
they encountered the enemy's rifle pits, which
were thoroughly manned. The 89th New
York and 13Sth New Hampshire made sRir.
tied and successful charge upon the fenel
works. and carried then alte1 ne3sF feslst-
ance' when the enemy reifeatea ana le. PACK
, 1863-05-06

CA1no, May 5,-The steamer Lady franklin
arrived this morning from Ylcksburg, bring
ing important news. She left there Thursday
night.
On Thursday morning, Gen. Sherman with
Il fleet Of transports, accompanied BY several
eunboats, the new Choctaw in the lead, passed
up the Yazoo River, and made m attack on
the rebel batteries, At nine o'clock in the
afternoon several more transports followed
up, with troops On board.
The report is that Gen. Sherman has landed
at prcciscly the same place he landed when
he made tile former attack Each transport
is armed with three guns, in order to meet
any emergency that may arise.
Csnnopading aud the rattle Of musketry
VAS distinctly heard at Young's Point from
o'clock Thn1sday morning till long after
niglt-fall.
I hayo seen gentleman who left New
Carthsee-bclow T1cseburg-on Wednesday.
a ve1p: hcavy force had beon landed on the
Mississippi Side, eight miles above Graud
Gulf. Our gunboats Lad been sheiliug the
latter place for several days. It appeaTa We
do not get occupy 1t.
| There certainly will be cooperation with
| Sherman from the other side Of VIcxsburg,
, 1863-05-06
NOW LET TIIEM BE PUNISHED

The dispatches announce that the mill
tary arm has at Inst taken hold Of the in
famous Vallandigham. For just this have
loyal men waited for many months past,
though their indignant blood has tingled
to their fingers tips to sec the traitor stalk
to and fro among our communities, daunt-
ing lis secession doctrines and insulting
loyalty in the very house OF its friends. He
has gone little too far. He has openly
dared Gen. Burnside to carry out his late
order, and now it remains to be seen which
will prove the trucst prophet, the General
who announces what he intends to do, OF
the Copperhead who insultingly declares
what the General dare not do. Let VAL
1andigham be punished. The work can
begin On no better or purer sample Of the
Northern traitor. Poor, little, inflated
Green, Of Massac, We had Hoped 70 see
made an example Of in this Statc, and it is
assuredly weakness that he was
not. Thousands of loyal men will
wait now to wi,.iess the amplest
justice done it Val1andigham. There
should be nc empty threatening this time
no chance for his cheap and unharmcd
martyrdom. The brand Of wholesome and
deserved punishment should be set upon
him to make him ignoulinjous and Q crime
like. his dangerous in the eyes Of all men.
1t is a melancholy weakness that has pos.
sesscd the Government thus far in the
treatment Of these knarcs. It should be
past now. With better and stcrner work
in the field, it is time for more thorough
handling Of the home enemies Of the Gov
eminent Let Vallandigham head the List
and all the people will say amen.
The disturbances at Dayton are part O
the traitors programme. They mean By
these cmeutes to intimidate the Govern
ment, and ht;d it back from enforcing it:
necessary orders. It is by these outbreak:
made all the more necessary that tht
wretches who inculcate such doctrines ant
incitc such outrages, b. punished in m cx
emplary manner.
, 1863-05-06
Chicago Qrlbn11e.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1853.
FROM THE RApPAHaNNoCK

FROM THE RApPAHaNN0CK.
No news is not always good news. The
Government, up to present writing (1a:30
a. my, is reticcnt, and keeps a close hold
upon tc1cgraph1c communication from
Washington. This cain only mean one Of
two things. It is significant Of defeat,
or Of incomplete operations, whose pro-
gress might be marrcd by free rush Of
news dispatches over the wires. Wc
choose to believe, from the evidence we
This morning lay befure our readers, that
the latter is the case, in this instance:
Enough seems now to be known to show
that all was going on well up to Monday,
and that tho rebels were getting the worst
Of it. Already a large number OF rebel
prisoners, some three thousand in number,
have arrived at Washington. Gallant and
noble fighting has been done by our troops,
and there arc rumors Of grand successes
and advantages already gained. The
blood stained field Of Burnside's ill-starred
battle is now ours.
From our dispatches, and from the care
full resume we compile from our New
York and Philadelphia exchanges, our
readers will be able to study out very
clearly the situation Of the army, aud To-
cate on the accompanying map its points
of advance to the position at Chancellor
4illc, This, even thus lar deyelopes what
is greatly to Gen. Hooker's praise. lie
deceived the enemy, and by slsillfm feint
crossed tAc river with his army, without
loss, by grand detour Of over sixty miles
and appears suddenly in heavy force on
The rear and left flank Of his foe. The
enemy who had responded to the feint al
crossing below Fredericksburg must have
done some heavy marching, tor they have
been recalled suddenly to move out to
wards Chancellorvil1e. The whole move
ment on the part of our troop!
is exceedingly well done and thu
work needs only the gliding o
success 10 give it q place as one Of thu
most remarkable Of military achievements
The news Of last night, incomplete as il
IS, unsanctioned by any official tidiugs
will, nevertheless, be received as cheering
earnest Of successes gained. On which {
substantial final victory waits.
, 1863-05-06

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 4.-Dispatchcs from
high sources, received here to-day, ffou,
Wheeling, etate that the rebels are in some
force at Kingston, point between Parkcrs.
burg ard Grafeon, and fears are entertained
that they arc about to make a demonstration
on Parkeysburg and Marietta. Measures have
been taken to frustrate their designs.
Gov. Tod and party have just arrived here
in The midnight trim from Youngstown, M.'
houing county. The Union meeting there
was great success. Over 10000 people rs
sembled to receive the Governor and Hon.
Sam Galloway. Five seccsh women, including
Mrs. Battles and Miss Booker. go to Wash
ington tomorrow By order of the Government
authorities
, 1863-05-06

The Great Prize FIEht-Go-
burn tic Winner

new 1oEK, May 5.-Accounts from the
lilze hSht between Coburn and McCool,
st2te there were 600 spectators.
Conn5n won the FIRST blood in the first
round: aud, at the eud Of the sixtieth round,
was declared victor
McC'.ol is severely injured aud came m f.,r
the l3st twenty ;;.i5o rounds merely 10 receive
II no S6Ia, sbiitr sho~sa himself to be
good wrestler mud very game man -
, 1863-05-06

OrAHE'rAS OR SCGAn CANE sEED.-Thosc
wanting selected article Of this variety, the
purest Of last years growth, arc directed to
address C. Coy & Sons, Lima, Indiana. Price,
postage paid, one dollar per pound. We hare
lave had occasion to commend the Otahcitan
sold by Messrs. Cory, and we 'are glad to re.
pcat the co1nmenda:ion. We advise all who
intend 10 plant, to send their orders to those
ccntlc,ltn immediately.
, 1863-05-06
FROM MIL lWAUKEE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
MILWAUKEE, May s, 1863.
The ea1e Of tho western portion Of the La
Crosse Road vas confirmed in the Q. 8. Cir
cult Court this morning.
LII. II. Putnam, Of GAINESVILLE, has been
appointed Deputy Provost Marshal for the
First Congressional District.
, 1863-05-06

SAN FuANc1sco, May 1.--Tbc small steam
or Ada hancock, employed In conveying pas
scnucrs from the wharf, at San Pedro, to the
s,cainer Senator, which anchors in deep
w:.lcr i've miles from the landing, exploded
1tr boiler en- the eth ult-, killing to7ty out
Of sixty passengers, and woundlng nc ,oaG "a,
Tie Killed arc Capt. scelay, Wm. T. B. San;
ford, Fred. Kcrlin, son Of the late General
Albert Sidney Johnston. Dr.. q: N. Mylcs,
VIM r. Richie, Hcber Kimba1l, the Mormon
Missionary, and Capt. Jos. BrJaut,
, 1863-05-06

MONTICELLO, ky., May IA recounois-
sance vas made yesterday on the jamestown
Roaa, to the Tennessee line, By Major Pnr-
ington, of the I'd Ohio cavalry. Also, On the
Albany Road, by the 7th Ohio cavalry. The
greater part Of the rebel force fell
back to the jamestown Road on
Friday evening, and ret.eated in desnora2ized
condition. Over one hundred Of them were
wounded, many Of them morta1ly. They had
two 1ifl+d cannon and two moautain howit-
zers. The force that engaged our right was
the whole Of Pegram's command, under Col
Morrison, numbering {, 600. Col. Chenanlt's s
command, which appeared on our center and
left, and whose intention was to attack the
rear, if they succeeded In drawing our forces
ont on the Albany road, consisted Of sou
-the frst since the var began-to nominate
delegates to Congressional Convention