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The world owes much Of its progress in |
evil as well as good, to the daring Of its |
experimentists. The main body moves
slow, but the scouts fur out ahead are beat
ing bush and brake, and By their 1ndi-
vi1ual experiences guide or warn the
znnss that follow afar of. The antenna
comes back broken, but it has saved a
wing or leg. These pioneers often come
to grief The proof they invite sometimes
amounts to crushing demonstration. 1t
should ever be thus when ths experiment
concerns the welfare Of society, and the
hostile test is ar;r!!;;ed to the safeguards Of
The people. Experimentation Of th's hno
gat great success in the da',ss : Of Buchanan
Of infamous memory, and made sad havoc
with national wall and cement, principally
by <he very security under which the ne
fai7ous work was pushed. They proved
everything with vengeance, and came
sadly near proving our free government
failure. Provings Of this class, in the
main, have come to be quite the other way
latterly.
But the men who desire to prove all
things, still exist. Just now large class,
Of not doubtful loyalty, are dcsirous to
prove the machinery constructed for the
safety and restoration Of the nation. There
Is the Conscription law to be proved, from
within outward, to learn if its demands
are inde1ible or merely paper cdicts. The
Copperheads arc pushing one another for
ward with great vigor, the game on all
hands chiefly being to see the thing first
tried BY somebody else. A fool
ish Coprerhead Judge in Clark
Co. in this State has allowed himself tope
pushed forward to open collision with the
law. The bull that attempted to butt the
locomotive from the bridge was not more
luckless, ss we beliere the event will prove
The witless Illinois Judge who attempted
Eitl1 lis poorrabbit skin ermine to shelter
deserers and punish Federal officers sent
out to recover them, is now himself at In
dianapolis prisoner, and he must by this
time reflect with pain how silly job he
has made Of It.
But to the proofs. Let the law nov
prove itself Let all our laws be fully ur
to ell the proof, for which good men ant
loyal men look Let the penalties fal
heavy Oh the unshcltered heads Of hom
traitos, who fly their Little kites to cal
down these thunders. Let tue case Of thi
Judge Constable he made wholcsom
warning to all Coppczheads in this an
other States and to all who would in an
manner resist the ConscEption law. Thi
is no time for misapplied clemenc5
The administrator Of thelaw who passc
such offences Lightly is mad unreasonable
II il be IN act Of mercy to put up beaco
on the breakers, and signal where til
rocks Iurk beneath, let the example Of a
who are earliest found opposing the Coz
scription Law be hung up before all th
people and read Dangerous Here" If
he not dangerous to trifle with the interes
Of the people in their hour Of peril, y
caunot too soon have that proven ais
Let the penalty Of dcscrtion, when II
present Limitation expires, be DEAT1
Let It he dangerous and deadly, to stri'
Win tic Government. Among 9th
proofs, has not OUT experience as matte
proved The need Of this? Let it beg
now better proof.
, 1863-03-14
THE WAR In MEXICO.


SAN FRAScIsCo, March 13.-Adyices from
tie City Of Mexico are received up to Feb.
TO- No immediate attack on Puebla was then
ANTICIPATED. $1,000 Mexican soldiers were
there, and 5000 in the neighborhood Of the
City of Mexico. The fortifnations ofthc
latter city are being greatly strengthened, and
the arsenal is engaged night and day in man
ufacturiug the best rifIcd cannon. dnd other
improved implements Of war. The troops
arc generally well armed and equipped. and
apparently capable Of making u formidable
resistance to the French advance.
Gen. Forey despairs Of taking Pneb1a With
ont much greater army than he now has,
and calls for large reinforcaments.
, 1863-03-14

RhodcW.land Nominations.
Providence, March 1.-THE Democratic
Governor, Wm. c. Cozzens, who, II is said,
declines.
AL the Convention rc-nomtnated J. r.
Bartlett for Secretary Of State, and 8. H. Par
ker for General Treasurer
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March 13.-Jndgc VII
kipson, Of Rock Island, being prevented by
lis official duties from accepting the appoint
mcnt Of Commissioner to Canada. acting Coy
c.nor Hoffman has appointed Hon. }, +.
Eca,umon. Of Chicago in Ills stead.
, 1863-03-14

TINk3A V17osE' 3&3~o1O71+*01Ey
situated in the most desirable part Of the West Side
feet rcn feet deep 10 alley n.!ed ur. soated
laid our and planted In e1cellent sste with eeoies
modern style; containing larSe paIlor sitting room
aoor: and On the second three large chambers with
closets besides servants room, BATH room &C. Paint
ipe and paperinE clean md fresh. So
. The house contains all modern improvements 9Th
gas watcT. seEerhEe competition. Eqod stons cellar,
be- There Is also good barn On the p' emscs> rad
TEc owner ofthit property will also se1thG furniture
In tie house. which Is nj new and Of the most ai-
rroyed stylc and mint nuf1cture. Apply to
SAMUEL GEHK, 50 Dearborn street.
,n>dl he1 tA1sfn i}nposite rho fremont House.
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Tie War IN VirE:inf0.
FORTRESS MoSNoE, March l2.-The rebel
General Iopgstrect's headquarters are at
Petersburg. Va. He las 1C.01o troops twelve
miles this side between there and the Black
water. It Is said they do not intend to make
n}4
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From Cincinnati.

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C1ScSSAT1, March 13.-Thcrc was ! 1arge
md enthusiastic Unconditional Union meet
ing here last night.
The United States Marshal yesterday
seized the real estate belonging to the
Messrs. jenkins, who are officers in the rebel
6r-yjee
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TARM FOR SALE-Ot 800 acres
i in Cook Co;nty 1lo acres OF which Is improved,
8 acres Timber nj she Ssisnss prairie ns$s EoSt
tnrne, and also living stream II
miles ?fom Chicago. Price <d5oo Land. IL !1ln9!s
and Iowa for sale Tery cheap, Apply 70 GED- y.
nYTsD 101 Dearborn street, ts!1l1-0la9lt
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the Northwest, and with this endorsement Of
his personal and business reputation, we pay
him the added compliment Of believing he
canfght his own battles without help fromus,
, 1863-03-14

E7- c. r. SCRIFEy, idrer:ls.ng .io<at, G.
DedF5ora street. j. authorised 10 7eceirs d1rert{tt-
menfx for thIs and al 4as leading .Nor11nesterr.
papers.
ED For ltants, For Sale, Boarding, For
Sale DC, see Fourth Rtge*
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MILITARY GOODS.-The Poto-
NJ mac Army Flat haa Just nrrtred. Also the Allen
L. Whee1ock Percussion Cartridge Ride Army officers
forna and Fixes Fcak erngrants the Rife Tho larg-
est stock Of Swords Belts and sxshrs n the West and
1t the low est prtcca E. r. BOWEN, 70 Clark street
(up etArB) over tho United Stated KxpEtss oute.
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SELECT GOODS.
.Weare constantly receiving supplies
Of choice and elegant goods Our as.
sortment Of articles for the Toilet
select. Drugs and Chemicals, Delica'
cies for 1nvalids, etc., ETC., is unsur:
passed. It is our determination thct
everything sold at our establishment
shall be Of q superior quality:
SMITH g. DIV XHFS,
prnggi.ts and Chemists 90 and "a Laxsat1ee.. nke
WTAT,WORTH, HUBBARD d CO.,
!" AGENTS r0R
Boston Betting Company's
CELEBRATED
RUBBER, BELTNG, PACKING,
AND HOSE.
2B1 LAKE STREET,
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.OPARTNERSHIP.-The bust
! nrts Of the flsm Of


Y nCts Of the 1lfm Of
ISAAC H. HIT d CO.,
viii he continued from thts date heretofore ISAAC
r HIT and SETH ". HARDLY, JR., constituting the
partners in said hrm from thle ed2te>
March TO- 1853, SETH ". HARDIN JR.
We have removed our ofHce to
81 CL A. r II g T r e r t,
corner OF Clsrk and Randolph opposite the Sherman
Hpu.e [uhi4-bl3l.st1 ISAAC II, HIT t. co,
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'ne ao'aess " .eAe's IN 'ne county e'n nave
hef1 gHts 1orsesaed 70 toem ny express u other
wise as they uay direct.
The uun,bera drawing the anao1et4 esri1l ~.
,,,1t.ha5 !, ,sa Cb,r,9o d. n...rs -, 49, 80
'oo'<".u y. - ~ 1A7' pspe1s I'LL tnc of%z
'ueteco1ng tne concert:
List Of tho Principal Rr1xes.
/ I. N. Singer l. c.. Sc.zins Aacainc, Iu-
lsil with pearl, with Tosew sod cabIr
art Gaze and follin. top. Ctachinc
Assa:s Knitting Machine contatrIn9s s''''"
~ ~ needies, asd capable or knlttias
Ipn.nnteSs pi,r SS so.Hs VI esot &'n's IN a''een ~n
! Lady G4id s;}1a tsuntn. As.er watea sam
Gold 1oeIsss sRsss ''-'.'. ~ ~
:. E;n,sr n;r,-. r;t;, - -"''-'"""'.- 92-W
~ l. 1@1sse' "'1a asea".-.-"'''..-. 1.:0
Pencils gx ~,
6 Set Gold Pin and Eur Knobs ........ aigS
p,,t,s exc ~ p.ss.,. ........:.... ss:oe
sireS n1atcd Eastnr Ie-t,s an;.S:, 59M ~
si1ys1 p!ated casto.ss ssA'.a anasa'' 1o m
Silver plated totfe Pot.... Pot. 108
veF siIveF p1aitd plated saa.1 aa toF R,:i.t s@
Sets silver plathd Forks 1sM1
Sets sil!er e.ated TIA Spoons. ..:........ iSS9
Silver pls I'd Cans. roI1 Iined . ana
Silver plated Cups. ~ 10
Ba:rci coiiee sugar i: so0 81. ............ @8 @
r radea oRnIp9%der Ip Tes 10 ns 1890
~ BoIra Prarl stareh * ~ Us eaah esW
Ia Il, Cans cream Tart.. - w. sssi ''*-'>-'' e
~ Hai;;par:els whitsdsh. ..... ....:;.... M0i
Gaddles Rosennd Tobacco q ns elch.--. 6aso
no IT,. s ~ ~ y gsen. G :. Gssg
~ psoa,!o. ~. o " "a s e ~
Wsbstt,'s Illustrated Dictionary. .-...-.. i'd
u.lt,S... n rai1s ,,;: :; 1om
! p2i i1p2giton Z Sv"!r Mn ~ ?aa .o9 ~
Ca'ldies Black Tea, 10 ns each: .:...... 70.00
Boxes =. Casb. Soda, 70 ps cash ~
Moo5e T. eass pne!;n TohSaee1 1o rs 5000
po3ss Anslane 100
Down1sss Landscape. Gardening and ~
~ ~ pa paskasSs no eoase 10 s each. 1880
Bb Goeo fofsca1 Snsa "1fkss g, Turk No. Ans g,
J crelopcdia Of Wit and Humor ,. sn
s5sEspesss's Complete woiit, Turkey ~"
-n%f.
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DATENT RIGHTS FOR SALE.

T ONDON EYE AND IN
- PRIMARY REFERENCE.
The following together with numerous other cases.
have been restored to Sight and Hearing
By B. P. REYNOLDS, II. D., Y. D. n,
{Latc Of the Roytl Ophtk alnic Hospital. London.)
But now permanently located st g. corner OF Ran
dolrh and Dearborn streets. Chicago. III.
The son Of Mr. JOHN SALOAfON, deafness and dis
charge from the OF several years standing, resi-
deure ISL Halash avenue.
Ill., S. H. POTTER! Of the T. g.. l.. nearly blind for
eighteen months from granulatcd oye lids and onac!ty
OF the cofnea; cured In threa weeks. Residence
NT. Il, n. ANDERSON entirely blind Of one eye,
Anrorn. III.
Dr.. Rarr;,lds will warrant every case Ehere the
crgsls are perfect in formation mhls-bt01atnet
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" ANTED A situation as Book
7 keeper, Assistant RookkeepcT or Entry Clerk
Has had charge Of set OF books fur two years caa
give the very best Of references. Address. Guy"
Tribune Office. rnhlf-hl36-lt 1stp
w ANTED.-To Rent. a fur
nished houss In the village Of Evanston. sutt.-
vi; and two little gfis four and eix years Of sge Good
rcftrtrccs given. Address. stating terns Fst Otcc
Box 1771, Chicago. 1nh13'b net
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For the beneht and relief Of o11 sick and wounded
soldiers OF tie army besorr vlcksburg, who a,o
suffering and dying Of disease, CONTRACTED In the
roitorous atmosphere OF the swanpy camps, The
eubering> OF our brethren, who have offered their
lives as rnnsom for our country, cau BE- relieved
in measure, If not wholly, by administering tho
Eeetssarits and comforts Of liEr-abuudance of.
which VIC hare in onr midst
Tie many valuable gins offered. together with,
the consolation OF relieving our noble and brave
men, who aze dying for tho.want Of propcr nour~
i-hmeut, must b. a sufficient i1duceucnt for the
public to contribute their mite In behalf Of hu
manita1tan eause.
The net profits Of the Sanitary Git Concert VIII
tc expended In the purclaseot such articles "a tho
sick soldiers are most in need oE
Tickets for sale at the Sanitary Git Of1cc Room
No. Metropolitan Block. cozneref Randolph aa,l
Lasa!le streets, and at Messrs. l. n Singer 4 co'a
Office, 50 Sherman Housc; ". H C. Miller j. Co.
Jrwc}zy Store. No. IS South Clark street: also, A.
the principal Hotels and Bookstores.
Persons in the country wishing tickets will plea,
remit the money to "W. Il. C. AELER + c.,
Treasures, T. o. Bo1 &, 400, Chicago, III, ..>
will forward the tickets By retusn raail.
The holders Of tickets In the county c4n have,
their gifts forwarded to them by express or other
wise as they n;ay direct.
The nualber1 drawing the annexed prizes will bes
published In the Chicago daily papcta On the dny
surretdin. the concert:
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protest their ignorance Of any body Of men
being in the ,iciuity, and perhaps can mak.
their entire innocence appear.
IN THE ASS0cI4 I4TEn PRESS


HEADQUARTERS WALNUT HnLa,
T1cksBrR0t June 13 via CA1no, june Is.
4 ride along the line today developed no
change in the position. The euemFss bate
rits are almost client On all sides, only q few
Fihemen firing at our sappere, and our bonn
baIdment continues with we'll sustained yigoT.
NE have some more guns now in position,
which can shoot oyer The city into the river.
Desertcrs coming into our lines this q. M.
report that the men and 1ine officers are dis
contentel, but holding off from desertion in
the hope that they may be honorably surren-
dcred in few days.
Gen. Blair's reconnaissance between the
Yazoo and the Biz Black riycss, SAW no signs
of the enemy within thirty miles. Every
useful thing has been destroyed tor fifty miles
around.
Johnston WAS at Canton at last accounts,
and Breclinridge ut Jackson No fears are
entertained Of 6im, as or position il equal
to a hundred thousand men,
Convictions are strong that the place will
fall in a few days
HEADQuAR1ERs WALNUT FILLS 18th, vla
CAIRO, l6th.-Nothing Of Importance has
four hours. The firing is shocked ftum vur
batteries, and the enemy rarely replies. The
digging Of trenches proceeds as usual. The
rebels are believed to be erecting an interior
line Of works, preparatory to falling back.
They are principally engaged in guarding
0TH1usk our tu0lSs 1Qt T1utl0cu On UOtu tluea
exchange shots continually. About huu~
dred day are reckoned wounded and killed
Of the enemy by our sharpshoolers.
Our wounded are apparently well eared for
in our field hospitals. Tho health and morale
Of the army is good.
Chaplain Eaton, Superintendent Of the con-
trabands In the department Is here making
arrangements for withdrawing the great uum-
bcrs Of negroes Of all sorts, which have col
lccted, and putting them in safe position.
Gen. Osterhans holds the Big Black bridge
without interruption. The paymasters will
commence paying of the troops immediate.
ly. Nothing Of moment from Johnston, or
Kirby Smith s force in Louisiana The pros
poets Of tue siege look brighter and brighter.
We:haye very strong army here now, In
very strong position, and no fears need be
entertained for the result
, 1863-06-19
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Matters State, National, Political, and
CopPerhcha.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
Srn1EsrEELp, June 18, 1868.
The conservative Democrats are swearing
Mt the 1aassage Of singlcton's peace resolu.
lions yesterday. Some Of the Northern men
Say they will bolt the party on it. Mayor
Sherman fought Singleton az long as hecould,
but finally found himself shove tn.'t
The Democrats say the resolution is trick
of Dick Yates to divide the party. This is
The CRY ofsipgleton's personal enemies.
The subscription for the soldiers at the
meeting was farce. For instance, John
.Smih pledges Brown T. Go. for $500. John
Doc, Green & Co. for like sum, &c.
Tile money has yet to be collected, with the
exception Of a few individual subscriptions.
Many Democrats think it better that the
Convention had never been held, Us the pass
age Of the peace resolutions throws the party
the calling Of Union Convention here ut an
carly dug next month.
Secretary Stanton has telegraphed to the
Governor OF Illinois as to tho number OF
troops lie can raise to resist the rebel invasion,
which it Is feared may extend along the whole
border.
4 brass band, accompanied By a number Of
Democrats from your city, sereuaded the Gov
csnor at lis mansion last night. The Cor
the house and grounds.
The residence Of Gen. Singleton ut Quincy,
was fired in two places last night. The barn
and Stable were consumed, but the house WAS
saved. The inecndiaries arc thought to BE-
, 1863-06-19
FROM MEMPHIS.
ARRIVAL OF SICK AND
WOUNDED.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
1fKxPB1s, June 1G, via OA1Ro, June 18. 1o63
Lieut.. Col. Melancfhon Smith has been re-
instated Us Provost Marshal of Memphis,
much to the qualification Of every loyal man.
Neither Gen. Hur1bpt nor Gen. Veatch is to
60 below.
The following Is a list Of sick and wounded
arriving on the steamer City Of Alton at Mem
phis to-day:
C. 4 Hills, Goth III.
Dr.. j. ". Daws, 9th Ind.
1st Lieut.. n. L. James, seth Ill.
Robert Taylor, Grants body guard.
DR.. Joseph Wordick. 9Th Mo.
Lieut.. Col. II. II. Mills. 4th Wis.
Lieut.. Col. Swain, 9th 1nd.-sfnce dead.
Lieut. s. C. Montgomery, 33th Ind.
Lieut. j. Mcfarland, 23a 1TiB.
John Stark, 23d Wis.
Capt John Wrigglca. 12th ID.
Wm. Senselman. Jacksonville, III.
Dr. Nicely, 8l6t III.
Dr.. P. Z. Smi1d, 18th H..
Il. b. Crane, 18th III.
Edmund Petit, 14th via.
George Bryant, Chicago Mercantile battery. III.
O. NJ Adams, Chicago Mercantile Battery, Ill
Bolivar Muzza. I'd Ind.
Iteqt. J. E. Sporadic, 95th ILL.,, since dead3
j. 7. Sleeper, 113th III.
". q. Lewis, 99th III.
John BodEn. 12{tl Ill.
, 1863-06-19
IOWA UNION STATE COy.
VEN E1ON.
Col. VIM. II. Stone, of Marion, Nouat-
nnte1 for GOVERNOR

DEsMo1SEs, June 18.-The Republican
Union State Convention assembled here yes.
terday, to nominate candidates for State Off.
GERS TO be supported by the people q: the ap-
proaching election. The Convention was
largely attended from various parts Of the
State.
The contest for candidate for Goyernorcom.
mcnced at 2 o'clock, and continued during
the afternoon. The contest was between Gen.
Fitz Henry Warren, Col. VIM. N. Stone OF
Marion, md Elijah Sells. At o'clock, Col
Stone was declared nominated for Governor,
On the eighth ballot. Sells votes went oyeF
to Stone, and this decided the matter.
E. II. Eastman Of Hardin county was nom
mated for Lieutenant Governor, and Hon. j.
T. Dillon Of Davenport, for Judge Of the su-
pnmc Court.
Strong Union resolutions, in support Of the
Government and the war, were adopted by
the Convention
It is now for the loya1 people Of Iowa to
faithfully support and triumrhantly elect the
ticket now before them, and repudiatc and
completely clean out the element Of treason
that is boldly active in some parts Of the
Stnte.
, 1863-06-19

AuRfHEESBOHO, June III.
There Is nothing new at this point. Tho
nomination Of Brough for Onion Governor Of
Ohio is received with much appreciation by
the Ohio troops.
Capt Edward DeBord, 18th Missouri, is
relieved from duty with the Pioneer Brigade.
Lieut.. II. Hack, Of the same regiment, takes
his place With the pioneers.
The following designations were accepted
today:
Lieut.. Il. 4. shayth. 49th O.; Lieut.. ". q.
Crockett, 10th Mich; Lieut.. Jos. Shoemaker,
1ss3d ILL.,; Asst. Surg. Robert Btuart, 22d cav;
Capt. Thos. Forenarg, 5th Ky.; Capt. Fred.
T. Waldorf, Seth nl-the last for the good OF
the service.
Lieut. Geo. D. Forar, 94th Ohio, is sen.
fenced by court martial to be dishonorably
dismissed the service, for diAloyalty and other
offences. '-...: :.>~ ::
, 1863-06-19
From WASHINGTON


NAsH1SaToS, Jme1a, 1868.
MATTERS 1T R1cHMoND.
Richmond Is as bare Of troops as at the tfme
Of Stoneman's raid. There Is no garrison al
Petersburg but force On the BlackWater:
Prices arc still Rising in Richmond. Bec1
one dollar and u half to two; butter three
dollars; sherry cobb1ers one dollar fifty per
drink; common whisky one dollar; straw
berries two dollars per plate; gold S. so to
$500. The Richmond Sentinel of Saturday
states that the Federal forces were advancing
ira threatening manner on the Peninsula on
the day previous, and they fear our gunboats,
which we're reported to be on the james AID
Chickahoniny Rivers, aud had caused the
rebel troops to fall back.
Col. Straight Is in Libby Prison, and was
visited by the rebel General Cowder, who
abused him ia an outrageous manner. Col
Straight told him that, being prisoner and
regarding himself gentleman, be would not
reply to his cowardly assault.
GEN. HUNTERS SUCCESSOR.
Gen. Gilmore, who succeeds Gen. Hunter in
command Of the Department OF South Caro-
lima, was made Major General before his
departure. He is said to be an able Engineer
and gallant officer: He Is a native Of Ohio.
SUCCESSFUL CAVALRY sK1eNIsu.
There was capture yesterday near AlGte
Gap Of two squadrons Of rebel cavalry, In
Guiding two officers, utter sharp fight.
MILITARY MATTERS.
Col J. D. Hatfield, s9th Ohio Volunteers.
By order Of Gen. Rosccrans, has been dis
missed the service for incompetency and
conduct prejudicial to order and discipline.
The number Of Union officers prisoners ut
Richmond Is 1874, Of whom 81 belong to Col.
8traieht's command. Others were captured
at Beverly and in Mississippi. Four Union
surgeons are also held US hostages for IN
equal number of rebel officers not surgeons
Surgeon Geo. g. Kimball has been ordered
to REPORT to Gen. Grant as Assistant Surgeon;
C. c. Birney is ordered to report to General
Rosec1ans; Surgeon King, O. 3. A, is order
cd to report to General Couch, as Medical
Director for the Department Of the susque-
harpah. Assistant Surgeon General Wood is
lying very low with Inflammation Of the
brain, ut st. Louis.
Private Reuben Stout, 9Th Indiana volan-
tee1s, is to be executed at Johnston's 1sland,
Lake Erie, On the 26th inst, by sentence Of
court martial, approved BY Gen. Burnside.
Private Il. B. Estes, 1ath Kentucky yolun-
teers, has been sentenced to be shot for de-
sertion and aiding the eneny-seutenec sub
ulittcd to the President with the recommen-
dation of Gen. Burnside that 1t be approved.
The troops in Eastern Kentucky, not be-
longing to the 9th army corps, and within the
Department of the Ohio, aEs to bs organized
into IN army corps, commanded By Major
General G. L. Hartsuf1
The Confederate raid into the Northern
States has the effect, at least to unite all par
ties in resistance, and the Ben Wood party
suddenly find themselves without . bakers
dozen Of followers. The n. 7. Express of
yesterday, admits that there is not q peace
purity in the North this morning one inch
tnny
, 1863-06-19

lSpeclal UlepatCh 10 tle Chlca9c IT1oQne.J
1sp1AxAro11s, June IS, 1861
Dr.. Talbot Billiard, m old and eminent
physician, died at his residence in this city
early this morning.
At the request Of the Governor, he accom-
panied the first party Of Indiana surgeons to
vicksburg as Medical Director. While .en
route for ho1ne he was taken quite III, aud died
in n few hours after his arrival. Thus, ripe
in years and In konors another patriot, Chris
tian and husband has sacrificed his life upon
the altar Of his country while seeking to allie
viatc the sufFerings of others. He was uni
vcrea1ly respected, and his sudden death has
cast gloom over the entire community.
The many friends Of the Hon John Brough
In this city are greatly elated at bis nomlna-
tion for Governor Of Ohio.
The 51st and 73d regiments Of 1ndlnna vol
unteers have been exchanged and are e.orderea
to report at Camp Darlington Immediately,
preparatory to taking the field.
rnoMoT1oxs AND REs1aHAr1oys.-16th regi-
Major Readeldto be Lieut., Colonel. vice
Or, resigned. s0th-Major Taylor to bn Lieut.
Colonel, vice Shannon, resigned; and Capt Gal
braith to be Major. 32d-Emmil Frost Meyer to
be Assistant Surgeon, vice Aikel, resigned. 41as
signed. 15t6-Jas. r. Adams, Assistant Surgeon
OF the 5sth promoted to Surgeon Of the 18th. 6sth
Captain Dorsey, to be Assistant Surgeon Vice
Adams, promoted.
, 1863-06-19
FROM TENNESSEE.
Rumored Rebel Offensive More
mentS.

MunrnEgsBoRo, Tenn, June 1S.-Bragg has
undoubtedly received relnforcements Of three
b13eades, ,yix.: Bates Clayton md Churchills.
Bragg now has eighteen brigades Of infantry
and cavalry. There are indications that In
co~opeIation with Buckner at kno1v1lle, ae as
abont to assume the Offensive and invade Ken
lucky, striking at about Monticello or Car
thagc In East Tennessee.
B1ckuer has large force and La speedily
organizing for offensive operations.