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, 1863-06-22

a Pirate off Nantucket.
New YORK, June 20.-Capt. Nelson, Of the
pilot boat Charles H. Marshall, reports that
On the 10Th he spoke the fishing schooner
Rose Of Boston, whose Captain reported that
q brig WAS bearded the day previous By q
pi1ute, thirty miles northeast of Nantucket
The pirate took al the pork, and two barrels
Of niacke1el from the Rose, md let her 60,
saying be would not hurt poor men. The
pirate afterwards came alongside the pilot
boat and inquired for square rugged vessel.
The pirate is d thsee-1nasted English built
schooner, carries three guns, and hoists Brit
fsh colors
, 1863-06-22

Especial Dispatch the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, juno 21.
FROM uooKER's HEADQUARTERS.
The transmission Of the following dispatch
from the headquarters Of the Army Of the
Potomac to our Washington Office has been
authorized by the highest authorities in the
field:
HEADQUARTERS Army OF TIE PoroxAc,}
Jnue 81, 1893. {
For the purpos4 Of fcontradicting all crronc-
ous reports and giving quiet to the public
mind, Gen. Hooker authorizes the following
facts to be slated: There has been no oogage-
1nent, whatever, up to this date involving my
portion Of Gen. Uooker's army, except the
cavalry.
Cavalry skirmishes, fights and rcconnois-
sances are taking place daily, with the adyan-
tagc unifor.nally with our forces. Two
hundred and fifty prisoners hare arrived at
headquarters within the last three days.
The ala'm existing at the North during the
past few days is utterly without cause. No
enemy Is at or near the old Bull Run battle
field, and the papic.stricken report Of Hills
rebel force at Dumfries is equally false.
PROGRESS OF THE ENnoLLMENT.
The Provost Nnrshals are completing the
enrolment more rapidly than WAS anticipated,
but It is not expected that any considerable
5e1d hetor, anonst w. f' '1 '''
rr,co,y,,
a+tornev cencro1 R,+ee 1,,e ,ron. woe+ :,
recruit his health. Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Cof1ey acts in his place.
FROM THE RICHMOND PAPERS.
Richmond papers Of yesterday announce
the capture Of the rebel iron clad steamer
FiDgal, which has so long been b1ockaded in
the harbor at Charleston.
Our gunboats are supposed to have attack
ed the Fingal, when she wns making m effort
: to escape, and attack our wooden blockading
yessels. The fight lasted only thirty minutes
and tit Fingal was badly damaged.
TIE ESRoI1AEsT OF NEW TROOPS.
Adjutant Gencral Thomas has returned from
the West in very feeble health, aud is able to
make trip at all only BY travelling by easy
stagee. he reports twenty regiments Of
negro troops fully organized and sixty rebel
plantations nlonG the Mississippi put under
cultivation again BY contrabands. He was
very warmly welcomed to day by the secre-
taEY Of War.
nR1GAD1RR sTouaHrox.
It is stated that Gen. stoughton Is about to
be re.appointed Br1gadier.
4 PASTORAL LETTER.
In the Catholic Churches Of Washington,
letter from the Bishop was read, forbldd1ng
Catholics to resist the draft,
, 1863-06-22
FROM THE CHARLESTON
BLOCK q H1E,


FORTRESS MONROE, June 19.-LaSt week
Nassau, was sunk on Folly Island by the fire
of our b1ockaders, within three hundred
yards Of the batteries. The flte Of her Off
GERS and crew arc unknown, as broadside
nfter broadsidc was poured into her on every
side, until she sunk. The blockade of
Charleston is perfect. The feet hereafter
will not wait to capture, but will fire broad
sides into the blockade runners until they sink
or surrender. The Herald was under another
name at the time she was sunk.
, 1863-06-22
Come to their Senses.

CLEVELAND, June 20.-The trouble In
Holmes county is over. The leaders Of the
movement to assist the enrolment and draft
were given up, and all Is quiet.
, 1863-06-22

The Defence Of Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June 21-The City Council
net last night and appropriated S100, 600 for
the defence Of the city.
, 1863-06-22

Grcut Fire ut Frankfort.
LOUISVILLE, Kr., June Ca terrible fire
occurred on Friday in Frankfort, Kentucky,
consuming 1arge building used Us nunnery,
and the church adjoining. The loss is cstl
mated at fifty thousand dollars.
, 1863-06-22
CE N T R AL
EXPRESS COMPANY.

". T. SCOTT, Agent,
IS Laaal1e street, Chicago
4. J. GOODRICH, Agent,
st. Fau1. lttnnesots.
+. 9. mARKHAM, Agent,
191 Broadway, New York
". FL. COTTERILL, Agent.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
, 1863-06-22
FROM La CROSSE,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TribuncJ
AACnossE, Wis, June %, 1863,
1Ae editorial convention returned from NJ,
excursion up the Mississippi carly this morn
ing, and adjourned till next year. BIZ partic-
ular Inquiry Of editors from all parts of the
State, learn that there is an excellent pros
pect for crops everywhere. Fears from the
droutl are relieved by rain to-day.
The Mississippi and its tributaries are quite
low. Over one million feet Of logs are In st.
Croix river, and large amout in Black riyer
waiting for a rise, to get out.
From California.
sAN FnANc1sco, Juno 19-The Union Con-
vention adopted very radical resolutions, en-
dorsiug the emancipation proclamation, and
urging the vigorous prosecution Of the var
without regard to the cost or sacrifice, until
the last rebel Is disarmed.
, 1863-06-22

Thl8 Company has been organized and Ia working
expressly TO eerve tho PnbIc. AT MODERATE
RATES, between Boston. New York, Chicago, Nil
Waukee and st, Paul.
E Ceie6 cafs for Butter and E9rs,
~ Only one change between Chicago and New
York.
Ceilea cars. keeping Butter and Eggs cool. Ieave
having
, 1863-06-22
NUMBER 306,
n EN- A0ptrtiselHetiu.
NkW 1&UUtL ll5Kl1IEU15t
7 H E
Atlantic M0nthEy
FOR
JULY, 1853.

A NEW VOLUME:
Commenccs with the july SUNBKR- Tha number
/ contains contributions from
HENRY Y. LoE6FELLoW,
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNH,
OLIVER WENDELL HOLHE5
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LOUIS AGAss1z.
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u AID oExsLEAD1za Ahz1ro4x WRITER'S II
LIST OF CONTEHTs:
Dotugs Of the Sunbeam The Wrath of Odin: Cala
Days. The F1eur-de-1is at Port Roya1: Her Eptsph
Outside Gumpses Of fEngltsh Poverty Paul Blocker;
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can En3sn -,aval Power and English Colouies: Our
General; The c. Inns to Service OF Labor, IevteWa
aud Literary Notices.
TxRxs :-Twentyave cents per number. Three dol.
lars Per year. postpaid By the puhltshers~
TICKN0H. d. FIEIDs, Publishers,
Ies2 gS261e 1as Westinghouse. Boston. 3aaa.
1UN E 10TH, 1868,
, 1863-06-22

FURBISH s. EGLESTON.
l. FORWARDING AND
C0MmISSI0N MER RCHANTS,
And Agents for the sale Of Sugars and syrup = RlEes
street Chicago te21-Gal3- net
, 1863-06-22
Ne1n 1DDtrtlse11e11t9.

nj ASONIC.-There will be q
3. II, a. 81. at lie MasonIc Temple this (3ondayj
evening ut 7H O'Clock. II. g. CHASE, Secy.
LII
, 1863-06-22

Which Is msde at punkIrk in a Transfer House md
the property immed edately Forwarded to JatBay City
Where aiken from the cars Into covered. spring
wagcrs. and delivered to constgnees.
ends.
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Among The large number oi beautiful pieces may he
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THE ATHEN.EUM COLLECTION

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Disloyalty Snubbed in st. Louis, Mo
ST. LOUIS. Mo. NAV A. Is6a

About one hundred more OF the most
prominent and active Secessiopists of tho
city were arrested to day, and will proba.
Wy 90 sent South In . few days. The list,
embrace some Of our largest merchants
lawyers, doctors, and active busipess and
professional men. No tavoritisln will m bs
shown to guilty disloyalists. They will
have TO 80, together with their families -
The vives aud families OF officers of tho
hebel service, it il also said, will be sent
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convicted BY Military Commission now ID
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Every Horse Owner

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WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
10 THOSE WHO Wild REFLECT.

10 THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.
class Of maadies prevail to fearful extent in com
munty doOmng at least 100000 youth of both an
nually. to carly grave Those diseases very i'm
perfectly understood Their external manifestations or
symptoms Nervous Debility Relaxation and ex-
haustoni Marasmus or wasting and consumption ofl
the tissues of the whole body shortness breathing
or hurried breathing ascending hillo flight of
stairs great pal pitation OF the Heart Asthma Bron-
chtis and Sore Throat; shaking Of the Hands aud
Limbs, aversion TO society and to business study
dlmness Of Eye sight; OF Memory; Dizziness of
the cad Neuraglc Pains parts of body:
Pains in the Back or Limbs umbdgo, Dyspepsia
ndgestion irreguIarity o the boweia der anged
ons of the Kidneys and other glands OF the body as
LeucorrhG Fleur Albu5, &c Likewise Epilepsy,
Hysteria and Nervous Spusms
Now, in ninety mine out of every one hum
dred, all the above disorders, and host of
others not named Is Consumption of the Lungs, and
that most insIdlous aud willy form OF Consumption of
the Spinal Nerve known INbes Dorsales and Ia bes
mesenerca have their seat and origin i'll diseases of
the Pelvic NisceTa. want Of success on the
part of the Old school practice III treating sympto ms
only.
Or. Andrew Stone. physicln to the Troy Lung an d
Hygienic institution is engaged in treating this
class of modern maacieS with the most aston ishing
snccess. The treatment adopted bv the Institution is
new it is based upon scientific principles, with newl'
discovered remedies, without minerals poison. The
facilities Of cure are such that patients be cured at
their homes III any part OF the country, from accurate
descriptions their case by letter and have the med
icnes sent them by mail or express. Printed nterrog
atories will be forwarded application.
ly Consumption Catarrh and diseases Of the throat
cured we'll at the homes of patients the lns ttu
ton, by sending the Cold Medicated Inhaling Basamic
Vapors with inhaler and ample directions for their
ana direct correspondence.
0~Patents applying for interrogatores or advice
must inciose return stamps, to meet attention.
QJ-Ihc attending physician will be found at the In
stItuton, Tor cOnsultation from A. NJ TO p M, O
! each day Sundays, ia the terJnoon Address
DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygienic In tute
Physicisn for Diseases of the Heart, Throat an'
Lungs, 95 Fifth street, Troy, New York,
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Antietam Greek, Sharpsburgh, Maryland Hights Will.
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LL6YD's ToPoGRAPHCAL MAP or KENTUCKY,
ONO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
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Price 50 centss
From the Tribune Aug 9
"LLOYD'S MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AMI
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LLOYD GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI
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sppi River, with price per hundred copies Rear-Adm
raj Chare H. Davis, commanding the Mississippi squad
ron, is authorized to purchase as many as as are re
qured for use of that squadron.
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SELF ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELlCATEDISOR 0ERS
Mercuial Affections ErupCns and all Diseases OF the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pimples
the SwelIings OF the Joints Nerv ousness
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in ouh and the
more advanced, of all ages, ct
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