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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17
TFiE CAMPAIGN.

The State Central Committee Of the
Union party held meeting in Coum-
bus, in the Senate Chamber on the sth.
The programs was agreed upon for Wig.
urous canvass Of the State, and the cam
poign to open at Toledo on Wednesday,
July GOD. We learn also, that
meetings will bc held every week with
occasional additional meetings, as ncccs.
sily may demand. All the various can
didatcs wcrc in attendance, including
BRouGn, ANDERSON ard GOODMAN. The
following are the appointments as agreed
upon by the State Central Committee
Tho Hon. Jons BRoUGH will speak as
lolows:-
Toledo, July 22d, Athens, Aug 27,
cinnau,July24th Portsmouth, StP.2,
Bucyrus, July 20thIIamilton, Sept D,
finly August 9th, Lancaster, Sept 8
Avg llthNowark, Sept IL
Hamilton, Aug 1911, ,Birnesvllc, Sept l6
lCrcsiiinc, Aug 22d, lliuncc, Sept 10,
Blunchcstcr, Aug 26,Woostcr, Sept %,
Marion, Sept 26 London, Sept 30,
Colonel Charles Anderson will speak
at the following places in the northern
part of the State:
Pcrrysburg,Aug IS, Stcubcnyillc Sept 5,
Napoleon, Aug lS, Carroton, Sept 8,
Defiance, Aug 10, Massilon, Sept .,
Toledo, Aug 30, New Lisbon Sept 10
Kalida, Aug 20, Warren, Sept IL,
Fremont, Aug "a, Rlyenna, Sept ~
Tiilin, Aug 25, Cleveland, Sept IA
Cadz, Sept 4, Medina, Sept 10,
Nurwulk, Sept lG, Shelby, Sept II,
ls, Mount Vernon, Sept
Ex-Governor Dcuuisuu will ho with
Mr Brough at Bucyrus, July Goth, and
with Colonel Anderson at Massilon, Sep
tcmbcr 9th, aud New Lisbon, September
10th.
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Union Senatorial Convention.

The Union Convention of tho 3oth
Senatorial District will assemble ut the
Court House, in Bucyrus, on
Wednesday, July goth, 1863,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
putting in nomination an uReoRdiiioRa
Union Candidate for State Senator, TO be
supported by all the loyal voters Of the
district.
The basis Of representation agreed up
on IL one delegate for every 80, and one
for every fraction Of 20 or more votes
cast ior FRASKLlN T.. BAeKUs, in lS6a.
]. u. SEARS, Wy0ndot.
]. C. ROBINSON, Crawford.
], 5. MtCLELLAN0, Seneca
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important 10 uc m.nria.

OF Mhl ;, July L.
To TuE pEortf Oh omo.-The recent
Invasion uf our sister State, indiana, aud
The severe battles fought in i, nusylva-
MA, dvmonslratc the Wisdom ui the
Presidents call upon Us Tor thiriy lhous.
aud sk months volunteers. am paiucU
i, 10 announce 10 you, that lees ,han two
Thousand men have responded 10 this
call. This uust not be, Ohio shall MT
b. invaded. Rally, thcn,foilow-ci,izcus,
aud respuud 10 u,is coll, Your crops
n,ay bc as safe in your h,lts a. they are
ia your hnius.
The General Military Committees are
authorized 10 Hsue recruiting cummis
s,oas lvr their respective co ntes, should
they deem IL advisable TO do SO. The
several railroad companies Of th, State
are requested topuss companies or squads
OF men, taking tha receipt OF youch = of
the party in charge. All are requested
10 repair 10 the camps Of rend,svuu,
heretofore indicated, as early rs Saturday
n,XL DAVID TOD, Governor.
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WASHINGTON, July Ia


Advices from Vioksburg to the even.
ing OF the sth, state twenty seven ,h,us.
aud rebel soldiers had been paroled up 10
that time,
SIX Thousand stand Of small arms hud
been found-msinly in good condition
and more were continually being diseoy-
cred. They were concealed in caves as
well as in all sorts OF buildings.
The siege aud soA-coast guns found
exceed sixty, aud the whole Of captured
artillery is above two hundred pieces
The stores OF ammunition taken il
surprisingly hcay.
(. Dhe stock OF army clothing is officially
mvoicsd Ut 5000 600 dollars Confederate
prices.
Sixty thousand pounds Of bacon were
found in one place.
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signs, forbidding the loading of ships
&c. Mayor Opdyko's house was sacked,
and fires occurring frequently in different
parts of the city. The Copperheads ap-
pear to be bent on plundtr ,illago and
robbng Of Union citizens. The mcrch-
ants have suspended business, held a
meeting, and number enrolled them
selves as special police for active duty
Several collisions have taken place with
the military and police, and the Copper
head rioters were seriously worstcd. A
company of Infantry in Pitts street
fired On q squad of rioters, killing sever.
al Of the williams, and the rest made their
escape.
Four O'CLOCK =. Mall the stores
down town are closed The armorics and
arsenals, and all public buildings are full
I ly garrisoncd. Some 5000 troops were
expected to arrive there this evening. A
body Of Infantry and Artillery arc sta
toned at the Hudson River Railroad de.
pot, to protect it from large mob ccn-
gregated at that place. A large pork
packing establishment on Washington
street, and a block Of nine buildings, in.
GLIDING a planning mill on l29th street
we've burned they took possession of q
tenement block on 3lth street, but was
driven out by the Infantry, who shot and
killed several. A body of the rioters at
tackled u detachment of Marines, ncaI
Delaney street, when the latter fred upon
the scoundrcls, killing three, aud wound.
ing six.
FIVE O'cLocK p. NJ. Hundreds Of wilC
reparts are flying around the city. Tho
second day SO far has been a horribl,
one. All telegraph communication ha'
been suspended, the mob destroying the
telegraph line as far as Williams Bridge
There was fearful riot in 2d avenu,
this afternoon. The military fred sew
cral times on the rioters, killing 10 ant
wouuding quitc,a number. Col. O'Brici
was captured by the fcnds and beaten t'
u jellcy, and then hung to a lamp post
On the corner of 34'h sueet and I'd ave
nue., some 20 rioters were sccrctcd in
building, which was surrounded by thu
police, and every one Of the scoundreli
were beaten to the ground US th'y CONF
out. The mob was also defeated by til,
Regulars, in 9TH avenue. A large rio
was going ON the 10th avenue this even
ing.
THE LATEsT.-The Tribune ant
Times Offices was barricadcd with bundle,
Of printing paper. A heavy force Of po
lice are about them. In front of The
Times Office q small cannon is placed
which fires l2 balls at a time. The 7th
Slh and list New York Regiments, now
at the seat of war, have been ordered
home to the scene of the riot, and aid il
putting down the coppcrhe-d mob.
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BROUGH AT BUCYRUS!!

Hon. Ions BHoUGH will speak at Bu-
cyrus on Wednesday, July goth, the day
OF the Union Senatorial Convention
We hope to sec largo delegation 60 up
to that meeting from old Seneca, one
that will cheer tho hearts Of the Union
mcn, and strike terror in The ranks Of the
Copperhcadj Of Crawford County. Let
preparations be made at once.
Lot us all 60 up and hear the next
Governor Of Ohio.
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Adhcrcs To the Lie.

The contemplate little sneak who con-
trois the columns of the scccsh organ
down street, still reitcra,es his foolish lie
thS, Brough voted and sIumpcd for Fre-
mont and Lincoln. We have once be-
fore branded It as lie, and demanded
the proof but well knowing that it was a
lie made cut OF the whole cloth, he re-
mains "dumb as an oy,tcr,' and thus
acknowledges himselfa willul ia,sifcr.
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FROM VICKsBUTG.
Thc TulI correspondence Bc.
tween Generals Grant nud
pcnbcrtOu.
WASHINGTON. InlY IL.

WAsmScroN, July II.
Tho following was received at the
War Department to-day:
Mar VicEfBrEG, July /, 1862.
vicksLurg has coriulatcj. Ycstcr-
lay q ,ucrol GRAFT received the follow
ug letter;
"HEApQ'Rs, VicEsnune. July 3, 1868.
"Nojor General 4. s.. Grant, Com.
mGHGiug tinted States forces:
GrMRAL--l have the honor 10 pro.
pose to you an ormi8lice rr----hours,
with view 10 arranging terms for the
cbpitulnlion of Vicksburg. To this end,
f agreeable, twill appoint thrco commits
sioncrs to meet q like number, 90 be- NAM
td by yourself, at such place aud hour 10.
day a. YOU w1y fiad convenient make
this proposition 10 save the further ollu-
sion OF blood. which must otherwise be
shed to q lrightul ,x'cnl, feeling myself
fully able to uuintuin my position yet
indefinite period.
" This communication will be handed
vou, under llog Of truce, by My,r Gen.
James Bowen.
VERY respectfully,
Your uhcdicnt servant.
John G. PEMBERrON."
To lhn General Grant replied os fol-
lows;
'"l!rADQuARrrns DGr'r or TEYSEssrr,l
is rm FIELD, Mean NicksBuWG.}
July ,
" Lieutenant General j. g. PcmJrrioR,
Commanding Confederate Forces. dc.!
GrNluAI-Your note Of this date is
just received, proposing an Ormislicr of
several hours. for thr purpose ol arring.
ing l,rms ul capilulUtiuu, through COIN
mi.s.oncre, TO bo appointed, &c. The
rllusioH ut blood you propose stopping
by this course eau be ended, at any time
you m.y ciuuug, by on unconditional sur
rcudcr ol the city and garrison. Mru
who had shown 90 much endurance aud
courage. rs those now iu Nick-burg, will
always Challenge the respect ofan udycr.
sgry and can Assure yuu will be- lrou-
ted with all the respect tut taum as pr.s.
JuOrs oi wur.
II do not myor the proposition Of ap.
pointing commissioners 10 arrange terms
taln those iuiiDutcd above.
" am, General very respectfully.
"luur ,bcdirnt servant,
Il, $. GRANT
VI ilr General
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WASHINGTON, July is,

Tho Richmond Enquirer of to-day
contains a dispatch dated Mobile l4tb,
TO Gen. Cooper, stating that the New
Orleans Era Of the 10th, announces the
unconditional surrender of Port Hudson,
at o'clock ON the 9th.
LATER.-Ofiicial information has been
received in Chicago from the Mississippi,
that Port Hudson has surrendered TO
Gen. Banks with 10000 prisoners.
Chicago was Illuminated on Wednesday
night in honor Of this glorious occasion.
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PARIS is described as still buoyant over
"glorious news from Mcxico," and there
is not only the Puctla rose, but there is to
be a Pucbla boulevard, Puebla war-ship,
a Pucbla saddlc-horsc, aud very likely
Duke dc Puebla.
GENERAL Braces IIEADQuARTERs are
at Bridgeport. The Tennessee River will
be the future line of defense. it is sup
posed that Huntsville and the M,mphis
Railroad will be abandoned.
or GEN. GRANT, having completed
his retreat upon Vcksburg," which tho
rebels dispatched that he was making, is
probably "faling I" back" upon Jackson.
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"HEApQuARrERs, Nlcks8uRGl
" 10 Major General U, \, Grant Com
uaRding In tied N!diCg Forces, DC.

GTNrEAL-l have the honor 20 ac-
knowlrtgc the receipt OF your communi-
eaton ct this date, proposing terms for
the surrender Of this gar ison and post
In the main your terms are accepted, but,
IN justice both 10 the honor and spirit OF
my troops, as manifested in tho defense
OF Nioksburg, ! have the honor to submit
the following amendments, whjch, il ao-
occdod TO by ycu, viii perfect the agrey-
mont between US az ten o'clock to-mor.
row, ! propose 10 oyacuate the works
ia aud around Nicksburg, and - surren-
der the oity aud garrison under my com.
maud, by marching out with ny cologs
and arms stacking them in front OF my
present lines, AFTER which you take pcs
session. officers to retain tltir side arms.
Personal property, aud she rights aud
7 property Of citizens to be respected.
| ain, General yours, very inspect
fully,
81. c. PEMDERTON,
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ChnuGCd!

The place Of the meeting Of the Scna-
torial Convention has been changed from
Tilin to Bucyrus, Tho reason for this
is that on the day appointed for the Con
vcution, the State Central Committee
has made an appointment at Bucyrus for
Hon JuHN BRoUGH.
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Cnp,ureorCcn. IenI.ins,

FREDERIoK, July TO- light sklrm'sh-
lng to-day between cur forces, under
Gen. Buiord, and tue rebels, under the
rebel Gen. Jonkins, who wus captured
early this morning, aud passed through
this place tonight ca foule for DalliMore
and Fort McHeny.
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Wanted,

Correspondence by two gay and fcs-
ire Young ZOUAYEs, now In the army Of West
NiTginla, would be much plea sed TO open corssron.
denes, with the same number OF good looking and
respectable young ladies. With view 10 fun, love
aud amusement, to sliven the dull monoiomy oieamp
life. Photographs are not required 10 accompany ihs
hrsi communication, bat will be exchanged in due
rontse Of tins dssTsd, All correspondence strict
" confident sl, and answered pronply Address
WILLIE CLYDE and WILLIE BARhER, Col
3lth %. V. NIL, via. Charleston West Virginia.
July n. i663. ll-N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

The PoroMAc. from the
Potomac, on tho llth inst, mention that
the river had fallen some during the las'
few days, bu; heavy showers had swelled
it TO high water mark again.
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VcTy Luyai.

"Call me u Coppcrhcud, call me But
tcrnut, but don't call me an Abolitionist,'
said Judge Lang in his speech the other
night
Now, we will take the Advertisers de-
Gnition Of these terms, and see what the
lIon.W Judge means hy this elegant cX-
preston;
The wcrd Coppcrhoad vas applied to
the rebels by our soldiers, in way OF de-
rision the South Caroliniuns having
adopted the scrpcLt us an emblem.
In the progress Of events, our soldiers
applied the name of f"Copperhead' to the
confederate soldiers; men in arms against
aGd cncn les Of the government. In the
outbreak OF hosllliliGs between the two
sections, the rebels were not uniformed,
but were put into the service in their
ordinary dress, and many in homosT un
attire, colored with the brown extract
which resides in the bark and fruit of the
."BultvrHut" or white walnut tree. or
course it was natural enough for the
Federal soldiers 10 call these hOmCspun
rebels BuheraUts. As originally applied
10 tho rebels, thuso names imply dislOyal-
" aud treason to the government.
This is certainly a Democratic dyfni.
tian that the Judge dare not call in qucs-
ton. Now, let us apply the definition.
"Call me a rebel; call nc traitor; but
dorr call me a loyal man" No one with
any sense lett him charges those now
known as "Aboltonsts" with anything
disloyul. We are glad the Judgc has SO
defined his position. He has got down
to the level of the CopperheOds Of Craw-
ford County and they have acknowledged
him their leader. What say the loyal
Democrats If SENEGAL
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LATEST WAR NEWS.
Port Hudson Captured on the 9th
with 1900 Prisoners.
VicKsBuRe, VIA, MEmrHs,l
July 18th, 1863, {

The report from the army at Vicksburg,
are all favorable. Gen. Sherman was
pursuing Johnston with every prospect of
success of destroying his entire army
Gen. Dodge, at Corinth, reports that he
has routed a rebel force under Forest,
that las been securing the country
North Of his lines, killing wou nding aud
capturing quite a number.
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HEADQUARTERs ARMY PoToMAcl
July l4.-S:3O Z. NJ.

To w. II. HALLEcK.-My cavalry has
captured 500 prisoners additional TO those
previously reported. Gen. Pettigrcw of
the confederate army was killed this
morning in the attack on the enemy's
rear guard. His body is in our hands.
Signej,
q n Mr,pr
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The REBELs.-L,ngstrect addressed
his troops on the 10th, saying the time
had come when every man must choose
between Liberty and Death, aud order
ing every man that failed to perform
his duty to be shot. The rebel cause is
getting weak and they are becoming
Jesparatc.
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or JoHN MORGAN asserts that, within
two weeks, Bragg's army will be heard
from in KENTUCKY. As the last that was
heard Of Bragg, he was retreating beyond
The Tennessee River the probability is,
Johns antleipation are uniounded.
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OF There were large number Of
Ohio regi;aents in the army of the Poto-
mac and engaged in the late battles in
Pennsylvania. The universal testimo-
ny is that they fought nobly. The Ohio
ranks in the Eastern army carry a stiff
edge of steel, and are always depended
unon.
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MRApE's ARMY The news from Gen.
Meade's army on the 10th was cheering
|, was in splendid trim for fighting,
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Bowen, the boar OF Pcmbcuon's let
tcr,was received by General A. J. Smith,
lie expressed a strong desire to converse
with General Graut, aud accordingly
Grant, while declining this, rcqu stcd
General Smith to say that II Gen. Pom
bcrton desired to see him, an interview
would be granted between the lines in
Mrphcrsou's front ut any hour in the al
tcrnoon which Pcmbcrton might appoint,
A message was soon sent back to
Smith, appointing three o'clock as the
huur. Grant was there with his slall,aud
Generals Ord, Mcpherson, Logan, A. J.
Smith. prmbcrton camc late, attended
by General Bowen and Colonel Mont
gumery. liz was much excited, and was
mpcrtincut in his unSwcrs 10 Grant.
Tie conversation was held apart be-
tween pcmbcrton aud his officers, ard
Grant M,phcrson aud \ j. Smith. The
rebels insisted On being rarolcd and al.
lowed To march beyond eur lines hence,
,fiycrs ,nj all with eight days ratious
drawn from their own siorcs, the ,ilicrrs
To retain property aud body servants.
General Grant heard what they had to
say, ard lcl them at the crd of an hour
aud hale saying that hc would srud in
his uitimoum in wrilirg, TO which
Pymbcrton promised to reply before
aud night h,s,Iiti,s to cease in the
mean tine.
General Grant then conferred at his
headquarters with his corps aud division
commanders, aud sent the following let.
ter to rcmberton by the hands OF Gen
cral Logan and Lieutenant Colonel
Wilson:
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Special TO the Evening Post: One Of
the heayist rain storms OF the season com
menced at midnight, aud still continues.
The road between here and Baltimore is
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ISrREScuED.-Lees army was in
ueuched on the l2th, two miles from
Hagerstown on the WillemsPort road.
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Delegates are particularly requested
to report themselves promptly at tho hour
90 o'clock a. NJ in order that the bus
incss Of the Convention may be trausac-
ted in time to hear distinguished speakers
who will be present.
The primary meetings viii also select
del, gates to tn, Senatorial Convention
as follows:
Adams, 3; Bloom, 3; Big Spring, i;
Clinton, 3; Eden, 3, llopewcl, Q;
Jackson, .; Loudon, ,; Liberty, 81;
Pleasant, .; Reed, 3; Seneca, l.;
Scipio, 1; Venice, 3; Thompson, /;
Tiiiu-lst Ward, 3; ID Ward, .,
N. l.. BREWER,
u. +. De WOLF,
J, NJ, NAYLOR,
q NJ OG DEN,
II. WEIGH,
WIN. GALLUP,
J. 5. McCLELLAND,
Union Central Committee.
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asm..arl 0rIrred Nmt

Acting under the solicitation Of orGener.
al burnside, Gov, Tod has issuedAis proc.
lamauoa ordering cut an the organized
militia Of th.ry-Iwo SoUlhegu counties in
this State. They are ordered to report
from the several counties according 10
proximity, respectively to Gen, Burnside
at Cincinnati, 10 Col NJ Rat Camp Dln-
isou, to General Mason at Camp Chase,
b Col. Putnam at Camp Marietta, aud to
Col, Kinney at Camp Portsmouth, Each
mau is required 10 ,Uruish good service.
allie blanket and tin cup, andIo remain on
duty until relieved by orterJ from Colum'
bus.
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our NNNulNNt sNlN1lli,
L, 5. GRANT, Mi. General"

The officer who received this letter
stated laat it would be iupyssiblo to an.
swcr il by night, us it was not ill a little
before day that the proposed reply was
furnished.
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COUNTY UNION CONTENTION.

The Unconditional Union votes of
Seneca County--all who are in favor of
"a vigorous prosecution Of the war, and
the Union of the States, will meet in
County Convention at the Court House
in Ttilin, on
Saturday, AuguStI,
for the purpose OF putting in nomination
candidate Tor Representative,
candidate for Probate Judge,
candidate for Clerk Of the Court,
cand date for Prosecuting Attorney,
candidates for Commissioner,
candidate Tor lnfirmary Director.
The primary meetings for the appoint
mcut of delegates, will be held in the
different townships and wards, at the
usual places Of holding elections, on
Saturday. July 2am, 1868.
Each township and ward will be en-.
titled 10 one delegate for every 10, and
one for every fraction Of or more votes
cast for FRANKLIN II. BAcSUs at the Oc-
tobcr election, 1869, as follows:
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WHO il Gscspomsiblc !

Any man Of common sense must ac-
kn owl,dgc that such demagogues as Sam
Mcdury, little Sammy ox,Vallandigham
George L. Pugh, Pcndeton, Bliss, Lead.
better Il Co.. are guilty for instigating
all the mobs thai have disgrOccd the
State Of Ohio, such as those in Holmes,
Noble and Morrow counties. All the
speeches and printed articles emanating
from the corrupt brains ofthcsc men urge
resistance to the CONSUMPTION. and other
laws Of the United States. They are re-
sponsiblc for all the blood shed in Ohio
yet they sneak out Of all the difficulty
and leave their dupcs to their own. fate.
These poor d1luded men must suffer for
the acts of dcmagoguos who are afraid to
lead the men in battle, after having inci-
ted them TO commit the acts for which
the victims must suilGr the utmost rigol
of violated law. Mark these dcmago'
gucS.
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The ARMY Of she Potomac,

WASHINGTON. Jly IA.
The following despatch hos just been
received;
llcotpunrl'rs, Army OF the Putomnc, 3
y. NJ. To II. w. llallc"k Grncrnl.in'
ChlcC My cavalry have occupied Fall
ing Waters, having oycrtakcn aud cap
turrd brigade OF infantry 300 strong,
two guns, two cnssuns, two battle ilags,
ond a large number OF small arms. The
enemy Ia all across the Potomac.
q. q. MEADE.
UrAporARrrKs ARMy puroMAc,
July If.
Lees army withdrew from lis position
around Wilhamsport Yesterday and last
mint aud rccrosscd the Potomac on a
pontuun bridge at Falling Waters and
llatbout. at WIllUmspurt Ferry.
A portion OF General plcusunton's
n"Io" Vu',,v" ',' " ,''"'''p",' s,'' ''o' u
~. ~ had rr,i,msL ,r,,, ,y,r al III.
rlInJ,r trims Sc
4 .,nrrnl u,,v,mcnts was orIer,l mi.
morninp and our columns ,ycr, in ,otion
tnn,prly bour INF luuuJ th, rptr,uch.
mont. JnsyrtcJ
AsIIINGroN' July l3'
Tho number ct prisoners who have
hc'n i'twarI'd hy 'hi r'IVost Marshal- .'..,
hohcrhl |" BNltlmnrc is between o,OOU
ana 9ooo' rus II lhd'p'hd'"t q, those
sent forward ny ten 'ouch ana nun
"rods oi IcS'r''rs III IrhIhyNahla, IL IL
estimated 5Nuo d's'rt'rS nave ltit hch'
L'r's army a large p"rl"n "i Whom
nav, m'"' ih''r W. across u, lu''m''
rrsi, J.. L.liryrJ tIn, Gam Loo L,s yct
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CINcNNArrI, July II.
M,rcan's forces crossed the Little
Miami railroad, between l,oyeland and
Camp penuison, at noon TO duy, cap,urirg
a train Of three passenger and one bagg.
age cars and burnt them
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