, 1863-06-27
FROM ,ROSECRANS' ARMY.
Sabbath Day In the Army Of the Cum
berinnd-ConscFlptss Taik-Uarterss
Raid-Kra.g Thrcatens-John mor-
Ean Hanstng-ShoottnS.


soldier there is q memory Of home, an un"
quenchable love tor nther. mother, SISTER,
brother, wife, that will not permit him to Tor"
get their constant admonitions, and IN spite
Of the dislike to the restraints and customs
bcpet he will cling to the religion of his fa-
80. III l., ~ ha,.t - hea~t. :, ~.,,a,,
Ae1s, ne WI IL nas nesa' VI ne<n 10 n'm~
oer INC oaooa'n uas, aio nase fe9peeo Aoi
the teachings Of the Bible.
TLrougbout the Army Of the Cumberland
there "a TODAY an earnest md esneciaj1v An
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and am told that the most gratifying evi-
dences of the Chaplain's rood work appear
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On every nnnu. nun"'euS "io oa4''ns "t.n
the church, and scores on scores are yielding
to the influences of the revival. Men honor
the Lords DIV in this army. yoicing every
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where the songs OF religion and the words Of
prayer. The Chaplain's labor is not In vain,
since the fruit Of his work hns become so
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pAenlnu
spent the day at the ehelbyVt1e f1ke out
post, where the command Of Col. P. Sidney
Pat "a FIR +he fine hefno cncanned Chan.
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lain W. H. smith, OF the 1otn l11hois, ono W..
P. Chariot, Of tue a2d Indiana, are the only
reverends now On autv with Col. "a troous.
1ho. - h,ra..ror1,,nrr cf,,oars bovoxar a-d
4Ae5 71e na4a' " Mug oAneeAs' av"o'o4' auu
BY constant labor We'll supply the require
mcnta Of the command. Their ministrations
have begotten deep religious feeling among
officers and men, and what Christians would
call most hopeful condition of affIi1s, exists.
coSscR1pT's-TALK.
inst bcfora leaving Col. Po.t,s nnartera
this morning. hutte2nnt Clothed Individual
was ushercd In by a guard from The outer iine.
He come os n. ren7see from the clntch NJ
he eu 1oe,,nnd RAE n1o;m;n~ nU nv ~ ~ y, q
rn,on man and oTnassid ~ sarV,re IN the Wv orrnn
ofth Gnnt11aroar Ti,o s,,a, tn1i ~ @nn3
storv md M, 5iSnoeed II hei;eve n trnfi,f;,1
80 r." 1xa4. ~ a,-o. ~ ht iit+i i,fasn,a
one t9 ~ FIVE. e,s nnfSs, W. 4e ,,i4 h11
,s..a m.a oai Il r." noees ~ " masn ~. III 3
1etiel: ne MAs y esaool s tt se'nsl tass 49, anu
~ tnen t nbA ~ M ous W.
ust ta issenv se L1 uoe can-aiiaa u ~. Ths.
e!np1s a!o Ium eun'pG pa3t o,,s. " ssi.ce: lug 10
EnnJI;nm = gnn snd ocnordinr1r ~ ~ vaatsrdsu
evening" be hired for the sum Of s25. a guide
to pilot him through the rebel picket line. He
has not been to, shelbyville for si1 months,
Hc, therefore, Of. course, knows nothing
rerardiur the Size or condition of Braep's ar
u,Y, He SAYS, however, that 1t is understood
n yery vague term. by the by, \ that there are
about S0, do troops IN and around shelbyyille.
He makes one statement, however, Which Is
Of imporiancc, The soldiers and his ncigh.
bors eay. that on Friday might last three bri-
rndes of froons started from Shelbyvilie. az
feInforctmcnfs for some pofnt. One Of the
bricades was aid to have been Browns Tenn.
essee command. First reports had that they
we're rcfnforcemcnts for East Tennessee, but
subsequently 1t was affirmed that they werC
pound ior vlcksoufg. now, Wnen II II knoM1 .[
tnat me 1ankees unaer CaItsI a1q H. neaa H. !
anieatening tas 1epet ~ ~. ~ ae
lennessge, saa .has ISMs T ~ 49, .Ae atu ~ =
can.e ~ otalks uuians riloay, no ues.lP.s
AeaIe1y .sstlony uas 1--WE e1,, meh. % ~" r. r.
~ .g1aaotshG;n.s h,;,H Rsen<r asratnhed Rodv =
~ pfop5otnty. nIats + utspa.sn.o . nouy yt,s, y
tn en W ,sra;55t a Esst - Tanncseaa ra;rn,d
'AnTb Tbe scan.c-int hoard reheI soidiera fre
LILY, Sonf".a t,,at ~, a+re.nth ~ ,has
army Vas being sent away to Vieksburr, an
that t1a| d;d T2t evncct ~ lana Tamaia norti
- -. Tas.ua ~ w A''t' A~A'1'1-
oA l-e As-0's~
| An4A@ 1A
meget ouI ,''ro,,ni, h.or rahei - eonrccs ~
!Ts! !aTTseege tnu .:a to j. .ba q ahoi3,,on;e
Gu :, - .l,e a6;,nr. - .he 6hott.nnn|
~ oa1,e ~ lin ,rornss.a nno,her h1I'I;ant %
LIZ, "a G 10 WA +4ar ~ ra;1road destructInn m
tols u eue ey.sn, VIZ ~ h,,t that arerr nnss;h,e - 81
/ +n ~14o 1T, A.
% w. " suuS 1;tns, i; -, - Iare ,hor, .no1
a S t;e ia 49,. ~ ,n+o ~ eh;.H C.rst o' a1
ootalou u ~ ~ ~ .i,a5 ~, :. n-,a'srod' ~
pealarrE prtE ~ Gp,ea pus D.hI1 ,ooa,,,Ssz a., a;
itot " .no Sne .,,stt.'. .ai,h thosa woris 4
oll " a .ns ~ 4hHr Iii n1u - a',t ~ aa3 .o,
sto " nopeo lnet VIZ ~ ~. ~, o"3 ~ ~,
spna @ = 1ee"- me e. nar1o,t( "a ~ pst h,c neTon
saoalo neser oe pe3"l'1eo " set oaeA oeson
Inc hountaihs' .....-...
BRAGo THREATENING.
The week past, refugees and scon.s frol
the region OF the country occupied By th
right wing Of the rebel army, have been repor
teFence has been accorliu.ly drawn that AM il
fanf1r rofd min Kentrcly Tns in contempl
Tim There is. boweyer. no good reasor
be]ieyc than any such Increment Is With
| the remotest Dlan Of the rebel leader. He vi
hsye lar quite enough to do occupying his preset
force in the ilefrnse of tie Tennessee line. ~
unless the saddest defeat befalls the FEEDER;
army In Mississippi, there II not the poss
o.s ,;,s,, o. ~ eneEse aeooo W LII feoei a'oo1
o. alaad1e 1ehheesee'
| JOHN MORGAN.
The rcdoubtable Kentuckian is again in til
ficId. lowering with few thousand follower
upon The LIFT of this army. Tn in the regio
of Alexaudria aud Lebauon, Ninty's con
mand epcountered a cloud ofthem, list wccl
Tbey were in Tor batue ut the word, aud cau
crnTdinr no In such numbers that tie ralla1
MichIgander mas forced to withdra1 his hant
fol OF men, Good evidence exists that theE
rebel 1oFsemen are about to begin operation
In Kentucky. in fact, they havea1rcady besu
their usual summer work Tho tratu-burncl
who dashed upon Elizabethtown last wee}
proved to be Of the gang.
am Of opinion that the most yigoror
action, upon the part of the military, viii t
reaufred. TO keep open communication b
tween Louisville and Nashville the cou.in
sn1nmer. And. indeed, as appears from II
recent darfhe iayasions of In1lana, the burr
ing Of railroad stock, and tho destruction
BRIDGES, viii not probably prove the main o1
iect Of the tuetnT's attack. Horses, cattl
provisions, and supplies Of every characse
! viii be arone for'' In the style most approve
lnrebeldom, and unless sufficient and emerge
fc cavalry force In sent against the marauder
they viii succeed in running South, euong
! stuff to spbsist them during the year.
r...,So- -suoor1sa
r,,,,ss.r ,azt 1s,w Mansfield Rhoaes an
Geo. W. Nluiams, clt1zens, upon tna san
beam and at me, same mone4t o. tlme, s ans
By the neck Tor MURDER. IL WIS an avn
sight, and one that praT never agan 10 1oo
upon. It made me SICK at heart, anu nerFol
following asi1era5e,ya 10 d9sf my my 1ura mnd
.u nerfect' tiood 81 heat TO the Shooting Of o.
ne 4th 1no1ana oatte'y W tne nla1e " "a'
| fact that he Ind Joined the rebel army. /
was taken prisoner Us rebel sosaler, an
upon oelne Iccosntzttu, .t;, "ai nn5 puo p0ni1tV
cont martial tic sentence Of death by shoo
> ing was executed on Saturday. As the .po
victim slowly walked inc CIRCUIT O. Lnc Lille