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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

A CONSIDERABLE -1n q ns1sy fO..d n s.r e
a Ice. aIaitinE an oEncr.
j,ils-Im LEIrkR nEsIFEE-
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DEsERTERs.

HEanor asTERs C = Fo.rnn \
Chattan9oga, renn-. 1aa sik lao Z
The following named men q tie Iuiiou NJ &C.,
nie- and regiments have deserted iron - dF-rrrr
posts in The district q chaitanooea-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

res- Ses advertisements Of valuable Farn
FOR sale III another column.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13
REFORMATION WANTED OF

DRlY A r. L. T. Nash r.. q Co. A. 25th Regimen,
l-ouisana Vols 6sil Adams BriEads. Ander-
sess Dirislon- - " STlCKNEf- Chap
Jan. ii y aud snpt'd Army Intel'r once
iii
Mas ALLIE GILLESPIE. wife q Col. David c il
lespies Of tas Tih Arkansas Regiment. ean hear OF
her hush7nd by applying DR. J. : Gillespie
Chickamahga. Tenn
~ Knoxville Register will copy twice aud send
bill o. this once. Iianln-2ll n
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13
AItentiOn. Han.lton cpanty comm.

IL person IN Hamilton Csautv. Ii.ble 70 .n,-rrs,.
n t.in between me ages 81 IS and 20 years yin ).
a>-emned - C1ntt1nooEa on The loth dly &C Jnnna-
Blank eerfdrhtfE q lexsuIliion vii Be- furnirhed
re enreilinE elcerst 70 De tllsd up and hHned -
-hosr rho be entitled % rhsrn p.--n-- - -
ce1'nt1 cl-ining cxenptiun nader he lan are nd-
siscl make their arrlirafcus ~ - --~rl1-~ q
icrr- urre that their claims ~ l. ir-iS-f -
The lflh Il 1afiuafy- Al vii curne % ne plssr a
rer1czFts surpIed viii blankets uther - rlstb-
Jag IL ID BLAKE Il Gel 4. = A
l4nt-ift Colnmafdsnf q Cunnrrfufn
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13
Sausage Cutters

JUST received, 4 Few SAUSAGE CUTTERS. 70 be
sold cut i amc diaissy. ran soon.
iarY-It T. Ki>wARNIcUTT-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13
LEATHER FOR CORN.

IXTE base few sides Of Soc LEATHER % exchanEr
w for Corn One poend - father 10 bushelf
Corn Apply At the Chaftiluooga Tannery-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

The TnEArE1.--Thers was . crowded
and brilliant audience at the Athsnsum
lsst svsaing 70 - Mrs. Rush in her f.
vorite play Of Masks and Faces, in which
shs appeared - Peg Wellington. and was
enthusiastically applAudsd, every one
present giving her the palm over oil her
competitors who have ever appeared -
Ksokuk boards.
This talented actress has achieved i'm
nsnss sucsess in the two nights she has
sppsarsd, and has bees greeted with large
and apprsciativs audiences. She has been
we'll supported By oil the members Of the
coupany in their different paris This
evening BY gcurrsfrvqurst the Szus pHy
is 70 be repeated. it being positively the
only night it will be prsssntsd. Mrs.
.Rush will also deliver the celebrated rsci.
tatiou. the Maniac. AIlovers Of genuine
artistic performance will not fail to be
present. The performance to sonclude
with the most amusing Farce Of the sess.
CIV hits ysrrus Brown
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

BY N oversight on our part we failed
70 notice in yesterdays issue the speech
Of Lieat. Winslow, delivered night before
last, TO . large crowd in front of the
State Bank. Lieut. Winslow Was taken
prisoner at the battle of Shiloh and VA
ia rebsl hands over six months. He re-
lated the trials and hardships which him
sslf and companions endured while pris-
oners of var in the custody Of our "South-
ern brethrsn." He was in company with
Gen. Prentiss. and in the course Of his
remarks spoke Of the General 10 very
fatteriug terms, and more particularly ol
the msansr in which he conducted his
part of the fight at Shiloh, and said had
not Gen. Prentiss and his brave boys helo
ont - they did the whole army wo ould
have been driven to the river before Bu-
oil could have crossed. In his remark
he failed not 70 speak in seathiug tsrml
Of the cringing. cowsrdly Copperheads il
our midst who are ready and willing ts
bow down, bite the dust and kiss the roo
raised BY JEFF. Davis to chastiss them
His whole speech throughou, Was highly
interesting, and could not fail to show W
Id their true character the chipairy and th'
humanity Of those who are arraysd againa
the Government Of our fathers. Sucl
speeches cannot fail TO be of benefit to th'
casss Of the Union. coming Is they d.
from the lips of orr coustry's defender
Who have had sad experience as prisoner
| Of wa- in the cotton sheds and dungeon
Of Georgia and Alabama.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
THAnksorvrse-DAr IN rHr Hos,

THAHKsGrvrNo-DAY IN THE Hosr1-
rAL.--A service appropriate to the day
of National ThaDtsgiving win BE- held at
the Lecture Room of the Medical Col
lsgs, at 8 o'clock on Tnunday msrning.
closing before the hour of public vorship
in The churches.
The soldiers of the hospitals and the
patriotic and Christian people Of the city
are invited 70 attAnd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

Nnw GAS OrvIcE.-Ths Gas Co. have
fnished and fitted up enc Of the finest
buildings in this city ~ m Office. The
plasteripg IL the best 6nished job in the
city, and il the work Of Wn. Abbott, who
i . 6rst-class mechanic. The Gas Co.
have bsen sometime completing this build
ing, but they havs beautiful house, now
that it ID done. The basement will be
used ~ workroom 6rst Aoor ~ ssls.
room for chandslisrs, burners, DO. Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06


SixIfAnY SroRKs.--A who desire 10
contribute to the wants Of our sick and
wounded 1t vicksburg. can do SO BY
sending sanitary articles to 8. Hamill's
s.ors, bsfore Saturday, the S;h inst. Pc.
tatoss, onions, pickles, canned and dried
iruih Ac.. &C., sre needed more than ev.
sr before. The supply does not equal
the demand. and our soldiers in the hos
pitfalls are suffering for the want Of suita
BILE diet. 1t il hoped that the loyal la
dies Of Ksokuk and vicinity will not wsa
~ Of well doing, but will respond to thi
call as generously ss they have hereto
fore done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
THE CITY.


After consultation of . number Of the
members Of churches, whoss Pastors are
absent, il was agreed to unite in sppro-
pirate services u Chasham Square N. Il.
Church on Thursday next
A collection for sanitary purposes fol
the benefit Of oar sick and wous.
dsd soldiers will be solicited On the
occasion. All are invited 70 attend, and
thus honor the request Of oar Chief Nag
istrats, by an acknowledgement Of our
dependence upon the great Ruler Of ths
universe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

eSseA
To-day by Proclamation Of the Pres'
idsnt is set apart ~ day OF Thanksgiving
and Prayer for the many recent victorie,
won by our armies.
THERE'S one form Of thaDksgiving whiot
ws hops viii not b. neglected. Let Z
collsstioo be taken up 10 all our churches
for the benefit Of the Sanitary Commis
sion. who are doing 30 much for the rs.
lief Of our sick and suffering soldiers -
Next TO the expression Of devout thank.
fulness to God, such thank Offering h
the best form in which the gratitude ol
ths people can be expressed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
nxssusisn Of ! Dsssr,sr.

Nxoeasfom 0f . DsssYtsr.
We publish the following private letter
giving faithful account Of the execution
Of deserter: $50 ~ b.
HsADo'Rs 7th Iowa IxvT'AY voLs.,l
CAMP OF CoLLs0E HILL,
NEAR CoRIsTH, Miss., Jsiy Esd, '63.
Mr.. Jso. Yen -Ealkembxry,
DEAa SIs:--Having little spare tims
this evening, I thought I would give yos
= aeeoant Il aseena witnessed this morn,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

-. Appropriate services will be held
today (Thursday) It II o'clock, in the
United Presbyterian Church, on 9th St,
At tho sIsss collection will be taken up
for the relief Of our siok and wounded
soldisn. Let oil 20 prepared to contrib.
sts literally 70 this truly christian OBJ
~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

10 obedience TO the proclamation Of the
Prssident our ofice viii bs closed 10 day.
aad consequently no paper will be issnsd
Tomorrow. 1t 10 understood that oil
busiaess houses will b closed, and that
all will unite in rendering thasks 70 the
God Of battles for our successes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

1PsAohes have become quito plenty
in osr city and most Of them Of 6ne sixe
and sxcellsas quality. The drought ha.
not Affected them y II was supposed i,
would.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

- The Jennie Whipple is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

0tsts Fair sf Agricultural 0ee3sty.
The 10th Annual exhibition Of The
lows State Agriculsunl Society. win b.
held at Dubuque. connencing Tuesday,
6sptsmber 10Th. and continue four days.
Prsminms exceed $1,000. The custom.
ary facilities for reaching the Fair, ara
Afforded by rail aad steamboat lines. -
Copies Of Premium List, or any isforna.
tioa oooosrnipg The Fair. may be obtaissd
BY addressing the Secretary, at Fairfield.
1w. ]. N. SnArrxa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

Rxnevat.--Ths Ksokut Gar Light 4
Coke Co. havs removed THAR olAee 70 The
new buildiag on corner Of 9th stFsst and
Ally, between Main snd Blondsss strssts.
z. K. Buell., Secretary.
Ksokuk, July 3l--d2w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
A CARD.


HAVING announoed myself eAndidase for tAa once
Of Sheriff Of this County At the next elscea. tAsre
win be great many anxtous 70 know how stand In
r.ssrd % The veifase ss tesernnsut VIII stats
hers for The sasfscton Of al thai ne breakiag
cot Of Nils rc6choh Was = D0ugtas DeaseoSet. bal
vountssred In god faith 10 Asp pas dswn thia rebs
In iesI ana Agr+enk VI throw aside pscs FOR the
psessos, Inarahsd ~ Company y tbs pesis h~ve N
vossd ths Ussos uekst. iremsinsd In sssvtes until
April. 1883 aud In consequences Of twS Desess voubda
had received In the service my coeasy received
spsctoss on which honovabiy dtscheseed. NJ
sssws ere nj cAanStdt am Wiling ~ err 0sverh-
nspt 70 gss III hsnossbis and ~ aAbls nsAas PAT
devA tAis oeeaInad rebsilioa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

THAxxsoIvrso 6Havrcas.-The Union
services to-day u shs Chatham Square
Church viii oommssos It II o'slook !. m
AadSsssss viii b. dsAvsssd y ssvsral
&ksseat psuoaA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

Tar II Dr ALL AxAxs.--Ifsny Of OUT
readers have been troubled to mako light
and uniform biscuit, it is more than psob.
abis they do not use DeLand h Co.'S
Chemical Salerstss. That i pure ar.
6sle, nct detrimental 70 health and SURE
in in effects. Try il BY all means.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

Especial TO Gate City.
Burlington, Aug. s. '63.
To Editor Gate City:
/ will start South ON the 10th of Au-
gust. Persons wishing to aid the sol
diers viii send their things and eontriou-
tions 10 the store Of Smith Hamill.
ANNIE WIrrEsMYER,
State Sanitary Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

~ Samuel Prescott Hildreth, one of
the distinguished old settlers Of Ohio,
died u Marietta the other day II the age
of sighsy ysan. A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

There IL 70 b. Onion meeting st
Farningtoa, Van Burea county, ON Sat-
urdsy afssrnoss, At 2 o'clock. Judge
Wright, Of Ksossuqaa, and Jsdge Lowe
Of our city. will - present and address
the people on tlIs oe6asiou. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

~Ths heavens are s,ill propitious
and gave rs = fine shower yesterday
morning. Vegetation Is tending upward
in consequence Of the late showers, yet,
more would be very acceptable
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

s~AlnsNxUM.--Go and see
the two splendid farsss tonight. See
advsrtisemsnt. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

~ Rosback. the member of Parlia-
msne who sdvocAtsd the acknowledge
msnt sf Southern indspsndsnce, is re-
ported to be bastard and . native Of
Canada. He went to England when .
young man, vorned himsslff into the
good graces Of the Radical: leader Joseph
Hame, was sent BY him to Parliamen,
and supported there at his expense. Az
Tor Hune's death Roebuck deserted The
Radicals, joined the Tories, and has since
kept in Parliament and paid expenses By
engineering dirty jobs through. that body
for consideration. He is now undo,
pay Of the slavsholding traitors of ths
South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
ners,e.lsHsal sse.ssy.

The regular monthly meeting Of tbs
Ksokuk Horticultural Society will b held
shis day, at 2 o'clock p. m, .. the Coun-
oil Room. Business Of importance is to
be transacted.
E. H. WIokERsHAn, Sscy.
Aug. s, 1863
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
RAIN IN-sUmMEn.

RAIN IN- - MMER.
Hew beautiful 10 ne rain
Amer ths dust end Lsst,
ln the brosA sBd aery sfress,
In thc sssyov Iaoe,
How basutifui 10 the rain
How u slattsrs sione the rooss
Lsksthe tramp Of h0sfs!
How Gashes and Gusgles out
Fro1 the throat of shs over1owips spoat
Across Ne vtsdow pass
II poun and peurs,
And svit sBd wfAe,
WhA muddy tide,
Like river down Ne gutter roays
The rails, tAe Welcome rsan
Tbs nick man from his cham bsr looks
AT Tie twisted brooks;
He can lsef ths euoi
Breath Of sach iittis pooly
Hts fsvsrsd bfatn
Grows calm seain,
And be brsasAss blsssing on The rain
Loxsssk1SwrA 3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

D~Ths Lsaies' Aid Society will meet
this afternoon ut the Unitarian Church,
at 4 o o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

- The Missouri Republican, the
Gamble Coppsrhead organ Of q. Louis,
is bitterly abusive Of Gov. Bramletse, oi
Kentucky. and ehsrgss that the Admin.
istratien was guilty Of al manner Of mil.
itary despotisms to compass his elec-
ton.
The Republican ID the organ Of the
Gamble and Copperhsad fusion Of Mis-
souri, which sympathixss With the Wick
life sscesh State sovereignty clique Of
Kentucky.
The light vote polled for wicklins in
esrsain localities in Kentucky may b &c.
counted for from the fact that many o,
his friends are in the Ohio Pen nitsntiary
and other "Abolition Bastilcs."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

NEARLY FnIsHED.-ProbAbly very
little wheat if any remains to b. stacked
in this vicinity. The farmers have had
excellent weather for harvesting and nos,
Of them are done. Tbs nins which have
assisted US 10 this city have not touched
some parss Of the cssntry asd whore they
have fallen, We donss learn that asy par.
ticular damsgs was done to the gathering
crops, but it has had very beneficial ef
cot on the corn which was suffering se.
versly from the drought and i no doubt
very much injured byit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

NorrcE. Postoi6cs win be closed
today from -. m. until 6 p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

II G A Is 8 Z R.,
xAsUsAcrvura cp
iron YARD and CEMETERY RAILING,
vsra.AaAs, ssiss.iss, Daak vasis,,
warehssse Gratiass, wlaasv shutters, &Dssss, Ae.
Main ST., bet. Tenth and Eleventh,
KRoHUK, IOWA
NJ All kinds Of House smithius done 70 order.
angS-a2m
RUSSELL HOUSE.
ED01AUQuA, IOWA,
Tines. N. PUGH, Prophecies.
This HaHse hes heen shnroushsy Rsno.atsd, saA b
nov ssain open to shs Public.
III Patronage soiisissd. sasi-dM
ErARM FOR SALE.
One sf.hs ess. inprov.d Farm. in Lss County, con
salninr 900 acres. Best sarE.,n Y e the $3.50 s,s;s
augl-d3t Real kssate Agent.
|CITY PROPERTY.
have several pieces Of City Propsrsyscr sals Nos
r. n. HUMxs.
augi-dst Real Kssats Aesat.
r AND TO EXCHANGE FOR TOWN
~ PkOPkRrY.
good sxeheses can b snsctsd W saiiiss spoe
The lasd ss in Adas county, IN this a,ase, vAirh
amon best es. eontsins i9o scres PrAixss
lies nosr 70 ioessed Railroad. asd vithln tws
i,ss ., Ans ssa'. si ls.s Gs sisss. sis: Ia' %
suKl-ASt kanl xs>n1S ArBnt
1T ]. ADA MS,
General Insurance Agent
The spzi.gaslA Firs Insurance Oh.
or Springfield. Mass.
The 0ixaxA Firs Insurance Os.
Of Philsdslphia.
The Phoaix Fire aaA yalanA lzs- t,s.
OF Nsw York.
The Mutual xiis Insurance o..
OF New York.
Cash Assets July iss. 1888, oS,1soe ~
NP Omcs Hsoat Room, second Fisor, oves Rash
| ing House Of n. u. Love Go. No charge for keve
| nae Stamps. saei-diy
/ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

~Go and ses the splendid play,
Masks and Faces, at the Athsnsun this
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

~ PkOPkRrY.
A rood exehssrs can Be- snsctsd w eaiiisg spoe
The lad ,iss kdaus cousty IN this sase vhtch 10
best coupiiep u eontsins l2o scres PrAixis
AND lies 70 . located Railroad, asd Wthsn swo
nkies nns 9eass at nmhss. Cali aaa1- T1la< ~
doubled. r. H. HUMRS,
sugl-dN kMl kseaks AgB0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-29
From Fortress Monroe.

BALTIMORE, July 2s.-The steamer Adelaide,
Captain Cannon, came into port at an early
hour this morning from Old Point, bringing up
a number of off GERS of the army and navy
The Hon. VIM. H. Seward, Secretary of State,
son and son law, and a daughter and son OF
President Lincoln came down from Washing
ton on sunday in the steamer Ella Capt Wahl
Yesterday morning they visited Admiral Lee
on board the flagship Minnesota, and were re-
ceiyed with the usual salute.
After spending couple of hours there they
proceeded to the Roanoke, and aftarward to
Fortress Monroe, the water battery firing sa-
Lutte OF fifteen guns.
Yesterday the schooner BENJAMIN f. Butler
from Boston, anchored at one of the wharyes
with load of hay, but the keen custom house
officers suspected something else on board be-
sides hay, and upon instituting a search dscov-
cred l.eGO bottles Of whisky and other liquors,
which had Eeen packed very carefully in thirty
barrels. The entire lot was contiscated
The priZe-steamer Planter, three and half
days freln Port Royal, put into HAM pton Roads,
last Friday, as reported. She was short of fuel
and is bound for New York. The boat is unfit
for sea, and her boilers are sadly out of repair
She has cargo of 69i bales CT cotton and l25
barrels oftuIpentine. The wind was unfayor-
able nearly her whole passage. She spoke the
sloop. of-war Iroqnois off Frying Pan shoals,
and the schr. Matthew Fassar off Cape Halter
as. The Planter leaves for New York on Wed
nesday. She got aground near Craney Island,
hence the delay OF this report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-29
From Cairo to 81. Lo4is.
Concerning Eyes and Oeu,,s.s.

VI the hye senses, that which we call seeing
is the most important and most valued. In
proportion as this sense fails us, we are reduced
TO helplessness. If entirely destitute Of sight,
how slow would be our progress in I'm 9 vvled1e.
and how limited our sphere Of action and use
fulness. Endowed with it, the universe be-
comes q new creation, clothed with beauty and
diversified by that infinite variety which never
fails to attract the mind and heart.
For several months past this has been q
practical subject to US. An inf1amed condition
OF the eyelids communicating itself to the
pupil, rendered the discharge of daily duties
not only painful but dangerous. Attributing
1t to the effect Of cold, we endured it
through the spring, with the hope that with
the return Of warm weather it would entirely
disappear. But in this we were doomed TO
olsappointment Summer returned but not our
Unnfad G ight What might have bcoa .
either of further neglect or of incompetent
treatment, we cannot say.
Stating our case to friend he assured us that
asimilar one in his own familyhad recentlybe
treated with entire success by DIR. Won Eisen-
berg OF this city. Satisfying ourselves by more
particular inquiries that the doctor is no
empiric, but a scientific oculist and aurist, we
concluded to seek the benefits Of his treatment
which we have now reason to ackno wiedge as
very great Though but few weeks under
his care, the appearance of our eyes has totally
changed The pupil is now full and clear, and
theiids are entirely free from inflammation.
Tie doctor says that the optic nerve has been
weakened, and the retina assumeda q chrenic in
nan matory state, affecting more or less a IL the
other tissues, and threatening if neglected, to
end IN Amauros5s OpthdIfnitis, we believe, is the
term which oculists apply to eyes affected as
We're ours. Having obtained the much desired
relief we take great pleasure in aknowledginm
our indebtedness to the talent of DIR. Won Eisen-
berg, and OF calling to it the attention Of others
who may be suffering from a similar or even
worse condition OF their eyes. 1t is said that
Providence provides antidote for eyery
hane II is certain thatthe eye is, In these times
subject to severer trials than formerly. Let us
be thankful, then, that rapidly as increase the
the progress OF science keeps pace with these
tendencies, if not in advance of them.-Ns,o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-29
TELEdRAPHIC NEWS.
TAsSOUIATED PRESS DISPATCHES, !,
THE ARMIES IN VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-TAssociated Press
dispatch. ALL the available rolling stock Of
the Virginia railrood was concentrated H Gull
peper, and it is generally supposed that Lee
was making all possible haste for Richmond,
but General Buford thinks the rebels intend to
stand on the south side Of the Rapidan.
EwelIs wagon trains, with a strong guard,
went south from Strausburg by way of S.ann-
ton 10 avoid capture by our cavalry, which h has
during the entire late campaign signaliyad it,
self by degree Of energy never before sur
passed.
Rebel prisoners Of intelligence unite in say
ing our cavalry has done more TO defeat Lees
blows than any other arm OF the service. Stu
arts legions now fear to encounter it, at All
events, do not court AN encounter.
Prisoners and refugees are unanimous in the
state ment that the morale of the rebel army in
virginia is broken, and that great des ponden CIV
prevails in all Southern circles, particularly
in the army. Their defeats in the Southwest
at Gettysburg and Morris Island have at las !
convinced the rebel soldiers of their yulnera-
bility. Further that Lees plans, supported by
the flower of the Southern troops, having
proved failures DO the energy of Gen Meade
and the bravery and endurance of the army of
the Potomac, will necessitate a reconstruction
of the rebel army of Virginia, while the defec-
ton of Joe Johnston and his refusal to obey
jeff Davis orders will compel reconstruction
OF the rebel army of the Southwest
Guerrillas, under Moseby, White and others,
infest our rear, and pick up and kill all who
straggle behind.