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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26

Rrcaxosp July 9l-The city to-dly u very quit
there being from hny quaror Tserr Is sct
.tuinor jn clscs sssen. ,sssi $50 ass $50 .t-ss-
Thp CsaAsal train due Ahis evesuE, hsa net yet
Irives. hAsisg besc dssaiHsd hy an accident ,,a4 /.
Alrssttcr isopprssainsly wnIn, -. =. a.
stassGessNoroH. N. c.. July Path Nothing frog be-
E,ev to-day. smysRroes, rscapiu.ed by our forces.
[aea sseise YANKEES, sleMS Sks nibsh ing Some ne
.4vA.c .cAihfen wer- Sfo,&ne o7lAFsss ere crossing
otssry ycreAAg 80 h9las A.d 'rrseti ssii io Etas
is'5s tsasr pssra+es.I 'a' iSss Hs'' (
koiros STATION, July 2tth.--An officer hUsa
veSksbaeg ays sst McPhuass' 0Ua isft a a
pfacs on tie ~ u .Sors p,thei as-f. hsir sers
Hssed that they pcrs xsing y GisAneea. TSosPort.
nom ssoye are sesstshtIy arriving, a, :,
Nearly an tbc rolling soek of We railfoids ., csa-
ton. has wen sent % '0sshsSs. snd co~seq stntss
- t~scosp blsearctl / sssll ,sszs
Mo~rtw SRA rfcx. ay,,y assA A.-4Se 'suemS evscaa
|sssSassnsn yssssrAs1 suss~tsw.~ Wise aAAAms esv
siEv Aaipst hso sks cAssasd capssssl sstsw arasr
Ger. Cssesa saeo - 49, ssespssasi. 6ssstaes-
Tire sr,y hes gpns hack " Yicksburg They entirely
desseested the couptfy thf6ugh which they posed.
or raviNy captarrd Forty iSSaes win i,<hsenait
~ ~sts ochAus bsesea. toaszf = sS'0i- - s4saa
- Sttenst TO- blg4 up TN snln slaeasc akasaesl,
- 49,, - -. - -.
sss4. 49, a,s Ys-e 1ss
rc4iag teekst cahton AKA tore Up The road between
os.n s"d s"esson'
Wi u" sso's, y" - ae's, P"or a'tso&es'
'EsS" my cs'~ so sss"x sss &C.
~aSyoes '"'y '"'s ''th"s' ne nrihe was rap'd ana
.coatinssas. until oeIsck. vbes the Gag VI truce
'bctt vent down, We sent % Tie asxt to-day one
ma M pstusei fsssousts aad tsssived sorty
1se'e'e' es0ssa IN eSsain8s BE
'sse~g so.aDiSszstW AeaAasS'On1nass3sAs
eeaae easA4 sgRes AsnAgiS us4eaNilysssDh aEiaG
e g ~ A4eET n - i..u.s 4. a,
physician jass rom fQnnn Head Says for Of our
= 90 'ne Ss,n ~ Wssas'sY sY Ys.,..-
UfsseussS 70 sOase shees
|sssses and NIX ssssasas. s'sossesAMss asyo0 SseI
|etpg Aavs not been heard from. Gas ~.
80 easrsxoup, July a..--rne ucv xszf Hcr.b Of IN.
L,oAhh bssa rscsived.
.,1hs 3lexfu 1fdFX Okto III confirmed. The
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26

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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26

ntye- At TyAss Ssstion, On the -aasmssa,
JnN 81, IsGS, OF Fiux, fnoaAs l. b. BEcSy, asaists
00fHe00, ,304 3elt0s h44s E# aalss u ha3 GlalE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26

Owing to si farther sAvsscssi h Ne Price cips pss
and ali other maserlgt Hsed ia car basness "a srs
compelled to adVs nee - price Of o< psss fs,a lhe
arst ol Angus, nexf. 10 Two BOiIsA Rs pss n,oash
and sit-r that we inss decline u Sab
scnptIons ior q longer persod than tao nsonihs.
since III. coin'nsacsu,ent OF the publication of Tsx
BSElL, ego, the sftrcle u PSiatisg pspes
las a6Vane' tso hundred ger cent. and o:hea arts-
cles in III" preportion. IN sf this fact ts s
lie snd ru- M nds esnsss complain ~ the whit sd
vance have been compelled tn make In the rates
q: -lIts'ripsioa.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26

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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26

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'ess1lght" ryues y ksn,s. sax VIA he Aese r.
3 fewSdays Aaawfa conrex5e,ss ss-s )
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26

Movements 81 General sssr Morgan.
& late nur1r er e. the Cscinnati Gazette ri 7es
Z full and interesting account Ct the movement
.'orthway6 and acroes the Caio, of sh> far ous
Ouinetn cue-rif'a Chief,ain. John II. Mcr,-a-
r Th;ch vTe c,-rnn.la n fniinr--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

m. ynein,. ,oarisi. have nt,ie 70 ~ Ar,.raa~s
Affairs.
The Landon army anf SAY cas,1, remote .hsi q
var who's Tooa without ashias o. ~he. u.ss- >"
algrs. esp~ltoo-, rssni.iss- batties abd obcc'ic-
narel.s e not ~ III ntsfssuug :, Rsirsteg.si q
fadicr, md ID. American eva var p fsdy affhr Al
Iio I.ts,n y,.s has a s,sife4i artiea - shas ha-
lt,i. importance ~ bs ati ael :, shs. 90 - tsa
banaaet given ~ the i1ti N'yDf, a. uh.fh 20. Ma
fp.,.e b.pesily = - royglu Il ing 'srieeefais'
Tho article saJ -When tie Asytr a Nsu has inflei
the Prince a Mars :, ia.e uat riy - ~ ,ay ,hs IT,
tar frou The icregn uih.r scsits D. Y.i.ihn ~
addressed 20 him A. t'His ltusiisfy. ftf hnffEsnr
oone.uisd tfat 80 ~ .up@ ,n z a. - pfs, -
chsrastsr ~ uAt lgbtilpaafy 4 II qWe ts~'hh tbsy
,srag. the lord Mayor ~ b. - Z bb4eh = go Tow
iu. III tho = tic sort hsa osay ~ piss - -
lie i0rd satf a'ts iss ~, go NE
lion roarsd With rcagsates imiaci, q ht"h s.aH~i
hngssf n tho n .ft4siy ~ ~ - 81 Marso iiaass
~hi, ~ bal 80 ~ ieimtei y - a 80 80, On
once ~ eysu any pnieiai - ssm lls tha ne sioe
-yra. clufte stb y 49, hta "a -. bat hs IA"
bad sucl wsicDtns 40 - - nDgf "a ssSy eFei.
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~ .ssarei y sillmatg rAt.lh - tbs
-iAcr afd elas. aai miIatt -saDes betse.1 ihsn,
ans this oo4nty ~ 80 Y cnifre y go .tg.,
s..to hr .tsech Is be t3 tie t3.iaisSsiss aro
% thsu infancy ana 10 tbDity 1ms ~ 80 thsn
win b. fscoTnit~i. Tbs tE ahs4i" 80 80.
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- ftsss eetss,a, q ~ sssRs ~ 'e' Z. ~
ia aud ,bsmssyss osi sea psge ~ nusasf5'ss 20
qui.g f<ussnsn N hhsif q 49, M ~ NJ }NtfNr
The 4a,siln 4 ~ o2t y 30 "a 4h'H - -.
n thu county etcs go - q e. ~ tfn 80 lss 10
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w. ~ \ NaesF l. t.4sl NnsH aHI sftHty o. rsH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

Ear ~ mn FrsNrrO ssfs.tsR i.fTm ~ =
Mexrs r. IT, Ludlow 60. sold Al auction on "Wednesday
tst tho elegant furniture belonging to tho -pinger iu,
tusr On Filth avenue The enise proceeds u the saIa
spornted TO o. coo Tho semiraSy has hssp removed
from the famous mansion and hencs Tho raj. ~
the furniture uted Ia that building.
Corrrxyprrs on rns FIsssHs' blrW % Hnops fslsp--
A counterfeit $40 bill on tho Farmers Bank % htcde
nland was detected by tho poos 5~hrday The VIC
uette IS a head u Warrington
PAY.G orr Cnrsm DuB-A Ls,s,t COMBINATION -
Tho congregation Of a. pauis Methodist Episcopal church.
situated at the corner u Fourth avenue aud Twenty
second street held meeting on Friday evening 70 da.s"
neans for rayng N heavy debt Of go zoo When stu
hung over edrce After suitable amount 81 taking
the rart present proceeded % actus by putting dNn
Sbo dust IN few moments over $50 600 Nlf sub
SERTED Mr. nanel Drew supply $40 a. hs indiyl.
dnai subscription.
Rasy IrsrArcr % DosEuc BssylyIsrsr within sIs
days Alderman walsh tPresdent q he BOARD has lot
three members q his famly-Hss Hannah Martin, his
wee SISTER. was buried Sunday last "a Thursday
lat Mrs Martin died aud Friday morning tie youngest
daughter Nargarst, taken b. fever Tho fuus
raj ~ Nrr Martin and Nsf1atet tx place. f1tu AAlsr
man waehs reridenos NJ Madison street, yes,srdav fo'
bowed 10 Calvary cemetery ~ laEr c1neanfH" y
friends Death diugs hos " fseofdei. bpt y y
teion he makes such . fell s-oop IN ons fAmHy -hn
ti in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

erders providing for the susenl volunteers ina a4
,sglar army all snch engtme nts cease within The
limltB ~ This department
Lieutenant tsoonel j. Han regiment OF volunteer
.nHnse 10 hereby appointed Provost Marshal General
VIC Impairment OF the SOUTH and will he respected and
Ooeeed accordingly - -
All provost mafhals within the department VIII report to
Iaeenant Soon,i Hall Tor Instructions all questions
sse IN inc dhcharge OF their respective duties viii be
erred 10 htn Tor decision But nothing order
De construed AZ ahso!vng post provost their
present direct responsibility 10 the occrs OF
their respective posts
III In conformity with srartOps teeeiyed Prom head
gsarters OF the army much Of Caaeral Orders No is
Nom these SERIES incorporates the
lssosermcn ordered BY 70 this department
@ WORTH Carolina with she Tenth army corps is hereby
ed ana returned detachment The Eighteenth array
sovp" scr'ng ~ the Department IL the Sont forming
p0ru0n OF this command The division
M.re troops nj con tnue ~ at present
IVA The practice OF issuing rati0ns tho
families OF persons employed IN tho military naval ard eiyu
srvas Of the so called Confederate States must forthwith
eeas4 within the limits this d.
ordering such issues viii be hehi responsible for the
~ command Of MaJortcnera d. HUNTER
caAs u uALrsHR, Asst Adit Gen Tenth Army Corps
fsKAELSkALS, LIST 1t I7th " Vols a. ASH Adjt Gen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
NEW YORK LEGIsLAyURE.


Uomote.
An1r, y.s ~, 1sss.
rstnSns wevo presented foy ths ,vrSrev~Msss u ~
nav sgalscn u the Hudeon river.
sm0 INTRODUCED.
BY Mr simvoRD--Provid ing payment for Mo Ltcrest
o. canal drafts issued since 1890 which had not been paid
han due
Also bill relative 10 contracts for canal repairs. u
provides that wherever any contractor for repairs has
faithfully discharged his duty tho Contracting Board
with tho consent % this Canal Board may extend such
CONTRACT i've years the terms aud condtons A.
the contract security for tho faithful discharge
Of the work TO be taken.
ny VIZ. CoSsoLLy--Re pealing tho New York School
Library act This bill IS recommended BY tbe school
tommtsoucfs.
By Mr. HAEDn-Aathorizinge ounselors q The supreme
court 10 administer ahdavts the safno ~ oommintTnsrs
ol deeds.
The seuats ,hen went INTO Committee o. tho Wboh,
Mr. folger in tho chair, and considered tho Following
measnrss-
Ne ati,o 10 weights and measures Progress rsprted
Relative to tho City Court Brooklyn ordered TO a
third feading.
Appropralng tho remainder o. tho canal revenues a.
tho 4 tho hsoa year 10 tho Improvement ~ YAK
orchard orck aIpropriates 1915 TOO 10 tho payrens
~ extraordinary rel airs, and $3.50 0co tor tho mptoy.
meut TAX Orchard creek not u be pad un, after NC
tober isC3. Progress "a. ortod.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

ALnAsy Eeb. y 1888
NAHNN'
rIfHs INTRODUCED.


hills INTRODUCED.
BY Me-. 1Atass-ro Incorporate tho rfemon, Fire 10
partlncr,. West Farms.
py ST. HrtEuTo al 1ish tho of1cs u canal appfaser
ami extend the powers ADD dates u the Canal conmis
~ uets.
Il allows tho appraisers 10 settle a. many claims a.
possible ~ January 1, 1884 and then hands over ths
remainder 70 the commissioners Hhp arc Thereafter 70
chsfit4tss b, ard 70 examine ciius and make awards
ny hr srgsAsD To rel cal The charter u the dhautAt
qua axe Plank kcai company
NJ Mr. =. = HAysSs-fo secure supgly q water for
tho riuign grison.
ry VIZ fIsusR--ro provide for the appon,meu, ~
csk n the supreme court Dy the Governor ari fecre
taryo tate He IL 10 stisry, md INC trlc9
e volume ~ reports y niisd - tao doiafs and MY
cents
ing Ard Wit ~ 40 Rtirfad 'Hfn aaY fhs ipclrporN0fs
hfs thares Hayltnd, uaylt ~ yicf, ffedsfk III task
sUoI. q ware iru nj Fslili i'ruer.
Alr yave ustlcs ~ his ntsnt - Introduce
BIZ O. urtydr tor the eectgn comtntth nen u tho
Groom Atrai st ttud
tte iipse then tso,i respitoug = aruola, clerks y
ta q nmtess - itH1s 4, y ialgrt ssed tils.
sstufther business N impyftaHEf - tran sletct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

Arrival Of the Prize nrsR Mi""e'
Tho English clipper brig Nina executive ohc'r Ahfen
Fyerson commanding captured by the United States gun
boat Victoria, Shotto Inlet NJ c. after long ana
exciting chase arrived At this port. Hev cargo con
ssts Of copperas drugs baggng and salt The NINA
an old offender having several times eluded the vigilance
q the bochaders Much pTarc - duo Capt Hooker ana
officers 81 tho Victoria for securing this notorious vesf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

Mrgcat.-on "Wednesday evening nex, Manager Va
re,zek commences bis grand opcrstc seison u NJ,
yct decided whhh opera shall be ch,ssn for the opcn
INK night, bu, whatever the work may be arc src
wilt be produced with all the careful n,s
and 81. Ct which v Observable under the
.nt Of VIZ uar.trek, whose er-nce cns. adilt tpa
yalue H. hs artistic lrtc We d. not doub, tina, 10 -a
sLerath season.
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Military Movement. q. Ssw York.
rY.EuITIN0 ~ TnF CffT-NEN HEoIHtNTs tFI78
oHsssIztD, ErC., ETc.


oEssMztD, sTC., ETc.
Ito cessation raging boup,y money and ,he gsncfal
sun... experienced ia rfrng recruits have ~, entirely
dlseouraged efforts IN orfer 20 cnsTHaiors.
ID ~ be torn. ~ m,od .ha, there ar yct t~rny
i've Thousand ben b. raised n order 10 furnish no
quota q the state Now York under The las rfr-Ssu
a, cali ant tne.e soers Governor seymour F'ends -
"a, Il the aeid speedily fssrhe frr " pHflFs
10 gwen authorization fftsuty ~ u8p ~ ~ go
esrt 10 ferrui, " ths rify sai Tat reKt Nsss is
"a, Bnt ~ Ftata ghd cgrp rstUn bHnti~s I'D 30 ~.
sunsi when new mtctas ~iI " st.a - fscrn,ag
Tng pgpEsrEAs.
F0r the uticfcudefs" the & ii Ml ne oTeefg have
eelyfi thor aina, az u ~hnm lnfmefy bsnfget "
~ one puud "a AMI Sitiy third regiment Asw fafk
a,s ~ uassrn bst WIN ust tEsr tptsissN w ne tp
rt1da NNl ~ tat egrrs " ~ tha rsc ~ Fra - a
r.tneif n. IS. lfauiik. 'aGtairr bunssgy. N-V tNet
W ash sch niug, VOL ant -thuif4 ffnn To- 4#t tHat
81 ri. At awe fsfvhm in tho es 80 "a
RI iz, ~ Gfst close frglnasi ntt' W bssNi tfn
H.. C.intsi ptauaA utFiirs 0Hh ~ slerN p AsA
pfaetCs. sff slh h0isor any gtgnmard OYER SbF "a ~
i.ied ne esiasnta heaaiaaftsss afe siaai'A rs W
- hits Nlfct.
PFOyrNT NtRsHAL DFNNHALr orfhI' 49,.
no TIT rgrnst atfFhaf cfuefa' 80 f.stt
mrnt 1to - bHshy Cnd y@' in ~ Hths ~ n ~
ssfme sisbiy tel sSiag We Pt@f "'*' &@f
cent " 90. a. - Bland
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-21
Another Call fur TroouS.


The President has issued a call for
800, 900 volunteers for the war, " not,
however, exceeding three years" 1t
seems to be the opinion of Mr.. Lincoln
that the war viii be terminated by that
time The States have until the Sth of
January next to raise the quotas required
of them, when drafting will be resorted
to, to supply deficiencies. Before the re-
cent elections it was announced that
there was no intention of drafting, but
we suppose military necessities have
arisen which demand this renewed call
upon the patriotism of the country. The
President addresses himself not only to
the Governors of the several States, but
also to the good and loyalpeople thereof,
invoking them to lend their cheerful and
effective aid to the measures thus adopt
ed, with view to reinforce our victori-
Gus armies in the field and bring our
military operations to a prosperous
close The loyal people should not
hesitate moment in responding to this
urgent appeal of the President. Greeley,
and Sumner, and Garrison pledged nine
hundred thousand men from New Eng
land if the President would issue an
emancipation proclamation, and the
least they can do now is to make one in
stallment of three hundred thousand, and
we have no doubt the Commander-in-
Chief would compromise with the Yam
kee Abolitionists at thirty-three and a
third cents upon the dollar.
But if this recourse fails, it cannot be
questioned but the radical and Jubilant
Republicans of Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Indiana, who claim all the loyalty, all the
morality and all the decency of the eoun
try, and overwhelming majorities in al
these States, viii cheerfully and promptly
respond to the call of the President, anG
save the necessity of draft Surely
these men will not let down their patri
otism when they have so good an oppor
tunity to practically illustrate it.-Stat
Sentinel
We have seen no stronger reason any
where given, why the quota of Indians
under the last call should not be raise
by draft instead of volunteers. Thi
business of having the Union men g
to fight the battles of the country, leavin
the Copperheads at home to plot its Dc
struction, is not just the kind of wisdor
that we admire We go for the syster
that will make the latter class contribut
its part, both in men and money, toward
carrying on the war, and therefore we
come the draft. The sneers of the Se1
tinez ought to have no other effect tina
to convince loyal men>of the necessity {
draft
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-The Secretary
Of War returned this morning from his
interview with Gen. Meade, at his head
quarters in the field
The military authorities here have not
reached any positive conclusion as to
either the strength or position of Lees
army. Our cavalry finds the enemy in
every direction, but their main body has
been effectually concealed One opinion
entertained is, that he has retired beyond
Bull Run Mountains, and is falling back
towards his entrenched position on the
Rapidan, but some of the most expert
enced officers believe the principal part
of his infantry have been sent in the di-
rection of Harper's Ferry and Winches-
ter, with the view of covering and sup
porting another extensive cavalry raid
into Maryland and Pennsylvania. 1-e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-21

New York, October 20.-The Heralds
special from the Army of the Potomac
says it is now quite definitely settled that
the rebels are falling back towards the
Rapidan, and our army offers them battle
by advancing. Construction trains have
run as far as Bristow Station to-day, and
tomorrow supply trains will run to and
beyond that point
The trestle bridge at Bristow was burn
ed by the rebels The track between
Manassas and Catletts Station is almost
wholly torn up by the rebels.
There is slight skirmishing to-day, but
it does not indicate a general engage
ment
Yesterday, Whites and Moseby's guer-
rillas, numbering about 1000 men.
came down from Aide near Chantilly.
and taking the Frying Pan Road, sue
ceeded in getting between the army and
the defenses. One gang came down
within a mile of the Chain Bridge. and
fred into the rife pits of one of the forts.
Several officers were captured, together
with six men of the 18th New York Cav
airy and a number of wagons, &c. Our
cavalry was sent in pursuit, and over
taking them, a brisk fight ensued, in
which the rebels were defeated and
driven with considerable loss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-21
In THE FIELD, Va,
October 10, 1868.


Yesterday reconnaissance was made
by Col Chapman and a portion of the
First Brigade of Bufords Cavalry Di-
vision, composed of the 8th Illinois and
9Th New York cavalry regiments. Col.
Chapman visited Chantilly Aide and
Drainesville without discovering the
enemy. 1t was discovered that Stuart
with his cavalry had passed in the direc-
ton of Aldie day before yesterday, going
towards iseesburg. 1t was believed
they were. en- route for Maryland. e5Ca
1t is ATTAINED this morning that
the Rebel, are building fires along the
railroad track from Manassas toward
the Rappahannock, thus destroying the
rails and making the road unfit for use,
and also destroying the bridges along
the route rIf 49,
1t is almost conclusive that this move
men of Lees is a ruse to deceive Meade,
by leading him to expect a raid on a
large scale, while the real design is to
keep Meade from advancing his force,
and the rebels in the meantime are hur
rying reinforcements to Bragg.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 18th
contains the following:
1--WE understand that in consequence
of the action of the British consuls rela
tive to foreigners enlisted in the Confed
crate service, the President has felt i
his duty to dismiss all of them from the
Confederacy"
A Washington dispatch says: Col
Lueius Fairchild, I'd Wisconsin regi
ment, was to-day made a Brigadier Gen
erai for gallantry in the battle of Gettys
burg.
The Tribune has the following impor
tant announcement:
/ We understand from authority a
Washington, which we deem trustworthy
that. Gen. Rosecrans is about to be re
moved from the Army of the Cumbel
land. His successor has not yet bee
named i