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

MARRIED. -on the 18th Instant, In lIarengo CO n.
~, Ala, By the Rev. w. n. eu. be- WIN. B. WALTON
OF Nashville, Tenn1 10 Ms. n ERK ls BooDrU OF Ma,
rengo couais. - t..s.4s-.
1--WE congratulate gallant friend "thc Captain, q
upou the acquisition 81 the glimpse e sdnshiDe wBicS
thus suddenly DAVIS Iu upon his ehesrlez exile
Through letter une=pcctol-this ann ouneeneat -we
we're we'll satisfed be vas 700 handsome widuwer e
live long in tae fsF so,ts u'hoss hndog
60 roate him. TIE hSc1y congratab Noas Of The Rebe
attend both TIE X oviils sDisgn,ca nAye y anu
s,nd bill TO this once for Iiqui6atloul ~
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

skS~ TIE Mobile Register of the 4th inst.
mentions that number of private dispatches
were resolved from Jackson, stating that New
Orleans had been captured by our forces uu
der Generals MsgFuder and Taylor.
The news was brought to jackson, it is said
By Capt. Scott, c. s. A. Oas story is that ouH
EooPs crossed the river al GeA. Taylor plan
|tAtioH, above New Orleans, and, perhaps, used
the thzes large steamers he had previously
captured at PIaquemine fog that purpose.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

aaEs- We are grstiied to learn that our ea-
tsemed friend, DR.. Charles T. Quiptard, late
Rector Of the Church Of the Advent" at Nash.
vile, and at present chaplain of the ct Ten
nesses regiEsna is taking stepa to have the
Protestant Episcopal Church i'm this city, put
IN readiness for regular church services every
sabbath A fund e being raised to procure
and furnish the church with comfortable seats
It 10 hoped every friend of Christianity, and
every citizen Of Chattanooga, will coutribate
TO this fuDd. Subscriptions may be handed
to Dr.. Ciuintard, or to Mr.. Roberts at the
Rebel Cfioe.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

-1gsf The Hon. Mrs. T. Ssoner, the newly
appointed bedcbamber woman to the Princess
|ss Wales, is the. youngsst daughter of the
sate Sir Robert Peel, and il the subject of
Tondsees's picture, THE Bath" Her brother,
Sir w. Peel, disinherited her because she mar.
Fied Roman Catholic. Sir Robert left his
daughters only 10000 pounds piece, to Pre-.
vent than from becoming game for "heiress
hnntara.'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

sk1- 10 the list Of casualties in Gen. Bate e
Brigadssat the battle of Heover's Gap, pub
iishsd hy Dc fey days sisca, Major Caswells
Batmlioa Of Sharpsheoters was mentioned
- u cavalry battalion of Sharpsh DOT ems. "
Major CaswelIs battalion of iwantry, we are
gratiiisd 10 know, under the lead Of their Gal-
liant commander, fought With disting uished
courage losing large per contage in killed
and wounded.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

- We yin veature Ca aasaEt, that ths INC
sae Hiek Rosscrans waa oontvinced Of Gen.
sIea&l eEhnge Of base, cisad ssttlea upaH
sls SzssA md . load Of issFpointnaasrs ssed
upon his Tspaaiens heart. He EaSsd witAout
doubt Epen Cumberlaad nountnin, and realised
In all lie magnitude, TIA heroulean task before
him. Locking back, no saw railroad Of three
hnadres miles ID ieegth and immense milih.ry
stores at nskny pelsis that he is bennd to Fao.
sect, o. fasvftabie destruction awaits him.
LsOking forward 10 saw his implsOable foes
occupying impregnabis positions al along the
mountsin, from the Tunnel to Bridgeport, and
from Eewsnee to Cumberland Gap In his
rage, esr only fear lie, that he fell back upon
the defsnceiens Inhabitants of Middle Tenros-
zee with reserved venom. Tlas he may vsn-
turs to scale the mou0tain and descend on Its
southern or eastern slope, lie the ferveut
prayer Of every Confederate soldier. Thou
sands If them bear in mind his brutal treat
ment to their fathers, mothers, brothers and
sisters and q terrible retaliation, soon or late.
is certain to overtake him. When that time
comes, may the Lord have nlsrcy upon his
wicked soul.
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FOR coAuREss /.

Nossiaets Of The SGeas COAScHt'oH.
Lat Dlstiies--J. B. HEIsETLL, of Hawkins.
2ud Dlstxict-Wh. q. sWAS, Of Knnx.
Sid Dlsslaet-A. 3. CoLTAH, o. Ffanklin.
Ath Diyttiet--jOns p. IttEnAf, q warren.
Sch Ditstlet--H.8 POorH. Of Dasidson.
6tA Distriet-B. A. KEEnLE, q RuthestqEd.
1th Disssict-JAMEs bIecULIOH, Of Giles.
sth Dlsk6ct--Tnos. MExEBs, OF Rotsrtson.
eth Dtstrict-J. d. C. ADxrES, Of Henry.
10th Dlztr.ot--ToHS v. w'HIenr, Of heEsiry.
llth DistFict--D. n. CURAIN, Of Shelby.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

sA- We were henered yesterday with q
visit fresE QUE accomplished, occasional cor
rsspondaHt, +Aiat Sslsp,T Od The 10th Tennes.
bee regiment, already 30 we'll known to the
readers Ut tho Rebel. We aFs pleased to lind
him looking 20 we'll, and cheerful aud hope
far Of the cause.
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GsioE. and Chat QaarlslIaastsE

D. L.,
hsioE. and Chat Quarl sllaAstsr.
ASSISTANT QuARTERMAsTER GExEaALs orFIcE 4
EichmcDti, Va, 181h Juue, 1888.
Tao ioAOalsg Is the System adopted ioy tAs collec.
ton cf the AK IN kind:
al officer OF the Qaartern sster Generals prpart
meut Is assigned 10 .ne special charge OF the sahs0t
controlling Quartetn ser, with the rank OF Msjor
~ s'gued TO each Siotc and Post Quarter mast
with the IP1k of CapGain 10 each Gongres onsl Dis
trict, vher t Is practicable 10 coIetst tile tenth.
Zach Congressional Dis;.gict viii be sabdiyiaed by
the Post Quarermaser in charge OF il into sections
for the coHven mt delivery by the tax payer OF bis
quota OF IaOduce and agents VIII be- sppcnlec by that
officer ~ take charge OF the eepess 60 be biished
in each section.
Before these depo1 can be established, or the as
ss.sments required under The Law % made tue crops
Of small graiu, nay and the clip OF wool for pres
emit year will have bsen secured.
40 relieve armers froV the risk and inconv enis
of storing The Govera meur portion as well as 10 obs
tam Immediate supplies for the of the army, the
u paTtrnent utboisea ana requests fAE9eT residing
near poais where Quart NrG ters ara stationed
deliver the GOverment hy part OF it, 10 that
Quarternaster
Under the law farmers are required to oliver their
tenth ut depOtsnot more than eight miles iron the
place OF pro action. IL they will deliver under this
request the Government viii pay the Faaspovta-
ton ia o. eight miles Toe Qua,' TunaseT nc.
Ceivng produce tha rule will give receipts 10
the producer as eyi nce taat so mucn & his tax is
pad. And as the Post QuaVte' master of the Con-
KeSiOnal District is rcspons.le for the tenth ale
the asse, scr has established and made It knowa TO
hda The Quartern@ . Il whom the produce deliv-
eied will also rceips for il to the Post Qarsermaser
OF The Distinct, who wilt endone copy Of tue receipt
upon the SCISSOR estimate before transferring it
the agents at the receiving depot.
(Si,ned.) BARKIN SMITH,
Asst QaaT:ermastsr GenJ in charge.
HoTE-FGrther Information upon lois sui ject can be
had by reference TO toe provisions of the Act entitled
" An Act to lay taxes I0r the common de'ense, and
c.Iry the Government OF the Confederate States,
approved April Gath, 1868; AID particularly 10
tons /. IL and Is thereof.
Capt. w. ID. Tape A. Quartermaster Chattanooga,
Is nuIliOriZed 10 receive lfom citizens of Hamilton
Granny, the E"ia kind" alluded to 10 The circular
JAS. GLOYkR, o..
jy7-6t Mai. Cnisi q. ".
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

sae~Wesvnst the Confederate invasion of the
Nerth aHd capture of the Metropolitan cities
OF ths bust government the world ever saw y
gill hsvs tsis one good result, viz: that it viii
step the blockade running speculations. Nc
vessel saight TO have been permitted to ap-
proeet ConfedeFa.e port, that was not freight
sd with munitions ef"war.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

Z szer Edmond About, the French novelist,
asthas oil The "Rsuaan QCestiso," etc., is shout
70 HaaEFF en- heiress. II report Gpsaks true
she he's @plum"-.$iOO, GOD in money. as
much more in diamonds, and twice as much in
expectancy. About will have about enough.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

LsrTEa1 POE Eas rsvss-Alm.IssHepH BRpAar.
Hszs.--Mr. T. G. r. Kendall win leave CAatta-
sooga On the 9Th inshsaE, fsg tlre Tsaus.M issis-
sspPi Department, and wiz sarry any lsttsra
thai may be lsif NJ. the Cfllsa of Mai. ,. j.
BeaUshns,p, Penn Cpulu,issry.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

aSr 1t Is reported that General Wheeler in
aiOted terrible pusish@eas npoa the enemy
#arouHd SFiachsessr, saa killed. great Members
OF chem, while attempting to cross Elk river.
Some OF The accounts state that wheeler'U
asn litoenaiy made the river "bius" with them.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

&c. bureau for eoloEed ,trocps is Row
reg ularly IN operation in the basement of the
War DePaEtment-MobiIe Tribune.
10 voald result in the a-baeeuent of the
yankee War Department, if it were not already
&c degraded as 1t could be.
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EXTRACT.
ADJUrANr AND INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE

sADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE
SPECIAL oRDERSl
No. 1873.
XIV. Captain F. W. Sins Assis tant Adjutsnt Cen
eIal. viii assume the duties Of Inspector and Agent
foE the supervision o. railroad transportation On tie
railroads oG the Confectionery, lately discharged hy
Col. W. III. Wadey, and will proceed to execute shs
same 70 the like extent with bis predecessor repor-
ting through the Adiutsnt General to this Depart
meuss
by cOmuana Of the Secretary Of War.
JOHN WITHERs.
Jyl-lw Asst Adjt Gen1.
a. Ny Headquarters are permanently established
at Richmond. 2. W. SINS
Capt 4 A. A.G.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

saS~ Az The LIANT accounts there vas so much
alarm In Baltimore among the tories that they
we're ea1ricading the stssets, and thousands Of
hsgsheads Of tobacco were among the things
used Sas the purpose.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

ssS~ AdelinA Patti stopped ROsini in the
street anil asked for his heart. The MAESTRO
began to Eel he had eas, old az he was but
On hstia szPiauatieisp IL vas has chogus-son
chSNu 70 son cssT-ahe REQUIRED.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

So The Westsvn part of Louisiana has
besn redeemed. Gen. Dick Taylor has been
doing notle work, and even threatens the poe
seaaBions Of Banks In night Of New Orleans.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

ngA~ The MisaissiPpian anaoances that Gen
kirby SHath isssisatuEday sent eight hundred
besves afEoss tbs river To yioksburg
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EXTRACT.
HEADQUR's Vol. AND RECRUITING BCREAu A. T.
Huntsville, Ala, June 18th, lsG3.
srEclAL oRDRRs.
No. 2iS.
|. ONCE of the 9Th 9Th, 10th and 44th (Bythe Sd
Mss. kests. are by orders from army Headquarters.
relieved duty 10 this bureau Ad will mmedinssl IN
reiou their commands. By order ct
Brig. Gen \ PILLOW,
Chief OF Bureau
JSo. C. BUsCa,
a. A. e. Uy2.lw1
BB Miss -sippia1 (Jackson) copy.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

NOTseE 10 TIRE Ehihn.-Pnpsrs sxchanging
with tas sntsvilIo fkls.,) Daily 'Ceuisderate,
ere rsqassA& By los editor 30 Gsnd their issues
to THE psssA. So -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07
UoNsTA NrNE woos.

HOUSE TO RENT Oh ExcHtAHGE.-A lsay
II wtshe~ 20 secure q email hose In Chnifanooas
fOg which sise will exchaays her hene (enfpIhsd cs
not az may I've de1iredl A god wsh % spatsr, Esd
other hxtoI are oe she premises. The prspaFtr h
Road in pleasant village. ANY psrDoa Wishing e
exchange hOrses daring Tie war, year, or TO rOni
said property, will spply ks letter sadns ed
XIII
jya-2| Pot Omen, Chasisaoogn.
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UV7-iwl

~ e4 MkEaGy niShs the 9lth last. NAHcR, q grif
solorei woman, Is years old, and weighs about 1S5
pounda. JoR, aarne color above, IL years old, aid
wei hB about Les pounds, he is quick spoken and in
telgeht boy $50 reward Wi be paid for the delivery
of zach OF the aboVe slaves in Chattanooga or
logged IA some safe jail where can get posse SIGN.
tyl.u Il. B. BRARSQN.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

VXT II. R0BR.-Hf W. n. Rneh will daB e Ii
we Rebel ohles, or tso Back OF Tennessaas q.
WIN hear Of soasthng 70 he advantage. Rgsssl
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gsn ANIsrtiserlsHts.

CIRCULAR.
To Farmers and QuRItsrGaaatersI
DFPARrx Esr East TENNKzssxR,
0EffcE CsTsF Qr usfEsue AsrRaS
kuox,ls, J1u9 e7th, 1885,
FTNbE following circua issued by lieut. Col Larkir
l. smith, Assistant IuaFtermaSisr General ia
charge. repubshed in This DepaI 40. he ben
CIT aad observance OF enncered. Els
JAS. GLOVER,
Major and Chat Qaarl sllaastsE.
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81 oBr arny dD recruiting volunteers II
'Msrylsed, Ny Maryland"
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Fnr fhn Rnnnar.

We are sHthoriHed 70 Announce The Hon. an. A
SIXTH candidate for the 5snats from she District
composed II tAe counties OF HAmiltoa, Marioa, Se
quatcbie, Bsedsoe and Bradley.
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EXTRACT.

EXTRACT.
HBAQR's Vol And sRBCRUIrINs BUREAU, A. I'll
HuRtJFille, Ala, June 18th, 1893. I
GKtsEhAL oErEAs HA y
II. Oi<eH m dGeS n tAks Rureau. Who have copies
s The print d. cFoaar oEd issusd frOm these Head
quarters viii return then Tot the purpose Of having
their 0rderH fsssded 0sefs vso have beeu relieved
Tom duty IN this Bureau, win goeuFn all orders they
nay have Ieeeavsd iron these Headquarters.
BY order Of Dig Gen PILLOW,
- Chief CT Bureau.
e tsi. u. A. @. TjV7.fwg
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

lvkHIFoU Non lTF s.
y FpR cgk4mboR:
flH. 4hpkR@l T. rApHPHERs.
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BoxBARDNEHr OF vIcKsBURe.

The SMALL amount of damage inflicted upon
this devoted city from the murdsroEs bonsb
shella of the enemy, 10 q matter Of surprise az
well as food for reflection. Two Deductions
can be drawn from tbis remarkable protection
of life and property under such long con-
Gjnued shower of irc1 from Tue mortaTs, Wig :
either tie ely Is uoder the protection of q
Divine Providence, or the mortlrs arp very
great humbug, incapable Of doing half the
amount of damage they have the credit for.
For tweaty-eigbt days there ba been an in.
cesasnt shower of SHELLS ra:ned upon The CITY,
and me- less than fifty ihousaud sbells. accord
ing to the lowest ina 20, have been hurled
into our midst, ard yet bet two or thEe cnsu-
allies have COCO ed jn all ibis fiery ordeal.
Our stree are daily filed with people, iucIud.
Jog womeu q I'D children, aud a1l go 4. ee from
danger as IL no enemy vas DER. We have
oauBe to be thankfOl 10 Antpiyhty God tbst He
projects us, and guides the flying monsters TO
fell In bMpless places.
Could Ie bari rof' enemy but know the
email amount of damage iphcted with the
mortare, they would withdraw from the CITY
aud hide their faces ia shane, with the con-
scious sc % hav'Jy attsnp to destroy q
city aud people W are $50 obvieusty protect
ed By D,viue Wisdom. l.. oug people not
forget supplics 20 fbrooe Of mercy aud re-
Gurn their d lily .nks for biz msRciiul dsliv-
81 Jcs. In @ few days we shall have relief
aud .hsn the people will agsin I've snabled to
resunne their accu5sousoa avoestions and 70
give thanks to God FOR esr deliveranca from
the tolls Of ouT enemies. ai
AT the rate 1t which the saemy is dszagine
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IMPORTATION RANTED.--Sir, Samuel Diamond
blacksmith belonging 20 Gen. WheeleFA CON
HIad will please leave Ssnd bis address and name
Of hs company, asd flegt, 20 tho leebsi c4ice. He
has friends here who are anxious 70 hear from him.
jy1>2t' - ". A. H. OALDWR BILL.
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We caunot poiut TO ON Instance on gecor'
more worthy the admiration of q nation thai
that presented TO our view daily by our gal
liant, devoted aud heroic army. Words fail &
do 1t true justice, and we only look for the re
wa,d due patriotic army-the achievement
of an iadepeHdent, nnsullied nationality. Tia
tbis achievement in pa is near a. hand, we
have abundaat evidences 10 make uls glad
hopeful and high spirited. Suffice if there
fore to say tat our army is in excellent or6e,
ADD ut no distant hOUc may respond to tb
Wellirgt oniar command of"Up Guards, and q
them"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

A large namber of transports have conn
down within The past few days, bringing reiu-
fosoanents Tor Grants army. They are join
ing the army below, aud the indications ar
that demonstration 10 intended at the lowe
end Of the lines.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
DIED..
cTncr n.
amin. I,,va sosSn r.. wife OF Henry

CLOSE-On Friday evening July g. Sossn r., vile OF Henry
i Close, In ths $50 year OF her sgs
Tho rssves and fr d. Of the family Invited TO stend
the fuoers Mond-y Jny o. at o'clock D. ~ no. "a
Uuiye- -s,y place without further no ice.
CROnWFLL-At the battl- a. Gettysburg Major James
Crome ell o. tne I24th Resimeut Of kew.YoA Volunteers
sg.a 20 yesrs.
ELLis-At tho battle Of Cesiysburg Thur,d.y Jolly q
Col. An sns'us Van Horns Eis I24h " eldest Of
DR.. \ .uluei G. Ellis Of this city, sgsd % years.
BFARSON-la Brooklyn sundsy, Jul, s. OF sousump-
ttou, John Hrsrsou, sgrd 63 years. ..., 80.
The rssyes and friends ofthr family respectfully invited
stend from his late resi- e0ce, No 81 Main
street Brooklyn. on Moody. at O'clock
MOORE - On saturday, July 4. 1863 Mary Bell Moore,
70 years. months and 20 days. tbs mother Of the late
William Moore, and motteris-aw VI the late Mathew bar'
pei
Tie fdsnds and relatives Of tho fsis. invited 70 attend
the funer-l MONDAY, July at2 O'clock m frt m tne
re.dsoce Of bs, d.ngbt.r Ann H4ps No i3T EssI Fifty
third treet between Second and TOT d svenles .
MARTIN-On Sunday uornioe. July ,. Miss mary E'
asn, daughter Of the Nor Hugh X Martin oil schsnec-
taty
Motto. will he .iysn of the fduera'
PLATTOn Saturday Joly Es'bsp C. Pstt rgsd 81 year,
Tho relatives aud trends Of the family are nvi 70 s1.
bi. fn,era from hs late resdencr, No. ~ Warrington
,qnars on Tursday 7th inst. at . O'Clock p m.
RAYNOR-Oo Saturday. July hr.. C-thrrioe Ann wiie
Br-vet Col yscob ksynor IN the ttthyesr OF nfr se
The relatives and h n1s o. the family respectfully inFeo
IN si,aud the funeTs her late residence on Monday
the 9th inst al O'Clock p. Her remains ri be i.Sso
70 Greeuvo q. ...
VAN NEsS-In Buocklyn sunday July S. 1862 Addi''n
Dossberty OF john L. aud Frances Vac Ness aged
Yeas. mouths an! days =,
Tie relative. -nt. the family fnvi ed 10 atten
bis funeral Monday July y p in' fT,ni he rs'i.
dsnce OF bis psreut No 81 Chssyer Iscs Tho remains
are to be taken to Absnv. n for iotsrmsnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
The Ssetrs at.

HALA,sSUsG. Monday July 6-l e. IN.
Olcil Information leaves no y. upt that Lee
amy i. in iui ioireat. The line oi retreat ID not
definitely known.
Lis either rough Cashtown or Fsirfeld which
ever way it is cen. Meade appears to have the ad-
vantage, ss le posted al Gcity aud is push
ing our forces both toward Newnan's Cut, oiTeetl!
esest, and To- FnrislG southwest.
Nothing is hrown as to tho exact si;aa,ion. Lee
Is probably toying TO rstree. by both routes.
Ii suppo,el ihat lie does not know OF tho des-
.ruc,ion o; t.o p Itooa bridge.
Tie Io.i'i,. of the Rroel srry las, night was,
with his lii near Hunterstown, and hs night across
The EnmcltsLl-g road, thus forming u semi circle
Ound Get, ,rtcfg.
Gen Lee q siuies from the center and Lee ON tie
arc of ii ci.cD
NJ iuforma;jop can be sent as TO the movements OF
oas army, bu al our Generals are visilant, aud the
troops ia t"e cost 81 spirits.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
Regatta nj Boston.

Bosros Saturday July T. 1850
AZ the City Regatta TO dav Ham won the tirst
przs Of $00 in the single scu race bearing Stevens
Of Pouehkeepsis, WebDer Of Portland. and ilarriug-
ton and Doyle Of Boston. llamill aud Leary won
the doull, scull race, beating Wooden and Delany
Of Cold Spring aud Ilarcon and sarvis o. New
burg. The Gorge i. Brown was beaten by the
Mcclellan Boston boat. 10 the four.oared race.
4 be .x-oarvd race was won by he T. l.. Tucke- o'
Ncw.York, beaiug the Harvard ere aud q Poush-
kee, ,sio crew in the J. Mckay.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
From Memphis.

MKspHrs, july g. via Cairo July D. lS6J'
There Is no news fiom below to-day.
Ma. .Gen. Oglesby has rendered his resignation on
account ef i'll health.
Lieut.-Col. Faulkner, with Q flag OF truce from
Gen. Chalmers, appeared on our outpo''s to-day
He was met by LIeur.-Col. Thurston of Gen Hurl'
burt's staff. The fsg was on a trivial matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

ARRIVAL OF THE U. 8. STEAMER Dawn The
U. s. steamer Dawn, Lieut.-Com. l.. Ii. Newman,
arrived this morning from Port Royal, jane -.
Sac has been absent nearly Is months, AID comes
home for repairs and u usw propeller The follow
ing 10 list Of her officers:
Lieut., Commr l. II. Hewm'n, Acting Nsstes and Erecu.
tive Ofc-r Jsmes Brown Acting Master J. w. Ssun1s"
Acting Asst Rabt C. Pierce Acting
A. X. Hons, In rdAss' Epss S Iornlinson and ~ v b.
Dshiss Mas-rsAisss John Barrett aud Pstsr w. Morgan
Pay mAsteP st4efs Cha, 4. Msb0ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
a Cnrd.

4 Card.
t. hf Eifcre e. ThsH y. 7rilunr
SrE: | do no, prpose to reply to your article Of
tie "a instant. upon the subec, Of tho Pacific Rail-
road EXCEPT correct Misrepresentation into which
yoa srem 10 have faleH--lha, / intended, IN my
Communication of :he I'd instant. to spsak In com
plimeutary manner Of Samuel Hslleu & Co. me an
ing, os copr,e. Mr.. samuel lIallea. Nothing wa-
further from my purpose. ! supPosed the irony TO
be nfcien,ls pslcaels to the most obtu'e under
,lEnding; bat Il seems tha, was mistaken.
Very respectfully. HENRY FOOR.
.e-s- iofk, July lsoI Secretary u. y. Il H. Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
Belmbolo's Me0iunes.
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT, BuCHU.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT, BUCHU.
For arising from Excssses IaAs ef DiaSps.
tion. Early lDdisc stion OF Abuse atssaded
. WIN tao following symptoms;
Inckposi.ion 10 Exertioa. Los. Of rover,
Lose VI si1tncry, Difficulty VI Brssthine,
Weak Nerves, IIel6ins.
Horror VI Diseass, Wsk1fuless
piinDess OF Ni-ious Psia Ia the Back,
hot HaIds, Fiushiog Of the Body,
DIMES OF no oan, Eruptions on the fsen,
Universal Lessilude OF the Pzllid Countxp4ase
Ausculsr System.
These synVtoms allowed 70 90 on. which = medicine
fnvsrtsbiy rcdDvvcs. soon folo~
IMrOfENCY, fAfUITY. EPILEPTfC FITS.
In Of which The p.scat may expire. VINO say
they ireqneoy followed by tao.o dreai dsessss
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many OF the osuse OF ter Suffering but
viii confess Tie .cod Of e IL Asy aud the nsb
suchoy oes Consamption ossr ample witness to IL
The CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS
requires aid Of medicine strengthen and lnvgrsts The
sys,ef, which hELMbULDS EXTRACT bUChU nvariA'
Oily docs. A trial VIII convince tLs mos. sksDacAL