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, 1863-06-06

the day, the former at the forts and over the
city, and the latter whenever an unfortunate
rebel raised his head above the breast.works.
Not hostile cannon has been fired at us with
in the Inst twenty four hours. They evidently
dislike to expose their men to the unfailiu!r
fire Of our sharpshooters.
Few Of our soldiers are injured BY the enc
my's musketry. In the rifle pits they are Sc
cure. From our own guns they receive ten
the left Of the railroad Is battery Of heavy
Eiege guns, which phys upon the earthworks
almost necessarily. The quality of both pow
der and shell Is inferior, and their missiles Of
ten explode among onr own men. a few days
ago, three men Of the SD Ohio were killed
and three wounded By one Of their nnfortu-
nate shots. Yesterday, Sergeant Chns. n;
of the State Normal University, lost both
ar1us by q premature explosion, and to-day, J.
Gold, Of CO. B, 18th Indiana, lost leg.
EARLY this morning, james scantlin, Of co.
D, SD Illinois, one Of the men who remained
SO long upon the battlefield and suffered am
fa], Us did sorSergt. Geo. B. Bruce, CO. a,
18th Indiana; George Wackerly, CO. D, SD
Illinois; Daniel Webster, co. D, SD Illinois;
and Capt. McPhail, Sd Illinois cavalry. OF
the SD regiment, co. suffered the most
heayi1y-go1ng into the fight with thirty eight
Seven were Killed md thirty more or less
wounded.
send you the official list Of killed, wound
ed and missing Of the 1st Brigade, Sd Division.
18th Army Corps, in the engagements Cham
pion Hill, Miss. May 16, 1863:
asp REGIMENT INDIANA INFANTRY.
Co A-woupded-Corpl John Lenning. lis
e. n Wnnnded~Corpl Henry Brock.
Co oC-Wounded- Lieut. Hiram Murphy, John P
Go CoiDEwoundcd-R Robert Pipes.
Co E-Wonndcd-capt Thomas CLARK, Philip
Co coF-Wounaed- W. K.ow, Frunk crca-
CO CoH-Wouuded- Lieut. John Morton, Morton
6 Stiles, John Wright, John Sprinkle.
Co1-Monndcd-seE F1aucis II crabtrce, serst
JAMES n Wood. Peter L Mcdaniel
Co K-Wounded- VILLAIN Sanders.
so1u REGIMENT ILLINOIS INFANTRY.
CoA--corp. VIM Broderick, missing: Robt Gro
gan, missing; Ant;rcw Loready, missing; Bene-
d1c' Mol1ett. wounded seriously.
cenaef, 3a'ssiss; Hss!y sp%s!!y, % %Sa.tali9: & = =
Co C-Scrgt VIM r Harvey. killed; Co1pf Jos
Prophater, wounded slightly.
n elssR ResRs Rs5sstg aEgas gassfns ffsss'sy Hunt ashs
Go E-1st se1st James N Lennon, severely; Jno
e9!o@eu GO TIcnt jaIe Wadswortb severely: sarct
j shifier, severely: il Comter. severely; ] iii.
jcr, missing.
GO G-Petcr Fenncr, missing.
Co u-August Agsd, mortatly.
Co oI-scsgt Geo " Fliel, killed; Jamea Britton,
mortaljy:; 4 W Bailey, slightly.
a,sr REGIMENT lLTJ7;o1s 1SrANrRK.
Co A-samuel Montgomery, William Wilson,
Thos Armstrong. wounded.
GO p71Jatper Dayis, Silled; seFgt Il NAH
gan, BrumMtt wotinacd.
Co Ed Button, killed; rhillip Record, Isaac
Maua1ce wounded.
Co F-Ailes Stowe1l, q n Thomas. wounded.
nm ch 9ohHsHn, Wi S',e1; & Mnn ,15ah 65ah
, 1863-06-06
EIGHTH DAT IN THE REAR OF
* = FACHSHUK<s.
Corrected List Of Casualties in Gen. Rausomsa
Rrigade-The part taken by Gop. Ren1oin
nnq his Brigade In the Assault upon the
Rebel Iutrenchmenta,
lTrom our Own Correspondent

In THE ltEAE or
NicksRuHo, May &c, 1868. {
I have succeeded in obtaining = faithful
record Of the casualties In the I'd brigade of
the 9Th division, which send entire. It will
possess melancholy interest to many of the
citizens Of your own and neighboring States,
Some Of the names have already sent you,
but never in 60 complete aud correct form,
It is from the official reco ds, and NAV be
relied npon Us strictly correct. wish copld
say that many Of those severely wounded will
recover. They are receiving all the attention
poseiblc under the circumstances, and are well
situated for recovery. As soon as transpor
tation can be provided, they will be sent to
the North, and turned oyer to the kind atten-
hons oftricnds. 4 hundred hare already been
sent to the river.
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN n BRIGADE, egH
Nf1s4oS, 1sTu ARMY CORPS.
At the siege Of Vicksburg, up to the eveu-
Ing Of May 2s, 1868, Including the assaults
made upon the rebel works on the 10Th ana
ed insts.':
OFFICERS KILLED.
col Garrett Nevins, 11th Illinois infantry; Capt
Jaeou d Manner. Cant Gabriel E Crou veil, 95th
Illinois infantry Lieut. 81 G Mowrey: Lieut. Jas
Beu.ham, I'd Illinois infantu; Lieut. Colin
MiNsr, iath Wisconsin infantry.
OFFICERS SEVERELY WOUNDED.
: 1ieut Col Wright, Capt Reed. Lieut. D # Wh'tle.
I'd Illinois infantry; MAjoz Nin Avery. captE
, 1863-06-06

Co H-Woundcd, Ausust Wl11fch.
CO oI-Kiled. Jacob kallhoter; wounded, Daniel
B BNcDonaf1, John Mead. ...
CoE-Wounded, Coursd Miller, Russell Wood,
Norman Mccartney, George NueUlakcr, Labe Lit
talon.
. hnieu -...-..''...s.-*-...--..a
wounded.
20TH REGIMENT ILNo1SxINFANTRY.
Co oA:-Robert crogan, severely; James Myers,
severely.
CO B-Lieut Henry King, slightly; Geo Smith.
to CEB Non: slightly; + F Andrews, little
GoDLsezgt Geo McFadden, severely; sergt J
cqESso @ Asr:6. severely; Lewis Long, slight-
GO F-John HilleE, severely; George Trier, do.
Co H-Corp Conrad shaher. severely; WILLIAM
Forbes, do; Larz Olson, do; EphEafm Cassetf
Eo i-Jacob Miller, severely; Thos Hopping. do.
Co K-capt Jno Boyer, severely james coyle,
slightly. Wounded. %.
:a1sr REGIMENT ILLINOIS INFANTRY.
Co A-capt Vim B Short. sergt Daniel Quiltman,
Co B--Corp VIM Gaskins, Corp Wn billiard, ia 8
II Pickering, dangerously; Wn z Angtiu, Noah
CO oGCop F F oNeIl.
Co oD-Sergt Jonn " Fo1e1, Wm u Casey.
Co E-Cosp David II Bays, Willis L Dil1oW.
CoF-Se1gt John P Carnes, John Weaver
Co Corp John Dilllnges, arm oil; Joab Moore,
Co H~capt Hor.ce Bowger, Corp James Dent,
killed; jasper N Crane, killed; James Sheppard,
wounded: joseph Dcaton-
GiyeDs, killed.
, 1863-06-06

B The Executive Committee appoint
ed by the Canal Convention, which assem-
bled in this city On Tuesday, is entrusted
with most serious doings aud responsible.
ties. It is charged with the important work
Of ofpresenting to the President and the Con
gres Of the United States the views Of the
Convention, and with urging the passage
of laws necessary to carry them into full
effect. It is gratifying to know that the
Committee is composed Of thoroughly
practical men-some Of the very first busi'
ness minds Of the country-and it is ex'
pected they will shortly organize and pro.
coed to business. The position Of Mr. 4
4 Low, rs President OF the New York
Chamber Of Commerce, brings up bis name
conslicuously as Chairman Of the Com
1nittee
, 1863-06-06
NINTH DAY IN TIE REAR OF
VICKSBUfkG.
F.pected Sally from ViGksburg- Military
KoTements Casualties from Our
Own AftilleIy9loss IN Comany E, SD
I1liunf6.


I have nothing new or interesting to relate
OF our operations for the last twenty -four
hours, and were it not that / know the read
ers of the TRIBUNE expect daily intelligence
from this point, would not write:
Last night We expected On attack from the
city. Certain suspicious movements we're
observed which were supposed to indicate a
aa11y, and orders were issued for regiments to
remain In line Of battle all night long. The
t expected demonstration did not occur, and
today all IL quiet again. - :
Canaonading and musketzy Was the order Of
, 1863-06-06

The Chattanooga Rebd Of the 9th has en-.
1oyed a pleasing conference with tho 1t distin.
Eulshed exile" rs it calls the TREASON -shrieke1
V,l1andigha,n- It says:
s.Ar. Vallsndlgham loots cheerful and seems
to braathe easy ON cscaping from Tie Lincoln dts.
potism.''
It strikes ne that the 81 lonors are easy" on
fhat head. nVal. il as glad to be rid Of us as
TIC are Of him, why is not tho arrangement
satisfactory a1l arouud2
, 1863-06-06
GEN. SMITHS BRIGADE.

GEN. SMITHS BRIGADE.
1a4TH 1111No1s-co1 SLOAN coxuAsnso.
K,llca-co E-John Martin.
Woupded-co A-Andrew Townsend, slightly;
Gs;sy uan.SSS de- Sdu s9 Isa
E sardin, do CoG-Gsorge W Arnold, slightly
Co K-A a Luss, slightly. Tota1,7.
45Tu ILLIN0Is-Co1. -MA17BY, CoaAAsp1xo.
NnsddsS@cs Kl{lsdMHo9s; A. a,cv. severely. u,,r,
o s11nS,q7 e. Eserf whts s3t;,htp ~ +
NCsspt eos j Rouse, ann ri MeGrath, slightly: Geo
SssS ssst g. S9 ns pss
severity. @ coi-J Howasi,' severely; j shsrli, do.
G;s GoK-James = Smith. slightly; sefst Lines do
s.sr TI1rxo,s-co, ucf,oor coxx.~n,xo
ols. Ln'oAeaeoL' 1nseooN' eo47AspiNo'
Killed-Co Epantel e, 2 M M nendeEso4. hail., cu
Thomas ! nodds; danse5ous'y; CO & GTLieut
DO: GoERiehatd La1ghe!n, seriously. Co K
a,ru 1LL1No1s-LIEur. Col. E. RICHARDS. Coz.
AAsD1Sa.
Killcd-Lieut Col Richards. Co Al Nc
lapgh)in, 4 l., 9Ioye. CO BeWayne Patterson;
20 C-Lieu1 ~ = sears n Q9lnn. 20 D-J Y
ei6e cspt @ s9e9ea!, esss q s5se
b / burrows, IIsoael Waters; = sloyeF. Tetal Il; !;
Jacob Cook, slightly; ] Hoffman: 10; ~ Hsrr,
severely: Doris Kelly, Dc; Henry Mallory, DO :
y Faftiow, 90 PAM Masones. Ep n-t1to u
Smith, esse5eiy; = ra!fanget, g e sngauy Jan1es
doage, oo @ ene T1,S nE ~: e Ea1a ~
eSs1asly, ospsGe X " ~ = = r TII,e{ns I1
n9!an. Mfnitanx. fn HYnioe, 1p sa.;ons11 liz,
sl1ghIy; gleay, vi i,htir Tcsy eif!oa ri15nn
ape 90 1 nv1e1H, it1,, H. 1ch7a;1t = ~ +
ryhuy Josepa net. Una, a44a ~ r
Jones, oo; o1-0seo aoeAaNo' .'S'ssA5 - -
Carpenter, eilgAliy; J McCon4ter, 10; Chas FOLK
Do; aug Green, 90; v Pe4fenn> severely Co
G-Lient Oscar Hpttenstten. Mortally; D Wick
ms, slightly; B Faen, do n Nelson, do: Shultz,
do; Ii Reynolds, do; ] Ticker, do. CO H-TE E
MaieyoW. slightly; 4 Ashley, severely; a Beck,
slightly: N Brown, do; r Doarow, mortally:
Ge1 Forbes. elightly; Vt 4 Glenn, severely U
Henderson. elieht: " Hill. do; A Shelton, do
~ Whpn,nr "a. CO Ia Miller moftally ] q
at saeera Iaa Thorn7son. do Blake, slight
u + Ensa A. III Isaac sa,tmarah s.: Branii1bu-
5uuE, * Caa T;tmar s1t@htir mn Honnfne.
ly egse5eiy 1nas 80 ~ sISas iants - aoetmai
ao; ha.cael, ao loAMteus MJ4, ap y Ta1'
slishty uagGm4!n' ~ Z! 70 MoonFIn, m,, ~ Il taX
loE, severely " r heee, 90 Brown. oo'
Adams, DO; a. Gon9eT> gAsnlT: 4oIn!, y.
1lIss1Ng.-Go EN- hendal', q " Stevens;
CoD-F Smith; Co Emo Solomon. Co F-J B
Cook. Total =,
a3n INDIANA-L1ECr, Col DAVIS, CoxHAEp1xa.
hns.ei.;- Tossis, Iatfarann' Tnnas Tsw-once
I,a mLnastleH ~ W,1sa Wh,,sser nantsj hfc
Hanlgy ~ 1nhn 1S ~ ~ esi1.a n Rrou-,
Ae1Z1e; 70 Tat b3y,, GaS ~ = EMgoh, =,
~ sf fanrv niat1 Rcni FVfn,.
, 1863-06-06


145th ILL.,, not engaged. -
Since the above was written, I have learned
the following facts relative to the gallant old
Goth Illinois, furnished me by the officer In
command:
s'Thc Goth Illinois went into action at 9
o'clock p. m., with $50 muskets, and fought
the Sd Tennessee and 7th and 10th Texas, the
same regiments against whom they we're pit
ted at Donelson, from that time until nearly S
p. M, holding their position until, in con.
junction with the 8th Illinois and 23d Indi-
ana, they made the famous charge, and sue
ceeded in utterly routing the rebels and TAX
Ing large number Of prisoners. The loss OF
the Goth, in this engagement, is fully thirty
three per cent. of the number with which
they entered the fight. The rebels were most
Of the time not more than twenty PAGES dis.
tant.''
Btlow give the casualties in Logan's diyi-
sion, the only portion Of our forces actively
engaged:
GEN sTEVENs0N's BRIGADE.
e1u ILLINOIS REG1MENT-Lr. Coz. sruHsEs,
CoNAANDlSd.
KLIKn-Co A-Jas Hudson, Marcellus Warner,
John G:ieF. Co BNone. 20 C-None. Co b
-Jehn Isea95d, 20 RaaeI Y a Mscss.y. Go's GO and {;
WouSDEp-Co A-capt Frank Sleeper, mortally:
u Bowen, elishtly; John F Bacon, do; John Il
Kukltman, do; Robt Idell, do. Co B--Gto Albin,
sS c. aqSnit & ss asGu s 9Gaa s
9-~John y Shell, slightIy; JOSEPH Smith, Do: &c CO
Aenr Keersr ssshs C. EwsGS Aofl
c. H-John l. siayen. slightly. CO XIV 4 saaa.
ss asas siisstiy wa prinEl d. @ Tossst
5lsr H4L1NOIS-Co J. ]. DoL1EB, CoA'D'o.
K1l1ED-Co c-Wiliam Pascal.
WuCNDED-Co B-Wm Hooker, severely Elijah
stoner, eli=htly IgH Hagler, DO. CO dit David
still. Gid II kennedy: Co k-capt Samuel
III M1ssiSeNcc a-wm'E Ltnscy, Robert Ltpsey.
c. 9,lI M-wm YIN, 7 Moore Oliver Cox. cok-Wm
There arc besides the names reported, twenty
with scratches"
i7u MISSOURI E. WAKEFIELD, Coa'Drso.
K1L1Ep.-co A-Lieut Lamb, Dan Halliscy. Co
F-snith and Wilson. Co H-Lleat Barnett, sergt
Woundsd~Go 4, sergt Armstrong. Corp Dad1ey.
Hairy, Dillon: Go Cit Medotin: Ff!s@tss 1h2h. ho2..
1 oP1 Drys5 e s1s Ex vea sa .psx Pa
ncr. Car, Gamble Farley, McEyoy, Tleman. Co
| E-P1isates Robs1tme, Due, Mcdonald, Hyde. Co
yates Burth, Hamiut, Nell. Harel, Mealy, Jen-
| nirgs. Go Coop Bennet- Pnvstcs Hicks and
Smith: CoH-pftvatcs Kinney, Lea1. Mo'y. Bes-
| wick, Capt Twomer. Co I-priyates Cor, Culver
and Cook. Co K-Priyate Kelly. Total, IL.
| Msslng-CoB--Priva brennan. Co C-Priratc
| Devinc. Co Private Raver. Co G-Privates
AcCaw and Mcdonald CoI-Corp Mcdonald. Co
k-Se1gt PEogeu. Total, 6.
TOTAI-STEyENsON's BRIGADE.
, 1863-06-06
The Situation on the 28th,

kF9tHF. 4.
kester, G. do, DO; Taylor: E. do. slight: J Nc
sereIc. H. - + r. GrIf3th d. anecron. Ra;,s a1wa
Dean, l, slst Iowa, severc; e HafhilI, /, do. do
setoun. ~ ch,gs,Ioin mHn e. w. 20, aan
Jas Dick, /. s1st Iowa, dangerous; Oliver Strain
w. toA nu' se'ele"
~ VIII oe nolcea .na1 1nost OF Inc wounds
ate ena'actefazeo rs severe Medical men
coy 1ne proportion o' "ounos o. tnls caarac'
~ - euo- moue's ht1a: "uu asetaos IL ~ 'ne
.t4oe Ds ~ ~. 1e
~ ps4.uso'oA e.1A ""aeA eAp'ooe
aNs 80 sn'es .ne oe9se,, 1uconseauenee' VT
una 49,. ~. "ste'et o4e. snleis ear uone,
,,aao,na ~, ra.assa. ~ - ssro ,se. ,,N 49,
eoores ~ 1ens 49, .+n. t.t-. 49, ofr r,+n,a ~ .h.
- 80. -
,as. 4e" uass' Nnlcn nl'gn' na'e oeen saved
had the enemy used the missiles prescribed
diers remember these tbipcs. md are 1ayine
-, ~ ss. ' ~. N3o 4"'A'5
mp fea1tnl measure Of 1etributaon.
Thc following is III list Of killed and miss
{rv in +f,e oo3 In,ra o,,ncu4 This -oofn,a,+
4Ds =. ~ 49, -s"4 o s4st''
went INTO tne enaree Win 1oaf hunored men,
and came out with less than two hundred.
The uaues Of the wounded have already been
..,+ =. a. rr,,--,,.>-.,
eent ~ t1c AhA6oN1'
esD IOWA.
s;u1a-r.u ro,5, cs,t,;, 1.u~1 1ob,n.on
1: IaSid jordan, B: Marshall D Fry. t: w,
Griffin, I; E Haallin. /; John Lamb. !; WIN r
Marvin, I John n Williamson, E jerome Smart,
q; NG Teas, % Elsin Drnmmond. D; Hezeksah
n5ammona, 1T. Sonn hoeo: Sonq !. GIsSn:
=. aner Nsr,e Inna Stnm:nns s1sGu, 9iat
ner. Z: j Brswer. r. Abner Rar4,nrd' r: MI n 7.
XIII, F.: John Haie, /; n messenger. I: John
Mcllirre,
, MSsing1sG Gonnelly, D; James Lindsay, g !;
d M1neI. q Maiden; u; j rodgers, ID :.
- 4.ns}, ua;, fs.sr E1s ci usan' ArGne1
MGoiiior TSomaa Hsrnr- =. 2naust r;sS.-
| R. Brnrv Jack C: DaT;d Hair' t.: Msrtin Il
| Faulknei, G. '' @'' 49, -
In thfa connection. cannot fnrbear sneak.
;,o B., +a,,,e ~ aa,,,,,t,or ~ tha ..-roo
"s !" .s4u1 ~ 1on.'4ou ..a o4 .ne eu'seoa'
connected with the different regiments repre-
scented In Cars Division Hospital. Night md
d,r. in season and ont of s,oson thev b,va ot.
! 80 -. r',,.. .-.n1..,
G!eu. cut ANU p1uaetu al tue eAoch VI oalle.
, 1863-06-06
4 BRILLIANT CHARGE.

~,
apon tus 3ep1, "otAs " tae ~ lA0.. "A7
that Of ten hansom's bf1saoe' supported On
the right by The 6th Missouri and 10th Hi
81 ,s:-s, ~ ~ .~.ro.aa ~ 49,
Gu N'ssoun' 1ns ena1se asslsneu W .n1'
brigade was made through a network OF "a
vines, full Of thick underground and fallen
timber Gen. Ransom had formed his br;gnle
=: r ss..,. -. h.t.s1,n.. a,oeoa =, ,,ss.s
~ -, ~. " uae ~ 49,, o.l 80. IT,,
the It'll, o5th and 1-d Illinois nno l4tn "ls-
consin in advance, with the 18th Wisconsin
in o1vance. all under cover Of a rayine within
a;-.~. .f ~ -aho, -ro,Ls A. tbo o,..
sA., s"."o ~ eAe 'eD~4 49,
cefted s1gnal 1or Inc grand assaaat, ne moved
his brigade forward with a unanimous shout.
which could be heard aboye the roar of artfl-
49,, g.. -,,1os oron,a patoro. au,x.f-,,.
4e15 luz An'Aee "''"no' ".!o'e aus'ne4os
twenty steps, he encountered deadly fire
from the enemy, massed behind his earth
xvo,ls IN Vastly enncr;or numbers ,na q tar.
r;t3c @ torn Of srane and canister from m a.
fiInf1inr IntterT. Which ar,pajicd nnil fnr n mo.
ment ehrcEed lila ailvoncfnp rn1n1nn 1nl
Hnmnhries ieading the gSth illinois fsil
stunned. md apnarently Si1]ed from tha rnn.
cnss,on nf' a sfrfI Tis rn1or, hearer a1so f.ii
Col. Eeyins Of ihe 18th Illinois was kilied
and iient. Col. Wrirht of the I'D serionsiv
Wonnde6' Ali who we're consnicnons nn X
field fill Mt tfafS Instant The rnIunn 1vnvern1
When Zen Ransom rnsbad tn tho ho,d e;a.a5
liz cl1nrs - tha asth and .a1-ioa. ~,
ahore h;s hpaJ sho,',4aJ "Enrenrd etaM nns nasI
W. 1nret anS Ti,1 .-c ~ .,,ot So tN5n W1'
viii Tn1inr %aas'a iGo +;Jo .rns +,'r, M..o
column oSvanccd tn 1he ;mnnssahl., ss Stt.,, ~.
E.a ~ ~. .nls, -! ra.'-it - oasu "
o,s ~ ~ ~ th;, anu aougns os1 aespeIateJ
1rIen Esn Ransn,n sat;sfsaJ III ~
con1d mn i,e co,riad ~ that +.o;nt nat ~
nram;ss1 e,,,,a.+ a,,1d o. AA., ~ pu.. 1uat nls
KIT IL hpda suppoas , nguu s noe Go4e W, aho
tiar nn,tin5;a],oo ~ ~ W s,.a - y 'ua
aara,ass ~ III Ie,sene, ~ ~ a;t.au. In.es1, r.
aiuess n;enes.. VI ~ pefz1nal oangef, 1ook con-
r. ~ IKE Pe4aoa, "ne5e ns tuaiu os neara
t:aa ~ me .a!a aaoiv Ioluaua; a4u tu.s IN c!at1on
n.:s Ilss ~ nIatessso lnen aen q me second
VVtIsaos: VIZ caaaot malntaln Ihis POSITION.
You must retire to the cover Of that ravine,
G1as Gns mElmeht At tlne, and IN order The
l'un WISCONSIN, 1 ~ WILL remain 70 cover the move
ment' Inc a.a LIMOS Hll move first, and
move HOW. move slowly. Ihe first man
VINO runs or goes beyond that raVtne shall be
.shot on Inc Spot. VIII stand here, and see
nov yon 90 It." me movement was executed
dl1ary battalion drill, and the command was
reformed in the Eatine, within hundred
yards Of that fearful battle ground, without
confusion and without single straggler-
Although this assault, like all others Of that
day, from lack Of proper support and from
Typographical and physical difficulties impossi-
bic 10 be overcome, was unsuccessful, and
caused fearful loss Of Life, as the lists sent
herewith ablDdantly testify, It has made q
noble record for Gen. Ransom and his gallant
, 1863-06-06
THE BATTLE OF TII0MPSON,S
HILL.

HEADQUARTERS 9rn D1y1sloN,@
BIG SANDY, Miss, May 0, 1858.
To Daily Tribune, Chicsgo, ILL.,:
MEssRs. EDITORS: enclose for publica-
ton in your valuable paper list Of casualties
the battle Of Thompson's Hill, near Port Glib
eon, Miss, On May 1st, 1868. Your paper
having large circulation in the regions Where
, 1863-06-06

Effective Firing by q Deserte-'Wound Of
Capt DeGolyer Of tbs 8th Mich. Battery
Destruction Of . Bridge across Big Black
latory 0rdar By Brig, General Carr-nist Of
Kille1 and Wounded in Gen. John 4. Smiths
Brigade from the 18th to the Esd inst.
, 1863-06-06
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UNITED STATES DIGEST FOR 1860.
Containing Digest Of Decisions Of the Courts
Of Common Law, Equity and Admiralty, in the
United States md England. By Il. Fsrnham
Smith. Vol. Xxx. Royal svo. shcep- Price ss.50
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, 1863-06-06

At the request Of many Of our friends. Who wero
unable e procure ct for our last GIT Concert We
have ade arrangements for another to be Etyen o.
nhoye stated 81 reference - the 1t ot psze Il VII
prizes 10 tn hundred. iii Of whicn hare been selected
with great care The lewe1Ey has besn bought lrec5
addition to OFT own grand nrGhessrs; " have en-
cry 70 e to make the CoaseEt alone full equivalent
Tickets for sale at tue ONCE Of the Great Western
Band, K.nssbp5y Block, room y: at Julius aauess :
store 50 Clark street: J. BFRcaA Hhoesale tewe1[y
store, 1Cd Lake street up-sta1fs Iheo Nendlesons+
Persons frou the country Wishing ticketa VII pletso
enclose the money to WILLIAM BTRKHAKT. Ls6Ler
Cheat Wea!ern hand. Box I'LL, Chicago" who Will
forward tickets without heanJ.
The two elegant seven octave Pianos one viii pearl
name board. may he seen st the stosa q ul9s Bauer
44 Cl4Yk other gifts At the stores Of Singer
Co. 81 Clark street: j. t. Hsuce 1et Lake street. tup
stnire1 ard Thee. Mecdefson, 12o Lake street.
Tie drawers Of E1its In the country will hare them
forwarded BY e1press, unless otheFEtsa ordered
The numbers draw fpE the following 6Itts win be
published in the daily papers Immediately after the
Concett.
uFEEHE2
, 1863-06-06

NJ OTI Madame Andrews,
~ .C1airvoIant. from Boston. Mas, can be con
au1tedat
A. SOUTH MONROE STREET.
C1airyoysnt examinations. dollar She also tells
the Past Present and Future. Terms 81 cenfs Hours
from GA, n, 1oSP ii. 5e6-eA3I#h
, 1863-06-06

Cook. Lieut Il Wet1norc, Lieut. Vim B Walker.
95th Illinois infantry; Lieut. Daniel Ramade1l, Lieui
Reuben Wheeler, 14th Wisconsin infantry; Lieut.
! MI, Rnnespan 18th Wisconsin infantry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

wRxxlY PAT clrv IxsrScos's DSAxrxxxr~-
INTERVIEW BETWEEN Ma BoolE AND pxPrrAnox on
woRxrcxr.-Mr. cay Inspector Boolc has made ar.
rangements for change Of tmc N paying the employees
Of hts cfce which must provo very acceptable 10 the
latter Upto the present time has been customary 70
pay the every month but hcncetorth the pay
rolls will DO made on. weekly, % that the clerks and
others viii receive their money regularly Is In mercas
tile houses
On Monday afternoon Mr. Boole was waited upon By
depuation from the workingmen's Association, N reia
ton 10 the supposed removal Of members Of THAI
organization The deputation wished 10 know from TIA
City Inspector whether the removal o the PARTIES rss~
red 10 deliberate insult IA the worknsmen's Ar n
citation. Mr.. Boolc quietly answered In the ncaAy -
saying at the time that lathe Of ccaniv ~
stresis - recognised society class u men
thoss who were willing 10 60 to york for what os csv
might be willing 10 pay Hc assnred thsm, " orcov"y
that while those under him would be trcsse -,sr y,
farpssa md justice 81 tho same time DO wov ia ,os,.s
no dtcas ION ov indifference in reference n 90 ,
fo< tsnn,ng tho streets. This cool and uny pec,sd
esussd the dsputstcn 10 asss their cra s.mewh,s ~
ssmrI after they took thor departure with sr.ss
imrvcvsd orinion q Ne CIV Inspector
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
Unifed states Circuit Court.
Be{inra Hon. .IuslaA RAita

JuSH Tho Grand Jury came into Court II room and
presented bills Of indictment, but The parties
are no. yet in custody snsir names cannot be made
public.
rhs being no oshss business for The Grand Jury tn
Judge asd United Ssalss District Attorney Smith or.
pressed their obligations for the burous and assduous
manner inwhhn they had performed their arduous du
ues during this prosractsd session.
Tho 0vsnd Jury then discharged for tho term and
tho Court sdjourped TO this wednesday, morning whom
Judge shipman viii preside,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
Rebel Accoun ts.

IRON the Richmond Enquirer, June 20.
Yesterday when tho York River train was a ia way
out photographic despatch received the operator
the White House that federal transports
sight that II reported that dive were
ng ny the river The conductor the within four
hundred yards OF Tunsias station and that here
considerable force Of the enemy there including
cavalry.
Fifteen transports could not possibly carry than
thousand Infantry and II cavalry aboard the
forre must DO stili smaller Ne danger rSoi b. appr,
hr,aks from suoh pneriie force II Is evidently ad
vance FOR th. purpose OF ravaging the country.
Our troops, hotcrer, are the alert, and TIC EMMY rill
rroa likely mad, mfr for their uudacy before lsv
cdn sJert any c,2std<rdjls ddmaox