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CHICAGO DAILY a1ARKRT,

kB al grdIn sold "t1 stors'is reported IL
Ais markes report az subject to ac ttoruge, tcAieh
y raId BY the buyer, exeausaw Of Tho Pries paid
made ii teAiea 10 teler pays Ia storage, ~ r.
ported tsf. o. b." or "fsee OF storage" Al Hour
.afss gre qnoted as 'delissrxd," ufltts oAsrrise
THURSDAY EVENING, June II, 1868.
.FRR1GHTS-Opened firm. but closed easier.
The engagements were as follows:--T BUFFALO: !:
;n9e Monlte bis Pay cit sShrs Stevens
prop. Plymouth, with wheat, at tic; prop Eapire
STATE, With corn at 9szc; props. Chicago and Nep-
faRS, M1e eRtp as 2c en- s,,.
sI5s: Market nasSsnssd saes ssiabRsa BEis ASss is
deem Spring extra st $500; 80 barreis Nor
ony sR1ing anG.s estte 4 as s4s5 1oo brs PralEio
ser s! snp.5 at st7S: 500 6sls far spring extra 1t
+ bis oe5s o T. S5ssk" bfls
IS. rs; III bEls unsound extra at Sa 10: ii, hris
sour extra at Sa5013.50; 50 br1s Central CIV
ets 81 ua y wHts1 @ ST 81, ses9 SO BIZ s
br!s "qeneseo Valley" spring extras on p. t.; sd
III L LeSfB3st Hs5sas 6 i ps,ss s s.a
,WHEAT-Receiyed. 81, ,413 bn; shipped, 81, ,sa5
r. Sa2 = by \ Ne; Red Winter in store Ut ST is; 500
jested Red Winter IN store at sf01; Ito ba do Ut
IL ioq ~ nn pa 20; spEi5nS pa5 u9 at s1l6
9xc; so 6u do 1t 36e; % isooo n ba m do I'm y Z Z
+ +, 9.d y n North Side hoasss ii o5c; 1so0 bn do
p Rfseted spring n Eorth SIDE Soasss, T. 81 5s
- s9 q % at ses; lso bI do IN Ts at7is
bn: Market active and kc fbushel hiSher. Sales:
-4o,e00 bn Canal Mixed adoat at 49c $500 bu do
atisslc; ss0o9 bu do at 4shc; $1,000 ba do Ut dc
at 493&c f. Q. b. b8fS}1 bn Mixed earn il srnr. ~
, 1863-06-12

Ing and deserving firm will also open circu-
hitting library OF bound books and novels
They will continue to keep on hand large
stock Of stationery, and the leading news
papefs and maraZiues.
, 1863-06-12

4 LEGAL M1cAwBER. The everlasting
Ross-Innees suit has turned up again In tho
Superior Court. It will be remembered that
". N. Ross g. Co. sued Inness, who Was
their cashier, for embezzlement, but G,iled to
mike out case. In turn Inness sued Ross
fer damages, and obtained verdict for
5000, but owing to an informallty, the YER
dict was set aside. Subsequently, another
action was commenced by 1nness, and yer
dict for &, 900 was obtained. This was car
ried to the Supreme Court, where it Was
again set aside, on account Of m error Of tho
Court In charging the jury. Inness now re-
news the action in the Superior Court, setting
his damages at $4,000.
, 1863-06-12
SECOND DAY OF TIE BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION.
intervening DiscusS}ons and Reports
Remarks by DIR. Colver.


1ne bapnst Association met at nine o'clock
Yesterday morning, At tue tabernacle Church,
Deeplanes street, according to adjournment.
After an Interesting period of prayer and
exhortauon, Rev. VIC. Van Meter, Of the
no"atu A4hs,on' a@ateeeso .aa convention
and presented Inc Claims winch This organizA-
tiou has mon the active bepeyolence of Chris.
49,. 11;e as.1s. -...n 1.s4s.s ~ =. oD.4s ",.,
t'ans. a1s 1e1nalAs were ustened 10 with
great interest, and created considerable entbu-
slss"'
On motion Of Rev. 4. G. Hubbard. Rev. E.
n nr,an on5 Ror = 70 co-a11 .-o.. -,
:o4s ". ot1sH a"1 MY. -. n" ~" So14eA "eIe ap-
pointed tomn1ttee On Inc 6late OF the
country.
this Committee, the Association directed Its
attention to general business. From 10
c,nfsIcrce % after ,rh,ch 4 r.os 4o+ed - ~ ra13
1ee, .n.er mcm at, ~ mas tosSu e. Ghn'as IT, npa
t1e neAl a1fhl'eIsaIy !atGli1g ~ ~ O.. t1aIies'
to preach the annual sermon, With Rev. Mr.
Tl,e nncstion Of a4kcmatic beueyoleuce
xvne in4-ndrrtt3 and f{scnssed. after which
"as ;.1 ~. sAa'x;a
'.t.a Hnouonn "S.e passeu ~ oe4nE iaIge eou-
lnouuons to MONS ano 1ore1gn missions.
DR.. Colyer, Rev. Dr. Baldwin Of Troy. Dr..
MCGOWAN Of China Rev Mr. Whittier
agent Of the American Baptist Free MISSION
SSc;ntr and Rav r ICsl;n ~ EIn,.,
eo@'.''' anu A'~' a. - oos'1n " 14'stn'
REPORT ON THE STATE OF TIE COUNTRY.
The co,nm,tfee IN The a. afn of tho f7our+-v
plesenteo Liz loAo"1ns Fepoll:
Your Committee on the State OF the Country
would respectfully report:
In tho midst Of many dangers and reyerses
which have osertaken onr arms during the past
rear, We yet have great reason for thapkfQlurse
, 1863-06-12
NEW roRK.

u AVN tAE oAA1@Gh4 k'LaACa 4AAuAVu45t, OIL
The "new clip" is the all absorbing question
II e trade at this time, and in tho absence Of ac
tiys business the various brokers offices are dled
with little knots OF men" discussing the t'p.os-
pects Of the new clip" The opinions arc, indeed,
numerous. We could fill the whole OF our paper
with these opinions, and be no better informed
than before. Il has always been customary, even
from the time that Adam was boy, to cry down
wool ut clip tisne and this season 10 no exception
In other seasons we have found experienced men
who could tell us pretty accurately Of the clip but
this time '' they arc few and far between" The
general Impression, however, is about the range
we previously quoted ray 60GB5e, which are pretty
high figures In facc Of the largo stocks, especially
Of foreign wool Growers should take the frst fair
offer, and II they get the above prices, our word
Tor II, they will Do we'll. Recol1ect the clip will
pe large one. These times arc Yory uncertain.
andg!owers should not r.. their backs no ike the
camel, for they may stay there. Il growers can
gtt the anoye psieee, We think they ought to take
nonsense,
Early IN the week, under the advises that vicks
DofG 'Tas not taken,'' the feeling was rather
atmer. and slight improvement was noticeable
n the dema1di subsequently, however, the N 4rket
has ruled dull, with tendency In favor Of the
and to tho extent Of 2do,c00 y. 7Oc Is now about
tho top PRICE for choice, though some small
Too1s arc dull, with a dropping tendency, and viii
probably remain 60 until something definite Is
known abont the new clip. Besides t6e above the
sales include 25o 900 y Valparaiso, 16o bales Mes
and 100 bales Cape, saG8sc. Includctfin the above
sales Of domestic are 10000 d at 72c; 1000 b at
7aHc; 1900 1b at T75{c; 10 90 b at CSC: I'D. .OO0
D at G13$c, and the balance at about T0c
, 1863-06-12

LOsT0N,
From tho Commercial Bu1letfn. 9Th I

From tho Commercial Bulletin, sth.]
We notice a somewhat increased activity In this
market during the Lust few days, though transac-
ttons have been small ln volume aud at consldera-
close up the years business and reduce stocka az
much as possible before the first Of July, has, US
II generally the case at this season, led to material
I'll and cannot conveniently wait month longer.
are availpg Themselves Of this opportunity to Sc.
cure euErsnt supplies The ract that our, dealers
wo0ls to be found in the Eastern markets, ia a
GUARANTY which secures them a liberal shar4 OF
trade 70 long as there ia any business doing The
What nbose the average, at o range of G5675c for
fleece, and 70tes5c for pulled, including sIandsrI
super and extra. In foreign woods there have
been snall sales Of Cape at @s5c, and OF Med
ite,runean ut about previous rates.
, 1863-06-12

New York Hide markct-.June 10.
Hides arc very actiye, and the market is steady;
the sales arc p 90 Montevideo fpart Saturday.
RI 1bs, at &c, net, cash LOO Central American al
s1Gs2c; 1,40o LaEaayra on private terms, and 500
, 1863-06-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicaxo Tstb1na1
BRIDGEPORT. Juro 10, 1sE-9p. n.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicsxo Tsib1ne1
BkDeEPoKT. juno 10, 1856 p. n.
CLEARED.
Advance Athens.
Ss!iS Hsssas 1eo er. ..,s. ss Ii, merchandise.
ss!ins t:sa : $500 {. lumber, - 18th
P1s;ie tSisf Lssa.is s2t lumber. sooa .hus1e.
oeesn = 81 sp'ss. ~ OTTAWA.
M ,a:;s ! ES5PS,s s. Fs;s 40 'aias
Whisse iassie: s 81 lumber L. 100 l..h l,,s
Resess ess Jslis: s5fst9ss 4 II iamssa. aass
Ag tsonts. atseEs.
fasenRt ase lassie. ssR: 1900 It lumber. 1 Dr. BEST
4,tts rs furniture.
Ieno5t. Lockpcst.
Aa%s.. isssis. e. 90 lumber. 5000 shingles lsco
AdTEe. Morris.
ARRIVED.
CAT M na. Lasa!le, 5 So na corn. TO bu wheat.
Cooley. .1asais. 4os bn waeas All ou r1e 30 bu
styeis fs3s atgs's @ s. e. s. s, aour o.,
sss1:.S 5ss:'s e g e se9 s5ss,. stone
Miscellaneous.
CHICAGO T1ss1Ls.-Tha following vessels cleared
nom Cleveland on the 9th INIT: Bark Twilight; brig
Fesgesron schrs. shArpe. yorktown.
NKw CASpIDATK-Tha tug Brooklyn arrived hero
yetreFday from Buffalo.
Tea Pn1SDtvI1Lx.-Wes SEQ 1t stated in tbs Detroit
pareis nat this celebrated tug has been chartered to
TOW several rafts OF lumber from Toledo to TonawAn
da at sl:o0o per day.
ASo1HxR NEW TCa.-A uaw tug, called the Il. N.
Martin. Is at present ito for tha harbor wAa.e
she Will be d candidate for pubHc favor.
PAskKD THRor6M-The following Chicago yeeseIs
pAsaed Il q Wellnnd Canal.
Fststls bound 1Ysst. Where from. Nhere to
ProEeller Eleyslana. Qgdb osxeso. Chicago.
seRooner ssr ReSia;oo, 6saEsroa' 6taEoa' EeieasEo:
EEhoeE er DDne. QswfEQ. Chicago.
Schooner HAsti1 81, Kingston. Chicago.
Schooner White cloud, Kingston. Chicago.
On the 9Th
echooter Harriet Ross. .Oswego, Chicago.
1eess1+ bound East. 1FAers Jroa,. KAsre to-.
Propeller = SaeEeso, chlcsso, ogdeu.bu;sh.
On the 9Th
Schooner InoEnton. Chicago, oavego.
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T11bunc1
DETROIT. jane II, 1863.
Cf-P:ops Wlualow and Pittsburgh; Darks Penn.
s5lvan.a. Eono1a and Twilight; sch1s San Jaclato.
Yorktown Colrgwood. Kingston. North, Msg,ll.
Aus:Enfa, Golden Harvest: Brig Ferguson.
DowS-Frop AdsIatfc; Brig MARX; Schr Pauline.
, 1863-06-12
New York Stock Market.
Te1etvrhnf NEW YnRH limo H. 1A39


GOVERNMENT sT0CKs.
Government stocks dull.
1 S.Ss 4 : = i; IT, :. Is;
MoSEY-Market active and firm Mt Z per cent.
ness doing At 155Gi56 for dist Class Bills. '9'''
t;old-1reguIar and unsettled opening at a. de-
c1iningto AN, advancing 10 4S, closing quiet at
, 1863-06-12
+ II ID.

At his residence. In Granville Putnam County ill.,.
On sao 9th lust. RALPH WARE. EsQ.. aged 81 year,
pece aaed was an old and highly esteemed resident
has great many warm itenda throughout the State
Who Eln mourn his loss. lie a 6-othet-tn Inv 10
Judge Clark. OF the drm Of Clark Cornell 4 Co.. Of
Chicago. :"
II B1Galo. June sth ia tho 7sth year OF her age
F, EnId ding, Of this city.
, 1863-06-12

!, TUESDAY, june o.-Atters o'clock yesterday,
there w4s remarkable change In the trade. which
enteayored to finish up, evidently fearing the close
1.-THE market: It had moved lively ii the fore
that necessity demanded concession to buyers,
more In quality and estimate Of weight, however.
than In price per pound It was this that caused
in trade the droyers prospects looked gloomy, and
few cattle were sent out Of market, and own
ers Of others began to fear that they should
not be able to effect sales, except At ruinous
loss. Toward evening, the tide turned, and
we never saw cattle cell faster. Nearly all
were to1d. and two or three fresh lots this morn
lug, therefore, find as good nnrketas yesterday,
and ordinary sorts mey be said to sell best toward
the close. We only reduce the average quotations
very slightly, get, We think, butchers got their
stock several dollars head cheaper than list week,
owing to taking so many ut actual weight aud In
getting lower estimates OF weight from salesmen.
In conclusion We may say that the market closes
arn aud al the bullocks sold, ieaTins clear field
for next week.
, 1863-06-12

- F. E. Rigby, 80 Randolph street, Is selling
Paper Hanginss at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale andrttail. The trade supplied on tho
mtaat iihernl tftuaa. ia2ANEa
, 1863-06-12

Hu1's FAx11r RzcoHp, surrounded by the
Lords Pruyer, executed with pen In over thirty
different styles Of lettering and Aourshing. Price
g. Post paid. Uo,o to 'rFite luinIy. rapidly, ele
gaHfly. Enclose 81 for copies aud full directions.
Address TAos. E. I'LL, Wauke;an, Ill.
MNylS-40t
, 1863-06-12

BooK STORE RE-orESED.-Bamford and
Baldwin having thoroughly repaired and con-
eiderably enlarged their brauch store, at III
Monroe street, will reopen on Saturday, the
18th inst., with 1nrgc stock Of bound books,
which arc to be sold at unusually low figures.
come Of them at half price. Tais enterpris-
, 1863-06-12
THE CITY.
THE METROPOLITAN HALL HASS
: MEETING
CHICAGO ENDORSES GOV. YATES.
The Grfdiron Consigned to
Oblivion.
Addresses by ssnator Mack, r. a. Eastman
.Aajptant General Fuller, in Passage
uf Resolutions Of Endorsement,

A larrc and enthusiastic rneetine Vas held
Iva or,en;r ~ 1got~o,,o,,toa ua,1
ess1 eseons ~ Meli opo4'14u na14, nseePsca'e
pf party, to endorse the action OF Gov. Yates
in proroguing the Legislature, and saving
f1hIcspo md 4he st,te from the flIsprace sonobf
aau ue esAa* ~ ~ ,,..th. ~ % aes suugu'
90 oe 1asleneo upon Inc'a ~ neSoppeineaos.
T. L. Eastman, esq, called the meeting to
order by nominating Hon. MARE sHSSEn Us
Fh,1-,non
1r,.n -,
Inc ncmnauon vas approved by the meet
Ing, md Judge Skinner took the Chair, amid
applause. After thanking the meeting for the
~ ~
AoaoF con1ef1ea upon Mn, he SAID 1n1s tnce1-
anG was called ut vciy short notice, to endorse
the action of a Governor who was always
,-c,av IN ao 1fa antr ,,,a o,x,&r aora7 IN INV
4e1u5 ~ w '1io aH9' uo .1"1ye esA1u 1,, " 49,
emefgcncy-a Governor 10 WHOM cmcaso.
more than any other pazt Of The State, owed
a ac.,t of gratitude for prororurnp Ler;s|a-
+,o ,,.,o.n s,4;one 1x.ere eerec,a1is, hoatI1e In
,'.1x - .,., .,+,~ sr1,o.. ,..o.o,t.
4oe 1ntefests u o4o ctS. tIee eO'sicete
,xere fhrenf cne5 IN he sacrificed nv a few I'm
, 1863-06-12

70 Cook 4 AeLain, 0s Dearborn street and is
South Clark street, clean and dye ladfes' dresses,
shaw1s, &C. Gents' coatR, vests and pants reno:
vatcd In superior manner. Hounets dYed,
p!eachel md pressed in tho Latest style.
n1,ffIan
, 1863-06-12
60 TO THE BEsT-Ho 10 BRYANT & S1nATroN's
cIsIcA0o COMMERCIAL CotLEoE, to get thorough
practical business education

s5- Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
ar4iDg from Specific causes, in both ee1cs-new
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
Of charge, Address, DR.. J.. SkiIlin Houshton,
Howard Aseociasion, Noa South Ninth street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. may194w
, 1863-06-12

a NonTHT CoMpLn1ESr.-TheC Chicago Lit
erary Union, we understand, purpose giving
gallant Lieut.. Whittle, Of the I'D Regiment,
complimentary supper, at tho Briggs House,
On Saturday evening Of the present week. It
Isl compliment worthI1y bestowed.
, 1863-06-12

1tCCCIpI6 IHt8 Week. l0.5U5. = -
for common fed hogs, and $475D5 % for distillery
f:d, are tho quotations giyen By Henry E. Grant,
the Superintendent Of me market. Monday the ar
and one lot was held unso1d at sic. The weather
Was very favorable to droveEs, being cool and dry.
The continued high price Of beef mutton, and 7eal
IL also favorable to the hog trade, as it makes
retail trade. There are people In t6is Intensely
& 9ssstsh eity WIG eat an abundance Of fresh pork.
the stock selling aB fast as 1t arrives.
Geo. ": porman givcs the following as the price
Of hogs this week
1.-Two VT. Dead VT.
First quality cosn-fed. large
size. ..... .6AG3t G5t96s1c
Second quality corn-icd. -. .6X65Ao 61I6xc
First quality, small sizes, fat
and prime, for mrh't butch
cra. cra......,......,,,,...b kHnGEc
, 1863-06-12

EXTRACTION or CoHSs AND BCN1oss.-Dr Ran
dali, well known for bis skill in the removal OF
corns aud bunions. is on professional visit to this
city. In speaking of DR.. RS departure, the Pitts
buieh WsFakedr rhes The following:
There con be no doubt he has eHected many
wonderful and permanent cures. Should he re-
tuEn he will be greeted By many Of his grateful pa
tirnts."
His Office viii j, noticed in few days. ie12-st
, 1863-06-12

ARE You GONG TO THE P1c-N1c? If you
are, get the children ready, take basket Of
lnhch, and be ut the Chicago and Milwaukee,
depot at half:past twelve, Saturday. You can
buy Excursion tickets at reduced rates, to
any Of the numerous rural retreats along the
shady lake shore.
, 1863-06-12

DROWNED IN C1sTERH.-Co1oner Schmidt
yesterday held an inquest upon the body Of q
little girl aged four years, child Of Henry
Borst, residing on the Archer Road. The
child had fallen into neighbours cistern on
Wednesday afternoon, and WIS found drowned.
Verdict accordingly. =
, 1863-06-12

REAL ESTATE BUs1NEss.-The following
sales Of real estate have lately been made by
Mcssrs. Rees d slocun, which show that,
although gold is much lower than it vas two
months since, yet real property brings good
, 1863-06-12

For TIE SEVENTY -SEuoSD.-Lieu Whittle,
Of the I'D Illinois, will return to his regiment,
on Tuesday, next, and will take with him any
letters addressed to that regiment, If left at
the American Express Office BY next Monday.
, 1863-06-12

HANDSOME DIyDESp.-T-e Directors Of
the Galena g. Chicago Union Railroad Com
pany have declared dividend Of three per
cent. upon the capital stock. The three per
cent. U. 8. tax is to be paid By the company.
A splendid showing for the Galena.
, 1863-06-12

1 Wonder how much HdbaM G. Goudy
would take for his stock In the horse railway
swiEdle: Suspect he would sell cheap for
cash,
, 1863-06-12

EEcoRDER's CouRr.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday: People rs. Gar
rett Fox and Peter Casey: burglary; jury
trial; verdict not guilty. same rs. same
burglary; jury trial; verdict guilty rs to Gu
ny; one year In the pcnitcntiary; not guilty
as to Fox; motion for new trial by defend
mt Casey; Same ys. Aired Dub; larceny;
continued On motion Of defendant. Same ys.
same; same order. Same ys. Quigg ct al rc-
cognizance; dismissed. Same VS.. Gas1et Fox;
larceny; plea Of not guilty withdrawn: plea
Of guilty Of larceny; under eighteen years.
Same VS.. James Wilson; larceny; jury trial.
F.. SERIOUS Acc1DEsr.-Yesterday, about
neon, lad aged f'nrteen years m med Jacob
Drant, Office boy In the law office of C1ark,
Cornell g. Nelson, on Randolph street, near
Clark, ieil from the second story of1lce
window, striking upon tho stone pavement
below, head foremost. It is reported that his
skull was fiactur@ and his left arm broken.
Ills widowed mother lives on the corner Of
Ruckcr and Tyler streets. At last accounts
he Wu5 still alive, hut insensIble.
, 1863-06-12

125.M0,0D
@,51t,3is
8,591,&55
:
, 1863-06-12

the Board Of Trade Battery, recently
resident Of Chicago, and who wns killed before
Vicksbnrg, was buried ut Norwalk, Ohio, on
Friday last
, 1863-06-12

School EXERcIsEs-The usual rhetorical
cxcr rises at the High School will take place
this afternoon, continuing from two till half
past three o'clock.
, 1863-06-12

OTTAWA Cos1Na.-Two thousand people
from Ottawa and vicinity will visit Chicago on
the 25th inst. Two thousand latch strings
will be out.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08
AALs.ter fIsm .hs 90 Eie.d

Special f'driess qgi f1e-l esit s-l I.ss-ib
NeFFknEt senii. , I'll 3-f o'-iecE
You l.avs akeslly 81 fci-iIll. -,osie,.
9iriqry Of weis kslay. ii 9clbs sr,ss ~
Pr year 1872 Il IS nps knownE i We can
IuFed ovsr forty ,ssces u camel. Gen. J-,-
|. son c. Davis. ot indiana. wss ki.ie,i !. !.
5kirnnish on the e4erny.s r-.lr on IFll,uf.5sxb.
Fen Wh-eler's lvalry. shp haiti alob~ ~,
rsrF and ID sery iIiri.erl ait ,crYiit
Yesterday evsisiH- bloazlv olj=.t.s,,..
i,ifred 81 bur k bfinl Ia 'fitr.i sts's.
plsisioa ard a vily iA.stl tart. liI,!.e sse9t,v
f4st IRE esi1iitiy distilled st.i s-r,.,,,ti -.
|af ~ iise eiiilsay bl1f HI me-.
SIP .'i'isaf hcii sMcilt 4 irl~ iE4sies:es w.
lq.ss .8.ss' r. Tetife u il sad isis inori,inr
hAi f:s. '.i''sy IL mps~ipG bis ell Re- force OIL
lslr 1gt y ia Tile Nov " nafliRz 49, ias
ldsrerasc attempt % carry i,s.r ttsitia,I C.r
ilEissassips disf IS lion hkle tetA male H.
I'm; Bragg aud ne bold i ttrtAH liz ~ doe
ilibre IN that. dsie eion th4t a alf,ls feliie a.
ifft awaits him thin TINT ll- rfdhtvsd o., the
.ilsr The ram has been pcidrin4 down st< sciIiy
III LAY. IA consefftercr Of srllinls b.. G=irtfrIr
las taken place slice yesterday II tile klenl,
sflon'd advance tie oaditibn-<Pf the sfound
VIII Sive NJ a mote coinplele Cfcibfy.
may As well Iileisfion - flissyst. that our
Distinguished Executive iGo4ersidr Harris
DDS been on the 81 "a with lGe E;rls- ever,
las since the hafties5 begin. dsi,layin- thai
l4yoiion 10 oar eause which is fIf filling &C.
siiient with hini. Cen. ". & sFliit;bbrsie. his
Ah5ntaut General, has ,eesl N, dl,rl Iaff <siti.
Ftfi harssee. VI fsTe -ile has en- cS1siu-s IA
dis labors. Telliiessee has lostisnks,r .sias.
-EiIi in these iaiii4- Rains Drv3ls Euri,,.- q.
pore. and otilers 1ngelissri III ih tic s,S + :.
81 4a.i prifsies who havci lzili dsun. their
ifYes add a host 70 the niiil,fiai hainss tf lee
slSs
Ths ealIaht Gen Hanson. Fl kls,sae.s,. va.
li4ong the severely. wolsnleli II. HE battle -
yesterday GEL Pillow arrived Here dry be (
3ie Yesterday. aull was isnsls.liaftiv ASSIGNED
II i.4e command Of 4 Brfe4dk liz ~. field.
+ Among the wpiiiidcd hu Wednesday, was IN
;rli4n ~, engineers. Of Missi4-FliPiand asaoae
laf killesl Col Jaites r Aubrey. u The same
State who comsnaisitd tie ,osi ii Nick-hnsr
49, sumner Both of ihzla gallant Ms<is
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