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, 1863-12-11
Markets by Telegraph.


CINCINNATI. Dec. 10, 1853.
Wu1sEY-Dull and unsettled. Market ana prices s.
lower and even 1t the decline prcos are some what
poins1 Tho sales vera eonnne1 to 80 bsl,, 1t $40
sDHc-t the latter for wagon.
PROVISIONS We have but little to not1ce that IL
nex. The dem1nd il lsht tor nM articles in tho main
speculation. Tho demand for mess pork was better
than for any othsr artlc1e. Bales ware 7o> bfs
city mess 1t s1s5o; aud so do. 10 be delivered u
January. 1t saue ratas; 100 do country packet, at
182 at s1ao Is hh1s bseou saoul Ter. sol1 6X:; Is
DO at exc; 1920 grean hsns at g.: aud 100 boxes
short c!ear mldd1ea at9kc; nev bulk shoulders go
dA5s In salD ore held at 6}f56fe, aud hams at l0.
HoGs-We have beard of no sales Of hogs The
change, II any, which took pace since last seems,
as1east to BE- iupercepto1e. Thoss averaging 1a3 ~
and Upwards wera IN good demand at $7N6a3 50 :.
droves averaging 200 ~, AMI running oFer, selling
readily at S725. The receipts were about 8011 heal
Tho sa1es were, 1o0 averaging 40 NJ. at s75: 100
averaging Is D.. at s725; 40 averaging 1s1 ns at
s68o: 800 averaging IL ps ss rs S5t lis Averaging 200
ns 37,l2k; 500 averaging rs ns, At s750; 70 sverax-
Ing lis N 1t $3.50; 2oa averaging I'D ns It $3.50.
ISht So}h: :sloWlJ At IS So9B 50,
, 1863-12-11
FROM I'll" S0UTH.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.--The rebel congress
met on Monday ut Richmond. Bills were in
troduccd to prevent the employment Of sub
etitutes.
4 Mobile dispatch says: "The Yankees
we're defeated by General Green, ut Plaque
mine, Louisiana, with loss Of 1000 men, on
river is virtually closed On the 29th, 200
Yankee cavalry were driven into Port Hul-
son Is men we're killed and wounded
Charleston dates Of the eth report no
change. 4 slow fire was kept up. Shells
were thrown into the city Monday night and
Tucsdny Of last week.
The RicAmond Enquirer OF the sth protests
against allowing any more provisions to come
to the Yankee prisoners.
, 1863-12-11
PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS.


WAsuE9ToE, Dec. 10.
Mr.. FOSTER, of Connecticut, gave notice
of bill to encourage enlistments, and credit
such enlistments on the military quotas of
the several States.
MIR. SUMNER, OF Massachusetts, gave no
ticc Of a bill to repeal all acts for tie rendl-
tion Of fugitive slaves
Adjourned until Monday.
Adjourned till Monday.
, 1863-12-11
NOT GONE TO TORONTO.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 10.-The Journal has ad-
vice which 1t credits, that the rebel General
Morgan WIS In Cumberland county, Ken
AuckY, the morning Of the 7th inst, In COM
rany With dye Of Lis officers, proceeding to-
wards Dixie,
, 1863-12-11

WAR MEETINGS. There will be war
meeting 1t Lockport, on this (Frtday) evening.
Tbere will be patriotic add.esecs BY Lieut.. Col.
o. s. Mann, 2slh nliaola, Gil. AcReiding, and
others. 49,
A war raeosirg will also sbe~hc1& It Wllming-
ton, On Saturday evening. .several prominent
gentlemen will address the meeting.
, 1863-12-11

Government stocks firm.
fe9s e9s.....-.r..........f064I
Mo1EY-Easy At 8k@7 per cent, ..........
6ttrl&rK exchange nectGe- -1y fner, 1t l6i@155 tor
1rtt flnke bulls. -.
Gold rrr guiar, unsettled fsm-o pcpIug at tisx
deeli1 ipE to 1ssH nno closing t1rm at 15oX-ln.
, 1863-12-11

The publicsate OF damaged Cape wool this morn
Ing vas not vesy largely ntendea stu enough wegG
werc 5eTy high md exceeded expectations Tie wool
was nold for and on account Of unde1wr1ters: II:
for that In bales: and the 1oose which was very bad
~ damaged, 4k96c.
, 1863-12-11

FLoUE-Qnlct.
GgAIH-Hhest Urn: No. Chicago spring s1.s
Corn nrm at $125- Dther grains quiet and arm.
WHIsKY-better, S349tHc,
INfpRTa-SQC1 bfta f1Qur. II N1 f1u corn.
, 1863-12-11

HsA 4eso1eedEv khe Sendtt and Houee Of Represent
o0p<f Of tie Tinted &ak4t Qf AnerIeo, In Gbng7sss
asskmlsed, taoo-tAirdt Of 10th Hottas coneu77n7:
Tint the following articles be proposed to the
Legislatures Of the several 8tatcs, as an amend
ment to The Coratttution Of tho United States.
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.MuINae.

III Dr.. 6snrp RdptUn, Sptiths,
fraErT in Detsrssura wq6pSafE Sat itbt fem @si5dt mad
SO. 81 RainfFsstiR ttsitser Staet ptrlt9t, tpolsI6lt q nd
frsusa tptrt, QisjsHtssn bsetsHsn ~ t6nTen, pie on Rur5.
k&lisfstt &C. ltiSsr. Das 6slscubs III elm SusItS aus
elmer 9stlrsbutSt 3tttun5;
,,gBtr, bic uufSr;si5aCten ~enpfstlsu 5rn. Ssnro Saotcn
ben SutssIH gstsrsburss unp,HMssSsnO ole tlHtnS 1tuS
BON tp5ea fGnHt1iTtn. purdf tba babEn mir Sriaen Der
SerfiatianeG Dirt tt6aEteu, uR6 .oo bic gBa5I Der @dieI in
bttSsa gao s61 Der ,SSbIten Bi6tisfsit IL, 10 t6uneu mir
On, alesgu ais 5l4tunoietu bsftsLS %vnpftbieH. 1922.
Ddnt6 RdS, ReS. 3. q. gopts
q RGn. 81. MtE1els, Sac 9, Watfon,
I'm. &. Wiitharb, Rep. s. ,Rarr
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0entIebe MpDtbefe.

Gur ben mir ron mtiaeE biefssn 2ouosleutsa 70 reid.
lilo gsI&.nttsH 5ufpru6 ksr1It& 6aEt.nt, smpftbls Id mid
aud ~fsraertiu bersu ~s.neistrn Ds6lpSata. tnesua ID -
skeiAer 3ett CUR StTRtrt6 bringe, bab Id ntbit frtTnen DfeS
feline uR6 srObs @nie Sage, 0rttSuesL y frrsribt, Strs
I6isbrRe SOrtsn 3u6tIui bsutfde &t4orit&, sShRtr &:antgZS
Rdie, G6Oeolaot, Raearput, Salat6l tn srnbsR une httaea
'GI1it.n,. 8imut, sanj,a uRo S~N,aoetrsu, nttft oasn eRkeFl
8spuritE, S4pdHRtt, @aTfimsrisu, Sttfsn ts. &C.; wilde
Nrtift; ID u ben m0sIi&R btaisfta 9rsilsn btNsRs suRftHk.
49,. q. 6. StT&EE, SIT.
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Mirthiaafte Grpfnnna!
0fe Moin uno lite <traf

.. SRrtusn 5rsunS,H uns benz ~sesbrteu 9ubIttdm Die trss.
bEnfle 4lsiet, ba5 .rastne Gte Der Sisn uno c%eaenraes
atIcatat Btftb,6aft nit ben. SsN,n Gstr6utsr isetr art
rtiGia Ssrfsbtn III, uHn 6aR aud ipnitss Grfrti8uusen in
better Sudlt&t lets ~5orrltbts tnb. 9Reem i'd iuu Be
Ia6t 6trfeEbsu frsunStthit eiHlaot, Ssriprt6e t4 eIr6 quite
getrinEe uae aufhasrffdait SeoienIns mir elS HObippuen
uaeinsr sesbrteu @iits ~ %erfpsrhtN. Otots StERtt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-12
QInaeiaen ber gtabt NtebInOub.
8ra1lcrei
WirtbiAaits. 9otnl !!
=. ullb

FL 60 WtTtbiHafts- eothl
bta 6Srea BirtSe1 I'M 9ttrsStrtdutsrtl es %hlttsE!
boa Sitf.iben ttosn atnresn nit Bier aus nittnsr eraqttst
sura biGtafeHI Narttprsis Serlebgn nsrStn toGnsHg enU ~
I "A Bic Ssfeato,n Nuftrdat ~cerleIben ertpsSer IN ustner
8rouSi.f .G6t 9rpoos uHb LIE Straet, oter IN ntstnem
9irtb bahs.2otal tie Sno6e Rite Sroanft. ~ Slntsrs
[aFtn. Darn ffrittet 8eeisnune Itintt 9etNten HgnSen
snS Sarb qIef,rgua ctatS auten, ~StfunSen 8tsrts, bUnI Der
untef,riSRste bic 3abl ~e:rftIben tdst6 ~ s%sIntsIen. =.
D.risIbt trtauSt I'D ~iuelstdb rae ettbrte 9uSIIfrm out
Fttn an Ser Ttea 5ragt Dem Sstater s~tSrnnsety esksente
1fibShsffs, astal oufmtrfiam N rnotrn, ms Srtr'lEuresn
tN 80 .r.E.. ~ SNtltnt.
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s. 81. gtrecfer, asent,

.Q~pot6tfer, 9russtR, Smporttr W n
.btutfden @te mttaltsm u. +. 10. Nr. g.
NaiR.Str., ss9enIter Dem alien 9farttt.
~ 81 teptt Seresn nit Der sr6stsu SOrsfaIt nab
1ualpIt nit duesriter @luttt6frtt bslUret. aantfauf-
lie ute pa6ssR 6es rribbaltts. Eager nuet. !rntl6r, otuf4er
unb Fau,tFIbtr = Pete frii6er = GHRst n. Nanrs>& nttd
il. {. 10. in better aaspohl 'tlbt in &ussnl6eiu RsbmsH. Md
tt grttt.I juu 8sttl ielbff gu atsertsIeu, als ben nlrbIi&tR
Nrsrtr apssIaHtG prresn. Neetjtutah Ten rsTeeR u
ben Nltsltu Sse!asanssu wiceerum nit ntutm Brrratk
aufhsfatfti. =. -.
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ZOE BrUapfraes.


ppteeuonsi WfpeF, unb IufIplrte maEtsldUtn
@tIddft,
IN son Ser atteE Gte1t, ode yer stsn- une Broo6 aa6 BEN
ntrse6autst uub bsjpneers fur Itn Gff6dft- ttnsri5ktsm
9sbda6s; 80. 205 8rpdblrase, irri6aen Der .
4tdn uRe Stem Gtose; ntben e. PTi6S
SIiamiRsslfoTe btrlters1e9en.
G6 ipiIb mid frsusn, mtine Srrunse uub bas sseSrtt
DutIttrnn IN uaeineni neuen, StoIe besTlsen ~ i6nRtH, 100
IL dlse fabsR pefbeu, nae ~ ben 6ausrrtbH&aftss5e>
TGbfhafteH abort. MuverpeM ,ipiro man abtrSnu6 ale IN
ttntm r a. Sure mdagenaefhdt performance attfttl fin
beR, fomteIG pielpaarea, &dnmR, 8iTfsn, SuI1erbu&sr &c.
Durh eute nab btEItge Dnaren tpcet Id oat
feibn mir sgf&snle Brtrausn ~ erbalien fn1su, posoa
fd Ss6srmdnn l~befiguser fam, Der polpriGt Bet
Econ 9ma6k,'
2ok 8roa6fT., amid: s. d. s.
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Teuer. uub artne.QIRefm

Teuer. uub Mt MISUNDERSTANDING
'.=. -. Der T. .".. .'. ':
Virginia Fire & Marine Inyurance Com.
b. 49,. IT,. .. pany g.
Die etE Bona SIZE Capital uup Surplus BON
$500, 900. BsIer unO i'm Sabre 1882 bur@. bic
. 8tIes8rbunS BON SirSiuisu etnsefebt wurbe.
= S.GF6traRssr wtreeu enI&. btsie ats &~amtasnie ere
wadsrf&lrsR an Gistnttum autI art. ais. 3duisr. Rsu|
Sci, 8lttt unp Maarsu dlsr @rL ipwebl IN Der StdOL
aS aud i'm 3dNot, pRo prI6tE Die x%utHeHben ausiaeGunH
zen prompt s%slsi(tet. 49,.
t. es~ Cur bic Ypttt urb 81. autRosmt bsrl StrF&srA>
Cen 8eatuI6nbt ptr6 hibtS btrt6Att.. 49,. >.,..
SfFt.: Ratntrast, jutI6tu Der lOtsn une llttn, HtbtA
Dem .Iuts!ieln 5ptsI, &i6mpHb, ga.
-. <--. O. g. GpTarbtn, prdFh,
DjIIiaw RtU!S sr,, Sstrtt'5 T.. :. :, Ilo.l
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Ianrti,huna Der IRtn @tite.) y

Warauarp tsEte I'D :nathrli& ale stnsn isbr
IcIibrn uuO ttrtt4sn MsnfAsa PAR. e. =.
auf bic Grose Der Sauts, no eoutfs f& asun
auatut.idIj& btfaNs, Usrisbtf err. .
Stt to Elm stfpsrr.t!- =.
Ginestptrrt2 frasts Die Gants srRannt.
Rurquaro Ia1ette.
gsttu sic gan, rubtS. lastee r, Fe ii nt&t
etra in Ger StortuOstti ODER gar m S&isns.
tcrf. - " -. ~.
Die Sante wurst fsusrrOtb, ais ie eteie Na-
men. nEnnen forte. -. -
Uarai tose i'd aud ni6t i'm Qntistnttftn
eeOaht fdete lie.
Hcsn, i'm S6fentcpf obst in Ger StnOteOstct
it f., ni6t, DisptrbOIte- Rdrquaro. aber fe y
fp.nncd etnsefpcrrt, rntbsn sic oon mem !?
SD oetRtbs sic. wttiitt nt6t,. iasts Die
2ante. ....: t'-: -. F.. > .
8ut mir feItf. ~ ~ "
@tcf parum penn? = 49,: ":"'
8arum 2 ,rntsrsusts NarquarO tdhtGnp,
neil S4r Whtten Gin tIstnts lofss Waph srrtR
cos mau tprbt tltrp mus. Elm. muttptqtg5s
! Stub = ia patrtaftts. psnn i'd lie niht Elm,
i~petrtr, wlrpt Is mir isNeu GuatntIid pdouu.
I~Iauftn. Strma6t I'D earlut nr6ts une> latt
mi6 mob pOtnbrsti aue. sts iast. ID lei al.
Iftsulih tisrfu4tts, une: eds BIN. i'd aut, uue
ras Bleite id, fe mag cs nun anfnusrn, ME
f. nil, 49,. ~. - .
@b.r psun sic mil 2~Uuiisn ni6t eliflt& istn
f5unrn, parum ttftbrn gle rarauE ftr3u 6eis
ratben.H 49,. .'.. 500" -~ " -"
gfi6t alldIihR : .. isbr sIidli&! uerIsste
Narauare nit pa ItsQter @infalt. Tie Offer.
iuht maGt mid gerace sludlt6, bds 1T rr6t
intsrs6aut, ras %an1ifrt mid unr eoutit AUD !;
mir rrtrr,n ME Die Sauttu NIT chamber Isbsr,
yrp sic ilne ,natlrltd cod bamit stneetfanpsr.
Mt,r it mus duf isptu 6lu. rrR mir VrurIsu
ipyetsn, faats pie Sluts, wr il fe? i'd MERE
Ia Iofort tt(u@en.c = -
: .Gos 9rtt .putd aus nt&t an, mttne ,9te6s,
trntdfdustt. Warqu ., tis gum Gage Ger bod
,dt icq Ne Ntt"anO lprs8sn, nu6er mir, ss
mast. ptnn IN n ser 9%sssnpdrt sefastsn.-
1b y,rbs allc rosssu @bsnO NIT is al Sburn
70 mneu eanr ;Gtiusn Ste nit Sbru Ni6te 10
lana. @te molten ptau6tsn:
Gber no ba6sn sic tnsins 9i6te penR fem
men 9sltrrt q? T.
I'm ikFent -SIuVWfNI "t SStulk 'geuenubeI.
Sd ~ttsrtife metns Ni&ts Mot, insts rtt
Iaut,, Id bin gang trant SspUrpsp,. psssaIb
MUIR strItss ft mid.
Bet lie, wtt he ia9tt, BEL 99nsn BON einemr
9rdu,taam maItraitirt tpuros, ben ae ui5t Gei=
Zen tcuuts unp rer elm .6dbsniats III.
SD bate fe ntcmaIs 3u. elmer GSe nit eict
lem 6erru ssu6tbtSt. i'd base t6r. MUIR asratttu.
MSsr Sure 0t6ts bat iRr 86pf&tu fur nd,
|fnbr Nayqadvo fort. "
Sb mid nit msiar Ri&te nt&t rs6teu ;
psnn fs stautt nit Sbptu studlt& Istu' ,u
t6nusu, u eenu in @'ottcs NOmtn, i& asbt
pom 9an,.m osrSsn nsiaen 5sssH. So tusrt,
auss> H6tbi9e ttioT9en. -.
@dbrsue nun Warqudrp BEL Der 1ants NIT
rem qtadtiHRtn GrfOIss opsrtrte, ssluua %
tb:a, ltItf cine ttu3s .rafFntr!s Dame .6snfo
poatommeu III tdui&sR bic 3sau Don 6 4t.
eia 3ufaa, Der ia i'm esbsn cine nett mad.
tiasrs, a,pulltssrs NOle fUttIt, ale Die Ratbe.
MATTER t6m etnrdumsn m6&tsn, fam t6m au
fsSr esIsseusr 3tttuIs Elm Fs&t ulbt&sr Sptts.
asl,us. Der prtua purts udmEia, In GUtst eli.
-. 80
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BIriauAt wftotn

DFEtuUNI WBtptW $780, ~
tiatst suls. 4rtsitH, nm IN ttt
Ngntaomerp &dmm 6a6tit
a. sfttsten, Dufelbf ID eutER Qe.n rlb fcttr&bfenft BE.
3dfienna estaIttn fonnen.
IH& psrteh tnr Ramms8abtHatibR eekFanat ptrtsn6t
Dhfeugt 6afttf ~ fauieR esluAL, ftg bic ter3 bS4fs
3ldt taatst Nab Neu abrGFrt;
9. NHpbRntbaIH.G e., :
Rottaowerp. 4fa.
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Deg t56he RaEgtpgei6 fur Cotton. Hnl
4ansa.eamWe utrttsox fleet. 81 sssstlt
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6efebdftssMn3eiocn.
WSiehtfn .fdr Qebrtri

NSiebtt9 fir 2cbrtrI
Sortsn etf6trnen nnn tr Der SfieE rts ua'
t%tr,tl6neten ii, bntsa; :
SemtfbeS M.S=@ t1nD erffcS
=.*> 2efesBmcb.
prrts per Grtmpidr 81. 90. = t~'
Sci Nbnabme RON so uue msbr Grtmplarrn
: -. a $500. ,.~. d. .-.
8te 6srrsn: .9sbxtr fnb frsunDli&f s,fu&t,
t,re 9tRslunssn rs6t 3ttttS Su MAIDEN.
>9srfsupunssn t6nAtn teoe6 tur .rrt mad
6tuIsnouns Oss 8straatt s~rfUIern, bic per 9Of
eptr BET .9rO5erti ,9strdssn per Southern Gr,
prce Company, ssmo6t perNsu tSnnrn.
.. ':. y. 6afffl, :
" r. 5srauFstbsr pss 8i6m. Guletsrrs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-07-10
IN NJ. STANTON, 77e
Secretary of War.
A BATTLE AT HELENAi
Rebels Repulsed with Heavy Loss /!

fE sass Cairo. July 7.
Between eight and ten Thousand rebels under
Holiness Price and Marmaduke made an attack
on Helena on the morning of the 4th They adj
vanced in three columns, but the roughness Of
the ground Was such to prevent the rebels
from bringing up their artillery. They attempts.
ed to carry the works by assault. The centre
column charged in the dreci). of Fort Curtis
and took three lice Of rife pits. The fl INK at
tack wassnot 80 successful, which subjected tho
centre to an emilia ling fire which swept them
down in great numbers. They were soon sur.
rounded and captured. One whole brigade, or
what was left oft, numbering eight hundred and
forty, fell into our hatds, seven hundred and
forty of whom arrived here this morning, among.
them Col. Levi Seventh Missouri, Col. johnson,
and Col. Bell "...-
Gen. Pren was aware of the contem ,lateN
attack, and was prepared. He hed about a 900
mer, and was aso assisted by the gunb lat Tyler.
Prisoners say that the attack will be renewed
and battl, commenced at a. IN. and contin-
ued until 10 p. IN. The Il bel loss was not less
than L. 500 in killed. wound ID and prisoners
The entire federal loss WIS not over one kund-
red. Prentiss is confident that he can repel any
assault made. 1t was thought that the rebel
depredationS near Lake Providence was to draw
our eunbosts to that point and thus give then,
a better opportunity at Helena.
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seeing the batteries Withdrawing, and
installing this for retreat, made An in
fantry ATTACK yp,t the shiit.Sd obtained a
position iu q lihesscpttioglo pieces and
almost anpih{s,ing ,naA infantry SUP
porA; bYlbsHre they had tine to rejoice
oseFs tbefr imaginary .success the fresh
batseFies poutss! in tSsaly kH of cannis
ter And case shot. The iafabtry reserves
joiasa enseithes flaskofesbe Gap, charged
them, and. added greatly to their des,ruc-
ton. They we're completely surprised
and hundreds threw down their arms ard
asked for quarter. Nearly the entire bri-
oade Of Gen Garrett surrendered. and
Garnett himself was wounded and barely
made his escape.
Too much credit cannot be given to our
batteries, which for hours stood at their
Guns under abroiling sun, aud ssrrfon6d-
ed by the missiles Of death, retrea.ing gu
y to give. their position TO. others, when
their caissons. were exhausted. The in
tantry engaged, who nobly did their duty,
and the enemy to-day at their hands have
received the greatest disaster ever a9-
ministrsted by the Union forces. ia, -
All officers award the highest honor to
Gen. Meade for able generalship since he
assumed command, and particular y for
GOODNESS, decision and energy. Of the
memorial 81 Of july. 9t.,a-.'gl ,7r.i,.,
Last night, believing it TO be bis duty
to the cause, and to learn how far he
would be supported in the approaching
conflict, he summoned his corps and di.
vision commanders for consultation. r-s-t
SOY gf 81, iHeadquarters. July 4th, Ia.
To Major General Halleck: -.-f-- .ff-.- hoar
The position of affairs is not materially chang
ee since my last despatch of a. p,. We nov
hold Gettysburg The enomy has abandoned g
large number of his killed and wounded on the
field 1 shall probably. be able to give you g
return of our capture ard losses before right
and return of the enemy's killed and wounded
in our hands. Is. .a-.s .-...-.r III .sr at
(Sigued,) GEO. G. MEADE, q.
.-rg f@.7 etr Hip wig jor General.
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac, }
...s.fs -. July s. $50 a. IN. .s.s {
10 Major Gen. Haleck d: .e. .e'f
The enemy retreated under cover o!
night and a heavy rain, in the direction
of Fairfield and Cashtown. Our Cavalry
is in pursuit. .s... ....... ~. -
l cannot give you detailes Of our cap
lures in prisoners, colors and arms. Up
wards OF twenty battle flags will be turned
IN from. one corps. My wounded and
those of the enemy are in our hands
(Signed,) bal, GEO. G. MEADE, -o
:- Major General Commanding. +
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-07-10

The following order Of Gen. LEE speaks
for Itself, and shows the difference between
the actions Of our officers when in the
Southern country. and those of the rebel
army when invading Northern States:
Headers Army Northern Virginia,
Chambersburg, Pa, June u.
General Order No 73:
The commanding general has observed
with marked satisfaction the conduct Of
the troops on the march, and confidently
anticipates results commensurate with tho
high spirit they have manifested. No
troops could have displayed greater forth
,ude or better performed the arduous
marches of the past ten days. Their con-
duct in other respects has with few -excep-
tons been in keeping with their character
as soldiers, and entities them to approba-
ton and praise, ...- -.. 1.sTs
There have, however, been Instances OF
forgetfulness, on the part of some, that
they have in keeping the vet unsullied rep
exacted of us by civilization and christian
itr are not less obligatory in the country
Of the enemy than in our own. ~
/, The communicating general considers
that no create, disgrace could befall the
army, and through it our whole people,
than the preparation of the barbarous
outrages upon the innocent and defense
less, and the wan.ou destruction of pri-
vste proper!y, that have marked the " ,,,,,..
I OF the e~~,uy IN our own country. Such
proceedings not oul y disgrace the perpe-
traitors and all connected with them, bat
are suh7ersiye ofthe discipline and eficen-
CIV Of the army and destructive Of the ends
Of our present movement. II must be re-
'nembered tina. we make war only upon
armed men acd that we cannot take VEN
geance for the wrongs our people have
suffered without lowering ourselves in the
eyes Of all the adherence has been ex,
cited by the atrocities of our enemy, and
offending yainst Him 20 whome vengeance
belongeth, without whose favor and sup.
port our efforts must all prove in vain. !.
The commanding general therefore earn.
estly exhorts the troops TO abstain with
most scrupnlous care from unnecessary or,
wanton injury to private property and
he enjoins upon all officers to arrests and
bring to summary punishment all who
shall in any way offend against the orders
on this subject. .-.. - = me as "a. 70 r.
.-asf r. E. LEE, General.
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II k al sS.Ei srotasiy ssssr FiI.T,

Saturday. Ykulaz Yazvz asaslIavr gf
A special from Harrisburg dated tho
evening Of the 7th. states that at i o clock
p. IN Tuesdays a'furioas battle ~As rag.
ing at Wllliamsport, in which the ami
hiIation of The rebels s~ss considered near
". certain. 3laAe later speciat reports that
the whole rebel army was routed 1ane ins
panic, throwing away their arms, DC,
and flying in every direction. so1sss asT
81 90 20 's'qo' ps1rafris5uf1g, 'Ja,y 7 >.
No information Of the route Of Lees
army has been received here.
Sot.3e ,ssr,4a. .Washington, July,7y
s'Specsal to the Iribune.-Ther Rfpu5lt-
can says information has reached hers TINT
our troops hold uudisputed possession Of
South Mountain Pass. 70 so'lS ~ &s
The naval steamer T.-r Wilson left Wick sburr
on the 4th, and arrived here at II o'clock this
morning with official dispatches from AduaraL
Porter to Captain Peunock. =
A dispatch says that Yicksburg SURRENDERED
It ten o'clock on I e morning Of the 4th OF July
to the federal forces. 1'a'f@
LATER.
Cairo, July
The surrender Of Vicksburg is reported
to have been uneonditioosl. Three divis.
ions under Stevenson, Smith and Fornev
numbering many soldiers, composed the
garrison. 1t is thousht their Ammunition
and part Of their supplies gave out. =,
Washington, July 7.
To Governor Of Wisconsin
Vicksburg surrendered to the U. s.
forces on the 4th of July, and Gen. Gran
is now in possession, 71't.s-s 7a,as's
EDWIN NJ STANTON, o's
mn. Secretary Of War.
f..u,.., .-.a..-.,- Cairo July Tie rx.
There Is nothing later from WICK sburg. In
fact, nothing NAV be expected for day or tso,
as the steamer V. F. Wilson IS a very fast DO It
and came from below without stopping at the
top OF her speed, to bling the news to the Navy
Dep artment
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First Assembly District Convention.

A Democratic Convention for the pur-
pose of electipg two Delegates to represent
the First Assembly District in the Demo
cratic State Convention, will be held at
the hotel of A. TTErzEx, in the town OF
Newton, on Saturday, the 18th day ofJu-
", at 2 O'Clock p. NJ The several towns
in the District Will be entitled to Delegates
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EF The Democratic Review.- Of Osh-
kosh, has been enlarged, and otherwise
improved in appearance. 1t is now one
Of the neafest and ablest Democratic pa.
pers in the State. More success to it.
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Ev JEyr. DAVIS i, !. s.rres.ing men !, !,

~ TF'DAVIS IS H'1EalHy men IN
the reyolted States for speaking iu favor
of the old Union. ABE LGScoLN is DOING
precisely the same thing in the LOYAL
States. 1t is crime now, both North
and South, to;speak Of The Constitution
as it is, and the Union as i: wa,' e..
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Third Assembly District.

A Convention for the purpose of elect
Assembly District in the Democratic State
Convention, will be held in Two Rivers. on
Saturday, July 18th. at 2 o'clock L. NJ
The several towns will be entitled to Dele
ga;es as follows in The Convention:
Maaitowoc, 5. Two Rivers, I
slisihco,t.. q Gibson, /
Two Greeks. ...-s. Ill .tr H.
.,.t -.~4. A.. JERE CROWLEY.
,-o.,-an. al, *. Chairman Committee,
EE Tie above Conventions should ap.
point their COMMITTEES. for tue coming
year.. ..' c-ss E-s:.s orc o. E.Fc sE
: -s- -t p gsuh s.gH-ez-r. 80 20 ..
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A Desperate Battle Fought on Friday
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''''''''@'" ''s'' PHILADELPHIA, July 8.
A special dispatch to ,Forney's Press.
dated Hanover 1p. NJ via Washington,
Sd. saws: s11 ,59E3S'EliE = 81 Eo49
This morning our forces opened or, s.
600 rebels who advanced On the field at
daybreak for the.purpose of pil!sging our
dead, andsthe rebels hastily retreated. 2
1H The fight thus far has been The most
terrific Of the WARP The loss on both sides
is heavv.s A desperate battle RACES. ee'"
sdRebel mail matter was captured, and
among the letters it is reported there was
y letter from Prest. Davis to Lee, saying
he could send him no more troops as Rich
mond was seriously threatened 15z-s'o