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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24

A MoDKL SPEEcH The following sensible
speech is said to have been delivered by a cap
tain OF an Iowa regiment. when informed that
his company was about TO present him with an
elegant sash and sword
Boys. If you have any money to spare. send
Il home TO your families, if they need il: if rot
keep II until YOU need it yourselves. will buv
my Own sword. Should you do it, and should
1t come 10 disgrace in these hands. YOU could
but regret the gift; or should accept il of Won
and some day hnd it my imperative duty TO
kick some one OF the donors our of the compsnv
II might be unpleasant TO think was under ob
hgatons 70 that person as a contributor 10 the
elegant sword fund For these reasons must
hrmly and kindly decline the honor which vour
loyal hearts prompt you to 6estow. Wait nm
III the war = over; wait until the tile Of battle
shall have been saved; wait until shall have
proved myself worthy to receive So noble gifr
until you have shOsn yourselves. bv deeds q,
daring aud feats Of bravery, WORTHY to bestow !,
upon me; then perchance, | NAV be happy 10
accept al yOur hands some lasting Testimonial
OF your confidence and esteem. Till then.
wait"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24

=, ORGANIZATIONS OF LOHALIsrs The rebels ev-
identity hnd il ficulJ undertaking to renrAss
the spirit OF losalty in East Tennessee. Everv
one o. their sheets contain evidence of Iris fact
and the reports OF those Who continue N escsns
nom that region aud come within our lines fnr
nlsh most fOrcible illustrations.
Communication dated Clinton, NAY 9. and
sent to tie Knoxville Register. develops The
TACT that -mong the Cumberland mountains in
Anderson eoanty. there is regularly oresnizsd
oAnd OF Union men, no deiy al the efforts .,
zoe rebels Tor exterminsiing them, Who pouDcs
aPoa small parties OF tie rebel soldiery AZ eve,V
opportunity, and who support themselves by
rsa'Ar ewes OF forage and provisions imposed
sPoa the rlch 'secesa" in the valIeys. In col
scnng TIER contributions they manifest sub
ue'y OF planning and rapidity Of execution tia,
utterly stiles their enemies.
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Legal Advertisements.
N1ORTGAGE sALE-Defaul having


WI been made IL the CONDITIONS o. q crts u -1rl-s
= thereby tae ~ rr ILerr Contained O. SEA Las -e1-
o3--atIFe. execule- b. Wan 44lla- AL L--z- o.
.i.s lis Aile u l1g--1 comfy A----. - LA
ff.v-luort % iLe state u N-W --t- l-- *
tzalas aasol B-czn1eE a y. sisat~el AlasTc4 al d
sixty-jue. al rec1r LED Dec-11-r twenty --=Lt. 3.
A lsoI i tie olce oi tie hes ste- % u-e-s Tor
tie county % Khan L. tie state % Michigan .1 -1=r
l. U rnorrEaz-s o. page , -p11 which I--ts---
thera l. c-ans- l. be d., Al TIE l4te " ts -~l--
Ne sr .. w. llulra- 49, iHsliy e-s-t Goals
-igtIy-t1re- cents 40 70 SIT % Fr9c-e1ss a. i-~
having beel Instituted o. recover &C.! part --e-.. 10
lie = therefor hereby svel t1at o. las -. .l-
twenty seventh Gay ~ A-s -st --x- IL Twelve c5rz
loou s-4-- -l-.- a----- 81 .-- - ness '----r
sale - Lax pace a. n ir1lt -C1r ui Lnr llgla-1
county Circuit Court Ho-s-. o. lie vi--g- @. A-=c--
me ursns-s c0ugalle1 n s1Cl mortgage. .- - % --
th.lot - sl- b. Necessary SATISFY t-- ---l Us
-. scl luol-.-Se. 49, sl- cents interest an ZEE =
ens-S torether with Attorney Zee Cove1-lts- TT
taereinl thai say IL lolioN piece parcel ID
.ud snaate u Ilg1aul couuty. Michigan. VIZ. tie
81 aaf tn r0ria u4st quarter ot section twelve a.
.n township tlree north u range one east
Date- Detroit, My -stl. A. IL. So
LA DAVENPORT, AC-lg-see
" J. WATERxAN, Attorney. 4oNs--
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24
DROBATE ORDER -State of Mich.


igin, County Of lngham. sat- session OF the
Probate Court for the county u Ingham holden az The
Probate Oice, IN tie village u Mason Monday, THE
18th day Of May. 10 The year thousand eight han
ret ami sixty three; Present " IN II Pi1csuev Judge
OF Probate In the matter OF the estate ol C4-sius
smith, deceased. On reaiing and filing tie petition
duly verified, Of Ilom4s Park AMI klz beth smith.
administrators praying for license 10 sell portion Of
the real estate OF which said Clssls smith died sezei
Ihereupon Is ordered That Monday, the 9th day of
July next. az II O'Clock ia the forenoon. he zue
for the hearng0f sad petition, ani that thl heirs Al Lass
OF said deceased, AMI all other persons interested 90 SAID
state are req ired % appear - session OF sa Court
then u be holden AZ tie Probate one il the village az
Mason. and show cause i any there be Why tle prayer
81 the petitioner should lot b. grant. And further
ordered that said petitioner give notice 10 the persons
interested II SAID estate, " the peltelay ~ said pei-
ton and the hearing thereof By causing copy 81 tbs
order 70 be published 10 the Lansing Republican news
paper printed and circulating said county iugham
successive weeks previous 70 SAN cay NJ hearing.
"A true cOpy.) WI. Il. PlNCHNEl
6w422 Judge u Probate.
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IDROBArE ORpER-State Of Mich

igan. county ~ iaslanl. SIS At session % the
Probate C04rt Tor the cluts vi uaIn holden 40 the
Probate dice the village ~ Mason I0esiav the
LIN day II Nay, pa the year one tl0lsaul eight Llu-
lrcd ani sixty-tnree, Present Vim II. Pmckncy Judge
vi Probate. II the matter Of the estate I'D james
Tyler deceased ca reaIing and fling gIe pei. tIOn .
dty verified, Of Catharine tyler aat Jesse p Hall o.
mllistrat0rs upon said estate. praying among otaer
tnings Tor license 10 sell portion "a re estate
watch said deceased died sex for plTpose III
pay debts against said estate.
Ihereupon IL IS ordered, That Tues las the -ql 4g o
lns next, al IA O'Clock tn forenoon oe ass .-ae
for the hearing oil said petition that lcrs AZ
OF said deceased and all other persons Interested m sail
estate required 10 appear session 0 said Cour
then 10 be holden 81 the Probate Oice ia the village t
Mason dshow cause, any there be, Why TIE prsyt
the petitioners should not be granted And q Is for
Their Ordered, That SAID petitioners give notice a..
persons interested IN said estate %. peudeucg OF
said petition aud tie hearing thereof by cusing c9py
of this order 70 be published the lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating said county oi
ugham successive weeks previous said lay hear
ing. A true copy.) VIZ II. PINCkNEY.
6@{-0 Judge ol Probate.
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DROBATE ORDER.-State Of Micbl

4 -
4 gan. county Of iugham, ss---At a session Of tlD
probate Court Tor the co-lty Lgnam holden Al til
Probate Once the vIllag ol Mason. the llth gay
li Nav. la the year LhOusAn4 eight hundred ALL
XIV three; Present. " "a. IL Pnckuvs. Judge ri fro
oEte Ia matter 0i the Stale 90 Waite r.. NilE.
sou 4ud others. minors GA reading uIls The p-ii
ion Guly verified, oil Nancy Wilkinson. guardian
tninO. = praying license L. sell estete
said minors,
Ihereup0n Is Ordered that Monday, the oth day
JAY next IL Cock IA the forenoon. he Assigned TO-
the hearing said petition, anu that al persons inter
esIed said estate, required 70 appear a. sIOl
OT sail Court u be holden al tao Probate Uice
the village OF Mason and snow cause, d Any there bc
and luf tner Ordered That s4il petitioner give uO-
tcr persons Interested sail estate pe--
lency 81 SAID petit Oh, AMI TIE hearing thereof by
copy oi this 0rse4 90 Doe published DO the Lansing
Republican. newspaper pri-t-- aul ORIGINATING s4
county VI lnglam, successive weeks previous t0 sa-4
-4y ui hearing
A true copy NH u PiNth>Ll-
-2lwl dg ..t o. Probate.
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~ gau-IAs olcu4t CO-it Tor tu4 county " llsLsll.
. laucsry-Dav4 BlstwIcA, CoilllA4ualt. 6. lliyi-
-rueau l.lC r.lJt.. Nl-l4es H. dove --- "a li4lL
"a HE Defendants IL ls-i-cc 81 see4rtt e4-9l
Il TIE trc L0Lrt lgr Lie count. % Lsua1 ~ LAa-
81. "a made ~ IL ABOVE C44--. Nal 10 s-l 4-l-r tl
.rssun Vi lie s4bscllDur. al p-yl4- al-tlJA - iA
RUM toor VI Iue Au-l Lylel- 4lu cay Ltl size
Ia thursday. lie send 4ay - J4s -e4t, ole c-1A
I Tie afternoon, tl- llO" -s 4-,~f4-- properly ~ ca
uuCu tne my -Jlleut ~ SATISFY t-1 aeci-
.alsFgst Gusts t-4- -As-. va h-uN- 49, Uist-
-alsnel as a pat the 4ult- Aal ~ tle uurtl rAs
ltrter of section line IOWA ly-l Ol "a,
lausc Two west. Uo1ulud loAO~s- 81 ginning
5. an ng four on-lls 4ud slAly i've ~. "a ID IT,
csl-r u Nj stree ts, a. tLe gc-yi
"a TIE town M-l lslu. Low L-a-l-s an rlAl4i
.uence nOrIl three Cl-4ls ana l0f} seven a-- l.4
mks u lns angie the TOa- thence uortn tnlily le
ress west a40g street AJ4tu Aue ol s-l4el
aile al point cllllls ninety three links 1-7
rom the nOrlh lrger POST u Tie section, thence "a.
on the section Inc twenty lve chains al nl4@ ais
All luks, Thence sJutA s-Xiecl chains ALL A.. -lA7
thence Seventeen chains ana ninety l-As - TN
place beginning, lo-ial-.-s t-ii+ io4l r-- 'Ai- D
/ uuret one sac oeet-t-
lriau aul STATE MH-ncln ii-e 1tov- pr uses
be suld subject % WHOM rgat % dover therein
dated, My -0th, 1868
HORAUO PRATT,
Circuit Court C0am issioner for lly1am Co., INCH
GEO. l. PARSONS, solicitor for Compt
42lw7
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NATHAN GUILE, Proprietor.
NOTICE.
Mineral Range state Road

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
William Fl. stevens. Comm ssioaer Of the Aunera.
Range state Road fer The County Of Kewee1aw vii re-
celVe proposals in writing a. Cappr HArhor il sail
county for the construction Of the Mineral Range state
Road from kweenaw Point he village u Copper Ha--
Der IN sai1 county OF kewesuaF, from thence u b
southern boundary Of sa1c llv, upon tie cute IS es
taosned BY The saryey NJ Henry Merry weather John
T. B.anty and Edward J. HL5srt
Notice Is also sivoa that slid Commissioners viii be
al TIE PhHaix Hotel ia he village o. Eagle River II sai
county on the seventeenth day Of July. A. D 49, at
O'Clock II the forenoon for the purpe Of xlrnin
Al proposals OF bis, which may have been submitted 10
d % or the construction 81 the w1o any patcar sec
ton u sai1 roAt a11 for the citing and contracting for
the construction Of tbs whole any part Of saii road
70 the lowest responsible bidder subject 20 the aprrova
Of the bo1rd Of upervrsors = ksws4w county 10 D.
pail Tor out OF the swamp Lands ID the Upper PENN
sn according 70 the provisions Of the acts and amend
neuts thereto Of the Lars atr-e for the construction
o. TIE - Mineral Range state Ros1
Dated, Copper Harbor- (sich-.l Mar % 1855
WILLIAM Il STEy IN. C0mT
Mineral Range State Road for Ksweenav County.
4o4w5s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24
Piano FOries 4 WeIOdeOns,


WHO Is SOLE AGENT FOR THE
W GAZE = Co. Piano. and SIMMONS WHITNEY Melo-
deems in lansing Mich would cal the attention Of the
public CD Al, stock ol Instruments n tle purchase II
Instrument. two things % bee accomplished The
lrst perfect MlsieGi Instrument combining rvtrv
desirable point which goes O. maze mp melody, power
sweetness, ease OF action and durability The other IS
both 81 which are combined the above instruments.
Those who have them Will admit that they not
excsllel by any the market. Every instrument IS
fully warranted % give entire satisfaction and Will be
sold al Manufacturers Prices
A dne Octave Piano with all the late improvements
be for few lays Call at the City Book store.
AZ A. J. VlELE
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DROBATE ORDER-state of Mich.

igan, county Of Ingham sat a sas ion OF The
Probate Court for The county OF u ghsI8 holden al e
Probate Orce N the village Of Mason OIL Monday the
1rst day Of June. II the yeaz one thousand eiEAt
hundred and sixty three. Present. Vim Il PincSn az
Judge OF Probate II the matter % the estate ~ James
Rosecrance, deceased on reading and n.iag the Deti
ton, duly verified II Henry " RoSacranee "a son af
said deceased, praying that letters Of administrator
upon said estate may BE- granted o. said petitioner.
Ihereupoa 4 : ordered that Monday the Oh Jay 90
July next II II O'Clock 10 The forenoon. b= ass-ne
for the hearing Of sad petition aud that the hss ta
- said deceased ant al oher persons Interested ~ sal
estate are re4glre u appear Al session ~ s Court
then 70 be aoi Den At tins Probate Once the village
Mason aud sbow cause any there BE- wy the PRAYER
q ne petitioner should not be granted A1d i Is fr
tne- or1ere1, that sai Ttt 1er give notice q the per
sons interested il sait estate n TIE tendency nr M
petition and the hearing thereof hv causing copy q
this order % be published j. the lansing Reu lem q
newspaper printed an- crcai.n IL sail comfy of Ing
ham Successive weeks previous O. SAID lav ~ hsa-
Ing "A true copy VA q PINCKNEY
424SS Judge Of PROBATE.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S sALE-In,nr mr..

A slslce Of license = n granted ~ the JasSe CO
Prct1te for ne county ~ Ingha-. IL Isl 1y g.
Nay. ls6s, J SHAH sci az P-bIc s1ctl1a. 81 t-e
iro-i steps O. TIE Court H1use tie village = Nlso1
OF saturday, tn ll-h cay o. JAY next a. occk %
The afternoon O. s-it caT, az The right, tide a. u
te-est @. Eosnsz.r austin -eCsass1 hsct O. TIE al
os right o. COVER therein sat sI els u and o IL.
= = the : o. Section twenty ---1e. ~ toFn
Two rorth q range oue wssr except ons-har acre 60
TIE : c9roer. and also. seven acres Z v coTre-
y ne = p the = % secto, twenty -uae, -
TN {. y. containing 4 > acres mare CT llss
Terms nz1s knoSu dsy q SAC
w AUSTIN
Ad1a'r Estate q Eosnsza- 4-siia- deceased
422ws
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. EWEENAw BAY STATE ROAD

Notice IS hereby given, tnat contracts for the
construction Of mrca q the above named road Is
lies within TIE county Of Marquette beng about TWEEN
~ eight miles, wlh be let BY ths subscriber ms
tenee IN Marquette the thirteenth day Of JeF next
SPECIFICATIONS Of the work 70 be done aad ali matters
connected herewith vii Be open for the inspection o.
al persons desiring 70 bad for the constructive O. thr
whole any Of saii rr o. and after fhe frss
lay Of Jlly next AL bis O. be sealed and placed II
the hands q the Commission before twelve Qa1
octock " OF the day OF letting Plvments for the
WORK % oe made By the STATE n swamp Izu-s
theo a. Marquette, 4ieh., als 6th day Of Jrue A. D
isoA u. L HEWITT
e-S"s c0nnlsssolsr.
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o. IA LIN Z - q
Commissioner Of he GensraI Land
Nonw III PREENgrIoN cLAIMANr.

NOTICE To PREENPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled % the right of presumption 4
any Of the lands within the townships parts Of town
ships above enumerated, IS required TO establish ths
10 the satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver
the proper Land Ufce and make payment therefor as
practicable after seeing this notice and before
the day appointed for the commencement Of the public
sale OF the lands embracing the claimed oherwls.
such claim viii be forfeited
J. " EDMUNDS
Commissioner Ct tie General Land 01oe
NOTE.--UndeF the regulations OF the Department a
heretofore and now existing, payment be mad,
for advertising prucamaous except such publishers as
specaiy authorized 10 publish By ths Commissioner
OF the General land OIce 4l5wl3
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safe OF state Lands.
STAIE LAND OFFICE. ;
L1nslnq, June l5.h, 1858

LlltSIIll1 JHle IoLh, Iou3 J
NOTICE is hereby given, that certain
y state swamp Lands, embracing i've hundred and
1ty thousand acres less situated II the towns
ana ranges mentioned below. Will be offered fr sale az
public alcton at tnis once Thursday tie 30th day
OF July next, al 10 ocock A M at minimum price
u ten shling Per acre, and Oh the terms established
BY law.
Included IN tins list found some OF the best
most valuable farming anu pine alhs offered BY
the state. situated IA the counties Of Clinton Gratiot
Isabella NisSegOn. Newlygo, Oceana Masoa Manistee
LaSe. Grand IlaverSe. L.ealaw. Antrim. EinIn-t and
ChebOy san and others together with townships ID
Pressure -le all peua counties lOI heretofore % red
supposed be valuable account Of their pine and
locaLlou
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24

II prrsr1-ce O. Az. = Abraham Lincoln President
O. the Cnitet states q America 90 hereby dec are and
make known tat p-bic s4las W. be held the under
eutou41 Land O1ces IA tLe Territory q Nasll-E-o
and the states u Michigan ana K1nsas the period
hereinafter cesi gnate1. vii.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24

Al the Land Oaics a. I1nia. c0nms-c.ng On Monday,
he thirteenth (l3th day u Jlg next t1r the 1spoS
u the a1 Is tbs Numbered Saeti01s arc
paris u secoas, within the aforementioned toElsaiq
which remain % tls United states within nils 20
each side o. tle railroad from Grand Haven AID fert
Marquette u Flint AID thence % Port Huron subject
4s re 1irel by ~. ~ minimum " tE0 dollars aad
dfty certs per ARE viz
North o. he base line and west q tbs prilcipa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17

twice that size. The families females and children
were in the act Of removing from them to their res
idences when fret noticed them. The soil is Of q
peculiar kind of clay aud the walls Of these suber-
raneau chambers are almost las hard as brick. Nails
are driven in the walls for various purposes Of con.
yenience, and some of them at least seem TO have
been not unpleasant abodes. On expressing sur
prise at their number, Confederate officer within
hearing said that those but small portion Of
the whole number But l did not have time TO
examine further.
The captures here amount to l04 pieces Of light
artillery and from 80 to 60 pieces OF siege guns.
Among the latter is the celebrated Whlstliug
Dick" one Of the most effective guns tho Rebels
had. This was the gun that sunk the gunboat Gin
cinuati and has always been dread to such boats
as had occasion to go within its range. 1t, with
Others is planted upon tho bluff at the upper end Of
town, and sweeps the river ~ the extent Of its
reach both up and down.
About 5 o'clock in the afternoon, / sscended TO
the cupOa Of the Cour.House, fiom which com.
mapdlng view is bad Of the surrounding country.
Here IL sight came TO view which, taken in oonnec-
ton with the surroundings snd associations, was
beyond description. The soldiers were marching
into town, which was spread out like map at our
feet and very soon the streets were black with
them. Regiment after regiment came over the hills,
and, with eolsIs flying and bands playing, moved
down into the city, for whose possession they had
so long been contendDg. Turning to the river, the
whole fleet Of transports were in sight on their way
from MP The Yazoo TO the Vicksburg wharf. Al
times Us many as 2j frsi-class Western steamers
could be at once.
! On the approach Of night, rockets and roman can
dies began to stripe the air. So II has turned out,
indeed that our brave soldiers did celebrate the 4th
Of July in Vcksburg. TIL 10 o'clock the blaze Of
fireworks was continual. 1t then died off, and the
town found itself more quiet than it had been for
months before.
The appearance Of the prisoners, two-thirds OF
whom were sick, gave evidence Of what they had
endured. fourth ration Of mule meat was all they
had had for some time. They seemed much re-
leved as we'll as the citizens and ate vor.ciously OF
whatever was TO be had from our boys In many
instances they to be seen paired oil with Union
soldiers talking, doubtless, OF their respective exPe-
rieDces. Dispatch boat leaves. must close. NIX.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
THE ATTACK on CHARLESTON.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF.GENERAl GILMORE.
All the StrOngholdS on the South End Of
Morris Island Captured.
Advance Of the Infantry Against the
Remaining Fort.
wAsHiSeToN. Thursday. July l6, 1859

wAsHlSGToN Thursday July l6, 1853.
The following report has been received at the
headquarters Of the army;
HKs1evARTERs, DEPARTMENT OF THE sorTH'
Ir TBK FRLp, NORRIs ISLAND, 5. C., July H. ioo''
Ma Gen H. ". HALLKCk:
SIR: have the honor to report that at o'clock
On The morning Of the 10th inst, made an attack
on the enemys fortified position on the sou'h end OF
Morris Island, and after HI engagement lasting three
hours and quarter captured all his stronghoids on
that art Of the island, and pushed forward my in-
fsntry to within Geo yards Of Fort Wagner.
We now bold all the island, except about one
mile on the north end, which includes Fort Wagner
srd battery on Cummipgs's Point, mounting at the
present lime IA or ID heavy guns in the aggregate
The assautug column was galanty led by Brga-
Ssr.General Strong. Ii landed in small boats under
cover Of our batteries, on Folly Island, and four
Monitors, led BY Rear Admiral Dahlgren, which
entered the main channel abreast of Morris Island
.oop after our batteries opened. The Monitors con-
inued tnoir fire during the day, mostly against Fort
Wagner.
On the morning Of the ll,h inst. at daybreak, an
s,tempt wss made to carry Fort Wagner by assault
The parapet was gained, but the supports reeoiIed
under the FIRE TO which they were exposed, and
could not be got up.
Our Losses in both actions will not vary much from
$50 in killed. wounded, and missing. We have
taken eleven pieces of heavy ordnance and large
quantity Of camp equipace. Tie enemy's ioS' IL
killed snd wounded will not fall short Of 200.
Very respectfully, yor- ohedleut servant,
Q. A GILLM RE, Bis Gen. Commanding
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
The Pursuit Of the Rebels.

Correspondence Of The n. !. THbune.
HAGERsTows, July l3, 10 o'elock.-1he Rebels
lett this town Oh Sunday. Yesterday Gen. kil-
patricks Cavalry with an artillery force attaeked
them two miles out Of the town, and drove them
toward the river; and the report now is that Lee
has bis army nearly all over the river at Wihsms
port. The cavalry are after them, aud Meade =
army are all moving. Meade's forces were 10 toe
left Of this plsce extending to larPers ferry last
night / will wnte again toon. G. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Morgan,s Rebel Forces near Mnysviiie, NY

CINCNNATI, WednesdsyI July 10, I0bJ
At II o'clock last night il was reported that tho
advance guard Of Morgans Rebel forces was at
West Union, Adams County. His scouts approached
the fiver opposite Maysville this morning, but were
driven back h~ ""- - .:s.