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FROM MADISON.


rapec.al p..pateh 70 TIT Ch,e<-- --'s-re.1
MADISON, Wis., Iats : H. 1854.
An order has been lEsutu bs Adlataa,t Cen
.ral GAYLORD relative to Wiscuustu's quota M
der the last call Th5 number Of men neces-
.a,y ue, ,0sa} mag be raised By volunteer en-
.11stments In any old regiments or batteries,
" in the 4od regiment. II not TINS filled DE-
lore the dr1it takes place, quotas VIA oe
nssi2ped by the district Provost AArsnals.
Tie 4ed regiment is to be three years resf.
mini. the second lIeutcnsnts to be appointed
,rom .hs field, aud recruiting commissions h.
tued. Volunteers get Government bounty, II
,,ronortion to term Of enlistment and thoae
harior fanilies, extra Sfate pay, and
mr. credited to the spb-iist1iet given as theiz
,s+ideucc at the time Of enlistment
Camp Randall, Madison, Is .desiEnatcd as
the u1ace Of Rendezvous. The order COZ
clndes with the following patriotic appeal:
,.AYain calling upon the State to contrsbnte
FINN her SONS 10 fill the ranks Of our army,
thc Governor remembers with pride the 1e-
snonse which has ever been made 10 the
ral1s Of. the general Government, and en-, IT,
dcnce thereon is given that Wisconsin SUI
nsIutnins her place among the ofe"os' IN
LOYALTY and devotion to tha Union ae
aeain. appeals, with conhdence. to INC nn.
wea.ied patriotism OF the people
for ! prompt response y ,oauasee,
en1,.tments to this call, with the hope thai
| tie new accessions thereby aeenfed to oul
/ n,t,onal >forces shan result IN the speedy
overthrow Of The rebellion, the supremacy
the Government aud the eetabllshment o
peace and prosperity throughout all tn
1snd." =,
This city to dsy, By $50 to e', voted so'o
for bcnnties.
II. The enrollnent Of this city includes som
| 1900 names, many Of which should oe 8111e
, 1864-07-31

The 0,I7airA With mnr.an-Cuppcr-
hcuus nnu their Pro- pccts-

fRpecfsl risp1trh to the Chicago rlnrne.l
CHARLESTON, ILL.,, Saturday, July q, 1861.
The elaborate account Of tho killing of
John O'Haig and John Frazer, near thetr old
nome IN the O'Hair settlement, hrs no funn.
.1ation In fact It Is positively Known here
that O'Hair and biz cnmpauions have crossed
the ohio into Kentucky. Sume Of Ills friends
say they have Joined their fortunes to thosc
OF John 3torg au, the guerilla chie.tain, and
thut htT may be expected in this vicinity when
John makes his ucx1 raid
The Ccpperhea'ss In this vicinity are det
aut hut quiet. The prrscnce of IL company
et veterans ut tnls post tends to produce this
result.
At Par's, Edgar county, there has been no
outbreak, although we'll informed persona
,,re expecting 1t daily.
In jasper county, twenty-five miles eouth
ef Charleston, the Copresheads are In ar ass,
It is understood that the demand fuF protec-
tlon made on the Provost slurshul General
will nut b. met By tl,at official until thu local
civil authorities shall have first made the de-
1hnnta.
Nothing further from the disturbance In
Montgomery.
There was a CoppeEaeal Convention IN
Cbar1csthn, yesterday, composed Of delegates
from the counties of Shelby, Clark, Edgar,
EfIlnghau, Coles and Cumberland, for tue
nomination OF District Attorney for 'hfs tu'
,sctal district. O. s. Whitehead, editor Of q
ose horhe Coppcrhcad iapeF, waa placed In
nomiuatinn. 1t We tame affair. Thu only
Coopcrh.ud politician Of resp,ctab'li'y pres.
ent, wss the notorious Orlando D. Fickltn,
rf;Colcs, and sc prudeutly refused to address,
In, CuI,ycbth.u,
, 1864-07-31

.rne {rternaI Kcvcc Nc- THE Eaflonu1
l3a n11s and the New Loan.

Iepec,a Dtspatch 10 the Chtcaca Tritnne.1
WAeu1xaros, Saturday. July 30, 1854.
Since the gid the t;'llo wing National Banks
have increased their capital: That Of the
fret, at Auror,, Fe~ York, ID now Sl00, 900;
secoud, at Allentown, Pa, $l33, 900; Dela-
ware County Bank, ut Chester, Pa, 5000 900;
first, Donnington, Pa, $4,000; first, Trsn-
ton, n. j., 33o3,oo9; first, Greenville, Pa,
$4,000. The aggregate OF increased capital
ii a5ts;. 600. The whole number Of National
D.uks il now foar hundred and eighty-nfus.
:.irh an nggrerats casitai OF 80, 81 ,Ge.
rha estimate given 10 the brginuing Of
s'ee month Of the receipts from the Internal
:!tyenue was scyent. cn m,llion dollars: the
4e,ual receipts We're. sixteen million five
aurdred aud seventy thousand dollars. In
70 the receipts for next month will come
The bank, the ipcrcaeed income ta1 md other
item. Of such importance az to considerably
swell the receipts, which 1t il estimated VIII
he ueer twenty millions.
SECRETARY Fessenden expresses much grat'
,fcatIon at the manner In which the neH
loan Is bctng taken by the people. Return;
are aa yet, received from but comparatively
few points, hut the aggregate reported OIL
cta1}y and unofiicially is already over ten mil
liona Of dollars.
yery little Is known here, publicly, as t
the stre ngth or purpose OF the rebel move
,uents !pto Pennsylvania There Is, how
ever, general disposition to dssbelfeve mos
Of the sensation reports from Harrisburg
aud to Wait for further advices before acE
s.owledging that the rebels aFe in any gFea
tnrrh.
, 1864-07-31

military N1uttera.-Euer1Alas Quiet. =
1he brent Cou-pixNcy.

Especial D,spasea 10 tha rbtrAgo TYtban..]
Sr. Lou1s, Jny 20.
The Fort, third Illinois regiment arrived
this n.orn,pg IRON Little Rock, aud were re-
.t lived sud entertained by tie Veteran Recep-
tinn Committee. accompanying tue regf-
nent IL won1An named Webzel who i1as
bten with lhcm through Ill Its marches and
nstfles.
Tic Coppeshcal paper, the F.t Press, has
suspended Cause-p3refty.
The glltrilll items are fewer than usual
to-day and Of no Interest. The rebels are
getting worstcd every where In the State.
It IL currently rep"rted that Hunt the
Grand Commander, aud other parties con-
pectcd with the Ta]lsodig ham-P Price-Rebel
conspiracy hsyc owned up. There are two
bundled pages of evidcucc concerning the
working Of The Temples Of the American
Knights in Illinois.
ST. LOUIS, Saturday, july 50.-Chas. E.
Dunn. tnid to pe Deputy Grand Command
rs OF tie order OF American Knights is Mns-
snusi. tas hcen released from the Military
Prisun here, On boud Of &, zoo, and bis
purified to remain within the limits OF this
department, TO report weekly, By letter, to
The Plov' ct Marshal, aud appear for trial
w1ru called Tor. !.
N.wlsnd Hulmes, supposed to be North
Missouri bush hacker. Has arrested yester-
day lie lad an&,ut S12 900 worth of jewel.
ry, 5000 or $1,000 in grecnbacks, gold
watct a.d raiiroad ticket to New Ycrk,
where he doubtless Intended to go. He was
formerly iu the rebel army.
Trnins are cow runnipg over the Hannib41
and st. Joseph Railroad as usual.
About f15, 900 in money Hn.l goods were
rskes, from Sbelbina in the raid on tpat place
| II few days ago. 4 considerable force oi
.:uerillas is said to be euca1nped In that Vi
cinity.
Binds of robbers arc plundeFing Union
luen IN Bond and Montgomery counties, ttl
| Illinois, takitg from them not only farm pro-
nucts and stock, but money aud other vain !.
| h,&E, aid in some Instances Committing acta
| uf personal violence.
| The 6th Nlscopsiu veterans, Col. Jcffer
son, arrived here ,es'ezdly, et. Io4ts tor
| Shrrman's army, thtiz lurlough having ex
| pifed. -....
Hon. aikmsn Welch. Attorney General o
Missouri, died ut Jtut Eeoh City yesterday.
, 1864-07-31
E-KkO9I 4rIEsEkf1 AN'8 AR NIX.

NASHVILLE, July 30.-1n the battle Of the
oetb, onr loss Wis less than GOO; the rebel
loes Is tstib.atc ctl by Gen. Howard at 5000.
We buried G4o dead rebels, aud more we're
left unburlcd Our forces in this tight we're
covered, while those Of the enemy were ex~
Ioeed. The rebel Generals Stewart. Inn,.
und 8. D Lower were severely wounded.
Authentic oihcial Information p1aces the
total rebel loss since the Investment Of At
i.pta considerably uhoye 20,C00.
Ever, thing Is progrs ssin- finely, aud the
army is in good coudltson ana rp'ri*s.
NEW YoAK, July ?O.-Thc New York
TINES Was' ipgton special says though no
scsiye or-rn,funs o.. 1he part 0i s herman are
reported to-day, It IL well known TINT the
t.eneral Is effecting combination which will
make The prize I'LL the n1or. valuable when II
tails into our /, ,aods The tenor Of Sherman i
DISPATCHES, ss before iatimated, have never
'cen vi nature to justify over sangniac cx-
.rc1a'ions rcgardiu. The ca .,ture Of .Atlanta,
.hut he feels that he is master Of the situation,
uoj perfectly confident OF ultimate, and mol
lur distant, succteB.
, 1864-07-31
FROM 1U VA.


DAyEsroRr, Io~a, 6asurday, July D.-The
following IN portion OF General Order No.
Is, issued this morning from the State head
quarters, having especial reference to The
threatened inyation OF our southern border
by guesiliae from Missouri:
ADuTAyr Generals OFrIcs.
DAVENPORT, SATURDAY.. July 20. {
The militia companies OF this State, duly orZa-
pized, armed and equipped in the three southern
irfr o. counties, III hold themselves ia readiness
1or active service At Il moments nottcs. II any
ruerIfEa rpbb+r. or thief crofees from Missouri or
,o arr other State, into this sfn,c, for the pHs-
pute Of murder. robhery Or thieEing, in armed
bands no rrpos. will be required b this Depart.
mcnt of ptisoncrs taken. sud lns officer who t4kes
A. pFi&oner any guerilla, murderer thief or ND
rnuer Of such armed olna VI, a. once ne d1snatss;
ed from the State ee1vice. Blaok cartridges VIII
net be fired By any soldier In the State eerstee
when ordered out iOr the protection OF our cttt.
ztus, spd any State officer allowing thh uae 81
blank cartridges for the eserTatlou q the public
peace when ordered into service. will at once be
dismissed from the State service.
Three hundred 1ddluonat atand or trmt, VIII
aceoutreHents and ammunition, have thas day been
frrnishco 10 the southern border. This Will give
cur companies N the th.ce lower tieea Ut couutiea
shout SO ssard Of arms aud plenty OF ammnni'
tiop. II morn arms aud ammunition ara needed
ttey will be furnished. n. 3. BAKxk
Ad5rfa NJ G3an- Of fDpTH.
, 1864-07-31

tsnccI., Dispatch to the Chicago Ts.bure.1
CA1Ao. jug c0--l2 IN.
Bv steamer Leyiathan, ~htch arrived earir
,'.ie morning, have .he follo ring from your
wr11.3nformtd CORES pOndent at Heleul:
HELENA, AK, Jcly eG-ip.m.
you hive doubtless heard that VIC IRE en-
uopcd Nth the rehels. In order to ascertain
tre f,rrc and design Of the cne1n?, General
Duford GENT out d recoono}tcring party OF
$50 men Of the seth Z. :. colorcd infantry, so
q, the Goib, and one section Of Captain Lcmhte-
hin's colo~cd battery, Gil under the COMMAND
of ", 8 Brooks, Of the 5'th. with orders to
cross Biz Creek, which is eighteen miles due
= est OF this place, 1t WallAce's Ferry, and
co.operate with Ma}or E Carmichael, Of the
18th Illinois cavalry, who left at the came
time With 150 men, his regiment dropping
down in the steamer below the old town, aud
marching to Sims Ferry, On the BIZ Creek,
10 pdss through Trenton, and Cooperate
with Col. Brooks.
All moved as was designed. The infantry
sid ARTILLERY crossed Big CresS At O'clock
this morning, and learned thst Col. Dobbins
was near 1bcnA with thffe regiments, esti-
mated at 1,5c0 men. Brooks re-crossed,
Dobb,ns crossing lower down, and before
him. and attacked him In front and on hts
rtcht fsnk With great vieor 1T : O'Clock a.
M The assault was bravclE resisted for
three aud half hours against this great
odds. wien Nsjor Carmichael, who heard
N. cannouadinv, rr-crossea Big Greek,
swimming hfa horses to this side, and made
= forced march, arriviu. at the critical mo-
maot uhen Dnboips had snaEshaied his re-
Ea no1
, 1864-07-31
A Fallnpdixhhm Plc.Ntc-PoltttcHl
mux1efs In 1ndikna and ohio.

A FalJNpdiEhnm P4csNtc-Pol1t1cAI
mnx1efs In IndiEna and ohio.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tnbunc.1
CINCINNATI, o., Saturday. July 81. 1881.
The Coppesheads Of Dayton and yiciuity
give picnic Yesterday in honor Of ya.lan-
dtshamfs birthday. Vallandigham WIGS there
but could not be prevailed on for speech
H told his friends to wait patiently for the
Chic 60 Convention, after which they would
benr epeechfs enough. The pic nsc broke
up In several drunken rows, In which nonc
out yallandtghammer's participated.
Coppesheade In Indians arc writhlng Il lit
tie under the exposure recently given to their
sccret o11er through Gov. Morton And Gea.
CasrIpgton.
The drought IL causing great despoudeucy
among the farmers Of this section. ALI
crops haTe suffered terribly, except corn iu
the bottom lands. Rain within q week will
accomplish lncalculsb'e good, but after thst
time it will be too late. Tho thermometer
stood at o5, in the shade, ut noon to-day
TIE Copperheais Of this neighborhood
are arranging tor smother great peace demon
st1at,on. It's principal object will be to kii
Mcclellan In the Chicago Convention aut
make:known that The OHIO democracy want:
the privilege Of being JEFF DRsis' slaves
and accepting peace on any terms which tll-
| rebels may offer. AlccR Long has relapsct
| into obscurity since his re.arn. Gc3. f.
| Pendlrton Is the luost prominent man in th'
Democratic party Of Ohio to-day, and vii
be the Northwest candldat. ut Chicago.
, 1864-07-31
THE NEW RAID.
Pennsylvania 1nsMdru capture Of
Cla1nbersLurr

BALTIMORE, July S-Tte telegraph line |
west Is hoW working beyond Frederick The |
'ehtls under a1rsby nrc supposed to have
cut the wires between Morucacy and Point |
VI Evcks. There is little doubt that these |
r2iders in force are nor opeEntlug ou the |
Baltimore anu OHIO Railroad, ne.r Point Of |
Rocks.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3o.-The excitement
Is very great here over the Isews Of the cap
ture OF CLa1ubenturx and the Invasion OF
the State, aid the vicinity OF the newspaper
u1Eces is crowded by citizens, anxious tor
more details, which are momently expected
from Harrisburg.
HARn1spcRG, July 90.-A gentleman at
tached to one Of the newspapers at Chsm.
bersburg, who left there at so'ciock this
1norn,ug, reports the following facts:
Tie people Of Cbu1ubersbuTg received In
formation yesterday Of the approach Of the
rebels, At once the merchants and business
uen commenced picking up their stocks,
sud bcfors ten o'clock last evening the most
was sen. far beyond the reach Of the rebels.
i, three O'Clock this morning Il rebel torce
nj s,C0U mounted Infantry reachsd Cham.
lersbu.e and encamped On the F,ir ground.
This force Was met short distance from
~
Carlisle Barracke, who opposed the advance
stubbusnly, lut acre compelled to withdraw
On account Of the overwhelming nuuIber Of
| she invaders.
| The o,spoaition Of the rebel forces as they
| crossed the Potomac is described by our in
| tormaut as follows: One party moved
through Aereersburg, another through
| Va,pesboro, and another By Greeucast1e-
I T.. &oJ hoV SnT
| cared their center, and is said to be falling
| Uack on ChaC1bersbnrg. 1t this be 50, his
position must be pcrilous, and he Is likely to
i be surrounded at any moment, should the
| rebels leaYe Chamb' rsbuFg to meet hlul, and
then, moving from Wasnesboro, also join In
the Assault.
Tho rolling stock Of the Cumbsr11nd VAL
ley Rallroad is being removed to this point.
Large numbers of tugttires aud colored peo-
lie scconp,ny this stock, and present de-
plo.ab1e condition as they are huddled
On the hearth and eide NalAs around the
Railroad depot
nit reuorted that the rebels have burned
the Court House, Town Hall and residence
Of Colorel i. Z. Mcclure, at Chambersburg.
Various estimates are made Of the number
of the invading rebels, the lowest putting
them ut 5000.
| At l o'clock to-day they had made no adj
vance beyond Chambersburg. and our forces
: sttll hold shippfnsburs, eleven milea east of
Chambersbnrg. Should the rebels advance
On shippinsburg, the movement would de-
v%lor the apparent Intention to MAKE demon
strattons stlll further down the Valley, and II
not, to Lar siege to Harrisburg.
| LATER.
, 1864-07-31

WAsB1sc1os, July 2a-The impoftant
question as 10 exemption Of militia OF one
hundred days service ffem tns d1ath which
TO Washington, has been decided at last, so
that an in,enigent understanding. Is had Of
the whole matter. Contrary to Ill advlces
received from official sources heretofore, 1t
nov appears that militia In actual service at
the time draft Is made, are declared BY a
to BE- exempt from that draft only. II their
time Of service expires before the draft Is
made, the. arc liable to be drafted, even If
but one day e1arses between the expiration
Of their term Of enlistment and the time OF
~,
, 1864-07-31

tFro1n the Louisville Journl, Julr ISL
At IL O'Clock on Tuesday night, az Ms.
Siitron Mallory, with bis son, wMs returning
home fr,ul the cltT in his buggy, when three
uiles and a half from the city ha s7as halted
by nun standIn:. In the road, armed With
r~ined in his horse and inquired what was
are ron going = s:mone,'' W. ths response.
stA d-d pretty hons Of the night to be galng
fl,e road and taen ordered Mr. Mallory to
n turn to the city. Ar. n. siuplJ remarked
TUT he Woe we'll aware thr the pickcts had
be n rensoFed FROM tho road. and, II the ic-
dIsidual was = soldier, he would like to
Sfs* r. eas aspy ao'nef''S w Sts9. Be h'ss
not fully nnacrrtood. aud nj Ii. said
that he wonid not Turn hack, hut 9ould 70
forward. He slapped the re3us on the horses
back, md the an.n i stasttd forward. The
assassin ratsed his carelne and dred- The
bali entered the lett sidc Of Nj. Mallory,
passed np~ard, and d'came out in the r:glon
., the ght shouider, whlzz1nC past the head
of the sOn. Young II. drew pistol aud
3rcd 1T the econndrel, but the ain was IN
.fruc- He was tu the act ,of rcachtug for bis
3tr,. Mallory fell forward In the buggy. On
14dsing him to the seat, he was found to hc
dead. The buggy was driven rapidls for
wasd, ind the murderer was left tehlnd On
arriving al Tue 0QusG the ik11J was 6h0tGtQ
ly the sreeiloE prepared for them. Tit
ccad body OF the murdered husband aud
father was rvmo7ed from tha bucgs to thl
house, and the. bed-chamber became tn,
chamber Of death Tne pail vas made, ant
the limbs lately 60 full ut life were stretches
upon it. An Inquest was held over the bod
Yesterday, aud The evidence elicstc
via cbitny in accordance With u
above fAcse. It Is presumed BY rll9uy tha
the man who murdered Nj. MALLORY "a
dreeeed in tae Uniform OFT private soldier
but the darkness OF the night and the excite
nent Of tue moment would prevent this he
from being clearly established There Is on
EtnrJ afloat that soldier had been drInktu
attbc Two-M Nile House, and had left the hons
in IN Intoxicated cnndltiun'h a short. time b.
fore Mr. Mallory drove a1oag the road an'
1hs story asserts this soldier was the ASA
sln. Otbers eurmise, that, II the party NJ
III the ga1b OF = soldier, Il wss simply pr
cured aud uee1 aA Disguise Is the ca
now stAude; it Is almost impossible clearly
determine who the assassin wss: The peop
.paF rest assured that every effort will
made to bring the scouudrel to Justice. ;.
Ifr. Mallory was born tn Virginia, but b
long been resident Of this State, and ono
Sis moet successful AGTicnlturista. He y
the elder brother Of the bon. Robert Msllos
member Of Congress from this District, y
3eaSes 4 wife, q eop, and daughter.
, 1864-07-31

CLAHKgv1L1E, Tenn July 30.-Thts morn
1ug party Of guerillas attacked the guard
ofa drove of cattle. abnut sixteen miles from
here, on the n .shville Pike. After brisk
fkir1niab the rehels were repulsed, but they
captured Ls.uttuAnt j. c. Gamble, Of tho
SD 1l'rols Volunteers, who commanded the
gua1d, knd Two other men.
, 1864-07-31

NEW YORK, July 3o.-The steamship Bre-
men, from southampton Goth, passed this
point this afternoon.
Apetition was presented in the Parliament
from America, protesting against the in
ereasing Of the slave trade in Cuba.
An sgreement has been made to suspend
hoetilities In Denmark till July 31st.
The Danish and allied gunboats have had
an engagement at Tahs..
Coneo1s c1oeed In London on the 10Th at
o01zdeG051. The rebel loan has declined.
, 1864-07-31

NEw YoRk' ~ 9uts tSe Strength strength Of the reports
naqrine ne moah he rebel INVASION Of Pennsyiva-
az The heq Expre:s says ar Cisco I'LL retire from
t,c snb. .Trtasur5 on Monday, and Nj. Jacob
Russell will probably succeed to the post
.a,rrnrafily.
, 1864-07-31

QUINCY, III, July eo-We are informed
by gentleman from shelbtns, that the
smount II alized b The bush whackess IN their
raid upon that place, WAS about 5000 In
money md 10000 in goods, One OF tne
uercbeIt= robbed, named LovelAnd. haa aiA
, 1864-07-31
/ be NeYnlln Con nstitutfosfnI. Con.
ventfnr

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July o9.-The Seva-
IA Conttitut3onal Convention has adjourned,
after passing an ordinance submitting il
work 10 the people. It IL believed ttat the
proposition to erect the Territory INTO .
Stale will be again defeated.
The overland mall fs now mahlns tUi~A
trips. beating the steamers rego1afis'
, 1864-07-31
:MlJtedgft Urthnne.


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cum. " .ue eats1e -. tne --1' ~ .".t e.
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euu 5eoaa ~ asa.' NC teoe!e aseau'e'os =
out 'mee "Asn NC 4ao't oespeta to15' aua
~ ohe a.'pe WIN. @ueu slsot auo atle'n'nA
a!on 'o.t out 'o.eeo nas1o"!s essspeu e.
''ous o1sao tst-1 o'6astef "a1cn LUG op'euuiu
euo''sa auu usaaa1aeee u ouf men a'8'< ~, ~"
'aAousn "1su .oe 'oss u 4o1i - s"1s'
1e1t wing c1'ecoeo neariy t~o tones oe'ou4
1ne Auanss sno aneusta hzt1loao. 1an - ~
sa,nsI tu.s "1ns tn@s 80 ~ nsSa.1 a1
ou1aen Nh 1o4ees asoih ANU asan' ..1. w. .a,
a'ee. aaslees "as eo e.vso " aaasn a,sns. ss
cur aeto oat1e1see "eso .1'o"1os eoeus 1n~
hoA
ao.'ses noli 1en. aa1a o4us ".a 49, 4aa.r
ana ~ 80. = - o'sams.",s 'sal ~ =. IT,
pspA " .Saals...-. 80 sss.s.s.saee. s.e - ta.a,
~. tEtrs:s. a rsSs;s s.FssesJas ;,;s. .3ha,s
~ T1,r-.as~ patsrs ~, ,.s sha,1a5
sn. - 49,
, Ans ar ~ o'!s. .. 'as "r 4 .na ~ .,."n.
l".o y. 'e ,a'ces.sa :. ~. ~ ,ot. @ 1' "a~ao
ISL s,' uaa 49, s4 - ~ w to'u -. 1870
anu euei'oAn 80 .o'op@'"'4us JILL a47 sA''
GU AT, x.
Another raid IN progress, this time Into
pcnnsy1yanis. chambsrsturc was seized by
1hc bels on saturday and partially burnci.
-. sts.a ~, .,,s,.,,, -. .t.e,>sa
ater rtpor7s s1a1e <hat Ascrll1 mas atttcked
~ p.rn..1r,,.,, .,,o a.t-,nc =, ha - 80 ns.t.
~,vo,,otn,e tt., t,,ar a+iract 1;tt1a sttan.
s: .s 49, 49, ., ~. 49, .Ass s
aloo, nno 'a'9 iase one ID ~ ~ iusans an oA-
ceptioh.
There Is \ run OF from New Orleans thAt
Cen. Banks h.e been -rliered of hfs com.
a,l
t"@uo
onr Cairo dispatehes gave The aetaiis Of
brilliant little victory near Helena, Won
n1iuciually by colored troope. aptinst a
-9rcat,x sr,er;or fo,re tins danonst-o -ot,,1
t. s1As .,-, 80.
1sa'a laat s1e s'up!a oFssso WILL ueht.
30 s-s .srs. ~