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Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21

At st. GEORGES, Del, May 9th, Elmor Ellis
worth, infant sou Of Jacob and Mary e. Ham
ma, aged four weeks and one day.
On the 18th inst, at her residence in Mill
Creek Hundred, Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, in
the 18th year OF her age.
On the 18th inst, at Philadelphia, Hugh ].
Boyle, son of Hugh and Sarah Boyle, aged 2
years and four months.
On the 18th inst. >. Emily Warner, daughter
OF William and Mary Noble, aged weeks and
four days.
In this city, Of Dipthera, on Wednesday,
April Both, Josephine Jump, aged years
and IL days.
May 18th, Joseph c. Edwards of this city,
aged % years and months.
On Tuesday morning, May 9th, Clara La
venia, eldest daughter of John 7. and Ann j.
Kirk. in the l7th year Of her age.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21

MONOPOLY OuTposR-C0aPETiTloS THE LIFE
or TRADR.-Almost everybody Is aware that
there Is certain party here that has had
most OF the Philadelphia newspapers monop-
olized in such a manner that it has been i'm
possible for any other dealer to get papers at
all, at anything like seasonable hours. But,
we are happy to say, this difficulty has, at
length, bsen partially overcome by J. S.
Davis, Of Sl3 Market ST., as he has succeeded
10 obtaining an agency for =" The fress," one
Of the leading and the most substantial and
reliable papers published in Philadelphia.-
II may be had at his News room by O'Clock
every morning or it will BE- served by carri-
era At IL cents per week. He also keeps con-
stantly on hand all the ether Newspapers,
Periodicals, &c, which will be disposed Of on
the most reasonable terms. We hope gen
srous public will bestow on him liberal
share Of patronage. The location OF his place
Is one that will conveniently embrace large
scope OF our oity-sl3 Market Street, above
the Institute.
wAsrHp.--Persons who have been disappoint-
ed in having clocks, watches, jeweiry and
musical instruments repaired, to step around
10 the corner of Sixth and King sts., and give
], II. Bleyer a trial, he has the reputation oil
doing his work right. All kinds of musical
instruments such as melodeons, futinas, mnsi-
cal boxes, pianos &c., repaired in the best
manner, and at fair prices. Particular atten-
tion paid to Tuning Pianos and Mslodeons.--
Don't forget the N. &. corner Of 9Th and King
Ets., corner above tho post office.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21

blacksmith Wanted.

A GOOD COUNTRY HOUSE KEEPER, to 60 aboI
n Two miles in the Country. Apply at this office.
May II, 1862.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21

On Tuesday morning, the 9Th inst, Alfred,
son of George H. and Anna G. Walter, i'll the
10th year of his age.
This bright and interesting boy was the
hope and stay of his parents He was, what
may be called truly good hoy-kind, obedi-
emit and loving. He was ase talented, and Of
bright parts-for after entering school No. 4,
he passed rapidly from class to class. out
stripping all his competitors. He was taken
suddenly sick in school de asked to go out.
His teacher gave him permission. He went
out, and shortly afterwards, one Of the schol-
ars perceived him laying on the floor with his
| stomach downwards. The teacher gave him
permission to go home. II took the poor lit
! tie fellow nearly an hour-and-a half to walk
from the school to his home, so great were
his sufferings on the way. He died the next
| day, TO the extreme grief Of his parents, who
looked to see him grew up an honor to them.
His father thought he was too good to live
"Those whom the Gods love-" says an an
cient writer " die young" He was looking
forward with great pleasure to his Sunday
School Anniversary. Mr.. Washington Jones
in speaking Of his and Miss Anna Mont
gomery's death says:
"The other is Alfred Walter, fine look
ing, bright, cheerful, and good boy Of ten
years, who had been learning these beautiful
anniversary hymns, and looked forward, full
OF hope, with pleasure to this gathering o.
his Sabbath School. He met with US on last
Sabbath, and mingled his sweet voics will
, ours, in singing these beautiful words, ant
} told his mother on returning home, that he
was going to meet with us, to practice, OF
Wednesday evening but, alas how Otter
are our earthly plans and hopes blasted b,
that ruthless messenger-Death Before tina
evening came, his spirit had been called Il
I the bar OF his Maker. He attended his week
day aohool during the day on Monday, an
died early on Tuesday morning. Oh hos
sudden. Children /" he We also ready, for 4
such an hour as ye think not" death ma
come to you"
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21
MEAT STORE.
NEW CASTLE
NVauutueuf AZ Marble Yard.

JACOB HERMAN, at his Monumen 81, Marble, Brown
81 Stone and Granite Works, at Washington Avenue,
near the Rail Road New Castle ID prepared to execute
in a workmnulike manner, head and foostones, mona
ment AHd housework Of all kinds steps sills, linels,
mnntels de- Old head and fost stones aud monuments
cleaped and re- ettered All kinds Of Marble and Brown
stone Work Executed In the best manner Work done
lion ~ - apl9
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21
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sl,4l7 81 sl,7i7 "a
l,747 II
Bal due from II. Weldon, late Collector $3.50 81
&c vASDyKE, Collector for APPOINTMENTS Hundred
in account with tho Road Commissioners Vi said Hun
dred.
To amount Of VI Road Tax lesled for
year lsOl assessment VI 81 W.
obs at u cents ON the 800, subject
10 errors and commissions, si,2i2 90
1861.
Augt. BY amount VI orders paid and
allowed by Commissioners
for work dons puzzle
roads, Supervisors services
work done by contract,
bridges SC, ea7 70
Sent BY do do sic 81
Octr By do do pes 50
Deer by do do 907 10
BY Cash paid John Merritt, c..
p, for certified copies Of
four roads, 90
BY Road Commissioners fees,
room rent, Re-, l35 90
Jan. BY order paid AID allowed
for work, timber, &c., 70, 50
April BY do do l)l 81
ny Cash to J NJ. Barr, fol pub
fishing road statement for
By errors allowed for 1891, l47 ~
By commissions si,t0l q
vt 10 per Gen., 400 ie
Amount of bond for Lose, sl,2l2 90 slql2 %
s MN ! hs'S 'pasvrp, co S1ad
my colt JOSEPH ROBERTS, Sscners.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21
ATTEN TION. SOLDIERS 4
GEORGE MCCALL.

Practical Draper ana h&iioEs
Mo. l22 Market ST.. Wilmington, Del.
IA THE Subscriber having completed his ss@ott'
IA meat Of WINTER GOODS. would most respect
VA fully inform his friends and the public that ne Is
La now prepared Furnish all those who desire az
thing Of superior quality, at cheap casa pnso' nns
ne most fashionable style 81 the shortest notice ne ms
also on hand extensive assortment Of oentsmeht nI
uisling Goods Of class quality and al prices Teh
sopAbie as obtained At any other Similar osAohs
iszt in this City ,, -. -.
soy ss-tf GEORGE MCCALL.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21

TIVE Advertiser having been restored to health IN afsw
j weeks bna very mplo remedy, nlter having sur
ferad several yeArs with lulg Affection aud that
dread disease, C0nsumption-s anxious to make known
IL his fellow su Herers the nsans Of curr.
To all no sire IT, he will sepd cory Of the pres
efpop used free ofchargel with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the zane, which they will ind suRR
CGsg for CoSsuNrrlos, AsrhAA, bsnNcalrs, &c The
ouy object Of tbs advertiser in AendHg the Prescription
i to benefit the afflicted aud spread Information which
he conceyes be nvAuAhle aud he hopes every suffer-
er will try his remedy IN Will cost them nothing, and
Parties wishing The prescription will please address
May 2l.3ln, Kings County, New York.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21

\
The ~. m. Mall Line 'uns daily, Sundays excepted.
The l2 p. m. Southern Mall runs daily.
For Water Gap, stroudsburg Scranton, Wilkesharre,
Montrose Great BEND he, at 40 a. from Kensing
ton, via Delaware leckAwanrn and Western II. II.
For Munich Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, Belvders,
Esston, Lambertvs, Pennington, &c, at no m.
from krnsington Depot and TX p, m from Walnut
street wharf THE 7.l0 a. from kensington Depot
sni AZ p. from Walnut street wharf The 40
with Train leaving Carton for Maueh Chunk
| at 1885 y. ny
For Monnt Holly, at &. IN, 2and pm.
| For Freehold, at A. IA. and&
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton &c. at 7. 10 aud aH m., o. $50
and IL p. from Kensington and AZ p FROM Wal
nut street wharf.
Por Bristol and intermediate Stations at llK a. m
| from Kensngton Depot.
For Palmyra, Riyeron, Defiance Beverly, Burlington,
Preuee. Bsrdentown aud intermediate stations at
/, L. D, OK p. IN. from Walnut street wharf.
| As-For New York, and Way Lines leaving Kensng-
ton Depot take the Fith street. above Walnut,
half an hour before departure. The into the
Depot aud arrival Of each Train run om the Depot
fny pound Of baggage only allowed each passenger.
Passengers prohibited from taking anything bag
gage but their wearsng apparel All baggage over any
pounds to be paid for extra The Company limit their
responsibility for baggage to Ono Dollar per pound, and
| will notbe liable for any amount beyond 800. except
ny special contract. lmlal WIN. II. GATzMER, Agt
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21

CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND uEN1LEMRN.
"A The subscriber will send Tree Of chargej all who
losre It, the Receips aud directions for making simple
VEGETABLE BALM. tina. will, 10 roin Two to eiRht days,
remove finp rs Blotchta, Tan, freekesi sanownrs~,
aud all Impurities aud ioughue-s olths skim leaving tile
sglne-as satnrs intended 1t should bc--sot clear,
smooth aud beautiful Those dcsifilg the Recipe with
full Instructions diieciions advice, will please call
on or address with return prstage,l
TAOS. ,, CHAPMAN, Practical Chemist,
May 2l-2n. s3l Bfosdway, New York
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21

1--WE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE o. a
| sUFFEREN -Publi1hed a. warning, aud for the
especial benefit Yousg Men aud those who suffer with
Nervous Debility, Lnss of Memory. Premature Decay,
Sc, kc Sc, by who hss cured himself by simple
means after being put great rfpanse and inoonvcni
enee through the Us. Il WORTHLESS medenos Fresessa
by learned Doctors. Single copies nAy be had of tho
guthor C. A. LAMDERT Esq. Ore-npuint, Long Island,
by enclosing postpaid adareis Envelope. Address
CHARLES A LAMBERT, ESD,
May 2l-2mw. urernpoinl, hong Island, n. Y.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21
Nsssss;iilaiEEf atHiuuFgn. MEaa.
ssss:sii.s5;si:l ss:;ssi:;;;ss;s -Et1$fHd

From Walnut Street Wharf, and Remington
Depot, will leave Us follows Fares.
At a. M via Camden and Anboy--C "A
Accommodation, " %
Al 8 a. IN. via Camden and Jersey City-New
Jersey Accommodation, 225
Ate5< a. IN. via Kenslngton and Jersey City
Morning mail, %
Az ~ in =, III a. ~ - N q
Al p M. via Camden and Anboy, c and AEx
At p m via Camden and Jersey City Evening
Express %
At D. m via Camden and Jersey City, Second
Glass Ticket, 2
At eX p. IN. via Remington and Jersey City,
Evening Mail, Set
At IL p In. via kensington and Jersey City,
southern Ma !, so
At y. IA. via Camden and Amboy, Cccommoda-
tior, lFreight and Psssenger)-lst Glass
Ticket, ~
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-21

RAYwoRTH WELDON, LATE COLLECTOR FOR Ap-
pPoQUIalMI.K HUNDRED az ACCOUNT WITH
THE ROAD COMMISSIONERS OF SAID HUNDRED.
DR. CIR,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-04
NOTICE.

To Hannah w Mills, Gop. C Dixon, Chas. Parsons i
Coz Iae- pvp Perry ehri-tirns wysehI md Thomas
RaAson, Dcfendanttt We
You =, he reby aoti1sd hst thsra A. now on hle IN
the Cerk Ms once Of the District Court Of Lee county
Iowa. a. Ks1kuk TdUtisR " Hiram barney, alleE-
ing that st thu special Of said Court In June
1851 ne recovered Judgment agsnst on, Hannah
N ilis for ihs sum Of Nine Hundred and Ona and
100 Dellss, and ten per cent interest," founded mp
on ecrain mortgages made BY you, Hannah W. Mills,
three (sal In Keokuk, Leo county Iowa. and prAyinx
sxsinst yon MI for the foreclosnr said mortgage
msnt Of the equity of redemption and for general re-
| lief, with costs.
Now, each Of you must appear and answer said Pc
t'iion BY noon OF the sccondday tbs ncxt term II
said Court 70 be sid the rst Aondr OF Fsbfnafy,
1863, decree will be had therein prayed for By
default. n. SCOTT HOWELL, ~
septS-d4w Plaintiffs Any.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27


bnta hotseipatis fySh heteiye had 70 pArch
single file the road being so a4ft0WsthHt
We couid not march II, any other manner.
Going mp, the fiEst lnpqutain q rather sin
gplar ciFcumsta anee hPppeped. Someot tie
men eapisd three busbW Skers q8 To olr
right and give ctisSk and hred on one 1oi
them woh1ding hin as They say be hoi-
lowed most Justify. At the same time a
deet jumped up j9st- by. his tids which was
shot by one Of the suien, uhd Br9uE Eht' on
With them. But the 6HShwhsek6t made
After crossing the-several mountains we
travelled down the Dry iF6tk 6f Cheat riy-
er which we'll deserves.theS name Il bears.
las'there is no signs of water for miles along
it's bed. We here learned thRtImboden had
lodged MS and taken oanother mountain
lpath leaving US about ten nilesl to- his
right as he passed through; 81 h b.,
That evening, we fell in with FIVE eoHipa-
mics of the ,STlh Pa that had been sent
through by another route for III same 'puF-
pose. ws travelled with them next day,
and while passing along the mountain side
on our narrow trail u very sad accident
occurred resulting in the death of, one of
their regiment by the name of Colehouse,
by the accidental discharge of gun by
the man in his rear. The ball entered the
back of his head coming out at this fore
head, killing him INSTANTLY. His comrades
buried him on tue top of'the mountain, as
there was no wagon road Within six miles
ofus by .whiehhe could be conveyed to any
other point. With this exception we all ar
rived safe within four miles Of Beverly on
the Webster road that evening, when we re-
ceived marching Oeders for. this place and
started for Webster next morning, arriving
at that place on Wednesday the 10th inst,
making march of 250 miles in about l2
days, averaging 81 miles per day without
commissary teams a part of the time.
Co. Go. D., 18th Va. Regt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

ing the authorities at Washington iu such
constant alarm for their pwn safety thai
Mcdowell never couid be spared. All such
contingencies, we trust,s are 6utof tuues-
ition tor the fatnfe.s ID sci:sgi7aaris
III IL seems scarcely likely that Gen. Barn,
SIDE should engage the rebel army, en-
eamped on river which he must cross,
until the force which is 10 c0.Opefate With
hinI from the South shall be ready .RielI-
mond itself is not now held BY anyeonaid.
erable foFce-and if Burnside can detniu
Lees army where It is, probably *, 600 men
eOald enter the capital from The direction
Of PeteFsbhhg with but little opposition
supported as they would be byOnF gnpbOats
on the James river, In this view Of the
case the country win be prepared for a
brief delay Ia the advanee Of BuFnside's
force. uH.s-sz ilr
One thing seems certain. and gives greaI
satistaction to the public mind :-0ur ar
mics are TO 60 1oFpaT2. There is t. be a
concentrated and vigorous effort, not sim.
ply to take RfehmODd, but to destroy the
army which has defended It 50 long. That
army, and not the city itself, isr the main
object Of attack. Il would do the Union
cause but little good to take the city II the
army should escape while the destruction
OF the army involves the inevitable and
speedy downfall, not Ouly oil tue rebel cap
ital, but also of the rebel cause. This re-
suit can be achieved only by vigorous. we'll.
directed aud constant activity. The Gov
ernment seems TO have BECOME thoroughly
sensible of this necessity, and Is bending ali
its energies to meet it, IN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

a Detailed Account OF the, Expedition
intoPocHhontRs,I IA ghland and PEN
.diston Co untIeR. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27
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IT.
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t4ia tali'sss Gtslf .S-sis rsaa4 haz .f1Iigfi
TFKLVE soLlD LISEs or NoNiAlE1H t6R oNf fiIcI 3sI
y ,sf7od sailnEssy NLKR A SouLRI p ifIs1Tsi x
3t qis lay l Sdh..to 70 Three wOeks.G.. A.9tl s.
Two 90 One BOntl,........... OF
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rGnr 60 Three Months o
one Meer-..,,s,.., 290 0ne
S9tsRfqIAL hoTIcES Double the above ratea. =
yearly Advertising on reasonable terms aeeor
Glag the spsee occupied and the number shRPgei
AL INSTRUMENTATION traulient psrsouu or stran
srs,to be Paid for in advance. iTi. .flsTsIIIe !
Basinsss CArds not eeeding Ave lines $40 perSe
or ~ slx months eat for shorter period nothing
wiz be eountedl lea than G4nArs ii. gros -, :
Ihe privilege Of Annual Advertising iA limited "a
The Adgfrisers' own. Immntliate business: and All
AdYert tiSements for the benefit Of other prisons N
aEel la legi Advertisements, and AdTGTtsemsntI
QfApeOt eS and real estate, sent In by them nu0I
be paid for at the usual ThthJ, b. ~ - -
!. oO- Advertisements not accompanied With Nritte
directions; Wilbo iRseFtsdnntil and charged
accordingly. : -
Notices for Political Meeting to be charged In ali
cases at full rates. l.a
Marriages, Notieesof RunOrals, and announcements
OF sermons, so cents each. nOnT11-'69
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

: r a
Tue rebels have announced their purpose
Of dispuihg Gen. Burnside's occupation Of
fredericksburg. He will have to cross the
river in the face Of the rebel army,-al-
ways one of the most difficult and danger
ous Of military operations. That il viii be
attempted, there is no Doubt ShellfnR the
town, however, will scarcely accomplish
the object, as the rebel force dc not oeeu-
py it,-and We; may reasonably doubt,
therefore, whether Il will be done. The
crossing must be efeeted1under cOveriOf
aTtilleTy-unlesS Il shall be found feasible
70 turn tho enepy instead of meeiipE him
directly in front $50 that Whatever battle
may take place at that point will. probably
be, in tho main, one Of cauuon. s.-.'f
The rebels seem to have collected their
principal force in front OF Burnside. Jack
son Is said TO be still in the valley oI the
Shenandoah hs-engaged 10 his fayOFite pas
time Of Threatening WashingtOn; but the
deleuaes OF that city are now believed to be
ample against any force which be can bring
against ft,-and be win soon discover the
futility OF his Efforts 70 divide our army,
and will again join the main body.of tie
rebels, as be did the day after the battle az
GFaine's MIL ID front Of Riehm0ud But
stake it for granted the rebels viii be
compelled to divide their forces. Their
ledpi1nl viii be threatened from more than
-One- ieeetiOa.P .PFana that not b, small de.
taehRepts bnt. BY large and powerful ar
miesi BuERside's will undoubtedly. be the
main attack, which will be aided by pow.
erful Representation from the South. This
reverses the campaign Of last summer, in
which MeCIellan was 70 have made the
main attack upon the PeniDsnl9, while Nc.
DoEeii was expected 70 play the secondary
bart oi 8 co-operadng Support JSekson
destroyed that ven deyissa plaa b keep.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

TuGT RnCEIVED--AlAr large assortment ol
IL Mon ~ YurA and Wool fIatA OF efeFyfEA
EiSty b vfieh Se iIIfes the attention Of deAlsTs
ang5 AAhthh aL.o-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

-.-sN, q. SUGAR. ~
0s Hapsy bFn5 a sasar, ast rsesfttd direct mon
6tI New Orleans, ~ az - -. :. !, !. 4. ~
ssPts LIsT,AoRAlsos + .'l4 "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

IIaEingjiIst returned from an extensive
SCOUT Through portion of Western Va,
''qnder the direction of Gen. SIilroy, Twill
endeavor 70 give you more detailed ac-
count tlIanithat published 10 your yester-
days paper ofat least, the parl assigned to
that portion of the IL va, Regiment TO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

rTAs eJuEtkutly on hand all kinds Of Teas, Coffee,
III -suEar, Pickles, Fish, Cheese Dried Fruits
s4I5lI flfiSi F5sE Bacon P6 tatQel But
feT- irars Cat and Dried Tobacco, Of all kinds sc.
- 81 ry7 IjyE-6m- =-He8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

e. 8 -NEw o9EE5k5,- u Yoy. 20, lsea.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

RNeR TIN U 81 SOLDIER on eeping, int seEy
II 3eef feontSinfnS aeomplete sYstem OF instruct oI
N the sohooIof the soldier, being the hrst BooS Of
70 the authorized o. 9. Infantry Tactics
Only cdnls9 Eer rsAla W Iosvpu aRAyRs}
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-28
AdmInisfrator,s a Notice.

NJOTICE is hereby given, that at the No.
IN. yeu,ber term. rs6is of the Honorable
County Court of Navarro county, letters Of
administration en- The estate Of Olive Green
deceased, we're granted to the undersigned.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate, are hereby notified to present The same
within she time required by law or they
will be barred. ,~u
ldair. Of EFT Of Olise Green, decd.
January Is, 1862-l4;6v.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-28

/
Frcm The grml li. D.lt hr.n June ls,h. :
MADISON. Icue J,a.-We Lave re
cciyed ihll Gle, bt'e tr8t. Jackson
Miss, and lto0de "a era 81 Lho Sth
and 9Th, which contain the GLOW
ing highly Important ja,pa'. hes.-
Another gre battlohas osan ought
by StonewaI! jackson WHO has q.
gain routed Ranks, aud is l03uing
Shields.
RICHMOND, June 9th.--Tho fol-
lowing dispatyhes wero received by
Gov. Letcher last nigAO.
SrAUNToN, June Gen. Shields
crossed the Shenandoah river At Fort
| Republic, and attacked Gen. jack
son this morning; after sharp
, contest he was. driven back with =
loss Of two pieces Of artillery -
Fremont attacked Ewell, We nave
driven him back, and Ewell is still
pressing him hard ShiC.ds is on
| the bank Of the shenandoah, and
Jackson holds him in check Lhope
W. W. ~ ~ yn,; 70 m;nht,
Second dispatch TO Gov. LstQher.
-Giorious viCtory-trelnont COM
ple:ely routed, and in full retreat
We will get Shields tomorrow, !
TSird disnntrh h-C;an Stewart
snd El1v bn{6 wonndad but not
InNgero3sIy~,, dam conpIste victory.
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w.. W11r.t @,t.la. so.ieo.vc--
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Il...... ..'i '."' .,'' n..'.,,, i..+.
"a r,-,. .N.,..v -."
p .@,,o.a go. rrgs, d,.l .a shis
G. tv on saturday. Ashbys cavalry
;n2 = sL;rm;,l, near Harrisonhur@
nn W. TSnrsday and captured an En-,
,;Sh Hnronri IN. Percy Wooden a
10, M ~ tbn ynnI,en srrHv ~"
~ ~ ' ,. r,,,a y4,, ch,,.,oon
hl.n NV. NoND' T'Jo +ho -; 80 ~ S''l nf
io'''.utiI .;I' .ii''i tI, ~ W. ,,,r',, ,' No
-noo,,,Il, loonnIs from II have heen r,,neived
,.t rUt'"''' . V
' r.no 7h A d:ano4oh. .o
Au.ol<A' hHu NJ ~ t,'' ',,'e'''"
the CoIumo,a y 70, -. Ia ~ 80 G"'G..n,''> Tnnr
S'!S o0i.' ;I, ov'' ~" ,''.r 0G-, ,a',a o-,,'
"'re nov Ai!.Gn' @ ay, U"J ''o rta ''T;,h' P;|L
Ia .'-y r. G'Io,nl ,.,,,s,,. "n""9 % oe";al @
mona ho%&n'llieI a1Ho aHEys' VIZ HilV.a. ,.
~ thaV JACKSON "aS q. w ,, ,i'''esyo' '
IL was ohly nus c@.1'iy w., tp%S pon, =,
tratea TO- EeGsI'CA' "lil'.iIispoI'
and hArRoF . r.EIy "IIo ~, ViI'.vt ,, ~ io
occupied OF vislS'" " Tic 1'ASUo
rate scouts oal'y r
RICHMOND, june 'th'--1he i1{hco-
burg VlrSlniah o. yesterday Ee
ports On IuEnotiGE oi an oLcoti' .
wounded IN the nghN' InHe . ~, tNyoiy
was won oy JeeSsoh, over onleINs' '
a. ntFcsouls ~ oh'I..I' | ,;,.J .a.otn'
ton o. 0he hSnE mas oeGn focGinoo'' .
me riVor.iS Hll'S. ~ 70 4U'o'
long the tihoe 'nIs laoiling
ATLANTA, GAn une "a Npeclal pG.
dispatch to the savannah keprDA-