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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01

DR. Sw.SK will be at the Edwards House from
the 18th to the Doth Of May. 1859
Person. had better call early. "a the Dr's room
10 very much crowded generally about noon.
He treats all forms OF Chronic diseases and es-
psciaIIy Cancers. in the successful treatment OF
which he is scarcely excelled by any Physician in
the rcst-he cures them charges nothing for his
,erviess. TIE Dr. has given universal satisfsc
ton to his patients. aud has cured some very bad
cases here.
The Or. il a regular graduate OF one oil the
hes, medical schools in the United States, and
stands nigh in his profession ~ physician ara
has had an experience of some twenty years II
practice But his reputation IS too well kne"h u
nsed recommending. Hc dIscards all poIson'-
making use only # innocent and eftectual RENE
dies-selectirg ard preparing his medicines MN
self They are pleasant To take--not SIC ke"inS OF
facilitating. but bracing-and consequently pa
tienss are not deprived Of doing moderate labor.
He deals honestly with his patients II ne THINKS
he cannot benefit them, he will tell item 'o' as II
10 no physicians interest 10 deceive his patents.
See his Circular (which Is half the SIZE OF
common nevspaoer} contains from thrty-hve TO
forty good certih cates OF cases OF cancers ne h'
cured. He has al.o more than hundred speci
mems Of cancers he took out and and preseTVeu Ia
spirits
lie carries full supply Of medicines lis
ssr.e. srs rcsrenabis t."ie = ire - t''' 8"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
4 "MOst Magnificent,'

Paralelled aud approachablo stock Of
Dry Goods. Clothing. &c, has made lis
appearance at the unrivaled establishment
Of S. IL NJ. Becker They are prepared
to make nice fits Tin the clothing line
and warran, their work II you want to
gs, nice suit Of clothes. go to Becker's
II you want anything in their line of bus
mess read their advertisement in TO day
paper. and be convinced that theirs is the
plsce to buy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01

] Brownlee, it is said, has received a
huge supply Of Dry Goods. within the
,,, few days. The honesty and fair deal
no which has obtained for his store the
sobrioue, Of Honest Corner is still TO
10 form an important feature in this estab-
l,bment. OF course his goods are as
cheap IS the cheapest. and fully equal in
quality TO the best the market affords.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Pursuant to published call, the Demo-
Gratis Of Plymouth me, in Convention on
Saturday, the Goth ulI.. at the Court
House. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the ensuing Corporation
election. to be held on Monday. the 9th OF
May.
On motion Of II. Corbin, VIM. NJ Pat
,erson was chosen chairman.
On motion OF same. John Mcdonald
WAS chosen Secretary.
On motion Of John G. Osborne. the
chair appointed the follo~ing named gen
tlsmen committee to report names OF
candidates:
John e. Osborne. Daniel Mcdonald.
William dreenawaIl, Henry Me Farlln'
Daniel o. Quivey
The committee made Tie follo"ing re-
port. which. on motion of James + Van
yslkenburgh. Was unanimously adopted
TRUSTEES:
ln Ward, ......,...J B. y Knger;
"a ...3 Williamson:
81 p s Alleman;
4.h ...C Hasianser
5,h .........Ed Collins.
Clerk & Treasurer--A. G. Thompson;
Marshal-James ID Wolf.
A,sessor--W VIM Greenawalt.
On motion. the Convention adjourned
awe de.
WM. NJ. PATTERSON. Chm'n.
joins MCDoSaLD, Sec
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
r.. Paul.

The story of the shoemaker down east" who
whipped his boy to death because he couidh
count the Boots and Shoes A. fast "a his father
made .aern. don't apply To the superior stock OF
Leather used in Paul's Boot and Shoe Store Here
you can get neat, durable and well finished Boots
and Shoes, and everything else in his hne-aii
made by first class workmen-(Paul keeps no
o,hers,)-and what he tells YOU that you may re
ly on He not only has mammoth Stock for yon
TO select from. but is pleasant gentleman to deal
with Advancement in this weeks paper.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
Died,

Died,
On Wednesday. April 3o'h. MARTHA
daughter Of Andrew and Alice Hume. II
the i4,h year Of her age.
Sweet MARTHA, dear, here Ike the rose
Didst thou from Us departure take,
Thou a. dropped and fallen, Oh how soon.
And left mothers heart to break.
Af-wbrief da7s, few brief years,
Tho astto boating parents given,
But now alas. no more on earth
Thou st left It COR thy home in Heaven.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
ADDlIcaljOn for license.

Notice is hereby given that the 'nders'gnen
will AZ the next term OF the Commits toner's
Court of Marshall county. Indiana. to b. held at
the court house in Plymouth eommchcn on the
frat Monday IN June. S62, apply for a license to
retail -pirtuous liquors ia quantities. 'e-s than a
Quart The location ON whIeh propose to sell -
on Lot No 4, Hines addition TO the town OF
premen Marshall eouu'v. Indiana.
-, rp.TrH rTTHT
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
winohe-ter's Genuine Propagation "
THE SPECIFIC, PILL.
sFECirlC REMEDY FOR
SpernatOri hea &C n nal We Pkue q. Al
General Irr tabiity eitles ex

This Maladv, lie terrible Consequences (Which
are 10 well known to Require more than bar. al
fusion - them Is ono - 'iir Hs-r irs'dipus lfi
therefore DANGEROUS, Of ID the long catalogue Of
human ills. IL APPS the v~rv e,,rns- OF I.ifc
rapidly rudermnes the ceus. itu'ion. ami sinks lie
unhappy victim into iiuhcciv and q nrcnt'nrr
grave From 10 six hfxee 90 the SPECIFIC
PILL are generally sun lrn' 20 cFe., ncrmtreAt
cu . in n" mos a-erava'rd clSes. whether Cen
sti.ut'ona, ari INK rom Abuse or Erccs-rs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01

Persons wishing to purchase unimrrovcd lands.
on easy terms, will do well & give me a call. al
So have the L Q address ol the larger portion of
nonre-iden, land owners, which will enable me to
ascertain the price OF large quantity of land
which il mo- described in the above list.
THOS. MCDONALD
Plymouth, Indiana. 1851.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
lfsomth I.Da~sxa Eat-tpfte Feb. ?, l'6l.
Worthy Of Merit.


Among the uan, remedies offered to the publc
under the head oi Patent Medicines il is a relief to
know hat some of them are valuable preparations
will do what is claimed for them and are worthy oi
use and place in every family Belonging To tins
class may be mentioned, DE-. Roback's Scandna
Wan Remedies, Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills
which are most excellent pr paratons aud which
have the desired effect in all cases for which their
us- is intended
Like thousands of others We bear personal wit
ness to this having used them III our own family
with the best OBJECT. We are also a. quainted viii
many who speak voluntarily in praise of these
medicines.
One of our leading business men says, that by
the use % Only four bottles of the Purifier, he re
ccived nee than hundred dollars bene 1T
Ills diff 'ulty was eryslpelas.
We express our thanks for liberal present 81
these remedies for use ia our family.
See Advertisement IN another column
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
Clock. Watch, 4 JcHlery Rrpiiring
$50 ACRES of LAND for SALE.

Viz UND RESIGNED Is AU1 DRIED
. To sellth folOwin. described Lands. i very
io,c ti.urc>; part down md the balance in n.'s,i
payments. from one u fun wears, with interest,
paid annually
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
Nv. &ON0cNs
S\ovvANcM SNN<0rs
oxe kN>e So\A>evs Vv>ov\A, NW
NvQvsXltlA0. N>ovvN\S0, OWs-
e\>tev>>. Observation-Disclosures, exc.

qhese Bitters IRE r't up IN 4'a't
bottles. al tohtob ti.s ,Jove l. u fac sim
lie. The L1bel ia fn,ly engraved, and
Is proutIe1 Nth a eafe-gltard from
cortrterfeiters. Qrt-e 81 per bottle, or
sir for S.
c. w Pobaclo, Proprietor, No. o
East Fourth 81, Cincinnati, to l0hom
oil orders should BE addre:sel
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
j. -. SCOTT,
COLLECTING AGENT,

Continues to pay especial attention to tho Collec,
ton of Claims. Satisfactory a to char
acter and responsibility, given in Plymouth and
elsewhere.
r,.m.uN ~.isci NIL e
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
.ILsT sEIER' BE LIGHT

Dr. q BAIRD. Bremen, Marshall County,, In
diana, offers Tor sale splendid assortment of
LAMPS,
TRANSPARENT DNES.
Lamp Chimnies and Headings. Ru>hc and
Lanterns suitable for burning tual OH.
Also-Coal OIL, douhlr-rchncd Car,onated }
and Coal Tar--a new artice-uscd Wagons.
machinery, and in painting.
| h We also, Tor sale, Il fine lot Of Leicester and
Le'cc,tcrsnrc hogs-pur,ha@ed Of the celebrated
sto -rs,.srrs and importers, Lester Bartlett and
IL Benson, Of Csr,lington, OHIO. La
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
Lemon

Keeps the Chicago DaiIies.-Tmes, and Tri-
bune.-Literary papers, Magazines, Dime BOOKS
tee, etc.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
Editor.
scarf.

scarf.
The great Magician and natural born
ysn,riloquist. is posted f,r an entertain
IN, at Corbin's Hall. next Wednesday
=. MAY eth. The Professor will doubt
la. rive an entertainment worthy the pat
.aoA Of All admirers Of the wonderful
sad the humorous. Admission 20 cents
Children Is cents.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01

+ or sale in N,t,ntu enuIity ~ B.un Co, /.
A. Lemon, Pershing Go, Plymouth; Robert
Cornwell & Co, BOurbon;..N Is. &P.S Alleman,
Tippecanoe John Gloss, Bourbon Jonas Miller, Bre-
men. Jas VI Wickztr Argos. Peter Smith I'm
iontown: and Druggists and Merchants general
throughout the Union l9ly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01

Thanks.
Te the p. NJ. for late Cincinnati papers
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
Wcse HIEN0rs

VNCS0 SNSk0vS
ovc NOT oyyevGA 70 NE V>WO\Nc
Us q V\oN>clvNe wNN>cM W>>N
cwve ON N\G ''I\Ns W\N>cN
S\GsM rs Me>v 70, N><t as "
vevNoN,CN oWSvNt q gvSN
RsuvAotov oS NE sNsteNN.
w NC Nl\>o>>s N\stvNcts
oS tNNe Wosk o>\A So>>tM N\eve
Mos, Sov Y \oAG t>vN0, N00W
NNNeM v\eSASA ~vN o>vt>e\e OS
StovnoeM Slttevs, WS\\\cM, y
to\s0N w V>roVcv N>>o>Nt>tNes,
oNA N we N\voN>ev t>NAe, @ve
q s>>ve V>vewSN>t>~e oS
B1z1olts FeJe7,
Feva7- and JH8ue,
L1Ue7' Compliant,
0u9pepa5a,
l7zIzgeGtZo72,
|0Z172~1zce,
-Kz17lov C'o7aploz7ats,
uS\A AN Assesses oS q s>NN>-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01

Also tho following described lands in Fulton
County. situated about two miles East al the Mich.
igtn Road, ami joining the south line OF Marshall
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-01
EFsE, E'Cysg %EF2EE'%
ITYPOPHO>PHTTF.S!

FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
consumrtian. Asthma Chronic Bronchitis. Ncr-
VOWS Proetration. General Debility DysnepsA
Scrofna. Mara>mus. Loss Of Appetite,
Neuralgia. Femal" Complaints. and
al Disorders - the Marquis
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
,cloch By the Rev. William T. Williams, d. d., Of New
Eridnn. Mar 20.

Aryn,o.s BAPTIST PUBLcArIoN soorsrr-Anniycr'ary
, 3, ,hs yirst Baptist Church. Providence, r. l. .r
bn,ue,, meeting viii open at O'clock a. rn wi o repor,
Of N, Board viii be read. A. II ,,s annual sermon
will be preached by tine Rev. R.et W. ceshusn D. A,
the op.nIDger senOoe 'eion en- address w be deS
cred before the Historical der,neat by Prof Geo r. B'
OF Lousburg Un!verity IN tho evening addresses viii be
delivered before the soei' by the Rev O. Wsrren d.
the Rev. S. P. Henson, sd others.
J.nesday, Mqy27.
LsERICiy BtPTfsr MISSIONARY UgioH-Anuiversary II
Tho First Baptist Church Providence, l. L. at 10 o'clock 1T
Annual sermon by the Rev Dr. Flanders Of Concord N Il
in ho evening
Hednesday, Jlae 4.
8EEEglL Sraop OF REroaxgD Ia0rEsrAsr DUTcF
CGUrcH-M-etsin syTccuse, At 10 o'clock Iho Rev
Dg Van Cleft President,
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rAdvsr,iseInsnt.i

YOUSG MFN ABOUT TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS,
snd anxious to select pusut which they can best sso
coed horid secure Pbreuo gcsl Examination ~ Po"Lss
& WELLS, 10. 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
IAdver;isenent.l
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1862.

Thi, rcpulr AssrAL Is now ready 81.
raid By Express - per 100 Cash oId@rs sohciIeo. L.
We can supp back numbers of the tribune ADapso ~
eort ls4q M 1886 1851. 1853 1889 1865, aud lsol frce -
cents escL p,at paid Address. THg IhIsUSE As"'f9rL
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fidverisenenti
GRAyp FAMILY HOLIDAY at BARNUM'S Mn

sErg with supsfb dramatic It1Imances, AsTksScos 80
yryryc RtRyrs L.s another BABY Snow on the tap'l
AM Of course there will be snohef grand ra.n .n1
neuss. ANXIOUS p.pas and sigiug msldens see hn card
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~ III ! 7 " u TTI-iTI ~ TNIIT
a. y. lilNLBIT.
CnrRT CALtNDAR-TnIs n,r.

SrGrTNE CouT-CWcUr.-Pm I--Adioarnod
FOR the term. Part II Nos 2l2l. est 2l5C 2i59 2C0
26G 77o. IN 2l7i. 25o, 2ieo 2lei lloe, 2lgO lt l
2ig2. 2iy 2l9l. lit3.
SUPREME CoURf-SPFcIAL TERN.-Eo. l72!.
BaoogLYs CRY cCciT.--Nee t7, 70, a. ~,
~, s.. ", n, -, X,X.
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EccEITEHun.-The former project Of Mr.. Banuul
TO enhance lie breed of babies, by the same means
taken for the improvement OF cattle, hogs sheep,
eabbages, and other vegetables, is revived. An nd
yertiaemen, which gives details moro fully than IL
distributed for diaper stock, up to most alarming
numbers, twius, tgiplets, quatens." There is to
be beach Of feminine judges, aud the best iufant,
under live years of age, will receive, or his sponsors
for him rather $l0C. Persons interested in this
branch Of domestic manufacture VIII consul the CO.
pious announcement in another colnmn.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

Gottscbalk, assisted by CRiiotta Patti, Sgncr
Tornbesi, the famous tenor; Messrs. Feni, Mollen-
hauer, Sanderson, aud Muzio will give grand coz
cert at the Brooklyn Athenauw, corner Atanpe
ard Clinton streets, this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

THE NEW CusTolHoUsr.- The Merchants Ex-
change Wall street passes into ho possession of the
Government to-day, and viii undergo extensive
alterations before being occupied by the Custom
House authorities. Tho work 10 TO be done under
,he direction oil Mr.. James Webb, whose bid for The
mason-wor< was the lowest, and he will subcon-
tract with tie CARPENTER, PAINTER, hon-worker, &c,
whose proposals were most favorable for the Gov
ornm,ut. This bulding ever since its completion,
aboat twenty years ago. bar been used as meeting
piaae ior business men and the sales OF real estate.
rhs ennt bg.a Of the merchants will 90 TO the
lIplucs iAslaIgc, Nblie Le realts.&.e ausl!epeels
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TAiyert.seueut.1
IAdNtILAsrul"ItT
R.RNIrM'S MrsEuM continues crowded despite

I3ARNUMS ; MUSEUM rObIIuUts cIUWueu uesPIto
war nes moving tines aUG ard tines Tbis the Isst day
but on. Of the rre play Hop Ny rHUsB OF the mechsn.
cal scene esuty and OF toe great Giant 6pende
perlOrmaLces afternoon aud evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Stewart J.. woolford will deliver an sddres,
o.uight before tie Banner Republican Club OF the
City Of Brooklyn, al the Masieal Hall, corner OF
Fulton and Orange streeta Subject: The war
and the Administration"
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fAdvertlsenlent.l ]
ILLUMINATION

ULrMFNATTON! ILLUMiNATf0N!! ILLUAfINA.
TrosA great variety o. ornaments formed Of jets fo7
illuminating purposes Gas fixture Manusctory Noa
v Il, aud u MerssT-st AKcAER rAScoAsr
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lAdveris me II.

GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOw.-Dont fail TO
read BsrnGns t1seisement Of this great sxhbition zoe
viii aud if under tho 1e "a Of Amusements
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

TIE CHAMBER OF Communicative annual meet.
ing Of the Chamber Of Commerce will be held today
at 1t o'clock, when the officers of the Chamber will
be elected for the ensuing year. The President Mr.
Perit, on the opening Of the Chamber, will present
to Gen. Robert Anderson medal voted TO him BY
the Chamber last year. Gen. Anderson will be
present, and will receive the medal personally The
medals for tie other officers and soldiers Of Fort
Sumter and Fort Pickens will be transmitted BY
nail or express.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

THr CovpuIoN OF TIE SfREErs.-Undcr the oo
contract system, the streets in few OF the Waras
were kent in tolerabe order. while in others they
were in miserable condition the year round. lbs
contractors, however, received their pay monthly %
the certificate of the Alderman, whether the worE
was dono or not. All this is now changed in'
contractors are responsible TO the Board OF Contae"
and in order to compel them TO perform their dutes
an order has been Issued directing the police to repoT
the condition of all streets daily. The wells and
pumps arc also to be looked after, and the bills ars
not to be paid unless the work iS done as Is should BE-
TIE DoGs.-The Dog law goes into opsruon
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CITY II,EMS
AMugEliENTs THIS EVENING.

wAuicx', THEArER--No. 8n Broadway love and
Money" .
Wi,4ER g. lSRDsv-B Broadway, Romeo end Juliet
lAURA KREs rs InEATBE- -broedTay.-C Closed M MAY D.
EIRio's GAHpEg- Broadwsy. "The EnchantI tIess"
Nyos's CIRcus, Palace Gsrden 4s and baY AFTERNOON
end evening. -, ~,
iug Hippo pot ANUS y hale, &C., c-y Ard nlsAl; hop
o. my Thumb" and The Widow Of Palermo" after
noon and evening 49,
Curncn's uEAKr on TIE AaDEs-Oouprs, No. ~ Broad
way. - ,,., ,.
yoyage" - -,
NlTIoyAl AciDEsr oY DEaGS-No. 62S Broadway day
end evening q
NrBLO's sALooS-Go;,schsk's Concert
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go to the Mercb ants Exchange salesoom, No. III
Broadway. u

THE CSSDEMSED MAs HAwArSs.-Ths United
States Earsbal has invited tie Rev. Henry High
land. Garnet, pastor of Shiloh Presbyterian Church,
ta act as the spiritual adviser Of VIM. Henry Hsw'
kns the colorsd man who WAS sentenced TO death IN
the United States Circuit Court several weeks snes,
for the murder Of Capt Wm. II. Adams, Of the snip
Lammergier, on The 2sth of September, 1861. The
time of execution is Sc; down FOR Juno n. Mf.
Garnet has cheerfnlly consented to comply with the
request, and has already commenced his mission.
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Increase over l0oo,...... sfs,b 2Ci %
All Other wards hold abou. the same valuations as
last yeai

Ar.nNsrlu UNDrR IRE Co.cERT SALoos LAW
On Tuesday might, RoUndsn-an blair, OF the Fourth
Precinct, arrested Henry Monte bag-heeper, Philli.
Pima 1'oppen, WilooImna Toppen, and Margaret
Gidden, at the Concert Saloon in the Shakespeare
Hotel, conner of y lliam and Dnsue streets on q
charge oi violating the new law reating 90 Concert
Saloons. Although there WIS 40 theatrical perform
ance, beyond tho usual miscellaneous music peculiar
to German lager beer saloous lie girls were engaged
in waiting upon the guests, serving them with the
lquors, beer, &C., sold st the lar. Theywere taken
before Jrsilcc Brennan yesterday morning, aud held
toE examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
FOURTH DIVISION,

HEADQUARTERS, foUEru DIVISION,
AsaY on WEI TESSEssEK, April ~, 1862.
Capt Jons A. RAyLIss. -1is.sioHt iej4iast Geaeyai
SIR: have the honor 10 report, IN briti the pari
teten by nv division Ia the battle o tho ts and h Api
On SGn0ay morning, April 9th, sbout m, received
message Rom Bhg Oen sbsfmsn that Le wes attacked n
force, and heavily npon his len.
Second BFaoe proceed the In Of sherman. This
brigade oons.iis Of the 18th Indians AN l5h, sld t H.
mans line apdly aud went into action refer Col
Neatch's report for the particulars Of that day.
Receiving in few moments pressing reques, for cid fou
Brig Gen. Prcntiss TOOK command in peTor Of The l
"a Bdgades e'pectiscy connsnded b. Col n. o. NamS
Of the 81 Iowa ard Big Gen. j. q. LHnni-u-.
he Let rigsde consisted Of tie ID Iowa, 4 iIoiI 2,th
lllincis, aud Jld Illinois
The Sd Brigade Of The Bit ludiana ih Indiana eth Ken.
tucky, and Iat1 hen'uky. ~ aGao1 tetk WIN uc ie
t and 2d Bat.siors Of tAe Jh Ohio Cgyay Mamie L!,t
Bsttery four pieces commanded by is Lieut. r. Brotzmai
osss Battery, "a Acis and heyers Battery i&h Oo
- drew the and Left OF Gen. Pre- ts line
ss g.Dens in broken iss~s dated through uy advance
. a. gaiant offcor making rveT choH - rally them
.Drnsd my line Of bsue - 10 BIisads thrown 70 he
the outhcrlS side OF large open neldihe ID b
sde continuing the lice wI an obtGse angie around the ote
ts he field fud extending distance into the brlA
1d timber nanns Battery placed IN the als, Of the
ines Kosss Battery some distance 10 The et and e. M
Jhi0 Bstery the right spd souohat advanced in
he timber, 0s % concentrate the hGo upon tie oeD
rDulo 10 front ena waited foF the attack
single b0t from the enenSs batteries t.rnci 10 Hoycfs
j,h Ohio Battery, when oil aud men. with common
grlss Of d.. graceful cowArdce abandoned tie entire 5st
lJe until ucsday called Tor yCliuteefs tire tri
fy The call ansoered aud ten gallant from Manns
-y dHd NOsst EaefI bIo4glL in tt NOISES H!-H were
nd. rDd spiked ihe guns.
The attack commenced on he "a Brigade through he li.k
mber and met and reDeed ea5y and con,uGOus
which rolled the enemy back Ia confusion after some hai
0f struggle leaving many desd aud wounded. The gi
er OF bsyoueta tho left and ont Of tho st b.gnta
owed large force d The enemy gahtdns aud ~ 1ti.cH
made the it I1oa and l1th the -li Of he
gsds and the I'D Illinois and 81 Iowa the right Al The
mo tine strong force Of very Hesdy sud gallant to0
m-d In columns doubled the center and advanced over
is open held IN hDnt They were allowed 70 approsc1
n,n ~ ~ yards when bre was opened hom Name aud
bettess. aud Irom tho two night regiments Of the
y biit"e sod 18th and 25th ksutnosy which thrown
shFhty, 90 as 70 flank the column. Under this With
e lLfs IAny a.ienYe1 " 1Ioy bal s0eH .!eke sDa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
THIRD DIVISION.

Two enents tie 5fih aid ga Ia-i have no yet re.
reCise al Of which 10 respectfully submitted
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

Tur Docs.-The Dog law goes into opsrstior
y ,a,cedAnce III an ordn recently sdoptsd oJ
The omuon Ccanc 1t provides that all aoss caught 10 ~
str. 81 ulnu led shall be AAsd
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
Headquarters &c Division, I
April 10, 1902.

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