davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26

9u0 UNION BALL AT RIcHMoND."--We are per mitted to make the following extracts from private letter from gallant young New Yorker who is signal officer on board the United States steamer Currituck. It is dated on board that vessel in the Pamunky river, June 10: # " Among other evils of the rainy weather we have experienced is the delay in our advance up. on Richmond, no possible chance being afforded us of working upon the most important part of the business in hand, namely, the building of a namber of bridges across the Chickahominy rixer.s ~ 2s' @ i}t 4',|5
 "The less people think about this army tho betters for 9 couple of weeks at least. About that time the preparations for the grand Union balP in the city of Richmond will be completed and floor manager Met Clellan will then issue tick. cts for the fete, good only for those who are will ling to take the oath of allegiance. H4
 As it would materially interfere with the ar rangment on hand, no visitors will be allowed to inspect the decorations previous to the opening night. But gentleman of we'll known taste have taken charge of the affair, and the public may rest assured that the tout ensemble will exceed in Emsgnifcence anything ever attempted before, on this continent. as'
 As an evidence of the great liberality dis played by the management, 1 will mention that more than one hundred thousand auxiliaries have been engaged to give eelttt to the affair. n | # Several new scenes have beenpainted, ameEg which are views of Yorktown, Williamsburg, Hanover Court House, Fair Oaks, &c., and a splendid drop curtain is in course of preparation, which it will task the efforts of the artists to finish by the appointed time. The subject, Rich n,ond will be appreciated by discerning public. Conanserciat 4drsrsiser. s..s-f
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26

Ground Rla5teE, eneR Z TONS.-The s,Pscribcr keeps con 6Se1 stantly on handa good supply of superior quality, which wi be sold at s7 per ton. =t , ooYrD
 L,tchheld East Mill. Del lst. 1851. ~-
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26

A rcnarkable of murder occurred, Tuesday, in Broadway, N. Y. A wife s-according to her Story shot her husband because he failed to provide for her support, and was unduly famil- far with other women The mana dealer in military goods named Real died almost instant Y. The woman was arrested.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26
ss 6n,.xes De y.5sste."-

CarIes De y'Sstte."-
 yuyHIs New Style of PICTURES, WHICH n: was tens;vely circulated in this County. They are made with success at "Judd's Gallery'.amre ire convenient to exchange with friends. or send by m maiiMand are really beautiful productions oi the Photographic Art: r1rnn 5 Litchfeld. Jan. 18th. 1862. eo 'i-o'
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26

The delay of our attack upon Richmond has emboldened the Secessionists at Washington, and some fthe betting fraternity are offering heagy odds that Mel Cleilan will never enter the Oonisdsrate Capital, save as prisoner of var g s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26

A late Memphis paper lays itself out in this shape: Fl .:4s is.ss x fas ssii4 a;s3y
 We learn by . gentleman direct from Corinth; that party of thirty ysix of our troops, while on forging expedition, were surrounded by four regiments of Hessians. Nothing intimidated by the great numerical superiority of the enemy, they threw down their muskets, and drew their bowie knives, dashed toward their barbarous foe, cutting their way through, and leaving eight hun dred and sixteen disemboweled Yankees on the field Oar loss was one man wounded. ..,s s What z whopper x. :. x
 Somebody asked Gen. Cass the other day, ID Detroit General, what may we do to save the Union q, q Anything. S z May we abolish siae very 2" Abolish anything on the face of the earth to save the nation. !, @S'
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26
T A R R A NT' .,,, .,' EFEER YE,SCENT

SELTZER APERIENT..d THIS valuable and popular Medicine has uniyer- sally received the. most favorable recom- sa mendations of the MEDICAL PRoFEssIoN 5S and the PUBLIC, as the most 5iqf4l EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE SALINE PERIE N
 It hay be used with the best effect in Bsous and Fsbrie Diseases, Cosipeness, Ssck Head-
 Acte Nasssea, Loss of APpdae Indigestion,
 4Acidity ef tte So,ndch. 1orpidity g Aas " ''' aif Liua, Gout, Rte,naatic Atec. g,,;s as*gs.f lions, Graueh I'iaes, s
 and all complaints where lsf GENTLE AND COOLING APERIENr OR PURGATIvE
 IS REQUIRED. 4
 It is particularly adapted to the wants of Travellers by Sea and Land, Residents of Hot
 1RsSaaaSko kof Sedentary Habits, Inyalids ClinfScsy S and convalescents; Captains of Vessels and Planters, will find it valuable addition to their Medicine Chests. Fe., se 1t is in the form of q powder carefully put up in bottles, to keep in any climate, and mere lv requires water poured upon it to produce a delightful eff.rvescent beverage. ;-ss.. Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen of the ehigheststanding through out the country, and it's steadily increasing pop ,,larity for series of years, strongly guarantee ifs efficacy and valuable character. and com mend it to the favorab notice of an intelligent public.
 >'-''~ TARRANT & CO.,, No. 27S Greenwich St., cor. Warren St., s NEW YORK. g4 And for Sale by Druggists generally. 2 April P, lSj2 + ly-l
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE.-Any- quantity of old Newspapers for wrapping paper, for merchants and others-fersale at THIS OFFICE. Price 374 cents per hundred. "a tf-a5
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26
4VIGN NETTEa! a

VIG1NE NEIsTTE5! aa.y THyHIS New Style of aPoRTRAITURE is in
 A great demand at JUDD'S GALLERY. Ev- cry one gets goodLIKENE ESSand U handsome PICTURE, by this process. ' -.Et
 ,g ,,4a 2 a.f9i1( 4s4H J. L. 4JUDD. Litchfeld, April 3d. 1862. 5't' tf-5O
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26
FOR THE RAPID cuRE OF '
 Eoidss COhSIIss aald !

vrtues for the treatment Of tasaa p f slaints EBEN KNIGHT, N. D.
 MoRgLEY, EsesS uisd. s N F. .,, ..s T have have nS.ss Sss,s saa sasf ss s.aSs s bse eyer put out With & bad cold I should sooner twenty for abpstla tlsli do without t. or oupy Whoopins Cough, InlIaenza.:. ] kfzx1E Avn: | wM eheaffuily certify your Ieet0,uI Fs possss ssas q whGSpns Ws rstsrnisy in, ,ths south appreciate your skiI, and f aa - "s'a' z III aikAM ssIs'si soioNKLr, Mn twsI1H, Esa, lfcEszfrI, IAs writes, d Jan, 1ssss d tooS many n,sdicines without relief; finally Kur HecfuUt by tho adyiea cf onE elefgyulan. The
 s relieved the soreness in my thrOat and lungs; sn ono half the hottls made nc sompiste!y ven. kedicinas arc the cheapest as well as the best wo Il and we esteem yen, Doctor, and your rsmsdtess I, Dor mans friend siE VIE
 ma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
 :, .WEsr MANeHEsrER, PA. Feb. 4, 1856.
 % @ @ B sss .s.ygss s ysss.nnf ss1sl o .a1 toms of consumption, and is nov curing man
 abersd under .an aasetioa of | ths m lungs M for the 1 yeass. HENRY |. PAkkS, MercnanI { pt. 6 1885: *During my practice of many ysars g and rslief fo 6snsu,xp ptise pstiantA or suEinG ht edd vo3uneo oe ov5o1nc4 pu9 sne moss euee spoff ,hsytsssssf as Aas ' Ssad h ias Gs CoasumptfOAsv fe AA
 [ s~A no cns remedy has ever bsea Knc~n WhirA l tnkny and iueh asugsrous ess1 as this. Some 10 Aaid can reach; but even to thoss the Guzx 31c&rde ralsf and comfort. ,sss42 g
 ty roa Houss, NEW Yoax C1fY, March 5, 1ssa
 D4Yss,LowEIL: feel 1t 8 duty and pleasure b inlu whayo Cherry RctoraI has done for my wife. lad beendve months laboring under the dan gerou& &togns oi Assumption, from which no aid we could ke eaye eQuch relief. She was steadily fafL % ely yoal snsas nsssas have ssss his kE aa we oo skill; for she has recovered from tsy: She IS s,oSyet as strong as she used to
 10ai'h SSassIiASDo 'lSsss, ESa, O, arls1Vnt.. ;
 bn...ss., do not a:sps r.s ; ,s,s,ssaissi ]: ,ii caEnsY fosaI i.1s6 ,laass.ias;;oa asp as Sespenk chemists kbe veFp 1. :e'''A ''' A-''se''
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26
Ready Made Clothing.

RHENS' and Boys GOATS. VESTS, ana st-4s CHARLES MCNEIL, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26

effects, they A at tho sfinae, fa dniinished
 safest and besbvsic tan be employed fer children. Being sugarcted, thf pleasant to take; ana De'ng purely yeretae. are fomany risk of harm. Cures have been ma, whicfpass belief were they nov suo- stantiated bv tu of Sxalted position and character US to forbid ti susH of nntrnth. Many eminen' clergymen lent their names 70 certny to tho nnhl;c tt rela of my remedies while others have sent me he nsee Of their conviction that my Preparations cntribnmensely to the rsnei oi my afflicted, snfsfig felfn.
 <, The Agent blow nsls pleased to furnish grat's g American Almmae cbiug directions for their use and certificates oft,eir cpf the Following complaints:- -7 cos,;venass .,;oyhplaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Heartburn, IIealacliing rom iout slonae nau s: arisne tberefrnm Facy Loss of Appetite, all Ulcer onx and cuta,,a.nsJ ses which require an evacuant medicine. scrofula dg's Evil They also by purify inc tle biood and dhlstiug the system, cure many comnlairts which Al4 not be supposed they could reach. sncb as Dea4 Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Ecryens of the Liver and Kid news. Gout aud otl l,dfed complaints arising from low state of the bdpessruction oi its Inhcnons'
 {. Do not he mt iunrrincipled dealers with sonns other hill they nIere profit on. Ask for AyERs PILLS, and take E eise No other tfey can give you compares within its intrinsic value or cuatiSs powers. The sels the best aid there IS Tor thein' and fl,av sbo,,ld Il .Ia .hses5. 7s f14f 2 e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26
'T,,IrTrTEs FROM M. VANITY FAIRs

r,.,n .a,,,r.av AnsrINrScreJeff D6sis's| eoachman reports that his wretched master t used to junsp up, just as he had sat down to' dinner. on getting | dispatch, and not come back 4n eat any laore. This is touching but what ve want to know, considering the state of the Senthern market, is, whether if he had come back, he would have found Any More To Eat cHAxcE CALLED FoR. Simeon Cameron, tf,e canuy Scotchman, calls his place in fenn- sylyania. Lochiel but considering his rapid re, treat from; it. Ill the way to Russia, we would suggest that the name of his estate snoulo pe changed to CpIlodsn. ssr .ys Tur aRAyr or REBEIL1os, In late dispatch s.or, Genaral HaIleck fe the Secretary of War, the subject of the retreat from Cerinth, the
 aysss sssome sf tho fresh graves on the road have
 aa,,, oner,ed. and found filled with arms. J How suggestive this is of the grave of Rebels lon! Doubtless when the Last Ditch is discoF- Ted. and opened by some future investigator; twill be found q filled with Arms ' we see in Iur minds eye Eoronelss Jury debating over be mortal remains, and we hear with our minds hr tKe verdict solemniy delivered by the Pus- led Foreman in thene words This trench is undoubtedly the IAS itch alluded to in Hlsto. EY the Rebel Arms have remained quietly laid Hown here in token of submission, while the ab. bsncs of Legs may be accounted for by suppos ing that they, influenced by the ruling idea ever in the erase, got up from it and Skedaddled fol 2 parts unknown i's 1 s#, ss 5#
 WRITING AND CYpHERlsa. Military cores pohdents assert that General Fremont makes ust of the Magyar language as cypher, when com snanieating important dispatches to the Presl dent. M ItssAsss z
 What gives sa coloring of truth to the state lrent iu question is that General Fremont is ! Magyar General. Had he been merely m aver sgey yBrigadiar General, suspicion might hayt fbesn attached to the supposition that he kneN lanything about either reading, writing, or clph Isring. s5, <. \ #s s:yg 4sss
 WAX FURN1rURE,a-Wc notice the nameo ths fedoubtable Sheets, the guerrilla leader, amont inc records of the rebel slain. Itis not mention ed how the secessionists disposed of their de
 arted hero; but we would mildly suggest tha
 Bed of the Mississippi would be an appro
 ete placsfor both Sheets and Pillow
 FoR WAsHERwoNEN AND SAMoRss 0KLY.- Q-When may tho sea be compared to iaur washing summer troWssrs at tub
 When 1t makes clean hHae@a - --'.'1a' ~ -Ss Two headg are better than one
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26
tho high f''.s sathartic Pills.

| AvA/of Chemistry Id Medicine h.,. ,.,,,
 nr utmost to produe this best mos. u n.-s.. Dss.
 Thich is known to man Innumerab1s ps, nras,s ,ess
 .nat these FILLS have vitpes which surpa.. s <,
 the ordinary medicines ana that they win , -, 4 upon the esteenof all mea They are ,aS a 70 take but powerful to cure Their psns
 simulate tie vital actiyitssof the body aexpe disease. They purge out hymor. ea ana grow distemper, stimulate sluggish or disor eo organs into their natural action, and ipart healthy ' w'1n strength to the whole system. Not only do >Safe the everyday complaints of every body, but Nlaabic and dangerous diseases that have bafied
 thsyeaman skill While they produce powerful
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26
Ayers Sarsaparilla

1s an excellent remedy, and worthy the ooz'
 Hdence of the communityt A
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26
Ayers Sarsaparlla,

., :. /. Ayers SarSaPaIll&
 For spring Diseases. 1. - rt, For Purifying the Blood.
 For scrofuIa OF King's Evil.
 For Tumors, Ulcers, and Sores. .-t For Eruptions and Pimples. .s' For B1otches, Blains, and Boils. :, For St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, or Ery- For Tetter or Salt Rheum. [sipelas> For scald Head and Ringworm. eai For Cancer and Cancercus sores. iaig For Sore Eyes, Sore Esrs,and HumorsA
 For Femnle DiseasessiA as 2 For supprsssion ana rrreguiarity. .-~<-- 2 For syphilis or venerea1 DisS6sSs y
 For Liver Complaints. sss i1lss 9
 For Diseases of the Heart. VT
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26

3a IN VINEGAR; ;-New F. R. Molasses-Do do. lSugarLPrime Flour, Meal and Feed Hams and Shoulders No. Mackerel, Goldfish, &c., at
 Is F!Gss iiie onp BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-26
Champion of England,

LANDRETH, Early Marrow and White Ne, Ne, rowfat Peas-Clover, Timothy and Red Top Sceds-All kinds of Garden Seeds. a, t,y1rK,s 1;tchs., .ss.s .sssf tf1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15
Reply to the above.

EDITORS OF DEMUgKAT AND NEWS -
IL Myself an admirer Of publicity, feel thank
tu to Mr. deury Heller for his"N to the Pub
lie" in his advertisement Ia your issue of the 18th
inst. inasmuch as Mr.. Heller in his zeal to
serve the public and himself, has forge ten %
mel ion that he has MT paid me an account Tor
meaica services rende ed in 1861, neither has be
paid anything this time, nor has he made
a tull statement Of the proceedings in the case,
therefore shall 'ry 10 complete it.
Nearly year ago Nj. H. refused to settle with
ms previous account, and consequently thought
best since, up t. the 10Th inst, 10 employ otner
pbysi:ian.. On the morning Of the 10tn inst |
was req res ed by my friend Mr. NJ. to 10 10 Mr. II.
" no was anxiou-ly looking for me, wishing again
ay services tor his sick boy. who had been under
medical attendance for several weeks. Arriving at
Mr.. It's house | compiled with his request,
Amined his child, gave aim my advice AID pre-
sc.,ption without any further rtmarxs. After
taking leave, in his saloon Mr.. H. offered me
as b had h ad other ph, ,sicians to this case a7d
he now wisned my advice, considered this a
cons ul alton case, aud therefore charged b N
three dUllars fer this examioa ion and advice, but
II the amount was too mucn for him | did not
wi sh anythi for it, or if it was lnconvenient to
pay this sum now, he might give me his note for
the amount, payable at his convenience. To the
last arrangemet am compelled, through the &C
tions of broker Sw.ts, who has been buying claims
.,yainst me, and who by mutual understanding
with lawyer brown. Squire Blood and COas blc
Teagard.n garnashees every patient l attend
Hoplrg that Nj. HIS warning will have the best
fleet to keep all similar customers far from
ploy ing me, and most Of ali that Mr.. II. will take
the warming for sli future time himself.
Yours, Dr.. ]. LANCER.
Davenport, May 18th, 1862
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15
Wagener's Sewing Machine
A NEW INVENTION!
First Premium Awarded for the Best
Sewing By Machine


MANUFACTURED IN MOLINE. ILLINOIS.
This machine is the b,s. for al family m d
nahufaei iuling purposes. will make coats shirts
pants, quilt bed quits, an. do all other work liz
fabrics. Its simplicity. durability, efficiency aud
price, challenge every other machine in use -
Wheeler Wilson's. Grover 4 bakers, II Sim
ger 4 Cos ,ot excepted. In proof of the above "
reier yoa to examine tue machines and wo X, at
I.ohdelPs dry goods store, at Moline, Ill Its
construction is Simply one piece Of castings
s,ructel as to receive ITS movement. whic h is u
rotary to-, SO arranged as to attach both up-
~, to form dou,le lock stitch. The thread from,
two spools thus placed in the cloth in the mt .,
perfect order and with the least possible fri uion
Both threads are frightened and Sla kened by ore
screw. Thus, you see, is forme: the most simple
and hectye combination yet applied to sewing
| machines. These machines cannot tail TO NEE,
the wants of every family and manuf c,urer
All the knowledge that is Teqiired to regula te
this machine is to regulate the tension by 1ne
screw, and shorten or lengtnen the stitch by "ne
screw and set the needle in its pace TO form
be readily observed by the operator, hu. saving a
world # er.leSity ,ha: has been so commun In
complicated machines Niiliama nt:c for urrer
thread and Coates for lower. is The best thread
Tor ali practic j purposes. Six and linen threads
are U. d 10 the same advantage sewing done by
these machines received the first premium at the
Cass county, Michigan fair. All wishing to yur-
chafe god d achine are invited to examine this
before purchasing elsew hero Warranted tne year
with pruper usage Price $40 Universal Hem
mer, s. ezra. All kinds Ct farm produce taken
at market price cash nrt refused. For further
particulars address J. A. WAGENER
M 7-dHwtf Mc,ine I'll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15

RIVER ITEMS.
Wednesday, Nay II.

Wednesday, Nay II.
ARRIVED.
KATE CAss8L, Davis, Ksokuk. IA
SucKER STA1g, " ard, st. Paul.
AD hIxs, Calf, Dubuque.
DEPARrED.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
KATE CAsssL, Davis, Keokuk.
SucxER STATE, Ward, st Louis.
The Sucker State arrived from St. Paul ysstsr.
day with . full cargo Of freight. Her officers re-
port the river falling all the way, but at high
boating stage. They also reported that the Hawk.
eye was on the way with seven hundred soldiers
from Minnesota, and would be in port this morn
ing.
The river continues falling steadily.
The Illinois and Missouri rivers are falling
slowing.
BOATS LEAVING &c DAY.
The magnificent packet Northerner, Captain
P. A. Afford, will depart for st. Louis and wsy
points this evening. Jerry Wood in the Office
This boat 10 provided with every modern i'm
psovement Of the times, and o6icered By expert
enced and whole-souled rivermen, as no enc will
contradict. No boat is better entitled to profit
able share Of patronage than the Northerner.
The Northern Line packet Hawkeye State
Capt. Dick Gray, will depart for st. Louis aud in
termediats points this evening.
The Ad Hine. Capt. Gait, will depart for Du-
buqus and intermediate landings At Z O'Clock thii
morning, making sure connections with packet,
for St, Paul.
The light draught packet Jennie Whipple
Captain Morrison, will depart for Keokuk and
mediate points this morning 1t o'clock.
The Northern Line packet Fred Lorenz, Capt.
Green, VIII dsl art for st. Louis and Intern edate
points this morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15
nlys DIFF
POsToFFICE At DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Takes effect Menday Mav 5th, 1862, att n. n.

EASTERN MAIL--Via K IR R-Closcs at .
O'Clock NJ Closes at 6 o'clock p NJ; Way mail
closes AT A. NJ: Way IL Iii arrives at ;s1 o'clock
+ NJ Ibrou.h h mail arrives at 7k oc.vck A n
Through mail arrives At 81 = M-SuLdays ex-
cepted.
WESTERN MArI--via N 4 NJ Y R-Clcses At Z
o'clock A NJ arrives att o'clock r NJ, sundays
excepted.
NosTHERN MAIL-Via Lyons h Camanche-
Closes a; t'cleck NJ arriyesat6 6 O'clock + NJ.
SoCTnERN MAIL-Via steam ps.cke.s-c!oses at
cock 7 u arrives o'clock AN,
NORTHERN NAIL-Via Dewitt d Maauoketa-
Closes Sunday. uesday AID Thursday 1T o'clock
pM arrives Tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday at
6 o'clock y NJ
ROUTE No. I0977-Via Blue Grass, e,c-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at o'clock r NJ;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY 1t 8
O'Clock pm.
k,urE no. l094s s-via Upton Closes Tuesday
and Friday n, " v'clocs NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday at l.. o'clock NJ.
KotTE No. losi7-via Fuiialo-C Closes Friday
At O'Clock N /; arrives Saturday ats o'clock
pm.
koUrE No. lo95o-Via Annanosa i Walnut
Forks Closes Thursday at IL n ; arrives Thurs
day at II O'clock N.
ilouRs-Uaicc oron att O'Clock A n; general
delivery closed NJ ~ o'clock r NJ; closes at
o'cl OK 7 N. Office oleu ION Sunday from 70
lV ocloc A H.
tS1- As the principal mails arc carried by Rail
Ro I'd, all the time stated in the above notice,
will be RAIL hOAD 1INE, the clock in the super.
in,endants Office, NJ d VI Depot, being tho stand.
ard. CHAS. II. ELDKlpGE, Pm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15
From New u ok.

NEw ToRK, M,y14.
Hera!d's Dispatch
Matters in the department Of the Raprahannock
remain unchanged
The enemy's pickets are stationed miles be.
yond Fredericksburg. consisting principally Of
cavalry, the only infantry picket being the Bo~l-
ing Cree road. Dashes By our cavalry have re-
vsaled that tie great body Of the enemy has fall
len back, and that the enemy's line now il not
heavily supported in this vicinity.
The X. Bridge of the Rapp hammock, under
the supervision of Gen. Gbhoo,i rapply approach.
ing completion are all the other ne cessary re-
pairs to the road.
Several residents Of Fredericksburg have been
arrested for treason and sent to Washington for
confinement
The celebrated Bonner team trotted two miles
on the fashion course yesterday in mir utes, one
and quarts' seconds. Bonner drove himself.
This j. said to bs l7A seconds quicker than the
came distance has ever been done before.
Times Correspondence.]
FxAAkLix. Va, May 13.
Gen. Fremont arrived here early to-day q. the
head Of his army, havi z come by forced marches
to the relief Of Schenck ard Ailroy. He imme-
diately reviewed. the regiments here and rode ce
yond the town. The enemy dsoamped last nigh,
and are now retreasing.
Ia the late battle It Mcdowell cur loss va. 30
killed and about 200 wounded mary but slightly
The troops are al in good spirits and full of ex-
pectalion.
A Fort Monroe letter Of the 18th states that Nc
Clelans pickets were within Is miles of Rich.
mond, and that the Mont or end Naugatuck hat
passed City Point towards Richmond, the Galens
following
The rebel steamers Yorkkwn and Jamestow,
We At Rockets, near Richmond. These n,
The s,-amrbip Chsmpion, from Aspinv.ll
brings @4S4 Oo0 in specie.