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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25
Chicago \ Rock Island Rail Road.
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CHANGE OF TIME,

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On aud after sunday, May 9th, 1862, until
further notice, trains will leave Rock Island Depot
as follows:
CONC EAST.
Day Express and Mail tram at 1890 am, arriving
IN Chicago at 6.30p m.
Through freight team at ga a M, arriving ~
Chicago at 800 II.
Night hSprcss at 1.S0 M, arriving IN Chicago
at $50 IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE rKOM TIIE EAST:
Night Express at 100 a M, leaving Chicago at
900 IN.
Through Freight at l.ij M, leaving Chicago at
200 pm.
Day Express and Mail at j.iJ p M, leaving ChI-
cago at 900 IN.
All trains ever TINS road are in direct connection
at Chicago with trans over the Michigan South
crn, the Michigan Central, aud the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To
ledo, Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
Also at LaSalc with trans OF the Illinois Cen
traI Road, North to GaIrna and South to st. Lou
is, and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded otthc necessity of CIV
ing distinct directions as to the destination of their
baggage, also to procure tickets before taking their
seats IL the cars, as the conductors collect fares
only to stations the line of the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad. JOHN +. Ek lCf, Supt.
W. II. WHIrMAS. Asst Sup't.
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Galena ind Chicago Union Railroad,
Ia iE lng - ~ - .si -. as,s s,s1
MIsR ARRANGEMENT.

AN AND AFTER MONDAY, May lIth,
" 1862. trains will leave Wells street depot
n. VOLS ST., Chicago, as follows Sundays except
ed J:
$50 A. IN. and 9.25 p. N. for Bry,dcrc, Rock
ford, Frccport, Warren, Galcma, DUncIh
Dubuque and intermediate points.
$50 q. III. and J.iJ =. III. Tor Dixon, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
400 p. n Elgin, Belvderc, Rockford, aud III
tcrmcdlatc points.
go p. III. Gercva and intermediate points.
Passengers for Beot and Janesvllr viii take
the $50 m, and p. m. tram.
Passengers for Crystal Lake, Mcllcnry, Rich
mond, Geneva Lake and intermediate points, will
take the 400 p N. tram,
Trains arrive at ChIcago
At $50 p IN. and 5.4j a. IA. from Dunie'th, Ga
lena, Frcoport, etc.
At 800 y. III. and 600 a. III. from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
At l.l0 a N. from Fox River Valley.
At :. 30 a. III. Geneva Accommodation.
EU. Sleeping cars ON night tralus.
T. B. TALCOTT,
G.. NJ. WHEELER. Gen'l SuPt.
Gcn'l Passenger Agent
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$323,Si3,79
LIABILITIES.
$l7,l00,e0
S306,743,79

Having re-lnsured and cancelled nearly all the
extra and special risks previously held by the Com
pany, and contnng our business strictly to first
class risks, We think We offer safe insurance as
any company represented in the West. During
the past four years we have paid the very large sum
$3lj 900 in losses, and hope to avoid heavy losses
in future by declining all specially hazardous
risks
ISAAC UNDERHlLL, President.
c. HOLLAND, Secretary
JAMES SHAW, Agent, Rock Island, Ills; Of
fee Corner of Eagle and Illinois Streets.
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IRElGIlrs.
By this route ireights of all descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York, Boston
or Baltimore to and from any point on the rail.
roads OF OHIO, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wis
consin Iowa and Missouri by railroad direct.
The PENNSYLVANIA railroad also connects at
Pttsburg with steamers, by which goods can be
forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Musklngum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mis-
slsslppi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas
and Red rivers; aud at Cleveland, Sanduasky and
Chicago, with steamers to all ports ON the North
western lakes.
Merchants and shippers entruStlng the trans
portation of their freight with this company can
rely with confidence on It's speedy transit.
The rates Of frelghts to and from any point III
the west by the Pennsylvania railroad are AT all
times as favorable as are charged by other railroad
companies.
BE particular to mark packages ''vla Penna.
X. r."
T.. J. SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MARGRAW X kOONS, So North street, Balt-
more.
LEECH X CO., No. : Astor House. or No. !
South William street, New YORK.
LEEl II i co., No. - State street, Boston,
II. II. HOUSTON, Gon'l Freight Agent, phIla,
l.. l.. HO!'PT, Geu'l Ticket Agent, PhIa.
ENOCH LEWIS,
Gcn'l Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Matthias Agy, Deceased

Estate OF Mathlas Agy, Deceased'
vTVHE undersigned having been appointed
i Administrator OF the Estate Of Matthias
Agy. late of the County of Rock Island and State
nflhnois. hereby gives notice that he will appear
before the County Court of Rock Island county, at
he office OF the Clerk of said Court in the City Of
Rock Island, at the June Term, on the Sd MONDAY
IN JUNE next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and re-
ouested to attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted 10 SAD es
tate are requested to make immediate paymeHt to
the undersigned.
Dated this 22d day Of April, A. D. 1862.
JOHN PARMENTER, Administrator.
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NOTICE.

vINlIE undersigned would give notice that he
| is prepared TO procure speedy settlement OF
Invalid Pension Claims, Bounty Money, Arrears
of PAY, &c, due soldiers or the' heirs, having in
his possession all necessary Instructions, forms,
blanks, sc. (. ID. SWEENEa.
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&ai|raaas.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Il. X.
Is . ELrsL lL1s. nulL IN IN r.-..n-la-

Is First Class Road III all respects,
WITH 2sj MILES or DOUBLE TRACK.
Three Daig Trains
with connections from all points west,) from
pltshurc and Philadelphia, all connecting
direct to New York.
Morning Mat, lHanoo" FaStLiae, Night
ErpreSS.
ONE TRAIN DAILY
From PIttsburg to New York ti30 mics without
change OF cars.
VA iLLENTOIVN Il EASTON,
With direct connections from Western Cities,
Arriving hours IN advance OF other routes, III time
for Boston by rail or boat lines.
Express trains run daily; others, Sundays eS-
ccptcd.
NINE DAILY TRAINS
From Philadelphia to New York. Tickets good
ON any line or train.
New York or Boston Tickets via pIttsburg, good
wa Philadelphia or Allentown.
Boat Tickets to Boston good via any of the boat
lines,
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Mississippi n Missouri Railroad.
~, F>.prtry, "A
HsF, lss lsslssff sssl,f sa: s zsx At

EATE..E, .g1sMyEH Essrs1 ~ a-Hs12zG
ISG2 SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS -isG2
Trans run by Chicago time, which is twelve min
utcs faster than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 9TH
" 1862, and unt,l further notice, passenger
traiRh will leave Davenport as follows:
For Marengo,an Washington. 7:iO A. NJ.
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows;
From Marengo and WashIngton.. .G:30p p. M
Morning trans ont Of Davenport make direct
connections at Marengo Iowa City and WASH
ingtou, with the Western Stage Company's
Stages for ali pointswcst.
Trains from the west connect at Dave, por, with
trains Of the Chicago b Rock Island Railroad for
| all points North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity of
giving distinct directions as to the destination OF
their baggage, Also to ocure tickets before TAX
ing their seats IN the cars,
80 ~ JOHN +. TRACY, GcnI. supt,
A. kIMBALL, Asst. Supt.
/ tIIlCAGO x MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD.
| For Mcaukce, La Crosse, 81. PdnI, Oshkosh,
BeIH,
And intermediate points
| On and after Monday, May 9th, 1862, Pas
4engcr trains leave the depot, corner of West Kin
zrc and Canal streets, Chicago, Sundays excepted
| as follows:
| 9l5 a m and 900 p IN, and arrive in Mil.
waukee at y ~ ?. IN and 1893 am.
| Passenger trains arrive at Chicago at II 80 a IN
| and 6,l5p III.
Waukegan accommodation Train.
Leaves Chicago at $50 p. NJ.
! Arrives g $50 4. NJ.
| s. c. BALDWIN, Sup't.
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The Genuine Electric Oil

The Genuine Electric Oil
Is A RICH AMBER COLOR
Ask to look at it, and you will be fully satishtd
If If be the Original Electric Oh, prepared by Dr..
smith. No person would use counte''",' II ne
knew It, and itlsm my imperative duty to admonish
all to be careful and always ask for cdr. Smiths
Electric Oll.n All the best dealers sell 1t, most
}, the doctors use it, at least those who have bee
,omc acquainted with It's virtues.
ALVOkD X VAN PATTEN are regular agent
,rtho renmnc oil in Davenport, Iowa, and CLA
ClUSS SPElDEL, in Rock Island
&. b. SMITH, NJ. d.
rs.- DIR. Smith ma be consulted free.
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On the lst Day Of January, 1862,


TT 7 4 I,
Amountoi Capital Stock paid up. 5000 OOO 90
Amoun, of Surplus on hand......... "a Oig 43
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New
| | Haven, Conn. Cash capital $500, 900. Policy
holders receive - per cent OF the nett profits OF
the business, without incurriBg any liability.
Insures Buildings, Merchandise, Household
Furniture, Rents, Leases, ana oth,r lnsurabIc
Property, against loss or danes by FIRE.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
b. X. Hart, Samuel wade, II. w. Billings, B. !.
Gilman, Timothy Turner, Lyman Trumbull
Robert Smith, Henry Lea, John Atwood, J.
W. Schweppc, benjamin r. Long, n sEIIbbarG,
Francis Hoffman, Lewis KeIlenbcrger, VI, &.
Atwood:
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EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society, Of
I the United States Ohlcc, 90 Broadway
New York. Purely Mutuai.-Thc only Stock
Company IN America whose charter requires that
all the profits shall be divided pro rata among the
policy holders
]. II. KINNEY, Agt, Rock Island
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I INTERNATIONAL Life Assurance Socie-
| ty, Of London. Chici Office for the United
States, II Wal ST., Y Capital, 8, 800 900
Guarantee Fund, 500, 900. Deposited with the
Co,nptroilcr Of the State OF New York.
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Total Capital and surplus. Ois 4s
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NEW YORK MARKEF-Fob. 4



FLOUR-harkst Sc better, With f4ir demand for
export ard home cOnsumption. Market closing quite
hrm; no sellers g. inside Quotations. The sales Of
sales "A, 100 At t56595,70 for supsrne state; S5s58
80 Ior sxlTA & &s'aLsi i9E snpsrnne western;
s6,,0aefS lor sAippns brands extra round hoop
CANADA FIsOUR-MarkaI has advanced Sc psr
bbl5 withstai demand. sales so bbls At S56595I5
for SuPerEns; So.sS9s'75 for common 70 choice ax-
RYR FLOUR-aaikss quiet with small sales
tjHfSH 1iRAI.-Markst arm Sales go bbls At
$500 for Jersey; Ss,35 foT BrandyWine-
WHfSEY-haEkst firm. Sales 400 bbls at 81
WHRAT-No important change; shippers not
disposed 20 buy very eeY, while holders in view Of
Sales q e bush Chicago spring aE 81 SOal S5 5000
bush Milwaukee club ct Sl,S5ols36. $500 bush Oau-
ada club 90 Sls5s 900 bush winter red western at
81 4 loO0 bush red stats Sl4s; 1000 lush red Jer-
RYE-Market firm. Sales 900 bush prime ct Sc
BERIRY-scarco and unchanged Sales 2,sOO
CORR-in better request for expert and hons
consumption ct full prices Sales 74.ooo bush At e5s
southsrn yellow; 7so for white Westsrn.
OATS-narEeS dn'l. Sales At 4o942 tor JsrSsyi
PORK-MsTksf rules steady with fair demand =
SALES Leo DDS e ~: 2:oolSoS ior mess, ss g ~
-BEKF-Markst quiet and hsm. Sales are 20
for country meaa; SlO,oo0I800 for rspaoksd Iass1
sST59ll % for gEtsa mess. Total stock Of old ant
new FeOrusry lst, 1855, Al l88 pkga same time las
MONTH g 6sS pEFs; aans time lasi year IA pkgs
PRIME mE98 BERR-MArkstQ quiet and HOm
| inally unchanged
BRRF HAaI8-Markst qui0tat Sl425AI5,OO.
CUT NIEATS-HarkBt g dali st sz64<o FOL
shOulders; s06o for do hams.
BACON-sIdss in better request; pricss slightly
favor buyers. Sales go boxes at 66lc for WeslarI
and city long ribbed mddies; 64R6fc for short do
6H67a for city long clear the laftsr price Tor ven
choice seleeted; and 70 for short clear do
DRESSED HOf9e-MGrEot steady e - .OO4
/ AO64 for western, and 8, ,2o84,25 for city.
LARD Market is steady with ialr demand
Sales 2, $50 bhls part last evening at 73e9s5Sc.
EUTTER-ln moderate rtQuaat at HE l4c t0f
Ohio; ara lsf32lc state.
IsCHEESE-aArkss dull and shade eaSIsri at
sUtiAR-Raws ltfls more active, but prioss
glISl l51ls5 Il1S htlg .loa a. 75ftE5c;
s. hits clayBd Cuba az SIC; and y boxes Havana
Tc. Refined eu7hf squiet and unchanged.
mOLASSES-4a Market iEasFiTo. We notice sale
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90 Ek0IAL
OLEvELAND PRODUOR nARKEE.
MOEEINs LEADER OTgIgE.

-EI MORHIHa LEADER OFTIOE,l
WEpaDDAX hosEuI0B FEB. s ls63,
FLOUR-The market Yesterday vas We quiet
and steady, and prices are unchanged, Sale Of 30
bblS extra nom red wheat At $40.
WHEAT-Markst steady and arm. Sales Of 2
o'rS white nom track at SI,ooi 5000 bush DO from
store At the aamsi ears red fOm track o. CSC, aad
car d from store at SC.
C0RN-MArkst steady. Fslss Of cars old at sc
irom track
Steady ct I73fo WiIhouf sales.
DRESSED HOGs-salsS Of 100 and 80 head
at Ss.25
RGGs-HOminsl at salOo without uslss.
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Yqunsjto.s1h

Unioa Glass C5mpany @
PhUniZ LodEn - frr
Cleveland Lodg8,
agency Ansficsn ENDrss1 ~
G1ro Insurance C0rzr8r5~ - f
9. 81 s2ns ealing l1r tie abovo Eill bl-,-.-,v
-. 8, OoWLk3. ?. q.
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Hon. Mr.. Dixon, member Of Congress
from New York, in a letter written for pub
Aieaiion, saya that The President staisd the
other day In. his presence that there was
Probably not Bat Ons nsaa IA he county nsrs
aHzi0Rs for battis LAoH hiuussgf, and that man
'Oas Ne Olsii0H. "The President repudiated
in words Of whitening rebuke, the charge
that he, or Mr. Seward, or Gen. Mcclellan,
were tampshug or delaying, OutOf any con-
sideration for rebels or rebel institutions, or
that they indulged snY thought Of ending
the war BY any means ether than conquest
on the battle. field"
These statements wiz be gratifying in The
highest degree to oar readers and all loyal
persons IN the country.
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N. Y. STOCK mARKRT-Fsb. 4.

ARODK6-Markst dul but unchanged. Clsve-
land & Toledo 4OS; Galsna 3 Chicago IS; Panama
ll2 80; Michigan southern guaranteed fo4; hiohi-
gan Southern 2l; Michigan Central E5S; Milwaukee
Prairie duOhisn lst preferred 70 Harlem preferred
29k. Hudson 336: Erie preferred 557s; Erie 3A IS
PacifCi Nail 90; Amsrican Gold l03; HOrta Carolua
6 81 Missouri 6 az Tennessee ss IS United states
g 81 So; United BtafOs es 81 pong 90
aallSEN-Market continues steady with fair bus
iness doing at per cent for loaBs on call an 6697
per cent disc Junt on strictly piims paper.
STERLING EXCHANE7F--Flrm and trans
actions ere 20 fsir extent at ll24 &ll34 for msr
chant's and ll4Gll45S for bankers bills
EaBLD-A shade hrmer with good business pt
f95f0l0s38 for American. California gold bars
fFInsr. selling At 80 . 81 per cant premium.
United States $40 Treasury notes selling at g.
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oHIoAGO nIARKET-Yeb. 4


ELDUR.-Markst sal0c higher.
" WHBAF-MaFket B9lc higher 76977cfor No i;
T67lkc for No 2.
CDRN-Market advanced No
ElESa PORH-Markst has advanced l2k92c.
Sales ct Sl0,1l.
LAR RD-Markst dull at 64c.
HOG9-Dresssd 50lOe higher S2,259SoO; Live
drm and unchanged,
RECEIPFs-260O bbls fsar; q. 900 bush wheat;
II 900 bus corn; Z, ,t0J live hogs 2.500 dress5d.
kKOHANih-UnehanR
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DIED.

10 tnis city, Tsbruary tth. 5. (. oHITTEBDES,
aged 33yaars and Eoltk1. 1E
The funeral viii take plaos at his rssidsncs, No.
20 Prospect street. on ThursdaT at 3 O'Clock P Il.
The friends are invited to sttsnd.
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B0ARDIAG.
D0NRDTNo 90TaT7'-

u R0ARDIN2 HOUS E-.zT FI7e
~ HOUSE No. q Public SQUARE srf - -
ses 0.cre1 --olle % ~ llsasaEse1t l5estionl -
spen ior Aoarderl. Fallilill5 Iishi1ll - i7-1i-t
sll.lr osR fcoll1 orn - aeoommcaalid VIA fI-5
11pl8rB and DAY BoarissT VIII ~ T5o, 1S-6-,-.-.
osl q 6isbis t5s- q - - - ~
s71Ea. ual;hGl IN. BURRfTFs .
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rolled upon thsn-bufdshs which vs. must
carry, o. under7Vhioh We must perish.
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ADTERFlsED LEFTBRs


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chhRe o. one cant. Psf8ona calling for them viii
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THE BATTLE.

APPEARAscE on TIE ENEMY AND DISPOSITION OF OUR FORCES
Within about three miles OF Hanover Court House, as
will be by the accompanying sketches, the road
turns to the right and to the left thes branches or ano
thsr road which leads to Ashland II at this point
that the enemy first discovered in the woods appa
rently In force the Hanover road while at the
time he was found to DO in position the Ash
land road to the left General Porter Immediately made
proper disposition OF his forcss-nfantry artillery and
cavalry speedily placed in position TO meet the
enemy Berdan's Sharpshooers in front, deployed
open order and shots exchanged between the OPP
Posing forces At Of the road Martndale
ordered proceed to the left drive the enemy from his
position cut the telegraph wires, and pull up portion
Of tho Virginia Central Railroad track at Peaks station
less than half mile distant, while the Twenty nth New
York went in front General Martindale proceeded with
the Twenty second Colonel Cove and the
Second Maine, Colonel Roberts, to execute the order.
The Twenty second being directed to sup
port section of Renson's battery the Captain com
mandng the artillery in skirmishers were thrown
out in front and either flank, the remainder OF tho
regiment advancing in line Of battle behind the battery
Tho krmishers reported the enemy coming out Of
railroad cars the Left therefore the whole OF tho
Twenty Massachusetts ordered to the left OF
The battery which opened with shell in the direction in
which the enemy seen, at the same time the
Second Maine being thrown TO the right dagonaly across
the railroad.
In the meame the section OF battery was relieved by
Grfins', which advanced between tho regiments and
opened vigorous fire the enemy, while the latter
had also brought orwa I'd field pieces and there
ensued quite artillery engagement It was sub
sequently that she'll from battery exploded
one OF the enemys cassons. The pioneers Of the
Second Maine went forward, cut the telegraph wire,
pulled up thirty rails from the railroad track, and,
conjunction with the Twenty second Massachusetts,,
accomplished what had been directed. The enemy had
been driven back and the two regiments were with
drawn and directed to join the remainder Of our COM
msnd, which advancing on Hanover Court House.
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gun TO drumstick muket ball, Is carried North
as valuable prize few days since met tne look
ing old gentleman who collecting buttons from our
soldiers, who had taken them from rebel uniforms lie
informed me- that already he had obtaned over forty
varieties Pieces OF the Merrmac held here In great
value, and have already embryo canes made from
this great scareorow. have in my possession piece
OF her oaken sheahng which has been grooyed 10 re-
ceye the iron straps previous TO the plating. truly
valuable curiosity. II bears the marks OF re and the
tei rife explosion the morning OF her disappearing
from the surface OF these waters Now she is gone the
Minnesota has sailed rium phany to the city OF NOR
folk and her brstlng sides bear upon the yc I'M
tanned rebels or rebel sympathisers.
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they intended to give battle winstons fields consti
ute aporton Of the ground embraced within tho scene
or operations.
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THE SECOND ENGAGEMENT.
REAPrgARAs,E on THE ENEMY.

REAPrEARAs or THE ENEMY.
In the meantime General Martindals had taken the
Invent. second Massachusetts, following the line Of the
Railroad and the Second Maine, the regular road be
hind tho artillery both intending TO converge Hano
yer Court House. Presently however information
the effect that the enemy had reappearcd the ground
from which he had been driven at FIRST The Second
Maine was Immediately formed In line Of battle, face 70
the rear and thrown forward into the open eld their
right covered by the woods, TO rssngage the enemy
Grifns's battery had gone with the rest Of our
forces; but just a. that moment the Forty fourth
New York, which had been ordered up by
General Morsi, with the section Of Martins bat
tsw, came along the road Those pieces Of artil-
esy were placed u battery to III III q the Second
,ns and the ortyIourth New York was stationed 70
the left Of this section OF the battery Word was sent
forward to General Porter, and he im6soey ordefoo
back the whole Of the command meet this left dank
movement OF the enemy
REBEL ATTACH ON A HOSPITAL.
Az the same time . messenger came from The rear,
stating that tho rebels had already appeared and de-
bsuchng from the weeds had fred the house the
gate Of which was flying tho little rod flag, which dis
tnguished the place hospital. II here that Dr.
Bentley and DR. Waters brigade surgeons we're attend
sing Of those who had heretofore fallen wounded