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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

CONNECTICUT RIVER MEDICAL Asso-
cIATIoN.-The annual meeting of this as
ISOLATION was held in this village on We'd
nesday. DIR. Lyman Brooks, of Acworth,
n. H., was president pro TEN, DR.. Thayer
being absent. The following officers were
chosen for the year ensuing - President,
w. II. Thayer, Keene, n. H.; Piee Pres
idest ii. III. Palmer, Ludlow; Recording
Secretary, Il. d. Holton, Putney; CORES
ponding Secretary, s. J. Jarvis, Claremont,
n. H.; Treasurer, Samuel Nichols, Bel.
| lows Falls.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09
Pay Up,

Ar rzons indebted to the suhssrsr. y note secount,
arc rssssssf to uase iEaIaelts PAY rasu to save cost
C. Z. NENcoNB.
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STAND AYYTHINe.-The Banner says
a letter from prominent officer of the 4th
Vermont, has the following "A few days
since Gen. Smith inquired of Gen. Brooks if
he :" had regiment in his brigade that
would stand charge" Yes" said Gen. p.
- Stouehton's devils will stand anything !"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

GRAFroS.-Good and patriotic work
never flags in Grafton. The ladies' of the
Soldiers Aid Society have been making ef-
forts to raise funds to procure necessaries
for the sick and wounded soldiers, and they
manage so as to have happy entertain
ment for themselves, as well as to help the
Sanitary Commission of the grand army of
the Union. On Thursday last week they
had social gathering at the Town Hall,
from which they realized over forty dollars.
The principal features Of the evening were
music, tabieaux, and refreshments. The
music, under the care Of Mr.. Chauncey
Sherwin, delighted the audience, and called
forth many expressions Of praise. The
tableaux, too, were pronounced perfect.
They were got up in good style and taste,
and certainly reflected much credit on the
ladies-Miss Barrett, Miss Bridgman, and
Miss Challis-who had the superintendent
Of this particular department. CFhey must
excuse the liberty we take with their names. J
The supper was what might be expected
from the ladies Of Grafton. Ice cream
were among the Injuries, and many heat
would have been glad TO have passed the
same 10 our brave soldier boys now in pur-
suit of the enemy. As it was, they did the
next best thing taking the money for then
IIuxuries, and they will soon send box O
things they are most in need Of. A cores
pondent from whc m we gather most Of the
aboev, says" We hope the retels wont Sc
cede and throw themselves into the Gulf 0
Mexico. We supposed our supplies woull
be needed at Yorktown, but in the Language
Of widow Bedott-
I'VE kant kllkcrlate With emmy degree Of ssrtnty
What Is going to be.
When we retire kant ksikeriate
But what before the morn,
Our housen will eoHnasrate,
And we be left forlorn,'n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

fer For three years She has been Affected Win bilious
cement the sadly inpsriug her sithi which
has steadily falling during that pcfiot When in New
YORK n Aprii last friend advised 70 test Your Pills
Having fullest confidence IN the Judgment Of my friend
Outlined supply Of Acssrs Barnes y Park Druggists
Pa * Ros. New York. On returning home, ceased all
other add administered Pills. each night
81 her feelings plexn, digestion, etc
surprised Us all rapid and permanent restoration to
health has been the result We used less than five boxes
and consider entirely we consider the sh0se just
lrbnie 10 Physician and trust Il vii BE- the means
Of fniein usauy to adopt your Pills theif family msii
cine / remain. dear sir. with msny thanks.
s. q. : UNISON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

The ISLAND HoUsE.-The Island House
has been lei for the year ensuing to STE
pHEN TAFT, ESQ, of Worcester, Mass
Mr.. T. is stranger among US, but from
what we hear, the public may expect the
Island House to continue. under his admin
istration, as an excellent first class hotel
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

BRArTLEBoRo.--At the town meeting
on Saturday, called to consider the rebuild
ing of the West River bridge, Charles
Chaplin, Jacob Esiy and Sewall Morse we're
chosen committee TO investigate the mat
ter and report at an adjourned meeting. to
be held tomorrow. Michael Ellis
had his arm severely injured by circular
saw, one day last week, while at work in
A. G. Nourse's planning mill. The
remains of A. d. Cortez were brought home
on Monday from Yorktown. He died OF
disease contracted in camp, while employed
as sutler. On Saturday, twenty
wounded soldiers arrived at Bra:tleboro,
and are now being cared for in the hospi-
tai for them at that place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09
eS OLD FRIEN S -
IL THE RIGHT PLACE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

TIE BEST FAMILY CA
THARTIC ia the world. used
twenty years by FIVE millions
Of persons annually; always
give satisfaction contain no.
tiinginiurious patronized by
the principal physicians and
SURGEONS IN the Union ele-
gaatly coated with sugar.
Large boxes Is cents; Eve
boxes for one dollar. Full di-
nections with each box.
TALLAHASSEE, LfoN Co,
Florida, July Il, 1850.
To Or. Ierrick, Albany, n Y.
RTH Dear D0tf0y IL write
this to iufrm you Of the won
derful effects OF your Sugar
Coated Pills on myeidef laugh
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09
Genever Cordia

Gin is highly ended by Physicians FOR It's Me-
dicinal Properties it being made from pure harley Malt
our other bottled Liquors viz -
BRANDY, BOURBON IVHISKEY, RUM
&C.. &C.,
Are put up with greatest regards their purity
and Medicinal qualities, and recommended by the
Faculty.
We are permitted refer to the following Commissioners
Agents aud Physicians of the state Of Vermont. and
nj bsh the results of Chemical Ana sis made by
eminent Chsmss evidence that bat the puret
10 our customers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

The above would call the attention Of the Commission
Town Agents the Medical Faculty of the STATE Of
Vermont their well selected stock of imported Wines and
liquors which offered reasonable and satisfactory
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

JACKSONVILLE, April 10, 1862.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

rco@ 100 4. NJ. until 500 ?.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
DIR. Hurd's Preparations Good

The best evidence that they are is that their
iriehds and best patrons are those who have usod
mem mem longest DR.. WILLIAM B. IIURD is an eminen,
Dehlst OF Brooklyn, Treasurer of the New YORK Sto,
penus'S Association, and these preparations bave
oeen used IN his private practice for veors and W.
leading citizen of Brooklyn or Willamsbnrgb 60
ions ions ther excellence while eminent Dentists Of No,
\ ORR recommend them az the best known m ,he NV
essoh. without the aid ofadvertisng, dealers a
soiI them by the gross. nav "
me Editor OF the Brooklyn Daily Times says. "W,
are happy to know that onr friend DR.. HuTb 10 ."c
ceedIng beyond all expectations with his Month Wah
and Tooth Powder. The great secret Of his as
rests with the fact that his articles are precisely
long use.'' ''iy iroih lhelr
The we'll known P. Il. Bsrnum w,ite,-oI c,,,1
your room Powder SO good that my family have msad
Il an up We find it the best Powder ior The Srss,S
mat nat We ever used shall feel obliged if YOU viii
veniencs with bili.'' ~ your con-
ou, e,r cost is SO small that every one may test
Z, VI be ware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders 3,
liuIu % Oon Powder contains no acid nor aIkaI mo-
charcoal. and Pollshes without wearing ,he enamel
Use other 'ii0 ehahel
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
Philadelphia Advertisements.
FINKLE g. LYON
SEWING MACHINE Co..

~, NV person who conVemplates purchasing a Sewing
% IoI family or manufacturing pur poses shouid
iali 10 send Tor one Of Circulars which ennIoa
GUS. and tu descriptions Ofthe several styIes nrc..
ana samples OF work, all of which we send ~ nal
free. We claim su have tba " 'SN ~ matt
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

onrewo agents can make small fortune incarrvoo
suRY is the neatesI article thai man ~ lREA'
carry around Send for and see, nr better ION
zen. which we will sell, samples for a. o ooh
soPpiea ~ Literally with circulars. tNow is the line
hl. We are spending thousands for m" h"D pro- o,
asens New England men and women here is
lng nlce' and chance take the tide ~ ;,s Snns
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
Popular Medicines. &C.

CONTENTS:
| Dr. Hurd's celebrated MOUTH WASH on,
bottle. O"'
DR.. Hurd's unequalled TOOTH POWDER
| Que box.
DR.. Hurd's magic TOOTHACHE DROPS
one bottle.
Or. Hurd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER.
Dr. HHrds MANUAL on the Best Means of P,eserr
% the Teeth including Directions for the PROPER TTeaL
ment Of Chilfren'S Teeth P'' A''U
irOS TLOSS SILK for Cleaning between the Teeth
IOOTH PICKS etc. etc.
Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dental Office, II Fourth ST
Brooklyn. IL. D. vi ''
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for SIS.
@TThe DENTAL TREASURY makes d package eigbt
inches by five. and is sent by express.
&T Full directions for use is on each article
mail viz: Poi"eF' oy
Ihe TREATISE ON Preserving TEETH. sent met.
ps1d on receipt Of Twelve Cents, or four s,amns
r, Inc NEURALGIA PLASTER, for NeuraIKia IN the
race nervous Headache. and Earache sent nos,
PAID on receipt OF Eighteen Cents, or six stamns
Ihe NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATIC PLAsrER darge
size) ior Pains in the Chest Shoulders Dack or
seven Cents - "i'y-
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
What are the People Doinc 4

Inc american people are intelligent enough TO an.
Paecla'e preparations that Ct ntIbnte so much 10 e
Eyn, o;T ~ .nose using them, and they want them
use on Teeth some the Neuralgia Plaslers and nos u
lew enclosing 81 cents for the Mouth WASH ;" Ia
sSai !, I ia, nu to those we are compelled to- repIv
Mem1 VINO UiH supply
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN Firm Ann S,,ru
PHILADELPHIA.
$l.50 PER DAY.

me undersigned, having ewed their Iease for ,
th @ OF years have entirely refIted the house havino
painted carpeted and refrnIshed througbnn,
go location OF this House Is unsur asscd be,ro
upon me widest and most pleasant part Of CbestnT
H opposite the Old State House, near the
@ eI amusement. the jobbing houses of Market
ana Ahrd sts and convenient to the citv roiJrnodS
dime fare. " ''e c''y Iot haIi'
,,G rooms are large. will lighted. have superier
for comfort win care
we are supplied with pure Milk, Cream. Fruits and
y : esetanles s from Farm belonging to u.s. and which
is managed exclusively for the Hotel 0 ""''"
The preprietors Of the American nssrre ,ho;, t-;,
anu patrons that no pains will be spared e male The
appointments OF this lleie com pete and lis ahs Con-
pare Iav v0raoly with the best houses in the pior
"'N~i-y WYATT Il HElIINGS
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
What will DIR. Hurd's Remedie,
Effect

Or Hurds Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder ,v;I,
cleahse the mouth from all foul e1baIotions 81 :,
~ the morning will make the breakfast taste
| vee'e[ ' anu lhe day begin more pleasantIv HIM.
| teman '' ny 'heh gen.
Or. Hurd, Mouth Wash and Tooth pord., vail,
ENe young ladies' that finest charm m womon-a
sweet breath and peaTly teeth Trv them I"d,".
Dt Hsrd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
s' preparations IN the world for curing RA RI .rt,
ana giving tirmnegs and health to the 60 IL
dreds oi cnses OF Diseased Bleedinr Gum. So,. M.t
gent wash. 'N aslih
Or Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder give at
auul'ohal chafIn to cOUrtshi[, and make husbands
more agreeable TO their wives ana w,ves IN L
"ahuS' lhey should he used by every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which are liable to impart taint to the month
Dr. Hurd's Toothache Drops cure Tootbacbe
arising from exposed nerves and are the host f,;,
. parents can nave IN the house save their chill
uIen from torture, and themselves from loss of sIea
and sympathetic suffering ~ ' 'ieeP
FARMERS and MECHANICS! you cannot will ofE.,d
onegIecl your teeth Fora Iriang sum YOU can novr
GET pfeservaves than which ROthscb,IIor A, INV
get nothing better Remem be that DYSPEPSIA on oa
SONSO mPi ilON OF THE LUNGS often orip;nato =;
OF Ieeth Send for the Treatise on Teen and
oia ~ or.oa oOservauOns on this subject. too
children's teeth, '"Fe your
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
Dr' Hurd's Neuralgia Nom Adhesive P,,ste,s
are tne most pleasant and successful remedies ever
prescribed Tor this painful disease The natent aI
ana soon becomes drOwsy fall asIeen and
son, tee rom paIn and no bIIsIer or other nnoea
ond NJ INJURIOUS consequences ensue For Earachr
anu headache apply according to directions
m a1u rehei VIII snrely follow. Nothing ian he ob,o;
ea equal TO Dr. Hurds Compress for Neural ,a T,,
n mem. They are entirely novel curious. and o,,G
"ro 'ra p and wonderfully successful Thev
ure VI Two sIzes one small, for the face nr;co Is
anu an me 9.her large for application 10 I6e boJv ,;
stamp. vi price ar one
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

For the relief ofthe Sick and D;a,,o...,
With Vrulent and Chronic Diseases nnJ alIllcted
ior me cure OF Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
Surgeon. " 'he Acting
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoes =, G,
weak es and other Diseases Of the Sexual 0rga
and on ,ne new Remedies employed in The
SEM 70 mo aiileted 10 sealed letter envelopes ira
ceptable. 'se VIII ne &C
:, Address DR., j. skilln Houghton. Acting su,n.o.
dflphia, Pc. 'Iee.; EEL + mia
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
New York Surface dc Subsa;l

FLOWS Cutting Boxes. Dirt scrapes, Pans q.
snssstsE S !6DVIE wILAsabR
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
VIM. B. IIurd g. Co
TRIBuNE Buu.n,xes Nv

That remittances may be made with conGd.,o. u,
GrtS P,s.ids6, IsIs1 % the Mayor ofBrookyn to w.
iyn; to Joy, ,cOs L. Co New York. ,o ncnk. "a Brook
tEsq, New York, etc. etc. '" T. L. barn1m,
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
NeaI Estate Agency, Auction
ccrIng. &c.

Do,,;, ig Tor many years, been engaged in ,bo
portion OF New Castle county as Auctior.ah IN inc lower
ort YS as Re9 Estate Agent Dover Kent "nG re-
ame capacity. have Iust taken n ng IN the
I'd s'oru CrrLDlNG 2%4 Market street, below m IT, me
emem Sy y, hLesmonias be produced. tyom nirl
regard 10 n' sn ectnbiiy and business hs b,s
FIt.,a anu promptneSs an Auctone. a,d my
cali NJ. gem are respectfully requested to eiys
my undvSeG I iSf%S IN all cases will be modefate 1 :.
VIII ne my motto in the transact,on pT e1er'sn
tcn1erI 70 me me: The people of Wilmington and "a
anJ oJIiary New Castle county who have Reo 1H par
II TO EIoGS oi every description dispose Of viii U
II 10 'heir interest TO give me call. O' Will Hhe
Items and collections of all Kind. 49,,
Iiayine Go 70 IN all portions Of New Castle counIp
c fNS' MONEY on bond and mortgare a1I IN ~ n,
una iog me energetic and prompt in this depar,em, will
ID. T. RICKARnS
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
Kollock's Dandelion Conee
FURNITURE and UPhcsterinx
Warehouse.

= Inc Undersigned respectfully inform, hi, -,
E@ to"ers and the public that he has rnIara"d -
place "f busiaess and keeps cons,antiv ~ m1
1nT snlended assortment of FashionaSls Fur.
M i'"ie W Vi All KINDS manufactured with especiaI
py ms own workmen and under his own sp,,erI.on
ne a,So recommends TO the public his ne wly inven,.S
ana improved Sofa Bedslead and Lounges which t.-
co.. ana ease snrpass anything ever used BE-
hn' spring haIr and Husk Mattresses, made in ~
% oeS' s'yie HIS prices are remarkably L,r ~ -
soiici's share Of public patronage, ~NS 40
JOHN A. BAUER.
- No % SOuth SECOND st. above Sprucs
Smyrna times., 1862-11-20
Wsn. B. Hurdg& Co.
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. NEW YORK

Dr. HURD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER
ana ana i iIOoTlIACHE DROPS cannot be sent by mail.
odlca Stores they cannot, send to MS for The Den
'al treasury Price One Dollar which contains them,
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and the right forced themselves forward ia
another desperate effort; but reinforce
ments from Gen. Wood and Gen. Thorn =
as were coming in, regiment after regi-
neni, which were sent to Gen. Buell., who
had again commenced to drive the enemy
About 3 p. IN. Gon. Grant rode 10 the
left where the fresh regiments had been
ordered aud finding the rebels wayering.
sent a portion of his body guard 70 the
head OF each FIVE regiments, aud then or
dered q charge across the field, himself
leading. As be brandished his sword aud
waved them on TO the crowniug victory,
while cannon balls we're falling ike hail
around him, The men followed with a
shons that sounded above the roar and din
Of arti!ierv, aud the reoeIs fed in dismay
as from destroying avalanche and never
made another stand
Oar loss in officers is very heavy. Il
is impossible at present to obtain their
names. The following were among the
number killed Brig ". II. L. Wallace,
Gel. P-eram, acting general, Col Ellis,
10Th Illinois, Major Goddard, 18th I'LL
nois: Lieut. Cot. Canarard, 72d Ohio,
mortallv wounded, since died Lieut. Col.
Kyle, 4lst Indiana, MORALLY wounded 4;
Gen. ". I. Sherman, wounded in the hand
by a cannon ball Col Sweeny, 62d Hi
nois, acting brigadier general wounded
receiving two shots in bis only arm, hav-
ing lost one in Mexico, also shot In one
of his legs. Col. Sweeny kept the field
until the close of the fight, and he excited
the admiration of the whole. army Col
Dave Stuart, 55th Ill. acting brigadier
general, shot through the breast on Sum
dav, but returned to the field on Monday
Col Chas. Crufts, 3Ist Illinois, acting
brigadier general, was shot through the
right shoulder not dangerously Colonel
Haynie 4Sth Illinois, wounded slightly ;
Col. j. G. McEIenry, 18th Kentucky
wounded slightly Lieut.. Col. Stout, 18th
Kentucky, wounded slightly Lieut.. Col
Morgan, 25th Indiana, wounded severely ;
Lieut.. Col Ransom, 18th Illinois, wound
ed badly in the head Col. Mason, list
Ohio, woundsd slightly Major Eaton,
18th Illinois, acting colonel, wounded fa>
tally; Major Nevins, 1lth Illinois, wound,
Ell slightly; Capt. Irving w. Carson, Gen.
Grants scout, head shot off by ccnnon
ball: Capt. Preston Morton, wounded
mortslly, since died ; Captain Dillon, 18Th
Illinois, killed Captain Mace. 5th Illinois,
killed Capt. Carter, l lth Illinois, killed :;
Major Iage, 7th Illinois, killed.
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Still Later,


The Chicago Tribune has the following
account of the second days fight, contain
ing items not found elsewhere
The attack was commenced by Lew.
Wafiace's division. who had come up in
the night from Crumps Landing, on the
enemys left. Tie enemy fought With bull
| dog courage, and were driven back inch
By inch, holly contesting the ground. Six
Of our batteries were recaptured, and
about thirty of the rebel guns were taken.
4 Michigan battery captured on Sunday
was recaptured by the Sixteenth Wiscon'
sin on Monday.
At this time Gen. Beauregard was
wounded 10 TIE arm, in his efforts to re-
cover their battery. He led the attack in
person, urging his men on with bis sword.
Is was successful IN taking the battery,
but it was again taken from him. Itw was
captured ard recaptured no less than six
times. Co. A, Chicago Light Artillery,
commanded By Lieut.. p p. Wood, was so
severely handled on the first day. that they
were only able to man three guns on Mon
dar. But with these after desperate
contest, they succeeded in completely 81
Ieneing and capturing a rebel battery of
six guns, but they were compelled TO relin
oush it from lack Of horses to draw the
guns off. They had to take off their own
pieces by hand
Out of seven men who were drawing
one, FIVE were struck down, two killed and
three wounded There were IN all, two
killed and thirty two wounded.
The general retreat of the enemy COM
menced about dark, Monday. Our caval-
ry followed them up all night until their
horses were tired. But for the impossible
condition of the roads lit having rained)
| the rout would have been complets, and
we could have carried their entrenched
camp at Corinth.
This latter will be impossible, for the
above reasons, for some days. The rebel
artillery is superior to ours. They have
some of the finest ordnance officers IN the
country. Their small arms are also equai
to ours.
Our reporter places the loss of the ere
my at $4,000 killed and wounded, and
our loss 10000 killed and wounded.-
These will be found moderate estimates.
The enemy have taken more prisoners
than we.
The Eighth Iowa, Col Geddes, were
captured almost en- neaSSe Gen. Prem
tiss, after he was captured, escaped and
came into our camp alone.
The rebels had the very flower Of the
Potomac army with them
Breckenridge was reported killed IN
Sunday.
When our reporter left on Wednesday
morning, our advance, which had been
pursuing, had only occupied the ground
formerly held by him about seven miles
from the enemy's entrenched camps, which
is located half way between Corinth and
Pittsourg.
The enemy are straining every nerve to
get in reinforcements, and bloody work
must yet occur before We drive them from
their position.
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Further Particulars.

| st. Louis. April II
Major Mcdonald, Eighth Missouri he
giment, arrived here last night from Pitts
| burg Landing He confirms the death OF
A. S. Johnston, and was told BY prison
er, a Lieutenant, that Bushrod Johnston.
who escaped from Fort Donelson, was
also killed He thinks all reports about
Beauregard being wounded unreliable.
An officer Of the New Orleans Creole
Battalion, taken prisoner, saws Beaurerard
made a speech Saturday before he battle
in which he told them that the result was
a sure thing and could not ta!-they wo'd
capture Grants army, then whip Buell.,
and thus hold their Railroads.&c. they lost
the day he said they might as well lay
down their arms and 70 home.
Tie story of The escape of Gen. Prentiss
i not rue. The greater part of his brig
ade were taken prisoners early in the
fghl
Oar forces OF Sunday were not over 80.
O02, but Oh Monday they were three times
that number. Tie enemy on Sunday was
not less than 90 600
rebel Quarternaster saws 90 600 ra
tons were issued before they left Corinth.
the second days fight WAS not half so
desperate as the first The rebels soon
gave way before fresh troops; the pursuit
was not continued far.
Major Mcdonald thinks orr killed at
least | ,O00 and our wounded 5000: he
says AGO or 1000 rebel wounded were
left on the field and thinks their killed
amounts TO 5000, besides the wounded
We did not take more than 500 pris
oners.
Major Mcdonald thinks Beauregard is
not prepared to make stand at Corinth.
and if pushed will retreat to Jackson Miss.
Arrivals from lronton says that Van
Dorm is at Pittsman's Ferry, on Current
River, near the Missouri line, with ten or
twelve thousand men and is awaiting rein
forcements
Cincinnati, April II.
The Gdzefte'S Pittsburg Landing cores
pondent says the sum and substance Of
the battle on Sunday is we were pushed
from disaster to disaster till we lost every
division camp we had, and we're driven
within half mile of the Landing, where
the approach of a regiment, and the time
~ aid Of the gunboats and the tremendous
ettorts of our artil.erists, and Bueli's APP
proacb saved US.
On Monday, after nire hours hard fight
ing, we simply regained what we had lost
on sunday. Not division advanced half
mile beyond our old camps on Monday
except Lew Wallace's.
lbe lowest estimate places our loss in
killed and wounded at 5000, and the
prisoners from three to four thousand -
lhe rebels loss in killed and wounded is
probably a thousand more.
The rebels in their retreat left acres Gov
cred with their dead whom they had car
RED to the rear, and destroyed the heavy
supply trains they had brought up.