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ADVANCE OF THE GRAND ARMY.

BAL1IxoRH CRoss RoArs, Va, May II, 1862.
.CoscAs Drision in the Aduancc-A Reconnaissance and
CollisicD-Oniy sirtecn Miles from Richmond, dc.
Gen. Couch In obedience 10 order to fool the enemy
the Richmond road, towards Baltimore Cross Roads
yesterday advanced. with Ave regiments and two bat
tories, to point within sixteen miles or Richmond
drove in tho onemys pccs, and routed rear guard
OF cavalry This bold advance made entirely with
out loss and COUGHS division last night bivouacked near
Baltimore store in tho extreme ADVANCE the road to
Richmond. Orders had boon given that great eau
tion should BIO observed in tho advance, as there
was every possibility that the enemy would dis
puto the way and bring general action. Every pro-
caution therefore taken TO mako doubly sure the
OF entire readiness any event Far in
advance Of tho artillery and Infantry company OF
the Eighth Illinois cavalry, with all tho dash and swag
ger Of cavalry everywhere and that company proved in
reality, to be the sensation organ with which we nfot
tho enemy" Not the loss admirable however wore tho
dispositions behind OF the several regiments which,
alas for tho censorship--we cannot name
Wood after wood passed through with
.al proper We were evidently across
the Dixie threshold, and II became US 20 DO
the alert We soon found tho usual feed trees that
indicate tho approach to all the onomys strong places
and presently felt the way into q magnificent neld
where, subsequently learned, the rebels had in
tended TO give BATTLE They give battle in n fair
open leld OF course they thoght better OF II, and
not there. Yet did not know 1t at tho time and
forco drawn up line OF battle % shown in the
diagram, and we waited IN momentary anticipation OF
their appearance, while the cavalry pnshod on as
further challenge. Stn they came not.
Toward Lieutenant Smith, with a squad Of
about twcnty Of tho Eighth Illinois cavalry,
came portion OF tho rebel guard near a house
mt Batmo 70 Cross Roads, and charged them at once
They fed into tho wood beyond in q hurry; but two
were cI OLA private and the aduant Of the regiment
I.outenant smith, ahead Of his men, rushed upon tho
adutaut, who wont around the house. but fred an he
wcnt-a near shot. but just miss, from our gallant
Lieutenant. Smith fred simultaneously, and hit the
rsbcs horee, but not so to bring him down During
his gallant exchange the private rushed upon Smith 70
divert attention and savc his oscr but tho officer len
him, and As Smiths next barrel covered him he sur.
rendered. From him learned that hrs rer.
mont was Fitzhugh Lees Qatc stuart's) Virginia
cavalry and formed part OF the rebel guard Tho
brave young fellow asked Il he had done his duty
and felt proud Lieutenant Smiths acknowledgment
that he had.
Immediately after this capture Lieutenant Smith
served that the cnemys regiment seemed to DO on n
circuit through the woods 70 his right and lest they
should cot him OF, as the road they INTO
The main road behind him, he fell back On the infantry
This proved " be In the immediate rcighboihcod Of
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM RICHMOND.
The River Batteries.

From the Richmond Examiner, May 1911
Everything has been quiet the river batteries
Thursday last the cncmy's gunboats not having made
their appearance since the engagement Of that day.
IL Is tho opinion OF officers Of skill who have made
reconnaissance at Drurys Bluff that the position possesses
number Of extraordinary advantages, which make n
tennble against all tho enemys gunboats that can DO
brought against IT, Ono considerable advantage Is that
owing to the snuosites OF the river and the conformation
Of tho banks the enemy must nnd impossible engage
the batteries at distance six hundred yards, and
that therefore, foars need be entertained Of long
range artillery.
We learn that there 10 great nsod the batteries OF
negro labor. There wsro few negroes employed there
yesterday evening, while soldiers were toIlng In
lifting heavy timbers and In oil sorts Of arduous and
unsuitable work.
Movements OF Gen. Johnston,s Division.
IRON tho Richmond Examiner, May 1911
General Johnstons forces have now occupied line IN
tho vicinity OF Richmond 10 tho riyer) bat,
tcros from any land attack.
We of course do enter into any details OF tho re-
cent movement OF General Johnston forces beyond tho
general statement tina, Is supposed TO have contributed
to the safety OF tho city Of Richmond.
Everything has been quiet General Johnstons line
since their recent movement with tho exception OF an
unimpcftant cavalry skirmish at Bottoms Dsidsc Ia
which we suffered 10 less.
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the clutches OF the rebels Lieutenant Colonel Morris,
late OF the Seventeenth regiment New York Volunteers,
has been appointed to the colonecy Of the regiment
All the members Of one OF oar brigades have boon
furnished with new "leggns. This and tasteful up
bondage OF dress gives improved appearance TO the
As close intelligence has como in that advance
has passed Bottoms Bridge.
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Barry,s Tricophcrous In tho Best and
cheapest article for DRESSING beauying, curling
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies try H. Sold ~
all druegists
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Pair OF Good Patent Leather Boots
for dollars BARTLETTs, s2 Grand street. OF
Norfolk.
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The Improved Sloat Elliptic Family
Sewing Machine. Call and sec them. Only Stb
A. II. SUPLER, 5S7 Broadway.
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OF the Virginia Lcgislat
ON tho nth.
[Frem the Richmond Examiner. May 1871
DEFENCE OF RICHMOND.

From the Richmond Examiner, May 10
DEFENCE OF RICHMOND.
Mr.. wyySE offered a resolution, as follows
Resolved, by the General Assembly, That tho Governor
be, ana nc is hereby authorized and requested TO uso
such in his judgment, he may deem necessary
TO placn distractions in the James and Appomattox
the Confederate governments and that for the fur her
OF this object ho be authorized 90 Impress and
teams and that this resolution be acted upon without
delay.
Mr. ANDERSON, of Boteourt said he thought this
very mpoltc. It was proposed by this measure
to set our military generals aside and give General
Letchcr sway. (Iaughter.) lie thought this was
high. handed move.
VERY WISE PREcAUTroS.
The House agreed slight amendment Of tho Senate
ITO tho House bill authorizing temporary change in tho
.HcaIof government in certain contingencies.
'KzEPrSo UP CONFEDERATE NOTES AT PAR.
Mr.. oReAIx ofrsrod tho following resolution
Resolved, That the select committee just appointed
inquire INTO the expediency Of reporting bin making
II punishable by imprisonment to refuse Confederate
ar ana - ~ .. ~, me pul
postponpg the payment Of said debt for - years, and
with interest.
The then took recess to await tho report or this
special committee.
Tho House having been called 10 order Mr. ANDERSON
Of Botoourt presented the report OF the committee
which raced the original resolution OF Mr. Anderson
and additional resolution iustructng our Senators
and In Congress endcavor 10 procure
the passage OF bill making Treasury notes OF the Con-
fedsrate States a legal tender.
Tho resolutions passed. Yeas, al; nays, "a
That Mysterious visit OF the French
Minister.
from the Richmond TX % asr Nay 1o)
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Dogskin Shoes and Caters, and Every
style suitable for summer L0RIN BROOKS son, x3i
Broadway corner Of Howard street.
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Hnir-Its Diseases, Change OF Color
Their cmbeIlishmcnt treated carefully by GRANDJEAN
Astor place, Broadway Forty years experience.
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That's Your Sort, says GoldAnch, and
80 says the public when they observe those Hats Of
KNOBS, Broadway and Fulton street. The peculiar taste
exhibited BY him In getting Hat has made him The po.
in that business Almost has Knox's STYLE
Broadway, In order to admire his style at In duck
Of hat says "A perfect beau ideal" another
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Arrival OF Rebel Prisoners At Boston.
Bosros, May %, 1852
The steamer Rhode Island, which arrived here from
New Orleans to-day, brings forty passengers principally
officers Of the Confederate navy, captured New Or
laans
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Dogs DO Delight to Bark Ind Bite-But
everybody has been 70 them BARNUM'S thu
weeks and hence the Show closes tonight Thousands will
them and the Dramatic Performances to-day.
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Brooks, SIS Broadway and $50 Fulton
srecThe largest assortment Of Boots and Shoes in the
city for LADIES' Gentlemen Misses Boys and Children, at
low prices Balnoral and f other styles in great sbun
dam
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prixes Cashod
and information furnished by TAYLOR CO., bankers 10
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Gauxe Merino Undershkrts, 80 Cents.
MOODY'S store 100 Broadway. St. Nicholas Block.
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Trusscs.-Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Oc No. vesey street (under Aston ouse on
pose The church No connection whatever with any
Trusso d "
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DIR. Kinnc's New Truss.-Only Perfect
Summer and Bathing Truss. Cheap clean and com.
Portable. 20 Broadway.
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Deafness. Impaired sight and Noises I'm
the Head cured BY DR.. Won ErSENBERG, ocust and
fist. 50 Clinton place, Eighth street.
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Beautiful Com -Laird's Bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving and beauvng
the complexion skin Sold by all druggists at AL
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-24

Eight Carries de Vtsitc for 81. mt
BALCHs, 2ss Greenwich street, corner Barclay
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Wanted to Buy Out-SOme Good Store
paying business exceeding $780, for which cash
down VIII be paid II good bargain be had Address
Cash. tox 900 Herald ollce.
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Percgo's New Hosiery store fs at 50 Mas
sau street. near Fulton. "Cool Undershirs- at retail
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DIR. Kcnncdy's Medical Discovery IL
warranted 10 Scrofua Erysipelas, Rngworm Scald
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Pmpes and every
disease of the Skin. OF whatever nature.
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SIX Fine Shirts for O. Mt
MooDY's, 400 Broadway, st. Nicholas Block.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-24

| Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray street,
Man. a.L
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OMcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy 6;
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotter1ea
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 2i3-May g. 1862.
A., 20. "a, 3, So, l, SO, 43, %, 81, 45, IA.
KENTUCKY. GLASS 2i4-May 2S 1867
81, 66, 10, 10, 43, 40, 10, %, 81, 60. 55, II.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing either 70
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Gown gton KY, or st. Louis No.
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Prizes Cashed In All Lcgalixed Lotte.
rics. Information given. JOSEPH BATHS, Broker,
ii Wall street, room No. l, New York.
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Keefe's New Restaurant and Private
Supper Rooms opened at No. 26 Crosby street, adjoining
l his former place Of business
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Anson,s Daaucrreotypcs.

Ansons Ongucrreotypos, Large Size,
for 50 censANSONS s the only plaee where ron GEL
good old fashioned daguerrsoype which always
copied well, which Is not thc case with ambrotype
carte de ysc. ANsON $50 Broadway Carries de Visite
four for ST.
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air and " Of forest park; free ds
and other annoyances, with accommoda
tons at Round hin Water Cure, Northampton Mass Prices
consistent with the times.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wigs the In the world wholesale and RETAIL and the
dye privately applied at No. o Astor house.
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Truss A new style suspensory bandagcs aud shoulder
brace ready; Elastic Stockings knee Caps and Ankis
Abdominal Supporters Corner OF broadway and Ann
under Rainunis Museum; also 502 Broadway. female in
attendance 10 walt on ladies.
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force or the enemy, and again anticipated col
lson but it not, and towards night our men were
pushed aud occupied all the ground that had bean
gone over.
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OmcialDrawings or the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KxsrucKY. EXTRA CLASS l91-May g. 1864
81, ID, IS. 43, 81. 3, 81, 40, q, 40, 81, Is.
DELAWARE, CLASS 2N-May q, 1867
SO, 40, u, So, 40, As, 70, Al, 20, Is, Is, "a.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware, or Covngtsn Kentucky
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Union Advance In virginia-The
Evacuation OF Fort Wright-Thc Latest
News from the Armies in the SOUTH
acknowledgements OF I'm ION Feeling
In North Carolina-The Impending At
tack ON Mobile-Map OF tho Scene OF
Actfon-lmportantP roclamat ton of the
Prcsident-The Latest News, &C., sc.
The mail steamship Ariel, Captain Jones, will leave
this port to-day at noon for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock this morning
The NEW York HERALD-Edition for the Pacihc-will
be published at half past nine o'clock this morning
It's columns will contain:-The latest advices in re-
gard to the Movements OF the Army OF Gen. Mcclellan
towards Richmond Va. Official Reports OF the late &C.
ton In James river between the Rebel Batteries and the
Union Gunboats account OF the Evacuation OF Fort
Wright on the Mississippi, by the Rebels: statement
Of the Impending Attack Mobile by Com. Farraguts
Fleet and Description OF the City and it, Fortacations
accompanied with Map showing the Scene OF Operations
Latest from the Armies in the Southwest Interest
ing account Of the Development OF the Union Feeling in
North Carolina and all important news relative to the
Progress Of tho War during the past week. Important
Proclamation from President Lincoln pronouncng the
Abolition Order Of General Hunter "altogeher void :,
Late and Interesting Intelligence from Europe, and
record Of all the important events Of the day.
Single COPIES, in wrappers ready for mailing six cents.
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~ only gives prompt relief bu, exngus the dease
prlce 81 Depot Gls Bval send Cor
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More s'Handwriting ON the WALL"
DRFACIE0 PROPERTY.

DRFACIE0 PROPERTY.
from the Richmond Examiner, May 1911
The citizens Of Richmond had their patriotism shocked
again yesterday morning by reasonable writings ap-
pearins the walls and public places Of the city. We
are NOT those who in these devices the evidence
the existence in midst Of feeling sympathy with
the sentiments therein set forth but rather look upon IL
as the malicious work Of lawless Characters who
should be arrested by the police and made pay for
their schievous dongs under the laws by the imposi.
tion OF fine for tho DETACHMENT Of public property
There may be traitorous design in IT, but We do not
believe it, Still the thing may work evil BY augmentng
In weak minds tho excitement which present events
naturally excite in all minds. For this reason citizens
would be justified in visiting upon any found 10
meany engaged summary punishment, sudden and So
we're, on tho spot. Let tho midnight "chakers" look
out whoever they DO, whether secret foe in our midst
mischief makers at large There Is vengeance steep.
ing for SUCH and II may fall when not looked for.
Union Prisoners (Civi1ians) Sent south.
from the Richmond Examiner, May 1911
GoSE SourH-A number OF prisoners confined In vari.
places about town charges Of being Spies traitors,
&C., were last Thursday morning shipped to Salisbury
North Carolina. Those confined in Henrico county JAIL
on being taken out preparatory 70 being sent to the
Southern cars informed the aor that 1t was well they
not left day longer, thsy would in tho nsxt
twenty -four hours have gotten out. On sxamina.
tion 1t was found that two Of the prsonors-stan-
ton and anothe:-had with broken pieces crockery,
dug hole twelve feet deep through tho floor Of their
cell passing entirely under the walls OF tho jail. Al ne
Procas office Sano told Alexander he expected 10 hare
The pleasure Of officiating as Jack KacA for him in less than
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A TTEND TO CURING YOUR RUPTURE.-WHyTEH.
N Patent Lever Truss Is ahead Of all DO
stivey is light and clean We have cured hun
dreds that expected The principle and
this Truss differ all others Female Supporters ana
Braces unriyalled PAMPHLETS free.
GREGORY CO. IS Bond street
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THE MEMBERS OF PALESTINE ENCAMPMENr NO.
l. o. OF o. f. are hereby directed n meet at thor
ROOM corner Eighth aud Twensyhfth street a
o'clock this day tSsay the pur ose az atendino
THEODORE CR0wELL. G. r.
Atvprp LArcAsrrR r. g.
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UNIVERSITY or NEW YORK, MEDICAL DEPART

UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, MEDICAL DEPARr-
meni.--Thc session Of 1923 will commences on Oro
Der % Valentine Mott D. Emeritus Professor Of sur
Thsap 'utcs; O. bedford NJ d, Professor of Midwifery;
John W. Draper NJ; d. Proies~r OF CLemistry and Ply.
Van Burcn. NJ. D. Professor OF Anatomy John Mescse
H. Professor OF the Institutes and traetice Medicine
The Hectares are arranged 80 give opportunity for
attendance ~ ihe numerous hospitals and dspcnsaries
surgical ne ca Hnd Obssgtrul clnlues In the college
conducted a. hesetoorc The spring mmor and autumn
course " being carried on urit the session tha
usua nanne" Lctics q inquiry may he addressed TO Pro-
e. o. Pen FrcsiGent o. sne Medical Faculty Uuiyerss
New Nork.
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THE PEOPLES PROVISION COMPANY.
i DEPOT 26y GREENWICH STREET, betweCn War
and Murray, New York.

PIP. cos BuCKIsTARCH, &C., 3bs. 2sc, warranted.
r. r. co.'s BUcKIsoAPs, at about one-half ordinary
p r. co.'s BUcK-IrLoUR Cbcs. In the marks,), 81 pr
barrel. asc per bag.
p r. co.'s sugsrcured Hams &c. plain, 6c shoulders.
Co. 20 &c.
r. r. co IS importation Teas and CoGecs, I0r to &C..
Liberal with city and country dealers for the salc %
these
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in whole, half and quarter casks srcwed rcm Tie ehosc~s
barley and hope Brewery 1853 and 6O west kightsensn
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues n
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from the isichmonl Ev ~ rar, Nay 1ol
We have some curious end Interesting Intelligence
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WASHINGTON, May %, 1862.
Tho latest advccs from the Army Of tho Potomac state
that General Mcclellan had crossed the Chickahomny nj
Bottoms Bridge and that h headquarters are near New
Bridge. Preparations for attack arc being made
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06
REFEREE,HSALE.
REFEREESSALE.
SamI G. Young J In Scott County, Dis.
vs.. trict Court.
Nathaniel Ferguson ct ALL Partition.

REFEREE3SALE.
Sam'l G. Young In Scott County, Dis.
VS.. trict Court.
Nathaniel Ferguson ct al. Partition.
The undersigned Referees in this case have
been ordered by the said District Court, at the
August term the; eof A. ID. 1862, to sell the cal
estate hereinafter described, to-wit: Ten lO)
acres Of land off Of the cast end Of lot one OF
fractional section twenty-five (25) in township
seventy-eght (75) north Of range three 81 east
OF the fsth z. NJ, as follows viz: Commencing at
the south west corner of land sold by A. c. Full
ton to sail Lambrite, by Deed dated May 1st Il s55,
and June 9Th, 1857, at a stake and stone on the
north line OF Antoine LeClaire's reserve, thence
north on the west line Of said Lambrite's land.
516 Il feet to south line of Locust hesce
west far enough to make ten (10) acres of land by
running thence south 5l6 8 II feet to said reserve
aud thence to place OF beginning, being same
land conveyed by II omas Yarwooi to the said
LIE mbrlte by Deed dated the 18th of September.
1855, and recorded in book "Q' Of Deeds, at page
81. Also t. Q east fifty and sixty-two hundredths,
(5062) acre. Of the southwest quarter w Of
section nnmber fourteen (l4) in township number
soveuty-eight (75) north Of range three (S) east
Of the 9Th p. NJ, viz: The sane tract Of land
conveyed by Nathan'e Squires to Stron. Burne,l.
by deed dated a3th November, A. d., Is stand re-
corded december 1st, 1854. in book IN" of Deeds.
at page number 76,. bsing all situated in the
county of Scott and State Of Iowa, wherefore no.
ce is hereby given. tha we, referees aforesaid
viii on Saturday, the 4th day of o tober, A. b.
S62, at two O'Clock, p. IN. Of said day, at the
Court House door IN the city of Davenpor.,expose
aud offer for sale the foregoing described proper-
ty in parcels and tracts, to suit purchasers, and
that we vii! then and there receive bids for the
saeae, ,payabie in cash in hand, ana We will also
receive bids for part cash and part on time Sc
cured By mortgage, AID all of the said property
will be sold to the highest bidder, the said refer
ees reservng to themselves the right to accept
the cash bids or the time bids. The terms Of the
sale will be more particularly announced on the
day Of salc and before the property i offered
Davenport, August Both, A. D.. 1862
GEO. s. c. DOW,
s Il C.E. KINKaAD,
sep2 dtd Referees.
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From Meap,,,s.

Persons from IaGrapsc 4rort Geht nj Middl.-
bury, Tenn seven niles ftm Bolivar. N SUNDAY
afternoon. The fight lastst several hours. The
town was taken by the Cosa lerstes. The Union
los was 81 killed a d ~ prisoners Tho rebel
loss was killed and wonnded. The prisoners
passed through LaGrange esson,ay, going to Holly
springs.
Among the rebels killed, is Captain Sappingor,
of st Louis shot throughthe head twice
No right at Bolivar SUNDAY.
Colonel cessei's corps left for HooLa yesterday,
on Re steamer miiy.
40 gueri las fret into 81 Emily al Fort Buck
Island, 80 mile be.ow, iHing d drummer boy and
woundin-a soldier and isrk hand
Governor Anlfe~ Iobnspn is expected at Mem-
PMS shortly, when HANGS will DO ma 10 in the
State officers here.