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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-12-18
Horae Thief Detectives.

Pursuant to public notice, the undersign-
ed citizens met in the Court House for the
purpose Of organizing a Horse Thief De-
tective Association. The meeting va,
called to order by electing Nicholas Coopc'
Chairman, and appointing Wmy j. Crym'
bic Secretary. The Association adopted q
Constitutiou, and elected Samuel Lewis
President; WIN. j. Crymble, Secretary
Jos. M. Mitchell, Treasurer; Nicholas
Cooper and Samuel, +. Booker Directors
Said oficers constitute q Board Of Man
ayers for the Association. tAny person liv
ing withia six, miles, of St. Clairsville, de
srous Of becoming Q member, can do so, By
signing the Constitution, end paying int
the Treasury the SUN Of one dollar
WIN. J. Urymble, James Darrah,
Isaac I. Graft, Sol. Bently, jr.,
Lambert Pond, WIN. Hardcsty,
Saml. Muchmore, Thos. Turk. a..
r.. NJ. Wilkins, ,,Wn. Chambers, !.
j. M. Mitchell, Smith Turk, BIO
Saml. Il. Booker, VIM. l. Frazier, 5-r
Nicholas Cooper, Saml. Stillweli, "a
s. M. Thompson, A. II. Hewetson,
Goo. III. Hulse, d. Stcenrod, -
d. q. 4 q. q. Neis- s. Davis, t Do
wanger, rlnvl ~ JOS j. Taggart,
David Blown, $. Il |. Lewis,
Z. II. Arrick, Jos Woodmansee,
A. Gifin, Henry B. Saith,
George Piper, H. G. Wolday,
j. Smith Closs, Z. Troll,
Isaac Horner, James Finney.
Jos. l. Pickering.
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PURTIC SALE.

- ACAHA ~ - AIII'
l. dcnce, sLoul inile Northwest Of BELMONT, on
Thursday, Dec. 18th, 1S62,
commencing 10 ocIoek A ~, the following properly
20 wiI:-d II Z 2 LEW II a. ~
Horses, Sins snfiSsil IT,; safssT %Iis, Cow IN" e
II sock llos>, wasonexnd Harness, SnSC3ASna
Pioushs, liarrows, aud Farming Utensils, Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, &c. laVT .4"l'
Terms made Known Oh day of sale. -.sue.
delisayr 81 i,.%Sf4sSts FLAMES POLLAcK.
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State. Of. Ohio, Belmont Co., IS
49, Cenra OF Common Pleas.

..,.e - PETITION FOR PARTITION .,s
Rphrcca TelberL with willaml THE ABOvE
ralfrrt, her husband demaildanf Il named dsfei'd
- vs. III ants will take notice
Alvira erov.-. William ~ Groves ~. psl ign was
the i5lh DAY of Dccrmbef A. D. lhs2. 10 the Cosr Of
Common pleas. by Reberea rsitcn. with Willigm Tai
berl her husband and Il pendiilg whetein the said
'Rebecca Tslbcr with William Talber hef husband,
demand partition OF te following real estate, 70 witt
The North pan Of the Esst hsi Of Section No IL Town
ship No of Range O. Of nids subject 10 sale at eu
benyiie. Ohio; situate In Belmont County siotessid-
continuing itS less aud leng the sa'ne
lnnJ purchased by Nathaniel ard John Groves ou the
i1ih day Of September 1880 sherid's sale in the case
of Nathaniel Groves Eleanor Groves and others In
partition. And a the next term OF said Court applica-
don will be made by suid Rebecca Tabert, with VIII
liam TnlbeH her husband for order that partition
usy be made OF ssid premises as follows; To the pet
iioncr 10 Alyus and William II Grove esch, aud 70
MaLlon Groves of the above described real estate.
REDECCA TALBERT, with
WILLIAM TALBERT, her husband,
by PETxn TAILxAs their Attorney.
Dec ia te62--5w fsi. = =, 4faa'i =
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Married.

OF tile brides father. by Rev. Jas d. Fitzgerald Mr.
Lewis swartz aud Miss Rachel Hogue, all Of Martins
vile. u N''N
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-12-18

between the hours Of 10 oispck, NJ. and o'clock p
NJ ol said day on s prfpss. ihs following lands and
ienemen,s, lying and beiSf Al The coinly OF Belmait
and Sis,e Of Oio, bo6nde6Ehd described follows.
wiz Begnning for the sane At the Northeast corner
OF the Northeast quarter ot Section 3, Township d Of
Range 81 running thence West GAS perchesi thence
South i9f deg East7 pcrcs thence East 3 perchss
thence Norh 90 "a petcha5 70 the place Of beginning
containing 2s acres 1913 perches more or less The same
dover inesc in the ren estate Of her deceased hus
band and In which she still has life interest The said
real will be sold sabeetio the life interest Of said
Mary p. Dawson y
TERMS OF SALE: onsrthird ossh 10 hand; one
third In one year, and onethrd In two years with in
teresi on deferred payments M
b, CIIALKI.EY DAWSON,
Dee. I, Isep -4w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-12-18

Jsmes Glass and Mary r Glass he wife plsintfs
Tbofns' DpnH and William Dunn sndothsFs descendant,
4 CTION pendb,g In the cour Of Common Pleas In
"A the County Of Belmont and ~tDte Of Ohio Thoniss
Dunn aud wiiinrn Dunn defendants ~ The above nc.
non are hereby noiaed that snid acon IL pending m
$40 Court uat the object OF The action 10 compel the
dcvisers Of William Dunn deceased late Of ssid Coun
y.b psy the deds of the said wism Dunn, decreased
or he benefit Of his legniees aud that unless thrv
swtrby The 5ih day Of Pebfuory. 1e6l the pe'i'o OF
tie plaiuuhs IN said action heal w The oce % the
Clerk Of said Court will be taken ssuue and jugmsni
JAS. r. cHARLEswoRTH
Clerk of said Court
Dec T. feB2--Sw.
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state of Ohio, Hefxs0Sf 40.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
I'M ArTACIIMErJT.


II. P-ier ralbnnh phinti1, lfl,IE deferd.
" Amsndn +. Davis with Il ants AInan.
Jsres A. Davis her bus md dcf'is IL y. navis. will
her husband James A. DAVIS who e.idr spn,whsre hi
the Stale Of Iowa will take uotcr that the planiH hIed
hts priflon agsis them M the Office Of tue Terk uf The
Couu of Common Pleas 10 and Ofthe Comfy OF Bel.
myIil and stale ONO, the 18th day ri Noyemsr. A
D. l2 the object aud prayer ol said prtiiiOn is 10 Oh
tain aud recover the of si0 ~ witfisrest there
o from the ls day OF Nvvenbsr 1851 for professional
-srvices rendered i the Courts Of Common Pleas ind
District Cour of Belmoni Connty. Ohio, ~ the ease o.
Amanda y. Dayiy. with Jarnss A. Dzvis. her husband
against Na,an Shepherd Executor OF Nathan Shepherd
deed and others And a-ks yr judgment for said .din
OF SOD 20. with interest thereOu from November s'
1901. That order Of attachment has been issued hi
said cnse, served Bnd returned. You are, therefore.
to'ed that uiless you appear AID ans@e said action
sgain-t the Ist day Of March, 1888. HE petition vii
be taken tfus and confessed by you and Jgiym-at
viii be rendered against you prayed for sud pet
ton 1T tie uexi term of said CoafI 10 the
2d day Of March, A. p..IsGj
JAMES +. cHARI.EswoRTH,
Nov. q, 1s62-Gw Clerk VI said Court
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-12-18
To Horse Owners!

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR
HORSES is urvaled by any, and in all OF Lame
ness arising from Sprains, Bruises, wrenehing, its
effect is magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango &C. will also speedily SPAWN
and Ringbone may be easily prevented and cured in
their incpien stages but confirmed cases are beyond
the possibility Of radical cure No case Of the kind,
however Is so desparute Or hopeless hut mny be ne-
waited by this ininent and lis faithful application will
always remove the l.aneiess aud enable the horse 10
travel with comparative ease. ~ f.-
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@ GEnEaAL SIoEL has Joined General
Burnside. - w1@ 81 ~ -
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stat. Or onlS, belmont CO., ss.

state or Ohlo, BeImont Co., ~.
jrsy ,s; s ,Sss r nE n.. 81. a., SssCs sssss
agsina ihrt On the sth day ~
Nancy whtr,d flco Winrod December ie01. said
Rih Pans snd Je's Pts Jas Admini.,rntor hled hi,
Wjnrod sussur,oh Nsssod. petisn IN the Probate
MARY Wjurod, Hesssss u, Win Coun Of said County,
sb ese.sas sdsfy,,asg,. whie, % !. 70 o,,Is & z, Z.
sssirnn,ert II dover N apsy Niafod. widow of ssid
10 aud Tor ths ac u frsI syiate Of which
wss, qpsrisr Il Sec. 8 Township 10 Range q Con
islsins Ioli acfes, SS d. dela. o. .sid deeseent
- ni,. r r., -, - ef John l.. Winrod, deed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-12-18
A Friend in Need. Try it.

DIR. SWEETS INFAII.IBLE LINIMENT, as an
external remedy is without rival, and will alleviate pain
mac and Nervous Disorders II Is truly ninble and ns
curative for Sores Wounds Sprais Bruises &C.. its
soothing healing and powerful strengthening properties,
excite the just wonder and astonshment OF all who have
ever given 1t trial Over thousand certificates vi
remarkable cures, performed BY il within the lssl Two
years, attest the fact
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-12-18

.
DR.. SW EET'S
& -e INTALLrBLs .
XFFsXNREfsY,
!. GREAT REMEDY
ron KgfgMArIsM. a! ocyT NEysAiG.IAs. LuM-
BRUISES cgTs AND woUNDr. pIl.Es,
HEADACHE, AND ALI. RHKuMATic o.
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
aud never fails fhi. inineni prepared ncin lhe re-
eipe of Dr ssepheD Sweet Of Conseuesi the fainous
hone sitter, ard hss been uscd ~ his practice of more
than twenty yems with ihs most astonishing success
AS An kB,.EvIAToR or PkIN IL !. unhvaled BY
stsptesl may be eonvineed 6y .insie ifisL -
This IAniu~ni will cure rapidly and radically. RsEu-
nATic DsoaDsHs Of eyery Kind bnd in .iboussDd- OF
case. where u has been used has never been known
70 fail.
FOR NEURALGIA, h VII saofd imrned relief in
every case however Distressing. s
4 will reliev. the worst ep.e, Of HEADACHE in
ihfee minutes, and IL warranted 70 doh
ToorHAcHE also will II cure Instantly. 'a,s
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY and GENERAL LAS
sfrUDE ahsig from unpfudenee or this Lint
nent 10 most happy and unfaiIing remedy Acting DE-
recuy upon the nervous ussves srrnsns and rryi-
vhes the system and restores IL elasticity and ygor.
| FOX PiLtS--As external remedy, we claim that
Is the sssr Known. and challenge The world pro-
duce an equal Every victim Of lhs distfessigg Sogn-
plant should give tra, for will not fail 10 Giofd
Immediate relief and In majority of win effect
kADIcsG aU ...'.
QuINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes sJ.
irefney maiigant aud dangerous, hut tney apphcu-
ton OF this Linimenr will never fail 10 cure.
sPRAfNs are sometimes very obstinate and enlarge.
ment Of the joints Is liable occur II neglected The
worst case may be conquered BY this Lininen in
three days. '.sl t- tL
BRUISES, CUTS. WOUNDS, SORES. ULCERS
BURNS AND ScALDs. yield readily 10 the wonderful
healing properties Of DIR SWEETS INFALLIBLE
LiNlMRNr. when ussd according 10 drections Also
CHlLBLAINs. FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
BITES AND sTINGs. .,.l.'si1' bod ig
4
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. Adm atss fsffHfOs.'s Notice.

NyorfCE q Refr6 fsa tiat al the Probate cour for
~ Beno county iis undersigned was appointed and
qualified ss AamrsS,rsscr Of the E@,a,s of Chapman
itmvenrf. deceased late Of Beimont county. flIr
All those indebted said estate requested 10 make
said estnie no,ied present them for settlement
within one yeur from this dale. ~.
Dee. ir.--aw. - RDBERT II. THOMAS. Adinr.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

Notice.

T,HIs Is TO CAUTION ALL PERSONS FROM
trading for . Note given to Mr.. NJ K. Black, for
about two hundred and seventy dollars dated the
early part of the present year. and signed by "Sutl-
erland = Lemond and James Dunlap" 1.-The said note
having been lost and since settled, by new paper
1t was given for the hire of Phil and Charles for the
year 1861. E. w. BONNEY
December 20
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Notice..

TNHE UNDERSIGNED INTENDING TO MAKE
Il change in his business on the first of January
next will dispose of his stock of goods ut exceedinqiy
Iow prices, until that time for cash. or to punctua
customers My object is to turn as many goods as
possible into cash. giving the purchaser a LIBERAL
bargain Tor his money. Il. W. BONNEY
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05
Notice.
Notice.

~ Notice.
.WE WILL SELL GOODS DURING 1852 FOR
Wv cash only. No books memoranduns will'be
VIII be kept No goods viii be allowed to leave the
store until fully settled for No orders win be filed
unless accompanied by the cash. This notice is in
tended tor one and all and very much hope that
no ono viii ask as to depart from this rule as we are
determined to adhere to without respect OF persons
Dec 20 3m MARONEY, BOSWELL 4 BRO. !
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Home Productions.

NHE SUBSCRIBING WILL PAY THE HIGHEST
\ pnce tor country made Homespuns, either in
cash or trade Will also receive cotton or corn for
dues at the highest market prices
Wanted now--5oO yards Country Jeans and Plains,
either all cotton or with wool filing Highest price
will be paid for 100 lbs. of good wool
June 27 E w RONNEv
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05
Cotton Cards at 81 rs.

ME FAMILIES OF THE VOLUNTEERS NOW
In service, will be furnished with Cotton Cards at
the above price if called for soon They are supplied
az cos! py the State authorities But limited num-
pair can be sold to afamily e. BONNEy
June 27
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Wanted,

ITO BUY FROM 5000 TO 10000 LBS. DRIED
Il and green HIDES, for which we will paw for
green Hides from TO 10 cents per h. and for dried
DO from 1S to 20 cents. per h. cash on delivery
June 13 MARONY BOSWELL & BRO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

FROM GEN. FREMONTvS ARM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

cave the stampede OF those who run before the eight
was fairly opened the retreat was quite as orderly
as the advance.
The force engaged under my command could not
have exceeded 5000 men. Of the eneuy's force
my information comes from tbe prisoners laken by
usl OF them estimated it at less than 5000 men
| actually IN the engagement.
Tbs lose OF oor artillery we feel almost as keenly
as We should TO have lost co0rs yet il was i'm
possible TO save them without animals N Gug them
through the deep mud; tie men could nat do 4.
While deeply ice tins lose, we have tho salts
fiction Of knowing that we have one Of iheIfs cap
tureG by the 9Th Ohio and driven OF in full view Of
their wbole force, 81 prisoners following it to this
post.
IL will not he expected that can mention lie
many gallant actiors Of tie different oalcera upon
tlai bGrd-fough' field Yet cannot 10 Hstice t, inv
own feelings without remarkipg that, IN nay OPINION,
Drawer, more determined and willing men never en-
tered battlefield Ger. Carroll dis iuguishod him
self by nis co0lress and dashiug bravery. Upon him
relied, ard wa. not di,sp' ooted. Fer heroic gal.
tntry viii place Col Gavin, Col. Buckley, III IT.
Col. ChrtightOn, Col. Dnming Col. Thoburne, Col.
Candy and eut.-Col. Hayward beside the bravest
men OF tbe United States array. The line officers Of
be different regiments discharged their dIty nobly
and deeerve special mention by their Colonies.
Ceps. CLARK, Robinson, and Huntingdon served
nelr guns With great credit, ana deserve particular
n0iice.
10 the members of your staff, Leut.-Col. Shiiber
Capt Kelley, and Capt. Kcogh, am nrder many,
very maDy obligations, for tie prompt Efficient aud
y iiiceI-ke manner In which they discharged the
duties assigned them. The TWO Litter were in the
field through ihe hottest Of tie engagement, exposed
to the enenys ire from first 70 last. Capt Kelley
received afeycre wound in the face while urging
forward the men, and was carried OF the beld.
For lie; OF The casualties Of tue Engagement, |
respectfully I-ier YOU to tie reports OF the several
regiments, accompanying this pager.
The icss Of he enemy must have been very heavy.
The grape and canister from our batteries and the
IRE o. our musketry moved them down Ike grass
before well-servel slythe, and the fact Of their
heavy force retiring before u 10 an evidence that
they iufeed severely.
Aid-de-Camp Eaton was TIE only officer Of my
own stat present. Capt. Quay ogug to- i'll to take
TIE field, Chaplain d. {. Wright Of the 7th Quo
volunteered 10 serve me. The dutee these gentle.
men were called uIon to perform we're arduous, and
led them aImost constantly under the ire Of the
enemy. Yet they executed their duties with com
mendabe coolness and energy, meriiiug my warmest
thanks.
have The houor to 10 very respectfully your obedisnt
le.vsLi, IT,. T. TYLER, B1sader. GeueTBL
The Let Virginia Infantry lost in killed, wounded
end missing, principally missing, at the battle OF
Port Republic, CO pryates and -four commissioned
officers.
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Noe,t Co. G. KemPel, Lang, Co. IL Fr marGusrd' anc
I0s. MarSu.rdt 90. n.
srl ESTr9ouaTH REGIrF.r ressYLvAaIA VOLUNTEERS
hrLLED.-fhiL Le5le. Go. A john Benuinger, Co
Srrg;. Ant. krssrl. Co. X.
WorsDEp.-Join muller Eokhsrdt ard Nondram. Go. A
John Denuken TO. ID Hs.ri- hDd Feick, Co T.; H. LIN
liz. c. Capt Finn, Co. Gi Alb. Ncechtle, P.e,a, Co
Corp. In Err, 90. X
EIssGN0.-Fr. Orenarle.
FFrY Yougrg REGIMENT y. T.
KTLiru.--Cofp. Boil. Co. B.
NorhbEp.- heuinsnD, Ocrlsch Hn's Co IT; Scho.
Go. c.
TIFTy.EiGBTu RRGnTgT Y. Y.
hIrrD-John kitiu ti!as. Brook H. NolshiTdt, Co.
Or Sergeant los. hofmsnn. Co. ord seIgrirt 1hcod
NiggeIs, Go. q Henry IaitneG, Go. EduGld trabolt
Co. X
rSnrD-Rufolfh Fssel Co. p John Kouz, Peter
Ahhem' m B-Lnng Peter Gaertner, v ~. Ram, Go &
Cop Martin liLnsc. Co. J. Corps John F.ach r. Hot
manu- o. Pielcr Co. y; Lieut.. Nm. Appenellsr sergeant
CHARLIE Braun, J0. Tocs Co. &; John beItam, Go. II
Sergeant Henry Levi, Corp I'd. l.Orie Co. r Dominic
Erie!si erger. Gasp. Stad Ia, Co. h.
M4ixG-Aug. Salardel Co q I'd. CclIiein Co. e;
N0gc!, 60. o. Rick No Go. II.
bATIEHY WmDElca.-se,gesat Paul i,h-r Carl fiemy,
wounded
IECAPITULATIoS.
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LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
The Inauguration OF 8usimess Return
to Allegiance - ReauregGrd'- W AerUn-
bou:s - Cotton Burners - Turbulence
aDioag AsLansns Slaves.
Special Di,ls'ch 70 IAe =. J. Iiibule.
Nf...ut. I'D Inn.


MEnFHls Tuesday June Il. !
via CARO-. wednesday J,ue IL, lSsA
Tie shipments north up 10 today have been: Cot.
ton, 5000 bales; mo'asses 5000 bills, 5000 lal.
bbs; sugar. G,OJ0 bis. There was much coming
10 YESTERDAY
The iirs day tho postoice was opened the citizens
mailed o00 l1itcrs mostly business, 10 Northern
ciies, and bought $500 worth C postage stamps.
There were upward Of 100 applications for posi-
oilIre clerksLps including the entire fogce under
Confederate rule.
Proyost.,larshal Could administered the oath Of
allegiance Yesterday 10 300 persons, including $50
dcfer,crs from tue Rebel army and five conmiss.oned
officers.
Bealregari5 LEFT wing extends TO Hemando
,ouih.
1t is supposed that the coiton-buinora are within
SID miles Of Memphis.
Last night tLare were reports Of turbulence among
Tic slaves Ia Cnt.cuden and Mississippi Counties,
Arkansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

body Of infantry and cavalry from the right TO the
extreme left, firing volley after volley by battaliOrs,
driving in our advanced pickets to the line Of their
reserve, when both immediately formed, and ans
svered tie Rebels, but were so overpowered
by Numbers that they also fell tack upon their re-
serve, when they advanced again, deploying to the
right api left holding the enemy in check, and main
tainirg their position, until they were finally relieved
by tie 18th New-Jersey Regiment.
The lose on orr side Is two killed. two dangerously
wounded tlree elghty, and some eigh. or ten taken
prisoners. The enemy loss must far hsve exceeded
ours as they were in much larger numbers, and our
men were deployed az skirmishers, while they ad-
yarced in body Ono ballet struck Maj. MoriaFty's
swosl handle. passing completely through it, and
vounding him slightly III the hand. The following
is exact copy Of the list of the killed wounded,
and missing:
For.TH REGINEyT EXCELSIOR RRIGADn--Msjor John D
Woua.ty, Field nd STAT wounded; John Mcneil, Go. b,
wounded Pat NJ. Moore, Co. =. missing; Edward Andrews
Co j. killed tIanA Hughes Co D. wounded; Michael Ka
der 90 y missing; Aiexauder Mccarthy Go. r. ms lnei
Michael Gmbrtia and james GLcather, CO. G. ,eousy
wounded Joseph White. 90 @, slightly wounded Horace
W 'ioa John smith, Michael Lee aud Michael Carroll, Co
g. missing Capt W ~. Mo- auey Co Fl. m.s.ing Eph sim
r. Morse, Co mi.sos. Lieut. Palmer belonged 20 the Oh
-owJcrs,y Volunteers and resided IN Newl ok lac
slot 70 the head.
There was considerable firing in the center this
morning at Daylight by the enemy at our
pickets. Lieut.. Ward of Newark n. j., belonging
to the Sh n. J. v, was instantly killed. The enemy
lot several in killed a,d wounded. The picket
were admirably managed by Capt. Hopper Of the
5.h \. j. ". under a severe cross fire. learn that
Savage, at Savages Station, was arrested this even
Ing by order of Gen Mcclellan.
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acknowledgements Oh our Picl.eis, IA
number killed and wounded.

ffe1 Our SPECIAL Coresyondeat-
S4yaCz's Station Va, June &c, 1852.
learn that very severe skirlnish took place
yesterday afternoon abou, O'Clock, daring thunder
storm, between our pickets and the eneny's the
latter making the attack Major j. d. Morlar,y, Of
the 4ih Excelsior Regiment (Sickes Brigade,
relieved Col. Hollis pckets at O'Clock yesterday
morning. About O'Clock in tie afternoon the
enemy opened Gre upon our Fickets Oh the right,
appearing in large force Of both cavalry and infantry
diving IN our pokets, killing end woundng several
AID threatening TO cut Of all means Of retnloIce-
nent on the right.
The picsets held their ground nansally, contes,ing
Tie ground inch by inch and carrying their dead and
wounded with them. Among the first was Lient.
Palmer Of New-York, Of Gen. Sckless Staff. Two
pnsoners were also captured, Lieut.. Ware Of the 81
Virginia Cavalry, aud Corporal Hankins Of Company
b~ 'ts ZANE lesimelt Tie eremy threw large
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rssE BATTLE 81 PORT EEPl8LYC,
VIRGINIA.
Cmoini Report Of Br.g. Gen. Tier.

Capt. Qaay attached TO The staff Of Brighten.
Tyler, who commanded N the late battle at Port Re-
public. Va, is now in Pittsburgh, short leave,
recruiting his health. He has favored The Pet with
copy Of Gen. Tylers official report TO Gen. Shields
which publish entire giving, SIS it does, the most
ineligible account Of the engagement which has
reached us fron any nnarter:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
HE Battle OF CROSS KEYS.
Full List Of Killed, Wounded, and Missing,
GEN. FREMOyTS ADDRTSS 70 Ills TROOPS

I'VE print below Gen. Fremont's address to his
army, aud very complete list OF he killed. wounded
and missing at the important battle Of Gross Keys
fought on Sunday, the 9Th inst, between the amy
OF Gen. Fremont and tie greatly superior ioice M
der Stouewall jackson.
F.om private note accompanying these docu-
meuts, we are apprzed that our special correspond
elt has forwarded 10 us several letters containing
details of tie fight, but they have been lost or ere
yet lingering on the way. I'd. 1r'bl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
No DISPATCHES FROM coRINTH.

all Qu,lT rs THE SHENANDOAH Valley.
WAsui,eroN Wcduosday, jGac u, 1862.
No dispatches rom Cor.n,h have been received at
tho Wa Department today.
Anisq'ie, in the Valley Of the Shenandoah as fax
Az heard from, and also in the army o. the Potomac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL AT Mill CREEK
PROMOTION op COL. MORRIS.

BnrIiuRr. Wednesdsy June To- ltz'
Col. Wm. ". Morris Of the 9TH United states Ar
ticry, Conmandant q, Fort MclIengy, las been APP
pointed Broyet Hngadier-GeDelah lie bag been 10
year. Il las exTy,