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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
Philadelphia, May 23.

Philsdelphia, May 70.
The General Assembly Of the New
School Presby terians has unanimously
adopted resolutions for stated union and
friendly interchange by commissioners
with the Old School Assembly, appoint
ing Rev. Robt. w. Patterson and Hon.
Wm. Il. Brown to represent the New
School IN the General Assembly OF the
Old school, now in session at Peoria. lii.
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Cincinnati. Nav a3

a Louisville dispatch says the rebels
.e certainly preparing TO invade Ken
'ncay about the first Of June.
.. .as rebels yesterday burned extensive
trestis work =. Hamilton na.r T,l.,l.
vile. Tenn.
Ahe 1ass'te has dispatch from Muir.
ess0o'o' giving rebel reports from Mics
'ss'Pg, = Tue 10Th. Pemberton esacua
I'd V.ck.burg and had gone to attach
Gssss In Tbs rear. while joho.,or .,,..l
him 10 front. 1t is reported Br,~g :.
Dssts = sstask from RosssnDa
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the ASSAULT or MISSION RIDGE.

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uslns bfssi carried ne, 'of arrived ialy 70 tine
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The New York herald., 1863-12-02

midablc columns were hid from view from ssion RIDGE
aad here were robes Mission Ridge 10 ssaali1o tho
Important information Bragg, who kept headqu ers
at Baokfords Tho men excellent spirits. They
had rested well from their Mondays labor and their
souls had been chcered by seeing ookers camp hres
Lookout and sherman's On Mission Ridge. Daylight had
revealed tho signal flags waving Lookout, and tho
tillery Of Sherman opening from his position Fort
Buekner. General Wood was enjoying himself hugely.
and called 10 me to stay and the finest work OF the
day but had seen Geaeral Rawlings Of Grants STAFF
dash away few minutes before towards Fort Wood and
knew that he had gone 10 fro the signal for tho assault
and putting spurs to the (noO noble which had
pressed into service default Of good horse broken
down the day before dashed OF TO SEQ Sherman nght
BowARD's COLUMN.
found General Howard's corps moving to the left.
taking care to expose itself much possible rebel
eyesgh The corps subsequently reached General shcr
man, and were sent to strengthen his left In movement
up Chickamauga creek. r. ..f
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

extreme end Of the ridge Gen. Sherman was 10 posses
sion Of this at about fonr o'clock P ~ then appeared
that the hills occupied were separated from Mission
Ridge by narrow valley, through which tho railroad
runs, as will he seen by the map sent you.
The hills occupied by Sherman three in number,
and semi circular In shape bending aud north Of
the end OF Mission Ridge The end OF the ridge gene.
rally and very properly called Tunnel Hill Il overiooks
and commands the hills OF which General Sherman found
himself In peaceabe possession; and examination he
found that the labor st remained to be done. close
inspection Of the ground and the enemys position deter
mined herman TO occupy the sem-crcular ridge with
bis centre ana right and throw his leGeneral n. l.
Smhs further to tho ef and In the region OF Myers
mill General Smith moved promptly TO this position and
took possession Of the valley from the foot OF the hills to
chckamauga river. securing at the time about one hun
dred rebels engaged in building RATS OF fallen timber
with which TO destroy our pontoon bridges.
An examination Of the enemys position revealed him
the top and at the foot Of the next hill, Tunnel HILL
On the summit he was engaged in strengthening large
bastion shaped work Fort Buckner) and was working
with great vigor and large force. the fort had NOT
been previously completed At the foot Of tho mountain
and the west end OF the tunnel force OF about one
brigade occupied and held the heavy railroad bank
General Sherman ordered the erection Of dcrenccs on
the ridge he had occupied and finding he did propose
TO push further during tho little OF daylight left him.
loft his corps and proceeded TO ion that Of General
Hooker, which had been engaged all the day.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

were reapng harvests q artillery. Tho hill was at
four O'Clock, the enemy cot In two and his
for the time destroyed
About this hour Hooker, who had been advancing on
ne riise northward struck tho rebel left abou, Fort
hccNnrige, and sweeping sni further north, gathered
| N fresh hordos Of prisoners
AZ Tue hi was won. General Grant, following in tho
""Ao =" The adyaucing columns, appeared In their dst
on the summit, aa tic white pumed helmet of Henry
Nv had appeared at Ivry Tho troops aud rscog
nized him, and At oroe there went up shout such
only vhorons men give to a victorious leader. IL
must havo sounded strange TO Bragg who yet on this
same hill, not half mile distant was marching his
troops upon tho right fos ast desperate effort regain
the day.
TIE LAST EyFoRr oT KEars
The attack came-cane ere urchin had succecded In
getting forward his reinforcements. u was made In
strong force and extended along the whole
line OF tho two regiments in Fort lIindman, and
stretched across tho ridge IL evidsr enemy
deter stake all upon That Gen Grant and
his chief of star recognized In instant tho mportansc
Of tho moment and urged forward the rolno OF
raschin Mngpg In tho hottest Of what now became
the hottest nre Of the day they urged forward tho ,roop
personally gave directions their disposal. Turchin
finding SOME men moving piece of artillery " tho rear
In his way rascd ami sworc In oxen Eaglnh, until ho
had got bis up 10 tho works. and Lieutenant Turner
CURSED VINO wero gun,
and whio doing got seriously wounicd. General
Mogs Quartermaser General busted himself In preparing
friction primers for tho captured guns which General
Grant ordering position but gave the task up In
despair to Captain Ross, OF General Grsntsp,an
But tho ARTILLERY thus placed used General
Tnrohin pushed forward his troops, and had
they appeared in limo OF battle in tho fort than suddculy
the battle ceased and Az II with accord
the rcbels ceased to struggle 1hcy broke In utter ana
total confnsion and rushed down tho hl yoiey after
volloy followed them th,y ned but ,hoy did not halt
they rushed struggling and striving reocas Of all
slvc safety.
The opera tons onded Ia complete victory Tho
telegraph will tell you onoiiiy tho glorious result ero
this reach you wo In poasesi,n of everything
Tho siege Of Chattanooga bson rssod and doubtless
that OF Knoxville will bc ab md ned by the e1omy wo
shall havo railroad communication with Nashville In
fortnight Boats are already plying between this aud
Bridgeport. Our army In now en pursuit and an
attenpt Ia 10 bs mado 10 drvo Bragg 20 far south
that column viii bo at liberty 10 move east In lime TO
intercept Longsrcct In his retreat from Knoxville Tho
days aro already Frightening, and tho military horizon
promises reversal OF tho aesscns u nature Chieka.
naura was the cold and dismal cauinoct storm which
for a time devastated tho land rbcn followed tho
btter dumb and muilsn oatober OF tho doubtful and
dangerous siege. Docs u not look ~ wswere 10 have
an Indian under Grant'
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
THIRD DAYS OPERATIONS.
scoxxx's rArrs rovsssSrs.


cersrsi Heoser's mevemsnu On wedDe'dsy morning
will no, attempt 10 give IN detail lie pursued The re-
treating enemy co top of the mountains bat did NOT sue
cecd 10 coming up With him. lie deecsnded the noun
tain however Hcksjsck trace and crossing the Chat,
tssooga creek valley made the sscsns Of h~sloe Ridge al
or near the old battle Geld cf chcsamaaga Hoe be vss
10 The south Of and the rear of the rebel line
10 Chattanooga VALLEY sotrey cut os from tss fess o. our
army but perfectly able take care q h'nssn Hs 10
gan nos,h top Of M oa RIDGE, and "a win be
seen. srrvsd oppo,une moment 70 sss rear q Fort
Breckinrdge.
or Int
weary with watching Bosker tbe ElSbt previoos, was
late before reached orchard Knob Gu the mssrs n
wednesdsy A. the hfs, glance ught tho snsstoo
here unchanged bot upon c,fer eramIa,iop so tsst
The msss Of neht bad been ulea 70 cover scry sriensse
erefara,Iors for hard vork Ibe re1oqs thing 0 Los
out r.untal Lad eysoed ne rebel nisntoo W sesni
Hs on Ridge With ylgot and q srsrsr 70 this -sr. be
tlsy of ibe pbss, csuerA CrAnt hsd doabei TIE
strength % forecs teecied 10 stern the ris.. wco bad
been eisep 70 sicrtn be elbu q iaekcrs, efDersi
craft had addeI ~ b. fo'fs that - rsse,sl
rG,rs, sud o. nsy lay M m,rnins } So
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The New York herald., 1863-12-02

neE's part 10 force pathway down the valley, this
would have broken the rebel lne purpose, they
could well afford to retire from the valley entirely In
srder to hold Mission Ridge. The aim Of General Grant
appears to have been to weaken the rebel centre Mis-
sion Ridge in order that he might at take the ridge
and break their army in Two.
Night found the situation very slightly altered save
the centre where We had assumed strong position and
threatening attitude But the rebels did appear
be much troubled at this They rather apprehended the
movement OF Sherman which il was evident they had
suspected During the last hours Of the afternoon It
seen from Orchard Knob that long column OF rebels
moving to the north and disappearing about the
more formidable hills at the tunnel or north
end OF Mission Ridge. Il evident that
Bragg had inkng Of sherman's purpose to
cross on the ensuing morning at tho mouth
Of tho creek and massing against him. but whether
70 oppose his crossing TO hold the hill remained at
that time matter OF doubt The enemy in front Of Wood
Abe night.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Killed and Wounded In Union Nsgs-
menes.
Col Phelps, 3slh Ohio, Commanding brigade bAnds
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-01
M E CHANICAL gerry.
DIR. GLEASON, of Philadelphia,

VIII remain at No, q BAY STATE HOUSE, for two
weeks and during that time he may be consulted during
the day from 10 to o'clock ali cases of Stiffness Of
me lnts causing lameness ana deformy Club Feet
Crooked Limbs and Spine treated upon the latest most
sciedtlnc and successful principles DR. can refer 10
many hundred cures in almost all of the principal cities
and towns of this country No surgeon has had greater
experience better success n2S dow
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3otrtss.
PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER FOR
THE NAVY.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
&C., NAVY DEPARTMENT, November i6 1862 (
sealed proposals, ndorsed proposals for Timber"
WI oe received at this Bureau until three O'Clock D. M
S S,a seys59g anfsr contract at the several Navy
Philadelphia, the following described timber and PLANK
for Ordnance purposes w 'N'
CLASS l. White Oak tor Gun Carriages
CLASS ii White Pine and White Wood.
CLASS III White Ash and Hickory.
CLASS ~. Gum Logs
Separate offers must be made supply at each
inc Navy ards named and for the White Oak and the
hickory, " hte wood, White Ash, and Pine; hut the
Yard. r 'O' N"N'' navy
Bidders referred to the Ordnance Officer. at the
several Navy Yards and stations and to the Chief OF the
Bureau OF Ordnance, Navy Department who will fur
nish them with printed schedules giving description OF
the Timber time of deliveries and other particulars
40 , ii. A. WISE
hzo dlaw4t Chief of Bureau, ad Interim.
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a SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

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Head Sore Vns A

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and his SUCCESS IS TIE BEST PROOF OF ADYAN-
TAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant reason to believe and prove that at no
other office Of the Eihd the charges professional
serber during the twenty past has enabled him to
accumulate vast collection of specifications and Of
fetal decisions relative 10 Patents
These besides his extensive library legal and me
eslcg! Mofhs ana tniI accounts patents granted in
the thd states and Europe, render him able, beyond
f9estio TO cHer superior facilities tor obtaining Pa
AL necessity of journey to Washington. to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
successful practitioners with whom have lad otficisi
Intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
~ have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and rust
coy and more capable putting their applications in
Iorm 10 secure Tor them an ary and favorable consd
EDMUND BURKE.
Mr.. R. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli
cations all but OF which patents have been grant
ed, and that is pending. umnstakeable proof
Of great talent On his part leads to recommend all
thay may be sure Of having the faithful attention
bestowed on their cases and avery charges"
During eight months the subscriber in course Of his
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY OSE Of which was decided
in MS favor b. the Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, Jan. l. 1863 deodly jai
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-28

This extraordinary medicine is unfang in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
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relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring
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G U II ION.
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FIRST THREE lf0NTHS Of Pregnancy, they are
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved
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n. b. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
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