davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

~ DR. Hebern. the American Cancer Cham
pion. is located At the Bramble House, Lafayette
The Doctor is the only physician now living who
can kill aud cure n cancer ia from five to twenty
four hours. without instruments or pain No
cure no paw. mayl9-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

~ Ferdinand Homer. one Of the members Of
Capt Branham's company. from Hancock coun-
~. who was killed at the unfortunate blunder At
or near Harrison. was buried in this city yester-
day afternoon with military honors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

THK CRors-The yincennes sun says it is
feared that the recent damp and cloudy weather
will do considerable damage to the wheat in the
shock. il requires sunshine and careful
banding TO save il from the effects of previ-
Gus rains
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
oh,o comm, pcnocra,ic Ticket.

The Democracy Of Ohio have nominated th'
following ticket for county officers:
For Clerk, John X Ross. for Auditor. Capt
ID Lotsteter Jr for Recorder, Reese Buchan
an: for Commissioner. VIM. Clore. for Real Is
tate Appraiser y j Baricklow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

The DRAFT The Chicago Tribune says the
account of The State of Illinois on the draft stand:
thus:
Number called for under the draft. - $50; ex
cess OF former quotas, now 20 the credit oil
the State. $1,000; leaving the actual quota
: 500
Or this calculation the account of Indiana
stands:
Number called tor. ~ 421. excess of former
quotas. Il 600. leaving 400 as the actual quota
to be drafted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

~ Three regiments Of state troops. return
ing from thc parsuai Of Morgan. had arrived M
90 10 O'Clock last sight. From 5000 % 10000
we're expected during the night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

IL Isaac Hilligoss. Of Rush county. one Of
the seven charged with the death of Stevens, died
at the City Hotel in this city yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

20 Shoe customers will recoect that We have
an immense stock Of boots and shoes We are
selling the best work in the market. prices the
lowest JOKES. VtSSEpeE 4 Co
iy 10 eodIw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

tBTke hop At the Bates House. postponed
on account Of the invasion. will take place this
evening. The company OF those invited Is re-
spectfuliy solicited.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

The saloons were opened Yesterday at
noon, on receipt of the order resembling the
clause directing them TO be closed during the
military preparation attending the organization of
troops The order closing them has been rei
gously observed. or vigorously enforced. perhaps
both There has been very little disorder in our
city during the excitement. There rush
and a crowd. but no rows and good feeling has
characterized all the proceedings OF our citizens.
The saloon keepers. paying, as they DO, heavy
taxes. with their rents and expenses still going
on, deserve great credit for their cheerful com
plianee with an order that affected their business
so materially.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

-Four more Of Morgan's men, captured
come place near Salem. were brought to
this city yesterday They did not look like they
bad been as lucky to a clothing store lately
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

sFy- The speech Of Col. T. W Bennett, of the
18th regiment, from the balcony of the Bates
House on Wednesday night, is spoken of by the
thinking men OF All parties very able effort
II Vas IN exceeding good taste Although he
spoke over an hour, the words Democrat, Repub-
lican, Butternut. Copperhead Aboltionist
were not used Tn, Colonel did not seek to feed
the morbid appetite Of the crowd he is soldier
and knows the dangers and cares and tolls OF the
camp. and never shrank from them in the dis
charge of duty The platform he laid down as
the sentiment of the army is one upon which the
country can unite. and the blessings of peace be
secured to the ald Col. Bennett, we believe
was never accused Of being Democrat, and we
consequently trust that his words of wisdom ma,
have weight
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
Foreign News.

NV \ DIRK. July Is Tine Persia arrived to
night from Liverpool the 4th via Queenstown the
9Th
Warlike rumors continue to come from Paris.
1t Is rumored that Russia to the essential
points OF the proposition OF TIE three Powers re
garding Poland, but the answer was not vet re-
ceived
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

IT. Major Beale's battalion Of the city regi
ment. consisting Of companies from the second
and third Wards, marched down Washington
sueet last evening making a very sOldierlv pa
rade The marching exceedingly well done
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

CINCINNATI, July l6-At 10 o'clock last night
Morgsn'- advance reached West Union, Adams
county. ten miles from Maysville.
HIS scouts approached the river this morning
opposite Maysville. but were driven back BY our
cunboats.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

habit fsefa abuse To which is added observation
Female Diseases, and other interesting matter ofthe ut
most importance TO the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts of their physics ability
enter that state. Sent to any address in sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention the treat
ment various private diseases treated OF in pr
vate report Our Dspensary the only Institution Of
kind In America which has been tsblished by speca,
charter and this fact should give preference over the
various quacks of doubtful character be foun al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

"a smile her IiP-bealth IN her look
strength was IN her step, and IN her hsnds-rsnstion
B;ters.r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
COM NJ ERClAI.
Rr rEIEGkAFR-
>-W YORK arket.

NKw YORK, July TO-
Goid-Lower; opening at 26is. declining to
255s, and closing steady at 261ac prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

PhaGdelDhiG, lOh Month, I'm Day. 1862.
RESPECTED FRIEND: My daughter has been much bene-
fitted by the of thy Plantation Bitters Thou wilt
send me bottles.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
The Morgan Raid.

CINcrSNArI, July l6-It Is said that Morgan
is near Piketon to-day. and that our forces are
closing around him and will give him trouble
soon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. July l6-The following has
been received:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE Soura,
Morris Island, S. c., July II.
To General Haleck:
| have the honor to report that at , o'clock
on the morning Of the 10Th inst ! made an at
tack the enemy's fortified position the south
end of Morris Island. and after an engagement
of three hours and a quarter, captured all his
stronghods on that part of the island and pushed
forward my infantry to within 500 Yards of For;
Wagner We now hold all Of the Island except
about one mile ON the north end. which includes
Fort Wagner and battery on Cum mings' Point,
mounting at this time Ii heavy guns. The
saulting column was CALAMITY led by Brig, Gen.
Strong 1t landed in small boats under cover of
our batteries on Folly Island and four Monitors
led by Rear Admiral Dahlgren. which entered
the main channel abreast of Morris Island. Soon
after our batteries opened and the Monitors con-
tinued their fire during the day, mostly against
Fort Wagner
On Tuesday morning, llth inst, at daybreak,
al attempt was made to carry Fort Wagner by
assault; but the supports recoiled under the fire
to which they were exposed, and could not be
got up. Our loss sill aot vary much from $50
in killed, wounded aud missing. We have taken
eleven pieces of heavy ordnance and large
quantity of camp equipage. The enemy's loss in
killed aud wounded will not exceed 300.
@ 4. GILMORE,
Brgadier General Commanding
Contrary TO published statements the execu-
ton of the draft in New York was suspended
only bv the uprising of the mob. II has not been
ascertained here that any instructions have pro-
ceeded from here for prolonging the suspension
beyond the psc.od when order shall be restored,
so that il can be prosecuted.
The National Republican saws:
cavalry and artillery force WAS ordered two
days since by Gen Hentzelmann to make re-
connossance through the Shenandoah vale and
returned yesterday.
Commander Col. Lowell found very few Reb-
els in the valley.
he discovered that Ashby's Gap was held BY
between 300 and 400 Rebs. He charged Nd and
drove them out, capturing q Rebel Ad;utant
General and several other officers and privates.
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. July ia special 10 the Ameri-
can from Berlin says:
The Army Of the Potomac is in this vicinity.
How long IL will remain is Of course only known
to Gen. Meade. IL IL probable some days viii
be spent in recuperst ing the men and horses both
ofwhom haye sutfere from long marches and the
heat Of the weather
Theposition of the army is one which gives il
he advantage Of the Baltimore and Ohio road
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

BosToN, July l5.-All quiet here this morn
ing. Four FIVE were killed last night, and
probably dozen wounded. some of them seri
ously
The most daring act of the rioters attack
ing the armory in Cooper street. where force
of military stationed 10 protect it, When
the mob had beaten down the doors, they were
fired upon by FOUNDER loaded with canister
This effectually scattered the mob at that point
Mayor Lincoln issued proclamation warning
all riotousy disposed persons from further vic
lence and calling on all citizens to aid in pre-
serving quiet and order.
Four Of the leading rioters were arrested last
night They we're committed without bail.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
1,nctnnati Market.

cincinnati Market.
CIscISSArI. July 10
Money-(;od declined to 81, and Silver TO lie
prem; unsettled. Exchange firm at lsc prem.
The large decline in gold has destroyed conf
dence in the prices of produce and general bust
ness
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

Oyntdining 7',irtv Fine Plates ana EhgrapingsOJsA
Andtoray and Physiology oTfAe S4-rv- Oroas,s 4,
state Of Health and Disease.
al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

Sherman House. CHicagO. H., FeJ. II, 1853
Messrs. Z. Ii. DRAKE d Co: Please send US another
twelve of your Plantation BitterS. morning
appetizer they appear have superseded everything else
aud are greatly esteemed.
Yours, &c. GAGE & WAITE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

T O T m II Pu BLIc

NoflCE Is HfkfBf GfNEk 1HAT CIaIx TFg
~ ownsrShp and iietf - eose-sion q and property
IN all aud every The hrse<. eaFrisss. buExf~s
harness, ssddlss an nrriiss rsning tho avery
oasiness and al ard stry 49, ard property q
every cescrfption hsicxHr m any app~ssir.
ing % the l.,e d- of lelrr Todd. Of fnrsnspols. snd
that no sale. ftks -f &C stock
OF property, o. enr fkcreu NJ D. rcosnixe ~ M 81
Dc Nsiia ~ben rn1rie D, any rsrst.l r1x~elf.
An resfsl-iie fur lug tal~ partnrr ssuusl
n t~i an D. rixsf si-s,-s q am e ths
~. =" ~a sfe IRA ~ sIeek - fsrfbcouanx
on u, IL. - tfia' - he neNi ~ csnrt
luifll-Ad IA al lsEi ZFII-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

treating yenerial Diseases, inclu
ding Syphilis in all its stages
Gonorrhea, Gleet, Structure, Ysri-
cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases o.
the Kidneys, Hadder &c, with
out mercury, containing a val
liable treatise on that widespread
malady ofyouth, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, Impotency, &C., the Sc
cret intrmities Of youth and ma
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

To Gen s Cooper, Adjt. and Inspector General
There Il nothing new since Yesterday. The
enemy is engaged in establishing batteries for
long range guns on the middle of Morris Island
being aided by the fire of the Monitors. Their
wooden gunbuats firing on the batteries of
Fort Wagner G. T. BEAuREGARD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES
Rochester, v. T., December -, 1861.
MeSsrS p. II. DRAKE 4 Co: have been a great sufferer
from Dyspepsia for three four years and had
don my profession. About three months tried the
Plantation Biters and TO my great joy nearly
a well man have recommended them in several cases
and, H. far as I know, always with signal benefit
avn respectfully yours, REV. j. =. CATdORN.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14
THE CASUALTIES

Killed.
Lieut. Lansing, sth New York cavalry.
Captain John Fierce, 9th New York cavalry.
MAJOR Van Voorhees,, 18th Ponnsylv cavany'
Captain 0rigys, ID New York cavalry.
Captain Grinton, I'd New York cavalry.
Captain Dodge, Co. G, 9th Michigan cavalry.
captain o. Bafords divlsoa 81 present. unknown
VIM. Butler, %. u, 9th New York.
eesgs. N. W. Berry, Co. D, 9th New York.
H Jones, 9th New York.
esset Sanford 4. Parmlse, Co. L, 9th New York.
Sergeant Swans, 20. B, 81 Indiana.
Corporal T. B. Taylor, %. !. 9th New York.
John Palmer, Co. ], eth New YORK.
y. jewell, 20. n, 9th New Yosk.
- Hodge, %. A, 9th Michigan cavalry.
Little. Go. N, 9th Michigan cavalry.
eergt VIM. Ellsworth, o. J. 9th United States cavalry
p Love, %. B, I'd Indiana cavalry.
Q. febler, Co c. "a Indiana cavalry.
CorporalC Patterson, 90. II, sth New York cavalry
The New York herald., 1863-10-14

J. Ferguson. Co n. 9Th New lcIi
". Sch~Idker, lat Ohic.
X. X. Or, co. \, sch New York
A. J. Fought, ca. q. 10th virglns
A Wilson, 10. y i2th Illinois.
J. stoughtenburR, 90. a, 9th New York
l. snord Co. T., 6ih New York.
A. L. Raldy 20. A, osh Nsw York.
n. Aiken, Co. l., sth Illinois.
G. II. Davis, ca. I, 9th New York.
7. Sayne, l0oth New York.
J. Crawford, Go. q, sth Illinois.
II. mcCiarg, Co. G, 9th New York.
r. Hartley, o.. Y, sth New York.
= p. Ginord, Go. X 9th New York.
X Elliot, 90. v, Sth New York.
w. n. Carthcll, Go. ], 9th New York.
ID. Wash, Co. l., sth Illinois.
J. q. Long, %. A, Sd Indiana
II. Miller, Go. d, I'd United States artillery
ID. Baird, 90. q, 9th Michigan.
A. A. Hall, 20. y, 9th New York.
r. a. Brown, Co. A, sth Illinois.
- Roberts. Co. u, 18Th Illinois.
II. q. PallAssetto, 4lh New York.
z w. CAppo, Go. q, 10Th Va.
l. Phippe, Co. ], sth New York.
B. Clinton, %. n, Sab New York.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14

rvhi came oog lines or artillery cavalry, wagons and
smeuanees. oae should great army ON tho march
70 lesm correct notion of ,s colossal extent, OF 'he
snoounded required TO keep such consuming
Avathtn 10 existence. Each corps requires nearly ons
thousand wagons and smbalaDcss These, with hsir sx
horses or mules each and their drivers, mako hsae
army In themselves Add TO this the immense supplies
required Tor The cavalry and artillery, and sum total
swelsd up that nigh, bankrupt second rate power.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
A,.~p, o. B,ow Up IN. rrAr.,a.

To Rehmssd gs1~ar>s n TIE sth nsAal h~. 70
PIT ffo-n chssisssa thai sa sis~-np,, lha
sso,--fai bss bsss mai. 10 bo- up. -Hh sss a
infsrn& nscnss ths Y.snss sbp hoaais. rbs fsiIsrs
% a,tibsisd 10 too lnssae,~ss sssoSsi ~
py-ssr "a tLs msehn. IBi bsinx lssitsd 1s s~~S Ne
~at~s sSfs,. ro1sh ~ a~.usei>< q ths Sssssi -ss
sDt ~1setsg sfsa may have s~~a ser~s.iy essssxsS
The New York herald., 1863-10-14

ted nre such has hardly been experienced BY cur
troops during tho and probably hrs rear. with hss
artillery, retired through Caipeppcr khpaircks loss IN
Killed and wounded amounted 20 100.
General hoado B said 10 have Nisplayed good genera
snip n bringing his army back ~ tho line oi the ippe
hAnnock When the enemy made ms fcint of moving up
.pe valley Meade Also made feint of following MN IN
oIce 70 attack him the roar, mAssng hs troops Al
hAe. osn Ford for that purpose.
= lnr drew back Lees that tho intended HANK
ng movement was frustrated
Meade has brought every wagon and a. his stores 10
his new line.
Latest from, tho Front.
quo is'o movements upon Immediate front havo
mad tho effect 10 divert attention from the hereto
Tore great point ~ Meadss
ny humor has mad u within forty -ceht hours that
Meade falling back upon Washington. which rumor
seons TO have no further foundation than tho fact
Meade has probably placed his forces position 10
checkmate fee should the latter attempt play upon
him ,ho same game played upon Pope, Of set,ng his
rear via tho gaps.
In other words whatever movement our army may be
now making " confront tho encmy wherever They may
show themselves
Skrmishipa going on all day on Monday, not with
out any casualties u moment that hear Of.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14

HEADQUARTERS, Army rHR PoroxAc,
Oct. 12-6 "A. n.
Tho trains have all in IN sasety and in excellent
order Fitzpatrick and Buford have also arrived At the
river and are In line Of battle Our forces are now in
appear south OF the river. not think gene
raj sugAxsmsos will take place to-day; but in this may
be mistaken.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14
IMPORTANT rRon 81. DOMINGO.
saessss ss the spssssh Tr~sps "a Ans
s.,tpss-Ths Wss - 80 Esa-ssssssss
~ %. Demfsgs snr, Ne.


90 %. Dontsgs cnr, %~.
B~so-, OF 10. bsss-
n. I,beoss Trsssas, ffur ~ Dosags csy NO
t--b~r n Of sts p-i b'iAg. n,sl4-oos liza Ne
NJ Dlmisss fse-isya y 81
vbss Us vosssi ~frsf a shsa Sor usr. nsh
srsa~p~a', so1 issss hss s.as sshiiss ~ r~s "a
Thus
fAss sssa1sh usess ~.rs sea oarntaissy sss<s~fsl
Al sss ~isss gsso- u.s ssssss, -~s W sovs ed
$50 hsa e~ea res,gr~a.
hvS ssi,s sas.~luy II q, Da~sro. ssr-~' ~ u-s
sfs- tas tf~sass sbsi ~ pssssss, sos css<~ia
Cas- s,oyv~1 si rryv lea~ssv. N fsseis sssfsa
ARRIVAL es . Rebel sss.~ss ss uaItfsu.
Hsfssr. t~s n, lhSs.
ina rsb. ft.snsv v. o. ies, sn sAys f'-1 warnirgsa
fs-ct. vr,ss b<ss a.orsns ~fh ssess iss'y p~s-
tesg.rs b>srd
TL~ n A 10 sbssss ~ us<1 ts@.ss~~, sSs
As ~ szs . sw. As IwsN9 mvsS~ss -
The New York herald., 1863-10-14

wounasd.
Captain Downing, "a srtiDssy, bsdly>
Capt. David Oliphant, 90. B, Sch Michf.
- Russcli, %. n, bth Michigan.
,. Kendrck, %. A, eth Michigan.
- Phelan Co I, ssh nicnisAu.
- Mccormick, Co. d. Bsh Michigan.
- Church, Co. q. Sth Michigan.
- Sickman, Co. =, 5th Michigan.
Sergeant Diefepdorf, %. Z, LIST Michigan.
Sergeant Clark, Co. II. IL. Michigan
- Marcott, Co. X, LIST Michigan.
Corporal Mcdonald, Co. A, 6th New York.
- Shay, Co. q. 9th New York.
- jeffrey, Co. r, 9th New York.
Corporal Maiby, Co. g, 9th New York.
- Warren, Co. A, 10th Maine.
- Royal. Co. Z, lO6,h New York infanlry.
sersoant shaw, Co. G, let Michigan cavalry.
Sergeant Nyler %. G, 1st Michigan cavalry.
Sergeant Rysn, Co. @, 9Th New York cavalry.
- CromsD, 60. z, TIN Michigan cavalry.
- Osborne, Co. NJ, 5th Michigan cavalry.
Adjutant r. Lansing, sth Now York cavalry.
Sergeant u. Kehoe, Co. II, 9Th New York cavalry.
Corporal Nells, On. Fl, sth New York cavalry.
Sergeant }. McPhcrson, o. N, Sth New York cavalry.
r. Gin Ion, Co. N, sth New York cavalry.
A. wilman, Go. A, sth New York cavalry.
Sergeant J. OConnel, 20. ID, ID Indiana
j. Long, 90. A, 80 Indiana.
Corporal J. Reed, Co. 4, 90 Indiana
Sergeant lambert, Co. ID, 18th Illinois cavalry.
Busior nawier, Co D, ian Illinois cavalry
Corporate Wright, Co D, l2th Illinois cavalry.
Captain R: Fitzgerald, Co, X, l1,h PsnnsyIv.nia
~-- wilder. %. q, S.h Iiiaos esvsiry.
- Miller. Co. II, 9th New York cavalry.
Corp Mcpherson, 20. N, 9Th New York caS
- Kesne, Co. y, 9th New York cavalry.
VIM. Terrer. 9th Michigan.
Frank s. Way, lst Vermont. head and les.
Ssrgt Michael Gormsn, 20. l, 9th regulars
Corp. Lewis Barr, Co. I, otb regulars.
Corp. Smith, Co. B, 9th regulars
- etfApp, Go. p, 9th regulars.
Christopher ehortsl, Co, ], 9Th regulars.
Surgeon For wood, shoulder
- Lows, %. B, and twenty five others missing.
lieutenant Cha6ee, of tho Sixth regulars, who W
wounded Fairfield lass summer and bad useoovsse<
was wounded In the ankle.
Lieutenant Colonel Crockee, Inspector General Ups
pieas.ntous sta snot through the thigh. and hh brt
thor, Captain Croker. bpector General upon Bafosd
stan, II reported missing.
Captain Duchsy y prisoner.
OK two psivases cousins named Porter Of ID ipdian
ous loes Q bog and The osher IN arm.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14

nt oS The pest Of Gddsboro his health continuing eradu
ally decline he 70 Fayetteville week or two ago.
70 die ng h friends there reason 70 believe .nAs
hs mind has been turned 10 the importance Of prspara
ttO0 Tor the great change which has come 70 him.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14


in this vicinity.
GENERAL sryoaD
received orders 10 advance about day and al
two ocock his division of cavalry marehing for tho
tenth twelfth time, over the old ground 10 bali an
hour after he crossed the river his guns busiIy
gagged in sneling The ensmys cavalry Of tho woods
They wero 10 small force aud fell back rapidly
men prsscd thsm. Before sunss. Buford bad driven
them eight miles toward cupspps, being past ,hs
denes u John Minor Bolts.
he command Of Major Gcuesai ssdgwlck followed
Station That Of kor General Warren followed nsrt.
and General sickcs corps, under eommand Of General
Freoch succeeded wsrrso This immense body Of troops
crossed tho RAppshsoaock In less than two hours TSs
"boys are In the best Of Spirits and march with the
creates, eseray-say four miles hour carrying their
equipments aud eight daysi ratIoas
what tssse marches and eoun,ermarebss effected With
such wcadrow rapay must be eft for the present 10
conjecture The easie.i way solve tho problem is,
perhaps, W hhno Nnou fWsN,Us ihs outmy DSfh~n'y
must be puzzled, n no, oatgsnerallsd. 10 doubtful f
his infantry force has jet crosSsd the RApiasn. Our
infantry has no, been engaged all within the pes, few
days except IN sk FINISHES along the plere, lines
otR clvAiRr
has done splendid lighting Their service and tbs, Of
horse batteries attached their commands are of shs
mos. rduous character. rhey picket ousposss
the whole country for information, open oghss
our retreats, clear % and nnsh os victories,
As the case may b. 10 short, they are never
IDLE, and rarely find rest either ior men a. horses
II all the cavalry regiments In ss's army aisd
up 10 their maximum numbers. that am Of our forces
would be strong scough 70 capture ns whole soushsa
country IN detail. and We should simply rsasss afAssry
10 hold on 70 u.
during the last three days have bean asis severe ssps
ciaiiy IN sassrs. Ns,x osssrs psassasoa vs % tss
Geld in pssus, win Knpsr'eks divsas. accompanied
By shs sszsh regular. .connandsd BY or z. r. norvs
- an ssssst m sss~ vsrs ssshs - bhushsn svsy
In sss rs.s. ~ - bssssa,s e..s ~ ssss svsrs~-