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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

Dr. Railways cleaning Syrup,-Called Rad
ways Renovang Resovent, is the most effective and
rapid curative of Skin Diseases, Skin Eruptons Fever
So.es, Ulcers, TumOIs in tie Arcana Of Medicine. One
Bottle will all ordinary skin diseases, either Salt
Rheum, Ring Worm, rimiles Tetlors, Rash or Common
Sores
Two to six Bottles will Chronic. Scrolua and
Syphilitc Sores, Swellings Tuners Cakers
0pthamia Strumerous discharges. II Is superior to all
preparations OF Sarsapara Mixtures, .sc., sc.
The dose of this Medicine is SMALL two tea spoonfuls
cling full dose. One bottle of the Renovatng Resell
vent will 90 farther than half dozen quart bottles of
SarsaParla, &c pure skin, clear complexion, heal
thy blood is secured TO those who take il.
RHEUMATIC SORES. HEALING SORES FROM THE BONES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15


NcsSrS Rdd,oay CO.:-Jhree yeats ago my young
est boy, now sixteen years old was taken with the in
haUmatOry rheumatism and confined to his bed for
nearly six months after which he enabled to get
about with the help OF Crutchcsin the mean time
ming commenced on his and legs and little
pieces of bones would work Of the When you
sent me the medicine last fail induced to try your
Resovent; at th3t time had little hopes of its doing
him any good, had led all the best doctors in this
country, ard several different kinds Of patent medicines
without effect; after using two bottles percepti
Die change for the better apparent He daily get
ing stronger and look upon his final
tain The medicine acts the system, driving the
foul humors to the outside in small Jumps big hazel
nuts causing them disappear, and healing The sores
from the bones. Respectfully yours
WILLIAM ALLEN.
=, For sale in worcester by NJ. B. GREEN Il CO.. and
GEO. p. HARLOW. dow mI2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

Lyons Magnetic Flea Powder.
In Summer when the sun is low,
Come forth i'll swarms the insect foe
And for our blood, they bore, you know
And suck it in most rapidly
But feas. raches, 'skecters-back or white
In deaths embrace are s,iffened quite,
If Lyons Powder chance to light
In their obscure vicinity.
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but will kin
ali house insects, garden worms, plant bugs, &C. Lyons
Magnetic Pills death to rats and mice Sold
evers wheie. DEMAS 5. BARNES q Co.
mi d&w2W No,, ycrk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

Have You Bought Your Clothes tS ringer :
II SO, you have bought too soon. CUMMINGS "
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is The Machine
above all others in ono altering screGS for every
piece, and NO IRON RUsT). A child wiring your
clothes with this Machine, well admit. Call
and see in use at G. \. CUMMINGS Shop, 205
MAR street. opposite Brinley Hall.
Agents wanted in every State, City, and Town. State
County, and Town Rights for Sale. DIT f2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

Inc stockholders of the Old Colony and
: all Nlver railroad have sustained their direc-
p;non D@'saining with rival parties at Fall
90. n.; Gnu Duylng up the Dighton and Somer-
49, ',''O"u Charter. f. B. Crowninsbield.
.nv Olu president Of the road, denounced the
s[aas$ Gu which he said gave n tho pan
oens, the parties of the other part Ine 59r
SS so9 as o6 Safh mall besides involving n s6T
penses in making the new route I ,h other ex-
River. But the friends of the tre talt
successfully pointed to the fact that the
had gone up nine per cent. in the market s;naH
the bargain.
Eighty packages Of fine linen and lint wer
recently received by steamer from Europe, a
contribution from friends of the Union alon
the Rhine in Bavaria, 'for the wounded dc
tenders of the United States"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

MISS CoSNoR will meet her class in light gym.
nastics at Brinley Hall this evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

SEVEN fine building lots, on Ashland, Pleasant
and Linden Streets owned by Charles Paine, ESQ.
will be sold at auction on Wednesday, May goth.
See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

TEE Freedmans Relief Society will meet at Mrs
Griggs, SO Pleasant street, this afternoon at o..
clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

ISorEe Sessions-FURNIsHING UNDERTAKEN
u, ituonlil where can always be found large
eht OF all the different kinds and patterns OF Coffin
Also Metallic and Rosewood finish Caskets
lhteS Robes, &c, furnished the best material and
latest patterns. mch25 att
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

Piles, Piles Woods Tar Ointment give mmed j.
ate relief and speedily cures the cases Thy it
and convince yourselves. G. e. GOODWIN g. CO. and
WEEKS II POTTER, Boston, general agents. For sale
in Worcester by George ?. Harlow. d3n,~ ncblI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

HELD FOR Observation-Disclosures directed as 70,
lows are detained at the post office in this city
for non-payment Of postage, viz:
james Sergeant, of seth Reg't, ST. Georges, Der
murda.
Rowell S. Woodward Esq, Canandaigua. n. Y.
Hawkins Van Antwerp Co Albany, n. Y.
Miss n. Goss West Boylston, Mass.
Miss Mary Lampson, West Boylston, Mass
Miss Z. q. Wingate, West BoylstOn, Mass.
Mrs. IL. j. Gould, Ware, Macs.
Edward f Meany. Boston, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

CAIRO, May l4.-Congressman Washburne
left the extreme front on Friday. From him
we learn that Grants advance was then fifteen
miles of Edwards station, which is fifteen
miles east OF Vicksburg. The two divisions
Of Sherman's corps had reached Grand Gulf
Macarthur was crossing The army was in
excellent condition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

Horn & NEwcoMB's MINsTRELs will give one
Ghanics' Hail. tonight. TINS company has the
reputation of being one of the best if not the best
in the country
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the
BLADDER Gravel, Kidneys, DrOpSy, OrgH ic Weakness
ana all Diseases of the Urinary Organs see advertise
melt in another column Cut it and send for the
Medicine at once. Beware of Counterfeits.
myT deOp2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

POLICE CoURT.-On Thursday, Harrison w.
Rabbit was arraigned on a charge of stealing Il
horse, the property of Dwight Bartlett, of the
value of $40. Defendant presented bill of sale
of the horse at the trial; and, it appearing that
Bartlett knew that Babbitt owned the horse; de-
PENDANT was discharged. The facts in the case
appeared to be, that said horse was lately owned
by Larkin Smith, who left the animal in the
keeping of Bartlett, during which time Smith
sold the horse TO Babbitt Bartlett desired to
purchase the horse of Rabbit, and paid $40 to-
wards it, agreeing to pay the balance within a
certain time After the expiration of that time
Babbitt took possession of the horse, and Bart
lett thereupon made the above complaint.
Daniel GAilford and Owen Cooney were each
fined ST and costs, and Patrick Carr and Edward
Haggerty 81 and costs, for being drunk. Coo
ney and Haggerty were committed Tor non-pay-
M ut.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

lbFs NistIr's gSAisam OF WILD Cherry
Ihs preparation Is certain for all diseases OF the
Ihf0at GaG Lungs, COaghS colds, Bronchitis WhOOp-
thg C0aqd, Group, fcpieRt Consumption, &c. con
nImstionO of the highest medical authority that Com
SUMPTION can be cured numerous instances COM.
pese restoration from this disease by the use of the Bal
sam can be given.
STRONG TESTIMONY
From BENJAMIN WHEELER Esq Depot Master at South
R0yalston, Mars.
SOUTH RoYALsToN, Jan 4, 1860.
Mess!s SETH w. FowLE y Co, Boston
Gents Although unsolicited by you cannot refrain
from adding testimony the many already given in
tayOr of your WiSidr'S BalSam Of Wild Cher7g.
In the spring of 1858 most severely afflicted with
q hard drY cough, with its usual accompaniments of
night sweats. completely prOsrating my nervous sys-
teh ana producing such debilitated state health
thRt after trying medical aid TO purpose had given
up all hopes of ever recOyerng had also my friends
Al TINS stage OF matters was prevailed upon through
the influence OF neishhOr to try Wstar's Basam
though with belief whatever in its truly wonderful
curatVe properties and before using bottles the eff
feet was almost magical My cough entirely left me
the night sweats deserted me- hope more eatcd nv
depressed spirits and had attained my wonted
strength ard vigor.
Ihus has this basam, has often been remarked by
persons conyerSant with the above facts in This vicinity,
literally snatched me from the vawnin grave You are
atpbeTty to use this for the benefit OF the afflicted
- very respectfully yours, BENZ. WHEELER
e, prepared by SETH W FOWLE II Co, Boston, and
Tor sale by Druggists and Dealers generally.
mchl7 l&w3rn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15
Special 3lotyces.

Come, Gentle Spring, Ethereal Mid
meas, Come title poet, in thus apostrophzing
the Spring, must have been from the many diseases
she brings in her tain he would have sung another
tune; ami all oar readers may avoid these ailments by
laying in stock Of PLANTATION BIrrERs the greatest
spring medicine in the word. Sold everywhere. Sec
advertisement. ap3l dcopIm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.. continues 10 pay The highest
price for old papers, etc. diff ia24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

CRIMINAL COURT The grand jury have con-
cluded their Investigations, and will report this
morning at ten o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

IucIus observation-disclosures of Music 81 Chan
dler street diff ap2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

MECHANICS HALL, Notwithstanding the
weather, was well filled last evening with a
highly respectable audience to witness the exhi-
ton of MessrS. Roc iwell and Hurlburt. The
trained dog Carlo brought doAn the house,
and the trained horse Morgan Tiger" showed
himself possessed appaI emily of more informa-
ton than many who are called human. The
vicious kicking horse" was an old white mare,
confirmed in the habit of kicking and biting at
whoever venturcd near hcr-yet Notwithstanding,
her hayward propensitias were 50 far overcome
that she showed no disposition to use her
teeth or heels. If the weather is suitable, the
professor will exhibit one or both of his trained
horses in front of the Bay State House, at one
| o'clock this afternoon-and, rain or shine, will
open his school on Foster street, at l-2 o'clock,
| for the instruction of those who wish 10 become
familiar with his system of training the horse.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

Dr. Sweets HnfalIible Imminent is truly A
riend in need and every family should havet al hand
O33 dAWlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

otographs nHeqUailed in
diff my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

Clnsin Is making Card Pt
this country. Give him 4 call
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

Ci"sin is making splendid photographs, colored or
MaInstreet dtf IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

AIRS SSrigIey. CLAIRyOYANT PHYSICtAN-Will at
tend to examinations at her residence, No. 40 Main
street Hours from to y 4 n, from to 6 NJ
Terms ST. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15
CITY AND COUNTY.

THEPuBLIc SCHOOLS of this city are crowded
beyond precedent The annual promotions
which have just been made have filled the
schools of the upper grades so full that the
grammar schools Of the lower grade must be re-
leved 10y the organization Of Il new one in the
western part Of the city, and of a new secondary
in the eastern. The grammar school for girls
in the library building, Elm street, will be open
cd next Monday, May 18Th, and that for boys in
the Pleasant street school house, lower room, ut
the same me.
The large increase of scholars in the public
schools evinces a corresponding increase in The
| population, and furnishes gratifying evidence OF
the material prosperity of the city, for business
! must be both active and remuneratiVe, when 1t
! fills all our tenements with families, and all our
schools with scholars
The city authorities are doing what they can
! to make this pressure upon the schools as brief
and as little annoying the citizens as possible
! They are erecting two school houses which are
10 be completed in the autumn, which will ac-
commodate four hundred and eighty children, at
an expense OF more than sixteen thousand dol
lars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-15

an. l.. AInsVv0rlh, TEACHER OF MUSIC. Resi-
dence No, Al Pleasant street diff Oh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-26
oimour'ls. sf Loosmsrion ia Eobslaom.

BimazItIes sf LOesmstf0H iR EObsIdsm.
From the New York Tribune, Nov. II
A lsdy wins has iast arrived Ia this city from
Mssan, Georgia, where Bhs has Besu teacher
six years gives al interesting aesoHnt of travel
ing By rail down 9sath. She says ths! owing
10 the dilaBdated esBdiii8R Of the railways, and
want Of lossBaotive power, she vas nearly isur
weeks making the trip, izeladinE nearly three
days' detentioa IN Richmond, where the rebels
tried 10 dstaia her by telling hsE that the Yam
KEGS would not allow her to Psgs tHsiI lines
Size beIssvered, however, and succeeded. Size
saws that the irOR hag been taken up from
branch or uniRpOrtant railways to repEiT maia
liRus and in some places WsedsB rails hsvs bsen
laid down. The want Of locomotive PoWer .
seen everywhere. In one place the rOsd was so
cut ef repair that Rn engine could rot travel it
safely, and there were. no horses ut haRd 70
meve ears, and they were likely 10 be left at
standstl At length one ex was obtained snd
hitchsd to the PasssHgeT csT in which this lady
was.
At another place. andaT similar siren instances,
she was spssasd on her journey toward a lsHa Of
freedom with enc mule hitsh0d to tlse FnsvsH
ger car 1t is not 50 be wondered that her Ices
motion was slow; bat she peTsoysTed with gsed
esursee, until, at length, she saw the stars and
! stripes-wAvsg alsft, when shs was alEnest ever
/ come with sxsitsmsnt. She can only eompare
her sensations to those Of q person VINO hss es-
| aaDed frem > shipWrsck when ne ARss himself
/ safe again on shore. She says that tbe dessitu-
/ ton Of horses at the soRIh Is Sc groas that she
/ has known several instances Of families who
/ rode ono Sabbath in their carriage, como the
aext on rot, because military necessity " had
taksa their horses.
OF coarse. food, she says, there is an sbHR-
dane; bat nothing else. The fare is slmost sx-
elusively ''heg snd hsEiny." Nov clothing Is
out Of the question, and the old stock is falling
very fast Ladies are obliged ia many instances
10 wear ''negro shoes" and negro cloth. Tbs
dsstitztisn Of all laEuriss, hHd slHisSt every
thisg in families that lssdE to make life com
4 Portable. is beyond the pswer OF belief. e
nsny Of those VIE suffer ere As bitter - ever
and charge ell their PrivatioRs on The bate
Yankee. Asny, however, admit that they cas-
net continue the struggle much loager. Tn
want OF hoTsea, lessmOiivss, cars and repairs {
I railroads, this lady thinks, viii break down tb
South more surely than fgAtng
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-26
rha Nar wns psno.

This city gave majority for the rampeniers,
Tuesday Fac county Wss, as We PTediesed'
against them.
While yse think the jadEss of sloetica acted
very fairly, and while We believe sveTy maa
voted vixen, where aad Sc 9fiea as be pleased
We ore loTesd TO acknowledge that there was Z
moral pressure operating on many men which
could nos aell be lif.od. We can .ol ths whoie
STORY ia a iew Words.
As we were entering eur osos, the night Of
the election, sH IuBHBsa aee5sisd us - fol-
lows:
ewen, I ro,ei ihe Wsgasr ticket plumb
through"
"Ah,r ssid We, ''tbat was hardly as We sx-
pecssd; bat folks nsw-s-days do pretty much IS
they please"
ayes" he replied. Il nuss look ont fer laYseil,
[ wanted 10 yots diffsroBtly bat ihougs Is ls 81
right Hols; I don'l waHt Psaick's man 50 CONE
along ouo Of these days and bHra me skahiy
There it ~, in e nut she'll IL ever the time
comes when men esa scs freely, we would
sooner Be in topnat without claws than be on.
OF tho nasn ahs daily thTesteH all with Tuin and
death who 10 loi agree with them IN feyoiatloh'
sFy m6ssrs.
/ Tae above, from tha St. Joseph Hsrale, OK
I plains why a great maaY voters absta'ned IRON
/ voting, and why msoy who did vote voted cos
/ trsry 10 their seHvieti0ns Thousands Of mef
who ara ecnseTyahYoly inclined stayed aTsJ
/ from The Dolla, and many others oi tho sans de
/ eoriplisa veled the radical hekas. Way Ls
Pssriok's answer explain Is ia part; V did ne
want my shaatv burnt dGWn." Ia other weids
the stFeci1as threats Of the radicals, and tie se
tasl sZecaa6n Of such threats ia Hasz IN
slanc1s, hays pfoduesd among many OF our pas
MIA Al alarm and isrrcr f0F thUIf property aB'
lives. These people voted tho radical tisaes, Q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-26

Another gallant Tenhesssesn, Is bravo and
skilful BoldisT ss has won honor al the can
mons mouth, has been promoted BY the Presi
dent 10 q brigkdieT- -gsneTalshiP. He VAS not
credited on the roll Of fame with the many long
months he passed imprisoned at ssndusky
island, o berTiss larger stars would now have
dsgiRssted his rank. He was captured al
Islsnd Ne 10, ana AfLerward tought "a Shiloh,
where No was wounded. 4s was t1'H q eaR15 .
in .he artillery BerYiss. he was long disabled
nv his wound, but psgtiaily restored, ne Was
made obief Of artillery in Whesler's sorps, and
al lspgth hes received the appointment Of bTigs-
sier AID assigned to q cem1snd consisting cx-
elr.ivelv Of Tennssses cavalry. Brig Gen. "
q H9mes, OF Memphis, is a Vrgirian BY
birth. educated st the niliisry school Of Lsxing
ton Prior 10 the wbE he was 9 successful lsW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-26

We are indebted to gentleman Of this city
fer the following list Of prisoners Of war rom
ToHnesses who died at Fsrt Delaware during
ihs months sf August and September:
AHg Cd - Effier, company A, 60.h rsgi-
msnt, disease Of she hearts Themss Barrow,
company B, 6Olh, sntsritis.
4ih-Jossph Collins, company A, 43d, ehT9n-
ic disrrhea.
5'h-W " Cannon, ssaPany K, 41ss, enter
it's.
7th-R Fine, company A, Goth, cbrsnic d.
sTThea.
9th-G " NeCraeksn. company g, 81,
chEoRie diAFrhoes; Jsass n shiplsy, company
q 81, chronic diarrhea
-11th-Asa Y Fitzgerald, csnpany F, Goth,
shrsaic diarrhes
Is.h-Csrp K N Joins, company K. 62d,
chroHie disrrhes
Is.h--B G BsveI, co npany n. Sd, measles.
l4th-Sevi8r Smith, eo@pany B, 6Oth, ehToA-
is disrrhea
I5th-WiIlian Griffith, sompauy B, sOih,
chroalc disrThea.
I9th--Jsto YAgoa, company G, 3eih. chronic
diaThea; Hugh Mccormick, company A. 6lss,
pnsumonis; G Lsuehiaier, company d, q, N
iamnati0H Of the brain.
s0th--J N Noah, company g, Blst, shrauis
diarrhea; Rouse Hsmmst, company E, 60rh,
ehroRis daTrAes
2lst-J d Bolton, somPAny E, 52d, typhoid
25th-Eslsou D Chase, company D, 8O.h.
chronic aisFrhea
s7ts--JAmss D Hearn, company -, 7th, ty-
pkgid fever.
2sih-David n susddy, company K, slst,
pHsEmosiA.
seplsmbar 2i-sliehael Edon, company D,
e9ih, ehrsRis diarThsa.
SHY n Falksrssn, asaar any O, e0sh. ty-
phoid fever. Samuel Walters company A, 68.h,
assmis. A Stokes, company D, 4sh, sTysiBslas
6sh--J c Taylor, company a, lss, mHmps.
sih-John Hall, semPany G, 60,h, mez-
Bles L Adams, company L, l4sA, typhola fe-
yer
gsb-w C Meyers, company n, 4Sd, dyssu-
tery. J " Filley, company a, 3D. typhoid To-
yer. Gee " AOrten, Company Z, 4thi typhold
fever
IOih-Bostsn Sharp, ssmpany F, 53d, scurvy
Milton Denis, company 9, Ist, typhoid fever.
12ih-DAvid FesteE, company z, 6Oih, pnsu-
mania.
I4,b-Corp " c ssasabsagh, company 3,
60th, chrsaic disTrhes.
Islh-Lswis Oobble, company c, Goth, shro-
nio bronchitis.
2Oth-M B shaokslford, company Fl, 1st,
dyseutery; T n Thompsoa, company g. I4.h,
seuTvyi J Ellison, company a, lst' dyssn-
terry
2lst-W Mason, company K, 62i, typhoid
fever; Csrp G " Slapleton, company B, 6lst,
chronic diaTrhes.
22d-E D Parker, company q, 6Oth, chronic
diaFrheH.
24th-B F Hoover, company A, 4sh, typhsid
fever Jasper JohHson, company c, 81 cavalry,
chrouic diaTri4sa.
25,h-w D MUIR, Company D, sob, inter-
mitent fever.
27th-JohR Mar, company D, 60th anemia;
Corporal John sstts, esnpHny f, Goth, scurvy;
JehR Gimmons, company B, sOth, chronic diar-
rhea.
25tll-Wlllism Hale, company z, 60ih seHr-
W; George HaRt, ssmPaBy C, Goth, chronic
diarrhea
This list was forwarded by B. T. harshsh
Confederate States army, who says: Il aHa
setting surgeon in charge Of two wards Ia tho
hospital. and know That tho absve-zamed per
soRs Tsssiyed ovsTy attention that was pos
sible"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-26

rrnnn rHE AMY EnIrIeH.I


The VeFv Ehssst froua tbe WFoHt.
Special Oa7tspoldsHcs Atlanta Al siligsno-El
-GmClNEAUGA Naysmbar "a 5 P. N--As The
teleyraph % is not working eu Missionary
ridge. I bad 10 ride dewR - lAis point, in The
rsiH, % saud cf my dsp2.ch Of this afternoon
TIE tem5us ration OF ihs eHemY 10 ear front
Yesterday was, on fkeiF h-st appearance, net
srns.iersi serious By cus o'aiosk P. y. ihsir
6rst line was seen % move forward, ihay haVizE
syFe lines of reserves .iu ths rear. Our pockets
were soon driven in and ct two p n they a.
sseket cur right AID ceuter, dreve our men from
their uns pits hsa .ha h1sr 5aRsma very
heavy on ear right, A VsBrean's, Deis',
Msu. yau.t's and AndeTs0n's brigade becocil. 2
warmly engaged, and severely panishinK iRs
saemy.
The ereny's baEiesias st tha same time opened
hrirkIv. Oar men fs.i asek 90 their ilireEch
meGis s-d .se enemy suecee3ed IN taking two
cedar bills 6u our rignt center, ohs or which
thsv last night fortified placing battery On u
Az uf7ht closed iu 81 igTtaer operations cea1ed.
Crr f1-4 7ft not exceed % killed and wggnded
in -hs -tirui.h. Wm. H Martin, Isaiah San
dsrs, gsa Mississippi battalion sharpshooters;
Charles W hanson, Nn Rzirs- r B. Stone,
TTs1rr Esrs. zrEat55 Shislls, 1S "a iaEHes7ss :;
.Jss. LswFsGea. j. v LgwTsl=e J " Hlil
IIlh Tsuneszee. Of A. J VGaghsn's-iaLs Prss-
tc1-z-briEzds, were sIEa5i7 wounded
This morning thg enemy Cp11s1 81 o'clock
from the Cedar bill, sleiisE Us f9c sb0st AZ
hour. 5st dsirr 10 ismsgo. They thaR Cposed
uuon Clas.fsm's forces il Lockout valley.
i5ou Sic batteries sysr TIE river, and kept up 3
bsavr cauuoaaiilg for two hsasS, Hksr at aoQn
they made sl assault With iG.a1iry, sHdeaysf-
fr- % fo-ez our position il order 80 lake Lock
out The Eusksiry 6riEE vas very heavy for
Two hours. EtSP M. tie rsiH Increasing 61iag
aea-ed At P. II. II was sgsiu renewed, the
ems ny also making zn attack on our right,
having crossed a column over the TssEesss6,
wiki = smaL steamer, at iEs mouth Of tae Chics-
nauza Ils 6rBF has ccEalusd very heavy
/ rp Dc th,s tine Oar Es1ps sdl nod theI Pc
sft7erz bat a0 rasait ig known.
( j Is evilszs the eaemy's 6esigu Is to esITy
{ IeaEcl5 Fl possible. as vel e. 30 gain the rail-
/ r1s5 ca the CAickzmzugA side iH -0risE -s gut
I cur I.Hs to Cleveland.
( There Is u6 doubt the susny Is sWRrs Of eur
movement ag kacZvilla, sud l5 may be Ehzs be
/ is trying 90 prevent rs hinleTc.Eg LonEsHset,
I ~ order tc zaFa Burnside.
no -5aersi engagement Of al CuE f1rces has
Z vst tskau place, but lhs1e is 10 tsliiE9 when il
may. I. is supposed, however, thai the enemy
( IS not ia. c1ELLHCn % make a general attack.
I Things Wesr a curious aspect, aud it IS as yet
impossible 10 .r what VIII be the result
Iu haste, $50.