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Evening star., 1863-04-02

IMPORTANT NEWS EXPECTED FROM CHAR
LEsToS.-Th- Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia North American teleSraphs the
following:
ssThe Administration lit is said, confidently
anticipates that news will be received before
the close OF the present week OF important sue.
cesses by our fleet lii the rear OF Charleston
arTana emeHts having been perfected for the.
tmmencement of the attack on the 2jth or e7th
instant. If the batteries ut Stono can be taken
If is believed that our troops can bp landed and
the city reached without aSsaultng Sumter and
Moultrie at all. while these forts, by being cut
ton of the city, would soon fall into our
possession without the loss of Il man or vessel :"
Evening star., 1863-04-02
LOST AND FOUND.


I osT- On Wednesday, the lst Inst, in the ears
black Hat trimmed with black and blue feather
for its return to No. 1876 St; between 4th and
5th. 1T
STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON TIE
BY Mr. ars vffs s a4s
person from buyin this note, for it is payable to
no 20 one 3 .eu but the subscriber. ,o,,S. u.vs
EFT THE PREMISES OF THE sUBsCRI-
l ber on the 3'st day of March one small red
HElfER; no marks except SCARED on the rump.
my pace s. B. LINN aontgomery oar pIo"sa' uo"ss
sp i-3t G-orsetown, ID G.
ST0LEN-nn TUESDAY morning. about hall past
and the other medium sized bay horse, with whit,
on tie lower part Of both hind legs; lite al re
GufkE strsc between se5a M aua d 3d. 1.Iand NC
ap It
! street between 9th and lit1 q FUR CA B. The
41-7th street, between & and H. 81 St
> , 1853 a PooKET BOOK -" eon,anng M t" ST.
sr rom te , and dollar bills also
HIS sns sfe or mYER stree
discharge and no questions asked. marsl st
100 sale bS this s6Sy Day and
i99 Eleventh st, betw Pa av. and L at.
3UU sale BY 8. THAYkR a Us son. . '"'
49s Eleventh IT.. b-tw. Pa. '. and st.
1000 ana nhs for fHIssyohs-hs'slssa sale sy MS day
s.THAyER & son.
5OOERBLss, BOSTON e pEsMI,M ceAcKERs-
49s Eleventh st betw Pa. ay and 1t.
nnn poYpc npANCEc p.o.na 4.; Ill,
ZOU fer sale by by 5. THAYER 4 son. anu
4ss Eleventh ST.. betw Pa, and + 81.
100 BONES LEMoNsssFssf sale Hy 90,
499 Eleventh st., betw. Pa. av. and st.
: : kegs Of choice DELAwARE COUNTY BUT
api st,if GEO d THos. PARKER 4 co.
w AT SO PER CORD.
viii sood P %oob saa al S
cord, delivered in any part of the city. ap l-st'
Ok TONS. HAY.
70 81 feet LUMBER, boards
$50 bbls. POTATOES,
l6tO bus. POTATOES, MERGERS and Jackson
Whites in bulk,
20 bbls. APPLES,
So firkins APPLE SAUCE
Now landing from schooner May Ella, and will
be sold low by JG WATERS,
apl-lw 1O9 Water street Georgetown.
FOR sALE--A very handsome saddle HORSE,
Also: one shiiti.g,tssp BTaGY. one set%
iafi ssSs near Gtn b nas
L 423 barrels Of APPLES,
x5 packages Of BUTTER.
mar ss.- At lsl street, oDgg2sittso ggaat os9 the e.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

"ANTEO-A MAN with good business habits
w with cash Capital Of So q or syn to take a
partnership in light and profitable business
Please call at No % Az street, Washington, d. G.
an
Evening star., 1863-04-02
THE REBEL ATTACK UPON POINT
PLEASANT, VA.
CONFLICTING REPORTS FROM vICKsBURG.

CINCINNATI, April 2.-An attack on Point
Pleasant was recently made by $50 of Jenkins
cavalry. They ransacked several houses and
stores, and burned 1000 bushels Of Government
corn. They were finally driven of after q
conflict OF several hours.
There is NO news direct from Vlcksburg
Reports from Memphis afe conflicting.
The Argus says the Sunfiewer expedition Is q
failure, and that the troops will return to
Young's Point.
sion of Haine's Bluff.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

OFFICE, APRIL lsr 1855
US Notice is hereby given that the Licenses
ex pire the first Monday in April and that said
License S must be renewed in com pliance with law
at this Office, within ten days after that time
SAMUEL 4. DOUGLASS,
ap 2-dtaHlC Register
Evening star., 1863-04-02
DANIEL BUCK Recordar

nTMAkO ONIC-The officers and me nbers of
lS Columhia Roral Arch Chapter No 16 will
set ct Masonic Hall Corner Ninth and streets
THIS Thursday EFENIk G, at o'clock, to make
arrang ngements for the funeral of our late Compsn.
ion. J. fIERBUCHgS. By order:
1t ]. F. ACKER, High Priest
Evening star., 1863-04-02

Jeremiah Mulikin. . well.known citizen
OF Upper Marlboro, Md, died on Saturday
last.
SThe provincial Diet OF Austria has pro.
nounoed In favor Of trial by jury.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman ani his sife
- desire comfortable BOARD in or near town, dat.
ter PR ferred not to eycaEd xl2 per week. Ad-
dress"Mr W.,'car- of Philip Solomon sV.-t-
lNgt0n, ID 4. ap1 3tr
Evening star., 1863-04-02

'EEACHER.-A gentleman OF sound practical ex
L perience in teaching the Eng ish branches ue-
sires SITUATION in a school o. family; no OBJ
lection to 70 the country references as to char
actcr and ahi lty given. Address "Teacnar. y Star
Office. apl-ats
Evening star., 1863-04-02

WANTED. AS sEAMST aEss-A Young wo nan
w of great e. reriahca rs dressmaker wisha.
employ ment by The day or week: has an excellent
sewing machia>. understands making and emitting
children's clothing. Please address M. d y i.nx
80 !, Post Office an at
Evening star., 1863-04-02

WANTED TO REN IA small ITNeCRNISHED
" HOUSE in u pleasant LOCALITY; terms mo !erate;
possession To be given Immediately Address
stating terms ard l. cation Nv X L :, at thi. Of
fGe. apl IT
Evening star., 1863-04-02

OF THE GERMAN sOCtETY
US for the Relief of Sick and Wounded Sol
die rs, TIL q hsDAY April I'd, 1863, s p. m German
Hall. Eleventh street, between 4 and II. ALI those
interest are respectfully invited to be preselt
ap1-2tf A. POHLERS, Secretary
Evening star., 1863-04-02

Doom AND BOARD WANTED.-By respect
IL able WOMAN with the privilege of taking
in sewing J in private family. where there are
but few boarders. Please address, stating terms,
which must he moderate, Box So, Washing gtnn city
postoffce, immed ate.y. nar3l st
Evening star., 1863-04-02

lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE AT GLAD
y MANS Livery and Sa q Stable, corner ~
Of Market and Bridge streets, Geo rgetown, IN
D. g.; lot Of ans Draft, Saddle, Carriage "a
and Buggy HORSES from Indiana. Two pairs Of
matched Carriage Horses, fast and stylish
1T ID. 8. GLAOMAN & Go.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

TEMPLAR-Washingt gton Com.
N mandery. No l viii meet their ASYLUM
corner Ninth and D streets, THIS Thursday
EsnhNlNG EVE al n clock to make ar5ap gements
By order Z. Commander:
1t DANIEL. RICK Racnrdar
Evening star., 1863-04-02

1NO OLD RYE WHISKEY
lVU BARRELS of John Gibson T. Sons Single Y
Old BYE Whisky 2 years old
For sale low by
e. WHITE
ENo. SO Louisiana sv bet. 9Th and 7th sts,
ap3 eo6tf opposite the Bank Of Washing gton.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

WANTED-A good COOK WAslIEaa IRON.
~ EN-, none hut competan person need apply.
ga It No. 421 street, between 9th and 7th SITS.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

WANTED-A SITUATION t, nurse where there
W is or has lately bern smallpox in the house by
young person v no has not long since had the
smallpox and therefore is no: afraid of it Please
address Box 81 Star Office and the advertiser will
call, 81 ct
Evening star., 1863-04-02

NJ hTED-At the Clarendon Hotel. a white
w WOMAN for hose Gaming None but a good
.rCug Ii haEd eed apply. mar II It"
M ANTED TO RENT-A DWELLING House
W for n family of Or 10 p. rsors. Address Rax
% Pest Once mar 3t-3t+
Evening star., 1863-04-02

WANTED-For a gentleman aud his wifa a II
" FURNlsHED PARLOR and CHAMBER.
wiki private table somewhere west Oe I3th street
Good references given and required Address
Inquire - Star Off ca. mar 3l-,t
Evening star., 1863-04-02

InO RBLS. ONIONS Received this day and
lUU for sale by s. THAYER & SON
i99 Eleventh st betw Pa ay and at
Evening star., 1863-04-02

w erg@tc MAN of study habits 20 receive and
dispose Of milk and cream. pauitry. calv 9. lambs,
q 40 vegetables, &c. with satisfactory reference
and security. Also, ice cream and rel alters Of
milk that vi ali to maf Q enga g-nant= Address c.
s. s. x Z - Buckeyetcw n, Frederick cou ,ty Nd,
aud sppy at tie National Ho.4l. Washington city
Saturday morning April 4th. at o'clock for &c.
& =
Evening star., 1863-04-02
O11 BBiS BALDWIN
40 hslas TySoTHy nv A' A1os

THE PENTATEUCH FINDICATED, By VIM.
1 Il. Green.
Political Fallacies, By George Junkin
sermons By 6. T. Chapman.
Htckett's Notes and Comments on Shakespeare
History of Jewish Church. BY Arthur P. Stanley
uesses at Truth. BY Two Brothers.
pEs Book Hunter, By Hill Burton.
r ett's Sketches of the War
Contiber tai Monthly far April.
Tho Scarlet Flower, By Pierce Esan.
sylria's Lovers, By Mrs. Gashill
sp2 FRASCK TAYLOR,
Evening star., 1863-04-02

MEMBERS OF EAGLE TENT, No.
w 299, L o. of g., are reque sted to be pune
tua 10 their at 'endance at pecisl meeting to bs
for the purpose of making arrangements to attend
the funeral of our late b: other p. c. r. CsARLEs
s. WHITNEY, ON Friday afternoon at O'Clock
It JAMES 4. BOTELER Sec
Evening star., 1863-04-02

r(@NOTICE-The members of Cola n bia En-
lS sine Company. No. l, are notified to attend
the regular monthly meeting on FRIDAY, April
:is at o'clock, p M, as there will be i'm portant
business to transact nd election of e GERS FIR the
ensuing year. 1t is requested that there be full
attendance. By orde..
1T GEORGE HITz, Sec.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

~GEO +. GULIOK, is hereby announced
5 candidate for Common Council, at the
special election to be cid in the Fifth Ward, all
the vacancy oecasioned by tho resignation of VIM,
III. Ellis, ESQ. lmsr 2S 5t'l MANY VOTERS.
0%SPECIAL ELECTION WILLIAM
N P. .FURGUSON will be su upported at the
special election to be held in the 9th Ward on the
Board Of Common Council caused by the resigna-
tion Of Wn. M. Ellis, Esq.
mar T-7t* MANY VOTERS
Evening star., 1863-04-02

"AETED-Two or three good MILLINERS can
w get situation by applying at No IL Market
Space, between Sth and 9ih It's
msr 3i-3t FRANKLIN ETCHIsON.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

WITHOUT A PASToR.-On account of an
afIiicton, Rev. T.. J. Drinshouse has been un-
able 10 assume his duties pastor of the.
Ninth street Methodist Protestan Church. his
physicians advising him to rest from active
labor. tor 4 fiTnP, 1t least. Rev. Mr.. Nichols,
pTesid. mt of the Conference, was in cons u!ta-
tnn with III" Numbers OF the church yesterday.
and will MAKE arrangements tor the temporary
supply of the pulpit.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

TWO FIRST CLASS BARRIERS WANTED AT
u ! the corner Of 18th and streets, and also
BOY to clean the barber shop AMI ladies' ,irdress
ing room and he will also hav- chance to le.rn
the barber and wig making trade. 3-3tr
Evening star., 1863-04-02

"ANTED-TWu q RLS, second iok
avenue apl ct.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

41s7 street, be tween e and H. mar 81 St
G.1S REWARD on the 18th of March i
- - 1853. POCKET BOOK containing SSH
tsenties ter, twos and l one dollar bills; also
discharge from the 10Th infantry, II 8. :. nam
Martin Csferty. The finder will please leave it at
this Office or Mr. W II. MYERS, 22i street, bet .een
H and SITS, Washington, O.; if not. leave the
dischar ge and no questions asked mar 81 st
Evening star., 1863-04-02

"ANTED-A good carriage BLACKSMITH In.
" euire at the Phenix Carriage WORKS, corner
of th and 9 stS an l-l~*
Evening star., 1863-04-02

u OOMS WANTED-Fwo eommu sicating Rooms
~ wanted Immediately for p.rlor and bedroom,
furnished uEfur lished; inca ion good rent nod
crate ADDRESS 'E. K. W. - Post Once Box AS
mar 81 st
Evening star., 1863-04-02

EURNISH HOUSE WASTED-Wanted a
L small we'll Furnish he'd House Address l. p
c. Office of Evenr star sol-3t~
Evening star., 1863-04-02

= two, two bay HORSES. one large bay horse
and the other medium sized bay horse, with whit,
on the lower part of both hind legs. A libe al re
ward will be ( iNen If returned t. PATRICK Nc
CURE. street, between 2i an1 Sd, Island
| IT.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

.)O0 BBLs. APPLES-Recrived this day and for
s)UU sale by g. THAYER a SON
499 Eleventh It.. b-tw. Pa. nv. and st.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

L. JUST RECEIVED
We pen to day MONDAY, March ", q large -.
sortment of SCOTCH LINEN TABLE DAMASKS
of superior quality. ranging in price from esnss
to LIS per yard -
Also, q large lot OF TOWELS, TOwBLIN8
LINEN EHEETINGS, DAMAsK NAPKlyp.
RussIA M sH CRASH. RICHA%RpspNS % sHIRrING
lowest cash prices. 10 J.MAY, 30s Pa av.,
mar go 81 between 9th ana 10th sts
Evening star., 1863-04-02

WANTED To PURCHASE FOR CASH-A good
w DIV Filing HOU-E having from IL to Il
rooms, " thin 2 MINUTES walk of the Post Office
Address Box $50 Post Office mar 81 at"
Evening star., 1863-04-02

"ANTED TO RsNT-A Ema HOC SE contain
w ing from to rooms, either furnished or un
furnished, b. q party who will give satisfactory
references and r punctual and d. sirabl. ten ant
gt cd rent will be paid Please address answers
stating location. &C., to u NJ" Box Ia Star OF
ErQ
Evening star., 1863-04-02

A FIRST RATE FEMALE COOK WANTS
"A sitsation In respe table private nily, aud
i = hrst rate baker. Call ut 213 etr-st. mar
lt,. aps-at-
Evening star., 1863-04-02

WANTED TO REST-In = plea ant locality a
w HOT sE containing IL IS na I will
pay any pe from ss5a to s lW no viii, pr cure
me such house by the 18th instant Address
EAVER Star Office spp;Sf
Evening star., 1863-04-02

A MARRIED HAN Desires ENPLoYIEEr
n as hOokkeeper, collector clerk, or 10 = sit itu-
alton wht re he can make nj n>ei' useful ani re-
ceive reasonable compensation has large city
acquaintance ara can give he best referan Al
dress"B. G ~ City Post Office ae2St+
Evening star., 1863-04-02

"AhTED-By respectable woman a sITUA-
w TtoN as first class cook; one wac uader-
stands her hu moss in all it. breaches Apply 70
Box star Office it
Evening star., 1863-04-02

yNANTED-A CHAMBERMAID white or col
w ored one who thoroughly understands hsr
business and can assist in waiting the table.
Apsy Immediately to 457 18th street, between
and r. at the bssem. mt door. mar GO 5t*
Evening star., 1863-04-02

WANTED SECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also, Mirrors. Carpets Bad, Badiing and
Housefu nishing oods of every description
r. Bit CHLY, l2S 7th st
mar 4l.tf bet q and q ga II side
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Gt0htrnth.

Grfer 3wet8. -Wtatss berintet it6e,
bic DroUnoii5s tpel9e Den Nanteu Wotber
Zane In 0aarelFr. beripanbslt, auf Sen
Slid. Der Vrdfoent le9t DEM 3weIg etnG
Ginla0un9 0s8 GertbsiDtguna8-GUm ttss8 Dor,
Die 8erttetotguu8sUegte Der StAot beute frat
um 9 nbr 81 tnipicireu. 4naenommeu.
0tobtnicn ligte eiuen 9ieport Dor, Delfer
oas S~troBeneOmitse ietnsr 0fll@t, iber BIZ
Grpettsrung Der Grtpplets NQsp 3n bsriHten,
entbtnoet. DufsbarD legte eiue SrOonnan3
Dor, wsl1e fur bic grpetterung tsner WQsp
SSrfebrnng trift. Muf Den Std.
Gin9e9an9en pom 3~rpettea 3pet9 cine Or
Otnons, wsl6s Oerflst DaB Der SCR MpsQ 6OiG
Ben @eatRrotOr observation-disclosures fol, trrtbnnt>
LID be8oblte 6nren 3urldsu3nbleEs, pprausae-
If,bt, ooB felt WusIAreibuus Der 3aren nod
tetne 2 Sabre ps1ltrl&en. 2Ingsuommen.
3weiter 3wetB - Oa8 @traBen.
cOrnites le8t ben Nspovt Des betr. @rmiteea
dber 0raputrma9 septTsr @traBen Inn Sllli=
den Gbetl Der 9taOt Dor. Nuf oen Slid.
Der. gloyrte bsoutrngt bic ;3ett fir &lntrete
burg un6e3ablter farfn an psrlau9eru. Nui
Den GtIh.
Der Praitbent le9t Dem 3peig Das getr
css Wtapors 9e8en etne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BON SanbOrp pa, na9 8al5taore por.
Npuo9 teantvoAt Die SseSSa16ns ttrbr III Us
8etps 81 paIitren. @tnlttnustg anaeupmmen.
@tac @tnlaOun0 bes Gpl Neyuulps bic Ser.
ttetot0un8spsgfe Der 9tabt gu beIudeu purbG
an0enoHuren.
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It Oeut19e Oper in 0aG0tng>
tpn.-1dtau9 0ermansn Der Bnnbee0aupts
teet! 5ecte NbenO I'm 0aI0tn9toa 2beater,
II. Sir. na9e 0ssnE Noe. gum erl}en O}aG
Der Tretf&hb, omf8sfiibrt uatee DIRT
ton be8 Mltmeifer6 Garl InIdGb 1on Der
bSdf ercsllenten 0psrntrupps Delslben.
gE Wtr rHahen oie untpnm1nuer I'm MI
tersn Gtnbt6etl bslonSers nuf pte IN per oSt@
9elpale" fattftnOen0e GsrIammIung au1 inert,
fam,
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tn Ganatar.. {gft. I24l na4e Sefe (cnfr. Elm apet-
poatt9eS Bad %.etnbaas nit Itttd unb 5metfBftse'h ,Stntet-
2aus' uno taS Spettc. duf ~beretben 2t febenf, NIT etnel
Il SUB JrPnt an 6bprt MQes, ebenfaI8 etn 3paif6ftsef
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merOen ~etnaeln pber 5ufaninet bis gum s. Sttctet
inter Der !91nb berfatft, anberenfauS ie an bielent Sag
70, Stt) Md9ntttta9S Unit 4 ubr, am plds ielblt b~ffentltd
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Steft IN Q Oser IL Mepnaten. gtaberes bet Sbiltpp gtGSel,
SO. 81 2tebtfr. (OtNlDp}
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Kin nueu Oeufinpa.
Stemben 8auneretn VlO+ 4.

acknowledgement bet q. 6otn, @de BON
To9ette' uno 6reberld1r., I'M pbsren Saale.
Dtenfag, ben 8. Ott, ateuts z il6r, fintet bic erae Gin
sablans Der Nufasen unS bic 8edmtenmdbl iatt. &le, bic
ft6 Md an bteienn Geretn Bet, etltsen mpafn, ftub freuntit6R
betjupchnen erfHht. SIN Maftrase "
(SWiDt) 6. Srep, srpp. Sefr.
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Inae6Ote fir GitD 8onSs,-0gfence
-i InIeibeA


Sfftee Der Sinan5=@ putmifare, !
Baltimore, %. Gent.
Inter NIB tratt Der am Is. Stunt 1868 betStigteu or
otrtai3 Nc. 80, nnb in lle6ereiufimmtns nit unb lei
SollHa9f Der General @nen6lp BON WtarpInnb, @ap. /,
(paIftrt am 81. april 1862, Strb bt gSiuat,,. @ourrrifiSre
autportftrt, Observation-Disclosures Dollars G3onbs, pber 70
Stel baoOrI, ais nStRtg 1T, aussuseben, bic fe68 p@t. 3iu=
ZEN per SaRr tra9en, Pal6ia6rli4 i'm @eptsm6er rub Star;
saplber 1llO 1T elm 2tlsaugafOnb fHr Die @iulEiuus BET
SonSS in breiSiS Sa9ren oOrleIe6en.
T~erite9elte ansebcte, abreifirt an bic ssinan1=g 6 n,rtifz
lare INIT Der anfi9rift r@rpppFals for @itb 9pftss" per,
zen N Der Re9iitratprS Office bis nm IL lt6r WfprqenS
am @fonta9, ben IL. 0tto6er, fiir 6rei6unberttauI eub
Uoaars bela9ter Bombs entgegen9enpminer
Dte Angebpte perben an ~oen1Ielben Saa,, I'M 10 u6r
Ntttta9s. anf Der Dtubprs Office erTffuet.
Uas @pnlltc bePait f' baS 0fett Dor, irsen6 zines pber
ale In9ebpte 81 berlperfen.
Spfn See Chapman,
S. 2ittis S6affer,
Gran z. @IItcptt,
(2z11St) Giuona< eom1nifSre.
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pOleOn'8 a~merItanil4e YOlitif muB tue9en
@angsI8 "a @auat anf 9torgen SerldOben
regoes.
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S@IeenbOf.
Die SnfnnbIesun8 Der gBtrtii9aftssebdult9feiten pbiBen
9laBe8 1T Spn hem Baltic, .S9i8en- Qctten.9eretn berett8 tn
Mn9riif eenpmrner, urb ptt6 1T ~firjefer Srif bewetfffeltat
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DOR berielbe Dini9t ieep6 cine %aasenetne @pncurren5 bafur
fattftnten 3u lafIen, unb labet be8ealb barauf Tefefttrenbe
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9otel eb8eben sa tcpuer; aud ltr6eu haIelbit bte na4eren
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W0rGtOreigeA

BalttmprG ben /. 81 br. 1868.
&tnb0teb }. GS wnrSem 1860 @tlG anee>
bpten !; 6~teielben wurben D~erfauft au ESQ
@ 4.508 100 10. 200 blteben unserfauft
9 d 10 n E tpurben 3u $65-7.62 p~erfauft.
@&a E ipent9e i'm Marft. - 4.eo-4.75
@lcObUG. 8ertGufe su 90 ca % Gents
p @aIGne fir So prDe. proof,
aide. got SIS, 81, pearl SIS 90.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10
N0 147.

In front of that Another rebel regiment
appehridg 10 the tsillght directly on the
Il Ink OF thes", tue 35lh vas so wheeled
as 90 face both. Tue regiments In front
being only fragments, and not with the
| division, grew uneasy, or rather their
officers did-for the men never flinohed
and withdrew without orders to the
rear, tho colonel commanding one of
them asserting, at the top Of bis voice,
thai The rebels were only fifty yards
away, and unless ell fell back we would
be captured. The men of the 35th, with
ne utmost soorn, cried In q b idy: 'Tou
dop't oommsnd as, sir" Add iaoteAd OF
retiring, they crept 70 the front.
here an officer rode up and inquired,
Whose troops are these y I" 35lh
Olio," was the answer Al this moment
be wheeled suddenly. his uniform be.
trayed him, aud a volley from the rosi-
ment riddled him aud his horse, and sent
al, bat three companies Of his command
drawn up at close range, in confusion
down the bill, These companies
poured we'll directed fire into
our lines, killing snd wouudipg sev.
eral aud disappeared. Their lAst effort
had been made, aud failed aud our little
band, less than two Thousand strong, held
a position that t,osHty thousand rebels had
assa.lsd continuously tor live hours.
The offs shot in front Of the 35.h,
was the rebel General Gregg.
II must have been with pride that Gen,
Thomas stood ON that hillside = con-
queror, and TO the left of him lay bis
entire corps, Negley excepted, with John
son aud Palmer also, all on the line OF
the morning's hght, the rebels every
where repulsed, the road open TO the
rear, the OF 'ct Of the rebels foiled, and
victory virtually with his corps. s
The entire line was thus held till 2
o'clock, when the whole army moved
back in good order, without firing .
shot, and camped At ROssvlle for the
night.