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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-12

. MISS CoNNoR's class in gymnastics will meet
at Brinley Hall Wednesday evening, instead of
Tuesday, as previously announced
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-12

l.. Es. NicheIa, NJ. h, EEomeeDatnIc IsbvsI-
cian-oce andresdence liz Main street Office hourS
IRON to andfrom to O'Clock p. M.
Worcester, October, 90 1856 dtf ais
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-12

Mrs. NJ. w. GernIds, PgysTcIAN Avn src.
CAsssuL MIDWIFE, No. 43 Exchange street Special
MiGhuoh gVen 10 Uterine Complaints, ard eases of
p. dtt ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-12

AT Maidstone, near Windsor, Canada, Sun
dar, young man shot two of his sisters, kill
ing one and wounding the other fatally.
He was ''playin train,' and did not know
that the gun he snapped towards them was
loaded.
Some ''sentilized" Photographic paper was
lately carried up in balloon in England, and
exposed to the full rays OF the sum- with this
extraordinary resultant at three miles high
the paper did not color so much in half an
hour as in the grounds of the royal observato-
ry in one minute. This would seem to indi-
cate that the chemical effects of the light
are largely due to its passage through the
atmosphere, or at least to the density of
the atmosphere through which it has recent
ly passed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

ELLsLRR's ATHzNxuM-1 HE OPERA, The
beautiful comic Opera of the Position du
Lonjumsau was repeated last night before a full
house. As played by the Troupe, II justified
ell lhs encomiums We bestowed upon its pre-
vlous performance, and delighted the audience
beyond measure. The numerous incidents and
transformstlons In the story were beautifully
portrayed In dialogue and song.
Tomorrow (Monday) the amusing Opera OF
ihe Doctor OF Aloantara is announced for the
second and Iast time. This Opera Is pleas
Ing illultra.ion Of Spanish intrigue. and he who
will transport himselito old Span, and imagine
himself, for the time being, Spsniard, will be
delighted with this piece, Its incidents and
music ss produced at the Atheneum,
An Interesting and picturesque tableau viii
be presented at the close Of the perfcrmsnct
on Monday evening, in which Mr.. Riching
will represent, ss he only can do 1t, the Father
our country, George Washington, to tho life al
10 were; and Mis- Riohing will be seen as th'
personifcation Of the Goddess Of Liberty. II
that character, she will sing the Stur Sprapglet
Banner, aided by the entire Troupe. 1t will b.
grand and interesting spectacle, and shoult
be Witnessed by every one.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
COMMERCIAL IIMATTERS,
Nsvv York markes-Dec. !

=
79090c.
PL0URopened hrp, closed duli and shade Iovoes "A
Sales at 30 3090 IS for extra state: a. l50T 80 a. w
extra round hoop Ohio, and 81 5500 50 for trade
brands.
at $40 for western.
WHEAT-A shade hrmsE but without deolied st.n,a
Sales at 01 43Dl46 for Chicago sprine ri ll0lI "a
for Milwaukee club 9l 1901 IS for amber Mlivanteet
latter for very choce 500l 50 for winter red UsSt
erp i.and 81 COOL % for amber Michigan. 'VN-fi
BARLhY-More active; 81 for State and eI 50 for
Chicago.
mixed western In store: ~ esT ahoat
oATs-Dull at e8@e9c for western and state
w00L-Fm but demand very moderate. so.
HOPS -Bimer with fair demand at 20D20o. y.
pETR0LEUM-Bxcited aud decidedly higher at 900
for crude and 5O957c for refined.
PORK--0pened hrm In fair demand, with saIes nj Z
SI6 750DI6 09k for old mess ele 37zIs SO FOR new II
do; Sl2912 25 for new prluei eI6@i7 so for neW
prime mess.
BEBR-SteAdy. a rt H'I
CUT MEATs-Quiet and ARM 797X for shoulders
l0@Dll for hams.
BACON SIDRs-Qnlet. ai .s-f eilC 60 {
LARD.Unchsngsd; with saleS for Dec, Jan, and b,
HoGs-steady, 7X0sc fOroity dressed. AHa
BUTTER-Plrmer at 2OD26c for Ohio; and 279SOc
for State.
oHEE5E-In better request a. lS9Ioc for common
TO prime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
From tho sou,nyvos,.

CAIRO. Dec. 5.-The steamer Hillman with sixty.av
bales Of cotton and Memphis papers Of the 81, has
rived. r. .,.. - e..
The Bulletin says cotton is less active than any do,
previous 10 October.
The rebels made raid Saulsbrury and tore up TIL
railroad track the same distance burning ties bendnI
rails and cutting the telegraph Hatchs cavalry il
pursuit. We have forty prisoners, the same number
horses, and the railroad repaired In twenty -four hours
A report was brought here last night from Menphi
that the rebel Generals Horret and Lee we're encanpe
ct Rocky Fork fifteen miles from Holly Springs Mics.
rhursday last, with seventeen regiments, numbering
perhaps 900 and 10 900 men. ,'Ea
Major Devasso has returned here and says he can re-
ute the charges against him In regard to defaudng th
Government. f
Ninety-three Tetel prisoners from VlcksburR ver
brought mp the Hlllman, to be sent TO
Forty Federal deserers from Leuisvie also arrived
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
The Army OF sho Potom &C.

NEw YORK, Dec. 4.-The Herald's special from tht
Headquarters OF Army OF the Potomac, 4h, says Las
night pckes were driven In at Germania Ford By
rebel cavalry, and the roll sounded throughout th'
camp. The enemy retreated the river before any
damage was done, and the army soon reganed is usua
quiet.
large number Of futloughs are being granted 10 Of
6cers to 20 home. The weather l. hne.
There Il much speculation In regard to the question
whether Meade will be retained IN command or the
N.Y. The army 10 greatly divided 10 regard to his abl
ty, since the late campaign. 6edgeWick seems to b
most in favor Next to him Warren would be most ac
ceptsble.
The Herslds special from Washington 4th says Mont
Of the wounded In the recent engagement south Of h
Rapidan will be brought to Washington, Arrangement
is made for their treatment In Alexandria. The los
in killed, wounded and missing is estimsed at abou
| 1850.
y The health of the President 10 still feeble. He
able to leave his chamber, but s engaged in the com
pletioD Of his measage. ...r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
Rsbei News. 8.

FORTRESS MONROE. Dec. 5.-A train arrived at Dal
ton this evening, bringing wounded troops. Our force,
are sRl falling back slowly followed BY the enemy.
There was lighting all day yesterdsy.
CuARLrsToN, Nov. 30.-Ths Yankees to-day fred q
mortar shells at Sumter. One man was killed. A.
Dec 1.-The Yankees fred thirteen shells at the cit,
last night. Three buildings were struck The enemy
reconnoered to Pocotalgo, carrying OF 27 negroes.
sEo0ND DIsPATCa.
The enemy ared 1s shells into the city this eyenipr
Several buildDgs were struck and woman seyerej,
wounded. - t,- stgt .se .ol q q :
Dec. 2--The enemy opened nre this afternoon on tn,
city, and threw slx shells. concentrated Gre from
our batteries caused them to cease firing. p
BRIsros, Dec. 2.-The firing at Knoxville has ceased
The surrender Of Burnside 10 not oficisliy confirmed
0RAHoE u. Dec; 1.-Ihere has been no fighting to
are believed 10 be falling back TO ecross the RapdaI
withost fighting or they are going to RrederlcksbnIg
winter. 49,. iQ't.t 'o'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

SOLDIERS RELIEF MHITIEs. I'm view Of the
pressing necessities Of the families Of our brave
soldiers because of the high price of every thing
which constitutes living, and the exhaustion
of the fund from which they have heretofore
received assistance, the citizens Of Columbus
and franklin county are requested to meet at
the Town Street Methodist Church on Tuesdsy
evening next, to see what can be done to re-
lisve them. Gov. Tod, Ex-Gov. Dsnnison
Hon. ssml Galloway, Rev. Dr.. Trimble, Rev
Mr.. Grammer and Hon. G. N. Olds are an
nouncsd to address the meeting. y
Let there be general turnout to the meeting
and let such action be taken that the families
Of our brave soldiers may not suffer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06


TIE STRAKosH TROUPE LAST EVENING
Naughsan Hall was again filled with bril-
liant and fashionable audience on the occasion
of the second and final performance Of the
Gostschslk. .Bfignoll Troupe. The several per-
formers acquitted themselves as on the previ.
ous evening, to the delight Of all. Mule Cor
dler sung with her usual grace and skill; Patti
played exquisitely; Brlgnoli's voice sounded
ont full and rich, and Gotteohalk was grand
and unapproaohable In his peculiar department.
II was truly rich musical e1tsitAinmens, and
was highly relishsd by the intelligent and ap'
pfeolstlve audience. We but express COM
mon desire 10 wishing for the early return o.
ME-. stfakcsch 10 our city with this troupe Of
unsurpassed musical srtiets. '9'ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

A BAD BREATH.-The Greatest Curse The
human family is heir to. HeW many lovers II
has eeparsted- many friends forever part
cd. The subject Is 90 delicate, your nearest
friend will not mentionit, and you are Ignorant
of the fact. To effect radical cure, use the
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as O
dentrifcs, night and morning. II also beauti-
fes the complexion, removing all tan, pimples
and freokles, leaving the skin soft and white
Price so cents, For sale by N. B, Maple sud
all druggists. 9r ~
oct7'63-d&WlyeoN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

Two OF MoRaANs CAPTAINS BACK AGAIN
We learn that two Of the six Captains, who
escaped with Morgan from the Penitentisry,
we're yesterday morning returned to their old
quarters in that institution, after weeks ab-
Eence. They are Captains Taylor and shei'
don, who were captured near Louisville two or
three days since. There is some curiosity 10
the public mind to know with what kind Of
tools these two rebel officers will conIrive 10
din ont a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

PHIADHrRmA, Dec. 6.-Lieut, Loventy, with ade
tachment Of mon, arrived In this city this morninI
In the late riotous proceedings In Camden. By ofde
Of NAL Gen Bgei he delivered tho prisoners to Mai
Gen. Cadwalader BY whom they were sent to Miin 10
confinement They are the worst.and most dangerou
Of the rioters Tho rest, about forty In number vii
be overlooked a. present. The prisoners are charged
with conspiracy against the Government murder, ar
SON and rioting. Some Of them are implicated In tn
nur der Of Mr.. Smith st Summit, and various scs o
incendiarism.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
TELEGRAPHIC. !.
REPORTED FOR THE sTATEsMAl
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
Up to Q O'clock this MORNING.
Warrington News-Rep ors OF Secrs
saFY Welles-The House Officers

shIngson News-Rep ors OF score
saRy Welies-The House Officers,
&C., &C., &c.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 5.-A special TO the Tribune from
Washington says All reports about the removal Of Gen.
Meade that spring up before the meeting Of Congress
are premature. After the President obtains strength
enough to enable him to weigh the merits Of the ak days
campaign Just closed his decision may te expected.
One Of the most Interesting reports ever issued BY
Secretary Of the Navy s now prepared by Mr.. Weles
already stated The estimate for all branche5 Of the
naval and marine corps will not exceed S14e 00O 900
The item that increases the estimate to this ngure ID the
expense OF the construction and purchase Of the Inn
mense feet, which being che property Of the GOV
ernment, will only cost an annual maintenance and
In the management OF naval matters Mr.. Welles will
devote some space 10 the discussion Of iron clads and
Is said the reason for the failure OF attack on Charles
ton Is that the harbor oblruoons are too great to be
overcome by vessels. Mr.. Wees will be able to count
$50 or 200 vessels as The property Of the Navy Depart
ment. ....... .. 70 -. .l ID
No doubt Schuyler colfax will DO Speaker OF the
House In the 3ath Congress. Should the ballot be tax.
en- at the caucus called for to morrow evening, his ma
Iority will be decisive. 1t generally understood that
till Monday evening, but this may possibly not bo the
case. The opposition candidate for Speaker Will be,
without much doubt, Cox IL being seen that Ohio de-
cidedly prefers him to Pendleton. 100 .,... "a.
The estmates for the Department Of the Interior foot
up S8 600. or this amount the pension ofce esti-
mates about 100000 and che General Land ohice
about 5000 600.
The Judiciary estimates are cut down at least $780,
900, The Indian Bureau figures also ont down oon'
sderaby. The Census Office does not care for any ap-
pIoprstion The Patent Office has balance Of nearly
for appropriation Of $50 900. The Capitol Exten.
sion and Acqueduct estimates 60 to complete the grand
total.
The contest for the speaker,hp has ceased to be
citing. oolfax has 1t al his own way. he goes into
caucus with about IS votes pledged. Hawkins Taylor
Of Iewa, has the stat for Door'keeper, and d. r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

DR. sJoSxs.--Desfness and Blindnsss -oW-
Ing to the great number Of afflicted that are
In waiting for treatment, DR., Jones has con :
eluded to prslong his stay in this city week
or 90. All who need his skill SHOULD not wait
an hour, but 90 TO him at once at the Neil
House. See in another part Of the paper q
report of, some Of bis cures. ..... -..-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
FOREIGN NRWg.

Br. JoHNs N. j., Dec. s.--The steamship Columbia,
iron, GALWAY 21h Of Now, arrived hero ha (harday)
evening. Her dates arc two days later. -
The. question Of 0 European Congress remains ur-
The London morning Post says thsre d no truth
Whatever In the reported IehgnAtion Of Earl Russell
a. Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
II was reported at Galway that two American ships
with arms for the San Domingo insurgents, had be on
discovered BY Spanish vessel OF that place.
The German and Polibh question had threatening
look. Tho Polish insurgents continued to bsvery 40
tive. iiA6 WI ~ ~ n u. fll'fD2
Tho London Morning Post ssy. HnsIsnd will not Civ
In her adherence to European Congress.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
Livery Stable Prices

We, the undersigned, Proprietors OF Livery,
Sale and Stock Stables, in the city of Coldu'
bus, do agree to charge The following prices
on and after the fret day of December, 1863
for the term Of six months, unless Otherwise
agreed, for keeping and boarding Horses.
Owing to the increase in price Of nearly
everything pertaining to the above business,
we consider the following list a guarantee
against loss, and protection to ourselves:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

STRANGERS, SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS SHOULD moi
fall 20 visit the Winant Billiard Room, the
finest establishment Of the kind in the country
II is fitted up in the mcst superb style, and con
tsins TEN OF WiNANrs SPLENDID ExoELsroE
srMEa CusHIoH TAsLEa, acknowledged by al
lovers Of the beautiful game to be superior tc
any other tables now In use.
not 29-dH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

MoBILs, Dec. l.-Dlsoounging accounts are given
Of desertions In Prices army. Banks, with hfy thou
sand troops, has captured Brownsville. He did mot
capture over fifty bales OF cotton. "A 4
ATLANTA, Deo., ,1.--ulaiboufne's division engaged
0sterhauss one mile this side Of Ringgod on Friday,
driving him back the enemy retiring. Our front ID ai
ing. The enemy are entrenchsd strongly al Chicka.
mauga. There washesvy hghtng yesterday at Charles.
ton, Tenn. The enemy burned portion Of RiDgsoid
and IaiIroad track a. Chicismsus. Ths YnnSss'
hold Cleveland, and are advancing on charlssson
! Tenn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
o,.vsland market-Dsc. a

FLOUR-Market qufet and unchanged Red wheas
double extra sell at 80 IS and-Whe at ~ 0097 2s. ~
WHEAT-Hses-1 i oar red on track at 81 %; ears z
from store u "a; do st 81 95ap Tear white
at 81 S.. .A- I. Cf.lT&EffDUl .lOCm
O0RN-steady at 81 00a1 10.
0ATs-Quiet at 73c on track. ErGu aUarsfR
BARLEY-Duh and nominal at si 95 - "a ben
RYE Quotsble at 81 ID. frB y 10 -Ru2aF
hIGHWINEs-Rirm at 800. ~ 90 lfE4ast
GLOVER sEED-sales 100 bush at % rs.
TIMOTHY eEBD-Sales small lots st ~ as, Bcfa CffS
HeGs-Have advanced and heavy weights have sold
to-day at 50 so with few choice at % So. q
P0ULTRY-Saies chickens st To-; turkeys ct Go and
geese at 30S each. .....- ~ .--y1-
POTAT0Es-ssles from store at 6e@T0e .-'7
OIDER-Sales at 20 per gallon.
Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
"'313 " " - = 77Il''F Z ~ = -"
a ,sIa1.20 .9gnGd3
= s.rTT.7755luseoat777x.
brakes Plantation Bitterai

They purify, strengthen and invisosab
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidoie to change u water and disi.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hour
They strengthen the pystsm and epliyen the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and atemittsnt fevsu.6 2
They purify the breath and acidty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They Cure Dlsrrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Bitters In the world. They make
the weak strong, and are exhausted natures great
restorer they are composed Of the celebrated Cssaya
Bark Cascarilla Bark. DandehoD, ohamomile Flowers
Lavender Flowers, Wntergreen, Anise, olover.budt,
Orange Peel. snakeroot Carsway, 0oflander Burdock
ST. .--lS6O-X., etc. ptr
The following Is sample Of the testimony daily re.
cevsd @ "'
soLDIKR's HoMS, sUPTRINTENDEST's 0yTIoF,l
CINCINNATI, o., January Is, 1863.
have given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds Of
our noble soldiers who stop here, or less disabled
from various causes and the effect is most marvellous
and gratifying. tr.rr .u.r.
euch preparation 90 this Is heartily wish In every
family in every hospital, sDd at hand on every battle
1eld.
W. W n hNDNEWbi
! WILLARDs HoTE1,
. WAsHtEsToE, b. O., Jan 70, 1868
aNTLEAgN We require another supply OF your
Plantation Bttos, the popularity OF which daily In.
crsases with the guests Of our house: -.
Respectfully, sYEss, CHADWICK Co.
oLEvELAsD, Dec. 3, 1862.
hsd been SO III wi, Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia that was compelled to aban.
donmy buslbe. used three bottles 0; the Plantation
Ditters, and to my astouShment am entirely cured.
They are the hest medclte ever used and shall on.
deavor 10 make them known, Please inform me what
s.-T,-lsGO-X. means,
Yours, truly, II. B. KIRs,LVY.
DR.. W ohilds, SURGEON Of the Tenth Vermont TegI.
ment, writes 81 wish every soldier had bottle Of
Plantation Btteu. They are the most effective per-
feet, and harmless tonic ever used
GAIT HousE, LoupVLtE, KV. Dec. 81, 1861.
HessrS. P, II. DRAKK & Co.. ..
We are compelel to order 10 dozen Plantation Bit
tsrs to supply friends who have other way Of pro.
curing this admirable article.
Respectfully, youB,
slAsF. MILLER & 90 Prophetors.
hOUHksTRE N, y o., DEC II, lool'
The Plantation Bitters have
Of the worst kind Of dyspepsia Of near four
years standing. | have mended them to others,
and ss far as know with signal success.
An, etc, Rev. }. CATHoRN.
BrRNET HoUR, CINCINNATI Ohio,l
Dec. 70, 1862
Messrs. DRAKE & Co The Plantation BItteu sp.
pear to he very popular here Send twenty caseI
more, and oblige You're truly,
TIP sAuSVFRs & 90,
&c, &c, &c. &c.
Delicate females requiring gentls stimulant, and
| clergymen, lawyers and students exhausted By mental
labor, will 6pd the Psplsdon Bters most beneficial
| tonic
Every bottle has the fac simie Of our signature on
steel plate engraving or it Is not genuine.
Sold by all Druggists Grpcers, aud Country stOres
r. IL. DRAKE s. CO.,
| COG Brondway, N. v.
4 fnIu A ~ I'm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
Paving Notice.
M am whom n NAV concern

TO III "HVm " nny uVnueEu ---
Z ~ taEA,G @N Cry OLRRK's 0TFIoE.
g "a. ., CoLUMBus. o., Nov. "a, 1863 J.
Notice Is hereby given that proceedings have been In
situated In the City Council of Columbus, for making
the following improvements, to wit: ~ -
For grading and paving the unpayed crossings on The
west side oE Third street between Friend street ant
South Public lane.
For grading and graveIine the roadway on churci
street from North Publc lane to John street. ..
For grading and paving the unpsved crossings on h,
north side Of North Public lane ct Church streetg
L For grading and paving the unpaved crossing on th
south side OF Spring street at High street. 9AEl
| For grading and graveng Mound street from From
street to the canal. as qf-1cX EsreN -tu
The be done In accordance with plats and 90
Inmates TO be prepared by the Oy Civil Engineer
| filed in the office OF the City Clerk. ,ss
All persons claiming damages acconnt Of eaid pro
npsed mproyements are required to file their claims
e oce Of the City Clerk. In writing, or before III
second day OF January, A. D. 1864.
noy904w J. J. FUNSTON, City CLERK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

TIN best advice that can be taken Is 70 ssps
your natural teeth and kssp your gums sound BY
usipg HupsoH's UNRiyALLxD ToorH PAsTr. Call
for u al ssuder's, MARBLES, samuel's, Roberts,
Wilson's. sohueller's, Shaup's, Denigs, Ridg-
way's, uJs FowIer's, D. D. s., or as sDruggis,s,
Dentists or Pssfumsrs anywhere Try n one
and all
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

TIE CINcNNArI.KNoxvILLE WHG. .-PMson
Brownlow's paper-the Knoxville, Tenn, Wing
was issued yesterday from its office in Gin.
olnnati. The reverend editor does not relish
being too near the "seat of war;" So hehurls
hls "paper bullets" at the rebels at sHafe dis
tauce. Hurrsh for the brave parton!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF Potomac. Dec. "A light
dvson Of rebel troops crossed the Rspdan this alter
noon at some point above Racooon Ford probably
reoonnoss ance. Since this Information came there has
been considerable cannonading heard In that direction.
II supposed the advance OF tho rebels has been checked
by our light batteries att iched to the cavalry n put
suano9 OF Con. Meade's OrdeH.