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PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.
Sunday, 2lst,
Seir FIariia. LINER. Boston
" Forest, Means, Boston
Tuesday. 23l.
" Commodore, Clark, Boston
" Nietoria,-, Tfentoa
CLEARED.
Wednesday. 24th.
&" Ma,noser,--, Boston
Thursday, 18th.
" Clressa. Millikeu, Norwich, Ct.
4" Theo frel.usAuysen. Salisbury, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
DISASTERS.

DISASTERS.
Sch Marietta Gray at New Yor', from Rock
land, reports hayins been in collision with sch
Cyrus Chamberlain, and carried away mainmast,
stove hulwatks, anl did other damage.
Sch Cyrus Ghainbe liliG, reafse, at Now York
from Portland in collision with sch Marietta,
carried away fjretopmast.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

Ncs1ns Zo5oc pe,:e.'s
5Gis11n has been in use by
the pubic for over IS years.
and has acquired its present
sale simply by bein: rccoru.
II anded by those who SSye
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

T FAD PENCILS, Slate Pencils and Pom Hold
A. ers, cold single 0, by tho dozen, by
- SAWYER 4 BURR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
FOURTH OF JULY.

rE,HE Ladies Of tho Methodist SEWING CIRolE
Il in Franklin, wGlIi give public notico that
they intend to holi a
FAIR and EE;sEE,
at the Town House in franklin on the Fourth Of
July. commencing a tn o'clock, and viii offer
for sale u variety Of useful and ornamental arti-
clcs.
The table viii DO spread with refreshments
throughout the day.
AT one o clock we intend to have first rate
DIN N ER.
We invite the attention of all WHO wish to
spend the day pleasantly, and have good slime,
The object is to raise funds 10 pay for Parson.
age.
Admission 10 cent?. Dinner so cents.
FRANKLIN, June 10Th, 1868.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
SPRINGFIELD TIRE e MARINE ms. co.

dncorporatei, lsi9) SPRINGFIELD, MISS.
Cash Capital and Surplus. Jan. ], 1851.
S<Il:5,O SG.
Losses paid to date 81, 1l9 Gag 80
w foSNHR, ia sec'y L. FRstuAy, Pres.
IL !. HAYES, Great Falls, y. H. General Agent
iOr Maine and New Hampshire.
J T. OSdOOp, Agent, Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice Is hereby given that tAe BIoy placr I'd on
lithe'e's Eoc,, to mt,k tie channel Of keEne-
bee iirer, below Bath, has gone airift from its
mornings.
1t VII be replaced as soon as possible.
Ey order OF the Lj5hth use Board,
H. X. HINkLEY.
Lighthouse Clek. lst Dlst.
Portland, June -, ls53.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

A fine bark Of t2l tons, called the " Cartoon
was launched from the yard Of C. II. Kelley, at
Caltis, on the 18th inst. She Is owned by parties
in New York anl Capt Joaa Trecartin, who will
command her.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

The following sales reported in New York
Al ship Chetenhsm, 979 tons, built at Kenue
bunk ia 1861, at 5000 ship Jenny Beais
1894 tons, built at Koekland in 1859, ut SOC, 900
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

A superior ship o. about 1000 tons. built by
Iiathorn Davenport, was launched from the
yard of johnson Rideout, Esq, at Bath, on Sat
uTday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
CURE YOUR COUGH Foa TAIaTsEn CENTS

Tie Best and Cheapest Household Rene
GY IA the Void.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

4 EfTEES remaining in tho Post flee at
81 Ellsworth, uncalled for Jure 25th 1868
Persons calling for them will please say adver.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
MADAME ZADoC PORTER's
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.

Madame ZdDOC FOR.
TER'.S Curative Ba!sam In
warranted if used according
u directions, to cure in ell
cases Coughs, Colds, Whoop!
ing Cough, Asthma, and all
affections q the Ia os. an
Luiles, Z"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

The telegraph announces that the Rebel gar
rison At vieksburg sur endeIej 10 Gen. GRASr
on the ath dsy Of July. Internationally. aud this
news. 10 u stated. u reliable and official Seven
weeks ago Tact Monday. through the same chan.
mel Of Information, II was announced that Vicks
burg bad fallen. but the report proved false
Since that time has been closely invested by an
immense army ia it- rear. and upon the front by
a large iest Of gunboa,-. Without aludiug to
tie character % the caase In which they we're en-.
gagged. IL must be conceded that the defenders Of
che doomed city have exhibited galantry and
beroisn Of the highest order. They were not
captured. but, II the report be true, they
surrendered-.hsy were forced to yield by
was 90 avenue open for. escape. and
when ammunition failei. and the last biscuit vas
eaten. no othsf resource WAS left them but to
yield. IL dimhishes from The achievements
and glory OF our own arms 20 admit the bravery
and skIl aud energy OF the enemy.
Vicksburg captured. the army of Gen. GRANT
IL left free 20 ca operate with Gen Banks in the
re ,uction of Port Hudson and the removal 90 all
distractions to the Tree navigation Of the Missls
sppi. The fall Of Vicksburg and the capitula
tiou 81 the garrison severe blcws upon the
Rebel cause. Gen. GRANT can nov "move npon
the enem,'s works" in other directions The
siege OF. Vicksburg will be one of the moot mem
CRADLE events ia the history OF the rebellion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
ATTORNEY.
NJ ECiCaI.
Or. Ludlum's Specific.
yos rur crsE
Gonorrhea. elects, Whites Structures
OF THE ORGANS DE-
GENERATION.

WIZ 6onorrhoa- OF commonly called Ci.3 IA dis
gusting mzlsds and II too well known 10 r~ouire
any explanation; n - cay 20 D. got bat a. Il ifci, ~,
get clear Of j. companion that few admire A. 49,
Fades al classes Of sceleybth male and male ricb
and poor, both married ana single aifhongh so,~e.,
some IN ITSELF distressing and soefines Tai !,
disease. the treatment Of which, has generals hsen
worse than the disease itself The common
treatment l. nrst 70 deprive you Of all
come course Of siarvatioaliving on bread and -,
water grue o. some snd Of siops; you Be bIed
eupPed or leached combined with nausea .i,v
Injection lofions. ointments and warm foren,.rsos
every fr" days the medicines changed. ara .f,er
some months treatment IN this which IN, ,.fiers
bear with great fortnde Tor fear of A. %
charged OF discharges himself with an r-itab uretor
tesice an enlargement Of the PROSTATE Il ancs
80 a disease of the neck Of tie bladder
Ihs>pecihc. which acts like charm witbs f,~ doses
on trose dise1s~s ana quite which
nsr cured thousands "a New York dephiz B.tf-
norr and many Of the soatbern cities. certain and
eneetuslreraedy that makes rapid sntpennsnentcurs
without regard TO Diet drnk exerciss except
ins, gunrang or over-sfraining. Tbs remedy il
eq1aed By anything yet discovered for the % those
diseases II Is extracted from plants and per-
fectly safe. u purely vegetable II co1tsins rcr
curry. thar expose yourself 20 all kfucs 81
vestber, without the essf Danger from the ~d>rfn<
will have smell from Il. that you are bot
deprived from soirg lnioeonpAny. or being sy
neArs-t friends. -
This j. no qusck me cins buta remedy dscover,s ana
with .nnensssuceess ~ regular phy stefan and
corH1rrfly recommended 20 fhe unfortunate
CAUTT0S-Nore 4 genuine withous the s,sn.srr, az
the proprietor W r Davidson around the boz All In
finesmsut Of trade marks VII be presented wssh the
utmost rigor ofthe ia~. = -
w.EDAvIDsos. sole prsprs-ter.
Tincinnsfi. Ohio.
Sold by Drussistssenerally. Jsn3s-esnis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

The contest between the armies Of MAPS and
Lu. At GstiysbnrT. occupied three days, o.
"Wednesday tie Rebel army had the advantage.
but on Thar-dsy and FRIDAY ihe Union forces
were successful. repaIsIng the enemy aud forcing
bin 70 retire iron The held. We give an inter
s.siBg account Of the las, days battle. from the
New York Herald. From the conflicting ,ele
graphic reports y i impossible 10 am an iniel
geot opinion a. 70 the condition o. wheFeAbouts
Of tie Rebel army IL demoralisSsas much ~
Il eldmed. the blow At the rebellion In the East
will be quite ~ severe - that u has received IN
the we., The more intelligent eorrespondents
incline 70 the opinion that Ian has ye, power
ful army. AMI that Re will make a stand At
some poin, upon the Potomac. where another
grest battle oil be fought: or else. that
he will hold Maryland Hights until his forces
have had toe opportunity 70 recross the river into
v.rgini-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
suNpRIEs.


TUX SALE.
500 doz Glass Fruit Jars
1000 Gross Corks. all sizes
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
500 doz Brushes, Of all kinds. sizes and
STYLES
so bbis Coal OIL
10 bbls Benzine;
20 bbls. Lnseed OH; Iff
20 bbls Lard Oil;
so bbl-. Lubricating Oil;
SO bbls. Whiting
500 or Qainne;
so or. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To
bacconisiss
10 cases Stick Lquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals East India Castor Oil;
s TINS White Lead, in Oil;
bbls Sp'ts Turpentine:
% bbls. Narnish;
10 bbls. Alcohol
Az lbs Gum Shellac;
IS bbls. Old Rye aud Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin
30 dor. London Porter.
20 doz. Scotch Ale;
By STEW tltT a. MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
ja No. Q, Easi Washington Street,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

sT-Gen Meade the new commander of the
Army of the Potomac i connectel with large
Meade fsmily of Virginia. of whom the late
Bishop Meade WAS one Mrs Me1de WIS u
daughter Of the late well known John Srgent.
OF Philadelphia. and her sister is the third wife
Of The crazy Rebel Gov Wise. OF Virginia Gen
Meade Is the grandson of George Ne de. of Phil
adelphia. an eminent Irish American merchant.
whose firm Meade 4 Fiil-mmons) contributed
in lI-l $4,000 10 a fund for the relief of the
famshing army of Gen. Washington.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
THE wouNpEp oN 1Hr rIrIn.

Our amhulsnces brought in the wounded of
both armies. and though at first in skirting along
the field they picked up only Union men. AS they
advanced they found large preponderance of
Rebels deserted weber comr ues in the rrecip-
itancy Of their a ght Very hastily aud very gen
orally have sketched an account of the ierce-t
most desperate and sang Inary battle oi the war
Its results must send thrill OF joy through every
loyal heart.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
THOUSANDS or PRISONERS

captured during the engagement attempted the
decentralization OF the enemy's army The fields
trampIed nv the contending forces were spread
with the evidences Of the greater punishment the
enemy had received; where our burning parties
found national soldier TO inter two Rebels were
found wing by his side
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
PROPOSALS.
BRIDGE LETTING

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GtvEN THAT AT THr JUNK
lrnn 1855 Il he board Of Commissioners y hsdi-
son Conniy Indiana Il then and there cfdered ~
sad Roa dtha, Br ge ~ baiit scross white River At
Ander-on. upon the Howe Plan
flans aud spccncstiot a WORK wiG The stons
work carpsnisr work plan ~ the hrdEe h. had
The Art.,ors oce ~ ssid County from the 18th %
leth Il July sext during which tins and al hich
place sealed proposals. w bt reerived foF the sione work
and the building ~ said bridge. Which viii be lite The
lowest Responsible bidder on ssd 18Th day Of July.
SAID Commissioner the right u separating the
bid. for the stone work aud that q hscsrpeuer work
Done BY order ct the Board
JOS SlCLfR.
Auttor al N adis.n County.
Andsrson. June Is. lss3. yuns3e dsw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

cT-Gen Schenck has suppressed the Mary-
land Club. au association of gentlemen in Balti
more We suppose this ALL have an immanse ef
feet IN puttiag down the rebellion Instead of
risking his lie Ia the teli Seheuck sisys IN Bal
tmore. living IA regal splensor. mskins war upon
n.n combatsnts aud peaceably disposed citizens
lCincinnati- Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

Tax LEEs.-1here are two Lees besides the
commander of the Rebel army: his sou. Geleral
W y Fitzhu.h Lee. and ms nephewS Gs4eral
Fitz Lee. each com handing "A brigade OF Eve
regiments Of cavalry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
DISORDER OF Tile COLUMNS

In wild disorder they fell back. first in one pa
sition and then in another. until they were every
where repuScd. and at 5 p NJ the last of them
had Withdrawn IL has been a terrible day. The
ground all around red with blood and covered
with mangled bodies We had gained = most
decisive victory 10y acting wholly on the defen
sive. The day WAS ours beyond all question.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
N z OICAL.
& ON FID VITAL

HT1>WK- YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
EE51IS6 Jured themselves By certain secres
M, habit which unfit the u for bu sio~s.
lEifX pleasure The duties Of uarriedIife.
also, middle aged aid old men who
from the foilies Of youth other csuses, feel debility
IN advance oftDeir yesrs before placing
the treatm. nj Of ony one, should frsi read =
1.-THE SECRET FRiENDs' Tsf 80
harrisd lsdies wilsa somethlng Of importan<e by
perusing The Secret Friend %
enCenfs-
DR. STUART 4 CO can De eon<uted On audisesses "a
private OF confidential nature. from A NJ tosP.M
(SuncAys from to II A. NJ 81 their ofrce-
Address DIR. CsAs A. STUART CO.
mchzl-dkwly -is<e2 Bsstsn. Nass.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
TrRRE HArrE. June 90. 1863

>cripuon law. &c We addressed a letter To IN
on the subject. and the subjoined letter is his
reply:
TERRE HATE. June 90. 1863
II CoMINeoRE. ESQ Dear Sir: ] am just
home after am absence Of three weeks, and find
your favor OF the 3lSt ut
The report that have advised resistance to
the cnnscription act 10y force is utterly untrue
On he contrary. | have taken the position in
every s7ecch have made since lis passage that
the ballot box and the Judicial tribunals we're the
proper means by which to obtain relief ~ ,inSt
oppressive and Unconstitutional laws To sub.
NIT 20 the eonscription. am aware, is truly re
garded by the people as great calamity: but
civil war all over our State j. bv far greater
one Patriotic forbearance and Christian pa
tience under an evil administration l. better than
bloody strife at our own homes. ! fully recog
nize the rightof revolution against tyranny. hut
in NV judgment that hour has not cume, and
trust 1t never may Truly YOURS.
ID w VOORHEES,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

4 STOCK OF GooDs ron SALE.

4 STOCK or GOODS. Consisting or Dry GOODS
y Gfrerss. Hat. Caps, Boots AMI shoes. Hardware.
Qusenswae. Nations Ac.. Va thriving village near In
dianspoli> and IA gvod farming country Is
ANY wishing 60 locate Ia good and lucrative bust
DO 20 by calling al my Office No - Wet ash
ington street. JACOB kLDidDGE.
Jul,2 DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
From the Paoli Eagle.
Letter from SION. T.. W. voorhees, in
Esegard 10 q. q COnscript Law.

II has been currently reported Ihat the Hon
ID W Voorhees, advised resistance 10 the con
>cription law. &c We addressed letter to him
on tie subject. and the suboined letter is his
reDix
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
TnE TACTICS or INK ENEMY.

At this juncture a novel msneuver was dis
played 10y the enemv IN order to gam possession
o. the mountains ou the light Of their line By
moving up egment they would Gepioy il in
line OF bgt'le. and while that wa engaged
move another along iis rear 20 the right ma de-
roy i there bnt. teddy advancing their lie of
battle in that direction. though really gaining in
advance in this way. they fought 70 the base of
the hills and then 20 the crest finally moving
-. a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
THE rKxSsrLvANiA RESERVES

then advanced and took possession OF the noun
tain crests. which terminated the fighting for the
day. and left masters of the situation. hut in
gaining this advantage we hid m ,de great sac
rinees. Our men had been compelled literally to
charge up 10 the cAnnon's mouth 20 eontlna
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
ARRIVAL or rae OLD sixth oonPs

A. this junclare the noble sixth corps. just ar
rived by forced marches from Westminster
came into service Thet were formed IN line AZ
the EASTERN base OF the mountain. As the enemy
pushed his WAY across the ridge. they We're en-
abled 10 open an enhllding fre upon him hat de-
tsrmined the fate of tie day. Not expecting this
fire when they received il. they were thrown into
the widest disorder and fell back in confusion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
OPENING or ouR BArrrRrrs.

One of our batteries opened and kent MP n con.
tInuous ami hesv, sheiing OF the woods g. he
north and east If the town in front OF our lines
through which II was corjectured the enemy was
crowdiug his columns ~ iank that wing The
conjecture perfectly correct. a. subsequent
developments proved. Il ultimately was shown
that Longstreet hid been withdrawn from the
enemys right. where be had foueh on the prcvi-
Gus day, and WIS moving around 10 reinforce
Ewell on their left against our right Our fierce
carnonading retarded their movements some
what. but still they pressed on. and between
nine and ten o'clock engaged our infantry in ear
nest
THE SCENE or The CONFLICT.
The western slope Of the mountain Is precipi,
Gus and covered with a dense grosih of heavy
timber. rendering 0bservs tion of the a. htinr in
thi- locality extremely difficult, and the position
Of the consendng armies could only be dScerned
bv the curling wreiihe- of smoke This indca
ton. which showed the enemy's position. caused
to place halt dozen batteries in position. and
these were kept at play. covering the line with
spireiul shells burning in air and among tree
tops. spre ,ding Consideration and dismay through
out the Rebel ranks. Still tney were held 20 to
their work and fought like demons. gaining some
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
PREPAR ,rIoNs FOR FRIDAYS BATTLE.

Daring Thursday night our army was all
brought up. and most admirably disposed OF b,
Gen Meade for the approaching battle OF Friday
Al midnight council ui war WAS held. ~ which
II MAS determined that the enemy would probably
renew the attack IT daylight on the following
morning. and that for that day We had better act
purely on the defensive. Dispositions were lhere-
tore made with this view for the llth and 10Th
CORPS 10 hold the right. with reinforeemeuts OF
ire-h troops expected during the day to act "a
reserve; the lst and 2d the center. and the fifth
aud sixth the left; with the 81 us Il reserve.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
FORMATION or THE LINE.

The line formed il this manner during the
ngh'. the left resting on The moCnteiis between
the Tarr,town ana Emmiti~burs road- and the
right az the base ct the mountain, opposite the
Cemetery hill. the line encirclug he cemetery
End embracing tie upi er portion OF the town
Our artillery Oh Cemetery hill was Largely rein
forced from the artillery reserve and etrthwoik~
thrown up ~ front of il. Batteries were also
planted on all The commanding positions within
he lines. and such of the reserve as was not
thus disposed OF held for use in the field
where ana as occasion demanded il The dispo
>itons were most admirably made. and reflected
the highest credit on the Commanding General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

was fought an Friday. II was bevond all ques
ton the hardest Tough, and most desperately con
tested engagement of the war. II lasted with
unabatel fury rom O'Clock in the morning till
neirly 5 O'Clock in the afternoon. when the enc
my. repulse,i ~ every point. aud frightfully pun
ished. withdrew his forces and abandoned the
contest.
The day nobly won by orr heroic army.
and their victory is beyond contest What re
mains Of the enemy has fed to the mountans
west of Gettysburg Pleasanton's cavalry AMI
artillery are already nnnoving them. and gather
ing in the scattered fragments by hundreds and
thousands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

against vastly superior numbers On al sides
uur Losses vefe very heavy. aud the proportion OF
hsid aud general officers that fell, wss beyond
precedent IL VAS 10 this deadly struggle that
ten. Sickies was wouBded. and also Gen Ora
hin. Of the same CORPS; and here, TOO, Generals
Took and Weed both sacrificed their lives. lead.
Ing their respective comm aids up 20 the fight
The recoul Of The 81 corp. shoNs numberless
CHIEF olieers sacrificed IN this fierce encounter.
witness NJ the desperation With which Il was
fought. Oat ~ this liule corps nearly three
thousand men were placed hots ia combat In ,hi.
abort
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
ARRIVAL os REINFORCEMENT

Az this critical iunctnre. when oar RICH, wss
sorely pressed and the fate OF the day seemed wa
vering. considerable detachment of fresh troop.
arrived and we're Immediately put into line on the
right Where these reiniorcements came from ol
what they were | have not been able 10 learn
They were raw recruits. wearing nntarnishcd uni
forms and hearing arms that were unsulliei bS
use. But they wheeled into line like veteran,
and engaged In this heroic aud e,dy struggl,
until the tale Of personal hcroism displayed and
noble mrrtyrlom suffered
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

Scarcely were these dispositions perfected and
the weared soldiers thrown themselveS upon the
ground Ia catch hours renoSe when ri the
hrst dawn OF morning. the enemy opened on our
left with mnsketry aud artillery. Oar men
>prane To their arms With prompiness. ard in the
rray light oi morning the contest opened. To a
casual observer the attack seemed fierce and de-
termined but lie critical could discern that was
much les vigorous than the assault of The previ
Gus evening, thus clearly showing that II
mere demonstration 10 cover movements else
where Sill il was an obstinate result and
ragged with much Dertinacitv Bui IL deceived no
one. ami though the battle ased for several hours
with great fur. our chief attention was wisely
directed toward the right