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, 1863-06-08


Io:aL''.-.. ao"l sasto 43Heo ooo" o1e ''''
The resetpts aaslng inc past s"eh15-1o1s nouss
were as stoiio"e:-4'5lo o1ls uouT' ss.ao oa "aeat,
2'6,l45 ba corn. s',sls bu cats, 3'sa3 on rye anu
$50 bn harley. Inc shipments "e1e 4o,ol ol's
-four, 3o.9oo hu wheat 1a''7Se oa eorn' d''o" Oh
oats, and S'5oo oh 1ye'
The general Market ooth IN Nc" 1oFSano nete'
were dull aud lower.
The demand lof fioa' was sesS i'eae anu 'n'
market dull ard heasy' with lisht saes, eonsstlag
mostly Of snpe1hne ptanos' a. $aoe&ea'o' h'sa
grandes arc almost entirely neglected,
Wheat ruled dull, and 'o note aeel'he oi 1sosc
on No Spring, and fully &c on No ssp'tng-wlth
Gales at $1.15G1l4 Tor NO spring; 94ess7c LOT no
Spring; and 750soe for Rejected. The market
at the close was steady and firm at 95c Tor NO =
Spring in good houses.
The Corn market fell in prico abont 1e per bu,
with Gales Of abont 100000 bu, at s3s for River
White Mixed afoat; 49K65oc for River High
Mixed aaoati 4aGi2Ac for Caual Mixed adoat !;
47Hc for Rejected afoat; 41a0s TOT Mixed Corn
In store and 4oGlGc for Rejected In stose-the
market closing quiet at 47c for Mixed.
The Market for Oats Suffered another decline OF
, 1863-06-08

wF.E R,gby, 90 Randolph etreet. is selling
raDcr Usnrtnys ut less than New York prices. A.
vholt fale and retail. The trade supplied gu tho
rn+t ubcrsl tetr.s, js.4wks
, 1863-06-08

~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising tom Specific causes, In both sexss-new
spd reliable treatment, in rrpofts Of the Howan
Aeeociation-sent In sealed letter enyelopes. free
Of charge Address. DR.. J. ekillin Honghton,
Howard Association, No.2 south Ninth street fhn-
adelphia, Pa ma5ls4"
, 1863-06-08

phtlnde delphla Seed mnrket-Junc 5.
Tho demand fnr clover seed Is less active, and
prices range At e5e0G5.1 Is . bushe1. No change In
timothy or fax seed.
, 1863-06-08

BR1cK1oS, FRIDAY. June s, 1868.
At meeting Of Brickton Council, No. HI
q. L. A., the following resolution was passed
unanimously:
Rtscleed, That we most emphatica11y approve
Of Gen. Butnssdc'e Order No. 81, supprcssing the
Chicago 1Imet, and extremely dcprecate the rcTo-
cation Of eaid order BY our Chief Magistrate:
Also that copy of this resolution be published
In the Chicago TR1BusE. By order Of the Conn-
eli. I'D. LOCKWOOD, Fses.
4. CuURcHK3. Sec.
, 1863-06-08
d I r d .

On Sunday, ths 7sh Inst ELIZA o'R1LEY, wife Of
Thos a. Turner, need hfty yeaEs funeral on rues,
North indi.na rtree, Friends OF The family arc -
quetted 10 intend without further notice.
Montreal papers please copy.l
At Albion Orleans County, n, T., on the sth Inst,
QR2ON TOUELEY. ESQ.
, 1863-06-08

Go 70 TIE BEsr-Go 70 BRYANT d SrKATfoN'a
Cn1cAao COMMERCIAL Co1LEGK, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-06-08
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For tho Week Ending Juno g, 1868

The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs at the
various yara. in the city during the past week, end
;p1fos]a cnYnnara nR fO]1nWA.
, 1863-06-08

NeW EQFK St6EK 14HfKGEe
By Te]egzaph.l NEW 4eAR- juno D. lse5'
There viii pc no second hoard stocks for the rest
of The summer After the close Of the fret board
II MonEY-Actife at 6StTper cent. on call.
Sterling exchange lower. Sales first class bills
at t579l68. :,
Government stocks dull, .. s. 6's 81 coupons
tnxtt y .Y1re INT
, 1863-06-08

IMPORTANT TO HoRsEMEN.-Eyery man who
owns. rides, or drives horse, Is interested In
knowing Just where to find the necessary
horse equipage. From the extent, variety
and quality Of his stock, we should say that
], U. WillIamson's establishment, No. 81
Randolph street, "a few doors east from the
Matteson House,)is the place to buy every
thing in the way Of saddles, harness, brides,
collars, whips, brushes, &C., &C., rs well as
furnishing goods for manufacturers Of these
articles. Besides having one Of the largest
retail establishments in the city, Mr. ". is
doing a heavy jobbing trade. He has recent
" received m extra fine lot Of equipments
for "fast horses,' Which those interested
should examine.
#Ata a meeting on Saturday evening, ut
Warmers Hall, the following gentlemen were
appointed committee to call meeting OF
the citizens of Chicago, to be held ut Bryan
Hall, to consider the resembling Of Gen. Burn-
sides Order No 81, viz: J. 7. scammon. j..
F. Ebtrhart, s. !. Russell, 4. J. Burbank,
James Miller, N. Z. Fairbank, Charles Charles
ton, L. B. Otis, ". G. White, E. B, McCagg.
This committee arc requested to meet ut the
office Of j. II. Hil1, IS Clark street, opposite
entrance to Sherman House, On Monday
morning, at * o'clock.
HAspsoAE.-Myron Phelps g. Son, Of Lew.
ieton, Ill contributed 800 on Saturday to the
Sanitary Commission, through their agents
In this city, Messrs. Hairless & Parker.
, 1863-06-08
Vessels Passed Detroit.

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne1
DxrRorr. June 8. 1s6a.
. Ur-Pzore. Eepture. Chicago. Buffalo; harks buf-
a.o Unadilla, Gaskin. Champion. stannard. Danube.
Adtistic; schrs Racine, Essex. Drake Guide. Daunt-
len, s1ausaon. Iathrop Montauk. Bahama- Republic.
Steel. CLYDE, Poland. Cook Eetehun, Dolphin
Dowx-Propa Quaen os the Lakss. Plstaourg. Poto-
nae, Wlnslow: bark Ward. --.-
Especial Dispatch to the ChicaEo Tribunal
DaTRorZ. June J. 1853.
ur-prpps Oneida and Plymouth barks Red. White
and Blue. and Sunshine; schooners Flying Cloud
Bates Bophia Smith, McInnes. Martin Collins. Echo
Fannel].
powE-props Acme and Dunklrk: schoone1s Thorn
ton. p1ow Boy, Atlanta. Kate Richmond, Grey Eagle.
Eoria.
, 1863-06-08

VIC give tho following sales during the week
Some lots were sold By the head on an estimated
weight Sometimes this is given rather high, but
thoee sold by actnal weight will Justify our quota
tions:
Oliver scld Hillbuzn II head, averaging 1,oas ns
Adams sold Tsueman ss head. averaging 1:121 1na
at s4.C5: IS III ad, averaging T. 145 1os. at $40
Adams sold Morris q Co. IT head averaging l'oae
Morris as id soid Hoffman as head, averaging s6e bs,
coa.ttesik x sold Hoffman ID head averaging ''ooo
; conoscr i. sold Hughes 16 head, averaging 1850
Heedham sold Morris i Co. 2 four year old Dur
ham steers averaging $50 fos, at &C.
focmi4 i Go. cold paxclwood 30 head lair State
S "a deoSs @s t cs o. 10, head fair
laas Eansy +seSd' sela sssa eihoSs
At r.
Talcott aod strates 20 head, same grade, avcrag-
II Ettfie i IS se1iyfs IS soid lyman Rabbe 1so head
stillc1s, averaging 100 rs, at S55; II head fair
stillrrs', averaging 1850 1os, at $i.t0 They weze
ff@ Be4S n9p; aod 'SSSs %ess Is head prime shipping
steers, averaging 400 ns, at - 90.
Brown sold Waugh II head, averaging o1s ms, at
shot1lGc sold Hoffman 8head. averaging o3s ns.
Conn sold harris 4 Co II head scallawags, aver
Adams sold Maze!wood 10 head, averaging 1,3Ia
Sanford cold Webb IS head, averaging 1,toa 1bs,
Ludham cold Hazelwood &c head. averaging 40
{; Cook sold Hughes 81 head, averaging 1900 ns,
Adams eold Greenwood 100: head prime State
Adams sold Graunett = head prime State atcers.
Gil soid Morris is head, averaging 1890 1bs, at
jaek Davidson aha Bothxe1l e L g head prime ship
*4as; aa:i sela cows, 1 are3agns so b., + s.
Nelse Morris sold Greenwood 10 head, averaging
Iastines SD Miller 81 head, averaging LOTT lbs,
Adams po1d Hall 75 head stock cattle, averaging
McGinness Si s'Iod sold Hoffman 80 head fair Govern
ment cattle, averaging 1.1H Or. at *i;M.
j Jale ' Bone sold D. waixc1l b Co. IS head prime
shipping steers, estimated at 800 ms, at 6s55o 2
% joel Daily cold same firm eos head fair shipping
beevts, estimated at ,1s5 &bs, ut 81 6o They were
I'm EnoeS soid Doneiaa II head, averaging 1000 ms,
at $s.s7K.
HOGS.
The total receipts OF Lire Hogs at Ill the yards
for the week ending today amount to Il, ,003. This
IL s,4s6 less than last week, and 5.4t5 more than
the corresponding week last year.
There has been better feeling among operators
and the market ended active, closing firm at IN ad-
vance Of about 1oc On the prices Of this day week
We now quote:
Selected lots as5abt1e
| Nolfrr,, Alcha F7S
, 1863-06-08

sn1fh Csrk street, clean and dye ladies' dresses,
shswis, &C. Gents coats, vests an1 pants reno
vated In Z superior manner: Bonnets dYeo.
p1eached and pressed in the Latest style"
Inhlp3m
, 1863-06-08

lDE E0-GAy, Compare aa &OA0Hos
No. No.
Week ending june e1.....-...--....5,sto 14as3
Week ending May Sn..........-....5,3A 1LzA
Week tudttg May 16..-......--... ICY a!.y
Week tudiIg May y9....--.--...-...6.5s5 41aa'1aaaa
Week ending Nay ye-.......-'..e9egs5S 2 l. " i9@a
Week ending April t113......-.......4,929 10.I9
Week ending April riu.......-.-....6.2fs H.ls5
RATES OF FREIGHT ON LIVE STOCK FROM oHioAao
" ~ cattls - i6s %sss; &:
Mich. Gent. Mich. South large cars s5e q e
sg Ga1s o. ge gdntra d1at ;1;,i1 c:rs d au
TO DuETAIo Oh SUSPENSION nRrDaK. !;
Mich. Cent, 4 Mich. South. largecars 81 g cts
Miehigan Sh m &c Central e small ears.... q S"
Fort Wayne cars 2a ;;;.av feet; s;s;;:a;;..:. :" %
Pitts, Fl ". . CHI; cars q aaa feet..$3 g e:s
Michigan Southern, la1ge e sa,s; r. fsci g e
R5ss to pansrk aS psa 81 1sss than Ba
"9sa Ra9ss saRPips q q Ct Ds 1es th.n to
Buffalo, when shipped by all rail-.
BEEF CATTLE.
The following table shows the aourcs Of supply
and the number transported By the various rail-
roads:
Cattle. ......- Cattle.
Chi r II r.. 3s1 North y R1-,;... 1ss ssss
III Central r r.. $50 Alton st L B R Il, ,9H
The total receipts Of Beef Cattle at all the yards
for the week ending today amount, according to
the daily reports posted on Change. 500 This
Is 666 more than last week, and 64a head more than
the corresponding week Of last year.
oPES1so or THE xAnKET.
7nursday, 4A inss.-The market opened this
morning with about ,zc0 head. distributed through
the various yards-embracing all qualities from
1,n..
, 1863-06-08
PORT OF CHICAGO.

MARINE e NEWS
, 1863-06-08
COMM MERClAI4.

SATURDAY EyEsNG, June 6, 1868.
REuE1PTs TOR TIE LAST TWENTY-F0un HOURS.
FlpQ1. Wheat, Cor. Oats. RYe. RrltY.
, 1863-06-08

'EoE&I. ,43aS JN43 S1b145 Ja991I 89a3 33V
Cor1csp'g day . ,. ..
last ye0r-.... 1859 3Su1J le3u39 "t3s3 I733 14i
, 1863-06-08

McVMKER's TuEATRE-lTAL1AE oPERA.-Snp,
ecrbcst for season tickets respectfully notihcd
that the eale Of seats will take place at dig91ns
Music Store, On Monday, june sth ats oS!oek. "a &C.
, 1863-06-08

TIE "TtaEs" ALL R1auT.-Everybodyfs going
Ia McCuriy and Co a. No. 66 Randolph street. for
tose elegant scotch busfne;s suits, and al styles
Of fine clothing and finishing goods. 1ea'a1
, 1863-06-08
GDita9o Qrtbn1le.
MONDAY, JUNE s, 1888.
THE CITY.

F1nE.-About 2 O'Clock yesterday, three
small cottages on Mohawk street, near ely
bonrne avenue, were destroyed. belonging to
Henry Cund, Argus T. Martin and Mrs.. Slick
cr-the former no insurance, the last named
two fully insured
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
THE PRESi NCY

Nssstsg es the Cossssvsttvs unIos Ss-
sssrai Cos ~istss-rss Msst.shy Ptst-
form sss Sea~ssi Secisits~ foe rrssi-
as.s, Hws Cs.sssi Gss~s Loosat~g Up
Aassg tns Delegates, 49,.
TslsfgSws. 10. -. las.
TrS ooos~vvsflvs rns1 Naiocsi tsnnt,ss bed ~
vsis ss~.s. 81 w o,u.e.1i Ho,si "a. wee a. nos.
sna- Es.1aa, q vsstlslSo. prs.dsei. q ias fLsH,
s41 IN. n v sS,s~s q ss- Yea s.es.sssy. Na1 81.
y~sss< 81 isis ssss ys.sss Va ss1@.ss - zoe
Sviss rssss.ss~, vs<h es ss1ps~i si ~ Ais net
ins s osshsssl
ssssiysd rl-ss IN. c.ev~~s.e q osessrya, sssTt
snz rssasm u~ ssetsest plss.rs q is4 ss1 ga
sssts ihe C.xls.r.srs ls<r Nstecsi tsss tee tp~
ssfns Il cs-~xs No lsIls Cos fsss'tey afs
n.ss ~ tna ts< oowmAss~ ~ t~ss ssh ss'Ha -
r.sAf1 80 nonhsios ~ csnssastss - lfsH Gel 80
We lrsstfsoi o. tfsy nsy dssn stpsSsti
rb<,s go gsi,s q ssnsssi fsgfssstta't4 - wH Hfai
sssss su1 fasr. sssssts- are io sfrrs
m, o1sz-. siss ~n lsa l1lesrpss sssfs. - ass
esbss ~ rortits
IN. ss,,.1s s,sss.ar psi ~ oaa.Hiss tftsf
me-, b tee ,ay sssao 'sft'4 " ~ fsn aaisf q
ssss e.. - a. ffsstsf rs ta-s = fsaefa e. tfast
-at.s rf.nsstty .ffsa . 80 .sse a. s'.ass q ~
ts8@
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
It.bsI Accounts.

Lrrnntso ". n,s % 1897
no ereny, i-o tpssssrd hvs hsndfsd fifeus. -.n
ssTsr.l piscss q ataisrT. a14sf Cs1sfsi Assfl. oo
salem .Ast s,ss.ng ~ rsy NY zane
AfBsL orTicisL HuoAT.
EsDu sfsisa Hovslaf- To- - issf
T. GsBsrsf cocTu
us sbssby fnaius uif .. .ai gssfd.d trbpi - ftan
scoits a1a torsfds tosE EsNn rtsy Hag aits,uyt
r. cros. fr,un Rieh psss . rguisgs pafs gsrsfn
Tshos /. bbesAsins nai fasd Ttsy have bcfnai .
nsrnb~ q tbsH wages ADa tlgsa trvssa eo-b hafess
rh-y hot mech srnngs tss ant a's izvsfsg bssis
Tbrs s'ss Ere ms aosrts Ia ~ cffsils =
Jaessn firu asesfai ssN 1Cvfn
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
Additional Particular.


The London 7iss says tho prize eight was fair stand
up AFFAIR, and ended iu the decisive victory Of King.
It hopes IL will be the last great Tight
Hcenan was badly punished.
The earlier rounds decidedly favorable 10 Heenan
but King showed the most endurance.
The light between Hocnan King had been tho all
crossing topic in England The papers give elaborate
accounts d tho affair. and Kings victory Is
was no interruption, and the eight fairly
fought. The TINES dovs'cs leader 10 the
Affair." and publishes graphic special II edito-
rally says Hcenans was throughout TO close and
pu, the hug o. crush antagonist by dashing
him to the ground. Kings tactics different and
more credtable TO a professor of pusism. They
blows on tho most sensitive and prominent
parts OF Heenan's physognomy. until the lat
ter collapsed from exhaustion. Tho affair In
twenty -four rounds and thrty.nve minutes Thsre ap-
poars 10 be little science side but fair
up fght without check and ended IN the decisive
victory Of King The Inns concludes by ASSERTING that
prize fighting s rovo,ng than bull lighting, and
ought 10 DO discouraged Tom sayers OF Hesuans
seconds.
TIE BETTING BgroRg THE PIGHr.
The bets on Tho result OF ngh surpassed In their
number any made any like occasion.
HEEsAss ARRIVAL IN LosDos-Hfs WOUNDS AND
APPBARAsCE.
On tho arrival OF HeenAn In London he received tho
best medical assistance, and although hs bruises and
eontasons found 10 be very severe. of his
bones were broken and had received internal IN
jury His head exhibited most shastiy appearance his
old lip wound had reopened, and his eyes nearly
ciosef
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
The Feeling In the city.

The issue u tho HERALD Extra yesterday morning far
In advance Of containing tho result Of
the great international hght between King and Heenan
created intense excitement throughout the city
unexpected the result that at nrst fow porsons
could credit The truth of the report believing
Of impo~sbty for Hocnan be defeated 10 the short
time announced In the elcsrapbic summary Of tho nght
received py the Jura from Portland.
The HralLp olco beseged by excited crowds,
anxious purchase and read for themselves the brief
details contained IN the Extra blank feeling Of disap
poinimsnt and dismay pcrvaded the majority Of tho
crowd although 10 many instances the loudly expressed
exultaton Of excited individuals showed that King was
not without his hackers and partlssos among tnsm
There was but interval d very few minutes before
Extra ready, oontsnins In addition 10 the elo-
graphic report the nghi the oompIes history of the
pugnistc careers Of both Heenau and King The
boys with their accustomed promptltude were quickly
Ia the principal tbcrouxhfarss, ~oohng respectable
merchants snd staid citizens on the way 70 their
ofces and ssorcs, with cries Of Extra BssAlD
Suu particulars Of the hsht--Kpg the victor"
with ali ow facilities for printing . large edition our
prsssss ooud scarcely keep psce with rnnsnss de-
msnd made upon them. In the minds of Hccnsn's
f1euds and bsckers sAns hops s,i fingered that ths
might prove which hardly d,spesd
when The rsycvs brought by the Jurs via Portland vas
confirmed by ths arrival q tbs Asia at HslTas
In order 70 sscsrsia the Of public feeling 10 ths
city reporter throughout the day and evening visited
the principal resorts of ,he sporting well Of other
elasses Of eltifens The gambling principle whIch
sc,oaies The ha,aue, of Wall ndsosd him besa
bis sisf- nrs, Ia ihAi dnecsi1n. Here bs fognd the
nghi tbs principal subject OF ooaversatou, sud, 10.
tersiagled with inquiries after "paeitc NAL
"Harlem Railroad" "ns, "cenual" and other faacy
s,ooss, statements q hos mach the operator.
had bet, spd lo.i he resut satsnsd that 100
spectators q Wal street dd not dsdaia
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
KING THE VICTOR.
THIRTY-ONE MINUTES.
Two Accounts Of the AfIair-.-0no
from Belps Life, the Other from tho
illustrated Sporting News,
&S.. &e.. H.

mo great international prize nght between Tom King,
uchampion Of England, and John c. Keenan, the Amer
an champion Of the ring, for $4,000, Of the
10Th instant Tunbridge, and terminated the
tory OF King, after fighting twenty-five rounds which
lasted thirty-one minutes. The London Times says "i
was fair stand up affair" and Belps LIFE concluding
~ description Of tho fight. .ssers sha. "a bravsr con-
ssst was never fought" We give full reports from Bes
re In London and the Tlustratsd Sporting Ne,os.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
Ths Enses In washssss,n.

NAs~ss0fos, TO- ~. lscS.
rhs psws Of Hssnsns defeat wss re,ssyes hzs al "a
sssiy hoar this mruing ssd crs~isd ns1h .afps.. n
At nrss rspsray dser~sitsd. bu as atr asd more
detailed oouarm.d the ,ldnss may l.rsthsnsd
visas.s we're visible, especially anspx ,bo-s sho h.a
siAssd Their "piIs" uroa BIZ sueoe~s u tAs bssa ~
general topo q oosvsfssisa here 10 day.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
RI - - . - =. !.

King again visited the mug and knocked the "Boy clear
Oh his pins.
Round 25-and last-sayers soused hesnan well with
cold water. and got him to facs Kng but the
latter again planted the mouth, and nnng him almost
senssiess 70 the ground THIS WAS settler FOR whom
Hesnan tried 10 leave his for another round he
helpless q child and amidst shouts OF "shamel
shsmel" TO allow him TO como UP again, Macdonald gave
in for him.
Tho ''Boy" seconded by Tom sayers and Johnny
Macdonald, and King by Jerry Noon and Bos Tyler.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
nr. Theodore G. wilson. Dispatches.


wryrrRs Vizalsis, Dso. 10, 1905
on tns TN of this ninth Col A. Moore IN oonmand q
column of Gen Koeys troops, by order oi tho CsDsrs
Commanding. moved from BsVeriy, Ia Randolph county
towards Frankfo the road 10 oommunosie with Gen
seamnon, At Le~sburg
rmn GtsSsiL rtAs
was that whils Gen Averiil moved elsewhere, 70 &C
c0mpls important purpose. and Gen. Sullivan and
Co.. Tbobarn thr.aisnsd staantoa by way f Harrison.
Col Moore should from Beverly and ,hreatsn Lev
sburs from tho north time that Gen. scam
mon column approached tho same piaos and took n
from the ~est. This plan successful
fng SHxcuuos rlsu.
Cobns MDorss movements carried him W Dfoop Moan.
tain and tho scs8s of b.tlla hed The q
November. On ibs occasion q this easasemssi isr
som. thirty woandsd Ia The hands of ths eDauy
under charge q . sargesa. To get these wounded
nov Colonel hoors'n object
On nearing Ls.istsrs coigns' N ere despatched nss
seugsr h oommunIsats with Geasra se.mmoa sapps.ed
h b. At 90 very fe~sbars rfs mssssossr ~ss
taken psone BY the organized home ras'd torres o ,5s
Enemy. for prudsbil.,ssasous. oosas xu.s ssspsieh
Cd Tue nett nesHsagsr, fAsatea.nt Adams. undsr
escort oS cavalry m. latter forced tsu ~sy W Lewis
b1rs arriving ., msanshi rbsy fosss ibs D-n nssrly
dessrtsd Not beins sbls " establish oosnmaniossSn
win Geosrs sc.muss III. IAsssasnt r.,urBss " ooarsi
Move arrivins s fy1r A. NJ ths isth. On hs ~sy
b~ck d.tAchei portDns % The snemy, from time
~ time, rave him tbs undesirable bsnsft ~
running Gre. ne ssstsissi rstbsr brss are from O.
tschnsai f ,ss snssny pss.~i TIE o~ssirt. q ,hs
to~u An<r tbs coDoel sooss moved Win biz vhoss
force towards msbss,, psiss vah him o7s vcunasd.
sf the nEbi ~ Drosp ussain. and rsfsued W 10
. Dr.osdins person u his d~psisa. Bs nscssd
twsstysI miles, 70 E1k Eoun,ss. vtsrs ~ fossa ibs
ro.s bscksssi TIE sosny hsvlas fs,sd any vs>s sd
,hs fof . eausassss.s dssAsos. Tss rcsd vss se<s'
sded step rosi ss>~st 70 tns ~ ~ tos rsr~ss~an
colon.i Hosr. IRE p-~-~ios e NE uosnis,s ,sp ~
o.. A. ~ bs had cut MA vsy o~s sse moved fer~~f
10 sn tn~ss rssv.D-u,s ossssi ners bsf oaiy sans
sEirnishnx Ia esp,ar.d Isssi~osss ss1 ss'so nss
10 met vifh hoss~s whatever
Hssn<u~uss. 90 WrwrHs flAosys,
a. rms rSub. fss 20. ts<1
Gsnsrsi Ior grr.<, All he rsss oonrassf hsvs Tea
srosrh, W ri.f al ths u u.ssf srisa thss -s A.
nri srpocied
essssst trtFy,
n1s c,uyrt 18th tssing sai Fo-sf ttfsss its
rsrsai.sE fs aust nss's 80 W ts fstf. sn~ q ~
ssaal su.ort, r ssassfs W el'itg fts f Il - fsn
ns.scs sha sfs1a rsu. esf - l-ri tsi~sss it''a "
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The New York herald., 1863-12-24

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EDRAY, PocnABosrAs Co., wwr VIRGINIA, Dec. n.
Via BgyIRtKY. Dec. ~, 1893.
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cvsn<znAxD. Va, Dec. n. 1913.

CvuREzsAxD. Va, Dec. ~, 1873.
General Avcrni eus Ne Virginia and rssss>ss Ran
rosd sAsm, Va ~ Iesh, ssa dtA great sa,aSs
,hs track and tho running u .hs road ~ eject
Iorssuesps rebel forces viii b very severe, ~ tho
movement viii sueossa eassaG oH biz oomnunica,sous
With achmond.
Three depSts Destroyed ~ saism, sogsshss vhh
thar coutsns valued bsnarsa ssoassad sp,
lars wo destroyed hundred of the easmy's wagons.
Tho limo of telegraph along lha railroad cut snA
destroyed for considerable dst.oos being ooied and
burned up. A smAi train Of aso suffered.
Much Of thu track torn up AMI destroyed Ia the
usual manner.
Two bridges aud several eulysrs dsstoys< shas
dAmaxiaa the ralsssa Tor distance ssse1d'ps
d hfisen miles
Asres, dea Of injury dono 10 tho enemy. which
oompssf 10 refrain from dotA,ns. owing IA shs ass
of tho hour snd ,hs epsin which would srssod
my dospatob.
When General Avsrl ssupisd 70 return bo found sis
separate rotel oomnands under Generals EAry Joass,
Ttrhugb Leo limb den, Jackson, Ebols and uo'snsUn,
arranged line on hs Ths rebel I,ss
tended from stAuniob Newport epon s The roads
which u possible ,o uAnsforl ARTILLERY. Flsdns hun.
self IN this situsioa Gsnsfs Ayerii bravery ossniusd
W CO, bin way ,hrovsh the snsmys ranks at al hsIlrds
both sarprssi and oot~itis tha reD.s. General
~ worried hs -Ay entirely out bg, hot without nesting
With serious opp,sioo from tho rebs ~h~o tnAnd.
worked With yrsAt ssor and irsenaiiy - pa
forces up, bat sunr,J failed q Accomplishing tbslr
object.
We have ofoer ard io1r wounded, asd ablat
four or1osrs aud ncary ono hundred men mnirs it=
quite probable that many q tbo.a missing vii tufa
up Assis IN tho oogrss Of a f,- days.
We aboai hundred Ifso1sfs bHi,
owing 10 tho sfrems ircisueuay % ~ -saihsr
and the fact u ihoH inAisiiy h rss have
bot hgHcfsd - The pfi.oher. isn y. .sso
csptarei between h.ndfsi aId ay and bgnifsl
horses
fasevsral dsys General Jysfns - ., ssb.
sstsues sud had - pffeeTe ~ uon private hoiss-
se.siy ssfps tbsy fass aioua f.ais.
The Suffered severely foai ifs eo'a
from stoss.rs iatsgs
General Aruil tss dors brilliantly srd hls aas.s1a
observes great pssso fer To- sont ted rhch
tie receti mgrsm.1u stscatsd. Ihs ga ~ftoa
of boIb esnssrogs asd d.r.st ehsfasis' and hs
promp, ma9ner Ia rh,h -Ns oaffled o4i ssios tnst
tAB-ousiy -th us oibsf o..gnus ef Gsrsfai K.lsJs
uoops, - -ortty - credit
General Avsrl isft Ns- Geek oa ns go rsLsri sff
At lsst accounts bunsf,d srd ffiy - ffm
uAt pA1s