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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

AMENDE our notice Of the new
buildings just erected by the Z. 4 G. r.
Il Co., 10 yesterdays Journal, 10 mad
vertently omitted to mention that Messrs
Mlrsinna and Boyd Of this city, were
the architects Their connection with
every building erected in this cry is so
much mater II course, that il is n
met UNNECESSARY 20 N nllon rbs fact.
NJ bn l. W ne las been Tar yea
or m,,r me Master Mechanic, in charge
Of al toe works, aud has proved himself
worthy Of the responsible position he &C.
cupiea
Me- A. @ Ancona 10 the Foreman IN
the mechanic shop, and is master work
man.
In the carpenter shop We found oar
old friend, Alex Sbarra, in the capacity
Of Foreman, position for which bic
long experience aud unsurpassed ski!l Ad
mirably fit him,
Mr. j. Howdon is Foreman IN the
blacksmith shop, and admirably Ellis the
position to which he has been assigned
Altogether, the interests Of the Evans
vile 4 Charlottesville Rail Road are in
good hands, from President TO the hum
blest euployo on the line, and We are
glad to know it is highly prosperous i
deserves 10 be.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

LOST Or SToLgS-S300 REwaED-On
saturday, 9th inst between Evansville
nd Terre Haute, Pass Book, contaih-
z draft on Washington In favor Of
teIiy L Webb, for S42,2 Also :.
800 bill will pay the above rswsrd
r. the delivery Of the above at Captain
Topkins's Office, Evansville, Ind
Aue5O-3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
HrIxsTREETs
Ininitable Hair Restorative.
r0T A EYE

Bat r-.tor-s gray hair % is original color. ~
sas living ~ capillary fuIes witb natural sarss-
.sses. lnu.4iFsd hy azs disease. an sssss-ss@s-
-. av.. are composed q iuaar ensfie, dsstro5ing
ts- vitality aa5 bsaatT Of ths hair. sas s1oEd q
themselves &c dressing. isimEtr-st's IBimftabIs
eiorng rot only restores haiF 70 fts natural ssIoz
u a. Gag prooe-s. bai gives ths bsirz
LaIHFisnt Beauty,
promotes is growth Prsss IA ia falling e. sraS-
isztss assdrsn. ass In - = hsalfh sad yisas.ns.
ssss 70 ths As-d- Il z.s Cd the test Of sinas, -
ing the eoioEina dAiE cs orlng. and Ia e8ss.snriy
iscrs@siaz u favor Gss3 - both s@asiensB and
iselss- II is so.d b al respectable 6sslsrs, -
czn - p9oesss1 By then u The eounsrc4l
sgsass, D. & BARgEs & Co. ~ Brosdsss E~az
Yoxh Yv9 sErs, - ssDu .za 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

NEs YsaK, Aug 3l.--The gold mar
kst shows a ssroag reaction from the
decline Of yesterday Prices opened at
236, and subsequently reached 239i, APP
psrently responding but little to politi-
cal reports, the fact being thar the
shores bad large purchases TO make
for currency contracts made during the
fall Of the last four DAYS During the
morning the price was from 80 10
1894
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

D1-The Congregation "Benai Israel, .
axes this mode Of expressing their sin
eers thanks TO the Reverend gentlemen,
Messrs. McCarsr and Runck, for their
able and enlightened addresses delivered
at the laying Of the cornerstone Of the
new Synagogue. Their thanks are also
due and thus rendered to the Crescent
City Silver Band" German Lieder
Chor, and the "Ladies' Choir" ali Of
whom delighted the audience With their
excellent music.
BY order Of the President,
Rev. L. B. FouLD,
DAVID HEIHAS,
President
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

Nor CoNlSG. - dispatch was re-
ceived BY Mr.. John Z Martin, Seers,sry
OF the 4. & c, r. r. Co, last night, say
ing that the One Hundred Thirty-sixth
Regiment had again been ordered into
camp, TO be mustered out and that they
would not leave before this evening or
to- morrow morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
1871 cor, ,r.mnI,l..

CAiso, Aug 81 The Bos'oBz, from
Memphis on The ooh, hriags large
number Of Refugees from caru,brrsvillr.
No The guerrillas are very active 10
that vicinity
The sframer k~ntan tom Whit.
River. brought * ' bales ami seventy b
Eve SACKS Of eod-e 20 Memphis. AT Z
small amounts are continually AFFssins
~ Nazln. Three huHdr-i bales yer.
shipped North on the 9Th Stock GA
hand tSo thou aud bales
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
REMOVAL.

ha o. tie ii SIR 80 So &C -
By tn fst sf S-ptsmb ? 80 vi reuiYse 70 ar
ssw sire dai fhis i4asnfh- oT1sf = r. dnce
ar sicek - q - - fo--fhis, 80 hat ca
near o. q fn tzs See -far- ~ 20 iry Hr~
stssk We wills s~Ii Enos q cheap. Hs@s sio-
dog oct q E-est macy goo a. z1en sess tai
rhsy can = bought EasL
ecHAPEER Z ECssISc,
.xzk4ss Ne ~ 7sis ssrsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
- Mr. Hiram E. Read. Wac

30 Mr.. Hiram E. Read, who had
been appointed committee for that
purpose, had arranged signal, to be
given this morning upon the arrival OF
the boys OF the One Hundred Thirty.
sixth Regiment, bat Of course, under
the later Sdvices, the signal will not bs
given.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

Nrs YoaK, Aug 3l-The corrse,
Mcclellan votes At Chicago ara as FOL
lows,
M.ias. : for Mcclellan; New Hamp-
shire ) for MeClriIsni YermQut, } tor
Mcclellan, and so Nh.
+ Jajr-' Alien nominated Geo u. Pen
dleion. of Ohia air MeDaw-lI nouli-
mated ID. ". VOORHEES,. OF Indiana. Mr
Hughes nominated Geo W Cas-. Of
PenasyIvanla. Mr Dickey, Of Yermant.
nominated Jas Guthrie, OF Kentucky.
Mr. Henry nominated Aug D,dgs, Of
Iowa. Mr Hiekax nominated James
D. Gator, of Illinois
Governor Hunt. Of New York, sec
onded the nomination OF Jas. Guthrie, Of
Ksuarky
Mr Salisbury nominated Governor
Powell, ~ Kentucky
The Missouri delegates nominated
John S F~elps. Of Missouri
The Nsw Jersey delegation seconded
/ the nomi nstiou-of Mr. Peudleton.
The FIRST cote for Vice President re-
.snlt-d as follows. Jas Guthrie. 65i:
Geo. W Psadleiou. say; Daniel Vool-
/ hess, -; Geo W. Cass, 20 Aug Dodg~,
/ 9: Jas n. Gator. 10. Governor Powell.
! 32I John S Piers, s, Blank, II
On the second ballot, the New York
+ delegation called Judge Parker and said
j.. that having cast her % votes for James
/ Guthrie against bis wishes. she nov gave
them eheerfully to Gee. II Psndleton,
Of Ohio. The other candidates we're
then withdrawn. and Geo. II PendIeioD
F Of Ohio, received the unanimous vote oil
4 the Convention as their candidate foI
/ Vice President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
CInclaaau narsels.

rtNotss.~f. ku sU9l
FIoUH --firis IN, 70 rraatx Extra IaoJ: "a.
~rans -. II ~ .ars ~ tt-fu ~ De - the
ar' ua 81 = -. tut a. h to.s fisrs vas ness
had 81 80 than IfrR
watAf Active ana ; shsr. He'd . osas IS I;
Nbate ta4
Goa --Firm 2s6st = = Ear I'd shsIied
u4FS.~ TSNT1
WHi-hf FIRM ~ "a
FnHkI-G hFma fs-it-r ID not much
istBa 4. ard pfiees ss-sattslly u1c.asg a.
LAHD Ia - -n4aud
fuF III lever
ECs SD ns-bd sftht
0tiLu - IS. L--s sn-fIsT.
hOsEf.-Ae i.s, 81 I0eIs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

Thls l. The 7ost asiighffai aHa sxtrAora Insry
arflsls ever dis5sssr IL shsaEss fss sun barns
fsee s1d hanss 70 sriy satin tsxturs u ravish
ing bsaTiy iiap-rtiaz he marble purity o. yoush.
sne ~ 9lsagrs sppsranos - inviting ia BE city
belle q fashion. Il remofss tan, frseEiss, PIN.
ples and FoHspsss from ihs akin, lssviBg the con-
sisxion frs-hs transparent and smooth. Il ess-
tsiHs no nstsTisl tn1arious % the skis. Patrss-
I'D BY Actresses ard Opera Singers. IL 10 whst
VERY iaay should have. 5sid srsryshsrs.
Prsp4rei - y 3. Hsgzn, Trey, y. !.
Addrrss al orders =
DENAs s. BARNES q CO.. Eew Yofk-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

CAPTURE OF Cart BESxnrr.-we learn
from passengers by the Tarascon that
the notorious horss.thief and assassin,
Bennett, was captured by Capt Fink, of
the Kentucky State Guard, on Tuesday
night, on Green r YER, between Ashbys.
bu e ard CIriss,ils.
We hope the s'atem,nt will prove true,
and that Gen. Burbridga will mets out
to him the full demerit Of his srimeA
His career Of blood, crime, aud rapins
has been far too long
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

A MisrAKE--There was no truth in
the report circulated in the city on Tues
day that q gunboatmAn vas killed ~
Henderson. The Fsirplay has not baen
there for week A few guerrillas we're
in the town.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
HOmr INTERESTS.

70 ParslcfAss-li yoa ~isb to purchase par
rugs, Med icines, and Chemicals al small a.
-ues Oh Eastern prizes, 90 aad sxsEiae KILL
WARTS stock, Elisre you NiIl find svsry arti-
that il NEEDED By the profession, and price
aieh cannot fail to give satisfaction. Their
t,rs IL 1t No - M4ia STREET. mzy4d&wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

Bar We had the pleasure of meeting
Col. Barter, CT the One Hundred Twen-
tieth Indiana, in the city last night he
had been at the Chicago Convention, bu.
left il in disgust
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
Sc. Louis MARKET.

~ L-sufs, ArRast 81.
corr N--s~esipts, 81 Sal .; - ssiss.
HtNP d q an loser
FLuUg.--Hssv sBd uaeha -g-d
WHAT --DuI igbt1y loser.
G kN.--xar3- lesser.
OATS --Ds lsn-d f6a3c
CUT MATS I'll ~ ) dee IS
TuHACGo.-Aetise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
Notice 10 Passengers,

orTIcs EvASsvILtr L oRAwtoRs VIII r. +. Co.
kyASsyfLLE lad, August ., lisa.
A general advance in passenger fares
has been made BY Western Railroad
Lines, to take sEee, on Thursday, Sept,
LIST The price Of tickets from Evans
vile to principal points on this aud coz
] Meeting lines viii h a. inllnu. III,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

E,Roa THE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING IL IA
A. @ bssI . On the 10th dsy q JHne, Issf.
u her hind l~Ess white streak 10 baT for~hs q.
and d tIs ore q hsr fore FEET. aid very ts~gs
sf her sgs-has tie app arsues q three y.at Old
Az a. formation concerning D. Colt Or her de-
zarasd
- din JOINS T0pfIL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

NASHVILLE, Aug. 3I-The attacking
force al Lebanon numbered 1000 men.
Gen Milliken Vas held several hours,
hut released He was at Gallatin last
night
A,z cunts are cot citing regarding the
numb~r Of Wheeier's force The high
est estimate Is 6.000. Wheelers main
body is IN the vicinity Of D-eherd and
TuIlahoma, threatening the railroad and
bridges at Elk and Duck rivers He has
undoubtedly divided bis force wi.h the
ultimate view Of crossing into Middle
Tennessee.
Lest night 200 of WheeIer's men drove
in Vaneieve's scouts At Woodbury. L
rebel force was also seven miles east Of
Duck river bridge
The rebel iorca a. Woodbury. vas 10
der DeLrsll, whose hrigsde occupied
McMinBEille on the evening Of the % b.
A telegram IRON the eomms udiag O.
6cer at Duck river reports that at
O. clock last night 2 $50 rebels we're adj
vsneing upon the bridge By the Man
chester & War Trace Railroad
A telegram from the Fsl aboma says:
600 Of WheeIer's cavalry came into
Jasper at l P VI. yesterday.
At uosu to-day the wires were down
! between smyrna and Deehsrd No re-
I 'pufts since
No trains south to-day.
Z River four and half feet and rising.
~
BALTIMORE Aug. 30-The AmericaH
has she following:
! HE.DoCAETsRs. MIDDLE DEPARTMENT
Aug 51-Ihe position Of our army since
my letter remains unchanged
There was a very spirued cavalry Hgh
yesterday a. Sniih6eld Our Ioss IN Ii:
whole affair, including killed and wound
cd, will not exceed 100 while that o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
MAErIs MYEHs, Sec ,.

eAS- Hiram Nelson continues the ssle
OF Dry Goods and Notions at No.
Water street, to-day, at 9 o'clock. He
will close out the entire stock to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

the enemy mus: have been greater as
We had the advantage OF position
A reeonnois nee developed the fac
thai the enemy still have heavy farc'
N our front, and il is believed they are
concentrating at Bunker Hill Cloud
q dust we're seen yesterday rising from
the road between Bunker Hill and Win
shes'er' supposed to be caused by IN.
enenys wagon train going mp the Val
~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
WILLIAM REAVIs,
ltterney at Law and q. s. Claim
AGENT

authorized ~ tbs Government 70 procure Pen
ions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bsaa's Lane
Hains for aoEsEs and other PRsPEarT destrofe
shiIs Ia 4 service 81 the Government. and a..
isins. Of whaisvsF kind nature against tss
fnitsd States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
81 as amendment to the Bounty Law, passed Al
he last session Of Congress, All soldiers O.
Their persons who haze beea o. sssH szssJs~r Be-
sischsrged wifhis two years from the date Of fhsT
ailstmsuts bs reason Of wounds rsesivsd In battle
hall rersiTe The Same BouAty as though thsJ
srved two year"
Once s61x MAJ street, ovsr Ksllsr's Gun stors
opposite this Cours House, Evansvlils. IEdiaza.
CorrsspoBdeF'' nus, sneio.e stanps.
"a Good fsssrsnoes given II rssuired- nhSs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
PASTJRAGE

4 wvvD rAstuRE FOB Is on % BEAD OF
rseStAaziy - this s6Aes sSzes-Y~S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
INSUR zNCE.
JOHN TENNIS
Real Estate and Government Claim
G. ~ NJ @ x.

OUYS, SELF, .s4 r-zfs CRY Property and Farm
ID a1s Rnys e. ss@x&zo8 al elsss-s 81 Clsia1s
arainsE the Csland st~sss- 0121A--IhEd 6ruS4
rear Mia with p. EAkws Atsfy.
aax&4an.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
MEDICAL.


ferseus Of sstuntAry hshlts tran ala v-isA
weakness lassitnde, pAipitAtisn Of the hsar,. l.sk
81 appstite' distress alter eating, torpid liver.
constipation, deserve 70 safer, II ihsy viii net
IT, tb. ,.t.t..t.a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

Case, Aag 3l.--Otlirl.d returns 81
the Provost Msf-hzis ,lice shoS thu
this (the 1910 DISTRICT hss q surplus oi
upwseas 81 4 9uO over ail calls Some
PEE inet-. however. are behind. where
I've DRAFT sill be made, unisss the qso's
- filed Alexander County, Of which
Cairo Is the eoasis -ssst. - over 200
ahesd ot all CALI and Cairo itsslf has 3
surplus oil neatly 100 Strenuous efforts
arr being made TO tll quotas Of dsiia.
qy'n' prsciucts, 30 as 10 avoid the draft
lhrougi Out the District
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

s0y- 1t was great mistake some Of
our citizens fell into yesterday to sup
pose that the firing of cannon was
caused BY sens Federal victory aohiev-
ed. The party that did the firing yes
terday don't Ere on occasions Of that
kind. As Colsriek said at indianapolis,
they feel no JOY at Federal victories, and
no regret at Federal defeats They
had no powder to burn over the fall OF
Vieksburg or New Orleans or Fort Don
elson. They were only firing because
Mcclellan was nominated. But both
cannon and Mcclellan failed to draw g
crowd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

ADAM JOHNSON DEAD-ws are in
formed that word was brought 10 0weas.'
boro Yesterday, by = man dirsc, from
Hopkinsville, that Adam johnson, who
was so fearfully wounded . short tina
ago near that place, died from his wound
on Monday evening.
II this be true, it is = fearful, though
Just re,ribution for enormous crimes
Some Of Adams friends in this city
aud across the river have been comfort
ing themselves with the report that
Adam WAS only slightly wounded and
had fully recovered, and gone South
with some 500 or 900 recruits tha. he haG
raised within few days
The proof that he is stone blind il no
dead is iucontroVertibls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
J. ]. CnAnpLEn, Pre.idsnt

GUEEELLA PErsoEERs ID. Allen,
Of Company A, Kentucky State Guard,
with two comrades brough. three gusr-
rilla prisoners to this city yesterday, By
the Tarascon, from Greensboro.
The names Of the prisoners are ]. A.
Barrett, Chas Hall, and Jake Baker
Barrett snd Baker were captured on
Panther Creek, and Hall on Green
River They we're turned over 10 the
military authorities in this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

For TIE FRoxr-Quite q number Of
soldiers we're forwarded from the hos
pitfalls in this city to the front yesterday,
by the Tsrsscon. Among the number
was a Young husband, whose beautiful
wife accompanied him to the boat, and
fingered With him uRtil the lat bell
capped, betraying by her tender affection
how pure and holy was the love she bore
him, and at the same time, by her cheer
fnl look and words, mAnifesting that be.
roic patriotism for which the loyal ladies
Of the North are distinguished.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

MovINs BACK. -Messrs Schspksr l.
Bussing are engaged in moving their
immense stock of goods to their new
and mammoth store rooms, on Main
street, between First aud Second streets
EVANSVILLE RIFLES-The Rides win
assemble at the Court House this morn
ing. promptly, at 7 o'clock, to join with
others in giving a welcome home to
those who have been in the 100 days
service
By order Of Cart I. HAS
a. r. RuUSr. o. s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3l.-River fallen 5
inches. Weather clear. Ther. T0o B
29. IL ssSs :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

waieh ara nov rsoonnsuded BY the highest lssdi-
ca anihoFitiss' aud warranted 70 produce a. -
"ssaais beneficial sasrs. They arr sxoeeaingiy
agreeable erfsc ly pare, and lnast superas.d al
other 'onios whore healthy, EeAtis 81 uisnt 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-25
PUBLISHED (DAILy) By
EDGAR SNOW DEN JR.
;)FFICE-No. lO4 king street. eyer,
szone,g. formerly Ereuch's) Book Store.
YaE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.


conta;nsa a dispatch, dated Galneys Station,
Nav ., Which says that the advance Of the
Federal army, IN ler Hancock, arrived at
Milford on she day previous. encounterea
Confederate force, SAL! 70 |.e Thirteen thous
an} strong" drove them through the town,
and f,!Iowea ia pursuit" The Federal loss,
ads The dispatch, is not known. On Satur-
day last. according Co the same dispatch,
conte era,e force made an attack on the Head
quarters train, near Guioey's Station, but
the 9Th Virginia, the attacking party, it IS
said, was driven across the bridge. 's'he Fed
eral loss was ''one killed AM two or three
wounded" A postscript 10 the dispatch,
quoted from, dated At ten 0 clock 7. Il. Of the
a.! says: Gen. Hancock is seven miles south
Of Bowling Green, and occupies the bridge
across the nlattapooy Our cavalry had 3
good deal of fighting, but drove the enemy all
the time OR position is now deemed lmpor-
tant, and Richmond is in greater danger than
ever
R. r. Mcbride, the special correspondent
of the Was hiugton Chronicle, sends the fol
lowing to Il at paper, dated at Fredericksburg
yesterday: '.Ihree gunhoats belonging to the
l,t division Potomac foiilla, arrive,l this even
Ing. They explored he river from its mouth
to this point Several @torpeloes were fshed
from the river, and few azplodea Without
indiati7g d,mage to the vessels. Upon arrl
vns at Jackson creek a small force Tas land.
ed. Captain Maxwell, who short time ago
captured the Titan, with Acting Master Burley
and few men, we're busily engaged ia man
utacturng torpedoes ana locating them IN the
river The party Were surprised. Captain
Maxwell Killed, anl Burley captured.
"GuerrilIas continue their depredations. Late
thi, evening few wagons belonging to Burn
side 5 train we're captured on their way TO the
front Everything was peaceful there day
"Our piokets confront the rebel sentlnels and
frequently converse with them. Mutual agree
meuts are made not to kill each other while
there on such duty.
ITO morrow a number OF am ,u|ances, unler
the protecting folds Of the white Tag, Will pro-
eeed TO Charlottesville and gather up the
balance Of our wounded left ia the Wilderness
It is understood large numbers can be found
all through the country in which was fought
that dreadiul battle.
The same correspondent writing from Gus-
neys Station on the 2lst, states that the ~
corps Of the Fe lera army, by rapll flank
mor.h ronl od Tp,ol;nr Grnen IN Saturday.
About dark, Friday evening, the column
started from its entrenohments, and moved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-25

along tie cid telegraph road, past this station,
to Bowling Green Warren followed Hich the
51|l corps.
''Our extreme n ght IS now resting near the
spot which two days ago held Our centre-the
Anderson House Burnside is here, ana
Wright, with the 6:h corps, j'ins him OF the
left. Cunnonading can be heard from that
locality, and the report is that the 9Th, and 6
portion Of the 6th corps. are engaged. H21-
cock is on the extreme left and Warren IN the
centre.
''1hese swinging movements Of he Federal
corps cause the Coufodecates to glide after
them in the same direction. People here say
the Copfederates have al Lett for Hanover
Junction.
The cavalry corrs train moved from Fra-l
ericks',urg early in the snocni"g. 9uerrilas
a!,oundetl. Many Of the Confe>ler:stes captnr
tureti al,ns the rnaE belong tn I'll. 9.h
Virginia cavalry. These men are natives Of
this section Of eourtvy, and always dismnunted
in eyigencies like the present, TO act SIS guerrl
u ! and Earass he advance.
The Correspondent or the New York Times
from, Gl,inney's Sla'ion, that the Army OF
The Potomac is again on the narc|, towards
Richmond. Daring the night, Hancock
CORDS. which had Eaeltl the iefr nf our ines IL
front Of SpottsyEvania Court House, took nu
its march, moving 0n the roai parallel with
fhe Nv river. Early this morning It reached
G,,i,:ev's Station, on the Fredericksburg and
Richmond railroad. twelve mlles due south Of
Frederick burg. Thence it pushed onward;
following the railroad, and tonight nnds tAe
head Of Hanoovk's column at Bowling Green,
e;ohteen miles south OF Fredericksburg The
other corps lave been to day following the
same general line You vii! ohserye from
these indical ions that the commanding general
has eff1cted q turning moyeulent On me rlSot
flank of Lee, who j, now hastily talilny pack 10
take m fresh defeuslve po>1t1on. It = ez
nected that the next stand viii be on the Scofh
Anna river. although he may endeavor 80 hl5
- while moving by the flank, just Us he did
zrbon on17ankeI ia his lines On the l}apdan.
Heavy firing, 10 fact, IS this moment heard
across the Nv, where one of our columns i
rnoyine 4 mile south by west q Nn'ney
Station is the point Of confluence OF the 70 and
Nv rivers. and at this point the stream IS cross
ei lv Gnineys bridge, which IS Ii cur posses
sion The river south Of the junction q the
p, and the Nv is cal ed ly the inhabitants OF
the country she AIa:taponv," although the
Mat and "a, its other two afi rents, do not en-.
Ter il till We reach point dozeo nlles south
Of this ., :.
" oar army is now al gone from the front It
has held before Spottsylvania court House f"r
the past two weeks. and the lines Of opottsyVa
MIA pass INTO history. A
:Yon will notice by the map that our present
front, while it puts Us IN very advantageous
position in regard 10 the enemy. at 'ile same
lime nerfa,tlv covers our COMMUNICATIONS
sse h;cb are Lv vav OF Fredericksburg and Aqnia
Cra.k rhe railroad will soon Dc Open from
A,nia Greek to Fredericksburg. ana will dou"t
iass he nnt IN order south OF that point as We
o " rh,ra .ro .lso several available