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The Troops NOTlng-The quebec and
Montreal Companies 10 Leave This
Dispatch % the Montreal Globe.

Dispatch % the Montreal Globe.
CVssEe, Dec. 70
The thirty companies Of volunteers
to be called out will, be dispatched to
the frontier as soon as they can be got
ready Two companies from Quebec
and two from Montreal. under com
nand of Col Smith, of Montreal, will
be ready to move in couple of Gays.
and viii be dispatched to Windsor and
Ssrnia. The headquarters Of Colonel
Smith will be at Windsor, and the ball
snee of the companies required to make
up his battalion will be placed undt r
his command as they ara called oui
Col DuFie's headquarters will be a.
Niagara, where he will take q couple OF
companies of his own battalion, and the
remaining companies will be drawn
from other points Colonel Taylor, Of
London, will be stationed at Laprairie.
The several companies under his com
mand will likewise be drawn from diff
ferent points IN the Province The whole
force, when called out, viii number
about two thousand men. Offers y
volunteer companies, for frontier duty
continue to pour in from ali parts OF
the Province. At the Militia Depart
ment all is hustle and activity in fur
thering preparations. The several com
panies will be distributed at such points
as circumstances may require. The
term Of service viii probably be until
next May. The Quebec snd Montreal
companies will PROBABLY leave by Thurs
day, and reach the western frontier this
week.
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NASHVILLE. Dec. %. 1850.

Editor Nashville Unisn
Inasmuch as Major General William T.
shermsa has captured Savannah, Ca, and
Major General George II. Thomas has given
the rebel General Hood terrible thrashing,
would suggest through the columns Of
your able paper that Union meeting be
held at the Capitol, in the Representative
Hall, on next Saturday night for the pur
pose Of making arrangements for grand
UniOn mass meeting in this city, 70 take
place at very early day,
One who is for the Government Of the
United States without an IL
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gentleman, just from Louisville, in
forrns US that the Last heard Of the rader
Lyon, he was at Burksviile on the Cumber-
land River. Strange, how rapidly rebels
travel and how slowly they are pursued
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scFSE-Dey before Christmas
IIArry-''I wish ] were yOa, Aunt"
Aunt-"why ?"
Harry" Bse&use | should have such a
jolly chap for nephew Wouldn't give
him lot O'thiDgs christmasF'
sharp boy that Harry. But Aunty was a
sharpsr. lie didn't get i4a. " lot o'things."
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Ali persons afflicted with priYatsdissases
would DO well 70 call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderick street, mp stairs.
Dr.. J. may be found in bis ofkee ct all
hours uoY13
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

THnATnk--Aiss Olive Logan made her
arst appearance in tais city lasi night, and
notwithstanding she eoldness q the wealth
er, was welcomed BY large and brilliant
sadience. This much was cue 10 her as a
lazy Of great private Worth, eoming
amongst a. stranger, settizg before Us The
first oaerings 81 her GENTS and perhaps
few were disposed 10 be ss6osly ''critieal =
nefertksiesa. ail might have assumed the
1850 s.llla sndKs. laustere and unmercifai,
aHd fliil have been satisssd. more than
saiisasl. witk her portrsiiure of ihs senus
juliet. which was indeed the work Of true
artist II fea'ure sBd form, sae suits the
characier. and never was voice sweeter or
tsltsr attuned 70 the tender notes % love,
sa5st foeehing in accsnss Of roe, er more
s,irrsag n ths iofsies passages With which
tie poem ebounds. Tonight, we are
plsaaed 10 announce, she appears IS Juiis.
IN gbe ever-frcsh ana snchanting comedy
% The Huzchback.' Mr- Foster susiaias
her a. Master waiter. and pretty Julia
Nelson personatcs Helen. Iiss Logon al
DO sppasrs IN The aflerpi>cs Of the 'Ro0gh
Diamand,' a. Nsrgsry. This isan entertain
snent the ike Of which the public is seldom
fnvites 70.
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CLoAKs, CLoAKs, CLoAKs-A large and
splendid assortment Of Ladies' clo6ks
just received, all styles and varieties,
new selling at New York prices. La
dies are invited to call and examine
the stock at the store of r. G Page,
No. 81 College street
Deel5-lm. II. C.. jackson. & Co
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John K. Hume 4 c.. will sell at suction
tomorrow the household and kitchen fur
niture. bedding, &c, Of the late Mrs. For
rest, at the residence, summer street, oppo-
site South Union street.
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The Richmond Wing speaks Of General
Thomas as " renegade Yirginian." 4
seautifui phrase from the pen Of an migrate
aud traitor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

Ex-senator Toombs, of Georgia. IS
serving on the staff Of Gen. Gustayus
w. Smith, ex Street Commissioner Of
New York. He is now . person Of no
consequence.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

The annual renting 81 the stalls at the
Market House will take place next Monday.
We believe We viii take the whole concern,
Il We can be assured Of protection against
military occupation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

A mail came in from Chattanooga last
eyenisg By railroad. The road viii be
ready to-day Tor Use al the way through
from this place 70 Chattanooga.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

Il was expected that the damages done
10 the Louisville ard Nashville railroad
would be repaired BY LAST evening and
trains commence running on time to-day.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

DIARIES ron lS65-A splendid assert
ment Of Diaries Cor 1865 for salest lew
prices, varying in price from SOC to
$500, by AZ. Murray q Co, Army News
Agents, Nashville and Chattanooga R.
r Depot dec q iR
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For the latest styles, the neaaestan pref
test dry goods, notions &C., 60 to VI Free
man 3 Cos, % Public square, corner Of
Deaderick street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

Choice table butter and fresh eggs, care
feIly selected for family use, at c. II. Abbes,
g Cedar street, between Cherry and Sum
asr. [Dec5e-Iws
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Examine those beautiful Plsids and
French and English Msrinos At W. Free
man 4 Col, % Public Square, corner Of
Deaderick street
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Shaker flannel shirts and drSwers at
R. H. ThompsOns, Is Cherry, near
Union street
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EEw THKAERE.-BKSEFrr o. Miss EnNk
wEsa.--The beautiful aud accomplished
Miu Emma Webb takes benefit atthe
New Theatre to-piga.. The deeply eater
tanning drama entitled "The Tiekes Of
Leave Man" constitutes the bill. Miss
Emma appears al Robert Briefly. and Eiss
Ada IS the fast boy, Sam WilloughbJ. The
rsmAinderOf the east is judieiOus. This is
a srst rate bin and the occasion Is one
that calls upon sll lovers Of the diana to
show their regard for genuine merit. The
play is one Of much more than srdinsry
at.rsctiveness. In the eastern cities, it
always bss long run, and draws crowded
houses invariably. Il has been Kept upon
the stage IN New York as many as thirty
consecutive nights.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

AxSs, AxKs-3O0 Dozen, best brands,
for sale by @. w. Fall & Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public Square. nov27tf
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Nails, NAILs--400 Kegs for sale by 9
W. Fall & Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square. noY27tf
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choice los Of Be- blankets 81 ". Free
man 1 Cos, p Tublie Square.
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The Rebel confeasrsey-"wherswitbal
shall il be sailed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

For good buggy blanket call on "
Freeman 4 Co, Public Square, corner Dead
erick street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

BUoGT Foa SALE.-The subscriber has for
sale, one new buggy, with poll and shafts;
also set Of new, double harness.
Apply al my Office In the Capitol, for fur
Their information. JSo. G. CRAxE,
Dec. 18th e Col. and Insp'r Ord.
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No one r0mplsissd yesterday Of the sui
srinsss Of the weather.
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Heavy ribbed woolen shirts and draw
en at R Il. Thompson's, % Cherry
near Union street
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SEAFss, SKArEA-500 pair, assorted, for
sale by @. W. Fall d Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Pablic Square. nov27tf
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c0TLEar, CgTlrkr-A me sort
msnt for sale By @. W. Fall 4 Co,
Hardware Dealers, 81 Public Square
no127tf
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II you want 8 good Cigar, call on
Gutenberg, No 30 Union greet
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saltsville has gone uP--stoneman and
Burbridge have beenthere.
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Go TO r H. Thompson's, % Cherry
street, for your white and brown linen
shirts-warrsnted 10 ct.
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SOLDIER

daaef b. ~ ehaAzf u cfu1ala kszt1srl change q.
Eater ADD alet, and StCuid nsEaF - allh6ut t.oI
~ rs 5pssIf1 ~ rlaHr pookets. lIerrhlsa ugsen.
iery a1c faSIt - clIsd b : b from fNetsa &
baL C1roElc laarrnana and Acule DyaentsTg Art
erred 10 throe dEgs, A. thoosznds ~ carHfenief
i1et ~ 1s7e rsceiFea fforn soldiers 81 81 rEakf
si.seaeraed s.,qr a1Aay months' alnseE. - iaeres
ha vi iee1ig.
Jns Doz ss.l ss,laly 4nE ose. TryA az vsl1E
Z anndnlt unos ~ Gc1s
Fore j eas1Ells ~ EoEEE8 4 SiaflI Eiss
sglhA5 h-hsfELA o. 1oAH p. fAs4
os111n1, AEnr3z.
86zel alafaa ~ ~ 3. s.lissI. FInerr -. Ia.
fsIee a, te4t ~ Nlzs - stl4Fl s. pfse.
aEe t~4a
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SAWS SAws--700 Saws, Of all kinds
for sale by g. W. Fall a Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public Square. noE2Ttf
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CtOREs ALL IERTTATqoN o. ETCKAcH Az
- B0aels Is cure. ehere FL aftsr u.elielns
AL II = sCre, salo a1d cefial1 care ffsen ~ b
n1lure, 40 neger fiis b esct ctra II tiie con.
dieesses- i Is perely Fegst1ise 60 r1laerais -
rsr MO - cculpoeto Ne fnosf 4eIals nay 1s
tas spfcifc uithoat aaar. i may e afsar ~ T..
i1f.nf sfih elsty lteiEsFs leaves M acEsls "a I,
eealIny md naturai cCs1stcu; nefas cdnatiratss
nui aaaals naturs n restoring leRs syseszn 70 IL
nqEEnai soad.toa.
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TING UNION has the lnrocst
elrcuAa1ton Of any ~ evvepaf,tsr Ia
= 'e,aneeeee---ita City and Army
efrcufatfon rnaxe than double arlv
other paper.
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FRIDAY. JEcEMBER 80, 1864
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Decl5-lm. II c. Jackson, & Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25

A PLUCKY STATE.-We have notion that
young Iowa is about the pluckiest State on this
continent-Or any other, for that matter. They
ego the whole hog" out there, having no sort Of
mercy on Rebels, guerias, or CopPerhesds. Not
long ago, there were rumOrs of bushwhacking
invasion from Missouri. Forthwith, AdiuRnt-
General Nat. Baker organized the Home Guards,
ahd ordered that no prisoners should be taken in
case the invasion were made. He ordered, more
over, any State officer who should take any
gueIrillas prisoners TO be dishonorsbly dismissed
che service. The bushwhackcrs stayed out of
Iowa.
1t seems the militia of the State is now being
organized under an act of the last Legislature.
In some localities, the Cops are trying 70 get con-
troll of the organizations Whereupon the Gov
ernor telegraphs as follows -
DEs MOINEs, August i6.-General n. II. Baker:-I de
sire the policy by which shall be governed In organizing
the militia 10 be well Understood. determined at all
hazards, that there shall be Paw-paw arrAn
Iowa. To this end be careful aud those only
who known be strictly loyal Issue no 20 com
panes until satisfied by positive proof that they
ganized In good faith by good men, w. M. STONE,
II is plain the Iowa officials, at any rate have
no respect for rose-water policies and the people
are at least up with the officials in this respect.
We are assured of being entirely safe in predict
ing majority Of 10000 for Mr.. Lincoln.
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ARMY OF POTOMAC.
Our Losses Since Thursday Last.
DESTRUCTION OF TIE WELDON ROAD.
Advance of Warren's Corps.

HEADQUARTERS ARHY or TnE PoroMNc,
August %, ls64.-No engagement has taken
place since Sunday, as the enemy has fallen back
to their lines two miles from Petersburg, where
they are seen busy erecting strong works similar
to those we first encountered on our arrival here.
They are laboring night and day, with large
number of men, as though they were afraid Of
an attack before they get the works completed.
Their main line runs near and west Of the lead
works, to the South Side road, which is said to
be strongly defended. Their pickle; line extends
nearly mile south OF their works, with yidettes
thrown out near the Davis House.
The Richmond papers acknowledge a heavy
loss in officers and men on Sunday morning, but
claim that they have taken three thousand pri-
soners.
Our losses in the 5th Corps foots up az follows ::
Killed. Otticers, Il; men. 1872. Wounded
Officer, "a; men, ISi. Missng.-Ofd;ers, 80;
men, 1858.
In the 9th Corps, the casul llties are about 800
which will make total loss OF 1855 in these com
mands since Thursday last.
No doubt many reported missing will yet turn
up, as some OF our men have a bad habit after a
little reverse of retreating 10 she rear.
OF this loss General Crawfords Division sus-
| tains the greatest proportion, ne having lOsi
about two thousand, mostly prisoners. C)lonel
Tilden, who was missing atCer the fight OF
Friday, is safe.
He was captured, aud with Others taken 10
Petersburg, but during the excitement of loading
them on the cars, he mlnlged to ellde the vlgi-
lance Of the guard and ran into some bd'hes
where he lay concealed till chance gave him an
opportunity to get away. lie came into our
lines on Monday.
August A.-Genera Warren advanced his line
over mile along the railroad towards Peters
burg yesterday, the Rebel pickeIs falling blck
! before his skirmishers.
The LIST Division of the 2l Corps we're engaged
yesterday all day in tearing up and burning the
railroad as far AZ Ream,' Station and beyond,
for distance of about three miles, while that
portion over which the j;h advanced was also
completely destroyed.
All is quiet on the lines th, morning, except
the usual picket firing.
Nine deserteTs came in last night, and also a
number of contrabands. Most of the former
express themselves ready to take the oath Of
allegiance.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

OFFICE or TnE EVENING TELssRAPH,l
Thursday, August -. (
There is a better feeling in the Stock Market
this morning, and prices of II ilroad shares are
rather better. Coal Oil stocks are excited, and
prices have an upward tendency. In Govern
ment bonds there is less doing, and 5-2)s are
rather lower, with sales at III. 1905 sold at
llOa and lO-lOs at 1884, We quote 6s OF 1881
at l09Gl091.
Railroad shares are frmer. Reading sold at
67@674 which is an advance; Pennsylvania
Railroad, IS; Catawissa Preferred at IL; Nine
hill, 624 and North Pennsylvania Railroad
Bonds at lG3 % was bid for Catawissa common
35 for Philadelphia and Erie; 34A for North Penn
sylvaniA; and 30 for Beaver Meadow.
Coal Oil shares are in active demand, and the
sales to-day are very large, reaching 2l,OOO
shares at 81 for Rock Oil; 64Gl6s for Perry; l3s
for DensmOre; 81 for McIlhenny 81 for Egbert !
III for Dalzell; and 6s for Oil Creek. Market
very firm and prices looking up.
Bank stocks are firm, but there is very little
doing. l62 was bid for North America; 1874 for
Philadelphia; 6la for Farmers and Mechanics !;
So for Commercial; 2s1 for Mechauics'; 3s for
Penn Township; so for Western; and 27A for
Manufacturer and Mechanics.
There is no material change to notice in City
Passenger Railways. Second and Third sold at
p, and Spruce and Pine at 40. "a was bid for
Green and Coates, and "a for Arch.
The Money Market continues easy; capital is
plenty on call at per cent. per annum. Best
paper is selling at Cos per cent.
In Gold there is very little doing, and the mar
ket is duh, opening at 2jis, advanced and sold
at 25ia at II o'clock, 2ji4 at II, and 25j az l21.
AZ .nf. Vhg ,l,...
says the subscriptions to the new 7-3O loan,
reported at the Treasury Department yesterday,
amount to SGO6, 900, and those 10 the 1910 loan,
$4,000.
The official recapituatiOn OF the public debt
up 70 Tuesday, shows IL to be 81 j9,27f,000 or
50, ,56l, 600 more than the previous weeks state
ment. The unpaid requisitions are nearly
| Sls,OOO,OOO.
The debt bearing no interest has been decreased
So, ,632, 900, while the debt bearing interest in
| lawful money, has been increased Sl7,OO0,0OO,
and the debt bearing interest in coin has increased
| S2,OOOOOO.
"A meeting of officials connected with the
! Philadelphia and Erie and Oil Creek Railroads
! was held in Erie few days since, TO adopl
means for the immediate extension Of the oil
| Greek road, four miles further down the creek
| below the ShafIer farm. Committee was ap
pointed to obtain the right of way, and such
other arrangements entered into as will securt
the Immediate prosecution Of the work Tht
Erie Despatch persists in its statement that thu
| Oil Creek Railroad will soon be changed 10 4
narrow guage.
Quotations Of Gold at the Philadelphia GOlC
Exchange, No "a S. Third street, second story =
94 A. M...... .254t u M....,..."...,254
IL A. M..........254g 7. M,,''''.''''254
Market steady.
Quotations of the principal Coal and Coal OF
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FORESTS DASH INTO
MEMPHIS.
The Rebels Kill Wounded Soldiers,
DEFEAT AND PURSUIT OF THE
ENEMY.

CAIRO, August 2i.-The Mem phs Bulletin
say that the Rebel force that entered Memphis
on Sunday morning consisted of nine regiments
of cavalry and four guns, under Forrest in
person. Only half the command entered the
city, the remainder stopping outside to prevent
their retreat from being cut off.
They captured 2jO prisoners, mostly one hun
dred days men, many of whom escaped, and
others were recaptured. The Rebels fired on
the patients in the hospitals, and shot several
sick soldiers, and captured others, who, being
unable to keep up with the cavalry were killed
But for the prompt action of the 6th Iowa, the
prisoners in the Irving Prison might have been
released aud the Bulletin office sacked. The
Rebels suddenly left the city about O'Clock,
followed by considerable force Of our troops,
and fight occurred near Lanes landing, last
ing two hours, in which the Rebels were severely
punished and driven Off 1t was here that Colonels
Star and Hendricks were wounded.
In coming through Lanes landing, the Rebels
captured two guns portion of the 7th Wiscon-
sin Battery, and number of the one hundred
days men, but they were obliged TO abandon the
guns in their retreat. After the retreat, Forrest
sent in flag of truce asking an exchange OF
prisoners, which was denied.
Lieutenant Harrington, of the Sd United States
Artillery, was killed in the Gayoso House. Major
LOusing, of the 9th Colored Artillery, and Lieu
tenant Kinsey, member Of General Wash
burne's staff, were captured.
When last heard from, at O'Clock on Monday
morning, the Rebels were eight miles beyond
Nonneaugh Peak, in full retreat, Colonel Wins
lows cavalry pursuing them.
The Sd Illinois Cavalry passed through Cairo
to-day, en- route for Springfield, to be mustered
out Forty Of It's number were captured a
Memphis on Sunday, among them Major oCon
ner and Lieutenant Colonel Duncan.
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TIE INTERNAL REvRNuE TAX IsPosED on
THE GAINS on INSURANCE CoHPhNIrs.-rho
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has made the
following decision =
"Ihe taxable gains of an insurance company
10 be considered in making return of diyid snd
and surplus profit, and inserted AS met gains
in the space allotted upon blank form No. 65, are
the gross amount OF receipts less the actual eX-
penses and losses settled since prior dividend or
addition made 70 surplus fund, without regard
to what are sometimes termed earned premiums
When any portion Of the premium is retained
because the policy bas not been used in full, or
because,as in the case of mutual insurance COM
Pany, the amount Of premium paid in proves TO be
in excess of the amount required 10 effect the n-
surances; the amount of premium so returned is
not to be considered dividend of profit within
the meaning Of the act.
Gall returns must be made before the local
Assessor of Internal Revenue or one Of his assist
ants, and must in all respects conform to the
foregoing"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25
Rebel Account OF the Rattle on the
weldon Railroad.

From he Richmond Examiner, dUgUa22.
PETBRsBURG, August2O, II lA.M.-Leutenant-
General A, z. Hill commanded our forces in the
fight yesterday evening. General Warren was
strengthened by the 9th Corps The enemy we're
driven about three-quarters of mile in front,
and back about two miles on the flank. Twenty
two hundred prisoners, including nine commits
stoned officers were captured. Night ended the
fight, which was a very considerable affair The
fight has not been resumed thus far to. day. TIE
enemy SiR hold possession of the Weldon Railroad.
Our losses are not heavy. General Clngman wa
wounded. Major lawson, of the 59th Virginia,
was killed. The enemys loss In killed and
wounded was unascertained. The Yankee Gene
raj Crawford is reported by the prisoners as
between midnight aud day between the lines in
front Of this city. No casualties are reported.