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70 THE oLERKs OF TIE CoUNTY CoUaTs.

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THE Yankee Raiders, who passed. through
Charlotte Court House, Va about the ssh Of jane tcoE
following Cotton Coup1n bonda Wis: Nos
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dehyedng sscuring that get bin, n; ad.
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00O kEWARD.--The following named
pOO members OF the Gath Regiment Virginia CAV Try
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0OOU Runaway, from the subscriber. Liberty, Bed
ford county 22d Of April two negroes jim and
no re yecenty John Tasferro, OF Cu-
pepper county, they doubt making their way s
10 some Is Year, od DARK complexion iee or nehe, S
has been In the AMY will himself OF a. ths ser
sant Of an ocer Had with him cavalry boots soldiers cap
faced win souch hat overeoa jacket blue so'n
military rock Goat, blankets, &C. "a
Elen ZONE thirty years DID, bright complexion, stout ana
FOOD oour had with sh5 e PLAID bnsey blass
ped IN urnng calico, black hood blankets, &C. LeayiDgs
chId where from; induce her to stop 70 see
The above reward viii paid In the Currency, dsv
fsd Is VIM jones' At Richmond, or TO myself Ct LID
srty or secured 90 get them; or saoe for either one
V' JOSEPH p. WINSTON,
q mvb-savlv ~ IL Liberty, Bedford uncoty, Va
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NOTICE no FARmRRs.

WE respectfully solicit Consignments Of
w Aour, wheat sooa batter and pledge best
attention. selling eli articles o.Sgned 20 Prompt retu
va - made. IA 1855 WILLIAM5, ELLIOTT . co.,
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A FALSE CHARG1,

Ws,.orst to karn that Cap. G. DsJsrosts. Of
N. sigpSl Corps, son of John HAnPdsn DsJlrnssts,
go Of Caroline, who vas captured short time ago IN
James River, now confined at Fortress Monroe VPOo
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,fEoIAL 0RDERs, /

No. 81
Xxx BhgdIer General john H. wnder hereby directed 70
rake Immediate enquiry and report without delay:
ls name, rank, regiment and Of all Commissioners
oncers and enghf dine each has been In the ely.
"a each oase Hn require copy of the leave By wh
the ocer from bis proper command staoned
city copy Of The order BY vehhe vas Pot upon duty
XXXi appears that officer mot nghtf1ly In
chmcnd be win be sent forthwith 70 bis proper commsnd ano
e reported 70 this once for further action OF shs Dspsr
=" = ~ command Of the Secretary Of War. v 20
n. (Sgne0 40 rose JOHN wITaxka,
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| NUrICE.-1he subscribers, as AsEErs for
IN the DANvuLE WOODEN COMPANY, eG,r for sale ~
sOrtnent Of superior Wooden cloths The uAdS We ask an e.
Ti~S1 - - : STOKES. wILLIkNsoS 90.
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IN aocordsncs with the orders, al oees arriving In The
ey duty In this city (.ho have mot sresdy done
,l without delay, 81 these headauate
By order Of BngAdisr General Joax II wHDss, Comm
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FacN GEORGIA


The Augusta Chronicle Of Tuesday says that gen
tlsuGn jus. from Atlanta reports that General Johnston
burred the Caattakooebse bridge on Saturday. Oar
baggage wagon, ponsOOu bridges, ~, have PssStd
through Atlanta, aid are between thAs city and
DnEaE
Toe came pager says: We are informed On good an
hority that HOokeis cops crossed the ChAiAhOOchSs
on Saturday, when they inst and driven back BY
Hardee, who captured five hundred prisoners.
Grant NOVING.
We have il fem q source entitled 90 The hlghes.
Orsd, that Grant has already sent two corps Of his
army 70 The relief Of Washington and Baltimore. A
large oua1 tity Of artillery accompanied them.
ulysses IL seems be GIGS to th'uk that the movement
moth Of the Potomac % something more than cattle
raid. He is either waking up or getting sober.
TIE PR1soNEEs A PoINE LOOKOUT
There were We learn, thirteen thousand oOnfdsrAte
n,.onsrs a. Pons L,ckOus in Nryland. IN the latter
mar. Of June. l. he's bsen ramOred thAi portion Of
tbsm have been siaee removed 10 New York OF the
arush Of this, We are not advised,
TALss CHARGE.
We regret TO karn that Cap. Z G. DsJsrost ., Of
,hs sigpSl COrDs, son Of John HAnPden DsJArnstts,
49, a. Caroline ~ ho vas captured short time ago IN
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: y l4lJ iloia.l HrADQRs DEPT or REHRIco,
- s.. 80. Ig irs.a.s RuHrosps Nov. IL 1863 !
fuxaAcRl
sso,AL SsDsEs' ~ :
" In obedencs 70 Instructions A. and L 6eacssh
zoe following order repabhed for the Information Of an
Serned: $1,000, =, .v~..x.
RIomHoHD April Ih, 1893 :.
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TRon MISSISSIPPI.

We attacked Soluma Of the enemy under Smith,
yesterday, on the march from POntOtOe to TupslO caus
ing him TO btrn many wa.Oas. We attacked him In
his position at TupelO this morning. bu. eou'd not fierce
his position. The battle draWa OlS, aud lasted
three hour. s. n. LIE,
Lieutenant Gen FA'
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the charge Of being spy. he has been ADVISED to en-.
BOY counsel ty the F. dsral Commander OF the post
Capt D. brave felOw aud has rsver been engaged
il other thsn legitimate warfare against the inva-
dera Of bis native ate
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General Law Wallace, We learn, has been relieved,
and General Ord placed in command Of the h Yankee
cOrPs which retired, |; win be remembered ia cOniu
SION afser the fight at Monocacg. I'D, 81 = > n, sei3l
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We have to rep1rt that yesterday toe csEsas Of Pc
tersbuTg enjoyed the usual amount Of Smelling. Snap
shooting cling the lines was however no brisksr than
usual Grant, We are informed, has bsen tryog, With
out success through gs Of truce to ascertain WhAtre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-10
Opening Of sassrday's Work-The Rebels
Resrea, During the Night-Gcn. Grant
M..ser Of the Field.

s,scial Dispatch 10 The ~ Y. Tribune.
SATURDAY May :, 1854.
At precisely u o'clock this morning our bat
cries placed in position during the night ON our right
ushered in the daylight with awful anthem Of shot
aud she'll reminding Of the sublime errors Of Got
tysburg This cannonading was continued for half
hour and directed upon the foe occupying our lost
ground Of the night previous but reply could be
yoked. The occasional shot Of our piekets then only
ensued aimed at lnckless sraeger in Rebel gray
Thus matters continued UP to half past N the morn
Ing when It definitely ascertaincd that the redcabt
able Rebel General Lee had most ncontncnty ske-
daddled. After having been thwarted over and over
again in his fayore tactics Of massng and hurting his
legons fret ono flank then suddenly on tho other or
upon the center. he has gone reelng and staggering
back 10 his ntrenchmen;s at Orange is in full re-
treat to bis beeseuered Capital. few hours must
determine the result
The great Loyal heart OF the people Will beat with new
pusatons Of gratitude TO the Most High who gives US
the victory while tears fall for the noble brave sep
ulchred in shallow graves dug by soldiers under orders
10 march.
p. Seen. wadswoIth Is reported to be alive and q
prisoner. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-10
THE SPECIAL DISPATCHES OF
THE N. u. TRIBUNE.
Grcn, Battle and Victory on Friday.
OLD WILDERNESS TAVERN.
FRIDAY. May G. s64--9 p. m,

| Our correspondent with tle Army OF the
Potomac sends us the following:
The most terrific battle yet tough closed today.
| Lees entire army has Dado repeated and furious
assaults upon our right and left wings. commanded by
Hancock and Sedgwick. with temporary successor but
has been driven back with great slaughter.
An attack was made about o'clock this afternoon
simultaneously upon our whole line, which was gaanty
repulsed.
Toward dark the enemy concentrated upon our ex'
IRENE right and fell suddenly upon Sedgwick, crushing
in portion Of bis line.
Gen. Sedgwck succeeded in reforming his line ano
securing il against further disaster. and the enemy
withdrew from his front under the cover Of the DARK
ness
Our losses have been heavy.
Our Army to-day has certainly achieved decided
,uccess II has baied all the offensive efforts OF the
enemy
The almost impenetrable woods with which the DaN
,,roupd ia covered saved the Rebels from crushing
defeat rs u enabled them conceal their movements
almost perfectly until tho very moment Of their eIecu
ton. 49,
The number Of our wounded is estimated at from eO'O
10 900.
They are being forwarded 10 Rappahanhock o'auon'
and thence 10 the Washington Hospitals
I will send detailed account by the next train
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-10
Major G,noal DIX:

MAJOR G,neralDm:
We have intelligence this morning by scouts
direct from the army as late Saturday evening, bu
10 official reports.
The general results may be stated as success to oul
arms.
Tie fighting on Friday was the most desperate known
in modern times.
deeply regret TO say that the country win have 70
norm the death Of that accomplished soldier Briga
dieI.C encral Wadsworth who was struck in the fore
head by ball, at the head of his command, while lead
ing them against one Of the enems strongest positions
His remains arc in hands in charge Of Col Sharpe
Gen. Webb was wounded.
Gen. Jones, of the Rebel army. was killed.
The condition OF army is represented to be most
admirable. Their cool, determined courage has III
every instance proved too much FOR the desperate fury
Of The Rebels who have been driven at all points.
There has been struggling.
At The latest accounts Hancock pushing forward
rapidly by the left 10 Spotsyyania Court House, and
yesterday heavy oannonading was heard at Acquia
Greek from that direction until o'clock.
We have lost some prisoners. Ono regiment the 7th
Pennsylvania ReserTos. char cd through an abats Of
The enemy lnt were unable to get back, and most Of
them were captured We hay also taken large nun
Der Of prisoners supposed to be more than we lost
The wounded lad not yet arrived az the point where
the trains were 20 receive them The Medical Director
reports that a large proportion were slight wounds
Artillery was not used either side the first two
days
There i nothing later from Gen. Butler than The dates
of ny last dispatch.
Gen Sherman was heard nom last night. Hc had
been all day Tecounoitering the onemys position, and
would attack to-day. EDWIN NJ STANTON.
WASHINGTON. Monday. May 9-ll 30 q. m.
TO Hqj..Gen. Dni
This Department has inst recayed from Cen.
Butler the official report Of Gen Lee Of the operations
Of Friday lie says their loss in killed is lot large but
they have many wounded.
He grieyes 70 announce that Gen. Longstreet was
severely wounded Gen. jenkins killed ind Gen Pc
gram badly wounded on Thuriday. and that IT is sup
posed that Cen Stafford will recover. Ho thanks q
mercfl God that every advance their Gen Grants)
part has been repulsed.
He states that our forces attacked them and caused
some confusion.
Gen. wadsworths body fell nto their hands, but our
reports this morning state that is in our posses
sion, under charge Of Col Sharp, stated in my first
dispatch this morning
The belief here is TINT Lieut. Gen Grant Ia achieving
O complete victory. sDwN M SIANIoN.
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Detailed Account Of she Operations o. the
Sixth Corps.
speciol Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Monday, May

Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON Monday, May O. 1864
On Thursday, the 9th, at 20 minutes past
D. m after desuitory skirmishing all tho eeIhor part o
the day, the 9th Army Corps forming the rign' o. 'e
line became seriously engaged, Gen. Mem piisau'
h,o o,,,nsd ,hc extreme right Of the 9Th Corps 70
osy,nc tho brp of the fight The enemy had succeeded
in turning their flank and seven regiments OF Louisiana
troops came charging through the woods, giving them
raling FIRE which drove them back for few RODS ~non
the 4th EewJersey 18th Maine and Sth Wisconsin cam.
up to their support and the enemy was or''on 0A''
more than half mile.
Louisiana regiment entire threw down ns arni'
and was captured. The same regiment haa oo',' P'o
viously captured at Rappahannock stston anu na1
been lately exchanged The Gls Pennsylvania suffered
severely In men and officers In this attack. new
Jersey brigade, Cd 3d. 18th and 10th regiments wen
into the fight under Col. Upton and was formed upol
the left Of Gen. Neill's Brigade.
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TWO OF DUB SMALL GUNBOATS BLOWN Up.
Full Accounts of the Grand Movement
from Our Special Correspondents.
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION OF OUR
GREAT VICTORY.
rhe News Of Our Vietories-The Presi
dent Recommends Prayer and Thanks
giving TO Almighty God.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, May 8. 1864.
70 TIE Friends Of Union and Liberfy;
Enough is known Of army operations within
ihe last five days to claim our especial gratitude
70 God. While what remains undone demands
Dur most sincere prayers to, and reliance upon,
Hin without whom all human effort is vain),
recommend that all patriots, at their homes,
It their places of public worship, and wherever
lhey may be, unite in common Thanksgiving and
prayer to Almighty God.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Fridays Bnule-Fourteen Hours Of Fight
Desperate Attempt by Lee 60 Break
up sedgwick's Division-IIereic Resist
nuce Of Our Men-Death Of Gen. Wads-
worth-varyinR Successes, but Final
Repuise Of the Rebels.
Special Dispatch to The N. L. Tribune.
WILMINGTON Monday Ma

Special Dispatch to The N I. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Monday. May 9. 1854
FIELD OF THE BATTLE OF THE WILDERNESS
Friday, May Gil p. III. 5
Fourteen hours of severe fighting to-day, and
attn nothing decisive. Tho position this morning was
that Of last night substantially. Gen. Sedgwick with
two OF his divisions Rickctss and Wrighs has fought
mon the right; Gen. Hancock. with the four divisions
OF bis corps. viz. Birncys Cars Barlows, and Glib
bons's, with Getty's Division OF the 9th Corps has
fought upon the left and Gen. Warren. with bis full
CORDS and Stevensons division Of the 9th Corps Dun
sidcs has fought In the center Burnsides corps has
constituted the reserve and has marched and counter
marched necessarily, and gone in by brigades at the
center and on the left.
Sedgwick was 10 advance at 5 O. m, but Ewel, who
commands opposite him. attacked at 4A5 Sedgwick
SAYS Ewclls watch must be Is minutes ahead OF his.
This action right spirited and well fought.
At the expiration Of hour the Rebols handsome
y borne back the firing ceased and each side held the
ground they hadbyouacked upon. Our loss severe
and the enemy's could not have been less.
Gen. Sedgwok's staff werelbrilliant and ubiquitous
throughout, while the old General was tho man OF
Antiotam and Fredericksburg repeating himself IhiS
action barely over, and suddenly We heard from the
extreme left that peculiar monotonous swell and voiue
Of sound which tells Of large numbers engagedso many
that single shots and yooys Of long ucs arc not
distinct but merged in the mighty noise Of great
battle gsgcoGk was engaged
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ne Battle Of the Wilderness.

Special dlalch 10 The N. 7. Tribune.
Friday, May 6, 1864.
Constnt picket firing occurred along our en-
tire lineshroughout tho night hurstay) and one or
two scyc, attacks were made upon Sedgwick. which
were harsomcly repusod.
At qrteT TO Eye m, the ball opened 10 full blast
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Dispatches from Secretary Stanton.

OFFICIAL NEWS PROM GEN. GRANT.
WASHINGTON, Monday May 81 N.
Major-Gen. DIX: Dispatches have justreached
ere direct from Gen Grant. They not fully do
1phcred yet bat nc is "On to Richmond"
We have taken 1000 prisoners.
EDWIN NJ STANTON Sec. Of War.
OFFICIAL NEWS FROM GEN. MEADE.
WASHINGTON Monday. May 81 p. IN.
A bearer Of dispatches from Gen. Mcade's
headquarters has just reached here He states that
s~e's army commenced falling back on the night Of
friday. Our army commenced the pursuit on Saturday
The Rebels were IN full retreat for Richmond by the
; rect road. Hancock passed through Spottsylvania
furtHouse a, daylight yesterday Our headquarters
Of yesterday were twenty miles south Of tho battle
cid
fFREDEgIcKsBuRo OCCUPIED.
We occupy Fredericksburg. Tho 29d New.Yors
cavalry occupied that place at O'Clock last night The
pot for our wounded is established at Fredericksburg
EDWIN NJ. STANTON. Secretary OF War;
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Further About the OalciaI News.

WASHINGTON. Monday. May O. 1864.
Dispatches from Gen. Meade and Lieut.. Gen.
efslt have just been received by the War Department
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BUT THE REBELS FLY BY NIGHT.
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Gallant Bravery Of the Old Sixth

NIGHT FALLS ON DOUBTFUL FIELD
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" was in full pursuit Of the enemy toward

Cur army was in full pursuit Of the enemy toward
Richmond.
We have 2,ooo prisoners.
oar forces occupied Fredericksbureiat o'clock last
night
Tie hospital for our wounded was established there
The supplies nurses, physicians 'and attendants have
baen ready for two days, and have gone forward
The wounded arc now estimated at about 1900.
Earlier Dispatches from the Secretary OF
... War.
WASHINGTON, May 9-l0:15 a. II.
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He Is Said to Occupy Petersburg
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FURTHER FROM BUFFERS COLUMN.
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DETAILS OF HIS MOVEMENTS
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Eriday's Bnttlc-Thc Flank Attack On
sedswick-Loss Of I'd Corps, 5000
Terrible Charges and Counter Charges
Hancock Surprises Hill, and Pus.
sues him Two ind n Half MfIes-Hnl
Rsgsins Lost Ground--Longssrees and
Hill Make Desperate Assauiss-A Ne
mcntnry Break in our Line-Thc Peril
Prempsiy Met ard Overcome Three
Rebel Cslers Tnle.-Dessh Of ssa-
wndsw~stb-Lee Retreating.
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Lee Found to be in TASTY Retreat.
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no ENEMY TO Be SEEN ON SATURDAY.
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Is IT A RACE FOR RICHMOND ?
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OUR FORCES AT ONCE In PURSUIT.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
Dottrnal amO 5tatesrman
Taesday N forming JnlY Il, 1s84.
Tho Raaeh Of Flower.

ny TuH BARD CT TOWER HALL,
A friuud OF mine, whn IL lovrr,
! chdnced, last MoHnAy, to behold,
As he must anxiously searched over
a vo'umA bound ia blue aud gold.
64,J he, II gal from lovely J4ne
earning bn,ch of 4 wer4 Ia day,
Add now seek 10 ascertain
What hidden langoagC thoy convey.
10 that dear nosegay behold
The noneysucLie's lagrant blOomi
Aud sea lilo dani44k rose unfold
Close by the yellow doWrrs OF Bfoome.
That danask iOso rurana "bashtul love-"
Ae 10y this u-efui h iok sees
TIE honeysuckle'a meant to prove
A constant hearts fidelity.
Now for the Bfoome why that implies
"Neatnsss." and surely it must be
That, by this b lit, jane would advise
A neatsr atyle vi dress to NE
Her timid loSe, she meant to say,
Will thus to consta0ey be bOind.
III 60 10 Tower Hall slraighlWay,
Where sush becoming suits ure found
The largest stoes aud beet assortment Q
Clothing ia Phiade pbia cOOstautly on hand
and being replenish. ID by larg' daily additions
TOWER HALL,
SIS Market Street.
BENNETT & co.