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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

One Of The prominent features Of the CHI
cago platform i .'cesssiion Of bostilities. =
Wish view to ultimate peace. Will the
most fervent advocate Of that measure IN
form a whether those Who inaugurstsd The
ssr. who first took up arms against the coun-
tTy have ever. through their government,
intimated esss the renosest desire for such
measure Have they not repeAisdly u
forDed u thai there can be no peace except
through recognition. Are Ne prepared for
disunioDf Are We even willing that the
Government under which We live shall be 50
huioiIiated a. 70 ask Of rebsldom 40 81.
mistiee. IA order that the great tidsresce
may be settled by argumsnt1 Nane bat q
traitor at heart. Of. 81 least. one - dead "a
all sense Of national pride would barbcr the
thought for an instant. The day Tor dis
cussion Of the evils wrought by tho rebellion
upon the country has gone by. unIess ths
proposition for peace shall come IN suitable
terms from the Rebels Themselves
The ready compliance with the demand
for men for the prosecution Of the war, i
certainly sufficient 10 show that oar armies
can be filled. and kept filed. 30 long ss..: /
necessary TO vindicsis the majesty and su
pTemscy OF the Constitution over those VII
have sndesvored 20 set IL At naught. A pro
posal from ths Government for cessation
Of hostaities IL an insult to the North, vhic
would DOT be eountensnced beyond the cir
cles 10 shieh coppsrhesdIsm Iiods iss Nm
natural growth. Even a. a political hobby
IL -,li work injury 20 the party which Ia
sngrafted Il upon is platform: and when ID
bubub Of tine Chicago @ onvension shall hav
passed away. every trae-born sou Of Ii
North will listen 20 the chidings Of his COT
science, and repudists the proposition wit
shame that he ever gave IL even parti
indof-sU.ent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

This copperhead 4 busy csnvas-ing the
9th District. The Fsyette county Herald
copies from the Georgetown Brown eounty)
National Union the following elegant ex-
traenv from his speeches made during the
Brough and valIAndIghsm campaign:
III this Administration i permitted 70 90
90. when the soldiers come home they will
steal, murder. rob aud rape your mothers.
wives and daughters. and you will be power
less. There will hs no Law 20 Protect you
-lspesch Of @. A. White a. Decatur, An
gu-t IL. 1863.
This Administration must be put down
and whipped out. Our Southern brethren
cannot be whipped. You must withdraw
your army from their soil raise the blockade
restore 70 them al the territory you havs
aiken from ihem. pay them all the damage
you heve done them. and then. and not iill
then. will you have peace. - Chit. A White
AZ Russeivilie. Aug. 10. 1868
Probably Mr. White does not eKpest the
votes Of nany ssldierri He certainly esn-
not hope iof the votes Of many War Demo.
Gratis, unless they are ~illing 10 be- false 4
themselves IN order 70 be true 70 the party
GIN. Gsrofs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

Everybody knows thai by peace" the
rebel. mean their recognition "Indcpen-
dsncs OF eriermlnstion" i she wstchword -
Their undergraduates induces line Of dive
ION. Di-membesmeut If the union violates
the treaty With France OF April 20. 1919.
cedieg Louisiana % tho United States. Ar
tlols III Of The treaty sslpulsies: The IN
hsoisan,s Of the coded territory should be IN
corpcrstsi N the Uoien Of tie United
S,ates. aud admitted - soon as possible. Sc
eording 20 the principles Of tho Federal Con-
ssstusioa. % tho enjoyment OF All the rights.
advantages ald immunities OF citizens Of the
unitsd States" Mssbois. Bonspa,tes Sec
relsry. and The negoiiatsF OF the treaty.
states shss hoa.psrie wish be own hand drew
mp tbs third article.
Large portions OF the touisisna Purchase.
with The iahahitanls thsseoi. have been. from
time 90 time. incorporated IN che Union Of
the united sssisr." Other portions Of The
territory sad iahahisanss have rot been
- yss 80 incorporated Il wonld Le "a dsso
gatioa Of she treaty tsfore the entire tersi
tory shall be - incorporated. The ytocess
has b~en gsing on since 1919. forming sd
sdmaslne STATES from that purchase Uhnl
all the territory has been erected inso State.
and a. such admitted. the inhshitan'- are uol
possessed o. al The rights. advantages snd
immanisie- Of citizens u The united States
The uaitsd States sfe therefore barred b,
tbs treaty. ssom eonsentsax % sny dsss.en
OF the tinion.
Neither c.n France. accor.iinT 10 The sres-
". d any act rsoogl ans such dshioa 81
ne Uaion. until al sie tesritory shall have
bsen thus incorporated. The Usiied Suis.
snd France ar~ unusnsilf bound 80 e.eh al 81
10 preserve. iasset. .ls Unsso - az asfe.
specse The -sipelAsicrs - tbs treaty nntl Al
the tefritosy shall have been Tins shsaftsJ
A<.in. shs "a srisse 81 ne Csn-tilasscn
prov Aies that tie "safreme lsu ~ he l.fd
= ste Ceneiisutseu. ~ i.~s ~ sh~ Uait.d
States maae 81 pursuance thefsei. sod al
treaties made o. wh.rh shan be made. -
Treaties ante d.fuE the Coa-uiutiou are hetl
b. tAAt inssrumsrs sscrsa .rss i.viol.ais =
TIE provision o; me trrats 81 thr i.oas-s..,
Purchases % whieh - have adsssseJ b.
c,sass a. vsiid a1l tssl. er =. ~. tee.saa-
tea. ia $50 a = = rsfi "a 49, = .s,itns...n
A ais..sn 81 ias Use t.s.is.s $40 me-
ases'ess. qoe-'a,n ss'- 80 - s.ss -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

We yesterday referred 70 the absurd names
applied 70 Government var vessels. and fur
nished LET Of unprcuouncesble sppellsiious
which no~ smbeiiish auBber OF cur nev
guuboa's. A friend informs rs of what We
..ssady knew bsfoso. namely. that tbess are
Indian names. and furnishes the following
Interpretation % the list 80 published SUI
vannse. buiIslo soup: shsmokin. worn oul
pipe Mnrcoota. mstk rat. Winnepec. small
pss Ashulot. burnt boncs Monocacy. sleep
.oe bais Mahongo. wounded boar
Really sc scarcely knc- which u the mos
acceptable. aboriginal .srascular OF ihs
English Interpretation The lstsei y GER
iainly lhe moai ,nlsll.gible. although we can.
not. iu single ce~a. see tho adaptation Of
che term - a vesss. II wsr--Cin. Timss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

yousS i-ty ~ high rsns n London So
eiety, Is s,id .e be % love 9Th gentleman
OF color. snd h.s dsienasd hsrseif against
the eanandsgs watch shs receives By reply
les 49, ~. Is BAT ioslowiag the l,sh'on. e.
sAs cousi : IN snotains.
The hi.sts Ffssklsa. msasur,ne sOe i.st
sud s.suo toes earien--the largest hip IN
shs aas, ssosPs sAs SsS.s.--.i ll be lsun
ehsd a ms Brooklya Navy Yard .eous the
hs-s Of Ok @seA. The ssesmsr consocs.
BOO sses ioss. !. 81 s'ss-ins r.psal, toward.
comrietiea
A large nunbes 81 horses have b~rn pur>
rhsssi 90 rebel seoouat IN Western Csnsda.
al transported % he royal mail steamers
Pl.ysas ca ne $. LA-rsoes. 'or ,r.u-hip-
meas - Asxiese port. phence The, are "A
Ken seFees - Texss. fnsily distsfbursd to
psns -hsre re Richbesd Gs-ernn.ss NEEDS
most
There = Ne~ Yorkeress a. the Fort
w'n'sa Hru-v H.ss Like e-srse -hOss
i'-ped urnfs - casar de .om.nsfsd h.e
KAkts eonssrss ~ fs1ar-sir ssaass I'D
saoshes sss elOic,- u -letiae .round- az
les ssaas< Bst-ssa The to ta~ dse :
ea1pssi,ies : sssy asels.
Nj Gen. Dana rs arrested msjorisy II
tss Tsessusy kesn'- - vickssarr Zee sraas-
riinE. "a eennviu., - ~ essrs.hsnd sr.ds
9Th shs ssseilios. e.suir,s In ore srsns-
.eiiAa u 1fis- a permitted mar
aNmss bss.P = sske * barred. sf
-eisksy - - fss,o River. Ia Sss~.ag
isrours shs Tr<s-ary riga ssAsus'' ne LAX
ss'Ess v<r< shsaSea IA -sixy bsrrs'.~
ss.<h -sss scattered fes t~slve dollars gal.
leo Cor cotton a. fsrfy eenis peusd--the
ssyle oFsr&siea yisia.sk TIE parties cascsrn-
81 . net p<oft of hsndred thoussnd dollars.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

The Randolph (Mo.) Citizen gives the fol
loving biz OF romance;
Fifteen years ago young gentleman OF
this county paid his addresses TO neighbor-
Ing girl aud 10 due time the couple were en-
gagged To- be married. About this time tho
California gold excitement broke out, aud Ia
company with the thousand that lett this Sec
ton OF the State went the betrothed hero of
this short but true story
lime wore on, and, as IL natural In such
Affairs, We presume letters of love aud OF
hope were exchanged, but the stay OF the at
sent lover Was 90 profused, and auotksr OPP
portunity OF marriage presented Itself. the
young lady accepted the offer OF poor young
man and was married She has since. with
Der husband struggle through the world in
comparative poverty fIlIf
Her California lover, of course. heard oi
her marriage. and forgetting the bright
dreams of 1--we. and moanshina Of his yonth
absorbed himself in money making untsl re
had acquired fortune that placed him iaI
| above despondeDcy.
A short time since the news reached him
IA his at Of Westera home OF tho death OF
The husband 81 his early love. The old fame
which eeeme1 10 have been extinguished
years ago, was revived. aud he Immediately
commenced preparations for his return u
Missonfi, Tor the purpose OF offering his hand
aud fortune 20 the widow. Knowing the
pcrils ct a sea voya5e, aud wishing to secure
his fortune 10 hls intended partner, be uad
his eili executed bequeathing his esrthsy
possessions 10 her, aud cheeks Tor that amount
about slO.OOO-were drawn IN her favor
aud forwarded TO her. He started ON 10:
1fiF, and came safely "a Tar as ST. Louis
where be was taken do~n with the hux aud
died
A few days ago some OF the checks wee
received, not by the widow. but by Mrs
-, whose husband ''still lives" 10 sn.
JOY, With his vile, her singulsrly acquired
fortune.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

The New yerk Hervld Gays that those Cop
perheadsswho hatter themselves with that
"McClellan viii walk over the track VII
tnd themselves grievously mistaken. Mr.
l.incoln " already Ia the saddle.
While The Mcclellan nag has only recently
been bissed, and IS not. by any means. quite
br'dis-wise. tits apt to start at every s.~
voppefhead fancy. aud has been so heav,l,
dragged Al late with peace nost, ums taai
any very violent or blast on the war bugis
might cause !, ~ shy and como scar throw
Ing its vesy disgins uishep rider.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

session Of the RICH, bank. and both banks
below 30 degrees.
Ofciai statements shos that The unlon AZ
The close Of the present century viii have a
popalation OF over one hundred Millions
the Valley Of the Mississippi contains nov
over halt Of the eatire present population.
and must have At that period more than fi,y
millions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

Jrff. bsvs. she Zoe maay years played a
Conspicuous part IN devi-ing Democratic
Platforms. expressed this tactic Col Jaque.
and Edmund Kirkc I'VE seeded to I'd
ourselves OF the rule OF the majority The
Peace Democracy ofthe North propose 10
ADOPT tbs principle by making peace on their
o~n serms with ne rebels. The New York
News says 30. Nill honest Democrats sd.
vance TIE doessine that me majority shall
not rulsi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09
NashBy ON Confederate VIC

20 rHE FArrHFUI:-Ths recent ~icirys
achieved by our friends IN the sowth. - wur-
thy Nv speshel thanks gises Their idiree,
that the folIern SAN shsFl be chansed IN evry
Cbns.ib GA sh< i.sl SaadAs 10 Aug.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

20 THE FATrHFUL.-Ihs recent rlctrys
achieved by our friends IN the sowth. - wur-
thy Nv speshel thanks gives sher 4 direct
that the folIern SAN shsFl be chanted IN evry
CbnsaB GA aha, l.ss sasdAs Ia Aug.
AsAn IN PnzE
Iwuzcss down aud troded under foot.
Bec,z the wicked vuz exalted. aud The
saisir suz umbied.
Bseez M peopie wonhipf Linki1 zod spas
upcn dia,cJgns Decoz sbsy trusted Chaiz
zoa woodsrt h~s nutbia . Do VITA fern>ndy
~ua 90 no rrlee- rs
Becoz the hoss Nv Linkn peryalsd over toe
hoss- OF Jsn.
TbsFe4 nv miud Wa trubbIed and my s0ie
con-npalsd.
Al 4 s.st ashes upou my he'd and bewAlid
sayia.
Wo IL mel
Iaskm VII sit ag2in ia high plasis-him
AMI his sefyance-Abd We shall hunt our
holes
There snel be us s2intment< and plasis NV
profit t10vsand anu ten skore. bat fer us
nAy Eus-
Our enemies shel have post orfses and sbel
LIB clothed 10 goodly raiment, while We shsl
bes 20 dig or beg.
Oar TODD shell be sssrsr. and our whisky
bssl be maid week with our Own teers.
Thus vepsid se-
But our sorrer wuz turned 10 goy. and our
ssiiIins 20 gladnis.
For Fouest hath rmotid the niggers For
Pillow. aud spared no one. Hunky.l
And Dick taller hev whipt Banks at Re-
River. GHunky.l
And Hoke hen token Plymouth aud slayc
the defenders thereof. (Hunky.l
ADD Lee, him who afortime spilled Mick
LslIan. and Bumsids. and Hooker. shell chav
up Grant, yea he will bust him.
Aud be shei talk Washington; and Linkin
and Chase. aud Seward shell be han upon
gzllus forty cu5its,
The shei the faithful bey their rewards
and be happy for keeps.
Fer nlgsers shell be plenty, and every wuI
snei have Nv them men seryxnce, and med
ssrvsnce. and home made sersance, and con
kebines.
And che rivers shell be whisky. and III
banks theroi sugar .sad the fatheiul abel drln
their fill.
And shell borrer no more. for 10 shell rev
el upon she spoils Of the Ablish,
And my more shell shine ez the fire. and m
, face shell giisten VITA istniss.
Sing new song.o my people. Ter NV la
did ye sing small ft[les
Max Joyous noise, Ter yez enimiz shel b
put under yer feet. and yso shell hev Pos
| Orfsis.
Note To the Pastors. Grant whips lie,
maik a fast Nv the day, and omit the last la
Nv the Sam.
PETROLEUM V. NAsnY,
Faster uv ssd Church ia charge
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

TEE condi;son Of the wires East last night,
wss sacA a. 70 prsciude The transmission Of
ness. hence ne have bss lifsla report this
aorniug
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Y axt Ne nns-r<sxnst rs ha>n xppe'ns1t A.
nln1<srxsrr ne xesss - C .fsss rr~ry ia. q
VIZ, e~unsr e--<ssrd- Fks estate = ezppe~~1 %
- <ei<~rt CSC. 9. OH.
t-<f<slr~3s sdn'r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-29

FREDERICK Mp, July 2s.-fnc latest
,ews from the enemy is of character not
calculated to excite. 1t is apprehendc !,
hat the enemy has fallen back from the
liver front. and ceased efforts Of q threaten
NJ nature, preparations are ample for then
eccpton in any force they are likely to
ring across, further am not permitted to
say.
The shooting of Mullgan is now known
to he true.
The fight near Winchester occurred on
s inday about 10 o'clock, three or fou,
IN les beyond the town; after diminishing
a, hour or so the Contcderate's made an al
ia k nu our Cavalry force parting and letting
tn III through. The Infantry were post.
in order behind a stone tcn,e, and fought
tiercely, but superior numbers enabled the
enemy to ontflank US on the right. Gen.
Crook who commanded that wing sent word
% Col. Hayes having command Of the LETT
wing that such was the case, in time to al
ow hin to fal! back before they could strike
The eft in force. After retiring q short dis
lance. our forces were relieved in the face
If the enemy. drawn up in time and fought
the rebels with unfi.nching courage till
.venng, hut disparity of numbers agains,
them too great to admit of a cfan,e of sue
cess, the fed.rals at length returned to
Winchester, pursued BY the rebels.
The Worid dispatch says nothing new
has been Developed nt Alfalfa within the
psst few days.
Sherman holds his new positioe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-29

These Biiters are prepared, in pure bourbon
whisky from acombination Of over 90 different
kind. ofroots, barks and herbs which act in per-
feet concert with the other, prepared from the
original formula given by the great chief Red
Jacket. 10 Dr.. Chaplin, no used them successfully
in his practice for many years, and by their use
gained so great popularity in the cure Of dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Constipation Sick and Ner-
vous headache Fever and Aguc and aid iseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering fran either Of these oathsome diseases
will find a cure by the use Of these Bt.ers,
which are per;ee tly pure and free from all those
drugs and poisons usually put MP in such prepar-
atipn- and palmed of on unsuspec. ny public.
One trial will nvincc the most skeptical that in
Red Jacket is vrture which none other possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are rnequaled for general debility.
They are a sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
| They are the best sfimulcnt in existence
They are preventive of fever and ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
| They are perfectly pure and pala,able
Aged persons and delicate females will find the,
can save large doctor bills BY usc oftcse Filters
Beware If counerfeits. Red Jacke. b.ttcls ..r.
only sold il bottles, with our hume blown on Ia.
| side -oTg-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-29
LATESTl NEWS
~ TELE0R.lPM.
News from our Armies In
Virginia.
Report that Lee - to Invade
Pennsylvania.
Rebel Gen. walker Killed.
Victory Gained on the North
Bank Of the James
River.
Rebel Gen. Walker Killed

NEw York, July 29.-The Worlds de-
spatch states on good authority that skir-
mi>hing occurred near Shepardstown on
falling waters.
The enemy is evidently accommodating
before attempting to cross.
A few Of Mosby's gang crossed at Ed
wards Ferry.
Report says that all the rebel troops that
could be spared from Richmond, have been
sent to Early His force is now 800 900.
The banks at Frederick are closed; citi
1ens are leaving and government stores are
being removed.
The llerald's Potomac army correspon-
dent July q. says there was heavy firing
on the 10Th. The rebels u ade an attack
n Gen. Foster which was successfully re-
pulsed at all points.
Foster holding this important position,
would require the whole of Lee S to dislodgc
as now.
New York, July 29-The Herald Fred
crick dispatch says:
The enemy has advanced northward. his
ines extending from Wiliamsport TO Shep
tr,lstown.
Our forces are closely watching the rebels
md complete arrangements are perfected to
oItront any hostile operations.
\ MOnocacy dispatch to the Herald states
| nat rebel prisoners insist that Lee is with
Inc rebel force intending to invade Pennsyl.
,ania
New YoRK, July 29.-Rebel papers claim
| victory at Atlanta. Hood sent an Official
dispatch stating that he had gained a posi-
| i've victory and captured many prisoners
-annon, colors, &c.
The rebel Gen. Walker was killed and ;
| generals wounded.
New YoEX, July 29.-Thc Times Wash
ngton SPECIAL says:
The " ar Department has advices that :
considerable engagement had occurred or
he north bank If the James river, Thurs
lao, in which the rebels were defeated witt
! .evere less. including cannon. No furthe
PARTICULARS
The Trihune's City Point corresponding
iatcd 2o,i says
think I am safe in saying the bal i
about opening
Inele Is heavy cannonading and musket
~ firing all along the line Til. afternoon
particularly in Buffers department and vi
Doth sides OF the James RIVER.
| There was strong pressure made oil
Butlcr's line yesterday, and the pressure i
,eing returned this forenoon.
| There is much enthusiasm among tn
rools and the army is in a magnticcn
condition.
| A Baltimore dispatch to the Tribune say
| he rebels have evacuated Martinshurg, an,
heir present whereabouts is mystery.
| Kelly i, at Cumberland and Averlll a
ilagerstown
All tic government stores have been re
moved FROM Iiarper's Ferry to Marylan.
.leights for safety.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-29

1,HIs GREAT NATIONAL THOROuGMFAR RI

vINHIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROrGAFARE
l. is again open for freights aud travel. III,
cars and machinery Dc stroycd are replaced by new
running stock, with all recent improvements
aud Us tue bridges and track again in subs.an
tiai condition, the we'll earned reputation OF this
road for SPEED. SECURITY and CUMt OKT
will be more than sustained under the rc-orgaDi
zaiion Of ITS business.
In addition to the unequaisd ATTRACTIONS o: eat
ural scenery heretofore conceded to this route
troubles upon the border have associated nurner-
Gus points upon the road. between the Ohio kiver
aau Hurper's Ferry, with painful but instructive
interest.
Connections at the Chic River with Cleveland
and Pittsburg. Central Ohio AVG Aaretta and
Cincinnati Railroads.: and through them WIG
the whole railway system Of the Northwest, Zen
trail West aud Southwest nj Harpcr's Ferry with
the Winchester rcud at Washington junction
with the Washington branch for Washington
City and the Lower Potomac; ut Baltimore with
four daily trains for Philadelphia and New York.
Two dolars additional on through tickets to
Baltimore or the Northern Cities, give the privi-
iege of visiting Washington City en- route-being
So lower than the cost OF any other line
Gently charged and the rate to Baltimore being
si.50 lower than recently charg ID by way Of liar
sisburz. This is the only roite by which passen-
gers can ET.cure through, tickets and through
Checks to Washington City.
W. r. SMITH Master Transportation Baltimore
l.. NJ. COLE, G-n'i Ticket Ag', baltimore. j,2dl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-29
rATE-NGWSs}
Mere .epts = II. Rebsls sear
Peter. bnsg.
n.ssy rirlsg heard a PsA's'
rlehIlue gslsg %, % ne Nss's
Awk u ,he J4aes RlS.r
rsster pr.bsbIy engaging TIE
.ssb Is.
Evidently . big Battle Is beng
fought.
Gen. Wight takes the place Il
Gen, bultef.
A LARGE q1asiity Of grain de,'s. :
elhy . Ire u Ogtensba'g, "a
Rebs.s Invading Men ucly Again
Gen, lverill Nightly Nount Cd
Evidently . big Battle Is BENG
fought.
Gen. Wight takes the place q
Gen. bulter.
4 large q,sstit, Of grain de,'s. :
elhy Ire 1t Ogtensba'g, IA.
Rebs.s Invading Men ucby Again
Gen, lveriii Nightly Heunt Cd

WAsmIkoroE, July 20
Til. mail steamer Jnu. Br"oks srIiv'
hero ,Lis A. n. from Citv Point, ~b"
p'see che left yesterday mornlng ~
&c ok.
Al that hcur all was quiet IN front
Petersburg. hu, ON Tue.ds, +. NJ. mos'
m-nt al tue rebels WA discover d, who
a,,brueh not fully developed, 'ndicat,dsh
they s~rs attempting to a.nk Gtn. bn
le,'s pusiijon ON the right, snd we're ~
d.svor.ne to gain II .rrisun's L,ndirg, u
che purpose nf getting m bis resr.
Tue Star learns that To- proper dispo'
tjon uf tropvs Was INN, dia,eiy made
check them, and fled out their inteni'o"
Artillery firing cospmencrd At Point
X cks early IN tue evening ii Tuesday, ~
continued oil night. Our iDfsnfry BATE
irs and gunbusts we're .sid 10 have De-
engaged. out most OF the fi'lng vas douh
less done By the gunhoets.
Fighting was slso going on near Be-n'
d. Hundreds, ard it was report, III.
tb. rebels were post, i three mles tfo
that place.
PArt,-- Who were at Buffers bes'qus
ters IN Tn-.dsy night, ssy that the II
II mu.kety and m,th'cry *as 'ncesss'
yes.erd.v A. II. When tue Brooks ca.
down the RIVER the hrng wa suii g.,
.. ut seemed to have slaChentd SOU
Whst.
n y ye.te'd,y morning Grant was I.
s.ked IN msk,us y piover disposition o' /
tso ~ t. Hnl any re.,l movement.
Tue fiic.rs attscatd to the Broo
atats that The Hrng head by them
Tuesday ~. more beayy and 1t ce'ss
tnsn any they have heard duiins Gsau
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