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A refractory horse, hitched 70 2 cart
rau. OF yesterday on Church street
Just beyond Vine, the body OF the cart
came of, and tie driver went 10 tie
ground with it. The horse dashed on
with the remainder OF the cart and
near the corner Of Spruce ran into the
ID Ohio Vol Infantry, who were coming
up from the Railroad The men scat.
tered; bat unfortunately two Of them
were ran upon and very dangerously
Wo lnded. Assistance was rendered the
men Immediately, and everything done
10 render them comfortable; but it was
thought one of them could not possibly
survive. The Regiment had just arri-
we'd on its way home to be mustered
out Of service.
The horse kept on down Spruce
street, and the last seen Of him, he was
beyond Broad going at rapid pace.
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From the Army OF tue Potomac.

Successful Raid by General A7erall.
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f.OOO Bushels

Hungarian Grass Seed for sale at
NJ. L. ALExANDER's.
may17-tf.
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AulNSGtnEuTS.
Theatre.

DUFFIELD & FLYNN, Managers. VII. Nv.
ERETr, Stage Manager. 8. p. SIMONS, Treas
lrer. A. HAIG, Director Of Music. W. FLETCH-
Err, Scenic Artist.
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Positively the last night OF the heautif1l and
fascinating young Comedienne and DanseUse, Miss
JENNIE HIGHT.
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8usiafss AutifFs.

EP1cUREs ATTESTfoS.-st. Nicholas Res
taurant will set g magnificent lunch, com
mencing at o'clock, A. NJ, this day, TO
which the patrons Of the house and the
public generally, are respectfully invited.
II
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To conclude with
TACTIC W. VICTIM.

NOTICE ALTERATION OF TIME.-On and
sitter this date doors open SO hsit-past seven; per-
l0rnauce 70 commences at eight.
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Morgan Still Marching Through Ky

latest from Gen. Sherman's Command.
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PHIcEs OF ApmIssIos.-Dress Circle, IS cents Gal
lery % cents. Doors open at ia O'Clock Per-
f0rmauce 70 commence at o'clock.
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THIS EVENING, JUNE II, 1864,
VIII be performed
OTHELLO.
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Last night of Mr.. JOHN W. ALBAUGH.
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DREAMS OF DELUSION.
Dance. Miss KITTY Blanchard
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Benefit Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. LeHngseH.
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hntehin' L Moore and others I ooh, Ohio county
Kelley. Holloway Co. and others In e SSaS SSe
w HERR AS, by decree OF the Circuit Court Of
w Ohio county duly pronounced and entered on
the 4th day Of April, 1884, in the above entitled
cause, 1t Mas, amongst other things ordered, Tn
the said cause be referred to Alouzo Lorng Special
commissioner appointed for the purpose, to asctr-
"lst. The amonnts respectively due the creditor
mentioned IN the said decd 81 18th May 1855 show.
Ing the amount paid 10 each Of them, account OF
paid. : HAEft 81 DIS o.
I'D An AesOuut Of the nett profits oTthe business
carried on by the defendant, A. Wilson Kelley, un
der tho tease and cOntThct OF sale between Kelley
hol oway Co.. and MIN, said A. Wilson Kelley, Of
the 20 November, 1851, Bled with omplainantS'
bill as an exhibit, No. 49, only prior to the ID
ocober 1873 but subsequent tn reto and uT TO the
time OF the sale hereinafter ordered and decreeJi
showing the full account Of the entire business ~
Of sale Of the 16th November, 1867. -FlFFT
I'D. An account Of the amour due the firm of
Contract Of sal Or The 18Th
for goods mat. rails, accounts, or otherwise; and
hoS and BY whom ths same has been applied or
paid. - .......a..I. ...-......r,l
18th. An account Of tho several debts of the arm
Of Kelley, Holloway = Co. showing TO whom due,
when ay9ble, and lhe order and pr GRITTY in which
they are ehAIgeAble upon the proceeds Of tho sale
hereinafter directed, and upon the moneys II any,
which may be found due by the defendant, A. VIII!
10th An account OF the several amounts paid bv
the said A. Wilson Kelley, the said debts of KEEL
ley; Holloway Co., showing when and to whom
each payment was made.
"tth. an account Of the payments made under
the sale Of the "a october, 1885, by the said A. viii
son .ns!ey 70 GeIenoant JAG b, trustee, or 70 the
eredito0 mentioned IN said deed Of 18th May, 1885
showing TO NhUm and when each payment WI
made and the amount tn rs0E"
And the - AtonZo LoTing having declined to
discharge the duties q said appoint "eut under the
o. SUD decree, the said cause, by decree rem
red therein by said court on the 18Th dny IN NAV
1904 was referred 10 the undersigned, one of the
OF the said Court who Is substituted
70 Az me rights powers, duties and responsibilities
o. the said special Commits. Toner under said frVt
decree; with Instructions to take aud report che
ssHetSl accounts ordered by said hrst above men
IN pursuance of'aid DEGREES, shall proceed At nv
once on 5tn street. in the city of wheeling, Ohio
and report the several accounts ordered bv GSd n
cree mat above recited p = = : - '@4N 10
Wheeling, NAV 16, 1884 Commit.inn's-
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A PROCLAMATION,
Blythe GOVERNOR. 7.l

WHERRAs have good cause to believe that
w JackSon Omps, Matthias ambrose, Isaiah Buck,
Compton, samuel Dawson, Joseph s, DuokWal, J ohm
7. DermOdy, Robert Q. Gnstin, George W Hunter,
Thomas Dawson, George W. Way, William Wilson,
james @. West, Joseph Johnston, Charles KasIer,
George w. HeAey, Mary h. HGagy, George Ham.
mond, Jacob Keller, Nicholas Keefer, Frederick
Ketffsr, Jacob B: Leopard, William n. Martin,
BarbaFy Martin, Charles T. OPerrAlI,s George W,
sherreEd. Charles A. Swami, Martin v. Miller,
William Hubert, John Gross, Daniel Gross, Edward
day Of April, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, 70
sided In the County Of Morgan within what Is now
the State OF West Virginia, have deserted their
homes and are actively engaged In aid nR the 40.
called Confederate States Of America and the rebel
state government at Richmond, in theIE attempt TO
snbjugAte the good people Of this State but in
sequence Of the war evidence OF their robe lIious
AZ criminal acts cannot be obtained:
NoE theI efore, Arthur Foreman, Governor Of
the Stats Of Wet V.EgInit de issue this my proc
lAmAtiou, declaring tue said jackson 0mpa, Matth
las Ambrose, Isaiah Buck, David Buck, Bruce Buck
1eorke Compton, Andrew ComptOn, Samuel UAvisOn
sePh T. DucE%atl, John T Dvrmody. Robert O
". Way, William Wilson, JAmea @. West, joseph
Johnston Char GO Kasl, r, George W. Heagy, hHr,
5. Heagy, 0eorgs Hammond, Jacob Keller, Mich las
Kewfier, Frederick Keefrr, Jacob b. Leopard, wa
uAm u. MArIiH, BarbAry MArtin, Charles T. Ci'Psr.
rail-, George W. sh1rrerd. Charles A. swami Martin
V. Miller, ALLAN hurbert, John eros Daniel
Gross, Edward rockwell and Louisa Swami, enemies
OF this state unless they shall within aixty days
from the date Of this Proclamation. take ann
ME- in tho clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court or the
said county Of Morgan, oath 70 support the Con.
stlutlon OF the United States aud the constitution
Of this State, and thereafter demea themselves a.
good citizens. -
TINS proclamation shall be pubIiShed In the
wheeling IntelIigeDeer, Newspaper printed In the
city Of Wheeling, the seat Of government Tor this
state, and IN the FAirmOnt National, Newspaper
printed the county OF MArion respectively, for four
- bone at the city of Wheeling on this the
.v,, fourteenth day OF May, in the wear Oi our
| Lord one thousand eight hundred and six.
- ty-fouF, and OF the state the hrst.,I .
9 . A. l. FOREMAN.
}; EDoAA sOTERs, Secretary Of State e
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!. REPRESENTATIONS.
by THB GOVERNOR.5 .,

WTHBRBAs, have good cause 10 belIoys that
wv, Aimin LorSptz BENJAMIN BalSel, George W.
min p suddaIth, Washington SUMMER Perry
summers william T. HigginbothSm, Willis H.
WoOdlsy, Afford D. WoOdlsy, Richard l.. Brown,
Hilleiy, Robert Coyuer, jr., Robert ooynor, sr.,
LoreDIO D. Torrents, Napoleon B. Roger, John Il.
Rsger, Alvin II. Bastable, George D. White, IsAAe
White, razvillo Marshall, and 4 II D. Day. who on
the seventeenth day Of April eighteen hundred and
Exty-one, reidHd IN the county Of UpShur within
what Is now the state Of West Virginia, aud also
Jonathan II Bennett, Gibson J. Butcher, William
]. Bland aGd @. 8. Hurley, who on the said Seven.
tenth day Of April, eighteen hundred and sixtyone
resided IN the county OF Lewis within what Is now
the State OF West Virginia, have deserted their
homes sud are actively engaged In aiding tho So
state COVERT ment At Richmond In their attempt TO
subJugate the good people Of this State, but In
sequence OF the war, evidences Of their rebslIIous
and criminal acts cannot be obtained: sar.4 .llH
Nov, therefore !, Arthur L Foreman, Governor
State OF West Virginia, do issue this my proc
Benjamin Bassel, George W. Berlin, TillotSon Jan.
ney, EraSmua D. CLARK, Benjamin =. SuddArth,
Washington Summers, Perry Summer 8. William T.
ley, Richard L Brown, James 3. Middleton, Thomas
". TillmAu, John u. HilieFy, Robert Coyner, IT.,
Robert Coynsr, ST. LORENZO p Lorentz, Napoleon
D. White, Isaac White, THzVIIle MRnIhall and r. il.
B. Day, enemies Of this State, unless they HhAll,
within sixty days from the date OF this proclaim.
ton, take and 6le In the Clerks once Of the Circuit
Court Of Upshur county an oath t0upport tho con.
sttution Of the nited States, and the constitution
OF this State, and thereafter demean themselves as
good citiESnG And likewise declaring the said Jon.
/ AthAn u. Benns t., William J. Bland, Gibson J.
Butcher and O. 9, Hurley, enemies OF this State,
unless they Shan also, within sixty days from the
date Of this proclamation, take and file IN the
clerks office Oftho Circuit Court Of the said county
Of Lewis an oath to support the constitution of
United States and the cons uton Of this state and
| thereafter usmean themselves ~ good citizens.
This proclamation shall DO published in the
wheeling lntelhgencer, newspaper printed In the
city OF Wheeling, the seat Of government for this
State, and In the West Virginia State Journal, 4
newspaper printed at Weston IN the county Of Lewis
and also In the West Virginia Republican, news.
paper printed At BuckhAnnon in the county OF
Upshur, respectively, for four successive weeks.
| ~ Done at the city Of Wheeling, on this the
TExII eighteeEt III day OF May, IN The year Of ouI
t0-A1 Lord ono thousand eight hundred and liz ~
four, and OF the State the inst.
| By the Governor. u,
J. ERoAR BOTEIs, Secretary of State. -
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-..f=. During the Entertainment
M o MS. AVIS
The only IucesEsful rival Of the Great Van Irb.,.
Will enter the den Of Trained Lions TiEeFS And ~
aids. In each entertainment win be intIodneed az
Performing Ponies, MonkayS EIS ,hants AMI 1SN 'ne
DR:. THGYERS . &
EDUCATED COmIC .mULES,
-SAM AND DICK
The Gorgeous Procession will ent4r town at or abopt
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION
-oOueluSoGo HAoM RooF 8, Bank 4 LS,vr,

.
GHERoKEE REMEDY, the great Indian D,,,,,.
" cures all diOeaSSl OF the urinary oFran: ~
q InconttDeneO Of the UTine, lnnanmation ~ -.
Bladder, Structure, Gravel, Gleot, GonoFrhua ~
e especially reoommO lded In those Gases Of foD.
AIbuB Tor WI ite8 in tenNloa) WheFo ali the Ola -
PeOuS medicines have failed. as-..
~ 1t 10 prepared in . highly coneentratsd G,,-
the dose only being from one 10 two tSaspoouSfoT,
three timeB per day. g......f.
Exit Is diur etic and Alternative In its Action. nv
ryinE aud cleansing the blood, oauuinE It 70 no !.
all OF its original purit' and yEOr; thus remoTts
from the system all pernici0uS causes EhLeh hSTs
induced disease. sr.
CHRR0RRE INJEorIoN Is intended "A a. an,
assistant to the CHEROKBB REMEDY, aui
should be used In conjunction With that modIcip,
in all cases OF GOnOrrhCeAy elect, Flour Albus o.
Whites Its eIects are healing, soothing and dsuuI
cent; removing all BcAldiug, heat ehOrdes and pain
instead Of the burning and almost uDendurGLle pas
that is experienced with nearly all the cheap qSaf
Injections. .a tnEr
Oh EROKBE INJEOTION-ths two medicines Al
ed. and the weakened organs speedily rsAtorsI
| to foil yigor and strength. ~ s-lf1
A5-Por Iull particulars get our pamphlet FROG
any drug store In the country. tr write rs and "
will mail nee 2 any addye.S, null treatise.
l II Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, 81 per bOttle
or three bottles for IS sr ..,-#
"Price, CHEROKEE INJECTION, % per bot.
tie, or three bottles Tor 8. 4-
Ha-sout by Express to any address on receipt Of
l0-sold by all druggists everywhere.
DIR. W. r. MERWIH 1 CO.,
81" aF B. +Has-- Sole ProprfetoF1
mr17 d&w1y No. 50 Liberty Str, New York
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Witness:

hereby certify to the best OF my knowledge and
belief the above named Gunrantors are good and
oqcent e Securities for the amount for which they
To be certified by the United States Bistr ct At.
torney. collector Of Customs, or any other oficer
1nseF the United States Government, or reSpopSI-
bic person known 70 this Office.
AZ proposals received under this advertisement
VII % opened andsxAmined at this once ON W Ed
nSSDA1 ana SATURDAY Of each week, at IL n,
boasl aTe respectfully invited to be present At the
opening OF bids, II they desire. II ~
.aJ,...,.. A.,V. BARRTNGRR,
Captain and Ghief Quarter a nStsr
yen11tl - - Department. Of West VirRiniA.
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This Grand Combination win BE- Al NJ
n ss. e. June 18th,
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EoRM OF PROPOSAL.

l, the undeESigned, do hereby propose to furniGh
and deliver to the United States at the Quarter
Of your advertisement inviting proposals for forage
dated Cumberland, d.,-1s6l, the following
articles, viz: re
.7=7-BuShels of Corn, in sacks, at-per busheI
Of 1861 hfty-six pounds.
- IBusheli OF Oats, in Jacks, At-per busheI
Of 1881 thirty-tR0 pounds.
-:-TVnS of BAled Hay at-per ton Of 1900
-TOuS OrBnlod Straw At-per ton Of 1000
Delivery to commence on or before the day of
-lsS4, and to be completed or before the
day of---lSo-, and pledge myself 70 emit I
into written contract with the United States With
good and approved security, within the space Often
dAys after being notified that my bid has been ac-
70 Your obi. servant, lt-,
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GUARANTEES

Capt. A. v. BARRIHsER. Chief uartormAster Depart
nent OF West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd. =
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GUARANTEE.
We. the undersigned, residents of-In tho
County d. anu state Of, hereby Jointly
and seveIAlly covenant with the United States and
guarantee 10 case the foregoing bid of-be
accepted that he they will within ten days aIter
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract
tue came with good and sufficient BuFetleB In q
sum equal to the amount of the contract TO furnish
the forage proposed in comfortably the terms OF
bid was made, and in case the SAid-ahAlI fail to
enter into contract a. Aforesaid, guarantee to
make good the difference between the onsr by the
atd------And the next lowest responsible bidder,
or tho person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands aud seals thiS-dAy Of
1854
Witness:
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Commissioners Sale.
HAnnAhE y, Pfinn, By her no1t friend, Ao.,

Abraham BedilIion and George II Primm.
..- In chAneery.
n oTIoB is hereby given that shall, in accord.
nj, snCS VIII decree OF the Circuit Court fof
Enio C019ty, West Virginia, rendered on the III
Gay Of march, A. D. 1851, In the above entitl.d
so o1Se a. ne IRON! door q the Court Houso ohio
TS,b r. NJ me city OF Wheeling, on M0NOAH[ the
n Of tue month at 10 O'Clock AM oer for ssIe
~ PUBIC n9etion the following described property
Lot NO. 100, fronting 1914 feet on Pourth sirset and
Iunnin9 back towards Aarkst street 60 feet. to-
id, Etn me right to the use Of an alley feet
LOT NO. 100 this fraction Of ground being tbs re-
AthlhB nall Of tho southern half OF aid Iof Nols0
go ABRAHAM BRDILLION.
MyO-tu SDacfal Con mISSInnhrr.
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Mercury or Nauseous Dru
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one OF the most eminent Colleges 10
has been spent In the hospitals OF London, Paris,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing cures that were ever known I;
many troubled With. ringing IN the head and ears
W.en asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed At
sudden sounds, bRShfulneGs, with frequent bushInE,
attended sometime with arrangement Of mind, were
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90 ~. let. &C a,se was 10 soo The 80
- IN Of wor. vas .akrss -Alah ~ -asns
nd SUl prisuusss !, ard ssssssi rssss" lag
The v..sision ~. one of erra. s.ien b, =
a ou,d b we re.i.led an attack from much
,sr,ev t,,ce. The cuiored tro.p- ere report
cd a, behaving admiral, ,sainl theft part OF
tho .nem,'s hoe a, the same line the Others
Ala or loss IN the ~t"e snsu was TO
So, opo - wnu.. .sn. 40 ~er- cpi"rei.
G o.. ok ~ tn ~ rIDs "a b ned "a
v.ure ~, ma e along tnc iine, aDf a desp'-
,t,n,yl. n uei OF the 1T, AID c,nses.
b, h Win artillery ~bicn lat d ua.i! ioag
after DARN.
Gen. Erney commanded. gaining :
bfc.s,Wuk III Their front and taxing q
ia-g. uuDner prisoners.
Tais morning 1T day break another al
v1rsc go. ns1r alurE tie lines.
Gen Burnside has sent IN about 4UU
pri,onsrs, mostly Tennessee troops TON
q -aufeg.rd's Command. Among them ar
lG fhcer-.
Gen, Il ,nosck hes also taken large
nun Der Of prisoners, vito were On shsh
way TO tie rear
Oar guns nov command Petersburg snc
ca, slell tie city at any moment.
Oar loss yesterday IS said to have been
els wh .e thct q! the enemy was !uil q.
sre1t il not greater
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LouiayrLLE. June ~

LttIsvfLLE, June 10
A staff Officer from the front reports
heavy fighting on Wednesday On our left.
Bai.'s corps was stornng the enemy
works. Our whole army was in line, DIR
iag along tie entire front.
Tho rebels are being slowly driven back
under fire, mainly artillery. Oar losses
are slight.
Blair has reported south OF Caattanoo-
chic RIVER.
Ga Wednesday Johnson massed his Or.
tillery TO prevent cur :'gat from crossing.
A sever fight was expected there.
Ar,1-i o.-fier was captured on Tuesday
night with dispatches from johnson to
Wbe, Ter, ordering lin to destroy tue
bridge which Sherman recently tuiis over
the r.'owsb Jesse!i.
A rebel gang numbering from 300 TO 300
at aca cd BIrdstovn yesterday mcrniog.--
The garrison q IS men surrendered.
Tue beis then moved down the railroad
AMI d s;roycd 4 bridge and wat,r station
near Boston thence went across tL' Nash
vale railroad, two miles north Of Esz.ceta
tpwD. aad wen last heard i.oa VAS going
tywards Litchhrld.
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Sheridar Whip, he rebel ." ne
Virginia eAsrs R.ilro q.
eu,, de,n,.a of .hp F.slIi ut ONO
..-< &c uDpss ,tO0 Of Pettrsbu'Y
our go ce.
Pueler De&trO, ting the Nich 'nODd
mud Pet rsburg iisOnd.


Mu.cArfSE, June Is
The storm Iast night vas the most
experienced for . number Of years Tn
lightning WAS fearful a1d the rain fell in
torrents, accompanied by hail, some Of the
hailstones being nearly ~ largo ~ hens
eggs. a large amount Of glass was broken
in the exposed situation, and it is feared
that the fruit and growing crops have sus-
fered materially FROM its eff ,cts.
The rain fell in sue. quantities that the
drains aud culvcris soon became gorg,d
and the water, directed from its proper
channeis, poured down Iowa Avenue in a
torrent, flooding nearly all the cellars and
tearing up the plank Wake, undermining
some Of tho buildings, and doin. many
thousand dollars worth OF damage.
j. II. Conns' IL Co., druggists, c,rncr 81
Iowa avenue ard q street, LOST such Of
their stock e pants. oil, dfuss, lqrors,
d., - was stored in their cellar, ana wac
vulnr rAbe 20 an attack by water. Their
loss is perhap7 s. OCo. R,thscLild & Co.
nestd,or, are sevcrs losers in the proyis
ion line.
The rairoal bridge ever peppoo.e creek
had an abu'ment washcl away, by *l'c5
accident trains vii. 10 delayed p-obsby
until to morrow afternoon. Jos.gn
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WAsHTNcToH, JuAc ELL p IN.

40 u:n. DIX
ID spa .e. from Gen Sherilan hat.
been lcc.ivsI lie reports vc.atf ~
the ,u.iny az I,csai.., sta o. nrLV
g'ir4 C.l.Ias Kni,rss. ier,ai'es s..i
q ru,u.stii, wu.n =. l.
sirc. ,rp"rtcs! s.h.f,cot,
IL liz. c.f,4*
nave I. hrn + ,arr
rv.i i III, ,44,. ,..,,. - ,r-
$50 to i,r.., H. rp.,.n
n ~ca-st, Fe,,y
cfe~- q r n Rv -. :
iu>l. ma. ~ o. IA. D4s.
vn Il rue -
o. de- q
m,t d p
49,. ,ri.- ,,>,,fta
U", . n..cl,. d, 49,
tu,, an. n mako "a ..,,1.,t
Cry, L, n,a, Y unr'- B ussc.
o., Ano ~ II | uai,uri Vi. Anh,.~'
T.vefr, CLOS, us bo,h t.anci Q. .t,n Nos.
A"n. RIVER st Buckca,iu-, alou, oil.
mort hta.t II Treval.n sts,ion.
Ny intention wa~ 10 break the r.iru.,
at Reefs StAtlor, marcb ,hrvssn Mrcus,
icsvltic, cut the Gorovusvl,. aud Goa.
lottrsyule RAlioad. nsar Lud.ay. an,
th' II to march on Charlu,,Ysv He out o,
our arrival at Backch.!c's iound Tn. en-
emv's cavalry in my Immediate front.
On the morning Of the llfh Gen Tor.
bett, with his division, sud Col. G,c.g, Oh
Gen. Grcgg's division, attached the enemy
Alter an obs mate Contest they drove h,m
from . successive line Of breastwoik.,
through an almost impossible forest, back
on Irevailn Station.
In the meantime Gen. Custer was or
dered, With his brigade, to proceed BY a
eountry read 40 as 10 reach tic Statipn
"a his arrival at this point the enemy
broke in a complete roui, leaving his dcad
and nearly all the wounded in our hand.
and also 70 officers. 500 men. and 3ou
horses. These operations occupied tie
whole ri the day
At night | encamped At Trevs,;n ST,
ton, aud on the morning of Tho l2rh
inst, commenced destrovinp the ra,,r,.n
from this pvint to Lcfrain Conrt Irun.e
This was thoroughly done. tbc ,ies huro.
cd, and tho rails rendered unse,vice.h,e-
Tho destruction of The ra,lro.1 occn,.ac
until 4 o'clock nj this aav zion d,.....,.,
Gen. Turbctt 70 advauce with h,s d;,,.;o,
and Gen. Davis br,ysl e If (lcn r. rc--,,
division in tho direction Of Gord,nsv,ilo
attack the enemy who h,a c,,can....
and being reiuforc.d hv ;nt,n.., go.
the niohr AMI h.a 49,. .. n
pits At . vpoint about i've miles f,o,n a.,
donsvilc. TIE adya, ca vas m.rc h., =.
the position O! tho enemy ~, -,
etrong &c assault. no general .,t.cL 90.
made, On tho xtrp,n, r,,,t 20 u ,;.
. portion of the reserve br,,.da .,,r,,I,,
cncmy'e works twice .n3 49,.
en- there,rom by ,n,sn,rv NJ, -, 49,
the contest.
al found, ON examination Of tbe c.mu.,a
that there vas M, ~ 49, So'n"s""'
milton lett to Continue tho en,,'..,..n.
The asAs Day srs,ns Of cars also cam. d,.,
to where w. wsro engaged with the .,,
envy.
Tpc reports Of prisoners and cit,
were THAT Pickct,'s Old ulv.s,pn w, c,..
ing to prevent tue s.a.-g ot u,,..,,.,,,'..
al ,lcriorr, Ju.u,s ~. ny. ana ~
morning. w,hdrsw III, co,",rata
thr North Alma. >, ~. J, u,,...,..,
Fro, uca: T.nr,'- Bf,se.
r.,,1sst =. ~
si'' .. ."i- ~o.'i'a"' ;-csis IN