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WILKINS, AucFIoSEER.
IaGANT HOUSEHOLD ~ RNITURE.
LEOKs, EQsEwo0D piAN0FORTE,

L1ioRSt ROSEWOOD PIAN0FORTE,
a BRONZE rHAkDELiBRS,
AND BRL SSELS CARPETS, 80. ~
OM 10 Will SELL AT AUCTION,
Af, JULY l, 1894, AT II O'CLOCK.
and Thirtythird streets
Furniture fc, contained 10 said house. most
made to erder by Baudoume aud Rulx, con.
OF siaborhtely carved rosewood ratlor nit,
ugured satin, richly carved EtNzerrE Ane
iPior and Mantel Mirrors: marble top Centre
Abies, rosewood seven octave Pianoforts dale
rich Satin and Lace Curtains, hna walnut TX.
p. Snit, In figured satin, elegant marble Clock,
es fine OH Paintings, carved walnut aud ma.
sh Bedstsads. Sardrohcst Dressing Bureaus.
sofas. Arm apd Easy Chairs. IN rers. Card
abies, enamelled Bedroom Butts, Pnillsssez Hair
holsters and Pillows; China and Glass Wilton,
Brussels Carpets. Oilcloths, sc, Together with
d Furniture with which the sale viii commence.
the elegant bronze Chandeliers. Brackets, &C.,
the house.
future sc.. will bs on exhibition on Thursday,
~ permit which, with catalogue, may be had
y the auctioneers, No. ) Pine street.
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1h9;ss sAfE ~ Houssuo,p rrRn,uRR

IHGS-segARPErs AND COSTLY WORKS OF ART,
kJsr OVER 5000. USED BUT THREE MONTHS
|. THIS DAY (TBURsDAYl. At THE 80
Mt RESI- pENCE l52 VEST TIVE MY. FIRST ST.
WIN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUES, +
)MMENCING AT 2 O'CLOCK PRECISELY
dining room, drawing rooms, sleeping rooms and
are competeiy and elegantly furnished IN rose.
Ak and mahogany: French Mirrors. rosewood Eta:
free fine suits Parlor Furniture, in green reps and
tn; magnificent 7octaye + iano, four round corners
'ker-cost $500 superb rosewood Centre and Pier
Beds and Bedding. HAIR and Spring Mattresses
andsome rosewood Chamber Furniturei rich China
tie sets of rich Cut Glass. TABLE Cutlery: Silver Wsre
der Iron Safe, large size,i&c All to besoid without
g e, rain shine. 80 I-- -
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rTy. AUcTyoNEER. --pRREMproRy SALE
hsehold Furniture, Carpets and Once Furoi-


thursday, June 30, NJ loI o'clock, AZ salcsroorn
Net. Furniture renewed for convenience Of
Pewood Parior suits. Carpets, Bookcases, Gas
lptre Tables, Dressing Bureaos, wnshstAnds.
FAIR Mattressss, once Desks, Tables, Iron Safe,
|s and stard Once Chairs. &c, 40. House
dealers WIN lnd she above ssle worthv az a.
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uoryoS sorIcE-wILLrAM IRVING. AUCTION.

WAGONS, BUGGIES PHAETONS, &C.
Z RRY G. COOKE will SELL on Friday, July l, at IL
v at the salssroom, Is Dey street. near broadway.
ilggy made BY Silvers x Smith. sneary new.
Il four and six seat phaeon, with pole and shafts.
quarter seat Road Wagon. 83E
hitting top Buggy, with round corners.
yant coal box Buggy, with shifting top.
seat city built Park Wagons.
ks seat Road Wagons
antowns, tumble seat Rocknways.
liz seat Carriage. ta eS
\ hand Depot aud Coal Box Wagons.
hand single and double Harness, &c. e.s@
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lion NORTHUMBERLAND IRVING AUCTION
-rurniture-For account OF whom 1t may concern.
,x G. COOKE will sell this day. June 30, a. l0ss
4 the salesroom, rs Dey street. near Broadway,
Z carved black walnut Furniture IN maroon reps; =
NJ Rosewood In figured brocatel Suit in plnsh, two
SIX Hall Chairs two fine Turkish Easy Ctars, IN
maroon reps child's Arm and Rocking Chair TO
asy Chair, In orange coiored satin erocatal; black
Reclining Chair. two gilt frame French ate Pier
5, bronze and ormon Gas Chandeliers Dising Tables,
es. Rocking Chaira, Lounges. Sofas Desks, Car
n cloths he N4iIH n
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SALES AT AUCTION.


this day June So q 81 New Bowsry L1diss, Endss
sheets Quilts Blankets Frocs and s1 sa..s
w' worthy the II Is sss ns
r. ), sHfh5s azzsL store Liberty 8.
we VII FR 'nS,afs july Il 1df + i.s : tn
The russ asa Hs z.
s anal 9s ooas
Table, hot Water Boiler &c .,.o
At same time and place,
The Effects q H P.s .n srusS Sa
D rARMER, AyoTIosEEs wILLsELL THIS DAY DAY.
fss
psss oisieS: Mattresses Nos
soeAEr A9S Ss 9 WILL sal SELL. s, ON
SSrh William street ssnos Ms.ssnos Z, Tu5n.Ts
M Do sss q
rosewood Panofore rosewood Paror Suit lawyers
as and @ &C.
CHERrFrs sALE:-RIcaARD WALTERS, AUCTION,
Ger WIN sell on Friday July 1864 at u o'clock q 80
bern b. Wrss which be had u. 18Th q March
MIA 81 sns on @ e sss s he
agh Ts!s and which Re had n. Is,h DAY q
e on which the .oSy %sS qn sSs Rice
b. GiIIssrIs. Deputy Sheriff. -
CHERIFF's sALE.-RTCHARD WALTERS. AUCTION.
y will sell Friday, July !, at u O'Clock. Of 80
Tom pkns all the Right Title and Interest Of Albert
n Wright which he had the 18th day OF March 1854
being Tompkins street: also all the Right IT,
tie and Interest which he had the 18TH day OF March,
1884, time thereafter Of in and to the lease Of the
premises which the above named Union Rice Nils
situated. JAMES LYNCH Sheriff.
CTEAMBoAr AT AUCTIONS. 4 J. BOGART, AUG
- viii. sell Thursday juno 30, II o'clock,
at the foot OF Leroy street. North river the Sdewheei
Steamer G. B. Wnauts together withher Fixtures &c For
further particulars apply at the auction rooms No North
William street. 1890.
GALE OF BRANDIEs wHIsKRY AND OTHER
- Liguors--S HERMAN CO, Auctioneers will sell
Friday July l. at o1s O'Clock at IL Bowery. at public
auction receivers sale Of % casks fine Bandes % barrels
choice old Fourhon and Rye Wh,skey Port Sherry
Wines pipes and barrels of Gin Rum Irish and Scotch
Whske baskets and Champagne and large lot Of
other Wines and Liquors too numerous to mention BY
order OF John u. Mcmahon ESQ.,, Receiver.
m GAFFNEy. AUCTIoNEE R-sALEsRoOM NO. 1855
Eighth will sell this t30th). at 10Y O'Clock,
the Lease and Fixtures OF the Liquor Store OF
Twentyseventh street and Eighth avenue. excellent
Counter Beer Pumps Stand Casks Bottles fixtures DC
VAIN ABBOTT. AUcrIONEER oFFIcR NO 4 EAST
w Broadway sclls this day l0 o'clock, the contents
Of the Grocery Store 225 East Nineteenth street, Counters
Scales. Candles, Soap. Bottles, Shelving. &C.
TNM Writer'S AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
w day lO 0dock ~ n Jane street. all the genteel
Parlor Chamber nning Room and Kitchen Furniture, Sc
OF large housecarpes Beds, Bed1 ling Parior Suits,
Dressing Bureaus. (hna Glass and Silver Ware
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\ UCTIoN NoTICE.-FoR SALE CHEAP. AT RE.
TAIL at the large auction storg 200 and I'll Hudson
tree corner OF Canal street ae assortment Of good
hand Carpets round cornered rosewood
ano two or three handsome Paror Suits splendid
bookcase and lot OF other Furniture but little used n
Dods of all Kinds bought
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UME ILLUSTRATED PHREN0LoGIOAL JOURNAL
4 A new volume go, begins with the July double
Der ready containing Portraits Chsrsccrs snd Bio
Rrnphas OF leading Ethnoogy or tbe Races Pbyeol
cgy, the Laws q Life and Health Phrenooy, vito ebcon
81 pursuita PHI scGncmy Skns ~ Character Pxy
ohoogy tho Science OF the Soul aud ranch important
matter 70 he found In NO ohsr pupsoAtion u nsnd
semsy rAted quartz, monthly, ninety six columns
o. rich reading mater IN each Sod or
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ENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Nassau stree. opposite the Post Office INNER a So
nv LILLE will sell ~ aucon. on Thursday june ~ AZ III
clock ls East Houston street the stock of CORRECTION
n and Toy Store consisting OF Confectionery IN great
= Toi and Fireworks, Shelving, Glass Show Cases,
seears Gas fixtures, Counter Chairs Tables Carpets
49,. mr. 6c
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.hRRiS WILKINS, AUCTrONEER. -
A SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE, CARPETS, SO.
ii. LUDLOW co. VIII sell At anctlen on
THURSDAY. NE so, 1854, AT IL O'CLOCK,
fhc residence No. $50 fifth AvENUB,

Batween Thlrileth aud FfIrty. lrst strtsts,
superb Furniture &c contained In said house, con-
4 IN part OF richly carved rosewood Psrior suit IN
" satin. Buhl Cabinets nne French plate Pier and
Il rrors richly carved rosewood Centre and Fancy
rs rich sntn damark Curtains. elegant walnut
om Suit, Buffet, ks,enslon Table, Dining Chairs.
Awalnut aud mahogany Preach Behstaafs Dress
=. Washgtands, WariroDe. Lounges, Easy Chairs,
E3ilt Chan deliers, Nelvets and Brussels Carpets
n ,togeihsr With the Kitchen Furniture, with
ASNill com mence. -
ta.Sc., will be on exhibition - Wednesday,
F1rnnit, which, with catalogue. may be had At
b6auctioneers. No , Pine street.
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la DRIAN II. MULLER. WILKINS 4 CO., WILL SELL
EA at auction Wednesay July at iSS O'Clock a. tne
rchange AL room, No Ill broadway BY order Of Hugh
smith ESQ trustee $50 coo Broadway and Seventh Ave
que Railroad yer cent Coupon Bonds oil Sio eacn que
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lNRy n. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
LEEDS 4 MINER VIII sell ., auction. on FRIDAY.
at IL O'Clock IN front OF their salesFoor 90 Liberty
blooded four year old Stallion, about 1871 hands
got by full bioodsd Black Hawk mare and the Yer.
horse Columbus, RE Is very free aud stylish driver
rrraned perfectly sound aud kind in every respect ;
rive in single or double harness, under the saddle
tro any time mile minutes and ~ seconds
"a liehi open Brggy, weighing about l50 lbs, and
Harness. H# #a
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CT O nnO WANTED, Az ACTIVE PARTnRR
al A.VUU. with the sfoys sum- 70 extend sirsady
oisnet payin s mannfaetu cash busness which has
notnng TO DO WITH the var government Address for
0as week. with full address A., box ala Herald oocs
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1. SMITH. AUcrEoNRER, WILL SELL THIS

~ day at Ii O'Clock, II stuyvesaut place (Ninth
between Second Third avenues one Piano OF
kpiendd nish 500 three Parlor Suits rose
food and mahogany Bed Suits. Rockers, Looking
iasses mahogany and map Chairs. Tables Brussels and
Carpets and everything that belongs to hrst class
tOu3e. tN# cue f.&tM
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NRAuATfc INSTRUCTION "A FIRST CLASS ACTOR
~ will receive private pupils and rcudsr them coreters
"a on the highest rotes prca w sAsA Address hsnase
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TINrON COURSE, LONG ISLAND.-TRoTTTNG.-T
~ proprietors hereby OF 500 with
sake % SIS All forfeit for horses that rotted better
Woodrn's Friday evening, July l. at r NJ, and will
SHAW WHITE. Proprietors
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- PHI HEGEYAN. FRIDAY. JULY l., AT TEN
~slock A "a, :. the csn.ra salesroom. Wionsh6y
(. Me odeons, mahogany parlor and Chamber Furni-
Plympton Secretary Bedsteads, wardrobes, Pier
Library and Extension Tables, Kings Patent Re.
4 and Reading Chairs, Lace Curtains and window
- Carpets, &C. At o'clock r. NJ, one Billiard Table.
ixtures comp etc; elso about 30 Stoves OF various
with which tho sale win commence. Also lot OF
Furniture, al good new.
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ION NorIoE.-vERY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

rnure sufficient to furnish large four story resi-
nearly new, having costthe owner over ten thousand
at private sale, IN whole or any pat thereof, IT
Jarga n, either with or without the House ana Lot
furniture mostly in solid rosewood and the best de-
1ption, including two superior carved rosewood
octave Pianoforts Richly carredFaror Suits solid
covered in san rosewood EaGeres Centre and
de Tabes. Carpets, WORKS of Arr, rosewood Chamber
uIts Beds and Bedding Chinaware, silverware &c &C.
Lenth street. near Eighth avenue.
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AMUsEMENTs.
WALLACKs. THURSDAY.
aus,.. pe % sDss s.a Oyu.
LAST SioHr
'''s ''' '1 AND Hai issr rfr'i REPRESENTATIONS
MOST sucoEssruL. s 1es4is. zvza ACTED m
Or rH Hss aipLE BALL.
~ f,ss.. s pss NJ ssss T ss's:
20 Ms. Green MS. Ie Brun ana Mis-; I'm '''
scenery @s.; IL I.herTcod and 4
The anea os,, Ss R.ess
s..1 :a ri s
'ns iS gsS e sSD
the tesas will be closed for the rshearsas OF Fmoreh
THE WINNING SUIT
which viii be 'r'd1 TTs 81 yuLrs.
,"r ''s n''' '~f r 4 ass'' - ADMISSION.
Resss rr ss, saa n nrs Z ri, cent cent
orchssira Stalls 81 Family Circle cents
The Rsireshmeut saloon and Dramatic Picture Gallery
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
This 2iS EVE EvEsIs june 50 5srs'fa
Inc r HSnsfi' s f.sTs e. the
THE prsArrs oSs saE;, SAVANNAH.
fHk CHARCOAL BURNER
Mr.. harden, Mrs w. g. Jones, 4e0. Br0oko1s
Mr. g. Lngard
TEDDY, THE TILER
FRIDAY EVENING TICKET NIGHT.
OLvMPTC THEATRE
" Lessee and Drectress. . Mrs. John Wood.
Stage Manager H. SelwYu.
THE E1si F sisHE sGT TRS 81 rig sE1sos
:s I E|:HE i: E r:
romantic spcctable of
ALADDIN
ALADDIN
ALADDIN,
Mrs. JOHN WOOD ...,,, as ALADDIN.
which must be withdrawn. with all its
Magnificent Scenery. Beautiful Effects, New Music. Pic
adj turesqne Costumes and Elaborate Machinery.
on account OF an engagement having been effected with the
distinguished
MADAME COMTE BORCHARD,
MR. WILLIAM CASTLE.
MR. IS C. CAMPBELEs
Powerful Company Orchestra under the direction O.
MR. ANTHONY RKIFF.
- - ENGLISH OPERA
MONDAY EVENING JULY4
Door oren at 71z performances commence at O'Clock.
cured,
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this dsy June So 81 New Bowery. Ladies. Under
clothing. silk and Calico Frocks, shaws Velvet Oapsn
Goats; Pants Lace and Muslin Curtains Cutlery, eooss
ers l. SIMMONS. 90 Spring street
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18th WARD MCCLELLAN UNION CLUB MEET At
Il their Hall. OF Oliver and Henry streets this
evening At O'Clock. p. CURTIS AcKEKMAN, President
G. ScHNiD, A. Z. MARSH, Secretaries.
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cry n. LEEDS, AuCTIoNEER-HRNRy n.
LEEDS & MINER will sell ut auction on Friday,
u at l0x O'Clock, at heir saesroom No. IS Liberty
few doors west Of Broadway, Household Furni-
sonsi sting of Brussels and Ingram Carpets carved
2ot Suit covered in crimson reps; carved oak Dining
CHARS black walnut Extension Dining Table, black
= and hognny Bedsteads, Centre aud Side Tables,
! crimson and gold window Curtains, carved rose:
corner Rtagere gilt frame Pier Mirrors elegant OF
es and Marble Clock, with rich Candslabras match
Mattresses. Bosters, pillows, 30 Also by order OF
,avee an assortment Of Household Furniture consist
7 Lounges Arm and Sewing Chairs Sofas and Table
g. &C &c. Also At II O'Clock TWO Casks Of Jamaica
80 gallons each.
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T, GALE OF BRANDIES wHISKEY AND OTHER
y Liguors--s. HERMAN co, Auctioneers, will sell
Friday, July at Q1x O'Clock IL Powery. at public
auction receivers sale q casks fine Bendies % barrels
Wines pipes barrels OF Gin Irish Scotch
Whskev baskets and Champagne large lot Of
other Wines and Liquors mention BY
order OF John II. Mcmahon ESQ.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

aPH1LAD1LPHIA, May l0r-A special to
the 4nq.trer dated Wsshingt0n Last night
enemy and had hxd brisk Eight It Lord's
tafvern just n0Fth OF the Pc river. y BY
night the rebelswere retreating on three
roede sopth towards Richmond, On Sum
day the rebels attempted!to make another
stand but Meade attacked them and dis
pathes tonight confirm their retreat -
North Anna rivor.- The rebels succeeded
In get0ngO6 meat Of their wounded. On
% Saturday night corpe Of troops had not
been, PIT into the light but were held a re-
pieces Of aFtillery altogether. gsdl Tn N~
The BslIst(n hae; ,reOeived tho following
special from, Washington: Generals Wa.
rem and Hancock are IN close pursuit Of
the enemy. The enemy have been driver
ffon SPottsylvania 9. H, towards ,Csae
Advicss fsen Richmond reprs,uA1snt Srsas
Gae9y aAd VIVA aek ptSy4in6e1bEH
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teO1 no 1kODt-I00 Vvo00000s
tWAsHIN0ToN, Nay lathe Star Gays :
who left Spottsylvania yesterday and came
On horseback 10 AQuls Creek and then
came here ono gnnboat. At u O'Clock the
a&ht va going on at Spottsylvania g. 81.
Wdoheld the place 1t that hour and Lee
gaye evidences Of being weakened and Wa
falling back. IT, meoDenner had an e.
ooet Of $50 cavalry, and - guerfillas wers
frequently encountered on the way, it II
not improbable that many OF the escort
were captured while on their way 20 IL
army. MI ..5,
DOR wounded are reported 20 Is le.Ooo.
met Of whom aEO = lFfodoriclshne9. and
and upon tie pevsmSots. 4 cevaIry g.
troll ordered ont could not do duty, q Il
Wus difficult to pa0 betWeen the rows 81
wounded without sz1mphng o. then. \ Il
iA@id theee are hstNeea 400 and 400 ~
hel wounded there also, who were lsft upou
tho 6eld. Z" 49, f6fs7a - .'dfl :
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FROM SHERMANS ARMY.
THE ADVANCE INTO 0EORGIA.
Another Great Battle Imminent.

WASHINGTON, May lO.-To Gen. Dix. A
dispatch from Gen. Sherman received q
midnight states that Ne are fighting for tt
poeeession:0f Rocky Face Ridge, and that
and wxs miles from Resacs this morning.
On Saturday the rebels were forced from
Tunnel Hill BY Thomas, and took position
q Buzsard Roegt just north Of Dalten.--
This = represented q very strong posi-
ton, which Thomas was unable q drive
saca 10 on the RAILROAD about rs milee south
Of Dalton. This win place McPherson with
Q strong corps, in the enemy's rear, while
Thomas advances upon their front and
6chodeld CLOSES On their 0ank, from, Cleve-
land. Probably . great battle was fought
on that line yesterday, and may be now in
received FROM Grant or Butler.
60 sec'y 81 War.
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= WAsHrHoro1s, Nay le.-TN Cen. Dix-
Dtspaeehas have bsea reeeived this after-
nooa from Cen. Grant, dated at o'clock
yesterday. The e0emy have made sta16
some hard nghtiae. hut no eooecI hot1le
had taken plaee tkero. The army Il ~
resented 70 b In excellent condition and
with ample supplies. l0 3 I'l".,-7 No
Gen'ls RobinSon and Morris are wound
ID. No oeher casualties 70 general o0lcers
are reported. Gen. Wright has been plac-
Cd IN command Of Sedgwick's corps.
Gen. Grant did not design b renew the
atssck . 0ay, betng enfaesd II rspleniah-
Ing nom the supply train % . to advance
without Il. l0igned1
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SUCCESS OF THE FLANK HOVE.
MENT.
Ratler Whips BeauregeFd ana

SUCCESS OF THE FLANK HOVE.
MENT.
Rutler Whips BeauregoFa and
w. Cuts the Railro0a. sr !.
w WASHINGTON, May 10, l:80 D. MO
nag. Gen. Dir II forward . dispatch this
moment received from Gen. Butler. It
tells the story. 4f
[signed,l e. N. STANTON. !
HEAD ARTERs NEAR BERMUDA
LANDING, May 9.
be sumed up irf u few words. with Ito
We have advanced up the the peninsula,
forced the Chickainuga and safely brought
tnem to our present position. These we're
oolored cavalry and are now holding the
position as our advance towards Rich
mona. Gen. Ksuntz with 1900 cavalry
on - same day with our, movement up
the Jo4es River, forced the Blackwater
and burned the railroad bridge at Stony
Creek fellow PetersburRh cutting in two
Beauregard's forces at that. point. We
have landed here, entrenched ourselves.
destroyed many miles Of railroad, and got
: position. With proper supplies we can
hold against the whole Of Lees army. I
have ordered up the supplies. Beauregard
with large portion Of his command was
left south Of the cutting Of the railroad by
Gen. Kauntz. That portion which reached
Petersburgh under him have whipped to-
day, killing and wounding many and tax
ing many prisoners, after severe and well
contested fight.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant will not be troubled
with any further reinfOrcements to Lee
from Beauregard's fOrcee.s tA ns.4a
(6igned,] B. +. BUTLER.
~
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NV Y0RK. May "a telegram from
New Orleans via South. west Pass, April
Soth received BY the zttbsaps perthe steam
Or n0rning6tar says . skirmish hes taken
place between Grand Eoore and Alaxan-
dria. Gen. Lucas Of our rear guard 81.
three bfigades sesong and fought him dsv
aaA night for three days. N The rehols ~
shout Ten thousand cavalry and hSrraaaed
Our f6rceo until within uevSa nile 81 AlsS.
sndfl Our isroea ven un9Qf QSnsCl
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WAsHIN0T0N, May IA moooenges
from Spottsylvanis O. 81. yesterday morn
ing states that Hancock Was compelled to
reeire ION tho 6pottsylyania road until he
was Joined BY Burnside, whom he held his
ground. On Monday morning the battls
was renewed and ~ drove tho rebels to Pc
river, and on thu 9th the whole rebel
been driven in every direction. This
morning We put artillery into play, and
when our messenger left heavy cannona-
ding was going on. II IL believed that Lee
will make stand on North Anna river.
In the three days operations We captured
about 800 prisoners and lost about Il, 900
killed, wounded and pTiDonen. s-
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z L0UI6vIKL1, Nay A-A asquad Of guer-
rilla6, under command Of Cspeains Thomas
and Wallace, made raid into Princeton.
Caldwell county, Kentucky, o. the 4th,
and robbed the stores Of 3 1orgo omount 81
&oodt, and stole good many horses from
The citizens. 10 rae 9sf3i8sf TT
Rumors nom Nashville say that John
son has retreated from Dalton 10 Atlanta.
0herman's f6fces hsve pasDed Tunuell
Hin without oppositeon, ana ore outnank-
ing ths rebels 8 Bunas1 Rcost. na-s5- 4
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Z WAsRIN0ToN, May Alt Z 4ssoextaihed
board the gunboat Commodorea joneG, -
either KILLED or Wounded, with one excep-
ton The maniwho expioded the torpsdo
was himself killed by persons On another
vessel, who had been watching bis move.
ments. On his person were fOund papeps
giving the location Of other torpedoes. Sew
efal rebels found aecreted on shore were
promptly placed beyond the power ofmis-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

RepoFteA CAplaRe Of Ft. Darling.
New York, May IO.-The World has nm
confirmed advices that Fort Darling has
been captured by Butler .spea ~ 4J54
The 7Ssses' correspondent says that But
ler's position ct Bermuda Hundred IS con-
s e. r is%Prsgnsbls + ws: gained BY
The zsi6ssNs's correspondent says that
Buffers future movements will depend on
those0f Grant. Accounts agree that Beau
regard is confronting Butler with 5000
troops. "@@ E0l@'rlD -. afs NI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

Bn11UDA HvNDn1D, Va, May 10, via
terday MON and continued tin nieht b.
Tween Heekman's brigade and several eth
OF bgigadep under Gen. Smith. Gen. BoAu-
regard coulmanded In person. During tho
AQnk o. eCos0 drove tie snemyheok Aree
0aleay nearly 70 PetakabuTgh. We hold
The failroad between Rlchmond ana 70.
A Destroying eome PORTIONS IL the Poesgn.
uDrgh and Weldon railroad. and Hick's
Ford, and eaptursd many PRISONERS. :
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

WASHINGTON, Nay l0.-The following il
extracted from. . private, letter Of . mem
her Of Gen. HedgWicks sfa6 dated the 7th.
Gen. 6edgwick'a stan are al right % tsr.--
rather favorable results. several st 3sanCe
sta6 are killed Qe wounded. Ge9, Getty
cenneadlass = 4iyis:ea = wounded. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

CINCINNATI, May 7.-The building On
vino stregt between 4th and Gth known -
the Pal4ce Garden WIS Destroyed BY Gre
thh nnorning.o1 s4s4 auiigf1a -ds
Among tho drafted In tbe ID Ward ye0-
to-day are 8. Buchanan Reed, = 4. B.
rIimpeon ad4 u. iP.i Heuds9Do0. editors 0l
tho G6AtnsStei6l The DRAFT IN the "a Ward
tSkee p3ooo tV.Gny. -.e- ---ss~-~ 800. ~ -.rrs