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negro GIRL saned Luoy, abousS years old, Of
DARK brown osoF, veil grown md good looking,
and q good dispoeition. che lived with wash
sewe nas named 6ally, near the upper end of Mar.
A iibssal reward viii bs paid 70 wbosveF viii d.
liver her . Dr. BVRW1LL.
to7-4t Coenef OF Leigh and 0eh ~.
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Te1kAY -Tsken up, snail gray mare, blind
~ b both eyes, about tsn yeafs old, which ne
owusr a. get By calling on "a direct, between
Cay aud Ie,gh, peovic9 property a1d pAyi0g
chasees, o. she VIII b disposed Of . TIE NV a.
rects JOHN \ IHORNTON.
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The New York herald., 1864-05-26
Tho. Sa1a ms nder ae Jones' Woods.
ms woNDkRFUL fEArs IN A BURNING ARBoR.

After two or three weeks pufng In newspapers and on
the public walls the Italian salamandeS yesterday after
noon, for the hrst time In this city, gave public exhb
ion OF his extraordinary fcats The of the saa.
mander h ssnor Buono Core the plain English OF which
10 Mr. Goodheart He 10 q simple Italian gentleman, who
90 far a the writer knows, has no compact VIII hteyer
with Old Nick, or Beelzebub. but has simply mads most
remarkable discovery by which no Is enabled 10 stand
walk and breathe 10 nre and blazes which would
suffice TO roast half a dozen oxen aud Gle.
plants. The secret Of this invention the wsrt6y
sgnor keers locked up his bosom for the present
desiring very naturally 70 realize all the hard cash he
can before divulsng II pro bono patiico.
The exhibition which took place at Jones Woods
yesterday afternoon was . perfect success, and, not
withstandng tho gloomy character OF tho weather was
witnessed BY thousands Of spectators In the mid
die Of one Of tho cleared aelds belonging tho grounds
sort OF arbor OF brushvood, shavngs and chips was
constructed on framework OF iron. 10 the shape of
cross end 2, arranged a. 20 leave two passage
ways, suicicnt TO allow one persop 10 pass through
them without Inconvenience About four O'Clock In inc
sitcrrcn signor Bono Core made his appearance near
ths NJ bor dressed In his hrcrroof suit Witch consisted
or canvass pants canyass ookt canvass gloves canvass
helmet and pair OF Frencb soios Tor tho feet the
helmet were Aited two rounf pieces oica o enable tho
sgnor 60 bssa soma view Of outside otecs without dan
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Highly Interesting from General John.
Gon's Army-Fu1l Rebel Details OF the
Battle OF Ressacca.

Non's Army-Full Rebel Details OF the
battle OF Ressacca.
tFrom the Charleston IS c.) Mercury, May lsJ
From our North Georgia exchanges we get mass Of
army It's evident from all accounts that there has
already been muchbard Hghiing and that there TO
rrea, deal more before The fight over. Our oss s
considerable and that Of the Yankees is very heavy
About one thousand or fifteen hundred Of our wounded
afternoon They were promptly cared for All the clti.
xens have been requested 10 send their
'ne el, provos. hs,sbas .,, bs Office every msrnins
and without any serious Losses Of any kind The railroad
bridge over the Ooetanana river burned after our
forces we're placed In position the south side Oar
army retired 70 Calhoun without any confusion or dsor
der and General Johnston stl commands all the roads
Only two divisions participated IN the late engage.
mcnts Lieutenant General Hardee had hs horse Killed
under him by shell. One OF his sinn was slightly
woundea. Our line Of battle extends about twenty.
dy General fitzpatrick, the celebrated Yankee cavalry
raider has boon mortay wounded. No one knows what
General Johnsons future plans are He keeps them all
TO himself lis army has the greatest confidence In him
aud wiu fot1w ha aavtchsrc
Reports In The streets OF Atlanta Mon
reiuieed BY force Of confedors.o cavalry stationed
there, or IN ,ronrta for some other roint- II stated
improbable, although not impossible A. last accounts
Forrest was al TuDeo Mississippi 10 order TO reach tho
place be sad 70 be in he must have made some extra
we devote large portion Of our space this morpos to
copious extracts from our Atlanta exchanges. The FOL
lowing account OF the battle OF Eosgatca Ia from the
Coufedsyccy'-
OPENING TIE FIGHT.
From Intelligent soldiers among the wounded who
came down Sunday afternoon learn that the hight
opened about ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon on saturday,
and continued fierce and general along tie lines until
night Cur men, with the brief period allowed them be-
f,re The enemy attacked, threw up Temporary breas
works OF logs aud rails, from behId when they repused
every tssauit Our canDoneers much exposed
he enemys sharIshooters and close 70 The Yankee
ton " 1ssllsr =. Z
ne Yaukee fought with desperate valot r,hy of
'''tr nanse they tricd 90 charge esa dur
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

ger 20 his e. - - =
shoes 5er rho pants, jacket, helmet, glvves and
pcarr Grated with rod preparation sSich 1t ap
~ - the substance which the sisror has invented for
purpose OF esisng the influence OF Ore. This consti
suted the only protection which be had about him AZ
given signal the Dor 6re and when the wind
had blown Int, single dreadful sheet OF flame the
saamander madea polite bow and quietly entered H.
There was NO humbug about it There the Signor,
real king OF Are walking up and down the flaming pas
sages Of the arbor aud Iesuely posi-
bio The spectators astounded The heat Wa so
intense that none OF the crowd dare approach ~thn
nun1red feet OF tho burning mass Wher mo eaiamau
DER had been 10 for abou. minute suit became per
ecty whitened by the heat ys he stood in the very
When ,pe nc sa ey the least Affected
he csms ons ~ ,ha -stcrial nearly all consumed
~ ne " u we ~eoor the crowd keepng at respcc
ia,oe sss The helmet was taken OF by with
o. .eS .aer ecvos. 1t completely biis,ered. The
showed 40 signs OF his recent roasting except
aSavyy pssEraton, which trcked down his cheeks in
1ouueanoo The exhibition novel and interesting,
ana ooSht 10 be seen by all lovers Of wonderful.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
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"A AMERICAN METALLIC COLLARS.

THE AMERICAN ENAMELLED METALLIC COLLAR
pre- ent TO the public their superior ALLio
COLLAks combining al che qualities which have hereto
,cse % made .ne linen article Indispensable as ven - those
The pure and finish s irsnsparentv eoua
70 the linen. whit their Interchangeable outline In form and
20 their value s matter Of economy render them an 40
cleaned with cloth and the servoep Of the auudress
besome useless Travellers especially can appreciate the
relief that dispenses with the washerwomans service
whom. with additional trouble andwbou loss ef time
they make themselves rrescnabe BY being clean col
Jared They e,sily adjusted 20 the linen and do
not have the feature Of any similar manufac
the material thcy formed OF does not rnst aud
therefore cannot destroy the linen with Iron mould.
We daily receipt OF certificates Of their unquessios-
able utii.ty.
turn mail upon enciosng with measure OF neck, One Dol
for Turnover" Collar, Seventy i've Gents for
oaossh CT. wBLLrNo,
The New York herald., 1864-05-26


TO those familiar with the history OF tho previous cam.
pagns Of the present OF the Army Of Tennes
see bis apparent reIograde from the Chattanooga
Mountains 10 Ressacca and thence beyond the river VIII
DO woll understood. AL Of h victories ne wdr hare
been scon by e rekeatdrawing the enemy from their
position, and falling upon them sudden % a panic
General scotes advice 70 federal commander was
"Beware Of Leo advancing, and watch Johnston the
retreat You may whip Johnston at a stand but the
devil himself would be defeated in the attempt 10 whip
him retreating.'
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
Sailing or tho africa.

BosroN, May 25, 1854
The steamship Africa sailed this morning, bound for
Liverpool She took out ninety passengers for Liverpool
twenty six for Halifax aud ESQ 900 sterling specie
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

nrHE CLEVELAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Stairs
Constitution; The strikers and their Rights womsns
press Moyspsns Mar hnroIe and other exciting spb.
week Splendid and galhic Var Views AL IN nti Porra's.
o. butler urant HanrocN Nerde, Ciinnre Bnrnse and
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
ur. Deb. Randolph Kein's Despatch.

NASHVILLE, May 20, 1854.
ARRIVAL op osSKsAl scsLEs rKosI
hs)or General sickles reached here this morning from
tbs army, having accompanied the movements OF the
past several weeks General Hoosers corps From
members Of the party eatbe some details Of the battle
q Sunday, May 16 fuller accounts OF which from the
front VIII accompany this. on that morning the army
w~ ip position, the left resting Camp creek, and
hcPherson across the stream.
ersyrsI warns BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENT
~ noon the brigade Ct General Ward, Bu,ternolds .
division Booters corps, ordered advance against
strong position held by the enemy, open "a
vine The brigade formed tue woods amid thick grow th
G brush, and al the proper time moved through the
woods, descended hill and entered exposed and open
Hsct crossing which, they ascendcd the hill the op
pc~ts side, 10 the face OF q Gre of grare and
Dosketry. The summit gained, and desperate en-
counter ensued the gunnes being driven FROM their guns
by The buts OF The muskes Owing TO the character Of
she redcub the guns, four number CNspoecns) were
brought OF after dark. We succeeded also 10
tding The lmoers OF the pieces, and an amount Of am
enemy During this assault OF Wards brigade heavy
saPPors 10 column, moved Immediately 10 its rear.
x'THsRsoS RIGHT.
iurnR the engagement OF Rockers corre smultane
sus a'ack made by NcPherson the extreme right
Sne aoton continued untl evening, the enemy having
retreat ihe direction taken by him was The lipe Of the
rAiroad towards Atlanta
oni 'otes ourng the day rather severe Butter
reos dN'on which bore the brunt OF the action lost
scoGt i"cve hundred men killed and woupdsd The
ss OF ouf onlire army vii hct much exceed two thou
ssna lue enemy et about two hundred killed on the
eeld and large number OF badly wounded Tho rest
we're removed upon tbe witndrawalo Of tie army.
ms KsfMY ENGAGED
Toe engagement viii the rolr ara on Jobus,on,s
army hat portion pittei agaius, Hooker 1as s,even
sons and 1aib9fnes cgTmtIds. The enemy fought
vtb great pertnacy and when he feA back Was lotly
pufsued ~ our fofo1s.
sr.nso o. Tm sAsu,n,r axp sornvrrzv rrro,p
fbe opening ol the NnshviNe and kcrihwesero Ran,
road, of which wrote several days since came on
yesterday very success.uly large numbeE general
ncd and line officers and Hans, N all numbering Two
hurdrcd persons, and guard Of sixty. attend
ance The excursion eft about ss 10 the marnins aud
reeurnsd ster midnight The road will add greatly 70
Gen. Shsrmsn's resources when forces Brtt occu
pied this place bot twenty mics Of run.
ming order. Ine remainder the road completed
" The firsi Missouri Fineers Col bag aid The lrst
Mcnisan fnvnecrs Chi innes. Lieut. Co. johp Clak
In shsrte Of consrnctoD and " Low ecu esintef dent
sAxCING Ct t1tnI As Pm oaEgs
The Treatment - gu,eIuaa 10 this 1tp rtment " at
snslh ltg mirg q msitef N BvoUd noilcr 08e tf ilc
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
G. n. WILLING,
"a Pine slresi. New York.

fyoRHs, BUNroHs, BAD NAILS, TENDER FEET.
podist BE- Bowsry Ctxsn's Bsnk Rce's Annihatop
cures Cons, Bunons &c ~ mail, 500.
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Arrival Of tho United States Steam
Transport ATage. =
THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE C0SBNFIsN.
Negroes to Have representation at Baiti-
msre in the Presidential Convention.
REBEL ACCOUNTS TO MAY 20.
ss., re-. hs

The United States steam transport Arago, Captain by
A. Gadsden, arrived at this port yes ciday afternoon,
with Port Royal dates OF May 20 and Charleston
bar dates TO SIX p. N. OF day.
We are indebted to Parser r. w. Ely for special favors
The Arago brings tbs usual mails and the following
passengers;-
Captain Hamiiton, Mrs. Hamilton, Major Ten Eyck.
Major Wood Major Dorman, Mrs. D0rman, Major Lock-
wood Surgeon Dalrympe, captains 8. W. saxton, J. B.
Tuttlc. Dr. Ramsey Dr. Ii dsey, George w. Benton, Dr.
Brisbam, Mrs Brisban, Dr. Lawrence, Mrs. Lawrence,
Captain Henry King. Mrs King, Miss G. Horny, Mrs. r
r. jeffrey, Miss Laura Condery, Mr.. N. w. koogh,
Mrs. Keogn, Mr.. Z. T. Foreman, Mrs Fore
man, Mrs. Stinson, Miss Stinson, Master stinsou.
Mr.. Bennett Mrs. Stickney. rs Dodge, Hiss Aver Mrs.
Mddaugh and two children, ILeutea l. H. Lathrop
Gowors, Douglass, Warrington, Buchanan DR.. Sargent,
Mr.. len Eyck, Alex Wosraii, Colonel Ashburne Messrs
Filoy, Clark, Hopper. II. II. Leeds, H. r. Swain, Van
Winke, Seveance Pete1aill. Osborne, g. II. Osborne
Cooley, Leslie Haines Mcclellan Ackcry, Piper, Hiel
Cooke Conant. Harvey, Brardies, Longman Doyle, Van
Iugen Davis Landsee, Kutzenbog Schafer Hall Corbett,
Wcnter, Peto, Philips, O. NJ Phillips, Grinhs. Moses
Kend i J. M. Bates. Bates. Blumenberg Benz. Gaske
Downs, Farley. Seymour Capts. Baker and Corson-and
343 in the storage, amongst whom arc fifty rebel do
Serter5
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

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stamped 'Grays Patent Nodded Collar Sold Sy ali retail
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