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Passes 10 visit the Army Of the Pstsnsc.
1. Applications must be made at the ONCE Of
Majsr Louis II. Felouze, No. 203 f street. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, between II .. IA.
and I p. m, except Sundays. Major Pelouze
3. II not granted at the ONCE OF Major Pc
louze, the decision is final, and no reference
need be made at the War Department
3. Passes cannot be given to females TO visit
the army. z1 - - - - -. So
By order Of the Secretary. Of War.
~sGHsE Hrhs--sF aif So e. ID. TOWNSEND"
Assistant Adjutant General.
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JOSEPH REYNOLDS co"
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAA FILTERS,
No. 500 METH STREET, near avenue,
Have Just received, and will constantly keep on
hand, the largest and best assortment in the city
of Chandeliers, Brackets Drop Lights, Portables,
Glass Globes mica and other Shades, and all arti-
cles in this line, from the best establishments in
New York, PhiladelPhia, &C., which viii be sold
Also, RANGES, FURNACES. and Fire-Board
We are prepared to furnish the best RANCH In
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
We do ali kinds Of GAS and STEAM fittings
promptly and cheap, as also everything in the
Call and see our Bathing Tubs, Rountains Water
Closets, Wash stands, Basins, 30, &C., ct No 500
Ninth street. near avenue the largest
establishment in the city. fe 2-eof
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AN AGED FROG. The other day, at Johns
town, Pa, as a mason was eng aged in cutting
stone, living frog was found in the centre Of
o stone that had been in use in a wall for over
thir ty years. When discovered he was as fat
rs a pancake, but after being released from his
prison, could hop about as well as any other
frog. The Cambria papers think that his frog
ship. could he speak, would tell Us about the
times W hen Noah lived. His Fonly defect is
that he is totally blind. He has been placed
in cage for cafe keeping,
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pRoP Ls4oR YoRAal.
oxrIz ouAn1n.xAs1s.'s o,yroB.

,iEned . aSr s9pRyi1S tns 9sasssT%a.ssrt Rs.
tIsss ssss; With IA, Corn, 5sss and Straw :st o.
ss and
3 Siddsrs must STATE 1t which Of the .sovs.namsa
!stss 1t viick tssy vim make dsIvsriss Threat,
Sis a ::d ' ss g Is
ms9ssd, md when {" - 70 sompsee9
The price must b written ont in words on the
70 ,. PIT !, SooS ssocs - S9ss
bushels each: The sseSs 70 Sc fu.ni;aed .ithout
sxtr. ehsres 70 tie Goysrnmsns. The hay and
FSs sisd Of OATS corn
hsyor s1ax proposed to b delivered most b stated
~ s t2s sEtscis: offered under the bids herein In
yited Vim BE- subjsct 70 rigid inspeetioaI q the
.ss the Interest
'se
8: s:sss !: sssstss q
eontrset for the s.ms, With rood And sas.oisns
70 the O.
s sdal =. M e, e s1is, @ +:
s6is Siddsr: 8. the person to whom the contract
sssRonsSIi Of he :aa =, %a.s ;:
y. o
A. aassl 6s.sd Ssss q r.
s + ....,..
!: ;ss; ::.ss & &: 9: zach aa.
Proposals. must be addressed to Brig: Gen. D; b.
.s SAi 1sP4 5. , sf:s
S2 &. % SotS q
Suarantors, Will b required Of the suooessfu bid
,. obtained UPON application 81 shis ones.
~. era sSsa o! 3 5. % So
=
$3.50 ~ bSshsis q Corn. In sssks. at - PR baaAslof
- bssssis q Oats. in sacks. .. - Per buaAsl Of
- ton: 3, S.l.a Hay. IT. ,sr ton Of 5000
- tos: = S.lsd Straw. At Per ton Of 800
Deliver To- commence on OF before the - day
Of, les and 70 be completed on or before the
H5sis sas:s
's esa and hs
Ses sso ae ssg Yoaf oSsdisnt servant '1
srisad,sr General D. H RueKll,
General Depot anWaE s:s9S.ses: D, o.
6UARATY.
We. the undernsned, residents OF -. IN the
ana s E. ss Sa q
- be accepted. that he or they win, within
tsn days after the acceptance Of said bid exseute
sureties, in sum equal to the amount Of the con-
ract to furnish the forage proposed in conformity
20 the terms Of advertisements dated December 8,
1853, under which the bid WAS made. and, in case
re aid - shall fail to enter into contract -
enoe between the oner By said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person 10 whom
the contract may be awarded.
Gi!ss uidsr our hands and seals this --,dsy Of
-,M. t6sI.l
hereby certify that, 10 the best of my know.
ledge and belief, the above named Guarantors are
good and sumo - sureties for the amount Tor
which tt ~ ofIsr to b security.
TO be . Lied By the United States District At.
torney, Collector Of Customs. or any other oloer
under the United States 6oyernmsnt, or reeDon.
dbls person known 70 this ONCE
q s-n Brig. Gen. and O. II.
CHI11 QUARTlRMAsTIR'sOlYI
~ DEPOT o. WAsHHo1on, !
Yas4i.sto1a y; O.. January I. leA.Y
Az aeNsfs n Drug, Aardware, L1Moef. Leath-
sasssss % ssad 70 hi: oss:. On tss H0kbHf Ct
each vel sealed proposal Or list is duplicate, Of
Desot .ta oft notice. vfi the prise Of each mark
q s s: n
s. obtsissd xtScut dsisy. ana q tie lo1es price
CURED 70 furnish tis lit pgnetaalI sysEI Non.
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DANGEROUS ADV ERTIsING.-The Scientific
american knows man who does the principal
part of his advertising by writing his name
and business on the back of bank bills. Per-
haps be is not aware that, in case those banks
whose notes he thus endorses were to break, he
could be held responsible for the face Of the
note. Courts have SO decided in similar cases
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GsAvAL soossi

H. 9. WILSON 90. suecessors 70 ]. r. walker
Bon, XasAinSton y: o., Manufacturers OF m
MINT and CRAWL ROOFS. $3.50 W
OMee,161 pa street, below Pa avenue. Orders
may % LETT @ once Mutual Insurance Oompsnv.
sth sfrset and 4oniaiana avenue. OF addressed %
All work executed promptly and ON the aost
roesonAbb terms, and warranted. Repairs made
pfomRtIy, %. - 49, e isstJ nah lJ-ems
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5000 HORSES WANTED.
War DEPARTMENT, Caralry BK,eaM.
r. dice a6 Chef CRaY!eymastsr,
Wa.h,nstOs. D Aprii r. 1854
One hundred and fifty five tSi5s) dollars per head
will be paid for all =
CAVALRY HORSES
dGeilsered within the next fifteen l5l days at the
Said horses to be sound in ali nsrt;ep,.rs NOT
less than FIVE % nor more than nine 9I years old
built, bride wise and Of size sufficient fer cavalry
purposes. -, ..- ..- ...t D.. =. - = ~'''-'
Ihess Specifications tgil be strictly adtsysd IA md
Sigidty ssforced in every particular. - -
Rhasment made on delivery Of ten go and over,
- JAMES A. EKIN Il
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Qnartermaste
} ap l2-l5t .- a"-i =" Cavalry Rnresn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-28

~ L999MJs, N; the Inventor and Patentee
tends personally at his Office in this
city; Many persons can wear theseQ1fY
teeth who cannot wear others, and no
person can Vear others who cannot wear these
Persons calling ct my ofies can be accommodated
but to those who and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully war; anted
Rooms In this city-No 80 Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 9O7 Arch st
fnlladeiphla. .EINW mar4-lys
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THE EVENING STAR.

THE RULING PAssroN.-In the " Bald Eagle
Ridges, in Clinton county, PennsVlvania, lives
q certain maiden lady. Twice in her lifetime
she W as engaged TO be married, andtwice some
unforeseen event interposed to destroy her
Acp OF m atriu1onial bliss. Hers was a sad
case. Time began to wrinkle her fair brow,
and no new suitors were there to Offer them
selves. To add to her distress she became sick,
"nish unto DEATH The junior preacher on
the cirCult-a large. Overgrown and bashful
boy-was sent for. The sick room was well
Allied with sy pathizing neiehbors when the
young divine made his appearance, and, after
some rem arks, proceeded to read a portion Of
the Scripture. He fell upon the chapter in
which the woman of Samar1a, is introduced.
When he read the words, ,.Go call thy hus-
band" the sick woman groaned little: but
when he uttered the words, ssThe woman an
swered and said, have no husband" the
dying woman rose upright in her bed, and
her eyes flashing fire as she squeaked ont the
following -@g Ef 800 Ttktt
81 amt agoin' to stand yer taunts, ii you are
preacher-clear out of the house now I've
had too chances for husband, and will live to
see mother see ii / dontf --a =.
she recovered, but the war interfered with
her matrimonial prospects. sE. .=F.
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S10R,r D1s'As's. - s.0s'r D1s.As's'
sAMARIT AN,s aI
SAMARITANS GIFTf

SAMARITANS GIFJ!
TIN MOST OIRTAIN RlMIDY lVlR UsIp
eovoa2HGd :; a f1s1s'F' s9is 4.
The, @ s. 80 .s s n. Ss
Ess ~
Cures IL from two 70 fur days. and recent cases
81 as as,
hss; S.s q
s1MARlTANs GIFT.
ssns y IL sis,ns 81 SsR.
sS1fsss: sSif ds$hRStSfs q
5:.sss: .ad ;s:aissss: s!sIs s.rslsi:
I'D "a e = 81
''' that for f b s6 81 HsH in years
& SshB A'
xs sGs = ss ss q q e% the
male: &. BOOT I1 a:SS SSiSs!
most happily ADAPTED. in Uletratsd Uteras. u
Desiis; and for "a nsd 81 i: sss
Sent BY express. Price q bottle, OF 6 bottles
sAMARITAN,s oHANoRl WASH.
Pnssos ST. CO.. s so2 ss1 'ihi.a.phi. ro.
Sold By 8. oAIvlsr FORD. corner Of 18th q.
HiN my cook. Alexandria. mays-u
You've e.. s;s!.a ss.a..,,.. ;,
so
msns u s1y one shouid srst read I'll ssoRif
l;as Fin
Sent 70 any sddrsas, a sealed envelope On r..
s''s' o. Zen o 81. oaH Asa <. STUART 4 o.,
de LILY Boston. 1ais.
A DA1s 11PRlss 0onRANY,
a ossioa si4 f4 R. AE.Sus b. q
eA,A1 In Hs1 11fk1 ssS11Roahw atD1s s ~''1'
nz1sHAD1sS, HoslXa Mya4R!, yALu-
.o..:sS:s ~ szT;SIY ~ 6fsRxfSSGt p "a
sss s: he "a SasS kH 2s.s: z
HoRFH. Hast. WEST, AND No8THW1sr.
1n Irineip pal oAess 30
Sfs$s4iA Is Es5ia, SSSf; ss:'''
0onnsetions ere made q New York and Bossos.
VIII Lines forxardipe 70 the 0ANADA9 and TIE
14T!ea PR0VlNol6 and With stsamlhfp line
Lx11POOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAgRl,
Sno tnence ~ 1uropean sxpfesees 70 al prominent
commercial towns In Great Britain md the Con-
Collection Of MOTIFS, DRAFTS and BILLS made
ae Ill accessible paxts OF the United States.
~. O. q. DUNN, Agent,
0e - 1850 -sss. 10, Warrington, D. o.
TeRNeTON'S AGR IOULTURAL CHEMISTRY
Woodf Agricultural Chemistry: Londen.
OhAptalb Agricultural OAemistry.
Le6io D Agricultural Chemistry
Liebiel Principles OF Agricultural Chemistry.
Deep sSe Lana Culture. b. Henry Stephens Lon.
Htephens' Manual Of Practical Drainage: Loa
Ditcbipg and Draining Tables: London.
DonaldS Land Drainage: London.
Strachan's Tables on Drainage: London;
A-eA I1eH-WAN0, TIE 6REAT CHINESE
E1t<&kAEDY[U GONORRHGA, CLEFT
~kEte. 0AB Box WILL P1lRoRN 4 OUI1-
RrXIngredients are purely Vegetable. II y
AkN plsessnt 70 the taste, has no bad odor, ana
nay p carried In the vest pocket without FEAR %
Setssti1a Circular free. Price q bog. sole
as Oh H9nt g., PhtlsdslRhia. and In WaaAine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-28

HAPPIHle8 Oh MIelRYLTHAT rs THR
sIAH 0ABlN1T or WON1ERS, ANxToMY, and
MlDIoIN1' have determinsd-resardisas OF ex.
pense-to iesue, free, (for the benefit OF sufisr.
ing humanity, lJow Or thsir most Instructive and
interesting Leetures on Marriage and It's disquaIi-
dcaHonf, Nervous Debility, Premature Decline.
Indisegticn, Weakness Depression, or isnofanoS
ofPhysi3lo9y and Natorss Law. These Invaluable
lecture! have been the means OF snlis tenine and
saving thoasands, and vi be forwarded free On thS
receipt OF four stamps. by a7drsssins Secretary Par.
tsias Sd6srtso( anatomy dsd Aedtetss. 363 Brsad-
WAY. view t0rk. 9sfaSa fs4eE ju1S-lv
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ORGANIC WAN lss,

y =. I4R1OIAENT6 TO NAHRIA6D,
By Dr.. Johnstoa's marvellous treatment, Wear.
ness Of the 0rsans 10 speedily cured and full vieo,
restored, 1housAAdS OF the most narVou0 de6{li-
tated and impotent, who lad lost I'll hope, havl
All inapedimsnts 70 marriage, Physical or Msnta
DisquahheAtioas. Loss Of Pfosfeatiye Power Ner
you1 Irritabihty, TREMBLING, and WEAKNESS or N
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DENTISTRY.

GREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. E.
Teeth Ezthaeted icthont PDia with the Nfxhrix Of
- OtyeH. #s p. 81.
would advise al persons having teeth to ex.
tract to call at DR.. LEWIES Office,
and have them taken out by this new
and harmless process. Also call andQYyYHWY
examine the Doctors new and i'm
proved method Of Inserting Artificial Teeth. IF
you once see the great Improvement in his teeth
you will hays them in other style than this new
and and valuable one. No. 242, Pa. avenue, between
novls s. Il. LEwIE, H. D., Dentist.
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CLARI1IED oIDnRi m = - :
have Just received per schooners ..tssnrs. q
Aaams ana W., from Boston q lara annpiv
ss ~ do . sale g TIE lowest market price
Hotel keepers, suffers and al otbs,s ., -..4
prime .rtioie Ct Cider are invited 70 csil .nS az
srnine this before purchasing elsewhere anu "a
Onion BottIins Depot, 81 Grssn 4 ~
-. GeoF9Atovn D C.
TIE O0N1ID1NTIAL UIDa.- -
"a. 1}eatise - SSsoistal Wsox...u
uio, yo9nS. married, and sinxs. viii ~, s;,,..
hnS % Importance bv perusiHe this vorS A sSuas-
saSe by perussaS The O0nfdsafisl GaisSsu eaSaR-
sshs % eny eacfess, In sealed envsope, an FL.
ssesiDt 0x Sek cents Rnd one red STAN w s.S
s.,sA sdrsSs. 20 IR. 4. IAI6NrArN.
~@S Eoctor, Asss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-28

ID MAYORS OFFICE, April q, 1854,
u clock m. Monday, the ID prox., for paving
from street north to the south side of Pennsyl
yania avenue. .- -r.l- = -
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
paving and cubic yard for grading. -.r
The work to be done to the entire satisfaction of
the Commissioner and Assist Commissioners.
~ p . p JOHN I. GARNER,
Commissioner Of the Third Ward.
I.s ..a.r~ 80 II. PHILIP,
JOHN NJ JOHNSON.
ap 25-dtd Assistant Commissioners
i PROPOSALS viii be received at this off ce until
y m on Saturday, the 10th of April instant for
completing the grading and to gravel Fourth street
east, from East Capitol street to Pennsylvania
avenue. The gravel to be of n quality approved "
the Commissioner and Assistant Commi ssionere.
The gravel to be nine inches in the center, Ia
pering to four at the gutter line when rolled. To
be well raked of stones OF an improper size and
well rolled with a heavy roller. - .-.. ..
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for gravelng.
the commissioner of the Fifth Ward may direct,
the contractor without certificate signed by the
Commissioner and Assistants certifying that the
work has been done in a satisfactory manner and
according to the contract
.le-'f :. - RICHARD WALLACH. Mayor
"- W. II. HAMILTON
... ..r r..s COmmi ssioner Of the Fifth Ward.
.'r .a EMIL c. FRIEDRICH,
.s.t CHARLES COX,
apps assistant Commissioners.
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A-1N T1BH-WAN0, Tbs 6RMT CH1NkSk
E1t<4kAEDXfv GONORRHGA, GLEx1s
0&HE te. OAD Box WILL P11RoRN 4 OUH1.-
HXIngredisnts are purely vegetable, Il =
M. slss:sns e the t.sts, has no hsd Sde. an,
aeteeton. Clrculsrs free. Priee q . bog. Sole
HyOEH ]. KRON11s successor 70 ., o; ulAams
Ao9 Oh gt4ut st., Rhflsdeiphia. and In WaaAtn4s
ION p 3. 9. FORD, see RsRasyivaaia ssennss
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.- 1865. t1a. veg. fF.1 .H--. - 3G8 dAxA- (
k1KDALLT AADoLIN1 u 70 rare eornposna
stinslstias sxt,asts nom 1lowsrs, Roots. n
Herbs. fes the 01OWTH, BAAUrY, end Pr
NAN1NT vIa0R Of TIE HAIR.
Z Hi9Aly bsAaAsial vlsre ths hair requires
semitic ssinslaat." Ds. 0HILF0N.
Have never had anythinG which 20 psrfse
answers The yufpose Of . hair .d1sssins."
WARR1N WARD, Isl.
a-sa 10. 055 Cana street. r. 4.
"Afsef being bald Tor seven years your ANBO.
LINZ has eovsssl the entire scalp With N1W
HAIh Prot. JOHN e1NIA,
no. - King street, n. Z.
For sale ~ al Druggists snd Fancy Goods
Dealers. Pit II boxes. (eontainine two bottles,l
pxies u. rsW
HansfastarsA anl dor salsa q wholssAl b.
g KENDALL & BANNISTER,
slo-sn No G49 BROADWAY, M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-28

INCEST OF THE LAWS OF THE DISTRICT
II of Columbias By NJ Fbompson. So.
oeH IRANCK TAYLOE
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VNk11SAAk.Krotsetsd By 1oyal Letters Patent
4 OF land, and leclfed By the seals Of The
1o0le De Rharmaeis Dc Paris, and the Imperial
College Of Medicine, Vtsnna.
Alton, epermAtorrh@a. and Exhsustion Of the 6y1-
Nm. TrtesmAf No. 4 has entirely suporeeded the
9o. = the infalible remedy FOR I'd Impurities and
Secondary Symphonic. thus obviAtinS the use Of
p Iparetion Il In the form Of most aSreea-
bic Losen@e. Decare6 from effects Of elimste and
tour esessse IN one for %, and in On esses, thus
.avinG %: Divided IN separate doses a. adEninie-
Wholesale and retail BY DR.. BARROW, No. l0l
49, ssS e. 3. ffoRD. No. $50 p. AZ,
corner llth street. NH smr -
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DR. J0HNaT0N.

Member Of the Royal Collage d Surgeons, Lon
sses in the United States, ana the srestsr psri 81
whose life has been sIsnt In the iosDitsls Oh Lon
don, Paris, RhilAdephia md elsewhere, has enbotSd
some Of the most AstonishinS cures that wore eyei
known; many troubled With ringing q the lssl
ard ears when asleep crest nsrysumsss, Do alarmed
biushing. attended sometinoS With dersnrSm n,
Of mind were cured immeAiately.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
gak CITY.

A FINALE "IRoN- CLAD" IN CoURr-Julia A. Keep
ers Who under the assumed name Of Madame Donseux,
who used do the tight rope dancing for the Iron Glad
Opera Troupe when they entranosd the universe by
their deleclable nightly entertainments at Metro
poian Hall, vas en- yesterday brough. before the
Mayor 10 answer the ignomnious charge Of stealing
parcel Of old clothes from one J. II. Scribner. The
accused was pale emaciated woman Of thirty-fVe,
who give you the impression that she he'd been much
kicked about in this world aud took meeky as her o
She dressed IN some kind Of cheap check stu AID
had most luxurisn head of curls reeking with grease
which would have been probably bestowed II sac
had taken it internally nOurishment for her body
Her step was nmbe and certain, the same being the
suit Of her practice as Madame DonsauH.
Mr.. sslibner, the accuser of this damsel all iorlOrn
did not appear, though repeatedly called. Some body
suggested that Mr.. Sorbuers engagements at Camp Lee
In the capacity Of a cOnscrips ould not admit Of his
attending. This being the case matters were about
being brought to stand still when officer Orone
forward and asked to be sworn wi ness saying that
he happened to know something that might be cen
sderSd material he said that days ago, Scrbner
being in Castle Thunder the accused camo to him, and
showed him an order of Scrbuer's Mrs. Head for
a trunk of clothing and said Mrs. Head refused TO de-
liver the clothes upon the order. Subsequently Nra.
Head came 10 witness and told him she had seen sCrib-
ner and no desiring the clothes TO be delivered 10 &C.
cused that she Mrs. Head would deliver them to her,
Ga TUESDAY evening, Seribner being liberated from
Castle Thunder came to with, IS and told him he had
gotten out warrant for the arrest of the accused for
stealing the clothes and be wanted her arrested Wit
meas asked him if the clothes he accused her OF stealing
we're the same she had obtained from Ms. Head upon
HE OrderS Scrbuer replying that they were the same
clothes, witness bad told him that he witness did not
believe that charge of lrceny could be sustained, and
that he preferF,d having nothing do with the case
Scribner then put the Of arrest into oieer
Adams hands and got him to arrest not only the ac
cussd but Mrs.. Catherine Gaibaldi, whom he charged
with receiving the stolen clothes.
There being no other testimony, the Mayor dismissed
the case and ordered officer Adams to return the old
clothes TO Mrs. GAribaldi The accused with tears in
her faded blue eyes, declared that she had lot stOer
she things; che had only pawnsd them With Mrs. Carl
badi to raise money to pay rent due the house il
which she and Scribner lived and TO get something t
s,s feeag confident that SCFbner, when be got out
the castle, would redeem the clothing and make every
hing right.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
I THIRD DEePATCH.
FROM NORTH GEORGIA-

MARIETTA, June 2l.-The enemy's right attacked our
left yesterday, under Gen. Ha'dee and repulsed
with great slaughter. We captured sixty prisoners.
Among them Lieut.. Ool. WATSON of the 10th Ohio
Three desercrs who desired to be employed in any ca
pacity, also came in.
General Johnsoa, IS well as tho who'e army, is a6x-
ious fo- al engagement.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23
FROM PETERSBURG.

PErEEsBURs, June 22-l0 A. M.--Hancock's Yankee
corps yesterday made atsemptt to strike the Weldon
road but after getting within half mile of il, DAVIS
farm, two miles below the city, our artillery opened
upon them and at the same time our infantry came into
action, driving the enemy back, capturing dozsn
prisouefs, and killing and wOunding number of tho
enemy. Oar loss is small.
Tho gallant Col Harris or the 18th Mississippi, was
severely wounded yesterday by struggling shot,
Grants whole army s in our front on the south
side of the Appomattox.
Nothing exciting Il Transporting this morning.
SECOND DISPATCH
PEFERsBURG, June %, Up M.-Two brgsies OF our
amy attacked aud hlnkcd Hancocks second army
corps this evening" about two miles south Of this place
The fight began ut 3 O'Clock. The enemy made con-
sidsrabls resistance bat wese driven back fully two
miles. Our men captured 1000 prisoners including 81
commissioned officers, four pieces of artillery, eight
stand Of colors and two lines Of breastWorks. The
enemy made an effort to p.urs the breaswOrks, but
we're REFUSED. Another attack on she enemy at some
point now progressing, and is succeeding most ADMIT
rably. Our loss IS very light.
The enemy have cut the Weldon road ten miles below
here, but it will soon be reptred, it Is supposed.
THIRD DEsPATcH.
PETErsBUEG, June 22.-Tre Yarkes raidpg party,
after cutting the Weldon road at Reams' Station, pro
ceeded towards Dinwddie Court House, for the pur
pose Of cutting the South Side road that point and
Geographic communication has already been interrupted
there. The water tank and depot burnt at Reams
and one bundled and ty yards of the track torn up
but it will be repaired tonight force of ours has
been sent in pursuit of the raiders aud it is believed
will overtake them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

JUDGE LYONs' COURT-In this court yesterday the
clse of Amanda Logan, white woman, indicted for
receiving goods stolen from Major William Allen, wee
postponed till next Wednesday.
The balance of the time of the court was devoted TO
the despatch Of civil business.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

PARDOSED.-wm. P. Thompson, Of Ala, convicted
Last year ia the Confederate District Court Of robbng
the Richmond Post Office, aud sent to the peni!enttry
for three years. yesterday pardoned BY his ET
ceency President Davis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-23

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