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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

ARRIVALS AND CLBARAHrBs, CUsToM-H -HOusR,
PoRr OF GEoRoETowS, Juue 1854 -Clearrd-
Ranger O~cooui n. sch n e., iev' | Fsi, y, yer,
sch Cast II, New York; sch Hehe Eimons on,
HavrA de GrA"ej sch, W X Hawk, p'rt Tnh-c OF
sch. P.'Speden, hAvred de- f;TAcej sch L d d, Pow
mokej str. q. OaGood New Yo-kj long bost q e at
irate, Whit Hnusej sl"op Meme to St MAry'i
.eh Stteaman, Sanlshnryi 'eh, KH'e o "rn, Nary
Land P int sch W. n Morgan, .eafnrdi frh. Nor
rell Hsvre de Gr tcej sch Providence, B,itimo 81;
Ach Forewell, st. MAry's; sh Fn''rrrigc, s..
MAry'si sch. Maryland ST. M4ry's; sch Sars h Eliz-
ahetN, PA'uxeuti toh. RA, SON, SrnfOrd; Tch A.
stevens, Port Depos Il sch. Is G OF Pine, Jersey
Ci'yi sch. Federal Hill, Port Deposits sch. + j.
TIL, Boston.
Arriptd. str. c. Os,ood, New Yotk.
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suERMAR's FIELD or OPERATIONS. Marriott,
Is the capital OF Cobb county, Georgia, and ia
surrounded nv rich farming and mining lands.
Atlanta Is lJS miles from Chattanooga. The
successive points Of importance occupied by
Sherman are as follows-the figures indicating
the distance from Chattanooga; Ringgold, 23
miles, Tunnel Hill, 81 miles; Dalton, 3s miles;
Res ica, % miles, Kingston, 20 miles, Marietta,
llS miles. The army moved from KIpRstop
on Tuesday last, thereby nanking Johnston out
OF his strong position at Allatoona (98 miles
from Chattanooga and by defeating the enc
my at Dallas-a post village of Paulding coun-
ty-has advanced to Marietta from the west.
thus successfully performing another import,
ant aanking operation.
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GOLDEN SENTENCES.

"TpH CltIsIs WHICH rTRRATHrKD TO DIVIDE
rHE FRIENDS or THR UrIoE TO PAST"
al Snail NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGREss."
"I PROCLAIM TUIL PARDON TO ALL WHO
sJLEMELY swRAR TO HEsCEToRTH FAITHFULLY
.UPPORT, PROTECT, AND DUBHD THE CoEsrI-
rUr;oN or THB UmTED s1ATEs, AND The UNION
or TIE sTATrs TuxERUNDm."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

The business OF distributing the REPuBLIeAE
throughout this city, Georgetown and Alexandra,
has this day been placed in the hand OF Mr. Ar
THuR SHEPHERD, who il our only authorized
agent to collect and solicit subscriptions TO this
paper, and has also authority TO solicit advertise
ments from the advertising community OF this and
the nelEhborinS eitics for the NATIoEAL RErub-
LrCAS. Mr.. shepherd is we'll and faVorAbly known
In this community, from having been for several
months past Que OF our principal Local Reporters,
and we commend him TO our citizens on his new
role.
wAgUINgroE Apfil 4 Iagl
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killed land wounded In the cavalry fight Oh
Saturday night. AZ midbight Monday the
rebels attempted to prevent Hancock from nc.
curying the rife pits, from which the rebels
were speedily driven. The result was fail.
nre, and the rebels were repulsed, and four or
ave hundred prisoners taken.
Lee holds a strong position on the north
bank OF the Chlckahominy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

UTFNHTHLNT VI ~ b
"AsHIS oT0x, June 1884. I
1t has been officially announced to this Dc
partment that, in consequence OF the suspen-
sion of hostilities brought about by the Con-
ference now sitting in London, the blockade Of
the ports Of Cammn, swinemunde, Wolgast,
Griefswaldc, stralsuud, Barth, Danzlg, and
PillSu, and Of the ports and inIets in the Ouch
les Of sChleswig and Holstein, wns ordered to
be ralseG on the 10Th ultlmo.
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From the whl,. Hou.s landing.

The steamer Utica, Capt. Sherman, arrived
at Sixth street wharf this morning, from the
White House Landing. she reports all quiet
down tie river and at the landing. 4 large
number OF contrabands are on the shores OF
the Rappahannock, awaiting transportation.
She received load ofarmy and hospital stores
and left this morning for the White House.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

PiTTsBURo, June l.-Buslness 10 suspended
this afternoon, on account Of the opening OF
the Sanitary Fair. The grand civic and mill
tary procession Is the largest over known In
our streets. The streets were crowded along
the line Of the procession, from the MonongG-
hrla Hotel to the fair grounds In Allegheny
City. Gov. Curtin delivered an OratIon, which
was enthusiastically received. The Hyatt Ca
dets, from the WestChester Military Academy,
eIcited ConsIduTahle interest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

A REAPPEARNo sTAR.-Among the persons
present at the Cleveland Convention we notice
the name of Gen. McKinstry. We have the
impression that this mans connection with
Fremont In the early part OF the war did not
much increase the latter's reputation, and his
appearance at a convention assembled for the
purpose of nominating Fremont for the Presi-
dency Is rather ominous. "Saye me from my
friends" is a motto which the Pathfinder has
every reason to wear In hls heart OF hearts,
Boston Transcript.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

QUICK WORE.-The only Paterson man
killed in the 33d New Jersey regiment In the
late nights under Sherman was u man named
Brown. The ncwG no sooner reached his sor
rowing wife than she strRlghtway married
again, not even waiting for confirmation OF
the saddenng Intelligence; having gotten the
news In the morning, Mrs. Brown was married
again before bed time that Paterson
HtLdTdidH.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
THIRTY-EI0HT CONGRESS
First Session.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Dawes. of Massachusetts, called up the
contested election case from the first district Of
MIssouri-Kuox against Blair.
On motion OF Mr.. Morrill,. the consideration
Of that subject was postponed for one week
and
The House then took up the amended tariff
bill. with the understanding that to-day 'hall
be devoted to debate. and tomorrow the cub
ject CO discussed In five minute speeches; and
il was resolved that the House. to-day, at half.
past four, take q recess Till hAlf-past seven
O'Clock.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, In explaining the
bill, said he had no idea the war would be pro-
tractsd moment beyond the annihilation ot
the rebel army. The primary object OF the bill
was to increase the revenue, and at the same
time culture and nurture domestic products,
from which we could raise larger amount oi
revenue.
Mr.. Cox, Of Ohio, made a speech, to show
that this bill Is To the detriment of the West
and for the benefit Of Pennsylvania iron inter
ests and New England manufacturers.
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Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.
Great Cavalry Battle.

One Of the greatest and most terrific cavalry
battles Of the war was probably fought between
sberldap,s command and the rcbels on sAtur-
day, May 2Sth, for the possession Of Hanover
town. The greatest galautry was displayed
by our men, and especially by our officers.
The rebels were driven from their position,
leaving one thousand ner, killed drd Vounded,
upon The JGsld. Our loss was about three hun
dred killed and wounded, Of which number
INV vers officers! This last fact shows that
our officers were In the thlckest Of the conflict.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

Mr.. j. +. Hallenbeek has been appointed our
agent to receive subscriptions and Advertisements
for the rrFuhLIcAH from the citizens Of AleIAn-
driA and vicinity. Mr.. HAllenbeekrs Newspaper
and Periodical store 10 At IIS King street, four
doors below the Provost MarshAl's oHlee, AloxSn-
hriA, Va,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

ILLINOIS UNION CLUB-Tne weekly meeting
nf the Ilipoi Unon Club was heIhIa.te enins ~
the club room, I0' Ninth street Reports We Ie-
eeived rom the various committees, looking to
the efficiency and usefulness Of the ntg-nizA'Iog
lta ArrAHgem ents are nov near cnmpi ted frT Gu
tsring upnn he work OF the oompAipn in ear est.
The Hon. T. O. IngerGo Successor of owen Lnv'-
jry) was Introduced and N .ds an Interesting md
cheering BtNSement of the present prospect Of the
Union cause IN the state. Gen. FArnswnrth u gpd
the neoepsitv of large amount Of system tic
labor, and mads many pFAstioal suggestions as to
the course TO he pur'ued In attaining the sue.
cess OF the Union o-use and the Union ticket.
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PERSONAL.

Col. NosEs B. l. KEENAN,, OF the Sd Maine
regiment, who wsB wounded on the % nit, 10 At
the National His unifOrm 10 'nsiiefAble out Of
TepnF, having been torn in several plAees by rebel
bullets. A. the term OF his regiment expires on
the ph inst, this 10. however, matter Of small
consequences. His horse was shot under him on
TIE iTth, twelve pound I'd shot pAG.inE through
his TT dy Just back of the saddle. The Colonel
under d e twenty days out OF twenty.one before
he was wounded.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Es- knights Tempiar, AtteTtioni-A
SpecIsl meeting OF Washington Com andery, No
/, will 10 held At the Asylum, on SATURDAY
EVENING, the 4th inStant, for the purpose of
considering matters relating to the contempt ted
visit Of the Sir Knights to Philadelphia. A full
att ndSnce 10 requested
All Fojourning Knights are also invited 10 be
present, JOHN F. sHARRETTS,
je2-2t' nFoo, der.
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A CARoo or FELIcITI-The Persia which
left New York yesterday for Liverpool, took
out an extraordinary cargo Of human felicity.
No fewer than fourteen newly-married couples
were among the passengers. II brides bring
good luck to the ship which bears them, the
Ptrsia's owners might have saved their insur-
Rncu on this trip OF that noble vessel.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

In HENoRIAM.-Tbe eloquent dIscourse de-
lvered in the Fret Presbyterian church by Rev.
Dr.. Sunderland, In memory OF the late Col.
Ulic Dahlgren, has been hanSomely printed
by McGill & Witherow, and is for sale by Nor
rlson, 44O Ponnsy ylyanla avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TIE FERRT-BoAT TRoUBLE-The bill upon
which the pr preliminary Injunction to restraig he
Potomac Ferry Company from tho blocking M
The Seven b street wharf was heard, stAteh that
the oonplainants, Geo, =. N redhAm, Asa Need.
Iune Issa invs an Hrsement with The W.sIipr.
ton, AleNandria and Mt. Vernon comppny 10 oC-
cupy with n Apd F. RapGy the said wha on the
conSideratep OF pa, ing one third Of the rent and
one third OF the expense OF repsirs and improve
meNta
The o'mplainants entered upon the occupancy OF
the whAlf in pursuance of the agreement, and a.
cnntiourd until April 18Th, 1894. " ssemB that the
Wa, htngton, Alexandra and MnuntNernon s cam.
boat Comp' ny sold out their interest in the hart
IN the 18th Of March, 1885,, 70 the Po o'Ompo Ferry
ComrAny. On the l2ih of April the complair ant
leased the wharf from Geo. & 7 Parker and tho
Potomac Ferry Company, for 90 500 for tho period
Of nns year from that date; when the def fnhAnt, In
vlolstion Of the rNot between the Wash nEtnn,
Alexandria and Mount Vernon company with the
c'mplainAnt, blocked up the whaff and ohs ruo'ed
its use, destroying tho oomplAinAnns business As
carriers OF freiEbt and psssenge 9 between this
city and Alexandria. Hence he suit
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

Jonathan Waters, who humbugged the col
ored people Of this State about siI weeks ago,
promising all manner Of ine things which he
never Intended TO fulfil, has been brought up
with round turn at last. He was arresLed in
Alexandria, Va, and brought in irons TO this
city on Monday last, VIII ere 1t 10 10 he hoped he
viii meet with his Just deserts. S.-1tnsi, RslO
BsrRS, " @.
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Our GunboAts In James River Attacked
hY n Rehel Iron Glad.

BERMUDA HUNDREDS, June 1.-At 8 O'Clock
this morning rebel irou-clad came down the
James river and attacked our monitors.
The engagement continued upwards OF two
hours, with continuous and heavy cannonAding.
The rebel ironcad was then driven up the
river.
Further results were not known when the
John A. Warner LETT at 10 a. IN.
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Accidental EIpIO.lon OF Torpsdoss.

New YoRK. June 2.-The Rsrald's letter
from New Berne, N. c., reports the explosion
OF four monster torpedOes, on a railroad train,
killing 40 soldiers and negroes, and wounding
90 or 80 more. The torpedoes were to be placed
in the Neuss river, to complete the blockade
against rebeldOm. signal station close by
was blown TO fragments.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

% The Ladies' OF WeAlry CmRpsl (COr-
ner OF Fifth and streetr) take pleAsurs in an
nounoing that they will hold their annual Floral
and strawberry Festival" In the basement of said
church, commencing tho evening Of the ~ irstant,
and cUnhnue several days. TIE friends AMI the
pub 10 are cordially iovited. Season tickets, ad-
mittinS Gentleman and Lady, 50 cents.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

Tonight we are to have, positively, MOzArt'S
great opera OF Don Juan, Herr stsineoEe hAViDE
recovered from his hoArSsnsSI. It should be re-
mewbsred that this will be the oAly opportunity
Of winessing this mAEn neebt opera, and also that
the whole ESlaxy Of stars appeAr HermannS will
appear IL his great part OF Leporello, and the per-
formancs cannot fail to be one OF the greatest at
traction. This IL the last week q the opera.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

New YoEK, June l." Lady Emma" won
the race to-day. MAY Queen" was second,
and Dan Mace " third. Time, 227t, 227t,
and 2.292,
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R.-EIsetlon OF senator Anthony.

NEWPORT, r. l., Juue l.-Henry B. Anthony
was to-day reelected United states senator for
siI years from the fourth OF March next. Tho
vote was soyenty-hyo against twenty-seven for
George II. Brown, democrat.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

FTGuTING WoMAN.-Wllliam Jones and Re-
becoa GAntI were arrested w nicer Whitmore,
II ths Tenth precinct. upo the shaigs of lighting
" SEEMS that Jou. struck Rshec =, when she took
lumber and with II knocked him dowh. they
were taken before justice Boswell, who fined JoneI
ai2 So and Rebecoa eiO IS.
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hour this morning In front Of q restaurant. He
has a wife and seven children living at Pitts
burg. The murderer escaped.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING at the lnb Rooms 46G
Mn stree, nesr PenDaylvAn avenue. II Ia eX.
peoted that all HlinnisAns BidPnt in wAphIrg gton
will attend. In nrtAn' bu.ins mus he wave
acted, and distinguished gentleme7 viii sddress
city are invited to be present.
NJ. D. BROWN, Preside I.
]. A MCkEAN, reerGtArv. mNlI So
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NEW York, June 1.-The steamship Persia
sailed to-day with half million dollars In
spocIe. Ron. Charles Hale, consul to Egypt,
ID passenger.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

DAN RIoE's GREAT sHow.-The famous Dan
Rice will ops 10 great equestrian rltA hshmsnt
on the corner OF sixth street and Nov York ave-
nue., on Mondav, the is'h inst. His lesrnrd quad
rup dc, his gymhastB and riders and all the para
phnTnaliA II This circus ere uneQuAlled by any
thing OF the kind In the country.
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-Four Thousand R.bsis Pound In shsnsn-
aoah Val ey.

EDrrBURs, sHtSlSDoAH VALLEY, May So
10 a. m.-The army made . reconnaissance In
strong, In front of us. We have had very little
diminishing up to this time.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

II Floral and Fruit FSatiSAl.--The Sis
tes In charge the St. AIMS lnfAut Asylum. cor
ner 1wepty-f' Tth and streets, near The u rcle,
beg to announce n GRAND = OVAL AND FRUIT
r. sTlV ", commencing TUESDAY, May 3lst,
and continuing during the W. eli.
AZ this INSTITUTION 10 n new undef' 'Aking IN this
city, and attend d with great expense, and In now
In great need, they feel confidence in skiing this
appeal to the generosity OF the public, ard hOn
they will attend. supper tickets, 80 crntSi adm
sion to rooms 10 cents. open from to 10 n'clo X
p. N. my25-lW
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The Ladies Of the seventh street rrpsbs toian
Church will hold thcir FeEiiva At the above Hail,
commencing MONDAY, MAY so The heat Bind
OF Music 10 this city hiss been engaged for the
easion. The PIaDo IL kindly furnished by Mr..
John p. Hills. Admission IS oenta season tick
cts, one person, 50 eentb. Family tickets season,
SI 90. myH 2V'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE soLD.-Mr. Eliss
Baker, OF lltoona, Pa, hla bought the besutihl
country residence formerly owned by Mrs Clr M
son, he dauRhter Of John e. CAlhou At cost Of
sl0 900. Mrs, Clemson's husband aud brother A'e
residing In niSie. Mr. BAker, the pu chaser, 50
near relative, we believe an nnole. TIE county
mansion has hhAohed Ahout seventy Asres NJ lard
and 10 dist mt two miles from the estate Of the late
John c. RlveB, ESQ.
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A Murder In PhiIadsIpsIa.

PHILADELPHIA, June l.-Mr. Foreman, .
carpenter, Of tiItsbuTg, was killed at an carly
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~ Nc. >. SIIEIns, Esq, has beon ap-
pointed Agent OF the Great ponnBylyAnIa Route,
Vice u. o. Morton, to take effect on the 2sth inst
Mr.. wilkins has been connected with the Otice, A.
the corner OF Sixth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue, during the past two years, and Is tho OughlY
oOnversAnt with the business Of the route il all
Its departments. All applications for informStOn,
tickets, dc must be addressed to Z J. WLEIHI,
Agent Great PennsylvAnia Route Sixth street and
PennHylvAniA avenue. I'D YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent, Great Penna. Rol ate.
m2a-dtf
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70 Festival q tho Capitol HIII Prssby-
teriAn Church NJ ODD FELLOWS HAi /, seventh
street. Opening June lst, elnHin June lI'h, with
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT Admission,
10 e"nEi seHson tickets, so cents tickets tor Con-
ceit, 81 cents. /, Este
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EFPresbyteTtan Services will he held
every Sabbath until further notice, In the Eoh OIL
house at the corner OF Third street east md A
street south, Capitol HILL at II o'clock a. ~, and
1 D. m. ml0-cTsAt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

RAIN was falling. plentlfully In New York
early this morning.
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Heavy LOsS or tho Rebels In the Cavalry
Fight Last Saturday Night

New York, June "A special dispatch to
the New York Times, dated from Grants army,
Is up TO 10 a. IN. on Tuesday, says;
Rebel pspers admit loss Of one thousand
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u-We have learned not 10 he astoniEh.d
at anything. Years OF experience and u core
Spondenoe extending throughout all nationalities
Of the habitable globo have turned theories into
facts and established \ baBiH from which VIC need
not err. We are not surprised at such acts AS the
fOllOwlng-Although the persons who write them
are. We know the persons and circumstances,
hence feel at liberty to indoIse their stHtcmentS;
"NEw BEDFoRD, Mass Nov. -, 1854
DEAR sIR !-IhAVe been afflicted many years with
severe proStrAting cramps iu my limhS cold feet
and hands, and general disorderod system. Phyh
clans and medicines failed TO relieve me. While
visiting aome friends in New HOFk VIII" Werg using
Plantation BItterH they prevailed upon me to Try
heu. / commenced with a small wi c-glSsslun
after dinner. Feeling better by degr' ca IN lew
daysI was AAtsnished to Ind the COdncss and
cramps had entirely left me, aud could Slcep the
night through, which have not done for years.
feel like another being. My appetite and strength
have also greatly improved by the use OF the Plan-
tation DitteH.
Respectfully, JUDITH Russell.
80 lowe much to you, fur verify
believe the Plantation BitterB have saved my life.
REV. W. Il, WAOOOEER, Madrid, n. v"
"REEDsGURY Wis, Sept. 10, 1903
"S have been IN the srmy hospital
for fourteen mOnths-speeehleSs and nearly al
A. Aiton' H. they gave mo TS battle Of rIHnIHln
my speech and cured me, ca, FLAUTE,
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HARD ON THE HoRsBs.-Ou yesterday four
horses on the city passenger railway died from the
heat
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TuE BALTIMORE police made l,2s0 arrests
during the month Of May.
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YESTERDAY was the second anniversary OF
the second days battle OF Fair Oaks.
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"' lowe much to you, for verify
believe the Plantation BitteTB have saved my life.
REV. W. II, WAOOOEER, Madrid, NY,
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ASHLAND, May 2T.-Advices from the front
are that the enemy have reGrossed the North
Anna, and are again on the move, In tho di-
rection, 1t is supposed, Of our right. The
enemy arc said TO have made an effort this
morning 10 burn the bridge over the North
Anna, on the Telegraph road, but were folled
There was some skirmlshing this morning,
and also some between ten and twelve O'Clock
last niRlt.