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ing heavy column in the same direction.

ing heavy column in the same direction
The order has just gone to Warren 20 fall
upon their flank.
Wilson had fight last evening near
Hanover Court House with Young's brig,
ade Of cavalry, and routed Young, killing
and capturing mary, but there has been d
good deal of artillery firing in that diroo
ton this morning,
Warren reported last night that in lis
fight of Monday afternoon, near Bethsai.
da Church, Colonel Terrell, of the 18th
Virginia, and Col. Will, commanding
Pegram's brigade, were killed, Colonel
Chi istain, Of tho 49th Pennsylvania, was
wounded and captured so was the Assist
ant Adjutont General Of Rrmsey's brigade
His name is not reported. Ten other
commissioned officers were captured, and
seventy priVates. Sixty rebels were burr
cd on the !ield.
On our centre Burnside reports his adj
yaucod line as being this morning within
a mile and half OF Mechwnicsyilie. Nc
other military intelligence has been re
ooivcd Icy this department since yester
day,
(Sisnodl .EDwty VI, SrNvrov,
Secretary Of War,
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SLLNhn nI.rArln.


, WAsuIEGroN, May SIS /; 80 F. MO
, B,jor- Gcatyu! N.g, Nuo York; A despatch
from General Grant, dated & o'clock this
morning, at Hauss Slope, has just boon
received 1t is Us follows:
THE enemy came in on our lot last o.
vcning and attacked. They were easily
rcpulscd, and with considerable Slaugh.
ter.
80 rcliero General Warren, who was
on the left, speedily, General Meade or
dercJ an attack 10y the balance Of our
lines. General Hancock was the only one
Who received the order in timo to make
the attack before dark, lie drove the
enemy from his cntrcnchcd skirmish line
and still holds II, have orcport Of our
losses, but suppose them to be light
Other official dispatches, moi from Gen.
Grant, were received ut tho same time,
and give more details. They are as fol-
lows--thc hr,t being dated yesterday, 30th
May, 8 o'clock p IN.
"ln the course of the afternoon General
Warner had pushed down on Our left uu-
Ill his flank division under General Craw.
ford reached point abreast of Shady
Grove Church. Crawford having got dc
tached from the rest of tho corps was At
tackled and crowded back alitlle GAc
enemy then thrnH force which appears
to have consisted Of Eyoll's corps, upon
Warmers left, Attempting to turn it, but
vas rcpuIscd."
The engagement was short sharp and
severe. General Warren holds his ground,
at a distance OF seven miles from Rich
mOnd. lie reports that he hl. takon q
considerable number Of prisoners, and
that there are many rebel dead on the
field. OF his own losses he has not yet
made = report. Ills latest despatch .ays
that the enemy arc moving troops to his
let, upparGnily 10 cover tho approach TO
Richmond on our right.
IAN active conflict has been raging ey-
or since dark, but has Just closed As soon
rs tho enemy attacked the left Of General
Warrou, Generals Wright and Hancock
were ordered to pitch N, but 10 not seem
to have got ready until after nightfall.-
No report has yet been received from
them.
Tho despatch above referred 10 10 da
ted at o'clock this morning and states
that in lInucock's attack last night Col
Brooks drove the enemy ou. Of a strong
" intrencLcd skirmish line and holds it
The losses are not reported. Gen. Burn.
s,lo's whole CorTS got across The Iolepo-
tony Creek last evening anu is ID full con
rcction with Gen, Warron.
The lett OF Hancock's rests upon the
side of The creek. Tho 9Th Corps is upon
Ilancock's right, and threatens the left
flank OF the enemy. General Smith ought
TO arrive at New Castle by noon, where h,
can support Warren and Burnside il ne
cessary,
General Sheridan, with Gregg S and Tor
bets divisions Of cavalry, Is on Our left
flank.
General Wilson is on our right and rear,
for the purposes reported in former de5
patch.
The country hcreabouls is thchly wood
ed with pines, with few good oponings
The indications this morning are that
the enemy has fallen back south Of the
Chickahomiry.
Nothing Of later date has been received
by this Department.
EpwIN NJ. SANTOS,
Secretary o! War.
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THE NEWS.


= 'e''" '''''' 0U' wax "'"e eN''u'''''
- =. ~ WV o'".''' o'Si'"''nos o' secretary
''""'o"' l""' '"'y are 'e'lao'e' 'ha-much
40 'n'y "o not assert any 'h'n& 'oa' Is ao
'''"'',y '"'So' VIC ICuol'Y a"m'' '"' II 1t
very ''e'' 'ua' ,sn'y important !ac's arc
"''uho'"-'"oI 'ne @"o'' ""@ Is net told
anu lAey are therefore very unsaIS'acto
~ ~ -" V"o " very imperfect 'u'" OF INC
l"' '''u"''o' "a e''he' 'FaHt7 2' >h'r
N'I~ ~. '''n',s
h'ehmona IS not set taken, Much SC
we're Sighting has taken place: but it has
been in the orep ae,l os !, r.cro fac from
tbe d..srnes of Tho oi,. -, rhoi - 80 -"
'"o "'''"SeS oI tue ci'J"-tan rcbGIS at
lacking as often as they have been attack.
cd. " hen these dsrenciyo works arc at.
tackcG-and not fiji ,bo- r,,r, com, III,
r,i,hty s,,nr.ro rn,a,,. ...'.,.Sl s'.'' n'1, ~,
49, 49, '''' ''es''' " ,''' t 's'o'''o" 'na'
Tue enemy we're driven ioto their in
trenchmonte," and that our troops were
in some places "only .iftg yards" from n,
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WAsH7EGIoy, june ;, p. m.- r. Major
General Dlr "A dispatch from Gener,
Banks headquarters, dated at balCpas
eight Last night has been received. i
states shat about seven p. M, yesterda,
Friday the enemy suddenly attacked
Smiths brigade ofGibbon's division. The
battle lasted with great fury for half an
hour.
The attack was unwayeringly repulsed.
Smiths losses were inconsiderahlo.
At 6 p. N Wilson with his cavalry fell
upon the rear Ct brigade Of Heth's divis
ion, which Lee had thrown around TO his
left, apparently with the intention of en-.
yeloping Burnside. After short but
sharp conflict, Wilson drove them from,
their rife pits in confusion. He took q
few prisoner.
lie had previously fought and routed
Gordon'l brigade of rebel cavalry.
During these fights be lost several off.
ccrS, among them Col Preston, LIST Yer.
mont cavalry, killed Col Benjamin, Sth
New York cavalry, seriously wounded.
General Stannard, serving in the 18th
corps, was seriously wounded yesterday
friday
Our entire loss in killed, wounded and
missing during the three days operations
around Cold Harbor, will not exceed, ac-
cordiDg TO the Adjutant Generals report.
seven thousand five hundred.
This morning Saturday, Juno 4th, the
cnemy's left wing, in front of Burnside,
was found TO have been drawn in during
the night.
Col. Cenola IN command of five thousand
men, arrived here yesterday, having mar.
ched from Port ROYAL.
TeleRraphic communication between
Cherrystone and Fortress Monroe con,in.
uos interrupted
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman, dated
yesterday, June 5t2) 8 a. M, thirteen
miles west Of Marietta, Ga, reports that
his left is now well around, covering all
roads from the south TO the railroad about
Awkworth. His cavalry have been in
Awkworth, and occupies in force all the
Awkworth Pass.
No other military intelligence has been
received by this department.
We give the above despatch as We find
it IN thS Pairict d Uri'r Of Monday last
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN IINIMENT.

A Certain cure for pains in limbs and back ,fore
N throat, Group, rheumatism, collie &c. A
perfect family medicine, and never fails. Road
Read !! Read!!!
L1yoNIA, WAYSE Co., Mich, June l6, 80.
This Is TO certify that my wife was taken wi III
Quinsey Sore Throat II commenced to swell,
ana was SO sore that she could not swallow,
and coughed violently. used your liniment
and made a perfect cure in ono week. / firm .
lly believe that but for the liniment sho would
have lost her life. JOHN II. HARLAN.
Price 25 and so cents bottle. Sold by all
Druggists, Office Sc, Cortlandt street n. Y.
june sth, ls6i-lm
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WASHES sroN, Juno >


To N4j Gen. Dir:
dispatch from General Grant, dated
this morning (June % at Bath9aida
Church, ! o'clock, \. N, has just been re.
coived
1t states that yesterday morning an at
tack was ordered TO be made on our left
at Cold Harbor by the Sixth Corps, and
the troops under Smith, Warren, Burn
side and Hancock Icing held IN fcadi-
ness to advance on their respective fronts
The attack was made with spirit about 8
=. NJ, continuing until after dark and re.
su!ting in our carrying the enomy's works
on the right Of the Sixth corps, where we
still hold them, and also the first line in
front of Smith. Tho latter, however,
were commanded by another line in the
rear, which made those carried untena-
bio.
The enemy made repeated assaults on
each Of the corps not engaged in the main
assault, but were repulsed with heavy loss
in every instance.
Several hundred prisoners were taken,
but | cannot say what number. nor es-
innate either our or the onemy'B casual
itcs.
During the night the enemy made as-
saultS &c regain what they had lost bat
failed.
No dispatches from any other quarter
hRyo reached the Department to-day.
EpwN II. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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WAR NErNRTWENr,

WAsnrSGr0Y, June so r ".
70 Major GcacrA Dix:
Nothing has been heard from Genera
Grant since his despatch dated al o'clocR
yesterday morning. Telegraphic commu
nication has been delayed by violen,
storm on the peninsula yesterday evening
and last night, and cannot be re.estatlsh
ed before some time tomorrow.
EDwIS NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War
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g(tO advertisements.
To I}ull6Crs.

StTRAYED or STOLEN from tho premises
- Of Peter Solt, in Bradford township on the
night Of the 9th Of May lla', o Drnllg Cow.
ten ycar2 old with the point bit or cut of the
left ear, long horns, and rather thin in aosh. A
liberal reward will be paid to any one inIyruing
mo where che can be found.
W. c. WRIGHT. -
Woodland, Juno 3, ls6l.--3t pd,
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8=5' We arc authorized to9,,,..
GIDEON D. GoODFELLOW, Of L,v,, r"1Olnct
as a candidate for the Office Of gberiS W 'VP
the action oftAe Democratic party Of jC'.s C.. I,
county. ,'' .'Ght'
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ID EGIsTEWs NOTCE--Notico ilhl'5l

ID EGISTERS NOTCE--Noti,ehhmg
III given that the following accounts ba7ebe
examined and passed by me, and remain tled O'
record in this Office for the inspection Of hail
legatces, creditors, and all others in any way
interested, and will be presented to the lsn
Orphans Court Of Clcarfeld county, to be htta
at the Court House IN the borough Of Clearhei1l'
commencing on the 81 Monday Of JUNE l''b
for confirmation and allowance.
|, Tho final nccyuut Of Henry D, Rose, ozeel".
Of tho last will Of John VI. WeitzoL decd, ID"
Of Bell township Clenrdcld county, Perna'
.. The final account offs. P. Wilson, admlnlslIs
tor of all and singular, the goods and ehai'eIr
rights and credits which were of. c. GTan1l'
deceased late Of Brad ord tp, Clearheld'ov fl
3. The partial account Of Jno, D. Thompson an ii
Josiah W. Thompson, executors Of tho Jas. NiI
and testament Of Ignatius Thompson, deoo'
late Of Lawrence tp., CleardeId county, fgunis' ls
/, Tho account Of Francis Pearce ana 'a'.,
Pearcc, executors Of tho last will aud te.aTs..
Of Absolom Poarce sr., decd, late Of Bfal'O'
tp, Clearfcld county, Penna. ..,.,
5. The account Of Vim. L. Shaw, Admlnlsu,,loji y, ..i
and Mary Ann Shaw, Administrative, OF au '"I
singular, the goods and cbattols, rlgo,s s.I
credits which were Of Il. G. Shaw, dec q, ''' "
Goshen township. ...
6. The account Of Josiah Evans, Adminl,ua'., J.
Of the estate of Asher Cochran, decd, ia" "
Penn township. s,,
Z. The account Of Jeremiah smeal and VaeDu1iSi w
Flegpl, administrations Of the estate oi D"@
Flegal deceased, ate Of Morris townshiP' ~,
g. The account Of Samuel sebring, admini'a.S'' W.
Of all and singular, the goods and o9au y.Is,
rights and credits which we're Of John lOs.fi ,s.ii
deceased, late Of Burnside. township, Oles'A"' Ss
county, rs Isaiah D. bhhubh
RegigteT's once, may l3.ic h's'"
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E0" " are authorized to annorra
JOHN J. MILLER, Of Morris tovsa, wv NV
candidate for EQUITY Auditor, subject DS,"
ton Of the Democratic party Of Clearf,j rs,
ty. Jm,I
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HsV' e are authorized to snror..
WM, NJ. BLOOM Of Pike tp. az s,ns,,a "na9uac
tho office Of sheriff, subjcc, to Inc cG,aui' ,s',l
Democratic party Of C!oarGold co. 'r,a NV, 9lt
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u v Q are 0UthOrizcd 10 amman
WM. NJ MCCULLOUGH Of Cloor0sjm,...s
da,o for the Office Of District ATTORNEY ',I' n,s
to the acton oilAc Democratic PARTY Of ILL.,.
..""'. n8y
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SIIERIFFATTy

t'y" " arc authorized 70 -,
JACOB A. FAUST Of Curwcpsyillo =, ,"'uONro
for the Office Of sheriff, subject to ,Sa Ds Sa'dd
Democratic party Of ClCardold count o'l0l ss IL
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E5G We are authorized to Ammonia,
JOIN L. CUTIE OF C,oarGcll as us53,
70, the otice Of District Attorney, subject ss,
action OF the Dgmocraticparty Of Csarssis@
~ j1nt irl
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For Sale at a Baruajn,

ETHE undersigned offers ot pr yais ,b ,lrA
/ Of land on Sandy Creek, in Urn S,,.
ship, Clearield county, Pa containing i2G ,,,s
and some perchcs, about 10 acres Of vhi1,
cleared, with Saw-MiIl House, Barn and Cbg
outbuildings, and first rate yogng O,cbs,j \
over go trees Of choice fruit. Also, Stone C,,
and Lime stone, and good springs Of water. mi
Timber sulcicn, to cut over two millions ON.
Of lumber. A township road passes The b@s
and saw.m mill, Tho mill seat is a good ooetr,
grist-mill, with - leet Of head For pari,ul,n
address the subscriber q. Roc&,On uo.t O5,,
Clearfeld county. JOHN DRISSLgg.
Nav %. lS64.-3t. nd
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To Mill-Wrirhts.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received. pp,i,
- Saturday the 2jth day Of Jane instant, for
the building Of SAW-MlLL-say 30 by so feet
on he river, Ot the site known as the Farmers
Mill property formerly Logans) in Lawrence
township. It is to be what is called q "Siugle
MIL Plans and specifications can bo seen by
caIIIog upon either Of the undersigned Trustees.
JOHN J. READ,
ROBERT PORTER,
Jun :, 1864. ISAAC CALDWELL.
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Chase ought 10 send for .heso honorable
men" to help him run tho green.back lac

men" to help him run tho green-back lac
tory,
! FRuMoNT AND CocuRANE.-Th Conven.
ton of radical Republicans at Clevela nd,
on the 3lst ult, nominated as their can
didatcs for President and Vice President
Mejor.Genoral John c, Fremont, and Gen.
John Cochrane, of New York The for.
mev WAS the Rep ublican candidate for
President ia 1856 and tho latter claims TO
be War Democrat. Their platform, with
the exception Of the negro and the c9nfa,
cation pianks-b th of which go the whole
length OF perfect equality"-woull not
be hard for Democrats to take. The Con-
vention was largely attended, quite har-
mouious, and very bitter in its hostility
20 tho reelection Of Lincoln.
5sy' Father Abrahamus appears to be
in a tight place, In fact it will require all
the wisdom of the "bcll-man" to eXtriratc
him In the first place, if no render 5
Gen, Grant too much assistance he Grant,
may tako Richmond, which will make
him formi dable rival for the Presidency.
In the next place, if no does not render
him aid enough to take Richmond before
the Baltimore Convention meets, then
both he and Grant will go up"
Rsgn Having passed the first week in
June without "killipg frost" we may
now consider the growing crops, fruit,
vegetables, &C., out Of danger, Farmers
all say they n ever experienced more favor
able weather. The crops all look we'll
and fruit, especially apples, promi7o an
abundant yield.
Rs5"IesterdY wa, tho coy fixed ortho
meeting Of tho Lincoln wing Of the Re
publican party in National Convention at
Baltimore. If affairs in the vicinity Of
Richmond have not assumed definite
shape, ii Is altogether probable an adjourn
mcnt to a future day will he effected
n ,pp ~ MN n,Ir.rg 'rlN ,lroFt g,r
-
Ve"'re county 'ooA pIaco iaS' "eeA' ana
we notice that each Of the three physi-
clans of PhilipsLurg are among the elect.
..-----.--
osg' Joshua K. Gtddngs-ono OF the
most violent Of tho Ohio Aboli,onisls,
and I,,,erIv Tircor,,s oons,l G,rorol j.,
CaaoJ, -.,i., ,. ~, y ',' ' .,,,', '','"' =: :"
C"""o'-' recently oleu very suddenly III
Montreal.
Rpcrrvrn The limo ryr,b,r or tbo
49,. p..L r:,.,,,i..,..... ,,,...-.,',I
'-1.'y l'''"' II Is al '""' even fancy cou''
paint IT,
w. A W,r,,cr Eso rbe Fbo,shr-,
,'1H 10 "'',,'C"' 3
I'"'''a' q He'N'e' IN speaking Ct iheF
Senator and Representative pays the fol-
lowing Commitment to our fellow iowns.
,,o,
V1t ZEN T"E ASD hErRR'hNTA7iYE,---
:, no" ~; . Una, ine LEGISLATURE mas ouJ3nrned;
I Z tR n ~ - q
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|. DMINIsTRATOR,s N0TICE...y,ito

A DEMONSTRATORS N0TTCE.--yoito
"A is hereby given that letters OF admintui
tion on the estate Of Bohor, NJ, Smiley, l'a 4
Brady tp., decd, having been granted to The m
dcrsigued, oil persons indebted to said est'teT
requested to mako i'm mediate payment, anith@
having claims OgGinsttnc samc will preaelih'a
duly authenticated for settlement
may Is, 'CI-6tpd. JESSE LIyE:,
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ABRAHAM OGDEN Of Lawrence tVn ,,' '''N''
didhte for the oaieo of sheriff. subject IA 4. Ia u
tion Of he Democratic party Of Ces,ss1| H.
iy, Inn" ~ ~
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H2rWc are authorized u

S@S " uIC aHuhOflZCd 60 anso,.
the name Of B. y. HALL Of Kar.hou, ,'''Vult ~
dida'o for tho office o! shoriE, subiecTl = "sS'
ton Of tho Democratic party ofCiy,ys1,ss,%9 ,%9a'V
ty. '"'aeId Co,
NAV "a
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ui, g@G@ " are authorized to ana.
VIM. Il. RlSllEL, Of Lawrence 'unOOt
candidate for tho Office Of COUNTY SSwh'AlB ,
subject to the action Of tho n"mg n"g Comnb,r
Clcaracld county. "'Sfsle Mle pan
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7 license EOTICEa-TAo following naa.i
Il person have fled 10 tho Office Of Tho Clerk
Of Quarter Sessions Of Clearisll county hi,
petition and bond for license OF the June
Term next, asrcoably 70 the Act Of AsienbI? Of
2sth March, lSjs, entitled " An Act 10 Requisite
the Sale Of EntoMcatin! Liquor" &c,
Fred orick korb, Tavern, Brady twp
jun. s, tao. y. T. ETZWEILER Oh,
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gNTHE ORPHANS CoURToF CLEAR

NNTHEORPHANS CoURToF CLEAR
tIEi COUSTf,--Noticois is hereby giv.
en- that the following appraismcuts Of csrtgin
personal property Of deccdents, selected npd
set aparttor the widows Of ntestalcs, under
the Act of Assembly Of the 18th Of april.
1851, have been sled in the Registers once 4.
Gle ar6eld, and will be presented to tho Orphans
Court for approval, on Wednesday the 29th day
Of juno next,
Appruisement Of Ger tain personal property and
real estate, set apart for the widow Of Lausun
Root deceesed. l. G. BARGER,
Clearaold, jun. 8, tao. Clerk.
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Auditors Notice.

r. the matter Of the estate Of Reabtn B.i.
/ sall late Of Brady township deceased
Tho undersigned, to whom the Report Of tho
former Agdit was referred for correction, VIlf'
tend to that duty at his office in the borough
of Clearfeld, on Saturday the 18th day oiJrs
1864, whom and where all persons interea'iHp
attend, ifthey see proper.
4. j. UcCULI0UGBr
June lst lsei-4t. Auditor
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EFa5 We Nrc authorized to o,
JOHN GILMLAND Of Karth,r, ~ 'uoouA
candidate for the oGlco Of County CtSo"mnsSl9 ,
subject to the action Of the DenocypSfTn' ,'''o
Clvarheld county. '''0' party
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ReS" We are authorized 70
CONRAD BAKER of Knox ryn '" onhOpl
for the Office Of County Commi,sion"as. "s Seanaa
county, iH C'Vtps
lima
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ID poNNBTs--Fs5hionabl Bonnsts, hats, Nets,
ID Cape, Shakers, Ribbons, Flowers Plumes,
Grape, Bonnet Silks and Millinery Goods Fsnet
ally, cheaper than tho cheapest at
J. P. KRAZERS
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PRIMARY ELECTION
COUNTY COMMIsSIo7s

Ls1I. asgrW W Q are authorized to Nss anll
ANGUS GILL, of Bradford tovn,SI. auhOS,
date tor tho office of County Comm;pp T sasS
jcct to the action of tho nSHDU,aa'1lAlsasiOntr !
( Ap. 2s9
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MARY AM nrNLlp.


NJVARM OF 226 ACRES FOR
T. SALE.-Pels0ns desiring asr
gain in the purchase of FARM, viii do veDb
embrace the opportunity now offered. hehrn
is situated in Morris township, Cicayitld county,
about GO acrcs cleared and improved With god
outbuUdings, and is advantageous " loMni and
can be made highly productive. Ii Wll Do sold
at n bargain. .l1' For further yarttghD apply
to the subscriber either in pecs3a orby &ag u
kylerlown Post Once, Clear6cll county.
jun. /, Pm pl. FREDERTCK NEBEL
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Gt3g'The officers ask for high office, and
soldiers (ur-Iough.
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dbs G!sartislS 3tpablitan.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, ,;;;;;;;;;JUNE 8 tn

RELlCIous EorluE.-Eldcr j. c. Miles,
OF Iowa, viii preach in the Baptist Church
on the ID Sabbath of June, at ] o'clock
i. NJ,
At Curwensvile in the morning at II,
AZ
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WAsnrHGroS, May 2l--ll: 25 p. MI
Ngi5r- GGi. Dir, Ncw York The following
despatch has been received from General
Butler:
Yesterday all day heavy Griug was
heard in the direction of Mechanicsvil!e.
Six refugees from Richmond report that
Grant is OF the Mechanicsyille turnpike,
II miles from Richmond. Yesterday
they heard the firing, and that Grant was
driving Lee,'
a women reports that meeting was
held yesterday while she vas in Rich.
mcnd, to see whether the city should be
surrcndored or burnt. The Mayor advo-
Gated a surrender and was put in Castle
Thunder"
The enemy attacked my linoa yestcr-
day and were rcprscd. To day all day
they have icon demonstrating against my
worka on Spring Hill, castcrly sido OF the
AppotomaN, but were repulsod."
Nothing further since nay telegram Of
this evening from Graut,
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W AsnLAION. Juno >.

70 KaJ. Gsr. p,ai
A dispatch from Gen. Grants head
quarters dated Yesterday, June lgt, ton A.
NJ, has been received
It states that about ) ?. Y. yesterday,
Sheridan, perceiving force Of rebel cav.
airy at Cold Harbor which proved TO be
Fiiz Hugh Lee's division, attacked 1t, and
after a hard fght routed it, together with
Ciingman'6 brigade of infantry, which
came to Lees support.
Sheridan remained in possession of the
iioIJ. He reported at dark no had a cou.
siderable number Of prisoners, and that
there were many rebel dead and wound.
cd on tho field. lie was ordered TO hold
the position, and at ton p. y. the Sixth
corps set out TO occupy it. We have not
yet heard from Wright or Shorilan this
morning and do not know whether the
lormer ir has got his troops to their desti
ustion. Gen, Smith must be close upon
Wright's column. ' fO'
lhls morning the euemy arc also mov.