davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-10-21

POARDIN0.-OEe nicely fur
~ ntahst ronn7. suitable for t#o Ran :lsuen, rna7
e Obtained at ftS Madison street. only one Elock
tfcn The PoEt ONCE. few d27 0oarders wanted
AlIQ, Etfetecce1 e1chan4nd. ncltu III It
, 1864-10-21


ior meeting on Saturday evening, at tae FIlth
Nsttenal Bank, No. 50 La5slte .trtet.
oct21-r533l 1t
Dr.. James, formerly of James'a Lock Hos
palas, custom House street, New Orleans, La, ca
taollshed In 1850. now located at IS Randolon
ei1egeI, 9et~een State and Dearborn streets. spe-
orders, and all diseases Of private nature,
~. J:mes cures Syphilis in its various staces.
without ncreury. todtde potassli, or any poison
oqt with neufaiZer, positive cure for this fer.
rlbie disease. SpermatorrhGa radically cured with
a. 1nisilbls method 1npotency, caused from
James wtu ooliRate himself, in ever case. to cure
iEe full power and vicof.
Dr.. James Office anu parlors ere So Randnlnh
futet: Al! consultations confidential.
octal.ntB7 1t
sB-J. E. Wilson & Co., No. 1a6 Dearborn street.
haSe reduced their tine custom made shrts 81 each
Great bargains IN underwear, hosiery. haudker.
chles searfF. ties &c. Great variety Of wool ehlrts
constantly On hahd, oct9u402-lt
, 1864-10-21

ITO RENT-A pleasant unfurn.
..ned Yoon. Apply aoT.nesas corner state aad
Macl8on streets. ccU.nSt1.4t
, 1864-10-21

pGARDING-Ihree unfurnished
IL rocnt5. suh oEe fu1r ed. can be hsd. With
board, IN pri7a.7 .azn1ly. At 1B3 Scr:a Psara st.
n&Rl HA!sted II carr ocn u5is2t
, 1864-10-21

NOR SALE. House and Lot
F. stx1ss, wss. Mont. en- Calumet avenue, near
TEgsnty.s1x,a g az. etmrr1ce, s5.?:o,
Twenty second stree.-rEtce 1s,0t0.
B1rsn st1ees-prtce 1920.
Alo oth:r houses and lots An vacant lots a.d bus
isesa pElpe- y n each UVaicn Of TAG city.
/. LEE, Ke1l Es.ate Agent, 60 Clark-st-
, 1864-10-21
Railroad Time Tabie.

School Of Tratle.-The Illinois School. of
Trade Is open daily from q. u. TO 10 .. m.; A
raosoGRAPIuc class now in progress, Ia free to
students. nrfG,rlS1,Y
, 1864-10-21

BuRo1AHY,-On Wednesday night last the resi-
dence of Nsjcr James r. Hugunin, No. 30 Huron
.treet, was entered and robbed Of valuable watch
and 800 In money,
The tane right several other houses in thesam
neiebborhood Ne1e entered and ransscked. From
eue, two valuable watches were taken, and from
eaeh Of The others property Of greater or less
value. The depredatoss ptobahlr belong to the
eame gang and were efectui ~ btoken up by Cap
tain Gncd on the previous eFaning.
, 1864-10-21
BDar1lnH.

TOR SALE-A new cottage house
and ten years lease Of lot. Apply o. the premf-
e1, COZ ney Of Lah and CuTNg strrata orat II
, 1864-10-21

I1 ANY person In want of reliable aud psy-
tne agency should send for circulars to C. II. Dunn
4 GO; 1S2 South CLARK street, Chicago.
, 1864-10-21

TOR SALE-A nice new two
stcry Hcnte OF eight rccns. an3 lor ssx1li feet,
on north LRsafle street, ne1t H1.dHta street Will
ee sold 10y Also. nnmnsr Of houses and lots.
sAMUEL A. sAhGEnI: Resi- Estate Agent.
nC11U-St O., MHETcnntIfAn Etnck
, 1864-10-21
Rfai E6tatF-=gitp.

FOR SALE Three Cottage
y Heute. Eo7 faH.> tfi1) ard 1853, Fierce s.rest.
corner Ha1ste1. West Division Blue Island cacs pRss
the pIep4ss CostsR8 coptA1oB BiI rooms and four
ficsett Possession. lsr MAY next Inquire At 100
Heas Jacss5n street. e MI 3o c1nal ssress. q 10y
-nA Cash. balACc4 Ga short 1tMe. 4Iko, fo1t yeAlt
grcunc.le3Ee. r u. GDDDWILLIE.
cc21 u512lt
, 1864-10-21

FOR SALE Or to list. The
= good ~!l1 ct the Rtaz,o e.ree. U,u I, No. 40,
snh beds and bedding fer t9s sc:omu odatlon OF u
ooas1sJs- new With 50 tteadJ boa1 defs- Call this
pIemi:e9, OH nI7A2t
, 1864-10-21
aRuSxNtr}lH.
GOL. WOODS MUSEUM.

COL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL J.F;mo: ,El,. ss1 3. F. wH1,xAs.
MI A .. .BHADL1f.......o,.z :sor u Amuseme1s1.
fRzDAY'EvKs1ka. Oar u,t.
BENEFIT 0k Hiss L0TTA.
TaszE lxcz1Lxxr p1xcss
Ens a aE1Hf N6V5k WON FAIR LADY,
Eirr y Fsank A.ieu
9sa,.. ~ Dc Te.esusye t. + Fsas.n S1s.n
1e Do followed o5 tbs CONC Utama Of
.u,,,,, 49,. "a acaASa GoVERSoR.
i.ts d.saa n,sss H., nn ,.a
Aoeooc.oae WIZ tee glorious FATee OF
FAMILY JARs.
feday L.:nfsS: {~ts Song a.a Mi: R'a1l's
ee".''''.''.'. ~.-..........- Mss Lotth
COLLEEN s1asa. hSWH sae great 1stsa D,.nA OF THE
.,s; ssss sssR { 81. O'CLOCK c.r
MovICKER's TEFATRF
sMs.:1on 4 a::set. between srass aae .voora.
PnIe1s d sna1s.1os-br;:; a!.sis iii eSaaaxs!:
a,1ty cest'; secenc .arc.., t4entE.nvs rcuu: 81.
Sss esa 81 g. sees;ss an pryas goIs; Q
a. the bog once. fIcm 10 to aud rem 70 o'eiocE'
aHfArK1 Walk Asp COMFORTABLE
FRIDAY. BEsEerr OF
T.. r. 8
last "ssK or RoszDA11.
Mr. Bnz1ett Elliott Grey In the successful d.aa,a NJ
R0sEDALR: Or, Tut Riffs Bail.
BEAUTIFUL Ahp Ro&AsTIG sTn sGzxE1I
Every sYentrg this week and 8aturday Afternoon.
II IT natset.'s t1s saaeU4nk capuut he proions.d
- Houdsy- FIRST E1aHr OF MARY PsoVosy.
FESTIVAL.
The Ladies ofshe ss; s'ss are to n.vsA fesava.
BENEFIT Of SOLDIERS FAMILIES,
On Friday Evsning, 21st inst,
AT Providence Mission school,
r,.s,.co coEnsz e Asdty ana Eoey stzeeta.
Any having caat on cio,h,n3 viii inter z1eat "a.
'9a aea q ss5sssE En- n tee ssue fer hs Eaedy'
MARTINI IS CHICAGO DANC.
4h- ING ACADEMY,
Corner Of Clark and Monroe streets,
Persons entering this acsdemy zeceiye thorough
anc EysteEAtte COARSE Ct ln5l uct.on.
soiEees every Tuesaay Evening for cholars
ana Friends.
GIss XASX ;G!s{ bSky4SIi;;.. LAZY Teachers.
oe1s-as9ist .ihp ] aD SlS 4Aarlag. pr.acl,.,.
THE IRISH REPUBLIC, AS IN.
4 1ESDED BY TIE AEH OF 80!
DAVID BELL, Esq,
FeceEt Editor Of the "I-.sh LibE1a;o.," and ,nst
1ivtd In Amtrlca tom L:n1on, viii deliver u
LECTURE.
Uzdes tie auEntces Of the FEN1AN BROTHER.
HOOD, en- the shove Aubject.
AT BRYAN HALL,
On Tuesday Evening, Oct. 25til,
To commence at 8 o'clock.
~ kdnl.a:on. IS cents. oe2c usa7 St T Sat 4lhp
VARIETY. THEATRE.
Nos. LIS and 1T Dearborn street.
G y. CHADWlCK.. erocrfstos and Manager
New stnrsl New Attractions!!
HISS Made STANLEY, ooezatic Vocalist.
1uHense s1ccess of NIB. G: 6. COLLINS aaa
JOHNNY ALIEN.
SCALE OF PRICES:
esrqnetts. 5 eents Dzess Ot7cIe IS teats
1ense bG1ee ....... IL Had u %
single seals In bo1ea ........,15 cents
eHAKoE OF 11xE-Doors opea at X to O'CLOCK:
eesIo1naste etun e1ess a. 4 to 3.
, 1864-10-21

TO RENT-Ctttsge, one story, 7
Il ICONS, to May LIST at "a Ter ,nonth. 1,y4h sozt
corner OF LIZ den and Hnrlnut stFeets North Diy1-
Eon. Inquire OF A. j. 320WN, il Clark B,reet.
, 1864-10-21
Suction 5aleg.

N<N%<@D" aUA%+N%
A TTRACTIVE SALE OF
ELEGANT CIGARS
AT AUCTION.
Tta Latils Of Chicago are respectfully Informed
that Te shall cGar fhem splendid 0pport1l t.y Ipr
purchasing At suction and stisc Ing from very 1re
collection Of
Cloth DocAt In. Beaver, Castor Reave-,
CloRss, Circulars, sacques,
R0foudes, Hc.,
rYtmed with the vary best Of rim nlrcH and casae
e1Dtftsly fLr New TctE city retail t,ads
Tie sstortn eat Will he ore1 for examiI a'ion OF
tsdsy Afternoon. Oct. 26th and will oa sold a.
suct,o1 on THURSDAY, Oct. 17th. comMenciog at
9n O'clock,
BT GILBERT j. SAMPSON,
Aett e!s larRe and upscous ssleR1oos, ~ 48 sd IS
pealoern tnees. Each leak vii be put up ~ se.-
8lbte lc t. distinctly Enarket ard uu1be.eo.
- ALL MEsT PDaITIVELT BE SOLD WITH
OUT RESERVE ON TH 8 ABOVE DAY.
ot2e.u5-9et G1BERf & 1AMPaOE. Auctt1.
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
~ General Auct1oneess II. 4s d e Dearborn st.
- EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Superior Furniture, Brussels Carpets,
, 1864-10-21
- EXTENSIVE SALE or
Superior Furniture, Brussels Carpets,
Parlor and Cook Stoves, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

On FEIDAY, October e1ss, at az c'cork, ye
ahau oe:l without reserve at oar R5ou41, planGia
a.sor1Ment Of Paslor Suits, IN rosevccc w4!n1r,
Gcvtred u oroca:el!e. rerp auo ha,z cloth. tas,
Sit9 marc On drawer K:cslae .a.d Ess7 Chars.
Pa1lor and RtcepIon Chaits STAG Oak si1eboarIs
ana Cea R!E neT Sh.iss oe ghaF. Nat
die atsortn Ct ChaIbe: snlta Ii rc 1ewocd cnest-
e,d 1as and Eslp"i. DFsasiaz 81 toseans, Wasna.anta.
slmoaE new. EnE1ain Caspetx; also, one elssanf
Site P:1ted Tea Set. coht s15.t0.
oct9 u,GS.9t GILBERT & SAMPSON, Aucp.B
, 1864-10-21

POARDING.-Bea1de1s wantsd
- at 81 South Jefferson street. Larfe And Ee!1
FURNISHED ROOMS: is minutes ws1S fton the Post Of
nea and blccX ttoN sAe street cA<s- cell 1st3-
, 1864-10-21
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial D,spatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l

Tho Fire on the PrAlr1ee-The Nlenard
County bur nrbecue-M1tltary Maffsrs.
, 1864-10-21

JrrEnMc FAzR.-0ur reader. should not forget
tht ilvei ii: sir at the 1es.de1ce Of s. II, Faesett
Eeq.. Hsde Park, tomorrow. A tsaIo vii leave
The DiI Of Ceutrsl Depot al II O'Clock, returning
ste. sef. ilsarant ts1ne IT, sl.ticip1.e1, aud as
the plocetos oc1ived from 1hts far q tie llt,le
r.ule Will 70 to 1be aid IT lbe suatricc eo1diera
we iru+t the att htlene= i'll be large and the d.
tstLAse Cu5rees olo.ry,
, 1864-10-21
LOCAL MATTTE3.

~ Tito memhers Of the Loyal DAT Associa-
1op."i notice the call ..ameEg the adyertiseItn
ior meeting on Saturday evening, ot lae Filth
Nattepa1 Bank, No. 50 La5slle .trtet.
, 1864-10-21

GENEROUS AID TnrK.-Not long since, the
sgent OF The Sanitary Commission who was
charged with the duty Of eolIc.tfng The proceeds
Of cne day's labor, income or rerenne for the
benefit of the Commission, Visited the broom
factory Of A. D. Far1ey, on Adams street near Ab.
crdeen. where soEe twenty women arg employed,
in lhe ieid. Every girl gave days wages, and
On Wednesday HI. Fartey paid soEer to the Com
mission SIS, the amount thus contributed. Two
Fsrrey, rc'used TO contribute PENNY, Ne1t day
The rtrs met, and paesed resolution 10 tue effect
that they could not work with tlsloyal persous.
and nresented tbe ret tslution to Me. Fa1rty, The
men y ere ut once oIscharted.
, 1864-10-21

Wsle e1EIed toal hels Inc most popular speaker
o' his hearers. But This was not right; tney were
not .nppo1: eersti1niional liberty and s1i:e %
y1.rorx or come defeat, they will TO the death v,g-
cIousiy support the persecution Of the war, and
IT. mat leave s,ieuv y ss ss to ,he sr ese
az ~. TT would E 'o easy to show ss TT nna
pretent pre- esme Into poTer lad TIT sae
1ts chief aeita!ore were members Of former Cab-
tIet. Without eaJ tns upon ~ho1e shoulders the
responsibility Of DE rebl!io9 lss. Or charging all
ous to charke It to the Republican party which did
rot come into power till the war had commenced,
and who ever labored to br1ne aoont pescs, 4 jnst
and honorable peaee. by the sword. The nation
may ob:ain peace witnout removing the cause Or
TIE rebellion. Our gallant soldiers uader Sherman
and Grant and Sheridan may c.asn cut tresson
ard tnbdne esey frsl.or without removing
eisvets was that &c but others honestly did NOT
70 thoroughly credit the belief rs Immediately
REGARDS The war. avery prevailed IN many States
bt'ore the Constitution wa formed. and the
Ing that Institution. From the origin OF the
g H. aass hts besn
the pSopssty OF the siayeholdets. BY provision
IN tie Consultation. stakeholder With 100 slaves
would tayc slxtyone voter, while the mer.hsnt or
o;ner CHE; elsuse allowed the States % carry on tde
s, stase uace upto 1908. Another fefaled to ailow
81 Se ss'e projection II he tped from bic ssfers
may exist in The statcs Of the Union. and msy
conIlnos to eH-t Until the people abolsh II hera-
h. ha,: s.nce the commencement OF The presea. re-
Gasn ne Institution. First, Congress- ma ed =
.aM 1ns I.ts s more slaves Of rebs,s who cane fuln
cslst fIe ~ 5ns President rs ID
Of fhe Army and Navy. tezued nroci.1. ~. ae. M
, 1864-10-21

hon. schsler co'fnx. Oct e7.
'MsJor GentSal Jahn n. Pa'ncr, Oct. 20
Hon Vim. Pit Kellogg, Nov. s,
, 1864-10-21

RY FLANAGAN & HATCH,
- GOvERNMESr AUCTION2E5
We vHl sell at tie city Ct Ma.roo :. II !nofs, On
9oI Jay: Ocsoeer 2sth at ten o'cu:k q, m.. at tha
BY Greer OF Captain /. Co7yel.. C Q. l.
cci3.u15G 81 FLANAGAN EATCH, Ac:4,
, 1864-10-21

NAsu1scroS SKATING rARK.-The winter ia
last approaching, and the loy.ra Of the ''pottry
OF notlon'' ~ill commence shorty 70 polish up
their skatfs, The Naehlulton Sss;Inc Park As
eociation hasing ofsbaud=t, q 1ne:tttg Of tnoss
interested IN the coutfnc1:ce o. The Park: Will
le h,1t It's esenfnr At the Recorder Coari
ruom. At ~ oc:ock, 10 di<cdss the pcaci4cabi;lIy
Of to.uiEG 4 1tw akzUclAuoo.
, 1864-10-21

2TRAYED-Or stolen, span Of
~ B:scE Nares. sever and ailht years old-nlsaiuz
vii b psd fer heig 1e,,r eq ior 1eTssa
viii lead toll. Loc1.rsse2D A. L0NT,
, 1864-10-21

ANOTHER 1sQCEsT.-An trq7e.t was held YES
te!oag afsrn-on at the CRY cene:err, by Corone.
Wagner, or tie dscompo-ed remains of . feu,le
tLis;t, which vas found Yesterday morning by some
HcTSnsl, "tnd cleaning out u FEWER OF the bpI!d
ns OF 1Ee scIfh~est corner of CLARK and Madison
ftfcei'. The remains were 60 nodiy deeompp-ed
he 10 tltefe1t ary cue oetnC joutd ~ to the cir
eGIns;anees s OF iss death The Jury returned ver-
, 1864-10-21

ROARDING-TWo elngls gentle
- usuen can be accommodated with board anil
wlh pleasant Tooms; also, few dsJ boasdarg, 1T
81 Adams street. pc3l.u395at
, 1864-10-21
lHa111RG==augntp

w ANTED Al TED. Agents tye:yw,e.e
Qrani heIIelsan aid y. u<ts sita n nsSy ofn-r ~
E.nene tan,ly WIKI 4,od oat11a Io- as1r.t ~
FshIthiak Or1ce 1ol Ga suset. CAcsao
, 1864-10-21

OF Health O@cer Perry In urging the matter upon
the rotIce Of the powers tha: be, Few AID larger
Pcst House than The o1e which h3e 20 ious been
diferzceto cur city, II bbort to be erected. The
Itw butlc1rg will consist Of main structure Is
iet one na snzs safn
twtr;y-four roonf. each by IL, and feet IN
heieht for the use Of patients Dsea=s the central
building which wi!l Be appropriated 10 tt. nqsees
Meht VIII he devoted to 3aurtsy, batbe, &C.. sud
. Ik'n'ectitf ap61tn eft viii be placed outeide.
q liz beosn nefs ns ~ run th,oc$b the whole length
Ut paaetsee without cnnssc3, &c, The tota! cost
nesQ ~ .hf;ee 10 fourteen ttousand dolars, It's
fa.s - lSt yet chosen It Viii be- either on The To-
e*.'1G " the present one, or on the cit, limit.
1o''a"es'' neaE tls Ike thure. - ~ '@--''$
MuhpoeHE Address, To.s1orr
Mnreoeh, the celt bfztcd tro1tditnn- Ss1;1sr. ~:
eplated ane eloquent Sation,l Address ~ p.rsS
aall, talt evening. ~, the benefit AZ tbe s,a,...
Gonmit :icp. T. Thte aoar-s. is tntereperted and
ot:c odee. II has drawn immrnse -, naest petr1.
&C &ndttrces whenever delivered. ~ s.tss
admission has bsen reduced 10 twent; ~ ce,e o.
and We predict GRO *dea houee. Tia mar ~
subject. and the object are zach worthy. nnd hsus
warm p.aref u the btartt Of the peop:s Iet ;fe
pscple &c eeeono re noble etrarte 81 .lr MurdS:h to
The c,lle from the hop tne sre muir tre5nent si
n1cc1t than ever before, ard they are s.endt,a na
AVuFaAAe " UtsAaIs @et0tFs 1uf TfEe ab]~f en in,
petaurefy needed By The army. e. ALL
Professor Murdoch tse recc!red te.er-ar,
IRON New fork ln-nscer. a day or two sine
Offering him $1,000 for e1-ntesn niehts' 7}roes
:f1onal services. Mr. Mlt1ocn replied i6st h.
World Sot under Sly con.id. rstion sp2esr again
On ste sta:e unrtl the close OF the war.
NAfHrScTos1.S Hoak-Tlie Institution has
a.fesoy ettsblthtd the fsct that he iue1uiate Gin
be reformed by tho use Of The requisite forres.
To accomplish this be needs for q time to he re.
11ored from old ntsociasions and 10 be surround
Cd with GeF iLfue1 ces and have q awskened within
hsmseli new atpt1nttnns. The object or The homa
js to epppyy tktt want srs :: Wy a'Me
ay,tr ~ ~. - TO ra.ae a 1nud for tts
= A4,e ir1endq Of :he iu.titution will call
rnon the public It e coming +vcck 10 donate arti.
ces for the es}e ano provision tsbet st the forth
crrntnr Fair ard Festival t. be held for the benefit
~ The Hcme. at bran HILL "Wednesday
eey<n{nr. November ed. Mcrchants' Manufacturers
and otheis are also requested to contribute artt-
ciss lar sale. due Acknowledgement Of which Hill
~ cixen through the press Of the city. A general
sse,sr Of The Committees aircady aupoin:cd. and
~ he Iadies' Supply Committee Of the Home
I'M he held 1t Bryan Hall on saturdev aitesnoo1,
Cet - at O'Clock, and all pereops who are VII
St ~ I'D in making this drst Fair OF the sea+nn
snceess sre invited to he present ana unse IN
nsiine more complete ar1arsemta!a to: carrying
out The enterprise.
, 1864-10-21
10IuHte1

"ANTED-Inf. rmatlcnof Janea
~ Nal.cey vho Ief hls hcm~ the drts vsez OF
Ap!1lss:: Be u II yesrs I'D may 20 by MANS
o. -, 1aae. kans A1y cns krow.ux ofn,. vneresboup
WI FIT kv-f n1 h4 Afi11ctsa Esher bV ltAslok
o1 eenfi7x wore to Mrs. Ann kAH4. Le131t. Ill.
, 1864-10-21

cmcxeo eAHnATu ScaooL Ckox.-ThesSab-
bath School Convention, inau2arsted By the Union
s, taci. ]ast 1nce. e.itT. will be continued On Non.
dsy evening .xr. oszobes ea,h, ut ~ O'Clock, IN
the fle. Cal :ic:s s:1onHl Church, corner OF West
Sehocl l. th+ ct'y.s requested to eend In it, f.i
Qrots OF dt!t.s'e... TIE tiR4ins VII. be led b.
tie tcl: crscn s.d choir Of 1v= hundred son:
Etett,
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slightly; Austin GIL, r. 18th Mass te, slightly Chas
Bamberg, H. 9th n finger, slightly Capt Ed Spear,
D, 3oth Mass thorax slightly Jno Fuller 39th Mass,
thigh severely David Brier r. eth X thigh severely;
Clark ROsecraus I07th Pa severely Corp Robt Bost
wick, D, I'd rs, thigh, slightly Geo " Leet A. "a Pa;
Henry Rich, ], 10Th Pa, neck, severely VIM kuiler
1st Pa, arm, severely; Corp John Good X, Goth Pa,
arm, severely; Green Perrymsn. X, oath NY, leg, So
verely Second Lieut. Ed Greenfield, st Pa abdomen,
severely; JIo Kelly, II, 10th Pa leg, severey Ste
ysns, lst p: leg. severely Natpsy. 7, s7th <,
4 Huston, !, ID Pennsylvania, thigh, slightly; /;
Isaac Cornelius, A, I'd Pennsylvania thorax. slightly;
TR ysrrow, d, 18th Mass. face. slightly; Adams,
18th Mass face, slightly Mason, a, 10Th Maine,
shoulder severely; " n Wilcox, G iith Pa, hand s &C.
Wnsov ndsy S 3 Sh ss saIy joan
l04th Y, foot, slightly; Geo Farar, E, 39th Mass
knee, severely; Corp Garratt Davis, B, I'd "a, died.
Corp Theo Zimmer r, 9th Y, thigh severely; Corp
Jas Lewis, 97th " thorax severely; Corp James
Libbey, X, S0th Mass, finger. slightly sergt Ran
dolph, 9, 18th Mass arm severely Jos Whitley, a 97th
Howard, l, LIST Pa, leg. slightly VIM McKisslck, d,
l1th Pa, thigh slightly; Henry f. smith, T. 18th Mass,
head, slightly; Peter Dentx b. I1th Pa back, slightly
VIM Finley, X sstb Pa, shoulder, slightly; Corp La
throp, g, l07h Pa, ankle, siighy Capt Ward, lst
Pa, thorax, slightly Robt McC1een, h 9th Y bead,
Corp Lewis Champncy, n. 18th Mass abdomen, slightly
CorpT Roberts ID, 9th NY, arm severely Spooner,
d. 18th Mass, face, slightly; Corp Jno Ronald A, 9th
Z, leg, severely Corp Patrick Hovcoven G, 97th Y,
shoulder severely Serg Allison, S9th mass, thigh
severely; Corp Jos Weaver, I'd Pa, arm slightly Orion
oath Y, shoulder, slightly VIM II Bartol X, 18th
Mass, shoulder severely Warren, II, 97th Y, thigh
severely Horton, I'd Pa, thigh, slightly; R!eaer
Z, 18th Mass hip, slightly
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Of the artillery snd the volumes q soke that mask the
line Of either army, change what but moment before
was peaceful landscape into "such - may not ind
comparison earhn these evidences the presence Of
warhe sudden starting into existence Of so many grim
warriors-brins forcibly TO mind the lines Of Scott
And every bracken bush gave life
TO pladed warrior armed for sirifs
SUNDAY.
Tho rebels have always made It = point TO evnce a
peculiar respect for the Sabbath. II perhaps seemed
necessary their leaders bolster up bad with
oil the outward observancee Of religion. Thoroughly
quaned with this tact by experience always feel
fecsly satisfied here that there win bc action thst
day uaess ID becomes necessary for Us TO isaugurate
proceeding To-Day has been exception to the gene
raj rule. Picket airing throughout the day almost en-.
tirely ceased and the silence only broken BY the
Eve minutes discharge Of our thirty -pounder.
DEsERrKRs
constantly arriving within lines. One came in
this morning from Hokes DIVISION aud another reached
us night From tho stories Of these desertsrs ap
pears that Hill Richmond with mis- corps Ewe IN
front OF TIE line uf works drawn around Butler, while
Longstree and The Third corps Of rebel army have
reinforced Beanreeard within the last twodays They
state that the firing Of artillery remarkably
rate and great Ia caused the rebel army
by abe unusual number Of their killed by shells
The greater part Of the deserss arriving 10
from Georgia and South Carolina regiments Corn meal
and bacon are ssaed without stin and occasionally coffee
and nour
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AFFAIRS on TIE .ArPonATTox.
M. Charles H. Ha n = mas Despatch.
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AroSArrox RIVER, Orr PoRr wALrHALL,
June ~, 1854.
rRE SITUATION
The UDited.states gunboat Commodore Perry Captain
Amos Foster commanding Is the advance guard Of the
gunboas the Appomatox river She has occupied the
same honorable position since her arrival The place
where we lie at anchor In the right branch OF the
Appomatox, about Que hundred yards below Port Wal.
thal few turns Of her wheels aud should be under
the nre Of the rebel Fort Clifton The rebel pckets
in their pits about three quarters Of mile away
right. The battery Of light guns with which they throw
shells into General Buffers lines is about one mile and
half away.
PERRy's SERVICES.
Since the bursting Of her heavy gun firing has been
done by either tho Perry any other guuboa this
river General Grants forces closing around the
rebel lines, and they have but little time and less pc
nation to draw the FIRE Of gunboas The Perry has
another gun mounted, similar in size to one wnc
burst on the 17th nst
is very monotoDous. Occasionally shell whistles
through the air, and cloud OF duet tells where II has
struck Capt. Foster last night received Information that
the rebels had got possession OF dugout and intended
TO down after dark and endeavor to seize his
vessel. Proper precautions were taken 70 prevent
anything OF the kind, and the night passed over
in quiet This morning the men were al mustered
aft and in accordance with the regulations OF the Navy
Department. Captain Foster read the Articles of war.
The men presented fine, sailorke appearance, and
their admirable state Of efficiency and discipline reflects
the greatest credit Captain Foster and the other OIL
on board the Perry.
PORT wALfHAIL
time the great distributing depot for coal
single line Of rails down 10 the river There
about half dozen dilapidated and ruined houses The
piers where coal vessels loaded wormesten and
fast falling to decay The rails have long since disap
peared and the inhabited by few colored
people who now employed doing washing for our SOL
deYs t