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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
LEoAL NOTICE.

NN - a.t -
Peer Swerer, Prcble Common
VS., Pleas, In Partition,
Phebe Sackman, atal.
TIME above named defendants, Phebc
i Sackma1. Elizabeth Hnwley. Eli Swerer,
Isaac Peice and Mary Ann Pence, his wife,
Albert Pence and Sarah Pence. hi: wiieAg
nes Swerer widow ofPeier Swerer deceased
Samuel Swere'. Lewis G.. Swerer. Barton W
Swerer. Robert Swerer, George Swe' rr, Sa
Lrah 4. Swerer, a minor and Agnes Swerer,
allsf Preble county. Ohio, - lPagaFdeu.
and Agnes Teagarden, his wife; -
RockhiIi aud Phtbe Ann Rockhill, his wife
Robert Wooden. The unknown children and
heirs st law. of Mary Jane Casselman de
ceased, # ho.ciuSko county, lndinnn, and
the unknown childr N. and heirs aflaw, {,
/ Levi Wooden dec,ased, who reside in the
connty Of Marshall, and State If lnd,ana
are hereby. " titled hat the above nnmed
Petitioner, Peter Swerrr on the 18th day VI
January, \, D. 1864, filed his pct tion in me
Clerks Office, oftEe Court Of Commcn Plea.
within and Tor the County of treble, aud
State Of Ohio, against them rs defendants
rwhoein the said petitioner denan Is the rs.
ii nmeut. Of thu dover of the said Agnes
Swerer, widow Of the said Peter Swerer de-.
erased. in. and partition Of the following
real estate in the county Of Preble, and State
Of Ohio, and described as follows to wit;
The southeast quarter, Of section Twenty
three, Of Township nine, ia range one east
of,he meridian limo &c. "a
Audible said defendants are further moi.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TIME undersigned having concluded d to join
the Army, offers for sale his Farm, stu.
ated Oh Banta's Fork. 3 miles northeast OF
Eaton: it contains l22l acres, 80 acres nm.
der cultivation. This farm contains about
30 acres of the best bottom land, is well
waterpd, has on it a good Saw Mill, a good
oank barn, II good DWELLING House, and an
excellent spring. Purchasers can have from
QUE to FIVE years to make payment.
Feb. II, i36i-tf ELI THOMPSON.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
WHOLE FaMllv AFFLICTED COVERED
WITH SORES AND B0llS.

Cornwall, Hamilton Co, w., Jan. 20, u
AR. A. L. ScovILL.
De4r 81 r.-This is 10 certify that my wife.
children, mother, and Myself, about two years
and i half ago, were sorelv afflicted. NY
wife, children, aud mother, were first taken
with d drcadful itching on the skin over the
whole bodv aud | was covered with running
boils. ! employed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six mcnths,
and found that. instesd Of Setting butter, ~
Ore,O s5orsc sud ,rorsc; and .fnGty the chadrca
iOe.C coroved With ''uNing sores srcr nc ehok
body. My brothO> . ' and got eight bct-
tbs Of ycur BLOOD ). aud strange 70
tell, before We had one ha,. used, va
wERE ALL WILL. | had spent ove' one hun.
ired dollars before | got your neiicine.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON M'ADAMA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

And Icain that a perfect and radical cure Is warranted
aud guaranteed 10 all who an " ,fiictrd with weakness,
1ebility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, de-
preston Of spirits, distress aSd anguish Of mind. loss Of
sleep, loss Of memory, lons Of energy and muscular pswet,
puny gruwth, wasting away, aud a want Of confidence 10
themselves, hiniing fits, convulsive trembiings, inpo.
HEAR WHAT mi MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some plysiciars require to 10 told the nature II your
disease the Es.CLl5H BOTANIC PHYSICIAN docs
not. Ills perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
aim to describe the diseases without any Information from
the patient. 20 explain its original cause, and to guarantee
It's cure. And, what Is more valuable stu, he will honestly
and frankly tell whether you can 10 cured Or not. All
bis communications and interviews are strictly private
and confidential Medical Journal.
The botanic Remedies Of DIR. Raphael, the English Do
tanic Physician, never failed yet to make a perfect, radi.
cal, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, SECRET,
AND vENEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Mer.
curry, without hindoranee from business, and without
fear Of discovery or exposure. No deadly poisons, such
as arsenic, nrk vomica, opium, or my other polsons.
No mercury Jrany deadly minerals-nothing but purely
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never yet failed
10 cure the most obstinate and the most dangerous cases
and to remove all mercury and other impurities from the
system when oil Other Remedies had Jailed. = Medical
journal.
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN ooNrRMPLAr.
ING MARRIAGE: Hear what the Baltimore CORES.
fhnrsdAy. the slst Of MAy, 1890:
"NumerouS cures Of diSeass caused By early indlscrs.
ton having BEEN p~erformsd BY the English Botanic Ply.
piclan. l feel 1t my duty, having 9 kAUHiedge Of them, 70
state the fact, believing that Ia doing % may do q Ssry.
Ice to the suffering. One case In particuiar-thGt Of Q
young man In this city-is worthy Of note. ne ha1
become the victim Of . habit, the more allusion 70 which
usa . shudder, and ansr years Of suiefing and doctor
gave up all hores Of recovery. He Wished to marry,
uas dearly beloved By ~ sweet q girl as ever lispsi
ef Affection, but he Was fearful, nervous, and pros
Hs dared not wed on aooount Of the nhattersa
hsysten. he sought relief at The haaas Of n
e~hysician, and, astQnishing as II mar eoern, all
and yieor Of youth has returned, aud he 10
Appy bther Of q pair Of bright bOys.v 1A'
oares snering. NO matter what their complaint,
- the Botanic Physician conhdentially. They
upon FelioE His Office h at No. 30 EAST
bst Sycamore 81. and Broadway, CINCINNATI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
DIARRHRA AND PAIN IN TEE
BOWELS CURED,

cAHrnAcE. Hamilton Co., O., Nos. ., isssg
Dr.. O. Il. BAKER, "
AtVh Esteemed Friend :--T have bad 3
severe attack Of Dlsrrhcn. attended with Ssvss0
gripping pains, and wna reduced very loV. =
Tried nany different medicines, hut all 70 %
purpose, until ! got q battle Of your Pain
Pabaeen, and commenced its use. The 6rt
dose put d quietHs on the gripping paine, hpd
I had nat used two twenty-five cent b0Alee
before was entirely cured. also racon.
mcnIed II t" = friend, WHO was attacked -itb
tramp collie, and sutfc-ing with exerueIAg1As
pains. and three dcsss entirely cured him.
" W. ID. BARRY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
PIANOS.
Great Bargains! !!

CHARLES soEHNER, of Hamilton,
~ offers a fine stock of PIANOS, at reduced
prices, Of different manufactures, and vari.
GUS descriptions, He buys his Pianos IT.
the East for Gosh, aud pays no store-rentin
comparison with the, dealers Of other Cities,
therefore he can sell them lower ira, other
dealers for Cash Or convenient payments.
He haa'tAlsoA PT4NOS F6R RENT
aud let the rent pay for the F. amos.
OLD PIANOS OR N LODEONS
VIII be taken in exchange, particularly. bis
Old custopsrs who bought some time AGO
from him, and wish to exchange for larger
Pianos, with the latest improvements, will
be offered good bargains.
LETTERS or INQUIRY win be promptly an,
swered. To Save money call on CHARLES
SoGHNER, at HAMILTON, Butler County
FRONT b BAsiN ST..
Feb. II, ls64-4y
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
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fRAr1SvrlE, vin,or Co., O., Aag. 5. 1855
On. o. r. BAEEx, g
Desr Sir.-l have tnis day sold tbs lost
bottle Of DR.. BAKERS PAIN PANACEk-
] Ahpuld have written TO you sooner, but na
expecting to sell the good supply ! had %
hand. During the last week, however, my
sales have bern four timcs-ss large 90 any
week since | ave had your invaluable medt
cine, and the demand is still increasing. Z
have never sold a medicine that sustained ~
high n reputation. The Lung Fever, CLasfs
Norbus, Cholera lniantum, Bilious Colid.
Cramp Collie, and Flux, have boon very Prev
alent N this vicinity the past sessOn, and
the PAIN Panncea has not failed 70 cure n
every instance where IL has been tried, 90 ~
ss l have heard. Please send m . large
supply as soon as possible.
very respect lily, your,
II. ". sT0DDARns
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
IT GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
BILIOUS collie. s'a' I.

TANPicO, Darse Co., W. Nov. ~ ieess
MsssRs. A. L. scoyrLL 4 Co.. wa "a
Gents. ~ am induced by q ssnSe 0 ejustleS
10 state 10 you that / had q case in my tamDf
Of extreme sickness. Ny rife toas SepfyeiyRk
tecErG ,oiM BILIOUS coLic. We had the attend
esce Of a Good physician, bit could get no reliel
We administered DR.. BAKER's TAIN PANAS
CEA, and il produced the desired eeest. since
that we have had occasion TO use il for Pais
IL tie breast, and for Fcpsr and AgEt, sSd Y
abrnys cnrsd. ! censilcr II one Of the baat
medicines. WILLIAM Willie
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
= sCAGsc4xi a01xD.
4. Walkers Pals PhRaeeA yAtA9b3e
for HHrbUs - Is 81 Tor HIN. ia

for HarsSs . Il 10 for Afnn. IA !
Ms&sEs A !. nAsSas AlCo-Geah.e~
Dnrirg tia ~ RiIise DSsi al tke hasses =
our vicinity was tst 81 70 scRAs.nnA Msy.e
ing had u. ks1i sail vws OF Tires dessn2
bottles Of Ia. lACafS fAA lanAeea, fgN
days I scH Ghe sa,iis loA, and could hAsastA
much morv, II lid hL1 lhsn, y ny Neigh,
bors for that pNp%es In - CABS mas y
FAILED 70 SrEl. Il b siss lnditpeAsstls =
our ueighAorh0vd ~ q family meeisise, ~
the various diseases for which Il b rsosm-
mended and I will NY that have ed y
for yxARs, WARRAsTixs n, and HAvn Eofn lad
4 SINGLE BOTTLE RETuRxsD. II % 1HS, unBS
HEpIciSs HoH TEE EuNERSus DtsRAsse nneen,
NzHpnp, THAT ] KAyn EyHE soLD. Y
HAspssvnts. BIZ aiken o.. Ky. or ~ isst
Pss ssls W ~ PropriotsE. K
A. I. S0OVILL q co.,
IL 10 ws4 Eighth ssrsst. cinsinrata.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

Ran an extract from the Cincinnati af0
EtinbSrcA Medical Journal. Vol. 5. page STA,
By its editor. PRoF. r. q. NEWTON, in regard
10 this Remarkable Oure!i
"While Martin Robbins was in the vsrT
worst imaginable condition, we were called 70
ettend him for o ~fra"iure OF the leg, pioducei
by a fall. The Indications Of a reunion Of thu
bone, under the circumstances, wore very
Hnfatorable, far he would sit. day after day,
PICKING OCT SMALL PIECES OF THE
BONE, which would slough of. found him
using eoevin's Preparation, Which nc con-
R,,Scd 10 Use sshl a care tdS cFecLd. We
gave him no constitutional treatment, Icing
Ia attendance only az a sHrgesn yet We Goa
feas we had much curiosity 70 see what could
BE- ,h'ue in a system 90 extonsively diseased
10 his was." ..
TRE DocIoa yrRT#Ea sAYa, sincs that time
he has mndo use Of SC0vlLL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA and STiLLINGIA In his rractoet
aud Is Aas cxred the NOsT BirVIcULr eAsEa q
GcR0FULA and SYPuILlTlC DlSEASE6
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

Read the statement of ono n the OLDEST
CHEMISTS Is CINCINNATI.
al hereby certify that have heen mad
.couain,al with SCOvlLLs SARSAFA
RILLA AND STILLIEGlA. or BLOOD AN1
LIVER SYRUP. TILL INGREDIENTS are
Sniirely vegetable, and no mineral sntes'
WIS. MERRILL,
One door wcat Of Burnc, House, Cincinnati
'uV sais, Oy the Proprietors.
A. I. SC0VML & 90,
No. y West Eighth BuSs., cine'naaA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

viii the eeteted oan on ne sgsst and ct
pamphlet containing certificates Of eures from
we'll KNOWN CITIZENS or J.ECINNATIf
esf- scovilrs Blood and Liver Syrup 10
COMPOSED ENTIRELY Of vEGETA.
BLE.S, aud 10 rERrBrILY SfFR for GILL;
DREN To use, ia casco sore , Outh or eruption
4 tho skin. II MOTHE]3 VALUE tho
health Of their children, ID y shourd cradi-
cato the seeds Of the diseas before il u too
late.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

hidsd with most eXcruciatlng pains! ! tried
varisus remedies, and had two Of TIE bcst
Physicians Of tho city, (aAe Of them q Pro-
fessnr in an Old School Medical Cnllegc,) and
they Failoi to give ma any Relief! was 90
reduced that | was confined 10 my bed for
over three months. Tho nerves AVID muscles
Of one leg were 70 contracted and drawn up,
that [ COULD NOT WALK. ! had MORE
THAN A DOZEN RUNNING ULCERS on
my legs, from which ! took from time 10 time,
more than ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF
BONE, some of them from three 10 four Inches
ieng. was reduced 10 almost a skeleton, and
my friends had given up all HOPES of my
REC0VERYI | was in this condition WHOM
commenced the use Of your E.ood and Liver
Syrup. | have used altogether some tvs
dozen hotties. I ana now ABLE TO ATTESp
TO BUSINESS, and my legs have hecome SO
sLroHg that | walk without any difficulty
AND HAVE ENTIRELY RECOVERED MY
HEALTH. Yours, trlly,
MARTIN ROBBINS, ia.
1852 West 9TH street.
Dealer in Coal Oil and Tampa
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right to fair trial. Vallsndighsm, when
in the House Of Representstives,in in his OWE
State and elsewhere, was allowed most
full and fr E expression Of opposition to
the ADMINISTRATION, but when he went into
q section Of his own tate where open sub
ordination existed, and aided the public
enemy by acts calculated to fan tle flames
Of insnrrectiOn, he was justly arrested
A riot sprsng up in the county
Of Holmes, and the rioters were
arrested and imprisoned, and put un-
der an Indictment on charges Of treason
VslIand CHAM went into the adjoining
county and In the presence Of large
concours Of excepted persons, some Of
them insurgente themselves, INDUCED in
language evidently intended to excite the
commission Of further crime, subjecting
him properly to arrest by military law for
openly aiding the rebellion. He had the
power to appeal to either to Chief Justice
Tsney, Of the Supreme Court, ct Bslti-
more, to Judge Swain, ct Columbus, or to
Judge Leaviti, ct Cincinnati. He chose
the latter, Democrat, judge for thirty
years and who was appointed BY Jackson
and affirmed the decision Of the military
court that his was military offsnse, puns
ishable by military law. The decision wa
approved by the Attorney General and by
the President, who decided that it was not
g mere civil srangle in which hs was en-
gagged, but military crime. He was not
merely taking opposition to the govern
msat, but aiding the public enemy. 1t is
q declaration which should not be ignored.
Mr.. salisbury made some further re-
marks and concluded by saying that
he thanked God thst VallsndiRhsm had
returned. He had been sent into exile
with threats of imprisonment if he re-
turned he had returned, let those threats
be executed. Heundsrstood that an order
had been issued for his re arrest, but that
it had been revoked. He would say to the
party in power that the Democratic party
will stand by the right Of trial b. jury
and Of liberty Of speech, peseesbly il pos.
sible, but by the Eternal Gods, forcibly if
we must and you may make the most Of
it il that be treason.
EAESIHG SESSION.
Mr Sumner called up the Hohse bill to
establish buresu Of freedmen affairs.
Several minor amendments Of the COM
mittee were adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Grimes the appoint
mend Of Commissioner was given to the
President instesn of the Secretary of the
Treasury.
at this point the Clerk Of the House
having sRnounced thd passage Of the
joint resolution containing in foror the
joint resolution increasing temporarily
the dlties on imports, Mr.. Sherman moved
its Immediate consideration as the original
act expired to-day and IS the new tariff
was not yet law. twas considered and
passed.
Mr. Trumbull moved to amend the e,jclsuse
respecting con6scstion by q process and
repeating the feature Of the joint resolu-
tion explanatory Of the oonfiscstion bill
which rejecs forfeiture to 8 life time.
Adjourned.
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FROm FORTRESS mONROE

EUhIAEae mONhOAy June 4Os
The voters ct Norfolk decided yesterday,
S26 to 4 that they preferred military to
civil government.
Yesterday morning the rebels charged
on the first division Of the 18th army corps
but we're defeated with great loss.
About 400 deserters came in during the
action.
Generals Sheridan and Getty, with their
commands, left White House yesterday.
The weather 10 excessively hot at Old
Point Comfort, the thermometer standing &
ct 90 in the shade.
The Herald City Point correspondent
says:
Atlsnts papers Of week ago state that
the bridge over the Chsttskoochie 10 Ros-
we'll is strongly fortified that the nearest
the Yankees have been TO Roswell is ten
miles Northeast Of Marietta that Hook
er's corps was repulsed with great loss
last week, Wednesday,; that the rebel
lines had been extended, and the main
body Of the army moved to Brush Noun.
tains; and tast the rebel position is best
held since the evacuation Of Dalton
The Worlds special from Washington
18th, P. N, says;
Our correspondent writes under date Of
yesterday morning, that we now perms-
nsntly hold the Petersburg and Weldon
railrOsd, south Of Petersburg. The 9th
corps had 3 severe fight with Hills corps
and drove them back several miles, and
held the railroad in sn entrenched posi-
tion.
Other imPorGsHt movements are in pro
gress. ~.
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&C prouth In -nn..nnhn,.1r..

The farmers are getting almost diseour-
aged. The grass that promised 30 largely
in the spring is all drying up, and having
has already commenced to save what tksrs
is-in many places not half crop. But
even this does not seem to mend mstisrS
much, for ss soon As the hay is taken oR
the ground the roots Of the grass dry IN.
and whole fields look Is though q Ere had
run over them, on ting OF sll hopes Of 9
vigorous second growth this year. Many
farmers have not commenced to set their
tobacco, while others who have commenced
in spite Of the elements ind the tsndsriuR
and watering Of the Withersd stalks to pro-
duce very unsatisfactory results, as wen
as much weariness Of the hesh.H Othsf
crops which got started befors the droush
commsnOed lOOkiag better, but sill nisar-
ably enough. The Strawberries have n
pehed of premstuFely and with half
crop, except, in very favorable localities
aud the other small sumner fruits are a.
ready much improved. Gardeners 5usf
msusge, By vigorous use OF the watering
pot, to keep few fsVorite flowers and
vegetables in promising condition, sad
will not miss the rain so much IS long A
wells and cisterns holi out But the IoaE
to the farmers has already bean heavy.
and viii be still larger without We have
immediate and cop;Ous rain.-Sprsg6sIS
Republican.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, June ~.
The Tribune special from the Army Of
the Potomac Saturday, the 25th, A. n,
says:
During two hours yesterday morning,
from six to eight o'clock, the earth treu.
b ed to the thunder Of more than 100 can
be remembered that he holds next ts Ap-
pomsttox, within less than mile Of the
city. bis line stretches along the plain
at right angles With the river, while the
rebels have undisturbed possession Of the
bs opposite and long distance in his
rear. On that bank they suddenly uncoV-
cred sixty gun0, exposing the 18th corps to
an enflsding Ere and reverse ere.
At length the enemy attacked with mus
kerry IS we'll as esnnsn. They very fool
is1ly moved their line upon our works,
which since has been sscertained to have
bean Hsygood's South Carolina brigade, Of
Hakes' division. The repulse Wss the
work Of but few moments and was com-
plete. 165 prisoners fell into our hands.
By strategic movement they were drawn
into our rifs-pits, and these being CON-
msnded on the rear by covered works, the
rebels were obliged to surrender.
A special to the Pbilsdelpnia Inquirer,
dated the 24th, says:
Yesterday afternoon General Wright,
with the 9th corps, made 8 movement to
the left, and reached the Weldon road, Of
which he destroyed some five miles. Fires
were built all along, which destroyed the
ties and at the same time warped the iron
so IS TO make it unfit for farther USE
Having accomplished his Orjsct he return
ed to his former position.
The Times special Of the 24th says:
This morning Longstreet nd Hill are,
it is ascertained, moving toward Weldon,
having vacated their entertainments in
our front.
During q brief skirmish this morning
few prisoners we're taken, from which
it appeared that Besuregsrds main army
is now covering Petersburg, while Lees
forces are moving 70 ur left, with what
design remains yet to be seen.
A rebel desertsr, who came in this morn
ing, says cur recent shelling OF Petersburg
by Birney's artillery Wss very disastrous
he adds that the rebels are marching and
counter marching to guard sgsinst our ex-
pected attack.
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FROM WAsaINGTON.

hAsHhGr0H, June ~.
The steamer Highland Light arrived
here from City Point, which place she left
yesterday morning, and brought up the
9Th Ohio Volunteers, commanded by Msjor
Winslow, whose term Of service has ex-
pired. The regiment numbers 161 officers
and men.
There has been no very heavy fighting
within the past few days, but skirmishing
is kept up all along the lines, and the can
nonAding, ct times, is heavy.
Firing was hoard about five miles from
Bermuda Hundred, where General Butler
is entI enehing.
The rebels made an attack upon Buffers
entrenohments, but did not succeed in eff
fecting anything, and they were driven
off,
On Saturday the rebels attacked Sheri-
dams rear at Wilcox's Landing, and cap
tured few Of his men.
A brigade Of infantry was at once dis
patched to protect Sheridsn's rear and the
rebels were kept back and Sheridan made
for the James river and crossed it success
fully with his entire train.
The Railroad Is advanced fVes mile
from City Point towards Petersburg.
Yesterday eeaVy firing was heard in
the direction Of Petersburg.
On Saturday night the rebels made an
attack on our piokets about the center Of
our line as they were about being relieved,
but they were repulsed with little or no
loss To US.
On the heights beyond Peterson the
rebels have an 1S-gun battery bear
ing upon the center Of our lines in
front Of that place. That battery has been
very troublesome, and 50 far has proved
too heavy for any artillery that we have
brought against them.
Gsnerel Wilson has gone on another
cavalry expedition and good news may b'
expected from him soon.
Five hundred rebel prisoners were q
City Point yesterday morning.
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: NEW IoRKI june z.
The headquarters correspondent Of the
Commercial Advertiser, under date Of june
26th, sRysi
TIE portion Of the 10th corps, under
command of General Foster, which was
sent soross the James River, is now oper-
sting on the West bank of that stream in
conjunction with the gunbosts. 1t is said
ct last accounts that Foster had worked
his way past Aiksn's Lending. This place
will be remembered as having been declsr-
ed neutral ground for the exchange Of
prisoners, and before this reaches you he
will, probably, have attacked, and, We
hope, captured Csfin's Bluff.
If General Foster succeeds in his mission