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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-26
OHIO RIVER BRIDGE.

NToTIoR IL hereby given that on MONDAY, tbs
IN 3Ith DAY or OCfoBER, 1864, the Holidays
Cove Rail Road Company will, under the auth0ftfy
Of ia charter rom the Legislature OF vtfgtna. and
under no Act Of Congress declaring the Railway
bridge, a HteubsnVillo . lawful structure CON.
menee The elevation Of the ehannel spen+ Of aaid
BridRO and Tor this purpose, Il win b necessary
.tea,porSFIl1 n obStFuct tho three hundred bet
designated a. chAnnel.Way. =. -.,..,- =,
Attention Or persons engaged In navigation, 4
called 70 this provision Of the sooond section 81 the
Act Of CongreIs aand the Oiheerl and ereVa Of all
vessels and hcat nhsgating mid river, are required
10 feeulats fh ute o. their laid vessels and boats
md 81 any pipes o. ehimndys Belonging thereto. %
"a NOT 10 Interfere with tho elveat0ns construction
All peFsons arc aiIo notified that the span next
vest Oh M channel span q erected at an elevation
Of 90 feet above low water, and there 4 waterway
exceeding 80 hundred feet between the pierS; and
thSt tho waterway between the piefS next east Of
tho channel span HlO exceeds two hundred feet and
that Inc hoadVny hero will be clear, - the COM
pany does NOT inEeldt0 proceed with the erection
oftffS Span until tie chAnnelWay e completed and
the ob6tFuotiOnB neeoglafy 70 Ii erection removed.
, All peFSons aFo notiaed tuFtherg that this bridge
q erected without draw, and that all the Eequih
lions Of tie act d oonEreaS have been complied
The erection q 10 channel span win be proceed.
ed with a. rapidly ~ possible and dne notice vi
The HOLIDAYS Cove Rall Road uempanys
oeta8-2W ny THOMAS y. 9HWHfr,i Prs.
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The time, the place, and all the eireumstag-
ees of the believers death are regulated BY
God. and it 10 according to his purpose,
however mysterious to nsf that many good
men should die on the battle field and go
home TO glory. Such was Col. Gardner,
who said to his soldiers who stood around
bis bleeding body, Ityon are fighting for an
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NEW ADVERTIsEM'NTs7
sTeaeheFS OF Ohio County.

for schools in townships not con-
nsoted With The city Of wheeling III e exG y
med on Saturday, october ESths at 9eleSH a. NJ
At d The ossrt House cOuntS sapsfin.sadsnt.
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SALE or VALUABLE MAJ, re-
TATE N RITCHIETOWH.
m on NUMBER u, D. aqulE8 uumbaF G. n RIA
ala trans hses.s4lstsly oyhsd - 651sp SD b
Daniel enydsf-uill b I'd y ptItals -. ~
- IT. 80 -; eSPl{ e > ksshissos3
BOYD, Ne. - Main Gtrelt-- = - =.
1fnbt ia at pElslts fals haibfs ~ 81 ~ q
0clober naEt, u VII Be old ~ plhllc alrfiorG a
he pEamilol - 70 o'elock onfhat dsy.
ese.-ed- ~ aae- = -iir - y = fH0TukuO
l19Ihs abgte ME h. ben lI6sf5sssS IN
IqAaD AaftAs ~ y ~ q Asysppsr, ooliI-ed
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oolrll1ss1oNER.s oEEIcE,

In aeeordapes with he ab0VS. decree, i hereby
RiVo notice that I, have fred On Monday, October
5lst 1894 ~ the time, and my law Ore IN the city
Of wheeling a. The place, when and where ahAl
proceed % examine md report IN FsfeTSnoe 70 the
l0VorAl matters In mid d8cTos contained.
az GIBSON u. CRkNMER,
NouaIalaIlo,,SS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attorn

Department, Of
Wheeling Pattern.
Samples Of which may be seen 81 the Government
Inspection Yard, corner Eighth and Freeman ssreets
TO be Delivered ffee oFcharge at the U. g. Inspco-
tOn Yard in this city, with tho name Of the party
furnishing distinctly marked on each Ambulance.
Parties Offering AmbplADees must distinctly state
in their bids the number they propose 70 faTnhh,
the price and time Of delivery; and must guarantee
that the Ambuanep9 shall be- In every respect equal
70 Army Standard, otherwise the proposal win ROt
be ootl1ld0rod.
A guaranty, signed By two rosponuible persons,
must accompany each bid, guArGntoeinG that the
bidder win supply the Ambulanoos awarded to him
under his proposal.
Bids viii % opened on Tuesday, November LIST,
1884 at II O'Clock, H., a. thiS Once, and bIderS are
Awards viii Be made o. wednesday, November
"a, 1854. III '-F
Bond. win b required that the contract win bs
Fsissfa%1 Tsiasipsto Proposal, vn not be no.
Blank forms Of PropO.sls. Contracts and Bonds
may beobtAined az this ONCE. -...t #
Tho right to reject any bid deemed Unreasonable
indorIo envelope .aPropoaal for Ambulnness,"a and
chisf oaartsrms1tsr, oinoinnatl Depot.
OGt1ltn21,
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NnTInE-

HAVIRGIpItF returned Inn Clnada ard a. w..
- - npa,ng Barley nore Plsnflfhl than I ~.
cul,elarg sd ne public Eengrally that IlI ~
ny Aies e fall1lls = Ale so, XX. Az IN. -
Afae'it Ale - IA Der hssEsl iIua dsis.. =
ssgas gsI q, D viii ~ e III bss..r,.
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GEO. W. SMITHS FARM FoR
SALE.

GALE
II HAVE had my WaddIngtUn Estato surveyed and
viii GfIor the same f6T sale Ct Pebble Anetion on
Monday, October the 9Th, 1884.
Al that portion lying vest o. Tie Bethany PIE,
Ing - aeIos, with good substantial dwelling npFing
and MIX house. The second tEaot eOltAi1s Sbelt
y acres, md the third aoGSt Is acre The Temaln-
tracts Of Is and % acres win gOod tenant house
90 each. AHA grsas and clover anA ven ealeRlatod
That 1oTtioa lying On the east Ode o. the IKE
have Divided Int two Parcsa one paTt Of abOnf 40
acres which IL neat, slbstalti1l brick dwelling
OOd tenant houses, he routsof vhich VIII pay ne
tAxes. LARGE barn, stable aud sheep houses and fun
grown thirty bearing Apple and Virginia Grab tFoos
viii alsO paFt With ny HOmestoad, the large
beautiful mRnHtons 60 y 70 foet, with an modern
eouVonianeol surrounded with ahr1hbaFT and tines
alse large orchard q choice uit, with about no
An extensive barn With stone basement. divided
into stAbng for Is hOFses and stalls for 20 esfts
with cellaEa, bins lloUs and everything % ne
high@t Ee9llGiton q . farm. It stands n . bEiek
yard a IT'S feet square, suFroun1od By bEick sheil
P sss 1aa 1! saes a. sasss| ,hl hep aaa
The IaIm is known % Be the boSt Improved and
olt highly cultivated In this part Of the eoanfEy
being sltuiiod On the Bethany Pke, four miIes foR
nheehnE most oeAnttf1l and fertile rolling Inn
laBd, well Uaterod with never hlling spFnEIs sitn.
sted y gsbOrsood Of wealthy and highly rS
For terms q parshiss Win = aplaps az tbe E,r,,
s4oStHf the divisions above mentioned, t0esfhsT
SlIh Az PaEteulaTsS aPPly On ne premises OF q ny
Brewery once OF % \. RichaEts6n, EsqI o. wheel.
STOCK AND FARM IlIPLEMRNfs.-On TIE al.
loving day amer the sale u tSs Farm Tuesday, ne
xoth day o. October, 1S6t, Wl dsPoSs of ny HoFS.
ea.Uat'le' ehssP aud Hogs and farming implements.
oetIo jess - Mlst ": sslt1 e.
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COngFessiOnal CANVASS.

n D. HUBBARD win address the people Of ths
W several counties in the First Congressional
District, at their Court Houses, fOlOU
sept 10th; Lewis Sept 18th; Harrison, Sept. 1sth;
Richie, Sept. lSth; Hancock, sept ga; Brooke
Sept 9Th; Tyler, Oct. Sth; Wood, Oct. 18th; DOd-
osher sppcinttasuts win be made hereafter.
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n. RiehardSo1, AdminlstTatar,
With the viii aungxod, Of the
estate Of ChFiItinl Daymers
deceased, ct al 70
InChAnosry.

; s''.a': q SasE -, ,s 70 coq Ne. &
Georrs Duty and wife, Ct Al Virginia.
my virtue q . decree rendered In the above en-
ID titIad cause on tie 18th day Of October A. D.
othsr things that this cause be referred 70 one d
the Master Commissioners Of thi8 Court, who shall
make and state an account Of the debts 0uo and
deceased, and said Commissioners shGn M . day BE-
YOnd which no evidence 90 prove d bts due from
aid estate shah be heard. Il q further ordered
that aid Administrator BE- made party defendant
in this cause and that aid Commissions tuFth6r
state the amount and value q the personal estate
deceased, and whether or not O. b GlciRut % pay
the dUbtB o. id estate, also the valug Of the real
estate % which she died SEIZED and all such other
matters and thInES q. he Or any ono in interest
may deem pertinent. But bel0fs taking GAid -
count said CommlsEiOnaF shall give notieo Of the
time and place Of taking the sane In some OsWs-
paper PublIshSd In the city Of WheelinSs t0r ten
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IiDIED,

,IEiDIED, N n
On tho evening Of the 2lth inst, HEHRT sfErH, In
the 3zd year Of his age. tH .f,f1
The funeral will take place this afternoon ~ two
o'clock from tho residence Of william wIesgarbsr,
Centre Wheeling. The friends Of tho fGmily are
invited to attend. ''-'i"4
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ToILET soAPs-ThS IargOst alsoFtni6nt in The
IOot2I .aa,g. 0ddYeIou's Hail DraE Sore.
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NOTICE.

CusAH BLI1S .(ooIorsdl uaIih tun chfla.-n-
hell,2n 80 A9Ifilon--Nil EEite heF husland.
Sonn ELI.ss 6f.nkiin Furnace, kaccoon p. o., Pc,
3 1T s'1h's' "eitAe1lIs-S -'.S- oeiis-1ss = Z;
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
"A the Special Assessments Of IneOme Tar made
aud taken by the several United States Assistant
Virginia, under the provisions Of Joint Resolution
Of CongTo8, approved July 9Th, 1854, viii be open
for Inspection at the Offices o. nd Assistant Asses
s0FU until the time below meatioasd for holding
appeals.
I Wll attend At the times and places hereafter
mentioned for the purpose Of hearing any appeals
that may be made from the assessments made by
said Assistant Assessors:
At MOundsVilla, MaFIhAll Co, Oct. 11th, 1854
AZ the once Of james q On, Collector, IN the
city OfWhO0ltng. Oct. 12th.
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A FARM.

"ARTED-A farm Of from twenty to aily aeFas
w OtgO0d land In Ohio county within ten OF
twelve miles Of wheeling much preferred n within
three OF four miles Of the city. The soil must b
good well WatorCd, ground not rough nor broken,
seasons 0f ths year. Apply 70 he Sabloi6sd Con.
mites.
b Order Of the Board Of supervisOrs Of Ohio o..
AS. TODD, Chairman,
tWM. NORTH,
s J. L. SfTHEL,
A. O. BoaeS,
sapai-dEvtf .-.. Committee.
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Funeral obssquiss of Col. ThOburn,
Cant. Bier and Sergeant Jenkins,
The Citv in Mourning.

In accordance with previous arrange.
ments the funeral obsequies Of Dol. Joseph
Thoburn, Capt. Phillip Bier and Sergeant
BENJAMIN Jenkins, of the LIST West Virginia
Cavalry, took place yesterday afternoon.
The city was ,draped in mourning. Flags
at half mast, bearing emblems of mourn
Ing were hanging from the residences and
places of business of our loyal people, who
thus saw proper to testify their sorrow
for the loss Of the dead heroes who had
fought their last battle and were about TO
be conveyed to their last resting place.
During the forepart Of the day, the
weather was cloudy with indications Of
rain, but at last the sun struggled through
the clouds and the streets were soon flled
with people moving 70 and from the capt
toll bailding, ssEhere the deceased soldiers
were living In state. Al the day sdsaneed
the business houses were closed up and by
the time the procession was ready to move
all business trafic had been suspended and
mourning rested upon almost every house
hold. l--l-
Long before the hour appointed for the
removal Of the remains from the Capitol
building, the people assembled in large
numbers to get last look at the collins
containing all that was mortal ofthose who
had such q hold upon the affections Of this
community.
At half past one the remains were re-
moved to the 4th Street N. E. Church,
about (which had also assembled an immense
thropg. The Church was draped in mourn
ing and the Tags were arranged in man
ner appropriate to the solemn OCCASION
The bodies were placed in front of the al
ter, and the pail bearers having passed in
the doors were opened for the reception OF
the people. In q few minutes the Church
was crowded in all parts and hundreds
were compelled to remain outside.
The choir in attendance sang funeral
oratorio which was most impressiyely rem,
dered, after which the Rev. Doctor Drum.
mond gave ont the following hymn which
was sung with most solemn effect, the
whole vast congregation uniting in the
singing: ~ SD
oaed, our help in ages past,
Our hope for years TO come,
Our shelter from the stormy blast,
And our eternal h0me:-
Under the shadow Of thy throne
SIM may We dwell secure;
eufloieut 10 thine arm alone,
And our defence n sure.
Time, Ike an eVerrolltBg stream,
Bears AL Its sons away; -.-4
They ~, forgotten, - dream 7as
Dies At the opening day. t-at .-1ai
The busy tribes Of Aedh and blood,
With an their cares and fears,
Are carried downward by the aood,
And lost In folFWipS years.
oGod, our help in ages past,
Our hope for years 70 come;
Be thou our guide while life shall last,
And our perpetualhomei
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All appeals must DO In writing, and must specify
the particular oAuse, matter, thing, respecting
which decision is required; and must state the
ground or principle Of error or inequalIty CON.
planned Of JOHN PARKINSON,
.'....-. Assessor Lat District ". Va.
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,VEJ OoLRNn E0BIHRH, for Lhdie4 dents, misses
yVSssnr- l-rts ts,asty y ~ aettety.
se ssss g " N iSs Ma S ..s.s.l.
TNuR, HOODS AND SKATING CAPS, fOr Ladies',
Asc,. e me variety s''ts0 D. N1ooLL i BRO.
DUgT0Ns-A great variety Of styles, eoIoEs and
sostsi- vi. 10 Main street.
DUaLB THINNING AND ORNAMENTS FOR
ID oloahs and Dresses at
OctS4pssp - D.NIcoLL BROS.
"a ooLRN GOODS in great abundance at the
w Variety Store Of d, N100LL . BRO,
STRAYED
ERoM the subsoEibsE on the night q the 2Oth
Il instant, BROWN MARE, with black m8ae
and tail and smA white spot on near fore foot; ave
years old next springi PAGES and tTotS. suitable
reward will be given for her return, either at my
residence on John street At the Bridgeport Steam
Mills. tOet2l-StsI 20. SMITH.
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Furniture at Auction.

THE subscriber win offer at aue4ion on Thursday,
u the 9Th instant. at his residence On the IsIand,
his Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting IN
part OF Mattresses, Bedsteads, Carpets, Mahogany
OhAiiB, Bureaus, Tables, Extension Table, Looking
CuFtAins, OhAlrL 8ofa Cooking Stove, PAFlOr Stove
Stair Carpet and R0da.
sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock A. n.
apo. e. HruIuIr. Auet,on.sr. 'OhN AS Oats..Ia
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valuable Real Estate FOR Sale,

OeO-td
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0RFT0H 0HIlF oUARFERAfAsTBR,

DRoPosALs ARR iNVIfED by THE UEDkR
SIGNED, until TUESDAY, November 1GL 1855
at 10 O'Clock NJ fur the immediate delivery, 70 thi
DEPARTMENT, Of N
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Administrator, with the win annszsi, q Moran.
Nslsp9. deceased, trustee in ths above daisd e:sd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
Still Later. 81 sses
70 wy NJ. III,

~, <,.ttil n. ~ I717S - tss7l
. Dispatches from Grant, dated yesterday
evening, 9 o'clock. have reached thi.
Department. The advance of Hancoch
yesterday developed the fact that the enc
my had fallen back four miles. There was
no engagement yesterday. We have n,
Accounts Of any general officers being kill
ed in the battle Of Che preceding day.
A al patch has inst, been received from
Gen. Sherman, dated neal. Resaca, May
i4th. 1t states that by the flank move
men. on. Resaca. Johnston had been forced
TO evacuate Dalton. and our forces were
in his rear and flank. The weather wa
T fine, and the tioopps were in fine spirits
All is working well and as fast as posi-
No Intelligence has been re- received from
| General Butlsf.. The guerillas have bro
ken The Telegraph lines between w illiams
burg and old Jamestown. This IS believ
/ ed to BE the reason Why no reports, hav,
tbeen received from him. -. ~ - =:
T Dispatches from Gen. Sigel report bin
Ito be at Woodstock. The rumor. that b,
had broken the railroad between Lynch
Eburg and CHARLOTTESVILLE Is not true. 5. 5 :
Our wonndea are coming in from Bell
lPlain IS fast as the transports can brip;
them. Grant army is. we'll supplied. :
lsf's' e, NJ. STANTON, Sec Of War.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
Later Sill.

WAsmNGToN. May l6, 11:35 a. m.
To General Dix:--The latest dates from
Grants headquarters are to yesterday
morning at half past eight o'clock. No
operations of Importance occurred. Our
renforcementS were arriving.
Nothing later from Butler since his tele-
gram of Saturday night.
We lave intelligence from Resaca, Ga
up to Ii o'clock last night. Our lines
had advanced on the left, two lines of the
enemy's works having been stormed.
Stoneman is reported to have destroyed
a wagon train. captured two guns and
thrashcd Roddv.
E. NJ. STANTON.
WASHINGTON, May 1G-5 p NJ
To MAJOR Gcn. Dix ~
We have dispatches from Gen. Grant
to s O'Clock this morning. He states
offensive operations have been necessarily
suspended until the roals become passa-
bic. that the army is in the best of spirits
and feels the fullest confidence in its sue
cess.
F The two armies are now concentrated on
the main road from Fredericksburg to
Richu ond. ----~-
The news Of the operations of Gen.
Shel man are up to yesterday. After two
days harl fighting. he had forced John
So to evacua.e Resaca at midnight last
night.
Gen. Shernan's forces are in vigorous
pursuit.
No dispatches have been received from
Gen. Butler to lay At the latest reports
he was still operating against Fort OAR
ling.
(SieneO E. ii. STANTON.
= WHAT \ FEDERAL SURGEON SAYS.
PHILADELPHIA. Nav Is.
A special to the Erening Telegraph from
Washington. says surgeon OF the Goth
Y. Y. regiment. VIII, was captured with
600 others. in the 81 days fight. and sub
sequently paloled. came into our lines on
Saturday. with the body of Gen. Wads-
worth. which had been enclosed. by
order Of Gen. Lee. in. neat ceflin.
lie also saw Gen.. Longstreet in his
tent. lie is wounded in his collar
bone. The wound was not mortal, but
wonfd incapncitatc him for active duty for
some time. General j. T.. b. Stuart was
not down at Richmond ut the time that
Gen. Sheridan was near there, and is now
in Gen Lees army uhhurt.I .tffs
The rebel loss is tremendous, but there
is nolindication Of their giving ur yet,
The rebels arc well supplied by lines oi
interior works. and more are being con-
structed.
| i, Gen. Lee has not been wounded, as the
surgeon saw and talked with him ON Fri
lay. when he gavelim PERMISSION to take
the body of Gen. sWaisw orth. -
lie is of the opinion that the rebels will
yet make desperate resistance.sele says
their reversesl only seem to cxasperate them
and they are kept up by the hope and
idea of exhaustipg us and compelling ns
to abandon the CONTEST ..nil's3 .seisia
Some Ohio militia ,paraded along Penn
sylvania Avenue to-day, making fine
| appearance Il fsisss 'a5ss rs siiss 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
SpoTsyLvASEA G, H.. II
, GEN. SIGEL HEARD FROM.

WAsuINGroS. May l3.--Tbe extra So,
saws an officer who arrived here to- day re-
potts that at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
dispatch was received at the front from
Gen. sigel's command, dated at Buffers
mountain, between Charlottesville and
Lynchburg, at 10 a, m, announcing that
our cavalry had torn up the railroad be
tween Charlottesville and Lynchbu1rg,
twenty six miles below the former place,
and also that the track ofthe Gordsonsville
road between Char louisville and Keeswick
had been destroyed. All the bridges be-
tween the above points on both roads have
been destroyed. ~
When returning, our forces encountered
body Of rebel cavalry, who came from
he direction Of Carriers mountain, and. a
skirmish ehsued, and cnled in the repulst
Of the rebels, who il,l 10 the direction they
had come. -.
This was tue !, only rebel force met with
uuii ene t.l MI 55ift =. i =, ,.yf-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
.baturday's sRsport--Flight Of .hs
~ Rebels-.Rumor that Gen: lYads-
= .!versht IS q Rrls5nef Estimate Of
OJ&&e& 80 ors spd Il al bsreiszs 49, afd

: .srS2ee'at Dispatch to the IA Y Tribuueor
.a wtssnsrss. S ,. NJ. Saturday, May Z. ls6f
z-yrtctks ho1r there has been but littIe 6sltins
sso.day Our position thi ornins = As unchanged
s1rohs yesterday excepting Chat the lSllt had been
sbsnt Baezs sseds ailsF iast has in no
ssises diss0sicerte dtfe Plans Of our leaders,
srfeesed t1eiF hopes, o. mnaired the efficiency o
.tlesssm9 It but.aa trons episode .Jss-
.ssse ssss re sE 4s 's s ; nsa i
s1sk ildtsxH ION IL TIE bsst a feId, isssiss
. fres g esedp seariy ~ ground where lay
1he SH1se had re eifed how ever, en1y 10 al
eeest Ane; here lie evidently challenged, % .
-. Hs has Played upon We an to>isy With long
., ,ss shs ana g ~ bold akirnish' lips u
ISS ifss b. saajs sst Al dss j {; so q e.
IN 1hi4k Just IN, " aftsens 1rsnt, 2,DQ0 or 3 a
-<f 44<k been s.iSSjnx al dsy. upon 2 half nile
sbe. fo4 ybic5 .Hrer2}a soIid shot sbave, bce1
4ipkn qSal{y q skpy eadquarters- Lee's success.
16so: at W1st hare been. SO greatly overbal
- 81 hi4 fepnlse on or Ieis an hour before
"a s. ID pof Ian, risk 5poihcr day on he. sam1
t;.sI & f(pcedetr hx chs bqqasi wishdFare
- s{4e1 e - 1! aH6 bsit]si shsa hs ~
fhlk az 81 .ci,fs,E. 81 .eaii sai-. ?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
WAsuXGToN, May II, 1861.

w WASHINGTON, May ~, 1904.
=" A dispatch from the army Of the Poto-
mac dated to day Tuesday, noon. says it
was very quiet yesterday along the lines.
except some skirmishing in he. centre by
Burnside's men, and the throwing Of few
shells from Birney's Division to feel the
enemy which, however, elected no re-
spouse. The rebel sharpshooters, howev :
err, held their grounI during this time.
Reinforccments are arriving rapidly
The roads are improving. and movements
of Importance may soon be expected.
New YonK. May 1.-THE Posts Belle
Plain correspondent says reinforcements
for Gen Grant are going steadily forward
To-day five steamers loaded with troops
h ave arrived at this point. -
Among the regiments are the 107 Penn
sylvania veterans. the 11th' Vermont, heavy
artillery, 2, go strong. and the Sd New
Jersey battery, TO men with six guns.
During the past week fifteen batteries
hsys.leit Wsshicgs'0pps for the fgopt n qnd
Our forcc confronss the enemy closely a,
an points ! The ! srmyss position foi a
succession of high ridges is very strong
and lined with breast works. tits Fepor.
led that the Precedent on Monda az. in order
to keep our armies upRto the maximum
strength. and finish the var this summer
has ordered draft for three hundred
thousand men. g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19

The recruiting for The 100 days. service
has not progressed asTapidly. in this State
IS was anticipated; Fears are sIesiinnipg
70 be field shas the %, 600 promised by GOV.
Morton will not be raised in time 10 beet
any service. About 5000 are ALREADY, IN
camp at Indianapolis. and !, 0A0 ~mote. j
is estimated. Will rendezvous there duIipg
The present week. Several causes have
cao5ntliLptsi to this, failure. but; the two
/ most prominent aFslfsrp work and Cop
.pernead nostllltyto asn .sa1o3 dl5 sd %