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CONTINENTAL MONTHLY. FOB MAI
The number before us is replete with the
usual interest and richness. It contains
the following list of contents: American
Finances and Resources !; Enone :, Our
Domestic Relations. or How to Treat the
Rebel States The Mound Builder; A
Universal Language: A Summers Night:
Ths English Press The House in the
Lane; Music . Science Thought The
War . Contest for Ideas: Hints to the
American Farmer: Aphorisms: The Wild
Azalea A Pair of Stockings /; Literary
Notices; Editors Table. Published by
John F. Trow, so Greene Street, New
York. At esss year. s-o.'' '-a.- ''' IL
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GxN. 4: L. tsE.-Ths-e&8ser 6Ss
been relieved Of his command by Banks.
for obeying Instructions Of superior Off
Ger. and undertaking . movement in
which there was no hope Of success.-
Banks seems determined to take ont bis
spite upon his officer. for bis own aiissr.
able failure. .,,,,r-fs .-s.,n
It is also reported that Leo and nine
teen other officers are under srrestat New
Orleans. for ,pronouncing Bsnks' move.
meut thieving and robbing .expedition.
The sympsthies Of officers and men are
with Lee and his fellow victims. and
they are visited BY many persons. From
all accounts. their charge against Banks
is correct, and be hsssios the confidence
Of officers and men. ~. ~ -
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PHILADELPHIA, May 9.

.-r.F.a'TE g; 81 PHILADELPHIA, May 9.
q7T The following is special to the Evening
Telegraph :oa srsczE w.. a-.
WAsKNeroH. May 9.-Communica-
ton has been opened with Generals Smith
and Gillmors who are near Richmond
and hsvs been fighting. There was no
6ghting yesterday. and our army is be-
lieved to be advancing successfully
Fredericksburg has been occupied and the
Railroad is beng repaired. sm,,s a,s5T
Ths Star Extra. says: Grant has .
Geld full Of prisoners, and had advanced
TO Spottsylvanis Court House. : ,o-,,-
!, a, verbal msssags rsesived ct Hancock's
headquarters By 2 messenger from the
army, states the battle closed on Friday.
the enemy having fallen back about twelve
miles, leaving bis dead and wounded on
the 6eli. On Saturday, Of thrse o'clock.
was in full retreat through Spottsy ylvania.
and when the messenger left, Hancock was
entering tAe place in pursuit -;
Butler i I reported within ten miles Of
nlCOmOUQ : -;-..r a..
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> VS. TAKE IT. .ALL-RAoK.-Ws mesd
what We ssid about the County Com.
missioners and County Warrsnta. II
It was the District Attorney who id.
vised the Treasurer not to receive Scrip
that had been running over three years.
The Commissiopers, at their meeting.
last week, directed the Treasurer to re-
eeive such Scrip for taxes. 4 usual
Holders Of such Scrip had better bond it.
- soon Is possible, or they may end
their Warrants barred by some decision
Of the Courts. n7i'i laE ,aILif.sa 80 I'D
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@ A Daily paper. called the Free
Press. has bean started in Atchison. That
city is able to support . Daily. and
shoald have had one long ago. The Free
Press presents . 6ns typographical ap-
psarance. and Is edited BY F. G. Adams.
It's politics. ss We gather from the Sslu-
tstosy, will be not to conntsnanes factions
opposition to Jim Lane, and to oppose
oil fraudulent attempts to force officers
upon the people against the will of the
latter-sucb. We presume. - electing
somebody over Lsns to the United States
Senate. and appointing Delahay 70 the
Judgsship. We suspect that the object
Of the Free Press IL not % much to sup
ply . want Of the people Of Atcbison, -
to supply an organ for Jim Lane in that
County during the coming csnvsss.
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WAsprHoror. Mav q.

'aai -WAsaIHofoH, MAY ~:
siaThs National Republican has an extra.
staing thst Official dispatches announce
our complete victory over Lee. and that
the rebel army i rstrssting iu the direc-
tion Of Spottsylvsais and Grant Is pur.
suing. @-SNpA -. s.slF g
Gen. Wsdswsrths Of New York, is
killed: also ths rsbel Generals Jones and
Jsnkins. and Gems. Picket and Hunter
woauded. .tC' ANe-ss sii4 j ail'9 SIT ie
. Gen. Butla 'has defeated sBssuregard
and cut the Pstsrsburg and Riehmsnd
fsilruod. H5TsE .--------
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WAsnrxoros, Msy 2.

WAsInoroH. Msy z.
The Republican has ths following
The Governmsst< hes iseormatiou This
morning. wheshsr frpm peiGAl sources or
other We sss ssabls 10 166fis positively,
at the moment Of goiuS. 70 ps61s that 90
Wednesday at dsylieht Gen. Grants
whole srny5 Was sntirsly asross the Rspi.
dan. Il miselsdse plaia : little BE-
yond sad nssr ths old Ohsaesllervills
battle gropnd. whsa La Was forced ont
Of his works sud offered battle. which
was sf onee seeepted. The Eight became
fierce sndIsstsd IN DIRK. the enemy be-
ing forced beck spns dstsnce with great
loss. leaving most Of his killed and woun-
ded ON our hands.
The two armies lay on their arms oil
might WsdueSdsy:snd Ut daylight on
TassdAy ftbe ,bss,lsy pp,pea ssaia, -ana
ragged With tbS greatest fury on both sides
until dark. when it wss found that the
enemy hsd ,been forcsd back IN tho two
days sbout two uilss and 9 half. leaving
heaps Of dying. killed and wounded on
the field to Be buried and taken care ol
BY our troops. We. have hesrd various
estimates made ~ IT, nam bsr slaughtered.
but at this moment It is useless to specu-
late on the subject. Every one knows
that it must hivs beos otesviN3e. @A3
On Friday morning ct Eve o'clock the
forces were mstshaIsd for another conflict.
Gen. Grant movisg on Lees works.
Up to this.tims Gen. Burnsids's corps.
numbering SC. 900 men, had taken no
part in he battle; but at $50 o'clock.
Was marching into position to engage in
the bloody contest Of the third days bat.
tie. OF The result of this days battle we
have no report up to the moment Of going
to press. The battle commenced at six
in the morning, and unless Lee received
reinforcsmsuts equal to Burnsids's corps.
the battle Of Fridsy must have proved
terribly disastrous to him. The fact that
we have received no news of yesterday q
fighting leads to the belief that Lee is en-
dsavoring to get to Richmond, and GEant
10 in pursuit. r' r''
1t is evident that the rebel forces about
Richmond cannot be spared to reinforce
Lee. as they have discovered ere this that
they have enough to attend to. there.
probably from two attacks upon the city
BY Gen. Butler's forces.
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~ The most discreditabls thing yet
done BY the President. is the rs-appoia..
msut Of Frank Blair to . Major. General
ship. without submitting his name to the
Senate. ss required BY the Constitution.
The Senate felt the insult. and demanded
an explanation from tie President which
he attempted to give, but the facts only
showed him up in worse light. Loyal
men and supporters OF the Administrs-
tion feel outraged BY the fsvors shown
The Blair family BY the President. not
withstanding tbsir sbuss Of some Of The
best men in the nation. and members Of
his own Cabinet but when be attempts
70 favor then BY violating . provision Of
the Constitution. the agsrsvstiea is more
keeoly felt. sy ID :
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wAsHircros., Nav 9-ll:3O 4.

=. WAsHiNaroN. May 9-11:30 4. Y.
3- To Gen. Dix :-This dispatch was re-
ceived from Gen. Butler. The official
report Of Gen. Lee Of operations on Friday
says bis loss in killed Is not large. but
has many wounded, and states that our
forces attacked them and caused some
confusion. BE grieves to announce that
Eongstrest was severely wounded. Gen
eral jenkins killed and Pegrsm badly
wounded on Tuesday. He thanks mer-
ciful God thst every advance Of Grants
has besu repulsed. The belief there is
that Grant is aehieving complete victory.
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? Wan etAMs.-Psrsons having any
kind of military claims whatever. .gains.
the United States. such as services rem.
dsred. supplies furnished. horses lost in
the service, ETC.. are referred to the ad-
vertisement Of Resvis 4 Towls, of Falls
City. who are connected with . firm at
Washington. exclusively Engaged ia this
business. They charge nothing for isd-
vice. and nothing II elaine ars not sue
csssful. Business 1eft1with bisssis. Mssy
l. Pierce. in this place. will Bs promptly
attended TO-. - ~. W: '.I- .l.3
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f~ a short tims since. We saw . fsl.
low brscsd up sgsinst wall, atths month
Of 4 .degsssy. ppkinsc %er.st sh.ao ths
whale thss swallowed Jonah. A, few
dsys shsrWdtd. hsi csns and advertised
that his wifs bad left ha bed and bosrd
without just causs. Wonder what hia
ideas Of just cause arc? Ia l-g,o, q,
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WAY IT, WAS DosE.-Mr:. Lane esr1e
within seven votes Of being defeated q, ,
delegate 70 Baltimore. He ran ivs ,y.otss
behind the ticket, snd his jscksls saw y
that If those delegates whose seats wers
conteeted we're admitted to vote, ths By.
spa would b bestsn..A '''-'-. ., =. sa' :
:. They accordingly violated every prin-
cipls of sxidenee. justice and law, By ex-
clodisg delegates whose right to ssst in
The Convention was beyond controversy,
snd admitted contestants Who had neither
constituents nor credentials, ! 91e I'.I
The ogrossest act Of partiz,uib;;lp, : VS. W
The exclusion Of Col. Jsnnison. Who = was
slected By 147 votes, and the admission
n big opponent. who Withdrew from tie
regular w.rd meeting With dozen msu
vhom b eiaimsd 70 represent. though b
asd po. prsof even Of that.- Cz4nspios. q
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= A FACT WORTH KNovIso.-All grocsrs
are compelled to sell the staple articles Of
heavy goods. whether they make large
profit or not. but in shelf goods and many
articles, Of which the purchaser is not .
judge. they sell those upon which they
can make the most profit, In this way
worthless saleratus is sold. and in no
other. The grocer who intends to sell
the bast goods and rely upon fair profit.
willslwsys keep De Land 4 Co.'S Chem
ical Saleratus. and thousands II dealers
will sell no other. '.- = ~
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Isz6s7,s sdiis PMblpsL1Ml. Nay io,
MS iiAuspss.ifs dsssd lstisiebt, says slsso'
sgais moved en- tn shsmy, and bsd
6Ght.sto Tbd&s Tavern. Tbsi sirsosS n
tsesksa lts~srd Riebnood. i On Sooay
they attempted to make ,:oss"
sesid, ,ftht Meade STACKED thsn. dfI',,s i.
then. Rsfsstss lss nighs eos6~ ~. ~
istssse towsrdS South Anna Rive. y
rsbsls susssSdSds N sseeips od mos. =
their veaDdsdiasp co. Ssssrdsy lngI. =.
TbseolesSd troops vssi pot put INTO ~ ~
6ght, bat wses hsldBss . rssssvs' .
DuaGidsl We lost bot two p'scs go
tialsiy 'iltosstbsess's@7e1 .hsi'sn -
,oTSe Bdllstin. has ,rscsivsd chs
ing dispstch ften sWssbiosson; % Co.
ilS Wssrss aud 5Hsuoosk are pfss
Ehs jusmy. aFSs rsbsls bs,ssbssn da.~
Ron ispsasylvsuis O: r.. towara .. -.
Ritens' Advic0 from Richmsnt Fspl
;sntersas distress and dsstitntios prev
iuesti6ss.i,rs .,ssl '-,''>',.. ~ 1870 rs, :,
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IN. HreatRatfIss

Dispstches concerning Giants epsrs-
tions in Virgins, which are not given in
our nswa columns, msy be summed up
% follows: NsS'
Butler has cut the railroad between
Petersburg and Richmond. and Smith
has defeated Bssursgard nesr Petersburg,
driving hin back 70 that city! Batlsr
tslegrsphs that Grant will not be troubled
with any further rsinforcsments to Lee
from Bsauressrd. ) t A-ttlJti
Gen. Seymour. jast from Florida, met
with his usual i'll luck in the battles. Hs
Was taken prisoner. His msn fought
gsllsntly. and lost hsavily.7f 'fdi si
Our wounded were taken to Fredericks-
burg. where they arc 20 numerous that
they are lying in the streets snd on the
psysmsnts 90 thiskly that cavalry can
scarcely move 10 che streets. A large
number of rebel wounded are also there.
who had been left on the Geld. rc-.i
Gen. Sedgwick was killed on Monday.
IN . skirmish near Spottsylvauia g H.
He was shot in the eye. Gen. Wright
now commands his Corps.
Les had issued an order in which be
stated that communication with Rich.
mond had been cut of. and it was i'm.
possible to obtain supplies. Hills Corps
bad had no rstions issued to them for
three days. and Lee urged upon bis men
the necessity Of capturing supplies from
the Yankees: but thus far not . wagon
has been captured.
There was . severe battle on Tuesday.
ending ct night. The rebels were driven
from their position ct spottsylvsois G.
81.
There appears to b but little doubt
thst Leo Is sndsavoring to retreat to Rich
nond, keeping heavy force confronting
e1r army. to impede our progress.
More prisoners were captured from the
rebels during Less retreat, than in Sat.
urdsy's and Sundays battles. +.
Rebel prisoners captured on Monday.
report Longstrest's death. o..
It is reported that Grant has asnksd
Lee right and left. and that terrible battle
wssjin progress in the vicinity Of South
Ains River. Heavy artillery WAS used
'Sn both sides. The advantage, d last
Socounts, was still on our side. d.
Our loss in Sundays and Mondays
battles ID estimated to be at least $4,000.
We hold 5000 rebel prisoners. .z4sr-g-
"a Richmond paper found on prison
pr. says that Butler d within thirtesn
miles of that city.
There is rnmor. which is generally
believed in Washington. that Gen. War
ren Was wounded. and died on the way
to fredericksburg. 5fE - d '1.a.-or
This is undoubtedly The most bloody
6ghting Of the war, and il is not ended
Jet. va. g
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3sD@ihg ths intense cold Of last JssN-
sry. which prevailed sll ovsrths world,
snow fell Asavily. 10 Italy sud tbS asSssb
OF Frascs, sad Ice ,wss found in sbs Rsd
9es 1t Suss. lmssfns boys skaiiss d
the water whore Phstaoh "wsnt iundcrs,
snd bot little .wsys up :eui tie assss
pies Of watsr from kidea.ssaad 20 b. ths
hotts: Plaee o. tie siobs; tTbsfs uisht
ssys bsss siesiRvecuvils II anybody I'D
oeas dowu u eissvd ed5 .vISia f;iii
,..:fi; aoi.sisT y;Go osr+,S--,s-~~..,~y
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. THE ANr1-LrscoLS MovErESr.-The
important document which appeared in
to-dsy's Tribune, signed BY prominent
Republicans and members 81 the State
Legislature. demanding . postponement
of the Junss,convention until the 1st of
September. has proved bombshell in
the camp Of the Lincolnites here. 1t is
well understood that this is the first Of .
series Of, important political movements
in the Republican psrty. the objects Of
which arc to, set aside Mr.. Lincoln Is. 1
Presidential candidate 1t is . notable
fact. that outside Of tho ring of officehold.
ers and contractors, Mr.. Lincoln has
scarcely friend Of eminence in Washing
ton. This new political developmenf bas
nothing to do with the Fremont move
msnt, which IS q matter BY itself. Mr..
Eneoln's chances fot the nominstio IRE
diminishing every day. Is all the talent
and weight OF character 10, his party are
taking ground sgainss him
Warrington. Corrssponaencs New .Yorl
World- aA r; - .Noni f'1 .TlfzoITn , +.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGES AND Rsvnw.-
The May number Of this publication is on
oar table. To the business and CONNER.
sial man. It Is . valuable work-beine
devoted to Finance. Commercial and In.
dustrial Interests. The contents Of this
number ars: The United Ststaa Legal
Tender Notes in Court Railroad Econ
omy. No. l: American History. Fourth
Era; Conscription; Mining Laws Of
Psnnsylvanis Insurance Depsrtnsnti !;
Department Of Patents, Arts and Sciences:
Monetary Department: Noting and COM
msnting. Published BY Fowler b Moon.
Philadelphia. ct o. 0 year. Esr s-
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~ After long delay. and repeated
efforts by Gov. Carney. Kansas has ss
length been credited with the full number
Of troops she has furnished, and it appears
that she has 4 500 in sxcess Of all calls.
This will take her through two or three
drafts yet to como. Of course. the Lane
strikes, will claim that it Was hs who
secured the credit Of these troops to Kan.
sss when in reality. be 10 the very man
who has been preventing the proper credit
for more than year past. '-aA4
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< LEnoH,i HossA d Co.-Attsntion il
called to the advertisement Of this firm,
in another column. They are engaged
exclusively in the ,,Wholssals, srads. and
offer induesmsnha TO country. merchants
to purchase their stocks IN 81. Joseph. !.
they pledge themselves to sell q low p
can Be hsd in ST. ,Louis or Chicago.
Dealers in Dry Goods. Clothing. Notions.
ETC.. would do well to give them q call.
and ascertain for themselves. 1
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II iCoxE.-Whsn General Lana was re.
cruiting the :13sh regiment he said in
a pqbie fpsech, at Troy. II sm raising a
brigade. and when il is foil will not say
to you 60. bot ] will say come. and
where the danger is. there will I be with
you in the thickest ofthe 6ght."r, How
we'll be redeemed his pledge is knovn,to
the country. He got his. pay 6rst - re-
cruiting Commissions; and next he got
mopey from some Of the oficsrs for THAR
commissions; and. lastly. be pledged those
oficsrs to uerk for Lane. at say time
when he should need their sssisiascs; end
this was his danger. this bis aeums.''
And they do some. Bowen eame home.
leaving bis regiment in the ensmy's
conntry. to assist in packing the Topeks
Convention; bot the privates have never
bsso invited to come. - Lane promised
thsn.-lnvssti1ator. ia .l7!s ~ iiss +.
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panADELpmA,M May I.

PHu.ADEIPHAs Msy Z.
Ths Bullstin has issned an extra With
the news from the Washington National
Rspublican. which says tie Govsrnment
has official sdviess that sitss thrss days
6ght Less lines were driven in two milss,
and il was believed that Gen. Grant Was
in pursuit. Gen. Butler ives advancing
on Richmond in two columns. There
was great excitement on the streets on the
announcement of this nsws, snd cheering
for Grant. II Is reported that rLss has
left all his dead and wounded on the Geld.
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-eo1 sSf-.sry yBALnmoa1i May ..
Z ;Adviess from Fortress iH6aros; May
9Th, ssys thss report Of the capture Of
Psasburg On sbs 9Th is is.isessssQt.a '7o1
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~ The Conservative. after havin,

~ The Conservative. aitse having
srisd hard to put white msn against the
muaieipal authorities Of that city. il
nov engaged in the sdort to bring tie
blacks down on them. But tbs darkies
have no more confidence in that paper
thss ths Wits hsvs:
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The Detroit Tribune Of Saturday ia''
has the following item Of news:
We are assured. upon Trustworthy se
thori.y, that. at the invitation OF certain
leading Conpperheads Of Detroit: Ia"dn
diqham ,eas IN ibis city one nigM Last '0eeS'
and addressed a secret mesting Of Coppsr
Asads--probably club of knights oil tne
Goldsa Circle. Our infermstis comss
from : loyal Democrat, who wass invited
to ibe present, but who would seorn 20
be found in such company We are not
abls at>pfsssnt to mentio1 che names ef
those Gcpperheads who SSsse> Rgeseot =
this meeting, or what Mr.: Vsllsndigdam
said. or by what clandestins means he was
conveyed between Windsor and Detroit.
but ufths msim fact. that under the eovm
of night, at the invitation of leading CYp:
perheads of Detroit. he cams hsfs snd
made Q speech. We have no doubt. 1t 10
not generally known what intimats FPl.l
tions exist between prominent Dstfs's
Copperhead politicians and the traitor ex-
lie. His mail comes to our post once
directed to one of them. and there Is
scarcsly Night in ths vesk that more or
less of then are aot ciosetsd with him.
4 We have said that We are not informed
of.ths nsture of Vallaudighsm's speech st
the secret meeting in Detroit this wsek;
bnt the probable nature OF that stspeech Is
very es,y 70 coJecturs.s OF late; all our
information agrees thst Vsllandighsm has
become very bitter snd. reckless Once
pressDding to be . uon-residsnt and .
peace man. his uniform sdvies is'nsw
inownuto be 10 favor, of foroiblss lopposi-
tiou BY 'Coppsthsads to the 'AdAinistss-
tions His letter advocating reprisais. re-
Gently published. is tolsrsble indication
of the desperation that has possessed him.
We have heard that of htss men whose
names are in this community synooym
for hostility to the Government have
been shocked ct the reckless incendiarism
of his counsel. II IL q common thing in
the circls Of the fugitive rebels. sksdsd-
dlers from the drsft, and rVallsndighsm
admirers over tbeFiser, to hear the hilsri-
ous rejoicing over the defeat Of the FED
eral armies. Out of the fullness Of the
heart the mouth speaketh, and knowing
Vsllsndigbsm's temper aud ordinary dis
course. it is not difficult to conjecture the
substsncs Of bis address to the Detroit
| Copperhesds.7 10 s.a'ieis11i; 9fHg-
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. The Ladies, Rspository. Tor M.y.

~ The Ladies' Rspository. for Nay,
is before ~. Tho illustrations are .
visv Of Ronehsch. in ssit1erl.nd, and
Portrait Of W.shingtoa Irving. L
contains twenty-five, prese and tvslvs
posticsl contributions. and seven we'll
6llsd aad iatarspting p 9spartnsats. Pab-
ibid st oineisnetis Ohio; u s2,5o . ysss.
49, sid z 81 ,$s1' e "a
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~ Pstsrsou'ss Ladies' Nationsl Meg
axins. ID the irst Of the Moothliss to
reach %. for June. The spgr.vings ars,
!" Caught IN 9 Shower. D. The Morning
Csnter." aed Colored Fashion Plate
The Music, is . peics entitled "My Barqus
on the Deep. Dsep Sea-" It eaatsins
fifteen original oontribusions. bsSidss ths
Departments. Sc PhiladslphiS-12 1vsH,.
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,lIiiIiis OF fssn.s> .!WAsmHeros, may ",
I'd omcab baispstsb~ received st s0s !" !" Al
Department announce the, sossns' Il.
ca. Batter wiihiais soemsad, 'sud w
sucesssfal landing stC City Poiss. s..,,,s. =.
'aa0ovssnosse hss 'rscivsG iaiol% %..sr,.
- wsy Il fEegtrSss Aossoe ne. :, go -,
gard i ct Pstitsburys VGg v's0
n n d00 wasJ - - hsshTi .
n sS - I'D. s5Id s.sa CO, 'sS"
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ION TO: RICHMOND.'
2 THREE DAYS FlcHrINcl
EweIl. nm and Lonsstreet with
By i % .4f: Lee. 81 ~sJ. p!c s.,i +
aRAHr WHIPPING THE WHOLE pIABoI-
p ' 80 IcAl CREW! H+i-.-'
The Rebels Driven Back. Q IL Miles.
BUTLER ATTACKS RICHMOND

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crossed the Kapidan wednesday
The Second Corps moved Tuesday "a
the mli opposite Elys Ford, on Wednes-
dsy morning. at 4 o'clock; the cavalry
crossed and drove the rebe! pickets from
the opposite heights, meeting no opposi'
tion. Position was gained. and the corp.
moved on ct I o'clock. taking the road
TO Chancsllorsyille, at which place Han.
fcock. would establish his headquarters.
The Fifth and Sixth Corps crossed Ger
mania Ford in the course OF the day. tax.
ing the road TO the Wilderness Wednes-
day night. Wsrren's headquarters were
at the Wilderness. Sedgwick at his right
and the general headquarters ct Germania
Ford. .1a %" - :, -,5.,r =
On fhursdsy morning the rebels press.
cd Ionf piekets and appeared to be in
strong force on our right: -,
The Filth New York Cavalry skir-
mished on the Orange Court House road.
near Perkins Tavern. and were'driven in
with severe loss, leaving many wounded
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