, 1864-06-06
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Thc 6f,b week of th, great co,a;.. l.. 7,u
rtnia closes in q stIrr,nr manner s,a ,,.,t,
our rnl)ant ar4nv knoclinc a. 4ha a..a-'4-] "44
of tIc doomed c,tv ~ Ionda- ou.st .n" s@1os
1i,.1c of ,ntcrcs+ aaro .,-,...1s,s,"1 1.'.e " ~
3ho nosition NJ the .n.,a- ~ Anu ,oenns
3 brisk 6cht w,th 49, ~, Aue ca'al.y u hao
Hurbor reeultinr in the1r r-n,1.a ~ ~. ~'
day Hancock advanced and carried n. 1,ns
Of ride-pits On the rebel wtnc in front ot
lin. The cavalry had another brush with
the enemy, resulting in their defeat and 1eav.
ing us in possession Of Coal Harbor, the tho.
ater Of the previous days fight On
Wednesday, partial eurarement ensned
1n which tho rebels were rcpn1eed with f.a-
ful slaughter, wh1le onr forces suffered Wv
lightly. On Thursday there were no oner..
tionG until night, when the rebels made an
ttAck upon our breastworks and were eas1,v
repulaed. At halfpast four On Friday morn.
Ing, Grant advanced his whole line and made
fierce attack, driving Lee into his cntrench
menta, b1t TO use his own honest and modest
words, "Gaininr no decided advnnt,crn u
Comnero these words with Mcf1e1,an,a hnr,-
tic bulletins from the same LOCALITY
Grnnt sees no decided advantage until Lee'a
ny is crushed. Night closed In with onr
- only fl{ty yards from the ane,nr,a
-:lrke. The butt1e OF the campaign seems
r 1t hand. Whether It will prove decisive
or not il q matter of ouest5on If II s1,11
Lee into his fortifcations much will
avc bocn accomplished and tbs story Of
'lchsourg Will be repeated
Tbs President has written a noble letter IA
be Grant meeting, which vaa ha1a a+ Nav
York on Satur lay. to give yofce tn the nan.
.lc's gratitude to the I7entenon+ cana,a,
Though briof, It's contents commend thc11.
:. to tho heart of ererv 1oya1 mar md
-a what every MN Int n Connerbe.d
.ecl:. It is an eloouent trIhnfc IN ths mi.
ucnt abilities and services of Gamers, f,rant
compliments him for what bc .ss .chieroa
md does not overlook The dangers .nd tr,.1s
et TO be overcome. The clos;nr a.n+.n,o -
he keynote to our Success. uh1en and
;une for bis and their support" Gene-
al Grant has pressed tho foe close |
'omc. His arms should nov be held m and
patience, perseverance,. courage and skill
ill accomplish what remains. FIR rvrrr
older that falls, another shou1d stand reaav
take Lis plaec. The rebels havc made
heir lsbt muster of men. Ne ba.e b,-d,-
ouchcd our resources. let tba r.n1.e ~
He'd up. Send every soldier xrho c,n ~
~ "no .'0t3 eo'oAe1 "ho can 10
~ ~ " 'e 1iont. nc hoFe got the enemy
Ato "olAo' ~ nutt nos be allowed to
1o0n e. Fremont, 1t will be noticed, has
stansanc In his shirt sleeves, ready to
nch H. Nc lear he will take cold in the
nlillhe atmosphere. Time was when his
anc Was spen to chAsm by, but the day
passed. We are sor1y to believe It prob
Ole that fremont really considers the med
y OF sorelcad8 ut Cleveland in the light of |
National Convention, and will BECOME
ul1R candidate Every vote for Fremont is
vote in aid Of Coppcrhead schemes and the
'nifs candidate OF the Chicago Copperhcad 9
invention. LILLE iGtnot q time when loyal
IN can a1ord to lose his vote. b
Secretary Chase ndyertIees forsea1ed ofr4-. =
United States bonds to the a,uount Of :
~.-ty-fye million dollars. the loan hearing p
:. per cent. interest payable eeuIannna1l7 ,
coin and fedecmable seventeen tears from
wv AAFC uQ 0UUDk 114[ The loan Will
I'd rcady Investment at handsome pre- G
iu1n. and that CoppcrAeade will lament J.
orc loudly than ever at this new instance =
popular credit in the stability Of the Gov s
7mcnt and the seundness Of Secretary :,
Is management. =
rom rebel 6ources He haxe n rnnor ,n.,.
"a now and c-cIt1rr ,,hnso T., 49, s.. 49, :
-,-,t FN."0e - 'oe eAese u | y
saf1eslon' ooI 1ha1 Theatre OF war has been !
fertile In the growth Of tclcgrnplic mush- 8
TINT VIC prefer to scrys this one m in | E
own eancr and Main bo,,,o u -,,.-r.-
=. -''1>@ fN'%A'' AA'f'ns - 1n@S p1ofe J,
IT,
nc Slate COMMITTEE OF the New Fork Z:
II Democracy, q powerful and ran5d,v =,
inn c1,,,ort ,r ~ .,a.:.,. ..! -e!
Emnire Sat- " n.ra hus osm Suenetn .h o. &
$3.50 ~ 1"s 'eAoniuHlon :" 11esioenl Td F.
49, .;a1.s ..Ao ''t oa''e' O. o'ck'nsoa as VICE At
n4e"@ N
aesst'cr IRON ne fe6el lines comes into G.
Wan as'ors maj Aunchauscn OF u Phil In
1pl'a paper might wei envy. Fifty huge n
ID are being mounted In Fort Darling. ~ r..
70 non'clao6' IN ahnm1ted number ofhre J.:
ps internal machines OF every description ~ ~
LII anhhltc, fhoal OF toipedoes, and lo
), -. 80 oi4.4s. ea'te'4e a'e On lae way Ss,
w, Ase' III .nc 'atoes fiSet. 1nat VI
erier eloul1 be cent at once to the secesh A
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