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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-08

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24
WORKS CARRIED.


The day has closed upon another ter
rible conflict. Our corps has been en-
gagged once more since morning, and
again has victory crowned our efforts.
The enemy have been driven from all
their outer works, and their possession
of the city now depends upon a last
and single line Of defence.
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on.snr OF 1rntrr,s n1rrs,oE

As if to redeem the unfortunate
character Ct the preliminary cPera-
ton. Of the corps, the divisionof tie
General Le6le now advanced, and
fought With the most gratifying success
The command vas disposed With front
line OF battle under command Of Col
Gould the centre of which was held bv
the First brigade. The regiments Of Il .
Second brigade, under Colonel Pierce
we're put IN position upon either flank
while the brigade of Colonel Marshall
constituted the second line. The First
brigade charged in the most dashing
manner directly up to the rebel breast
works, and gained the inside Of them
The Second brigade WAS more dilatory
in coming up, owing to the longer dis
lance which it was necessary to traverse,
and for time it seemed doubtful
whether the victory was TO be a perma-
nent one The first brigade inside the
rebel works held only portion Of the
line The enemy were still IN posses
sion on both sides of them, and those
who had been driven out were in adj
vance, firing from another line Of rife
PTS n bcLlADAC CtDrS AAiC A4bAAA DObA
TANKS and a direct fire from the front
harassed the brigade, who held on to
their prize with tenacity which Sc
cured the ultimate victorious result.
The brigades Of Pierce and Marshall
came to the rescue, however, and drove
the rebels from the TANKS. sit was
most terrific encounter. The rebels
fully comprehended the necessity of
maintaining their ground, and the fight
was hand to hand one across the
breastworks, in which muskets were
crossed and the combatants bayonetted
on either side. It was real struggle,
ia which the men came face to face,
hand to hand, and in which the result
was determined by the most persistent
courage. Yankee steel triumphed, and
the rebels fell back once more leaving US
in possession of the works and of their
wounded, and several hundred prison
ers The ditch inside was flied with
their wounded, whose bayonet wounds
gave ample eEinence of the terrific
struggle
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CERTIFICATEs oF CUREs.


From ieist 70 twenty years standing, vith names
known - science snd anne.
For medical properties Of Blchu, see Dispense
tory Of the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable works On the
Practice Il Phyic.
See remarks made by the lats celebrated %
Physlck, Philadelphia
See remarks msde By IT. Ephralm Mcdowell, :
celebrated Ply icisn, and member ot the koys
College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and pubiiahed N TIE
Transactions Of the King and Queens Journal.
See MedicO-C hirurgicsl Review, published y
Benjamin Travers. u GLOW Of the koysi College d
surgeons.
See most Of the late sandard works Oh me ticne.
Extfact Buchu, 80. 81 % per bottle OF - Tor F2s
g Sarssparilla, 100 o.'n
Impr'd Rose Wash, 50 20
Or half dozen u each for So, which viii b.
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Delivered 20 any address, securely raeled ron
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es-Deserihe symptoms IN az communications.
Cures guaranteed ADVICE Erats-
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Dispensary
FOR
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nom iniudciOus medical treatment OF nom neglect
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Structures o. cd or recent dste efastuallY cured
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syphilis, with az the diseases q the skin, grow.
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SEsfsAE " EAEEEs5.-f articnisr sfienton having
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OUR ARTILLERY.

Let me not pass over the artillerists,
who so molly did their shareof to-day's
work. i viii not enunierate all the
batteries engaged Suffice it to say all
did their duty Twenty-pounders and
F. tenpounders, steel and brass, PARROTS
and howitzers The artillery part of
the fight was as terrific as any Of the
war. It was one incessant roar Of dis
charges and continuous screams of mis-
siles
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eENERAL LEpLIE REINFoRcEp.

Hartranft's brigade, in the meantime,
after falling back from the right, re
formed in rear of Colonel Christs brig
ade, and took position az support while
Colonel Christ reinforced the line Of
General Ledlie wherever supports we're
needed
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ont in an aggravated FORM and perhaps after mar
rage.
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HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH.

Az excellent Lotion for Diseases Of Eyphilt,c us-
ture and % an injection n diseases - -he urinary
organs arising from habits Of dissipation, used N
connection with the Extracts Bucnu snd narsepa-
riAa IN such d seases Gs recommended.
Evidence Of the most reHpcnsin bic end reliable
character wall accompany the medicines.
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HeImboId's Extract Buchu
is THE GREAT DIURETIC,
and it is certain 70 have the desired eject IN sll
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BLOOD LOODi BIO Cd!
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
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purifying properties are preserved b greater ex-
tent than any other preparation Of Sersaparila.
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TIE F1GHr on FRIDAY.

II is a singular coincidence that Gen.
Burnsides battles have been most FREE
quently fought on Friday. To-day adds
another to the list June II is render
ed doubly historic.
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THE EIGHTEESTH CORPS.
Mr.. ]. A. Brady's Dispatch.
HE4DQUARTERs, 18Th ARMY CORPS
In the Field, June 10, 1861.
Tie MAfcH FoR PErERs1


In the Field, June l6, 1861 !
THE MARCH FOR PETERSBURG.
Al one o'clock on the morning Of the
10Th the column of Maior-GeEeral
Smith-only arrived at Bermuda on
the previous night-set out for Peters
burg. Kautz's cavalry division took
the lead, and before daylight the entire
command had crossed the pontoon
bridge across the Appomattox, above
Point of Rocks, and was in full march
for the rebel city. Kautz, pushing
rapidly ahead, drove the rebel pickets
before him until he arrived at their
first line, when he turned to the left
and moved to the Notifications on the
other side of the city.
GENERAL SMITHS TROOPS
Gen. Smith had under his command
two divisions of his own corps and
Kinks division of negroes, besides the
cavalry division of Kautz Following
after the cavalry the negroes arrived
second on the battlefield, and were
soon before the first line of rebel works,
along the front of which the cavalry
had passed some time before.
THE NEGROES
General Kinks formed his command
in line of battle, and sdvanced upon
the rebels, with Duncan commanding
his right and Holman his left The
result of this charge was waited for
with great anxiety. The majority of
the whites expected that the colored
troops would run; but the sable forces
astonished everybody with their a.
chievements. With a wild veil, that
must certainly have struck terror into
the hearts of their foes, the Twenty
second and Fifth United States colored
regiments, commanded by Colonies
Kidder and Conrog, charged under a
hot Are of musketry and artillery over
the rebel ditch and parapet, and drove
the eneay before them, capturing a
large brass field piece, and taking entire
possession Of their works.
THE FIRsT REBEL LINZ
was something entirely unexpected, as
they had nothing Of the kind put upst
this place when Gilmore made his IN
successful advance few days since
They had eV identity not yet completed
the works here. An unfinished abatis
composed of only sixteen shaTpened
trees, was found BY the rebels of not the
least service.
THE NEGROES IN the WORKS.
When the negroes found themselves
within the works Of the enemy no
words csn paint their delight Numbers
of them kissed the gun they had cap
tured with extrayagant satisfaction, Al d
a fsverish anxiety was manifested TO
get ahead and charge some more Of the
rebel works. 4 number Of the colored
troops were wounded and feE killed
5h the first charge. A large crowd con
gregated, with looks Of unutteFable adj
asss- h.ssFsu 1EsEE1f r.
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FOUGHT IKE DEVILS.

The combatants fought ike devils.
1t seemed as if they had lost ali sttri-
butes Of humanity, and sought each
other 5 destruction like fiends incarnate.
The war has not afforded an instance
Of more desperate fighting.
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VI. HERALp DEsFlfeHEs.
.0peratlon. Of lAe 60 -.
Battle Field Nz 2srFnsssha,

FRIDAT, June z-li Z n IF
The attack on the estmy 5y Kan
cocks corps last event was intend Cd
to be supported by a 61hd assaultlne
column ofpart Of Burnsides corps but
Just as his column sas sDoFing odt
near midnight, the enemy flade q
demonstration on hoe 7hefe1
upoa sshe suspend the assault
until quiet Shouts 81 resto1et and
when he would btensl3lsd u 6ndGen
dash 10 take the enemy ~ surprise.
That burnside did tbs morning III
handsome msnnef eeininea portion of
the fortified ons net pr gioaisly carried
BY as, and capf0Fing four guns and
some five hundred prisoners.
THE SECOND coRfs JOINS iS--1EUR sD3y
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COLONEL MARSHAL.

was wounded during the engagement
a Mimic bullet struck rock near by,
fiattened itself, and, glancing off struck
him in the thigh, inficting a severe con-
fusion.
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The rebel force had been believed 10
be merely Petersburg militia, and but
little doubt had been entertained of
our being ableto enter Petersburg with
the same ease as Gilmore could have
done it on the last occasion. His at
tempt we found, howeYeF, had prepared
tae enemy, and additional works and
additional men were found in position
Retween Us and the city We caveted-
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tseEe
out nine a clock this esening

About nine a clock this evening the
enemy came out in considerable force
in fsonLsef BiFney line, and IN a short
iut sharp attack felt the strength Of
: his position. A3irney drove the rebels
back, and now finally holds his lines,
which sre very strong, Manoeuvres on
both sides would indicate that gene
raj engagement is very imminent
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OpERArl6Ss OF THE NINTH CORPS
Mr. J. c. FIl.pasrIek's DesPaseh.

Mr.. J. c. Fifzpasriek's Despatch.
era AMY CoHfs. MAJ PETKksBUR0, Va.
June IL, A u
AK FaEIMs6SfITo FETERsBCRo.
The march to Petersburg by our corps
was accomplished in a very brief space
of time, We left the vicinity Of Charles
Cisy Court House on the evening Of the
18th. crossing the James river, on the
pontoon bridge, at Wilson's Landing,
and thence proceeded, by q forced night
march, TO shis point, which We reached
Yesterday afternoon. The distance We
came Is some twentyFix miles, which
was naade IN eighteen hours ~
THE FIcqTNC. p a -
No respite, however, was granted our
weary column. The march terminated
in battle, which lasted several hours.
rorTER's DIVISION
tad the lead Of she corps, and on arrl-
wing here went Immediately into posi-
~ Hssisa4 ,eissfie
aaaH .ellisE
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Wet Nurse.

IIT4sNTED. WGT NURSE FOR A YOUNG
w ehild, . WON liberal sageN VII - given.
O1s Silhoaf eh "a would - pr6Sersed for far
thsT insorms-ou sppiy e this 0llce
iansI7-G
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BROOKS ADVANCE.

Immediately after the negroes had
cot into position, and were waiting or
ders to charge the work they afterwards
carried, Brooks division began to make
its appearance, and in a very short in
terval Of time was il position on their
right, and moving forward to flank the
enemy to turn his left, while Kinks
changed his front Unexpectedly TO
everybody, however, the darlxies sue
cessfully carried the rebel position be-
fore Brooks veterans could interfere.
and they were in consequences not en-
gagged until the grand fight in the eve
ming They lost many slightly wound
ed through the day, from the enemy s
bullets and from heavy artillery firing
which they had to sustain while getting
into position. 1t would require more
than heavy Smelling, however, to drive
back Brooks, and the gallant soldier
held his position, and carried out Gen
eral Smiths orders throughout the day
with his usual systematic GOODNESS.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
PrlEate on Yenereal nIseases


Of al forms snd stages, speedily cured and eject
uRlly eradiested nom the system. Recent csses
cured in a few days,
Ii would appear needless here 70 sdd the inapor-
tsncs Of anipping he EVIL IN It's bud" bot hint
% the wise nay be sufficient, not only % save
themselves rom misery, but 70 shield their Of
spring from shame sid run.
How often Is Il the case We see gentlemen drench
themselves with advertised nostrurus. Affer much
loss in pocket snd health they are finally forced 70
spply to some skllful physician to Be cured, for
alone can thesedseases be cured properly and ef-
feetually Whenthe hsbits snd constitutional idosyn-
erasies are known % the doctor who prescribes.
Otherwise II is a leap In the dark TO expect per
maneut cure.
Dr. G, = oi6ce is vel arranged and persons afo-
ted with these diseases can have the sriotest pr-
Tacy.
Persons at q distance car address him By letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, but in
al difficult cases, q personal exam nation VII be
Necessary.
OfHee hours from in the morning ill 9 in the
evening. Jan ely
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Peronally Appeared b<foEe ne al Alderulau II
the city 81 Pti isdelp hia, r. T. Eelmtola who. be-
ing duly sworn, doth say, his preparations contain
10 naFcotie, nc mercrry, or other injuuous drugs,
bat are purify veesfafiel H. r.. HEIaNBOLD.
Sworn and ssubscfibed before me. tbs ed day q
November, 1854. Nm p. HTBBARD.
AldsFu1an, 9td-street above Race, fhiia-
Address letters for infoFrlatiun in cC1fdence,
Il. T. HELMBOLf' Chemist
Depot lof koufn Tenth-streef
affflo.F fsirafnrf Nf7flriplrhiF.
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oUR ANTAGONISTS

From the reports of prisoners we
learn that the divisions of Generals
Ransom and Bushrod Johnson eonstitu-
ted a portion of the force opposed to us.
The 10Th North Carolina regiment was
literally cut to pieces-so prisoners
from it state-also a Tennessee regiment
whose number has escaped my memory
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miration, about Sergeant Richardson
and Corporal Wobey, Of the Twenty
second United States eokored reeimsnt,
who had carried the colors Of their reg
iment and been the first r1ea in the
works.
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which had to take another road after
crossing the pontOon, and thus com
PEELED TO make a circuitous march
along the winding Appomattox, was
not on the enemy's front until near
midday.
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FEfHIe CERkT'E Has BEEN IS USE By TIE
Il Frsleh a-Dlss for TIE past nfy years, and
tnsrs il 10 French soldier whG does not know is
Taiue.
IL Wss also used extensively b. tbs allied armies
in tire oriIDesu war, and such were tbs BENEFITS de-
rived from It's use that Il has acquired worldwide
reputation, and no soiosr who knows of ~ merits
vii be for a single week without box IL his KNAPP
sack, a. ny the Use u this Cerats be always has
safeguard AGAINST the YsFiOHs troubles to which
soldier subject e. BY using on has clothing, he
can prevent the appearance q vsrun, aud the DIS
eases Of the skin enUmeratsd above, and ater hey
have made their appearance Il Is bat little trouble,
with the AID Ofthis Csrcts, to nd himself q these
dissqreeaiIe troubles.
The propnetors have gone N q great expense 70
procure the original recipe Of Dr. Nelioe, with flii
directions, ard the appsfsfus ior manufacturing the
Cerste, a. q has been made ~ tbs original nYea-
tor scd have procured the