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m From Gen. Lees Array.
Partial Engagement on "Wednesday
and Thursday
Eaemvs Loss Quite Heaey- Ours SmdH.

+ Il e /
ss.r.sviv.stA G.. H.. May 9--Yesterdaya
,nora;nl ,aboc, day, the enemy, with a coisslde-
.ah ,n f,,.ee Of p;ckets, assaulted our left wing.
rha 'at,a,.kS however. was quite feeble, and We
-, ,,;a, .pnr,lsetl them with slight loss on car
.;ds INIT with considerable slaughter u the
enemy. The fight lasted about one aia ha'l
nnr;nr this engagement we captared about
s;,tv prisoners, aud the enemy LEFT Dyer Tho
hundred dead on the held: sar-,.3.
Last night tie enemy retired iroha our II. .s's'
leaving their dead unburied. .-,.s.;x,,..
They seem to be uiassing on our rlghs, e'sIsr
for the purpose vt attaching Us asSa.' % =
back. ~ "a. ,.f. tbe
After the, Aght- Of yesterday, On osr lel1' .ne
.no,ny onened "A vigorous cannonadlng on our
s;rh, wing. TO which we responded, and 2 fsrce
ars;lierv duel was kept up for two heurs--our
side however, losing very slightly,
On, men. to-day are busy collecting me arms
left ON that. pars of the fesd abandonsa " .he
snemv. Many arms are being oDtainsds WINCH
were buried by the enemy z. -,
Yesterday evening there was son.v !" 81
srbt;no near Gnineta s Station, buf'it aihoeh'eo
to very little. - ,;ot ii aav
yestsrdav Gen. Meade sent. . flag OF truce g
Cav Iee thanking him fer sending him len
Wa5sworth's BODY, for which he applileaa ~ nag
Of truce during the Wilderness nght.
aan Maads. OF, the 18th, issued congratu
,.tarv order to his troops, He claims that 9, LIE
has now abandoned his last entrencneu pos. ~ \
So tenacieusly held, after suffering loss =. !.
guns. "a colors 5000 prisoners; M .s.s ~
Their says the fight il not over; tnss ."s s4s. !
,nnst be pressed, and if possible, overcome, IA
az. ..s he fMeade( expects reinforcements, VIM
lee cannot possibly get any e.
tn to O'clock to day there has been no flgn
ing. 49, s.s.... -, III roods are IA
drying rcu
s.orrsytvASlA C. H., May 2o.--Up 70
o'clock Yesterday, nothing Of interes. occuIss
Ahont that hour Gen. Ewefl moved Ior wa = !.
600 an an armed reconnaissance teWar
sne shsn, o,slock our skirmisters engaged tho
.f ths enemy little west and north Of the 70 !,
1aad;nr from Spottsylvania g. b. 70 fredericl
burg ha.yv FIR
n.s;st;nr nf Hanoock's Second and large p
IF Rnrns;de,s Ninth Corps, and heavy arul
r,forca whichswas drawn from fhsrdeieaces
washington and armed IS infantry. !:
considerable fight eilsued, and az on l1se =
our liae Of skirmishers haf possesslon - :,
eusmys wagon train, but sthey wers corp,
to relnauish possession OF Is, pos. gov
In rs had brought of acme Of tie wagons
some OF their mules. 8
The fght lasted. until 8 oisiock g nsgpl; y
EweA fell back 40 kis srigina! position, pa'
lost about $50 wounded, 80 killsds ana 2
missing Prisoners report that the enemy - =
VAS much heasieF. We captured ancut Ivy
S0ners. - ~ ~
Not gun vas fred to-day,
II is supposed Grant is awaiting reAlls
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From Northern Georgia.

ATLANTA, May 2O.--A press reporter, who
left MSS StatiDn last night, brings intelligence
of heavy skirmishing near that place, which
continued till night. Ourloss was comparative
lv small. .Cleburn's division held the enemy
in check Report says that fighting Joe
Hooker was killed and his body fell into our
hands.
Gen. Johnston issued his battle order yester-
day, telling his troops that our Communications
with the rear were now safe. and asking them
to initiate their brothers in Virginia and Trans
I Mississippi The order produced the widest
enthusiasm.
Our forces are in line of battle JUST beyond
| the Etowah river, with the left resting ep the
stream. ltitssl
| sECoNp DISPATCH @
! ATLANTA, May 2l.-By the train from thu
1 front this 2. NJ, we learn that o column OF TIL
/ enemy crossed the Etowah river, eight mlfe
1 above the railroad bridge, yesterday. 'narchin'
4 ON Marietta, and Mcpherson, withslo 0oo meA
1 crossed the night before, twelve miles beio'
4 Etowai Station, to flank our left These move
4 ments made change of positiea necessary I
y hour army in order to preserve its commnnica
4 ton. and the lines have slowly fallen back alo'l
1 the line Of the railroad. Etowah bridge wa
]. burned last night The advance OF the chem
i in force has become slower as they recede frol
their base Several days may claFse before
general engagement can occur. There has nee
no skir,nishiug during the past 1.-TWO days.
3 Portions of the Relief Committee THAI Sere
, 1 the road have returnsdfto Atlanta.
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'5;Sl0RGHUM CANE MILLS.

WE respectfully call the attention o. ae
Nv Farmers to our Three RoiS oergn.a
Mills, which largest ~ insn "o'ofsl 10y
most desirable Of any bulk. ~. s.;-s
WesMarrant the mills not 70 DfeaA Wy - q
'mexns,) With two horse power. !. onaapRs
Isl. - !, PhGniz Foundry. =
May 81, lS64-1m LyhcnVus' -
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For the Virginian. D !
Tribute Of RespeEt..

Al d meeting of the officers andsn OF the
4th Eect. Ky. Cavalry, held at MSx Meadows,
Virginia, on the 18th day Of May, 1864, the fol-
lowing resolutions we're unanimously aaopted'
with reference to the death Of Major NATHAN
pauKEn, who was killed in the battle at Cove
Gap, near Wytheyille, Va, or thp 10th May
1864:
WHEAEAs, it has pleased Almighty God, IN
the mysterious dispensation OF Hit Providence,
to remove from our midst our Dsicsed ohceF,*
va. And ,Whereas, The most astteiyAg testimoui-
| ais to his worth, and highest eufceinms ON nie.
life. fall far below che exalted virtues OF his
4 md Rherecs, We ennoble Ourselves by vo1
Iluntary offerings on the shrine OF such purity OF
| motive. and such integrity Of action:
+ Aad WAreus, We esteem it = pleasure, MS
4 well as consider it duty, to ofef every becom-
!. ing evidence of our high apprsx Tor his
character, and our deep grief az his untlhely
4 fall: 80. .e.s,., $50,
. racter was fifty crowned by the heroic manner
Of his death, for he fell at the spot OF duty, IN
the front Of battle. cheering his zen 70 victory
therefore
II rious names that filr the martyrs roll OF cur
!, heroic virtue than that Of Nathnt Parker; Z
!. Keseloed, That braver ofhee1 never .ed ms
II soldiers to battle; truer friend never shared
his comforts with ATTEND; apur4r patriot nevel
laid his life spotless voluntary ioering On tn
e bloody altar OF his country hb4ty y.
gRsselsed, That tho proudest doalument 70 M
/ memory IS man, IL erected 81 This own nobb
deeds: and the most enduring apartment to nj
i fame as q soldier, wdl be built Of the ganan
IS actions Of the Regiment. which PEARS the ever
a lasting impress Of bis virtne and his vasof.
ID sResolped, That this Regimen Will sser~ e.
teen it high privileges and; saersd duty !
" honor his hall6Med naaae, and fwreathzlt "a
ae stl unfading laurels, IS one bX one, It foilp%
at the pathway he trod 20 e!oriou1y s.es $ q
d. ResSlosd, Thsts~e sherish.in1Oer heefts. g
lenkraye on our 6annerss she nepirat'oa q =
he'll dyine speech md fsohAFge Ahen NY DR.
Il isboyst NV be words farever slcred e our =
He mory.
= with his bereaved family in cif great am
: ton, and unite il one, sincers {Ayocataon- =
nd gracions Ged, that h win be = fsther TO y
5edd 'fatherless, and remember the Prrcxs 81 me
lb. doved mother. a.s...sa 4 !. IL s.
hot and the General Orders" pnbshs q the g
- If his ieath. be sent to Els faqsly Ia Ksltusl
~ Rssolved further, That ths3e revolutions
nj publishea - the Ahingdqn vijisian- !.
j, r. FaAsx HAFalsoH. Seq ~,
t 80 HsApouesTsRss 1sr, BRss opeAHJ Cav
NJ WytAssins. Ye las aE,ss a8ef,
ed.st GxxERAt oRDssss9ss sre 40 $50 u.
ri. No. Sc. " ~ W ] :
~ = a
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ENROLLING OFFICE 18TH DISTRICT, J
-, ABlseDos, May Esd 1854. }
To County Enrolling Omccfs
I9fl, COn&,l District n

sIumediarely upon Tire receipt Of these oraes1s
yon viii notify the essryefrooFs Of your oe1S
~ Il assemble and report themselves ey Com-
panies, iforganized 1t Abingdon. to Capt,M n
#. Crank Commanding, Oh or'befsre Ssss sye1
May, 1854. 49, y 80 & 8 .;.o .,, =.
Yon viii use prompt measures tp clrca Via
this notice. and see that every NAH on tue roass
MT r., exempted BY the Medical Board rs. assem-.
bed. 81 81 .o,yx
If this force has net been organized IN your
cophty, yoa win at once assemble ana orsan;a r.
them IN pursuance Of instructions hcreto'ore ~.
sued. Prompt and vigorous action u.1der shese
/ $50 = D. b. BALDWIN, Capt
and En-. Officer 1Sth Cong District.
May 27-Iw 81
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LYscHBuao, May Is.
Via. Dublin Nav IL.

Lee whipped Grant again yesterday, near
fredericksburg Reported to have been the
BIGGEST fight vet. We took large number
az prisoners. The troops and citizens jubi-
Desnatches from Mobile say Banks has sur'
rendered to Dick Taylor
Gold in New York two for one.
Lincoln has called for 200, 600 men,. TO De
nut in service Immediately,
Northern papers Of the 18th say Grants
losses are $4,000 men and 81 General ofhcers.
The New York Herald advises Grant to
withdraw before Lee annihilates his army. ).
I me Confederate gunboas Raleigh steamed
down Cane Fear River and drove Oft the
blockading squadron Port of Wilmington
said to be open.
All the roads leading to Richmond have
been repaired, and tf;tins are making regular
Gen. Johnston reports having repulsed
Sherman with heavy loss 0nt the l4tl m
LYSeaBuRc, May, 20. !,
Messis. Coaie Il. Barr:
Capt. J. T. Berry 18th Va. and MAJ; W
L Farris 4S5h Va wounded, and arrived at nich
,n.ua. Only casualties yet reported III these
Regiments Will telegraph when ascertaineo
On the 10Th, breckenridge gained sicto
nv over Seigel at New Market, driving nm
back across the river. capturing SIX pieces
artillery and nearly one thousand small arms
EaenAy's aoss, in Killed wounded and prison
ers- heavy.
Grant, Yesterday opened his batteries 9
portions of Ewen'H line, and attempted an al
sault. He was easily rcpulsed. Subseqeeh
~ he c.nuonaded q3} a portion of EARLY linz
= - xdrf few u
Butler said to be leaving Chesterfield ats
being defeated By Beauregard; embarkans y
News from the west received Yesterday :
Alexandria, La, surrendered TO Iax avn VII
5000 prisoners, 90 guns, and IZooO srla
arms, 5 boats. S,
Euerny evacuated Batch Roage--oon'ed
Yankees estimate Grants Lss from oo,os
to 10000. Nothing from. any ether p 9, quart .
to-day. v - =
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Congressional.

RICHMOND, May 20,-Ths Senate passed the
House bill, authorizing commissaries fer regi-
meats of cavalry, also the Senate bill providing
for the appointment of General officers instead
of their assignment by the President to command
any force, district or department. but said OH
GERS to resume their original rank ct the Will OF
the President. 49,
In the House, Hon. VIM. c. Rives delivered
al, argument in support Of the suspensiouof the
habcas corpas The galleries were crowded
with Senators, ladies and Others. Mr.. Baldwin
conducted the debste on the other side.
SECOND DESPATCH. :.
HisHMosD. May 2l-TAe Senate passed
and q bill amending the act allowing fations 4
commissioned officers Of the army snd navy
the bill authorizing the appointment OF Chsp
l.ias to Lattalions, all Senate bills. .s
] In the Hoase, the debatSon the habeas corPu
| was continued. The death Of Mr. Carry va
announced and appropriate resolutions yer
adopted.
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4 From the soutla-Side..

t#F - -. +KiCHN0ND,' May .a.z;. !.
Last night the yankees made an assault on
o,,r right towards Petersburg, to rstake the
nosition and l,attery lost by them Sunday.
They we're repulsed with heavy loss: Our cas- $,
,,alties very few. $3.50 - 3 g
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E.atre of the battery oyer five splendid, pie.
sss. They are glorious boys, and should pc
IA. nride Of DIR commonwealth -Lynehtu'y
FTirysnian. ..
,Renorts Of the Press Association.

entered according to act of Congress in the year
Iss3 Inv ]. S. THnasHsR, in the Clerks Office
Of the District Court of the Confederate States
for the Northern District of Georgia.
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Notice,ete Reserve Troops.
HDo.Rs RESERVE FORCES or VA,
= N@s t,,cr~nrp MSyt2 1874

HDo:Rs RESERVE FORCES or Vas e.
$50. RIcHaosD, May 1Ss 1864. !
The following assignments Of commanding of
fcers to the several rendezvous of the Reserve
Forces of Virginia. established by Paragraph
IN, General Order No. l. from these Headquars
ters, is published for the information Of all cons
cerned: !, 49,, 1880
!: Col Robert Johnston, Petersburg.
Col. j. Lucitrs Davis, huntsville. 1T
Brig. Gen. F: f. Nichols. LynchbIrg
/ + Mai. J. b. Dorman- Dublin Depot.
Colonel i. 6. Lee, Staunton. sS'faat
Col M: S. Langhorne, Gordonsvitles
Col. P. T. Moore, Richmond,
Capts w. II Crank. Abingdon.
officers commanding companies Of detsch.
nents Of Reserves, upon their arrival at any Ct
| the above mentioned points Of RENDEZVOUS: VIII
| Immediately report tothe Communicating oficer
By order Of EtigaGier General Kemper.
-: j. 3D., H0GE, n
@ Major and A. A. G.
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.ADlNeDox, Nay %, 1864.

n -
In obedience 70 the foregoing order, assume
command. of the Reserve Forces ordered TO A.,
sembbe at Abingdon under Par. Ns 0enerAt
Order. No. j, Headquarters Reserve OF ~
Ger. aJames L. Kemper Commanding.
The Reserve Forces from the counties Of zee,
scott, Tazewen, Russell, Washington and smy cn'
| vim be assembled ut this po4t. So
Immediately upon the receipt OF 'h's 49, 49,
the Reserve troops orgahiz ID IN the cG y
1 mentioned viii be called out by their oincers.
md pushed forward to this point on or pelo n
84st Nav, lS64. Captains Of companies a aa
4 Enrolling Officers, are especially charged "Nn'
the 1utv Of assembling the coinpanies. y. -. !,
4 By Par. /, Special Order No. 3, Ao9nsaAs =
j and Jnsnector Generals Office, ard by order OF
4 18th Nav. 1864, from Bureau OF Ecfscsipuon.
4 ali Enrolling, Officers ARE direcsed 40 obey the
4 instruetionssof Brig: Gen James I. Aempsr'
Commanding the reserve forces Of virginia.
n ln.counties Id which these forces nave ave, NOV
Z been organized, the men COMPOSING It, Wln's lon
a the receipt Of these Instructions, gEompuy g
al se,nble at thsie respective Court hsuses, ane
organize under the supervision q she Enioll'nt
2 Officer. -. ..,,.;..
= THESE forces being called into active service
are advised to provide themselves VITA .. ,s.s
{ Ave DAYS tations, blankefs, ana such cooSlns
utensils &c they may be able 70 bfiug wlea s.s'n
I Captains OF Companies and Enrolling oMSe.
ill see that every man tie rolls. not e1eMp'
: I'd b4 the Medical Board, is reported,
: ~ By order, &C.. 60.
VI 49, III MN III. CEANhs t0mog:.
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No. L. s. S.
Z. n r,renance Of paragraph I. ofs Special
ora.rs No'sIl3. I hereby assnne comnland. Of
the Reserve Forces Of Virginia, with my Head
:; ~ c;tv a. Richmond ttptherwise
aann . ~. y. 80 's,..
~ Inv vnon tbe recent 81 this Or
Ss- nroceea IS, connanies to such one of the
nlacces # rendezvous hereinafter nalnsd ss may
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sa11o MEWARU.

$500 NEWARK =
nAN away from Mrs. MARY Rrice' three n inss
scnshs a. Glade Spring Depot, May A1sn'
Rem and Harriet,
:, .,a.- ..n NsPrice. They took with mem
oesOng,n serrsl mare rather thia in order ssesy
fAe PAGER. :. e.,,...s oriek spoks1, quites
Ssn y s.. !, rear On his forehead. "A g! -
pisek' a,d .hd net tall Harriet is tai and elem
years ss -, rery black, quick spohe and - eaFs
Ger, mo- s0's -. : ~ ssa ].
.ola IN. above reward win be given 70 any ore g
hne Nv hem at Marion, or con6ning thcM IN
-, md aaonveyisg me intelligence sD msy Sc
them, 'oee'ne' .i' Il. Il. PRICE.
heg. ,,.-so- 1SsA n ts
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RacnnsrD, May 2Os--The Petersburg Ex-
press Of yesterday says thaA Gsn.e Amos was
killed in the fight Mendsy, in. Chesterfield. and
that Gen. Butler remainsd On the: Greyhound
with steam up 70 the gage during the battle.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York News. under date Of the 18th says, s'the
simple truth is We hare gained no victory, but
have sustained terrible loss in killed anl wound,
| ed" . as.sss
The bridge over the Staunton river on IN
| hanyills railroad, has been repaired. =
The Piedmont railroad, connecting Danyll'
With Greensboro, 10 completed, and the trsisl
| viii. commence running through ts-snotroW.s 7
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hUREAI oFCONSCRIPHION, I
!. Il Aov 1S 1R64 3 &

: .Enrolling 0ficersin the State Of Virginia WITH
o,pv snch Instructions as tnay be addressed to
them by Brig. Gen. Kemper in the matter tndlr
Gated in Special Orders, Nc. IlS, Adjutant and
Insnactor Generals Of6ce. The commandantso Of
conscripts for the State Of Virginia will forth
with issue such instructions to his officers AZ Will
insure the vigorous execution Of: these orders.
i''.,0 JOHN S, PRESTON,
Colonel and Superintendent
RRsERvE OF STArEcT VA,
Richmond, May 10th, 1854 )
EGrxrR.L OnDEns.1 Ye, F@g !.
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5GExERAL ORDFBsY9 y $50 ssf's : s. ~ n
No. Sc. s'ssfs ~ as5ss .ss.pss w /
/. Fks rensiissof NA1BAs Fxsxrs, Majs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29

Business Notices published In the loes columns OF
under. viii be charged for each Insertion 81. II
lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths With funeral notice attached. o.;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 81 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcnics and Excursions gotten up by
individuals associations. by churches. at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head u
Special Notices. ten lines over will De charged double
the usual rates
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices u every description
70 be charged the Of 31 for each n the
Daily Gain the Daily and Weekly, the same 20 be- ia
all cases, paid In advance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29

NKw YORK December 2c.-The savannah
Republican of the 2lst says:
- By the fortunes OF war We 20 day pass under
the authority OF the Federal military forces
The evacuation has left the CITY gates open. and
Sherman with his army will no doubt TO day take
possession. We desire 10 counsel obedience and
all proper respect on the part OF our citizens, and
TO express the belief that their property aud per
sons will be respected by our military rulers.
The fear that General Sherman will repeat the
Atlanta expulsion order We think is without
foundation. Then he could not supply food for
the citizens army; in our case food can be
abundantly supplied for the army and citizens.
1t behoOves all to keep within their houses until
General Sherman can organize the Provost Mar
shal Our conduct should be such as to win the
admiration of magnanimous foe, and give no
grounds for complaint or harsh treatment on tho
part of him who may for an indefinite period
hold position over IA"
The Herad's correspondent says: The rebel
Commodore Hunter has gone up the Savannah
River with.a couple of light drsught gunboats
Wheeler's cavalry, Hardees infantry and Hun
ter fleet, combined. are the several obstacles to
Sherman's march on Augusta by water transpOr
tation
The Richmond Wing of the 26th says Stone
mans command had captured Saltyille The
valuable salt works which supply nearly the
WnOte COnteiefacy were situateu thefe, aIu tueN
have been defended with great peFs:stency by the
rebels ever since the commencement OF the war.
The Heralds correspondent gives the details
of Torbet's cavalry expedition to Gordonsville.
A sharp fight occurred At Liberty Mills, in which
the rebels were driven. On coming within two
miles of Gor!Onsvle that place was found TO be
strongly defended and rentorcements arrived
from Richmond while our forces were reconnoi
tering. Torbet concluded il could not be taken
with his force and returned on the march. 1t
reported that Moseby had been mortally
wounded by one of our scOuls.
The result of the expedition shows that all the
counties in eastern Virginia north of the East
Virginia and Central Railroad. are in our posses
sion
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DR.. sThcgLAgD's PILE REMEDY.

ISYERY BODY Is being cure Of tai. distressing Dis
~ ease by the of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29

N-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUB7


eF-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of BrlL' csDnos Rrr.s. any such iAsr,
be. read the following certificate frsm gentemez vel
known IN this coumuniiy. and doubt no more.
iis general Introduction into the army will the
lives Of thousands q or soldiers
Louisville. June ID. 1858
We the undersigned have the good effects Of DR.
JoHx BULL's CKDkox BTrTsss IN Of general debility
and prostraton Of the system and believe SIS general
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
especially those who exposed 20 he niismEiic In
faences IN The Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP Spell
Collector Int Rev. - Di-. NJ
CHAs. r. COTTON.
Collector % the Port - Loaisviiie, NJ.
col. ". DENT,
Provost Marshal General q Keriucky.
RRv- ID. p. HENDERSON
Vice President OF Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES 4 Co.
Publishers D-mycr.t-
e Eo. p. DoKRN,
Proprietor Louisville Ansessr.
HUGHES & PARKHIIL
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street. Louis
vile, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN Co,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers. Main street Ioutsvii.
HART & NAfoTHER
IithOsrsphers. corner Market and Third streets.
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. corner Third .ad Market Sta.
Louisville, ky.
CAPT S. F. HILDRETH,
OF the steamer Major Anderses.
MAJ. l. T. THURSTON.
Psymsster U. :. Army.
c. N. MEICALP,
NaiiOnsi Hotel, Louisville, KY
COL. JESSE bkYLES,
4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD wHoLEsALE By
DAILY, kEEFER d KUSh,
~ South Meridian ST, Ind apolls
aecl6'64-diy y&wl2toam
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From ~. Louis.

ST Louis, December 2S.-Ice gorges above
the city broke away on Monday. and the river i
believed to be clear from the mouth of the ILL
nois river TO Cairo
Several steamers have been badly damaged by
ice and number OF barges and small boats car
ried away.
The steamer Highlander. from Pittsburg, with
a cargo of pig iron, sunk of Hot Island. liz is
feared that she is total loss. The boat was
valued at $40 600
The famous Monarch sunk 20 miles
below here
The total damage done by the moving ice has
not yet been ascertained.
The Missouri, Illinois and Upper Mississippi
rivers reported rising, aud navigation doubt
less will soon be resumed considerable distance
40 those streams
From washington.
WAsHISGToS, December 27-Ofiicisl infor
nation has been received at the War Depart
Inent that our naval and military forces operat
ing against Wilmington have been withdrawH
ami are now near Fortress Monroe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29

rs THE official depository and financial agent Of the
United States. and will furnish. the most fAy0rs-
bic terms,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
UNDERTAKING.
NOTICE

VLTANTED-Orisrs for FRUIT Tree, Shade Trees.
~ EverEreers, Grapevine. FloWering shrubs,
Roses. DAhiss and every thing in the HuTsr ~ line.
Particular attention paid 70 ths selection Of ncs
Christmas Trees by VA 6 Il DIR
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