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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-12
U. s. Christian Commission.

NOR RENT-A Frame House, suitable for small
store. For particulars apply a. the Office Of the
Nashville Wood Company. 81 College street. BE-
tween Church aud Broad. 70
ERNEST II. BEMENT, Al.
WANTED-By the Nashville Wood Company,
w 1000 Cords Of good Ash, Hickory and Ma
pie Wood, cut or N the tree, within twenty miles Of
Nashville delivered OF either bank Of the Cumber-
land, or IN easy hauling distance, for which literal
pEice w be paid Inquire ~ che Office, "a College
street, between Church and Broai, OF
ERNEST N. BEMENT, Agt.
WTANTED-By the Nashville Wood COMPANY
w 60o Wood Choppers, 70 whom EDeral wages
VIII be pad, suhsstence furnished and protection
papers gwen. Apply 70
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KILPATRICK'S GREAT RAID.
Thrilling Scenes and Exploits.
Great Destruction Of Property.

Correspondence ftas New York Tribunal
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The much
talked Of raid by Gen. Fitzpatrick has
ended with a failure as to the main re-
suit intended to be accomplished, but
with success IN cutting the railroads be-
tween Lees army and Richmond, the
destruction of much property, stores,
&c, and the actual Smelling of Rich
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-12
Hats, Caps and Military
HAT CORDS,

Of any house either In this place or Louisville.
My stock in this line is direct from the manufic-
tories, and will sell as low as ANY Cincinnati house.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-19

THOMAS Walden, M. ID.
INFORMS the public that he has located in
Il this city for the practice of his profession.
in Medicine. Surgery and Midwifery. and
viii attend also to calls in the country. His
Office is on Main Street, near Sterling's.
Prescott October 9Th. 1863. 23-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-19

Cheney & Hyatt


nIsEASEs OF THE NERVOUS. So
IL MINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEMS-new and reliable treatment-in
reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Sent by mail in scaled letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address. DIR. J. 6xrLLIN HoUeH-
TON. Howard Associations, No 2 ssuth Ninth
Ph;lssslphia. Pa. A2yl
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-19

All those who have failed 70 pay their T. s. Excise
Tax will have ten per cent added from this date and
after September LIST twenty per cent, win be added
and handed to the Provost Marshal Nth sddion-
81 costs aud charges for collection. le.5E0ai
cE0. A. DILL, Deputy Col. I
80 Dr.. - p3e--
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Oze hundred words viii he counted as a
n1Earc Of solid matter over 100 words will
~ counted as two squares; over 200 words
as shree squares. etc. etc.
Legal advertisements inserted at the rates
prescribed by Statute.
Loaded or displayed advertisements viii be
charged 50 per cent. above these rates.
Special notices Is cents per line for first IN
ssIiisn. and 10 cents for each subsequent
Insertion
Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance: all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, will
Be continued until they are ordered out. and
charged accordingly.
, 1864-08-12

Gov, Stone'H Visit to Iowa Troops
Murder Trial.

lspecisl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.7
DRs MONIES, Iowa, Tuesday. AUG. II.
Gov. Stone bas returned from lis visit TO
the Ivwn soldiers in the field. lie represents
their condition tor the most part as fayon.bfe
as could be expected in the midst OF q hot
season and m active campaign. Those who
have peculiar hardships to bear sustain them
selves with the fortituae and patience pccu-
liar to the brave.
The lows soldiers taken prisoners in Zen.
Banks great cotton expedition have been OK
changed.
Again yesterday and to day showers OF
rain, just III time, have sryed this portion OF
the State, as half a dozen timea before this
summer, from fatal dry Ing up
The Jury in the case Of the State against
c. C. Howard, indicted on q charge OF mur-
der Of Aaron Smith in March last, last night
brought in verdict OF not guilty. TIC
trial Of this case otcupied fourteen dayr.
The jury agreed upon their verdict In less
thsn cne hour after receiving the charge Of
the couft
, 1864-08-12

From Gen. Shermanss Report-Th
a3brFard CavnlrY. EKpedlttoa-Tn
Sitnu11vns

Especial Dispatch to. the Chicago Tribune.1
WAsH1SGroS, Thursday August II.
; Concerning the battle of July %, before
Atlanta, one paragraph of General Sher-
mans report is as follows: cPherson's sud-
den death, and Logan's succession to the
command in the midst Of battle, made some
copfusion on OUT left, but It soon recovered,
ard made sad havoc with the enemy, who
Ind practiced one of his fayorite games Of
attacking our1eft when We retreated, aud BE-.
fore it had time to recover Its weakened line
Gen. Sherman indorses the statement that the
rebel dead alone nearly equa|lsd our entire
loee in killed, wounded and missing.
:. Of his cavalry expedition OF July 20; from
Decatur, to break tho railroad to Arguatu, he
says, his division marched NINETY miles in
three days; lost two men killed; burned
2,OO0 bales cotton, four road bridges. and one
1silroad bridge 500 feet long, and another go
feet long; tore up sIx miles Of railroad track,
rid burned, three trims Of cars, one engine,
one depot, and large quantity Of Quarter
mnster's and Comrai=sary stn1es, and brought
IN 200 negroes.
PARTICULARS OF sToNEAAN's DEFEAT
AND CAPTURE:
NASHVILLE, Thursday. Aug u.-Informa~
tion from Marietta. 9Th inst, gives particu'
lars OF stoneman'e raid.
On July eth the 5th and 9Th Ind. capalry
and two sections OF the 9th Ind battery set
out for Macon to relieve the, Union officers
imprisoned there.
.ihe expedition arrived too late as the
rebels had removed the prisoners to place
Gen. McCooE's force started at the same
time to effect a Junction with .stoneman,
but were oyertaken b. an oEer-po"ering
torce and obliged to let stoneman's com
The The ssbels attacked them On Saturday, July
c0th. The engagement lasted all that day
untn late al night. On Sunday morn
ing they were completely sur
rounded, Colonel Adams finding re-
sistarce hol eless, escaped to Marietta.
| Col Capron, with his command, escaped
/ once. but was agsin surrounded and his men
| cut to pieces. The 9Th IndlaEa also cut
| through The enemy's rarks, hut were again
| attacked. Their tate Is unknown to your
Ger. stoneman, Cola Btd3le ant Butler
Nais. Thompson and soper, Capte. Waite:
mar. Elicit and Einney, Lieuts. Anderson,
stanton, A1eell, Lindaay. John Hubbard,
MiUer. ainmona end Ciieg are prisoners.
I 1Ar fE LitIAH
, 1864-08-12


Especial Dispatch to the chicago rribune,]
seH1sorrELn, Thursday, ARg. II, 1854.
Six prisoners escaped from the Blooming
ton Jail on Monday night. Their names a5e
chas. Dry. an Enul1sbman. The leader 3rthnr
ann.t+ u hor,a thtet wm Tromalv Iohn
Io,f-,, nn5 roto.t Tnh,so1 rhor ~ ~
-s"an:, s,s,,.oa a-o1n ro.+o.aar - ss a,.,,.1
= 49, Tes.- ~ aa:n.r h"1 ~ 5, l'7'
uan iiu1 1osan eoun.s uau oae y. 40
nofses ntnl1eneo 'fon nls 1san IN 1ne s'1ee.
IN nfoaa daShen1 aud carried OIL ne LAS mol
yet recoyer'd It.
John 7. Cultertson, living near Ramsey,
Fa7 ette county. vas examined before United
States Commissioner l. R. Adams for viola
finn of the law oftbe Tinted s.ates entitled n,
ant ~ ,,-,v,;.h t.o,eo- D. NO.. 80 ~ o.a..,.
- ~ ~ 94 -.-e~s - S.ta -. r,,..'
u ss'eu' supposea W ue petson ~ enus'
mans nasn"naehets' TWO oi "aon entered
the honse OIL Mf. cole AT hamseT'
While the Others stood guard, they told Mt:
Cole. holding pistol to hts head, that .theV
u,onld ahont him hanp him. mr. take him r.,
cn,aa,non,s connn unlese fa, r,ra m 49,
euus L.s ""A'
at~o ~ o .,,,n ~ NM.
ne WIS aeia ~ uat - tue '"1t VI e7'ooVto
etaho ms ts'o1 oo LIZ ci''5se' ana committed
in deiauls. =.
Gov. Yates has issued the following proc.
lamation in regard to the State sauftury Fair
, 1864-08-12

Compauy1 I, 9th Indians, lost feartully. 4
soldier who escaped reports thAt tho rebels
surprised Cot Capron's camp, shooting his
men and brainfng Them With their gums while
asleep. The 18th Indiana lost about 400
men.
LATER.
There haa been received information TO the
effect that Col Capron, with several squads
of his men, is in Marietta.
This will reduce Stoneman's loss to less
than CC0
, 1864-08-12

NEw YORK. Thursday, Aug: LITTLE Nc"
York 1l'nes' Wasbington special says: The
happiest results have already followed The
appointment Of Gen Sheridan to the com.
uand Of the Middle Department. Confidence
and tranquility appear to be restored in
Msrylond and Pennsylvania. We shall prob
ably bave a vigorous prosecution OF the cln-
paiRn up the 5henauduaa valley.
Tha New York Tins<s' correspondent, Wri-
ting from Sherfdan's army on Bolivar Heights,
9Th, sa:s: The troops are In the most g,ed
health. The 18th corps. has Improved great
II since its transfer from the swamps OF
corps is said to have arrived, and every
available mn has been ordered to his COM
mand
NEW YORK, Thursday, Ang. 11-The tol-
lowing dispatch, dated Cumberland, sth,
cotf1rlne the reported victory at MoorIe1d !:
To Governor Bore1nAn: -
The following dispatch ha. 11st been received:
.sMcCaasiand waited at Moordeld. attacked
him there at Daylight yesterday uornlng, com
pietely routed his command. captuftng his arttl-
ments, three battle ttags aud quantity Of small
AIMS, The number OF the enemy killed Is un-
known, but It IL large. den. Bradley Johnson
was csptured With his colors and three OF hi.
The a1st virginia rebel regiment, wa mortafly
wounded. McCsn=l1pd escaped to the mountains.
The eDemy WIS pursued towards Wardeuvie,
Howard Lick, and up the aouth branch, from ten
to twenty miles.
"My command was 70 wearied with ths chase,
and 20 eDcanbered with prisoners and captured
property, that thought best TO bring 1t here. My
loss is seren killed and twenty one wounded.
(Signeda rs. ". AvER1LL,
"BrI.adler General
n r Er1rv Hrf-Aifar Eauer4f
, 1864-08-12
From Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Aug: I'LL ?. NJ.
Nothing ha. been + ceived from the valley
10 day, or tho Upper Potomac
NEW York, Thursday, aug. II u-fhe ~
Baltimore correspondent says: 4 paper Wnt-
tn by & W. Davis is in circulation calling
= Union Convention at Buffalo, TO- make
nominaiion for President and Ftce-Pr
. dent. It strongly atraiens the admtnleta'
lion for short contnes, and urges the SEX
ting Of it aside TO prevent anarchy ana re-
1,elIion.
, 1864-08-12
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Matters In Hve4tern kebtucky Mem.
p2,1s and Vlcksbur@ NeWs-hebel
BJApHtcAtH.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rsibnue.} y
CA1no, ThuIsdas. August H. 86f.
Officers just from below report that yes
terday the vicinity OF Hickman, KY, was
visited By Outlaws band Of guerillas; and
all the cotton in that district Of country was
destroyed by fire. All the stores, houses and
plantations were robbed Of everything Valu-
able, and one man WINS shot. This Outlaw
wac an officer who not long since clafmed to
be regular Confederate agent, sent to clear
the country Of guerillas and bushwhackera,
md has concluded to join the robbers him-
self It sce1ns that this band will have to
make tracks presently, or be caught IN the
Yankee man-trap set BY the Commahdant Of
this Department..
Several pereons who recently deserted
from the rebel army, and hive arrived at
Memphis, report that in travelling from Kos
ciusko, Miss, through Grenada, holly
Springs aud Lagrange, distance Of two
hundred mi1ee, they did not meet single
rGtel picket; every available man hal been
pushed forward TO join the great rebel ar.
lties. They also report that they know no
suffering from scarcity Of food iu the section
uf Mississippi from which they CAME. New
ccrn and wheat were coming in, aud the old
stock WAS being held of. Corn was selling
ut two or three dollars Iii Confederate money
or twenty or thirty cents per bushel in
greepbacks; eggs from 81 50 to 81 rs in Con
feuerntc money, or II to II CENTS in green
bucks, per dozen.
Lieut.. Col ". J. Small, Of the 9Th Tenn.
cayalrs, eerds the Me.oplis Bulletin IN &C.
count Of the capture Of some valuable pa.
pers from party Of rebels going North on
,he 5th inet Rogers, one Of the party was
killed In an engagement with cavalry. he
~as notorious guerilla and bush Hhacker,
sud had been great source Of annoyance to.
Union citizens III the vicinity Of Middleton,
T.nn. Two Of the party were taken ptls-
oners.
Among the letters captured was one from
one Thomas Roger to- Capt. 4. ". Cushman.
1t gives no particular information.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
y1CKsBER0, August :, VIA |
CAIRO, Thursday, August Iii
The Vicksburg Daily Herx'd Of to-day,
publishes the following rebel dispatches just
received from jackson, Miss.
MACON, July Give leasn by trains which lets
At nlghttall that the enemy attacked our le1t eA-
tending from the city to the Chattahc0cate, ana
fsRalsea and driven seo9t s 51ts It,
send cars to bring the wounded to the tgar.
A telegram dated yesterday from high officer to
sa son on aae 1Sae no
Grnerals Stewart and walthall are reported
i ieiesram from Griffin, Ga, report. Wheeler
Western Rail- oat below Jooesborn, tnts moentns.
apd ia reported tearing up the track n tnls dfec-
Ytn u
, 1864-08-12

The Hostile Indians and the Overland
r.rMVs.I.

DENVER Ci11, Colorado, Aug. 1o.-To COT
rect probable Misrepresentation In regard to
the ea{cty OF :rnyel on the overland r.,nte 1t
is proper to ssy thot although the 1ndinus
have been yer, troublesome Of late in attack
dng uua1mcd t:.ins and numbering emixrants
unable to tefend themselves, Tiers has, as
vet, been no attack b, the 1hd,ans, as far az
known, Lpon the 1nAil coaches, which run
regularly both ways.
The m6ils wae ordered to be stopped at
Atchison to;dE BY ytan the saPfs,ntsnaeat ,a Of
carried of from some Of the stations, but Il
is believed thst our troops are being 60 dis.
tr1buted alon, the route as fully to protect
, 1864-08-12
THE CUBERaATnRlaL CANVASS
In INDIANA.

Frat Joint Diacu&Afon- a..
+. morsons kno Republican (;andf-
d2tt+ and J. 4. d1Acdonnld, the Cop
perhfAe a'and1dste, Meet Upon tn.
Ntunp DtAcnI sion OF Hf4te and Ma
t1ohAl 1esueA--Qopperhea Sing
tmR1i- --Unmlstake36le Indications
II LoJ nj Sentiment.
, 1864-08-12
| NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
WAR DEPARTMENT.
BULLETINS.
4 Deserter's Story That We
Have Taken Mobile.
>herman Bonlbarding A.
fanta.
The James Kiver Ca
lamity Of Tues
day, 9th.
LAMEh7ABLE LOSS OF LIFE
By THE EXPLOSION OF AN
ORDNANCE Boat
From Cairo and BeloW--lntsr-
esung Summary Of Lover
Mississippi River News.
GEN. PAYNE AND THE WEST
KENTUCKY REBELS.
From Washington--The Tax
and ToDacco.
From Indiana--The Nor
ron-McDonald De-
bate.
FROM ST0kEMAN'S DlsAS-
TER..'FuLL DETAILS.
Daring Escape Of the Troopers --
The Loss Reduced to ! 900.
FROM L0UlNVIlLF--GUERILL4
0LJTRaGES.
Gallant Stand Taken By
Home Guards.
Matters i'm MissouEf..AS Short
Way With the Cueriiias.
WAR DEPARTMENT BUL.
AEI1NS.
FROM STOkEMAk'S DlSAS.
TER.--FULL DETAILS,
Daring Escape Of the Troopers --
The Loss Reduced to l 900.
FROM L0UlSVIl,LE--GUERILL4
= 0U1RaGES,
Gallant Stand Taken By
Home Guards.
Matters i'm MissouFf..AS Short
Way With the CueriiiaS.
WAR DEPARTMENT BUL.
AEI'1NS. >

NAR DEPARTMENT. WAsNlSGTox,
= Thursday, Aug. 11-9:30 r. ~
To Maj. Gen. Dix:
No further intelligence hns been received
from Mobile, except from deserters, who re-
port the capture Of the city, but there is
nothing official
Gen Sherman reports all well, and that he
is knocking Atlanta to pieces with 4114-inch
shells,
No movement has been maae By our
forces in front of Petersburg.
Sheridan las not been heard from to-day.
[Signed.] E. n. srAPToN,
Secretary Of War.
LATTER.
WAsH1SoToS, Thursday, Aug. II,
TO Major General Dix:
a dispatch from Gen. G1aut inst received,
reports the casualties BY the. explosion Of
the American barge at City Point on the 9th,
as follows: Killed, twelve enlisted men, two
citizens, employees, one citizen not employed
by the Government, and thtrty-eight co1ored
laborers. Wousded--three commissioned
officers, fcur enlisted men, fifteen citizens,
employees, and e]ghty-six colored laborers.
Besides these there were eighteen others
wounded, soldiers and citizens, not belong
ing abont the whorf.
The damage to the property wus large, but
hive not the means Of reporticg 1t. Tho
c.uee of:thc explosion has not been ascer.
tanned.
, 1864-08-12

From Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Thursday, August 1l.-Three
hundred ana eighty prisoners OF war, ipclud-
ing fifteen commissioned officers, arrived here
to-day.
Major Gen. Palmer reached here this morn.
ipE e.. route for Washington. It Is reported
that he has been relieved of his command oil
the 1ith cOrps
, 1864-08-12

New YoRK, Thursday, Aug. 1l.-James
Mccall, an old merchant Of New York died
to-day
continues dull. Opered at 254; ranged up
to 255s.. At p. m. It was 255x, with light
aales.
, 1864-08-12

A elight advance in gold this p. n, under
sensation rumors that the rthels had ad-
vsnced again and CROSSED the Upper Poto.
mac- Cloeipg quot.tiops a56t.
, 1864-08-12
THE CANVASS ky lNDI AN 4

Sharp pebato Between Gov. Morton
NNu attorney e3Encral Mcdonald
The latter complt tcly Defeated.
, 1864-08-12
NUMBER 80.

then from the shores OF the lakes and rivers, from
all cur prairies and groves. and pour rich tseas-
uses into the hands Of our Sanitary Board for the
relief Of our soldiers, and all who lore the country
will rise up and cali ron blessed.
(signed) R1cHARD YA1Esr Governor.
, 1864-08-12
AND
Life Insurance Agents,
81 South Clark Street.,

We Are prepared to sttesd to the ealo OF Real
sdlc from owners ishlrg u ssIi dea .tpton
OF ,helf property.
Belt sst his icr one Of .he most resroueihis Life
1nkurAEce Coo p2nits OF NeW York Ne VIII issua
?ol'cle1 u a. low rates as Aa3 Eel1abio Compsny.
kul: ptSR 3:E.t
, 1864-08-12

Interesting Summary Of State News
Gov. Xn1cs and the 3aGltaFy Fair at
, 1864-08-12

NAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, !
Thursday, Aug. 11-9:W r. n.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-15
Our Captured Cavalrymen.

". ;nloL,,d ~ ,hn conrtrsv nf
WV r Rrr E,n for , slim from the
Nv ;r' York " '1' HrrnlJ ' Of June +, rivins the
ro}iowiur names As amongst the 'rcbel
wonnarJ" cnn,urcJ in the recent caval-
ry Grhtins in Vir.ina:
Williaw Bell K 18th South Carolina
cavalry.
james / Bee. K 4th South Carolina
cavalry
John Saunders G. 4th S,uth Carolina
cavalry.
l. il D,as, =, 18th South Carolina
c,y,Irv
Cnr,,or,I Robert Adams X. 18th South
CaroIina cavalry.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-15
LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
From Richmond.

RIcuMoxD, June l3.--Telegraphic
communication with Lynchburg is un-
broken. Nothing additional from Shcri-
dan. Grant has again changed his base.
He began to move to our right last
night about dark, and commenced
crossing at Long Bridge about 20 miles
below Richmond, on the Chickahominy.
This morning our cavalry fought the
enemy, advancing by Riddles Shop,
about Il miles below Richmond But
our men, owing to the superior numbers
of the enemy were compelled to fall back.
The enemy are landing supplies and
rcinforcemcnts just below Malvern Hill.
No general engagement to-day, l5O
prisoners captured today were brought
in.
ATLANTA June l3.--No change in
affairs. Raining incessantly.
Richmond, June 13.--Official dispatch
es from Gen. Stephen Lee, says the battle
of Tishmingo Creek was one of the most
signal victories of the war. Besides the
wagon trains captured, Is pieces of artll
lerY we're also captured. The rout of the
enemy was complete. Forrest was in
close pursuit.
The rout Of Banks is fully confirmed.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-15
Railroad Accident.

4 severe accident took place on the
South Carolina Railroad, on Thursday
afternoon, by which several lives were
lost, and number Of persons injured.
The train was short distance below
LewisviIlc, when an axle of the mail car
broke. and almost in il" instant the
several coaches were janmcd together.
The following persons, who were stand
ing on the platforms, were instantly
killed: John Webb, Company H, ID
Georgia; @ Hayes, Company F, 4lh Flo
ida Battalion; colored bog, belonging
to Mr. Mowry, and a train hand (negr")
named Spencer. Several others were
more or less injured. One man had both
legs broken and two bad each leg bro:
ken. We learn that one Of the injured
men died at the hospital. Crotmia@ ct
11h inst
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-15
Two Weeks of the War.

The following enumeration by the Sen
t;ncl will be acceptable, particularly to
such Of our readers as have been during
a portion of the time cut of from the
mails:
May 4th-Grant crossed the Rapidan
at Eiy's aud Gcrmanna FordS.
May 5th aud 6th.-1'he great battles
of Wilderness. Grant rcpuIsed and driv
en- at all points with grant loss Aban-
dons his dead and wounded on the right,
and retreats to his cntrcuchcd lines BE-
tween Wiii,rnes, and Trigg'> Mill, near
ly co-incidcmt with the Brook road lead
ing from Wilderness to Spottsylvania e.
Fl. General IIongstreet wounded on the
9th.
May 7th.-Skirmishing. Grant re
treated towards fredericksburg.
May Sth.--Two battles fought to-day
at SpottsyIvania G. H., between Long
streets corps, under Anderson, and the
9th corps, under Warren, supported by
cavalry. The enemy repulscd with hca-
W loss in both instances.
May 9th.-Skirmishing.
N,y 10,h tram, .tt,cks Ice IN his
;n,rcncbmepts moan SnottsvIyau;a G.. II.
aud is defeated with great loss.
NV 13,h Cr.,t h,,,l. f S,ottsyI
r,n;, r,rr, Unns. Grant attacks nur
Enns Lr.,l.s nv,r n,rt c,nfur;n, sever.
u = ,h,r.,nJ mo-, or Jnhnstrn's Division
hut i driy.n'n nrt ,u,i r.n,I.cl ~ all
n,,;r,. with nr,r'uon. l,.s-,,,c ,rrouuI
in front If our line, beju, nile + viii: his
sI,in
Nar 1l,L Gr,,., ~ r.ol his limos hr
his IL, n.,I. .,L;n,, rn.i,;on nc,rrr the
ricLn,nJ ,ni Frnjrrici; >hrr, R,iI Road
Va ,Ion ron,,;;,,..,l rr.,,v ur;,.t uu,I
N,r 1S,L --C;r,n, "o,Icmncd m rs.
,,n,t j. on EwrII'> line Au. vas easily re
nuIsr,l Ills los, .ail IL b. con>ilcn.
H.,
lbns m,rb fr Grant : immediate
,,ornmcr,s c.;,h III. ro,ns u,r!rr his
ave. Ent other mnorlant onorarion.
,r,uuJ Richmond form ,nr; ofrhc sane
Graua and must be mcnrio,el as por.
,;o, mi. rrnccod;nr.
NayGth EBut,cr Iaud, il lar:.e force
-, pnrmrl, I;rnIrcls near rho iuncriop
81 ~, 49, I.,,a. .mI Ann,m,,,nx Skir.
-, W; wv w. ,,o, "".'' d., ~ wai.L.W WI Irnc,;nn -
T,aur y J,r,atnI
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