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ty, Citizens aud SoIdiers-We the UNDERLINED re-
specially announces to that didstes rep
resent you IN the next Legislature of North Carolina
Our principles arc Hr1ety Conservative We for peace
upon such terms as will satisfy majority Of the people,
and will elected, use every effort ID procure it. Wears
not afraid to trust the people, and viii therefore vote ID
submit the question Of Conf entiou or ne Convention
to them II they desire it. We will do every thing in
power to advance what we believe be the best
give ion 70 their friends in the army,
= For the Senate: =. ADAMS; for the Commons, LEWIS
HANES, 3 NJ T0MLINS0S. - a.--.'..- 81
Lexington, July Is, 1864 ss-ts
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62,s3S 2o,174
9O,I74
Vance's mai 80. $50

Yance's maj 49, 59
The above is the official vote for Governor of this
State, as made up in the Capitol on Thursday last
by the Secretary of State, Treasurer, and Comp
trolleT, in presence of the Governor. 1t wall be
seen hat there are no returns from clever, Coun-
ties Of these MITCHELL Pennsylvania, and Polk
voted with the Counties out of which they were
formed no elections were held in Carteret Wash
ngton, and Tyrrell, on account of the presence of
the enemy; and there are no official returns from
the Counties of Cherokee, ChUwan, Gates, Hay
wood, and Macon. But we have the unofficial re-
turns from Haywood, Macon, and Cherokee, as fol-
lnwS.
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RUTHERFORD, POLK, AND CLEAVE.
Ia, LAND We are authorized 10 announce Col c. L.
HARRIS Of Rutherford as candidate fer the Senate in
the 4sth District composed OF the Counties of Rutherford
Polk and CIeayeand Col Harris is Conservative aE
ter the sraitest sect"
July 10, 1894. te
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THO THE CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS OF
u Craven County:-Havng been solicited by many
friends 10 and out Of the army and being the
script age announce myself candidate for seat in the
House Of Commons Of the next Legislature.
pledge myself If elected all my energies for the
my constituents and the integrity the State
-. W. G. L0FTIN.
July II. 1874.
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" quested to announce Cd WILLIAMS Eso. ~,
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Chatham CoaBtr
the election in August next Mr.. Williams is CoUgr,
tive after the st raitest sect F"
July 7, 1854. SitsDd
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DERTIE COUNTY.--wE ARE REQUEST.
ID ed to andounce JOHN POOL Esq, as candidate in
the Senate, in BERTHE County.
July IA, 1894 86-idpd.
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EELLOW.CITIzENS OF RANDOLPH
1tne0UNTY:-Ia q candidate to represent you 10 the
House Of Commons in henext General Assembly of North
Carolina "
Ny affairs such that It will uo be practicable for
election. - - - - - -
think every candidate should let the people know his
position. ri - r-ss-Ii - - -. -
In politics am Conservative safer the stratest Sect
am in favor of the great principles set forth by Gov.
Brown Stephens and Holden voted for Christian and
position who favor Of negotiating for honora
BILE peace If elected promise to give every measure
that may before the Legislature my careful attention
and do what think for the people of Randolph In
all shall eDdeayor to carry out the wishes of my
constituents '' . JOEL ASHW0RTH.
June 80, 1854. e.. r.. 80 8S-tepd.
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Asso6Ssc & u "a cAsDlDArrs.
no THE PEOfLE or NORTH CARROLL.

ITO THE PEOPLE or NORTH CARROLL.
AA;-l1 compliance With the Wishesof many friends,
Of horhCaroina at the election to be held on the frst
Thursday IN August next. e. cope ~
Ny principles and views, as a Conservative after the
states Sect we'll known to the people Of the State
These principles and views are what they have BEEN
They will not be changed. -.... go
am not disposed at time like this to invite the peo
pie from their empoyments and add to the excitement
which prevails in the public pind by haranguiDg them
for their votes We need all our energies 70 meet the
common enemy and 10 provide Of subsistence for
troops in the field and the people at home Let the
people calmly and firmly to the polls and vote for the
men Of their choice will cheerfuy abide their decision,
whatever it maybe.
II elected viii do everything in my power to promote
the interests the honor and the glory of North Carolina
and to secure an honorable peace. w. W. HOLDEN.
June q, 1854. - EsL-s $50. Site.
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DAEDOLPH COUNTY. we BEG LPITo
~ TO suggest the name OF kNOS T. BLAIR, as asr
didate to represent us in the House of Commas il
next Legislature. We feel thai we can recommend %-,
the true Conservatives Of Randolph as one VIII Win NV
fairly and squareIy upon the principles enuncad byG
Brown, Vice President Stephens and W W. Holden :
.. MANY CITIzEW
July 1884. 85-ieS
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HE VOTERS. OF BERTHE COUNTY,

THO THE VOTERS OF BERTHE COUNTY
II FELL0W-CITlZENS- AND SOLDIERS: Il an
candidate for the House of Commas The next GnHl
Assembly If elected will represent the county ilft
fully with due regard to the interests of both elsa
and soldiers. And in my Legislative capacity shall b
governed at all times by earnest desire 10 promote h
general welfare and honor of the State.
s.s AM respectfully,
80. Your Feow-Ctizeu
= ... JAMES BOND
July 1894 IS ID
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A In In: MAa n CogNTY.-WE ARP =
ALBRIGHT asa candidate to represent tIo VILLAIN
nance IN the Commons branch of the Geners rs GA
OF North Carolina, at the election in August Aat
June 20, 1874. ..r eO'''
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EH HTH A M COUNTY.-WE ARE ne ~,
~ quested to to announce TH0S. w. WOMBht' 4.
candidate to represent the people of Chatham "
House of Commons Of tho next Legislature MT M snp
is Conservative after the straitest sect, and wiz
port W. W. Holden for Governor. If elected ne pr
himself to do aiLin his power for the people and inc
diers their representative, and to secure an
peace. .p
July Z, 1884.
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II cd Of announcing self caad date for the SENATE
in Nash County at the approaching election make this
announcement at the urgent solicitation of many friends
Ny principles strictly Conservative hold that civil
liberty should be mantsned at all hazards sheIwise all
our sacrifices and suerugs in this will ha We been in
able peace eected pledge myself to do all in my pow
erto serve the County and to secure honorable
~ :: 81, ... A. HINTON.
June 81, 1854. 3l-tepd
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FosEHEe soLRIRRS AND cIT;,S,

VsSestxH u e0LpkE Rs AND CTTIr-~
u (VOTERS) OF NASH COUNTY, LEN
self candidate for seat in the House oT o.
at the ensuing election In August As il win oSHoa
possible for me to see you all between now ,rS %
Thursday in August lake this method Of t1s In
to you my principles and views" AL in f,r Nom
honorable peace as Boon as it can possibly be ob,.
and thInk tina! efforts should have been made Io.~
stop this cruel, bloody and desoatiug war wig aga
was never secessiouist-always opposed r.
said secession would be Peaceabe or if we had u VI
would pay the expenses with ten cents and wiz NI
the blood with pucket.hsndkerchieE lam W. upH
1.-The last dollar and last man gentry tbnn.S S
still think the people have The right to hold n,ss
consult together for tie promotion Of their yyn n
am 0posef to the suspen. A Of tie aori. # aat
aud PhtciHg the HrhOs bo1Oer Of the couatrg in
man. 10 short am Conservative IF bs . sa'hs
sect, an out ana out, through and through nm oHJ
Conservative and peace If you elect me n. uh
not to vary hairs breadth from the prircn!Y Is
great and growing and glorious Conservative p1rt,
Your humble servant aud friend.
JAMES D. MATTHEW
June 9, 1884. ~
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VADKIN C0UNTY.-WE ARE REQUES.
Il ted to announce C. BOHANN0N, Esq, as eandi-
das to represent the people of Yadkn County in the
House Of Commons of the next Legislature Mr.. Bohan
stands the plaif.Fm of Vice Pesident Stephens
Gov Brown. and W. W. Holden. :, -
July Z, 1854. S5-te.
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HARNETT COUNTY.-WE ARE RE-
LII quesred to announce JOHN Mel HARRINGTON
q candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Harne GOuup
at the ansning election in August.
July IL, 1894. ~. lS-Ed
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4 CARD.--To THE VOTERS OF GUY,

MOORE AND MONTGOMERY.-W WE ARE
W. requested 10 announce THOMAS J. BRIGHT hsl,
as candidate to represent Moore and Montgomery oulHH
IN the Senate Of the nest Legislature Mr. Bright 81
tried aud true Conservative.
June 20, 1864. 30-ta
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AND TRANsYLyANIA =

HENDERSON AND TRANSYLVANIA -
III We are authorized Ia announce DAVID STRAD-
LEY Esq candidate for seat in the Huuse of Com
MONS to represent tue Counties of Henderson and Tram
sylVaniA at the August election.
A CARD
In coming before the pu bile for this houorable and
sponsble position but say that not sought for
by myself but through the strong and numerous socIta
tons of my fHnnds, have consented TO become q candi
date. shall not attempt the Distr visit
the army the time is short and the people have
something else TO do hsn to lie annoyed with candidates
we'll known to the people, having veu amongst them
for the last or 20 years and all the promise car make
that If elected will them faithfully and impartial
ly, to the best Of my ability. Not having the power to
look into the future say what shall do in every
particular, but thing will say shall endeavor to act
with and carry out the principles Of The true 61Hscaties
party d. STRADLEY-
HendersOnville, N. c, July "A, 1894. ste.
EELLow-SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS OF
II GREENE COUNTY, sm again solicited by my
friends TO become candidate for seat in the House of
Commons Of the next Legislature Of North Carolina In
coming before for reelection trnst you need proof
that have at heart only what conceive be the best
interest of common country. am Conservative of
the strates sect am opposed t. the military being
supreme To rhe civil laws am in favor of speedy and
honorable peace elected shall my constituents
and State faithfully. as have done heretofore.
Very truly your fellow citizen,
H.. T. BEST,
Snow Hill, Greene county. n. c..
July IA, 1864 Std.
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VADK1N COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR
y lied and requested to announce A. G. CoWLES, as
Conservative candidate for reelection to the House of
Commons from the County Of Yadkn.
June q, 1864. 3l--te.
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ty-At the solicitation of many soldiers in the army
as well as Of many friends at home. announce myself
candidate for the House of Common from County
have received solicitations from the Raha bites the
American Heroes, the elgarchs those who stay
home to make money out of the families of the soldiers
and occupy their spare time in abusing better than
themselves disOya stand fairly and sq1srely the
platform of Stephens and Brown, of Georgia and W W.
Holden for Governor against the world and believe that
without the election of such to Office will never
have permanent peace. So far the soldiers
cerned, do not wish to appear to boast but will say
that have done much for their families or more &C
eordug to means than any Yancete in the County of
Chatham. .-
Fellow citizens and soldiers go to the polls on the day
Of election and vote for Conservatives if YOU would
but stand up for your rights. :
JOHN A. MCDONALD. o..
Oaktand, July ~, 1854 -.. '.- SITE.
~ The Prcgr1s, Conftderate Observer and ClrOli-
ntan will please copy till election and forward bills to
Standard Office -
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" 1884. 10 Tie Citizens of Rayns Cbunty ~ O. BY
request announce my self candidate represent you
the Senate of your next General Assembly. If elected
shaLendeavort your interest," if not elected shah
cheerfaly abide your decision. -s.s-re-. 20:
lam your ob't. servant, &C.,
..taao = - w,
June 80, 1884. .-5 80 q. >. 83-te. Is
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seldfmRealg StaallarA,.:
BT J. W. b

HATH SACRED LIBERTY FOREVER FLED ?
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A LEXANDER COUNTY.-TO THE SOL
n DlERS AND CITIZENS OF ALEXANDER COUN-
TY-I beg leave to announce myself candidate for
in the House Of Commons Of the General Assem-
bly, am secessionist aud never was have always
opposed those who said would be peaeeabe and
promised that they would pay the expenses with plea
yune and wipe up all the blood with pocket bandker
chief am opposed to the suspension of the writ of ka
hold that the people have right to assemble
gehern bile meetings. to consult for the common gO"d
am for an honorable peace to be obtained at early
day possible. In word, and out Conserya-
tive after the straitest sect and Ipsdge myself elect
ed not to TO the slightest extent the principles
! g. H. PATTERSON
July II, 1854. 86-te.
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FElL1w-CIrizESs: Il am candidate for CAfl
olina In cunning before you fur Re eIsc,o VI NOrkC
which you have elevated for six wears IN 70 a
trust you need no proof that have at bsar,
conceive to be for the best interest of orr
II elected shall PERM, no opportunity to pa,s
ion, promote the honor, dignity, and 70 ny W.
State. am, sincerely, your fellow citizen d&
Colerain, Berthe Co., June 90, 1854. l. hsSRT
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
w COL. W. II. A. SPEER, of the 18th N q Troops,
candidate at the election the ls Thursday in August
next TO represent the people of the counties of Yadkn
Surry, Aleghanny Ashe and Wstauga in the Senate in
the next Legislature Of North. Carolina ..s
May IL, 1854, 19-tdpd
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NHATHAM COUNT Y,-.WE ARE RE.
~ queSted TO announce THOMAS b. LONG, Esq, as q
candidate to represent the people of Chatham the Sen
ate of the next Legislature Mr. Long is true Conserve
tive
June H. 1884. 2S-td.
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ASNouNoEALRNr OF cAnhrn-.

70 T iTHE f ,ESTpLE!S OF THE 5oTH -
LGw OIrIzESs AND SOLIDS RS Al III aROLIS an
OF many CONSERVATIVES Of the District GEM SOlet,
candidate, TO represent the Countss 80 a0onOuucs nv,
hacan. Jaek,on and Haywood n the Senosy ChsrSis
Il is DO. possible ,Me et For srv n,. "s ID
may come before the Legislature of tba What ues
session or what the events of war may mall at its ~
the profession Of the State and the ~ske
.Ss On FL aSs 81 that may before
Conservative party of the Stale. and v; Sn1 act FS
curing negotiatons and an honorable pesee Tue View
franklin, N. c., June 90, 1864. H. d. HENRY
- Prog'ess and Henderson Times cor, 0'--da
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Thee, Csledonis, fly wild hesthS arnrng,
Thee, famed for martial deed and sacred 9Oag.
10 thee I turn with swimming eyes; s
Where is that soul OF freedom fed g--
That Cred once thy mighty. deady" =,
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- are requested to announc e DR. TunMN CR...BS
OF Randolph, as candidate 10 represent 6 BLAC
A4amance in the Senate of the next IeaiaIaolh u
Back is atried and true Conservative sSla'ure. i
June W, 1864
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TREDELL, ALEXANDER, AND WILKE Els.
Il We are authorized TO announce J. E. RHEIM, ESQ Z,
candidate to represent the Counties of Irede, Alex
snder and Wilkes in the Senate of the Legislature
Mr. Rhem is Conservative "&fter The stratest sect
and supports WV. Holden for Governor. .a-
July IL, 1864. IS std.
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The Maryland Raid. Again.

yance's real majority, 1895
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h We authorized TO announce ]. B. CARPENTER,
Esq candidate to represent the people of Rutherford
and Polk in the House Of Com Of the next General
Assembly. Mr. Carpenter is Conservative " after the
straitest sect"
July lS, 1854. std.
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no THE VOTERS OF MOORE AND MONT.

'
II GOMERf.-I adopt this method of informing you
that longer candidate represent this Senate
rial District in the Legislature My for declining
to be candidate sTe, 6rst, find my health will al
low to the District which might be necessary
and secondly Montgomery caimS the Senator and third
w. Mr. BRIGHF the Conservative caud high toned
would urge all true Conservatives ra his support
feel Of his election, and believe be will make an
energetic, useful, and able Senator. ... .-
JOHN A. BARRETT.
= July IL, 1854. 36-te.
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"ILKES COUNTY .--COL. A. s. GALLO.
w WAY lisa candidate for u seat in the House o
Commons from Wilkes County in the next General As
sembly. He is for Holden and Convention.
July 25, 1864 40-te
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-15


NEW Yonx, Sega 1b.-tHc hage newu
An order has been isseed By Kitty Smith
Q enroll all ncgroes. ne and slave. Tor the
,rmy service.
A Shrevepert correspondent says Pilig-
marcos and Walkers divisions have cross
d the Mississippi, and are sald to tass gone
% Mobile. The correspendsnt says hey
sill not stop short Of Atlanta. 81
A destructive fire occur ed at Galveston
Bearslstown is reported almost entirely
destroyed
The Fcdcrak have fortified Brasos San
iago, aud will probably remain there, close
the port, and then blockade.
The Heraids correspondent with Sheri-
ian, Of the 18th, says yesterday a recon-
noisance developed the fact that ths rebels
IRE still in force in the vicinity Of Bunker
Hill, and sharp skirmish ensued.
The Uerald's correspondent in front OF
Petersburg. with tho 9th corps, Of the
9th, says deserters continue to report great
iissa.i faction among the rebel soldiers.
A new regulation has been established.
IF rebel soldier advances beyond his post
without his musket he is to be fired on by
lis comrades. If he comes forward with
lis piece of course he is likely to be fired on
by our pickets.
The LIST division, 9th corps, has been con-
,,lidatcd with the I'd and 3D..
r Herald's Mobile Bay corrcsr ondent
Il the 4,h says that everything is quiet
lerc, AMI that there is 10 probability oil
immediate military movements upon Mo-
,ile
l he sunkcn rebel Iron Clad Baltic, still
Hcctually blockades the main channel
lcioss Dog river bar, but the Winnebago
louhle paretted Monitor has found pas
age through the distractions to point
nearly opposite Mobile, and can drop IL &
ID inch shells into the city at will
The Metacomet, Sebago, and Kennebcc,
ave also reached the same place and are
n line Of battle ready to shell the city at a
signal from Farraget.
They are distant about three and hall
miles, and their largest rifled guns can
hrow shells into the rcinutcst suburs OF
the enemy.
The rebel rams and gunboats are in plain
sight, but don't make the sli ghtcst hostile
demonstration.
they seem to have had enough Of Farra.
gut and his fleet in tn. recent combat
The rebel war vessels referred to are the
rams Alabama, National, and Tuscaloosa,
ne glnboat and one other ram name not
known.
They remain above the city in the month
Of the Alabama river, and just out Of range
Of the gunboat
Jackson has succeeded in capturing thu
largest one of The three launches that have
been lowering around the Mississippi Sound
Of late, with the object Of attacking the
Scntonia.
The launch had on board a Howitzer
and other evidencics Of warlike
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-15

WAsnihCTVk, Sept. II.
Richmond pspers OF Monday contain s''
MAcos. Sept. 3d.-The Yankees CON
etctv destroyed the railroad ost"ee'
,uesboro and Eat Point, on their rctrea'
,urn,ns every tic and breaking every RAIL-
Our pickets extend elk miles beyont
Jonesboro.
Macon, Sept. 10-A Gag Of truce VI"
c.,v.d by Gen. Hood yesterday irou
Zen. Sher an, in which the latter state
lst be had ordered Atlanta cleared OF a
,nl,e innsbitants. Those taking the oats
ouId be sent North Of the Tennessee rivc'
nd those Who did not would 10 sent Suusb.
IA srmist,cs ot ten d.ys vas proposed by
serman to carry out the order.
GEN. uood accepted the armistice, but
/. ouunced the order Is barbsrous.
MoBlLr, Sept. 10 -Noth'ng OF interes'
- trsusp,r.d below to day.
General Hold tei.grspbs to Gen. Bragg
,st W hector destroy ed the Railroad ofidg
on the Nashville Raiiruad, end the'
,orked down On tue Icnne sses and Ala
tA,Iruad, aud destroyed 50 miles OF th'
t.nnessec R.,lroand and also several train'
ud mucb property He elaine that in ev
ikht be was successful.
re Augusta Cons.i.utionalist says the
- .. A.lsnts - y otter pill to swallow,
~, tho thing 10 done, and down It must e.
-h,wever unpAsa'"hl'
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-...e ORDERS D1sssyat Cssassss
- O. h0D'AAoGH : =
$1,000 Aoavsess with Ne rev
O0aoO0s
re DRAFT Ofoere0to 49,
neaee 81 oeDt sd4onoO0.

= awAssiseron, Sept. IA.
The following hss Just been reee'ves
iron Gen. Shssidas, assr Berryville THE o.
teruoon ..,
Thie forsaooa ssat Gsttsy's division 0
ths 7sh sroy corps With too h''sodse 9
csvslry 20 The crossing Of The Sa@~ss Fo'U
and the Wiseaesesr Rcd over Opeqos'
+ odee.
Rnwors sss that Gordon and Wheeler
D,v,eio.s we're found on the west bank
A. tho Same time Generals Wilson ans
N.ckioto.b's Brigade 81 csvs'ry dssbed "
tue " ,ucbsster pike and drove the rob
cavalry q Q ran aud came IL contac' viii
Ks..s~'s division, charged 1t ie ana cap
,ured tue 8,h S. o., sess., With IL officer
ana las men. and its 6sg, and Dol. Heb
p,san. commanding Brigade.
Our lo.s VS. oaiy 2 kiiIso and WOUND
ed
q eeelie 10 doe to Generate Wilso
an Noeklns n. and the 81 N. 7. and IT,
End Ohio. the cusrge va gallant on
A por ION Il the BUD Massachusetts Bris
ade ,nAde charge on the right ot the linz
and captured IL oiiicers aud Ill men .
0ordeu's division Ut Infantry.
Oar loss 10 the recent 70 aonnOs~ ance w.
very sl,gbt.
fsiyned SHvRIDAN,
Major ueD'I.
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O0ssrs vhe ~ 0rassss hss1qsaetesA
ssseeday rspees shee oeebiog - od.so
- sessee e6sesiusal sAslsiag ~ btssss
sseouln.
Tho rsssse sedse q - War dspas tosss
ssinst subosdiedses oisiDg tsteso ssiee h
srfied 70 The sxeseoe q witAeol diae ebe
,atss oG The deosb q oeoeaeed so!dteee, thu
coping bsek ~ psyosee = Iosaroese
0oucv.
John B. Hobby's storage warehouse, Ito
Washington street, totk Gre this morning
lt vos filled With goods and the loss
.uousts to $50 0O0-insured.
The Posts' Washington special esys that
dvioes iron the Aroy II the Potomss
tate that the rebels seem 70 be feeling d
ar lines eighty, but have made no gencs'
l sttsck st any potue.
General Grant has issued % order that
Al civ,,i.us nov In bis lines in front u
Petersburg Who refuse TO take the oeth Of
,Ieeiaoce Shall be sent through the lines t.
ne enemy. The order slso prohibits tht
Ale Of provisions to cIvilisns Who refuse t.
ske the oath.
The draft is ordered to take place 10 Del
ssrs and Maryland on "Wednesday O.
ext week.