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Loss of Our Mail Books.

A very considerable portion OF our mail
books, especially of single and distant
subscribers, was destroyed on Thursday
We cannot, therefore, send to such sub
scribers until they notify us. They will
please state, as nearly as possible, the time
they subscribed and the amount paid
Exchanges will greatly oblige us by pub
lishinR this notice. d&w.
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Death or rev. .starr King.

SAN Francisco, March Rev T. Starr
King died at O'clock this morning, after a
brief illness of Dipthera
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WASHINGTON, March 4-The Republican
this evening says we are informed that the
Government has received dispatch from
General Butler announcing that Fitzpatrick
succeeded in cutting the Railroad and tele-
graph communication of General Lee with
Richmond by tearing up the track on the
virginia Central Railroad at various points
and destroying the mills on the James River.
He had burned much other proper belonging
TO the rebels, in6icting severe blow on the
rebellion lie was met by s0smy out side
the deienses at Richmond but succeeded in
forcing him inside the outer works where 3
spirited engagement ensned when darkness
came on and the conflict ended. Fitzpatrick
finding the enemy and the works TOO strong
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-05

TO allow him TO reach the city and accom-
plish the object Of the expedition withdrew
and reached the lines OF General Butler with
the loss about 100 men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-05

A few days ago the Vmccnnes { (Indiana)
Sun was mobbed, and the material de-
stroyed II is promptly reissued, and
will soon appear IN new type.
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KIIpAtriok,s Direction. 90 DaIgrssn,

WAsHTSGToS, March 5--The President has
received from General Bnter dispatch from
Fitzpatrick dated yorktown l,h, saying Colo
mel Dagreen was directed to make diversion
with 900 men on James River He attacked
the enemy Tuesday afternoon and drove them
in on Richmond.
The main attack having failed, Dalgreen
attempted to join me at Meadow Bridge He
and Colonel Cork were with the advance guard
which became separated from HE main force,
since then nothing has been heardfrom them
! have still hope they may yet come 10. The
main force reached me with slight loss
General Butler adds that rebel deserters in
formed one of his aids that one legged Colo
mel and about hundred men we're taken pri.
sonera
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NOTICE.

ULLEN LADEw Aled her petition 10 the Court
~ Common Pleas in and for the county OF Mons
gon cry, the state OF Ohio the 3lst day OF De-
ooTntsr, ls0S, against John Ladew, praying for di
vorea for the causes Of gross neglect Of duty and
adutery. ELLEN LADEW.
JosIAh LoVHLL, Attorney. laSW6
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against Job HENRI
"A Snydermau, will present them to the nnderslEn.
ed, sho has been duly appointed assignee for settle.
ment. jabHBH WILLIAM KLOFKEk
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p r O S p r. O Il u =
or THH
Dayton Weekly Empire,
By HUBBARD & BROTHER,
(LAT OF TIE LOGAN COUNTY GAzErrE)

NbAI W IliE LOtAN OOUNI1 GALEIIE.)
Having taken charge of tho DAYTON EMPIRE, we
possess all the desired facilities for publishing first
class paper, and respectfully submit this Prospectus
to the Patriotic, Liberty loving Democracy every
where for their subscription and support
The EXPIRE will be Democratic paper, without
any prefix qualification. 1t will be for Constitution
for Law, for Liberty, for Peace. 1.-The Empire is
Peace, smd Napoleon, and So humbly, but earnest
ly, say These ideas shall incucate not by
violent foIcible resistance to constituted authority
but within the pale Of the law, by argument. by facts
This year OF 1854 is destined to be memorable for
al time. II must mark the Era Of Democratic Resto
ration-Law, Order, Peace, and Union--or the utter
and final overthrow Of American Llbe ty, with super
yening Despotsm, or Anarchy, which Is more to be
| deplored than Despotism.
must be camped with, is the dissemination OF DEM
oerauc papers. These ought TO be put in the hands
OF every man who will read them: II this were ef
fected all doubt OF next fall would be remos-
ed; The people win redeem themselves, II they can
( only be informed.
Those who wer5 readers Of the
LO G "A ~ G "A z Z II T Z
win understand what Is to be the character Of tho
EhPIAE In addition TO carefully prepared and sound
Life, Spice, and Variety.
A. MARION MRLHoRNE- having declined 10 take
charge Of the Roman Empire-will have Depart
ment in the EMPmE OF Dayton, and will "irradiate
the evening horizon" with his usual ability" as
The author OF 'dHCLE SANS HOTEL" "RYE
COFFEE" "DE sERENADE," 6e., will sing his
merry songs as ofeu 81 occasion inspires them.
There will, as in the Logan Gazette, be quantity OF
"Butternuts picked up under our own Tree" and
served in each number OF the Weekly.
In addition TO this, careful attention will be paid TO
the News OF the Week, Market Reports, and In a
word, all that goes to make up pleasant, reliable
and radically sound Democratic paper
We send his Prospectus to old friends syerywhers
and to many Of whom we hope TO make friends, in
the belief and hope that they will aid IN the estab.
hshment Of reasonably pro porous Democratic
paper.
TERmst
To single subscribers 50 per annum, always in Rd.
vance. After deiberation have concluded not
Withstanding the exorbant prices for paper ink &C
to send ten copies OF the Weekly for Fifteen Doll RS
knowing that there IS not township Ohio where
club may not be made up on these terms.
The Daily Is sent to mail subscribers for So per an.
mum, IN advance, or six months for s..
Address
HUBBARD & BROTHER,
DAYTON, OHIO.
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Trunks, sc.
NEW TRUNK sMANUFACTORY.
G.. II. LOWE, Agent.

G.. H. LOWE, Agent.
NO. Hs THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LADOW's MARBLE YARD.
WE would most respectfully inform the citizens
w OF Dayton aud the public IN geneial that We
have opened Trunk mandatory, where we will
keep on hand all kinds Of Trunks, Nalises, Carpet
and Travelling Bags, all OF which we will sell atWhols
sale or retail as cheap as any house In the city.
Particular attention paid 10 repairing old Trunks.
A share Of pahoDa solicited, tetdu
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PHILLIP s, GEBHARTs ESTATE

on the hrst day Of February, AID. 1854, the under
" signed were appointed aud qualified Executors
OF the last will and testament OF Philip s. GebhArt,
late Of Montgomery county, Ohio, deceased.
BAMUEL GEBHART,
te6W3 ISAAC DISC NIGER.
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:For Sale.
PuRLIC SALE on LANDS

FRONTING ON THIRD STREET, IMMEDIATELY
EAST OF THE CITY OF DAYTON.
THE lands belong to Samuel Clegg, ir., and are as
i desraHy located as any lands in the vicinity OF
Dayton, and would not be offered for sale by the pro-
pretor Rt this time but tor the Of falling health
aud being under the necessity OF raising means FOR
the purpose Of removing to some warm climate. The
property consists follows residence contain ng
twenty acres, under good fence, IN high stste Of
cultivation, well adapted to the raising Of tobacco,
and also valuable account Of the abundance Of
brick clay on the premises. The house, tobacco
shed and other improvements cost over three thous-
and dollars originally. Thirteen acres lying east Of
thai, which will sold s together or in parts, may
best smt purchasers, upon which there ls very com
ortable small dwelling house, stable and other i'm
provrments. Also, ten acres laid of in acre lots.
The above property Is valuable on account, also, Of
having the privilege Of using from the hydraulic Hl
the water necessary to be used the premises highly
suitable 70 rutchers gardeners, and hrckmHkers and
more PARTICULARLY account oi such water privilege
certainly should not oHer this property for sale
were It notior my exceed ng bad health, which com
pels 10 do il, knowing that the property must
advance, and offers tor capitalists highly promising
Inducements to maze investments as much any
property IN the vicinity Of layton. It is now
rounded by fine End valuable Improvements. This
property shall sell to the highest bidder without
serve. All information relative to prices anything
respecting the sale Of said property viii be alry and
readily Afforded by calling on Samuel G egg, IT,,
A. Mcclure. Offers at private sale will be enter
tanned.
Sale to be the 18th Of March, 1864.
A. E. MCCLURE
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LEGAL NOTICE.

fINhE undersigned hereby notifies Conrad RueEer
Il that she has filed her petition IN the Court of
Common Pleas Of Montgomery County, Ohio pray
ing 70 be divorced from said Conrad Rueeer her hus
baud Causo-willfu absence for three Years.
T. J. II. BAGoorr, Attorney le9Ivg
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Aeatber Store.
NEW LEATHER STORE
ADAM WRIN0ARTNEH,

ITEEPS constantly on hand all kinds Of Leather
IN such as SOLE upper; kip; calf skin, and morocco
Also, harness and bride lea herr shoe skirtng shoe
fudngs, &C.
"a The highest prios in eAsh paid for Hides and
Leather in the rough aul0d9m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-05

II. L. DtE OF al Administrators Of samuel Diltz de-
ceased, vs.. 9, French. A. j. Guthudge and John G
Bennett. Champaign Common Pleas.
L WILL offer lor sale
Saturday, AprI Q, 1864,
At two o'clock m Of said day, at the door Of the
Court House the city Of Dayton, in the county
Montgomery the following described real estate, viz.
Lot mum oered thirty four hundred and five (3405)
numbered on the revised plat Of the city Of Dayton,
county Of Montgomery, and state Of Ohio
Taken on execution the property Of A. j. Quth-
ridge at the SUIT OF H. L. Dtz ct a Administrators OF
Samuel DiltE, deceased vs. s. French ct al
Appraised A. $3.50 and cannot sell for less than two
thirds Of said apprasement Terms cash
ma6wts GEORGE WOGAM Sheriff.
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11aanteo.

NETANTED-TO BoRRow-sEvEN HUNDRED
w DOLLARS, ON good security. Apply at this
office. NAL
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From sherman's Expsdit,on.

WASHINGTON, March "A special to the
Tribune says dispatch dated Memphis lst,
received this evening gives some news and in.
teresting details Of Sherman's movements.
The dispatch says after having reached Merid-
ian, Sherman sent out scouts to teel the ground
and ascertain whether Logan who had started
from Florence to meet him and Smith and
Geierson's on whose cavalry he relied to pros
ecute his march on Salma were advancing.
three days elapsed before he reached any an.
swer, but as his army had limited ratons, he
by rapid movement which disconnected the
rebels, suddenly turned towards Aberdeen and
Columbus, in the richest part Of eastern Mis-
sissippi where his army was sure to find abun.
dance of provisions
By this movement he turned his back on
Selma and Mobile, marched toward Logan,
who had already advanced to meet him, and
by an audacious stroke Of strategy placed
himself a distance of about one hundred miles
from Johnson's flank which is now menaoed
by his advance The dispatch saws that the
rnmor concerning the attack upon Mobile and
Selma by Sherman, was simply meant to divert
public attention from the real object of the
expedition, which aims at an invasion Of
Georgia, some where between Trenton and
Lafayette.
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Report of Refugees.

New York, March "a special to the
Herald from Headquarters Department of
West Virginia 4th says refugees report heavy
movements of rebel troops eastward on the
line of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
A portion of Early s command is reported
as having gone toward Lynchburg.
Captain Finkhart who was captured with
General Scammon was killed by our own men
while in the hands OF band OF guerrillas.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF RE-
ESTATE

David H. Prugh, Administrator of Barbara Shank, de-
ceased VS.. Iohn Thomas Weby ct al. Probate
Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio.
PROCEEDINGS FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
DuRsUANT to an order of sale IN the foregoing
il case will offer at public sale, and TO the highest
bidder at the door of the Court House n the city Of
Dsyton in the county Of Montgomery and state OF
Ohio, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2,A.D. 1894
At two o'clo m, the following described real es-
tate situate in the county OF Montgomery and state OF
Ohio, and bounded and described rs follows: s Stuate
in the southeast quarter Of section No. O. town range
g. NJ r., beginning the south line o. said section
&C Daniel Weavers southeast corner; tn - e
~ poles to Deardorfs southwest rner; thence 500
"a .25 poles 10 q stone on Deardori's 4 south line
thence TT poles to the south line Of said sec
tion thence 7ys4' 94.65 poles to the place Of be-
ginning, containing sixteen (l6) acres, more or less.
Appraised at $500 and may sell for two-thirds OF
said sum,
Terms OF sae--0ne third cash; the balance in equal
payments of one and two years. with interest," secured
by mortgage on the premises.
DAVID II. PRUGH
Administrator Of Barbara Shank, deceased.
SMITH CuPPY Attorneys. ma2deWaWts
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT,

IN THE VILLAGE OF CARRoLToN,
ON Tuesday, the 22d day Of March, AID. lseA,
~ between the hours Of two and four o'cloos nm
on the premises, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate as the property Of John
Dodd-, deceased, to-wit Situate in the county Of .
Montgomery and state Of Ohio, all Of lots No. al and
49, situate and being in the town Of OarTolton agree
ably to the plat Of said town Said lots have on Them
large, hne and commodious brick dwelling, a good
stable and other good outbuildings
Said property has been appraised free Of dover nj
$1,000 and cannot sol for less than two thirds Of he
appraised value thereof
TERMS OF SALE-One-thlrd caah in hand nm d.y
OF sale and one third in one and one-third IN tw6i
years, with interest from day OF sale 10 be secured by
mortgage on the premikes' ... .....
Mi WI LIAM DODDS
Administrator OF John Dodda DECEASED l.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney fa90ats
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Real Estate gent, has large amount Of VII sorts
and species of real estate for sale; farms, houses,
lots &c lying in the city OF Dayton and elsewhere for
fair and liberal terms. Office No. 29O Third street,
Dayton, ohio ma4dts
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HGlleek and Grant 20 Retain their Pres.
ent Positions.

New YoRK, February 5-The World s
Washington special says it is understood that
General Halleck will retain his present posi-.
tion, and Grant will remain in the field.
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ITO provide for organizing, arming, 5und
disciPfiuing the militia, and for governing
such Part of them as may be en- ployed in the
service of the United States, reserving to the
States respectively the appointment of the Off
GERS, and the authority of training the militia
according to the discipline prescribed by Con-
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y. IN. ,McCOMRS.

ATToRNERKsa and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio: ohce in the Bank building over tn
hardware Store- loft
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taEF JOH.7- u. JACOBS,
ATTORNEY at Law, office Immediately orpo
the Bank. en- Main street, Ashland, Ohio.
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LeaAyyNGAI2ss5
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Hr0gan ass

u McNULTY HOUSE,
wM. McNULTY, P,.eprietor
: SouM Side s1tan Street, Ashland, O:
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OHRORE& CURTIS

HAVE formed partnership in the practice et
Law, and viii attend to business in their profes
8, ION IN Ashland and adjoining counties Office in
the buildizg heretofore occupied by w Osborn
on Qhsrch street. March ., ,1s59,-39t
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"a q JOHNNIOZ

ATTORNEY at Law, Office over Beer Grahaan's
Sore 1ain Street, Ashland, o.. will attend prompt
iy to all business entrusted TO hi5 Special at
teatien given 10 collection of Soldiers claims Of
all kinds
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
The Washington kilograms.

WAsirSGToS, Juno 4, 1864.
The steamer Connecticut which left the White House
six O'Clock yesterday morning reports that Thursday
great clouds OF smoke could bc arising the drec
tlon OF Echmond and believed at tho White House
that disastrous connasraiion in progress at the
rebel capital.
Several of the rebel wounded brought up the Con-
nectcu say tnat General Lee has been alex and
gone back 10 Richmond, leaving the army under CON-
mand Of General EwcI.
Eight hundred rebel prisoners have already reached
the White House, and others arc on the way down.
A con,raband camp has been established at the White
House. which alresdy contains about thousand
trabands, and they continue TO como in.
Tho RAYMOND and York River Railroad Is being
rapidly repaired. Tho bridge over the Pamunkoy was
completed on Thursday and have arrived barges
from Alexandria Tho Brst engine to run over the road
is a new one, named the Lieutenant General Grant.
Repair shops for tho army being established at the
White House, and the place looks like city OF business
General Abcrcropbic Is in command Of tho post and
has general supervision Of the landing OF troops SC
Captain Ptkin post quartcrmas,er, and the sasary
and Christian Commissions there In full force with
large amount OF hospital supplies OF every kind.
number Of wounded Of the Second and Ninth army
corps we're reaching the White nousc when the Connoct
cut left.
Hospital tents with accommodations for three or four
thousand patients have been erected therc
Dr. Baker, OF tho British army, came mp ON the Con-
pect,cus, and assisted in caring for tho wounded
Among tho wounded brought mp on tho Connections
rerc Colonel Ent sixth Pennsylvania Reserves; Colonel
81. Clair M,noland, Sixteenth Pennsylvania cavalry.
shot In the groin Captain n. wlndsin, AiddeCamp 10
General rorbsr First Lieutenant }. Christancy, Aid
do Camp on General Custers star; Captain A. E. Tower,
sixth Michigan cavalry, sick; Captain A. J. Leach First
View York dragons; Captain w. Q. Hai, Second New
York cavalry and Captain r. Spencer, Third Maryland
cavalry, alex.
The steamer State OF Maine arrived this morning,
bringing up four hundred and twenty wounded from the
late battles before Richmond The steamer Connecticut
also arrived TO day having len the White House at SIX
o'clock yesterday morning, with eight hundred and
se,euty nine sick and wounded, including six'y'two
officers There were quite number Of rebel wounded on
board. among whom was Colonel O. b. Christian. OF the
Forty. ninth virginia cavalry, who was shot m the
shoulder.
The Third division Of the Finn army corps passed
through Washington this evening their way home TO
pcnnsy vana their time Of service having expired They
comprise tho one Hundred and Sorty.nintn Pennsyi
yanla iBucktas), and tho First, Fifth Sixth Seventh,
Tenth Eeventh and Twelfth They presented
vnr wctp scpesrsrce With ,ssssred rass Inev we're
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

MEs FruhCt Cs LOnI ASosUAttAas
HEADQUARTERS. ARMY OF THE Potomac,
Flvx MnEs IRON MEtuAScsvLIH, Va,
June g 1884.
MovEIlKNrs cORPa
Al midnight the 31st ut the First and Third diy
of Sixth corps left their position the right Of
limo aud movvd away In the direction OF Coal Harbor
At four O'Clock the next morning Juno ~ tho Second
division quilted s position IN the limo, marching in
thosanec direction.
ENGAGEMENT WITH TIE EyEry.
In tie afternoon tho Sixth corps was heavily engaged
with sne enemy, whom t repussed severely the details
Of which have not yet been obtained. Thus far every
thing progresses favoraby ana the army 10 excellent
spirits In consequence. Each succeeding day seems to
Increase Mo confidence soldiers in the wisdom and
ability CT tho generals commanding.
DEsTrYuros RICHMOND.
Rebel prisoners and deserters tell weu story OF the
great stution Of tho poorer classes in Richmond They
state that hundreds Of poor families anxiousy await
ing our coming. Wheat lour Ia worth three hundred
and ty dollars per barrel and ginger snaps sold in New
Yorkour i've FOR acept, sold IN Richmond as one
!dols- each.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

FoKTRsda MoNHoE, June J, 1894.
SMITH DEFEATS ErBxIs
Tho news received here to-day from the Army OF tho
Potomac, via the White House, Is very cheering. A
despatch from Gen W. F. Smith hero stating
that the rebels had attacked his force three columns
and after desperate fght driven or General
Griffin reported to have captured six hundred
Very heavy firing is constantly going in front.
General Grant pursuing the enemy at every point
A SENSATION REPORT
circulated here yesterday. and by believed 10
be One OF transports arriving from the wh,o
House in the evening boarded by the curious crowd
seeking news and Of the reported Fz-
hugh Leo and six hundred OF his had boen captured
by Baldy Smith, and were their way TO the White
House The actual facts, however that OF our
cavalry captured thirty grerias who from the
frcnt 10 the now base.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
THE HERALD DISPATCHES,

mr. James g. Fitxpatrick's Despntchcs.
NINTH ARMY CoRrs, June 1-6 A. N.
OPERATIONS OF CORPS.
sent You last night brief account OF our operations
yssssrday but another opportunity Is presented OF
forwarding q letter avail Eysef OF 1t to recapulats
events 10 the present time.
Anars rem4ined comparatively quiet during the morn
nc.
A GENERAL ADvAScs
q the corps took place IN tho afternoon The brigade OF
General Lede supported by that Of Colonel Marshall.
pushed forward with the Fifty y.sixth Massachusetts
thrown out ssirmishors. There was struggling,
Assultory fire kept up with tho rebels for couple Of
hours bu. tho result the securing Of now line,
which our boys ntrenched during tho night Tho rebels
ssssinately y contested every inch Of the grourd
DRIVING THE REBELS VIGOROUSLY
IN conjunction with General Lediie. Colonel Curtin ad.
vanccd mia brigade, supported by Colonel Griffin, drove
ne rcpes open cd and Established our limo Of
skirmshers on the edge OF the woods The work
scnplisbed with no te difficulty, az our boys we're com
psiied to advance across ravne covered with thick
brush, and up the slope Of hi under heavy nre from
~ rebels.
rosr or HONOR.
The advance was eld by the Forty oil hth Pennsyvs
sia tvetcrans), who lost three four officers Major GIL
more wounded in The les and on beiua removed
me hospital had the limb ampusatcd above the knca
II,
Hand the regmental skirmsh inc was Instantly killed
y rebel sharpshooscr, the bah passing terough his
bad
yHv nrRErs HAVE FALLEN
During the night pickets cead hear movements OF
troops within the rebel lnes Indicative OF retiromcnt
s1m morning batteries sbeled ter position without
ssciting any response. their skmEhers, however, are
N seht but II s supposed tina. the main body has fagen
sseA 70 the Chckahominy. tt|t4tE
AN INCIDENT
One OF General Ledics men had narrow escape yes
ssrdy The bullet struck his watch broke through the
YIN and glanced OF. The only injury indicted was a
sssxhs sontusion.
rrru ARMY CoRrs, June 1--sPM
ALONG N#
An ,saust on Immediate front 80 FAR as tho infant
.re ., Nncerned Our batteries occasionally shell.
,r ne V6s beyond the rebel skrmsh line. The Sec.
.nd corps has advanced and there considerable nrng
there az vrlta