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at tas a1trJes o1s7sd andsr she bids herein tn7ez
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Ill eaaefs III & duly sosnsa Of tia .eee,t...>
rejection Of the.T piopexa1s
Tte f1u Iane And o Addrr&s Of esc., biods1E.:
ia ie7ibI1 R1tst, 4 in the p1eposa1
Pro,ceais mutt ba Z .ire-set to er:Eec1er Ga1a1
n Eucter f;htpI Deaat Ou1rterEnAsfsf Na,tIn:
toa. b C.sst should e plal ~ ma11sa rro5cs:
BoEdss tn eum aonal u tie amount of,hs eoafxas
n7nedhT tht coz fASIor and both lis Erafzu t6r1 y
e res Of ia sascest1ol o!ads1 or BIDDERS ~
EenS ies fo7r3 u BID. 1n.taqte snd bo15s ns3
~DlatooS o. 'FHSW or FEOPO3Al,
Towa, ConntT tnd 6tate} e}-----~--
JDats, ---~---.
l. ths subse11bor, DO Eercov prpposo to fu1ryss IN
:eli1er 70 tie United 9tste5 It tEs 0uarrs1mss.rt
pertItmeos 1t ,egt3e4nly 10 the reFu:
3oW a3ve1n eHeat, tnvtnck uro3os:ls for forlk.
sRttt Waaht. E.on Depot UHceuber 1853 tas foli6@
NJ ar:icir T. v7s: 0'' - 49, ~ AA'''*
- h0Bnt13 OF Cotp. l. aneff 1t -~- psr nushar et
polaos,1
-bu-1els ot Oats, In .uckB, ss --- pn. b1she1 q
tots Of ssls4 Kay, 1t -- re. toa o! 3,oe0 Dcsme
, 1864-04-06

FORESTS Occupation Of Western Ken
tucly-Rfclancss Of that Region
Faulkner3s Forces at HIckInnIl-Im-
poftAnt Order By Gen. RraTmau-
Firing upon StennerB.
, 1864-04-06

8 During the intense cold Of last January,
which prevailed all over the world, snow fell
heavily in Italy aud the south of France, and
ice was found in the Red Sea at suez, I'm
sgine boys skating On the water where Pha-
roah "went UNDER" and but little way up
On the same piece Of water from Alden, said
to be the hottest place on the globe. There
mfebt have been fee In Vesuvius II anybody
had gone down to see. -:
~ Rosslni, Meyerbeer aud Amber dincd
together the other day in Paris.
, 1864-04-06

Deaths In the Department OF Arltau-
aaH durtn. the Week Ending murch
-, 1864.
Jameg Kenefack, z, 106 III.
John Mcconnie, serG't Bat. 4, Sd H., Art.
Ieaac Harvey, do do do
Thomas Fox, teamstcr, do do
.Abram Smith, II, Sd No, cav.
John Upton. G, list Iowa car.
George o. Donald, g, Sd Iowa cav.
Wesley Catlin, E, 4sd Ind infantry.
Leo6ard L. File, E, 9TH Ark. car.
Chas. Livingston, 4, cGth Iowa infantry.
J. F. knowltman, D, doth Iowa infantry.
NIcajah g, MeCauleJ, B. 18th Ark. CIV.
, 1864-04-06
Banti11g a111 39rrDange.
TNION PLASKROAD CON
- PAEY. CHICAGO. March soth, 1851.


nN1oN PLAHKRoAD Coal-
u PANY. CHICAGO. March soth. 1851
On and after the lott day Of April the notes Of the
UNION PAAHKRoAD COMPANY,
or MICHIGAN ctr1. INDIANA,
viii not be paid cut By u Or received on dopsst.
Es9 Eo1oASr sa15s s5ssofs, FL sofs. Fl
]. Togao se.1 1xos, Press- Aartas CO. of Chicago
&c. W:JgSas. Cashier.
A.C.HsJ GER &co
s1pssr rEas:s: Gsshiel: - '
G1ox; G1o; e. ss15a t;srz, eaoae. nao:
Rar1 R1a1an. sEsf4G Esp'eo.S e.
~. ns...Txp. cass It Est Bank
i: IL A ae1as e5as Gsss. e sa sa III. n R.aS:
sss: sss s';s ' s.s': III PEE e.
1O-PARTNERSHIP. Richard J
G q .Se Snns e q R9ale P
Gsh, of 5, klcht Bank Of R1chanee. Buffalo, hsss
earring On and anssctias tae busness aa M Of
BANKING.
AtsoPlsE STREET, in the city Of New York.
UNDER THE Y1Hx NAME OF
RICH, SHERMAN l. Co.,
y" ,Psy Rs5teqsr sttsnton :. he coesa.n
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
OF ALL KINDS.
Railroad Stocks, Bonds, Gold, DC.
lnte1rst allowed OF Deposits subject to he checked
i 'ss:. f.: 5SSs5EEha' S4!'S SS5Efa.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO.
4 South Clark ST., Loonafs Buiidlnes.
sell E7ehanee. Ind transsct General BantinE Basi
g. BEf54H1H n54ea2 a9NRaHR: 9aah1 Rtss'Ssst es:sst
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO.
f56 LAKE STREET.
Original and Subscribed Capital, 100000
JAS. BOWEN. President.
..-.. AMOS T. HALL. Vice President.
IRA HOLMES, Cashier. fe2s-ys9l-1n
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Southwest cor. LAke md Clark.stx-
CAPITAL. -. 100000.
~, z4A ;;!': 4';SfekESsos. fsfassas vlssrrs.t
SPENCER, villa & Co,
~ BANKERS AND BROKERS,
!: Gonsress street: Boston.
, 1864-04-06
,Ret11DnalS.

p EAIOVAL.-J. Leduc, late of
AG Leduc & Gibbs, has rcmoyedt to
I'll South Water Street, fupstairs), -
Where he will conlnue in the same bnslness-buyins
mh27-b&9ftnI6
, 1864-04-06

CE.JFn PROPOSALS WILL

SEALED PROPOSALS Will
~ be RECEIVED at the office Of ths Mtaae.osa Cent?
Sc II tsy tHRffsZ e H. T. ~ a 4
si I'd 4ost 3!e1ofss 3rsn Msspdots s7S T. St: Paul
This work cor rEises large amount OF sand toe!
sicasauor. ane is masonry and sn2erstzusure o1
Notcr is hereby circn 9n.s IN or aeons thu asns
ate the Werk q eemple:inc The sEadtn{ msso1r}
r. h1te On ths na'1 linz e .aa fs4o H , f1[fn y
be evntrae'.d for.
ma q SoTt.y s tas ssfsnoa of
.ccs4ea ins srse
esssn5 Essstns ~ re n sat 70 se!ess aay 6ds no;
M ~ ykneP e a. 70 me
5;ssa 70 81; ;a; asce.
CHI & HEs,!sss:
DROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
s. as; f
5a.:rre.f see: md yan!t, by the Treasury
Fa5a ana can oo obtained By appllea,
tiqnto sh,s Office pen sos'y q oy h 1s;tsx ,oo- ,.
ali e On 10
price named 70 cover Il! charg;s what.yes. except
10 b ds1!gsred 81 M =: tae ksFGsd Dspof Or
T 2 4G1 sho Or stss will be furnished
IT, D. pMtment hut must be properly put On BY the
Iii Iii mi = ssseapsnled xtss bond q TIP T.,
der viii scctpt and perform ths ceusrsct II awaraed
to I lie .ne g e " 70 q I 81
al "a s sit i
ard no bid will be considered that does nos CONFORM
n, endorsed
"Proposals for saiea and V=ults:" ~
, 1864-04-06
nRfr Dve! IIair 13veef

TAtHRL0K'h celebrated AAIK nYK Is TKx Hssr
-aIx Dye kpowL: Thts splendid Halr Dye Il t<Ffect
,.sasnge4 Fed. ECs: o. GREY hair instantly 70
le EaiJ q s,aihhe thc SKIN. leaving the Hair Soft
n Bsa1ttiul inptrtt frc1l vitality. frequently Scs
o:1nE III pristine color and rccttnes the III edtrts
',ao DJeh Tie Genuine Is sirued WILLIAM A. Race
~ otH eF9 " Gicrr limitations. aud Should BE-
Is: street. her YORK. :rSC197..y.
, 1864-04-06

The politician who safd his mouth never uttered d
llc III all probability spoke through his nose But tat
SAN he hest iemedy for Coughs, Colds and all af
fcctions Of the Throat and Luncs ever usea-mnst
and docs rot fear contr for It ts what every
set rctae only IS ccf per bottle. Druggists al
rrll 1t. FULLER. FINCH FULLER, And SNI CH {
anxhQIE,at NkHth
, 1864-04-06

TE3Ee.
Eontal1nE nearly 90 pages, and 1se tne F1ates and
: late of Heath aad isisesse, wis Treasse On
SsfAbuss :f;I I. Dsgo,sole Goase9gezcse 9poa tne
the only rational aud successful mod Of cure, a.
snoNn bJ the report Of ca.eG treated. L truthful
*dvaeef to the married, and those contemplating
marriage, who entertain dtutts Of their phsslcs1
condition. Sent fse of postaEe to any address. on
receipt Of IS cents, In Etau pos'1: currency, By
eddresst1E pr. LA CEoIX, No. 81 Maiden I:ne. A.
, 1864-04-06

p E MOV AL.
FARGO Il BILL,
Have removed from u Lake street to their nsx
DOUBLE STORE,
Nos. as Sc so Wabash Avenue,
Nextsouth Of Cooley, Fatwe1l Co.
We have lnzrely increased our facilities foz macx-
featuring our celebrated
ZIP AND cALF.wAnnAETKD
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having also received q large and well selected
Stotk Of desirable goods for the
SPRING TRADE,
We invite the attention Of an Dealezs in BOOTS Aud
gHoEs to n examination Of the same. We continue
the CASE 81 STEM. and know that no TINE Hou8o,
EARtbr West, can compete with us:
fe1E-Wso-2m FARGO d BILL.
r EhoV AL
, 1864-04-06
Letter from the President to the North
American Review.


American Review.
Our readers Will remember that reports
were current month or two ago that the
publishers of the Rep1e,c had received q let
ter from the President Of the United States,
called forth by the article in the January
number on the "Prcsident's rolfcy.' This
letter was sometimes represented as being
complimentary and sometimes as letter Of
criticism and correction. The letter itself is
now printed In an editorial note at the close
Of the April number, and has an interesting
bearing upon Mr.. Lincoln's views upon IN
important point Of political theory. It is o.
follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 4
WASHINGTON, January Is. (
Nesers. Crosby Il Nichols:
GENTlENES: The number for this month
and year Of the North american R.riep, was
duly received: and for which please accept
my thanks. Of course am not the most
Impartial 5udgci Jet, with due Milo vance for
this, venture to hope that the article entI.
tied, sThe Presidents POLICY will be Of
value to the country. I lear am not quite
worthy of al which is therein kindly said Of
TIE sentence of twelve lines, comueuclpr
at the top Of page 252, could wish to be not
exactly o. It is. In what il there expressed,
the writer has not correctly understood me.
have never had theory that secession
could absolye States or people from their
obligations. Precisely the contrary is assert
ed in the inaugural address; and It Was be.
these obligations, that / WIS puzzled, Tor a
time, rs to denying tho legal rights Of those
citizens who remained individually INNOCENT
Of treaton or rebellion. But mean no more
noH than to merely call attention to this
point. Yours respectfully,
, 1864-04-06

All who haye Friends Or Relahses- IN tie Atty or
supplled With thcse Pills and Ointment: and where The
brave Soldcra and Sailors haye neglected provide
the 9y their friends: They hare been proved to be
tho 6oldieE'e auVer-lanE iend In the houg of need
, 1864-04-06
LOWEST CASH PRICES.

Having purchased our Stock Previous to January,
We CAN AND WILL offer iAducemente to heavy
caoss buyers that cRn1ot fail to please.
FARFELL, FIELD d CO,
fetwt2f2m
, 1864-04-06
TO-PARTNTRSHTP -R,cho1d

- sheFM4h. q Buffalo, Benjamin n Jcfyta Prea3.
dSnt n;c Q. tae RnnE of gszsnoCa and Edwsrd S.
associated themselves together for the purpose o(
earring On and L AntA cling The b1isinesa NJ F "
, 1864-04-06

Those feelings which 20 saaden, usually arise rom
trouble annoyance obstructed pcrspratlon, eat
tQfbIng the hca1thful action Of aud stomach.
Ihsso 95ans , mus. be Eel!eyed il yo9 desire 70 b
strnctloue, win quickly produce healthy action to
4 clear head and good appetite.
, 1864-04-06

AaoP1SE STREET, In the city Of New Yorl
-. ukpER TIE Y1RN NAME OF
RICH. SHERMAN l. CO..

South Clark St., Loomfs Bu1idlnes.
Weare now prepared to receive Deposits. Buy ant
Eell Exchange, and transact General Banking Bus-
ness, .-...
DEKJA1lIE LOMBARD. Preeidcnt.
B. uUTCHINGS BADGER, Cashier.
rnl1E.n3sl1rn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
COME -ERATE CREDIT IN EUROPE.

TIE Loaoo1 hdsr Of August SO, in al article OF
oe Gasrci,l prospects OF the Confederate Safes, II
Va en- It Pre1ies "a brilliant AdninisuAuOn" Tor Mr.
Trepaclm, says, upon the policy Of the Governor
bsirg iJs own importer;
III discovery lad Deen made, and was acted upon
has private e-IeTpnse COula prod ably u the bock
ads q grts. GOyeiL msu,, Wsn = TreAsu d DartRgni
e. manage tGe .ALGIal TRANSACTIONS, VITA . War n,
pUtuo-. ~ sup,un.s4d transportation ana stoIage
alu NAVY DspaF mint ~ sele-t vessels anu ore ss
Si.u al Uuo-iLgy suhd e.euIJ aOo.d, eOu.d a. eas,
o ,ue ssms. bu. while tile oyVery &C ca up m
yIyale pal anO pTiVaye en.Irp,Le nUG ulCUu-
.s,d uoA q CODre.iJl, provided only lhas r,a-
-,ua1l5 suAg Nee Wa gwen that Tor every ole o
30 tn IrTaey XpSIJ,O theTs shoula Do rs.urned Al
CuIsslent y. plae.Gal uuhy Toe Tssut has been ths
-- CJlleIeIae aImlss sere neVec pestsr suppAsO Il
$50 d. els VI tie Gwen Guy the IJMes. cAsu
y.tel ~ E4OpeAu markets VIA previously vas alu ior
d. Ia-u IaJe; ~. tn0 smsL foreign IOAn has been,
la GEL unfinished red mptOH aLO, II 10 cret a.
ul 80 cons Do a5Is balance actually accsVtuIa-
ting abroad IN Csedls VI sue UOnieGeIaS Tr,a.ur,
Never has N huauGA. CONDITION u DeIgsrent eOun-
lry oulsae Is BOUNDARIES been sGuAdy pIosps-
rOus
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

ter and they lie upon because they hate ns, and be-
oause they are conscious Of their inteFioriiy.
MOI The Yankee people are not deceived BY this re-.
port nor are the persons who subscribe their names to
il nor is Lincoln himself They all know that if
there were any truth in it, means would be taken to
withdraw their prisoners. They not only know that
their prisoners are not worse treated than the necess
ties Of the case absolutely demand, but they prefer
that they should remain where they are, since by
naming there, they retain 81 900 Confederate soldiers
Ehose services at this moment would instantly decide
the contest in our favor The question is, can they
make Europe, especially England, believe itH For, to
be thought great enlightened, Vrtuous, humane ma
ton is point Of great importance With Yankee Doc
die; and they have saVlsh dread Of lgand's opn'
ion. Tous, it is matter Of very little moment what
E9Rland or any other nation may think of ". We
ara working out our own independence, and We are de-
tsrmusd 70 work it on. in our way. Bat for them
he case Is very d,rent and it is unfortunate for
their vanity, that even Enshnd seems to be perfectly
aware of their national foible-an instructive dsn.
clinaGOn to speak the truth, whoa q fAlsshOOd
can obtain the end as well.
In this respsc. they judge the Yankee more hard.
" than We do ourselVes We, for instance ara not 50
liberal ss 10 believe that he would not tell the truth
when he shOlld 6nd that he would lose nOthr by do
ing sc. We 90 no farther than to think that if be
we're called on to testify in a case in VIII Oh neither
truth nor fasehOOd could do him any harm good he
would prefer lie, BY sort Of instinct. English in.
creduty, IN the contrary if We may trust their jour
nails, Is absolute. They refuse TO believe anything Jon
ahan says; and, OF course, the raw head AndbOOdy-
bones story OF tie prisoners will be set down TO the &C.
count Of Yankee imsginAdon-A species OF imagination
which, Wth all their ASPIRATIONS has not yet any
Of them very great poets, but which answers marvel
lsus well the humber and more practical purpose o.
INVENT rR q lie,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OrrroI OF TEE WHO. Ont. l.

UfFioI OF TIE WING, OGt. j, 1864.
Att recent auction sale in Charleston, s. c.,
50 500 Confederate seven per cent bonds we're sold
$780, ZOO eight per cent. bonds, due 1868, at $IOS4
$500 ditto, duo 1875. $ll2 81 400 fifteen million loan
Sl84; 81 600 seven thirty bonds $50.
The Mobile Tribune, of 25th ult, says:
The provision market keeps pretty well supplied
Corn il plentiful and seI in los OF 50 80, retair
A. 81 ani dull at that Flour is eff 500 per sack.
Ba is quoted at So 30. Hams, aud good ariics
Clear Sder, ia quo at SO 10 81. Llrd is scarce
and sells at 81 Buteris alsp scarce SFee Potato es
owing to the great quantity raised in this county ard
the quantities. that receiye1 from the INTERIOR
falmg in tIi,e fast Yesterday they were ceiling ct
$40 so to $40 per bushel. We may expect much
further decline in them. We notice that there is good
smaud for Peas DO h table and COW pcai; but few
have vet been brought in Pumpkins also are scarce
90 ID price would be paid fer load of them il
shpped here.
A lew barrels of Sorghum Molarsfs have beon sold
here learn, at retail at So gallon. email lot
Wis sold out by the barrel $40, though il net
M l, article. merchant Informs US nat ha had an
offer of os much he would want from TO City ta
res from planter as $40 barrel but from the a' Sc
nuatttes that IA being made ia tho country, he in
the opinion that il will be low that Ia this M rsi
bsfere many weeks l. bong EeW article pcTsons arc
not disposed 10 venture into is 10 any cxtn tLough
there Is ready sale and growing demand for it daily
aud ouid advise thoss who h6vs any in tho country
on sale to chip down at once, while the price higb
We hsve ample supo OF fresh meIts, which con-
tinue to retail at 81 so per pound. These prces.t
eeems, neVe fuotuate. In short, We have plentiful
supply of most articles Of eatAb.es in the markell
Many Of them could be sold much cheaper II the grow
ers were only disposed TO act On the principle that
thiog5 are too high aud must come down.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
THE CITY,

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO LEWIS x. HARvrT Efo.-Sl.ur-
day night Mr.. Lewis E. HArve, President Of the Rich
mOnd and DAnVille Railroad oOmpSuy, had his right
thigh bone fractured in shocking manner. He was
on bis way TO edmond, cling 9 hand-car pro-
psled BY negroes aud on app oacbing the Manchester
depot, across the river he discovered q car on the
track. Before the negroes could check the momentum
OF the hand-car 1t was close to the obstacle on the
track. Mr. HarVe attempted to break the force Of the
conclusion by projecting his foot in front of the hand.
car, but in doing so, struck the other car with such
violence that his thigh broken and the bone forced
through the muscle of the leg.
Mr.. HAVE was removed soon as practicable to the
residence Of his relative, Mr. John D. Blair, on Main
street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
Wear TaE NEWSPAPERS ARE DOING

From fty 10 one hundred hsto boys, a. the lowest
calculation arc eng gCd every afternoon in selling the
EVeoi Elton OF The Wing, from the sale Of which.
most CT them, according 10 their energy and speculative
s,Ien realize IRON ten to fifty dollars clear profit
Taese carriers 10 the maia represent as many families
to Whcsa ,upport their dA profits are oonr bu,ed-
Taking this into consideration in connection with the
elorHous combined issue Of the City dles, and an 40
prczmate idea may be readily formed OF the large rum
Der Of families absolutely pendent for support upon
the proupt and regular issus of tie Richmond p.ners
uIit never by the way also occurred to our reader
taas SUNDAY 1T all days TIA weak ia m,st prss....
Of Gj5agrssabls dshesrtening and provoke rumos for
tho simple reason that tia; day, no paper is Issued
In no other way can We account for the stsreOlyped
phrase Of Su,dy rlDor, unless the solution be four
in tie fayorte saying Of rough old divine that ian
Idle brain Is the DEVILS workshop"
We throw cut these remarks, suggestivey, and need
only sdd that in other branch Of business are dis
counts ga liberal 10 the retailer.
As brief Gs they eve, they will at glance, disclose
10 the country ald army the important faC that macy
ler's family under the pressure Of the high prices
of proyisiou would so TO bed hungry, if the carrier
bova we're stopped, even Tor day. c'yiDg "Eraminer,
Wig D.spai.h, Enquirer aud Sent'Hel-lalest news
from Early, Petersburg and Fort HnrsoD." We out
and cul approve, however, the suggestion of sub.cr-
Der in the 6s that all the tribe Of huge hearty buck
negroes gagged e1clusiVsly in hawking daily papers
Should be Iu TO more profitable employment, aud boys,
the sons Of soldiers, far practicable substituted in
q. sta4d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
An Exercise in the Fine art Of Lying.

We published, the other day, an extract from a re-
port made By g committee Of Yankees doctors and
oher with respect to the treatment 1X ended to tsei5
prisoners in the various prisons Of the South. Il is
based on statements BY the persons themselves who
have been prisoners and have escaped by exchange
othsr-isa. Our readers have reen 70 many accounts
published by Yankees, Of the treatment they received
while prisoners il tie South ttas thew ere Of course
no. ,uroried 90 6nd this report ssuo of Ie-, too
gross 70 ipcss OF a-ybcdy vhoecsver. L. evidently
doe Do Impose on the persons WHO .isn IT, ior they,
noybs,s recommend toe step vach would most surely
and mo-. quickly put an md 20 al The sutfeTngs they
deseribs We sluds, f oOuise 10 a renewal OF tic
ea,,l "a tto terms in which &c ia conceived. L'ueoln
.as Seward 90 ret believe it; FOR # they did, they
a-i SION put an e1d 70 tho rT,rag by instituti1g
crcseg s7s.sm Ct exchange. They would DO prompted
e. his no. by any fseng Cf cou passion for their vic
tms us ny tbe az Of tie public voice in the coming
election Taey not only d. nos believe It Themselves
Gu, hsy very well know thai the Yankee public doe
no. bsIsvsis. Did that Pablo credit ore wcrd Of Is
Is vcud eomps! EUccln to rescue their eouutrymer
BY reIsei & tao exchange.
TIE vlo'e sf,ir Is YaCkes Ee, firm one end to the
olsr, bsjs-oi In b. rot ono single YanS1o, but used
for tie purpose Of rendering tho Confederate people
ard thsi government as cdous as possible in the eyes
Of R1rop'. As people We taEe shown ourselves 80
inaOisey superior, in every pOssSle respect, to the
Yankee nation that they hate " g SORT hates bis MAJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
The Fifth and Ninth Corps Engaged.
OUR LOSSES SLIGHT.

PHrIRDuRa, Oct lst p. M-The enemy. altar
taking breaatWorks last night pressed forward tome
two miles uGtl they we're met and driven back upwards
Of mile, by our forces.
Early this morning our infantry charged aud drove
Inc enemy irom line Of breastHofks which they ad
thrown up In advance Of lost works. This line was
held during the day, with a number of the enem,s
killed and wounded but rer pushed at night. Our
troops then fell back short distance.
Upwards of four hundred more prisoners we're can
tuIed this morning
The slaughter OF the enemy, yesterday evening, was
very heavy Oar general officers say that it was CITY
surpassed At spOIsyivAnia Court Houss last May.
The forco Of the enemy principally engaged was
composed OF the Fifth and Ninth Corps. There were
may new men among them.
The enemy were busy running call along the Inca to
the place OF hghtig. all nlgat Il 10 supposed REM
iorOemeLta were gong forward.
A heavy rain has been falling all day. Fgh.Irg Was
renewed this evening.
Our cavalry was engaged hsaviIy yesterday and TO-
Gay, They oaPturs1 number Of prisoners Ia yests,,
days AEhL
All Is gong on well, aAd good results are antici.
pstsd.
Oar loses have been eight tSus fer.
'loOsD DIsPAIca1
PLflRtsUks, DC. 2-NJ Iui Gnsr effort has bean n.ds
- dGledge The enemy ON the breasssorks near sor.
kcR4e.
Yesterday evening the sneuy's cavalry pressed for.
yard still uriher IN our rgnt some eight miles below
deIe, diving back our cavalry some distance.
Our cavalry, hOseVsr, bel reinforced made A stand
and alter hard fight Grove the enemy back "a ss,.h
lsnns tbs lines from which for while our
been GislOdged. "A1
Daring the fight our cavalry c,ptured shor. TN
huldreo prisoners.
Oar loss slight; that Of the enemy severe
Among the claim Is neral Durn,yapt r. sor,L
Carolina, and d.. John FJntAine H.mptOn,s M,SIo.I
Director.
Oar lOssss since Thursday are 1oI over seven bur-
drtd
Our cavalry lost one piece Of artillery when thew vera
dhisdged from Fort hcRAe In the morning.
The total number Of prisoners captured TINS IA, ia
ote thousand seven hundred.
The enemy have shelled our position near Ire sceue
If operations for the last few days. and several hours
bis forenoon, bu. !. amounted to nothing.
Fighting my be renewed at any moment,