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THE WEEKLY REGISTER.

Smiths losses were inconsiderable. At
6 p. Nj. Wilson, with his cavalry. fell
upon the rear of a brigade Of Heth's di-
vision which Lee had drawn around to
his left, apparently with the intention oil
enyeloping Burnside. Altera sharp but
short conflict, Wilson drove them from
their rife pits IN confusion, He took a
few prisoners. He had previously
fought and routed Gordon's Brigade Of
rebol cavalry.
During these fights lie lost several Of
fcers. Among them Col. Preston. of
the LIST Vermont. Col, Benjamin, Of the
9th New York cavalry, is severity woun.
ded. Gen. STANDARD, serving in the
18Th Corps, was severely wounded on
Friday. Our entire loss in killed,
wounded and missing during the three
days operations around Cold Harbor,
will not exceed, according to the Alju-
tant Generals report, $500. This
morning, Saturday June 4th, the enc
my's left wing in front of Burnside was
found TO have been drawn in during the
night Col. Cesnola, in command of
1000 men, arrived here yesterday, hay
ing marched from Port Royal. Telo-
graphic communication between Cherry
Stone and Fortress Monroe continues
interrupted.
A dispatch from General Sherman,
dated the 4th, s A, NJ, thirteen miles
west of Marietta, reports that his left is
now well around, covering all the roads
from the south to the railroad about Ac,
worth, His cavalry have been in Ac.
worth, and occupy ia force all the Ala
toona Pass. No other military intolli-
gcnco has been received by the Depart
mont. [Signodl E. M. STANTON,
Scc'y of War.
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TIIE NEWS.

The Prince Of Wales mode his frs,
speech in public on the 18Th Of May, at
the seventy-fllh anniversary dinner Of
the Royal Lilerory Fund. The London
papers say the Prince spoke we'll and ex.
bibitci promise otbocoming fnc ora.
tor. His chief fault is that he hangs
his head Gown while speaking
Major. General Fremont has resigned
bis position in the rcgphr army, and the
resignation was promptly accepted
Major General Buell. resigned hi, posl.
ton in the volunteer army, bnt retains
his old position of Colonel 10 tho regular
army INTERROGATION wa, also accent
cd, Gen. McClclaa's resignation has
not yet been reported,
here was a monster meeting OF New
York Saturday utgh. to give moral sup.
Pod TO Con, Grant aud tho Army Of the
PO.omae' Twcng.fce thousand people
ware present
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From tho WheeIlng IntelIlgeneer.
Col. Duynland the Gallant Ninth.

Col DuYnt ana the Gallant Nlnlh'
GlNTLEMAN;-l was permitted 10 read
day or two since private letter from
momber of the regiment, giving
bief description Of the brilliant charge
and capture of the enemy's works at
Cloyd Mountain on the - instant,
and among the prisoners, taken, was the
notorious jenkins, the Generalissimo of
Border Rangers Gas they style themse.
vesJ in West Va, whd7waswounded and
reported to have since died. It was
one Oflhe seyerest conflicts of the war.
The enemy two regiments strong and
thoroughly cntrenched, were mostly
from West Va, and Of course, stimula
ted by every passion Of their nature, to
the last Gen. Crooks understood this
and assigned the task of meeting them
TO a West Va, regiment, and that--the
NBTll This, Of itself, was an honor,
which the briliancy and success Of the
work alone could heighen, and though
the General probably thought of array.
ing Greek against Greek, be did as the
result shows, much more-he placed
loyalty against treason; the disciples Of
Washington against those Of Benedict
Arnold ! And every loyal heart in W.
Va. must swell with Joy and honest
pride at the result. But our loss is
great, Que hundred and eighty-fye
either killed or wounded. Col. Duval
led the charge and with a color bearer
on either side, scaled The enemy's works,
and getting out of ammunition routed Or
captured him by butts Of guns, erected
the glorious old flag and escaped un'
harmed-whiIe nine, next in his rear,
were shot down before reaching the en-
emy's works. He, who inspires the
good and brave, seems often specially to
protect them.
| am quite anxious to see a list ofthe
killed and wounded. | had many &C.
Quaintances and esteemed friends in the
regiment, among officers and privates,
and did something towards getting it
up, at its formation. But however
strongly we may desire to have them
survive TO enjoy the fruits Of their glo.
rious toll in this world, we must ali of
us expect 10 lose dear friends in the
present great sacrifice. 1t is not SO
much aehca as how they die. And 10
true soldier would ask a filter time and
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Tho Cloyelona Mass Meeting.

Fanatics from nearly all the odherins
States, assembled on the 3lst of May, at
Cleveland, and after giving vent to their
splean generally, passed a series of res
oluIious, and put Fremont in nomina.
ton, for President and Cochran (of n,
Y. for Vice President.
We regard this convection of the
restless, andimpraclica5Ic, dong hairs"
greeting, as a very harmless affair. We
are satisfied twill foil to divert enough
unionists from the support of Lincoln,
to ieparlize his succeFsof nOminaters at
Baltimore, These maIconiraots style
themselves the Radical Democratic
part
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Official War BullItan.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, June 80 P. NJ.
To Major General Die:
A dispatch dated yesterday at 1880
P. NJ. has this evening baen received
from General Sherman. Hereports that
on Wednesday, June list, Mcpherson
moved up from Dallas TO poict in front
Of the enemy at New Hope Church.
Ga Thursday, June ID, Schofeld and
Hooker, having been shifted TO the ex.
treme left, pushed forward toward Ma,
rietta, At the same time Stoneman's
and Garrard's cavalry we're sent to An,
Altoona, which they reached and held pos.
session of. These movements, the dis
patch says, have secured the pass, which
was considered formidable one.
Movements are reported by the dis
patch as in progress which are not prop.
er now for publication.
Nothing has been heard from Grant
since his dispatch dated at O'Clock
yesterday morning, Telegraphic com
municatiou has been delayed by VIC.
lent storm on the Peninsula yesterday
evening and last night, and cannot be
re-cstablished before some time to NOR.
row.
[Siguedl b. NJ STANTON
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they resist and deliver attacks. Whole
brigades may be swept away, thousands
torn to pieces with shot and shelf, and
stiR they hold background, ever rsspon-
siye 10 the voice Of their commanders;
no wagering in their ranks; no hesls.
ton in their tread. The reputation
Of tho Aplrican people for courage,
which at Que time some there were who
pfofessed to doubt, they have amply 70,
deemed. None can venture to taunt
Lhem noW.n .N L.l
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After a session ofsix months duration,
we are panied to be compelled to chron.
iclo the humiIialing fact, that some Of
the most indispensable measures are not
yet protected aud passed The fnan.
ces of the country, suffer day by dy, by
the tardy passagl of the tax and tariff
balls, so long before Congress.
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A nrl,t.h view of tho struggle.


EEGLlSu ADMIRATION OF THE FEDERAL
SOLDIERS,
The Globe, the most influential and
widely circulated paper in Canada Welt,
published in Toronto, reviews the cam,
paign, aud gives uIioranco in the follow.
ing unqualified manner to feeling, Of
sympathy for the cause, and admiration
of our soldiers:
"For eight successive days we have
received news OF continuous fighting in
Virginia. Not merely skirmishos oflit
de Importance or no importance, but Of
great battles in which tens of thousands
Of mou have been engaged ia mutual
slaughter. For more than week has
the contest ragged with fury and deter
mination unparaIlel in The history OF
war; The advance Of tho Federal army
has been contested with The dircc, obsli
macy, Fornearly every inch Of ground
which they have COINED they have had
to fight; aud so for lhey have triumphcl
in spite Of all the obstacles in,erposed,
but cnly BY the exercise Of the utmost
bravery und perseverance The hour Of
final success appears to be at hand
"N Len we r0collect the battles which
took place at the commencement of the
war il is hard to believe that the same
men are now engaged Then, the ar.
mics upon either side were but mere
mobs, little amonable to discipline, read.
lily stricken into paoio, incapable Of re-
ally hard fighting At Boil Run, the
Contodetatos, though they may claim
the victory Os their own, were all but as
badly frightened as their opponcntsj in.
decd, there ore those who have it that at
The lime The Union troops were hasten.
ing back to Washington, great portion
Of tho rebel army was well on their way
to Richmond Now lhCy bn changed
1ID lbo. Hour after honrl y o'cr day,
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PAY Ur.-Wo would again remind
those indebted to us for subscription, ad-
perlising and job work, that we are 10
great need of money, and would be
pleased 10 have them settle their &C.
counts. Those that cannot make it
convenient to call at the Office, can send
The amount due US by mail,
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Casualties in the 9th W. va. Regiment.
Kjllod-Coptain W B Wherzel. j
Hostettcr, w Bowlos, Sergt W L Ora
h0m, Sergt W + McWhortor, Corp ]
hurry, Gorp J Meadows, L Hess, |
Taylor N S CottoreIl, L Farmhouse,
Corp p W Lent, D S Cumpston, W
Rood, Q 7 Lonny, Sergt ] X Kelly,
Sergt 4 Nicely, Isaac Roy, Alf Berry,
Corp David MitcheltreC, George Baker.
T Chamberlain, a Gibbs, B Long, W Z
Vincent, Griffin, D W Pringle, Sorgl
H F Murry, Corp W V Haley, ] L Ar.
gobrigbt, P Douglass, ] Hart, J Rober.
baugh, W II Brannan, W A Chancey,
B B Parsons, Sergt c W Markin, Corn
W a Edens, B Shumate, H Waugh.
Serght II Wmchell, Corp D Winters W
Waller NJ Brumcr, J F Deans. Total,
10. '
Wounded-oapt 0 Phelps, slightly.
Lieut. & W jenkins, severely: Ljenl II
W Davis, slightly; Sergt G w Will ]
A Davis, lost left arm; R Barnes, Ser,t
5 & Glaizo, Corp D Laughlin, Corp ] "
Homer, J Lester, L E Smith, G W Drod.
dy, G G Casper, Mcclure, ] Harris
Wesley Wilson, B Chapman, L Deal /
4 Smith, P Marks, A Naylor, C Drake
Z II Carper, M Perine, Corp + Blair, ]
Boobs, S Douahow, R S Donahow, G
Dwon5oTscr, D Riggs, L NJ Stanley. ]
Lyons, Q Mcclure, W G Wells. Serpt ]
II SmnlIbridgc, G w Cohen, w Noel, ]
A Smith, A J White, A L Ely, FLA
Martin, Q Laurence, mortaly; WV
Ames, R II Adams, D NJ Baker, L Duffy,
A Hall T McGrow, D Smith, 4 Sin.
clair, II Still, w Thomas, e Wager,
Sergt } May, J W Westrall Shcard
Smith, N Hagman, L i Nichols, G
Bishop, M Dorsey, G w Campbell, f
NJ Slaughter, p G Bonnet, S A Badrot,
} BeerIey, NJ CASTOR, Martin Castor, ]
B Castor, p p Castor, } Hall, ] ITardi.
way I Jarvis, W II C McCupe, A
Nichols, P S ScbooIoraft, in Whctzol,
a J. Wilson, SCrgt N a Smith, sarst G
lilI'huno% @ Markin,, AW Clark, Lon.
don Massjo, ] Cearncs, A BlapkopaSin
Blair, A Blair, IL Boyd, II B Dillon,
A brown, i Ferguson, D Gossolt, j
Gates, i Nance, L Straight, J w Shu.
mate, 5 Wilson, n Willis, A Blanker.
SHIP I Barnett, } w Barry, ] Carson,
W Felix, II Eacher, j il Burns, G How.
ard, } W LcoI, Wilson Nance, IA
W God, SCrgt Il Roggs, / Smith, ri
ColIos,J Lett, J S Earl, 4 Knight, l.
Planter J p Earl G W Wilks, CShinp,
J Y Gallcspic, G W Tulmcr, ] Buckboo,
, n Moore, r G Pcriok, w G Upton,
II Lyons, II J Foster J N Morris. To.
.al l26.
Nli'ging,-J Sping, W Fisho, S
Drake, Taylor l. CooltoncIl, C White,
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FoRrREss Monroe, June "A rebel
maj came into General Buffers line at
Bermuda Hundred, yesterday, who says
that the Federal forces are at Secession.
vile, and threatening Charleston, The
commander has teegraphed the rebel
authorities for re-enforcemonts, saying
that unless he receives them immediate,
ly, Charleston is lost
The steamer Thomas Powell arrived
from Bermuda Hundred at P, NJ
There has been no active operations
there since last account.
The ste amer May flower was fire into,
going up the James river, this morning.
No damage done,
Heavy cannonading was heard in the
direction of Richmond last night.
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BERMUDA HUNDRED, May SO.-Thi5 is
The first day of many on which anything
OF a startling nature, has occurred 10
break the monotonous silence which has
reigned supreme. Toward evening
some new batteries, known to our peo
pie only from the reports of deserters,
opened heavily on our works. To say
the fire Yves brisk woIld be to give but
an imperfect idea of the rapidly with
which the guns of the enemy were
served, 1t was one continuous roar of
cannon, the discharge of the guns being
only equaIed by The incessant flight and
explosion OF projcCliIes. Our gunners
were not long in concluding what &C.
ton to take in the premises, and were
very soon busiIy returning their com.
plim0n!s to the enemy with compound
interest. The fight lasted about one
hour, not one person being hurt on our
side that l heard Of. Ii is not known
what insigated the enemy to make this
sudden aud furious artillery onslaught,
One proposition is that they wished TO
get the range of the guns in this new
battery, but the correct theory is proba
bly, that believing we have sent away
large numbers of men to the assistance
of Gen, Grant, it must necessarily have
so weakened US that it would be an
easy matter to carry our works. If the
promptitude with which our fire was
returned and maintained is any cri.eri
on from which tojudgo, they have prob.
ably concluded that their impressions
regarding the decrease in our strength
was erroneous. No infantry was en-,
gagged.
While the fighting was going on in
our 'front.' heavy artillery FIRE was dis
linctly heard coming from the direction
ofRichmond. The impression of many
officers was probably an engagementbo,
tween our gunboats and some shore bat
teries Of the enemy, believe, with
others, that ii was Grants artillery
The firing was too continuous and was
kept up unit too late an hour of the
night to be any other than field batteries
desperately engaged.
From TWO deserlers who camo to our
lines to-day, we learn that the commu.
nicatjons between Petersburg and Rich
mond are fully restored, and trains ara
constantly running to and fro. General
Boauregord has imperative orders to
protect 1t from further damage at all
hazards These deserters also report
that Gems II B, Johnson and Hokc are
still with Beaurcga I'd, but that Hoko's
troops have left. They overheard a
conversation between tho colonel and |
major Of the picket, wherein tho state
mont was made by the colonel that
Sherman had boon defeated by Johnston,
and that Lee was fighting to-day, So.
cosSionvillc, it is reported, had been |
ilankCd and captured, Thoy complain,
cd bitterly Of tho scarcity Of food In the |
army A ration Of only twoihrds Of
an ounce Of bacon and thirteen ounces Of |
meal were allowed daily. Many moro
had intended to follow him flom the
rebel camp end wO might expect thUm
at any moment,
very nearly forgot 10 mention that
they asserted thOrebcl force in tho works
before us to DO very gmal-scarocly
large enough 10 man tue cn.iro line !
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WASHINGTON, June 4
70 Njor Gen. Die:

70 Ngor Gen. Die:
Dispatches from Grants headquarters,
dated the Sd, have Just been received.
No operations on Thursday, Yesterday,
at 4;3O'A NJ, Giant made an assault
on the onemys lines, of which he makes
the following report;
eve assaulted the enemy this morn.
ing, Mt 1870, driving him within his in.
lrcnchmonts at all points, but without
gaining decided advantage, We now
oCcupya position close to the enemy,
and in some places within fifty yards.
"Ou loss was not severe, nor do |
suppose the enemy lost heavily, We
captured over three hundred prisoners,
mostly from Breckinridge.'
Another official report not from
Graul, estimates our killed and wound.
ed ut 800. Among the killed are: Col,
Porter Slh New York heavy artillery
and Colonel Morris, of the Goth New
York.
Among tho wounded arc General r.
o. Tyler, seriously, probably loose a
foot. [Signedl L, NJ. STANTON.
WAsmSGToN, June 8.
Major General Die!
A dispatch from Gen. Grants head.
quarters, dated at $50 last night, has
been received Ii states that about 7
p. NJ. on Friday, the Sd, the enemy
suddenly attacked Smiths brigade Of
Gobbon's division Tho battle lasted
with grsa,lay los ialr an hour The
allaek wnA .geringIy renNlacl. ..
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To the Public.

j. @. Walker, INV Foreruar) is fully author.
lied 10 transact all business connected with
this Office and paper, durinT my absence, aud
al business transacted by him, connected with
This Office, will be endorsed by me
GEO W. TlPpITT,
Publisher X Proprietor, Register
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BD'Mcn can easily run into debt, but
find it not 50 easy oven to creep out Of
ia
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GIagett, Of the Keokuk Goastitatioq,
deneunees the movement for the non=con-
sumption of foreign goods as "a hunibng
and a cheat for the ene6t iof New Eng
land manufacturers It sasgt. fail noH
It can i, Withstand the able and con-
.vineing (?) reasoning of Ciagett- or, a
be was more appropriately called for much
speaking when inthe LegfSlatutef tGlascastt
Go in. Mr.. c. - M4seattre Journal,
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II
the roads almost I'M for the. army
and retsrded lis ldosenents
Accounts say the sssny crossed theriSet
near Aekwarth and aha aayanea 10 said to
be within ) miles d 4, al old Aliatoona
| road.
Joe. johnson headquarters are west OF
Marietta, and his ieft wing at Lost Noun,
tain. s.,-2-- =. -. -.
Hardee cammands the right, Polk the
left, and Hood the centre
A dispatch from Mobile the 9th an.
nounces The capture of the steamer Dun
can, while attempting to run the block
| ade.
Telegraphic dispatches announce that
Marmaduke's blockading force on the
Mississippi, near Greenville, succeeded in
destroying 8 steamers, and securing two
of their cargnes
The Examiner thinks Grant viii at
tempt to take Richmond from the south
| side, but thinks he won't succeed
The paper says the confederate treasury
for the first time in the history of the gov
ernment is without dollar to pay any
body--nuch grunlbling in consequence.
Washington 10. Senate. - Wnkin-
son introduced joint resolution to change
the over aud route from forts Abcrcrom-
bic and Benton to fort R;lecIy. Montana
and idaho. As aforting better protection
t" enigrants- No action.
the remainder ot the mornlnc was de-
VOTED 10 consideration OF California pri-
vate iansi cIssIul>.
Ch:cqr, 17-T}r R;rlm,p1 T,vo,,i,,-
or If the Stb .,vs.
URYtor nr..Yn;,4) St,nntoa .lriv;ro the
rrhc}s - ,n:,,~ from, l.,t.!, fnd
The rI,,..- ..rsr rrc,.,:r.1 t1,r+ ,Lo 1:,-
ion f,rcas hal ,,.,ye, xoy.h s,"} ar,.r,,,i,,J
I,rxin,-,on
a'FH ii->,r !'n"r hmE"r,r from y.
/ OFi';'H~ PaNS',I oI9'no''' Ark, opposite
'tr.'H ..', - "A''h me that place, ana
p'ar'N "'''.' """" IL. h''"''S. Nmltll :
.o'r"> "o:' '>2'r' r'-..'.- ~ n E'it "t a
IIr~F'rrt" "h7ra't"r- hat Thaf day with
,HaTma"I.,. IN "nl"h r'be. t'reeS were
hAd taken ~"'.' Per ."'h nj an Impassahic
Wv VI. w., = "A ,l'' max" 'tand--
ton ~nlfH Il nt. .i~pa''i preseason "t
..'. /" ",'' Il "hp'F'fE v"''1F-o ms
too.E"~ ~ar,~f saw Sm'fh prs~",l the
batteries Iu,~jly. @nI.n-2 mile, ahuye
N"luo'd' w.n So" after attacked by
Naruaigar. Attack WAS handsomely
rypu'~.I. = r@~'. 'n,.n. about lj0; federal
loss ohAu ) A'lDt a".l 1J wounded
Nar,n1|'Ih" Nl-''r,ycn a"r,4~s bayou
where Smith cud n"' follow.
Th' t"wn was hurDwl hv our f'rccs.
New York L-Ir.hunr headquarters
r"<p,nd"nt Sth. says:
Our left wing now extends across the
raIlroad on tho eastern bank Of thjcka-
h"mlny. IN advance in that direction
vas made Yesterday morning by Griffin :
AMI Cutters division OF oth corps.
summer Bridge was taken alter
short encounter, The 18th Mass ad-
yanccd to tn riNrr, driNin- IN the enc
nS .'>f'>' @nl occupying tne n''aSe'
"" r., r., , +, ,.7'A'ny' were 'I 'Ie opposite
,;d' 1l p. tHE F.[1r ana Feh'.' hf'8''o at
-'S1'''" eaton. ''''f 'N''1oh Is llhPreg-
h""l' ''-''lH' "''' 49, N'''
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COUNCIL sIova SATURDAY MORNING JUNE ls 1851

- t&&f<& 144akxtA-
81 sszs 4 sssgilIe. The 22d Am or.
der was Issued tD xl0ys next morning On
the direct rad 10 8 IztgplIa, At the Eta
wah the oasaany's piekesa sd sharyshoeters
were met The army sroaszsl the river
and pushed on towards Huntsville, skir-
lnlshing on the way, reached Barnt Hiek-
iuFy apa Hnntsville, 25eh leaying ALA
toona and the rebal ferts miles toilet. thus
- ea,s'a. ! .osasus "a sssnang hsaSy
80 "a =. Aeala 9 ,1ont o. 9, t,eeker : 20,
sts.'.i Il Aale Asl Is pet feslsaea
= s,ss 80 se.s = s1.sl oAs s, ing haa ceased
- es - isau y snAs ilookeI haa suaue!iy ~
Epea tt,e enemy IN . swamp ana dFiE- Fi
Y y. .iaala y = oaek. eAs !.
Next morning another skifmish took
plaee, tile rebels were aeaiu forced back,
rapidly follaWed by eaf troops, when
suddenly masked batteries opened with
destructive effect on carmen. They were
cut down byshe score. Oar loss was be-
tween 200 and 800
&. n, tha oatb ,,,r .,,,,,- ,r.. :. ,o;.;o.,
| in front of tbe se,iernv STRONGLY nisraJ 4
r;Ias e,or, TaaII.s
: -. : S. e. .,e
- sno '''''HS nilS7e" l2F d" %s-
s.bt sssi - =. =, - .;ii u nan d" "GoF 'ne
x ""S -. '''T anu 'he SIa"2n'fF OF
in confusion.
At the same t;p,o 4 rovarf,l ,,t,cL wa.
made IN NrPber"n r;bt onJ IN I,,"S, ra,,,oJ ~'
The ensnr's I1ss :. hf,waaa , nnH ,1,I
| 3 900 ''''>'
c.,
/. Vh "a ',lo , ,iS' i< d le'n'e "''acA was maze
'Ato eDs'> | % ""n =, ,>t,,'' n ali" ''! no'>-
""9 "''' ~ eH's's'' ''''l7'
New York. l0.-Thc,TimcS has IN ac-
count Of Grn, AveriIi'~ operations in the
expedition sent ont to distract the attvn-
tion Of Norgau and the rs5el commands
from tn" expedition pnlrr G4=n Crook -
IL this ArerIl aip~4r> t" have been high
y snccts>tuL lie krpt NrrSIu with J.
VH' '"'n rear Wythe, lie uullt Crook had
c"Inpl"t7. h, w"rk. and then moved to
JON fro"k. OnIh" Ny ii" .cn""unt"rrd
n"fgh.an.l though outuumhercd , IL I
tou"I II necessary to p'akr a -tand, and
'Af '''A a. - .tst.ltis it'tLE III
maRd stood assault after assault, hol'ilns
Their ground trim a rock until dark
:ATerIi then m2'.' III. VI ryan n"t teem-
14T !; Il a''St7"'" o. i'.''". L-'EN'uaNE ne
feti III with T"-N. after having i'.'"rtt
SA'ri"tshsN,- and 'net:'', !, !or"' %. 10 "
an'vr jenkins, "A"m h. hahArd, At
ID = '''.l,, NE ollu'''ia vs. SnIIc's '"- ~
a>hin-'"n' l'.-o"'aS to a p7'dk IN
tiie tgieSFapf there were no dIHPa'ch'~
Irt Irv'h t'e army o' the Potomac yeSieF1aE'
D,> tssns ,I. @ eh'- noFn.hs tt oaSoG 'i, nSn'
ecps PICKET
Arrangements have been effected by
which the killed and wounded were gath
er.d an
Ne movements Yesterday.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

The Mayor of Davenport recommends
that all labor on. street improvements IN
that city be suspended during the SUMMER,
Ia order. that the laborers thus employed
can go 10 the country and help the farmers
with their.er 81 good idea. that, and
worthy of imitatien.7--Gats CIty. ID.