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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20
STRAY MULE AND HORSE.

C,TNAYEU from Tie nmhUrs gM"I, nhNNt 'hr mai q
= Nav ls1i Il PALE SnNREi MARE NULL
Ihctwrcn a clay bank and rnrreil m"dinn size" nNo''t
or years old branded "n '' l"ft MP Win elht..
IN brand and ON tn. lett shoulder with IT connect
ri with II small dim in the lower part of the BRAN"
bln2cd face the tips of her ears black, stripe "er"s4
her shoulders and striped legs ,
Asa "a DARK BROWN OR BLA"K HORSE
about | wears old, about IL hands high, bright stas
in the forehead, branded on left shoulder, little
white un the hind feet.
will rive u liberal reward for the delivery of sa"
animals or either of them To me-, III Dallas. ~ ri
such Information as may lead to their recovery.
SAMUEL s. JONES.
Lallas July %, lsGi-4S:iw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20
.I,uE NEW TEXAS sPEILEW

i IN IlphnUct-FnhIl! hVd bN f. tt. CUSHING, HNu'.
tun--Thr second edition of he above SpriIcr is just
out lee Five Dollars per dozen, iity cents single
or II. -uui,alant in Confederate mon
cy, sent hy mail post paid Tn" edition is small and
will probably he exhausted within twenty days Par
ties desiring spelling books in time for Fall schools
should apply ,""n or they may be- disappointed
Houston, Aug. Ii, Is, lit. JAS Bl Rk h.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20

The ouhchita Conference Journal paws the follow
. n uieriied compliment TO the gLlant Stand Waltz:
,.Tliis distinguished Indian Chic Of the Cherok-s
a b-en made b'gadier General b, the Confederate
rgress. tn" homo and promotion well merited.
i xpc Waite carly cmb-aced the Confederate esuse,
rli,E- i~en among ifs most unwaverhg, faithful
. Afercic detenoers ever since. The biooiy battle
40 = Chn-tanahlAh, Elkhorn and others q later
a bear witness 81 bis vaior and gallaniry. He Is
frrt Indian bfigsdior. Long may he live towear
s.nonors and veil earned lAureis.T
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20

To de Sheriff of Turrdm CoHmE-Gr"fing:
NuU are hereby commanded 10 SUMMONS all persons
i Interested in the estate of A. D. johnson, decd ,
10y publication in the Dallas Herald, for four
siye weeks, to he and appear before tn" County Court
pertaining To- estates. 10 hr holden in and for the
county of Tarrant, the last Monday in September
tu show why The cstatenf A. johnson, dec d
should not he partirionrl aud distributed among the
lrirs entitled Herein iail moi, and make IcurA as
the law requires.
- Witness my hand and seal of the County
g. . Court this 18th day of August loA
& NANCE, Clerk
~ A true copy: j W GILLESPIE,
f52lt1 Sheriff Tirrpnt County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20
TIE STATE OLE TEXAS.

TO tir Sierig Of PIlker CoinIiy--GrettiHy:
NDg. are hereby commanded to summon Lnrengn
L Wilson, Harriet Sullivan and Martha. Barker,
thrIe he heirs of Orlanlu Wilson. deceased ciH.
zeus VI the SiateDf Mississippi, by publication n the
the Hon Probate Cnnrt oT Parker county. Texas To-
be held at the Court House of said county the last
Monday in August, lsGi tn answer til" petition II
EPhraip Wilson. who prays, that after paying the
debts cf aid dncerntS estate, decree may be made
TO Partition and distribute the residue thcreofam
ia" heirs AZ which Te IA Of the Court said LOrcnyn
Wilson. Harriet Sullivan and Martha Barker wilt
make known their affections, if any they have Why
petitioners prayer siisull not ne granted. Ier-in
fail not but service Hul return make the Law di.
reefs. Girrn under my hand and official
SEAL .nl, this nth day Of July. ls6i
| THOS L. TOLER.
- l49.H Co. Cl'k Parker Co, Tex
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20

A dministrator's NOticc.-.Lctt"rs OF ~
N mimistraiion upon the estate ofJohn j. Colii' ~;
deceased, having been granted ly III" county .olt
Of rTarrant County at the March Term, 1854, of saih
C urt notice is hereby given to all p rs"ms h"limr
claim against said estate 10 present tll" same dn>
auth,ni rrrI within the time prescribed by law
All fllu-. rluit-u will make immediate payment u
III undersigned. JOHN a. " "iMS' ,.
.l,.ly l.l. lSti--5O6t. Adn r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20

TAKE NOTICE-Thn; al IN" May Term
L ioi, of the County Court of farrrnt County
] was appointed Administrators ut The Estate Of u.
OlIngrr deceased. All persons haN Iuu claims again
said estate, must them IN III" time prescribed
by law, and those indebted to said cciA'c win make
immediate paym mt. MARY oLIN"Ek,
July 30. lSGi-4D.6t" Administrators.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20

NOTICE. The undersigned having this DAY
y bcrH appointed Administrator OF Ia" estate g.
Atrri u Luhu4un, deceased, hv ia" County Court ~
rarrant county, pertaining rorstt"s Of ecrtsrhpt'
sons give notice to all r"rNnn' holding claims agH'hs'
said -taiS to present them th' ,w requires, an"
~ ,,,,- i"d-It"d said rStat" wa come iurward
and make puyment JO.iN \ WINS,
II. e. JOHNSON,
July 26, lsti--5O:Gt Admrs.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20
FARM TO EXCHANGE.

7 WANT tu exchange u farm Tor h'gr" properly
| For further particulars, enquire OF
Dallas July % lsbt-l mo j. >. bAhh' I'D
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20

,prSISs iN FENAS FOR AUGUST. from .tHcck's
. .ac This is. perhaps, the most important
the year in tlis kitchen garden TIL" crop is
,,y more ,n,n.hlr, both in an economic and Pc
ry Dtat OF view, but the vege tl'les are Vt better
n tn and endure Iongcr in perfection. II the
l0t been already put in order, maliurcd and dug
oughed, let no time be lost il preparing i'll
a rainy or dark weather occurs, set ont plants of
age, broccoli, cauliiiuwer, kalc, saSoys, brussels
ts celery endvc, &c, and SOW seeds Of all these.
. urnips at two or three different times during the
q h also mustard, both on richly mtnured ground
W. .penning or othcrwise, or in new land. A few
potatoes may lie planted; they will most com
ly do we'll Plant sugar corn for la'o Roasting
Melons and cucumbers for pickles, II few snap
i, peas and broad beans. Sow rahish, lettuce,
ried and water cress, parsley, onions, parsnips,
mage carols, lecks, bee!s etc. Radsh, lettuce and
led creSs must be suwn in succession the turnip
lisbes are the hardest, and will, many of them,
nd the winter; the brown Dutch and other hardy
luce shond be planted so as to be protected, som"-
at if the winter proves very severe; parsley be-
ma, we'll established. before cold weather onions
A leeks vii be drawn when large enough, and pla
ont to bulb and grow carrots and parsnips both
ks growth enough before winter to stand uninjur
and are then and in early spring in perfection
Ms should now be sown for main crop, growing
Ii and continuing in perfection till mid winter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20

II Justice Sup. CGurt-Robcr,s. ia Bell: u.
,ciate Justice-l,reves, "a; Buckley, As; Saylrs'
,rrcv G,neral-Tarver, l52: Stell, G Johns, |.
,iptroilcr-w. l.. Robards, 1873; II. Y. King, 20;
Locke, Il; c. Il. Johns, 2.
0 Treasurer-C., H. Randolph, III.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20
rBIIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
By SWINDELLS q LANE.
W. SWINDILLS. J. W. LANE.

o-kdiutant JAMES q. CrrTcHFiELb " toi. ChiS'
Regiment, will leave for his command on the
=, inst. and will take any letters for Gen MporS
ision Of Cavalry II l.ft at the Post Once by Sat
~ the 27th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-20
OFFIUIAL VOTE OF COOKR COUNTY.

: We are indebted to Lem. GOoding, E"I., cnun
,rk, for the following
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PhiiaieiphIss. Pa.

nisIAsEs or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL. URINA.
~ RY AND SEXUAL sYSrEMS-Nev and reliable
tre~tment-in Reports Of the Howard Association
~ mail Ina sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge Ad
dress Dr. J. SkiLllN HOUGHTON, Howard Association.
so-a south Ninth street. PhiAdei"hiA nov7 80 "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
Rights OF Americans.

wsg has just made the following summary
of what he calls the inaenable rights OF Amer-
cans, and which are not enumerated in the De.
claration of Independence
To know any trade or business without ap
premiership or experience.
To marry without regard 10 fortune. state of
health position. or opinion OF parents
To have n wife and children dependent on con.
tingencies Of business. and in case of sudden
death 10 leave them wholly unproyided for
To teach our children no good trade. hoping
they will have when grown up. wit enough to
live ON the industry of other people.
TO enjoy the general sympathy when made
bankrupt by reckless speculation.
To cheat the government. If possible.
To hold offices without being competent TO
discharge their duties
To build houses with nine inch walls. go to the
funeral Of tenants. fremen. and Others killed by
the fall, weeping over the mysterious dispensa-
tion Of Providence
To build our cities and towns without any
parks, public squares. broad streets and ventila
ted blocks. and call pestence visitation OF
GOd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22

rs 4 COMPOSITION or AsTRISGENTs. ABSORB
elis stimulenis and carnlnstives. which every ply.
feet permanent cure of Diarrhea aud DysenteTy. Tina
Mixture nov In use IN several of eur arm
hospitals where II gives the greatest satisfaction. hs
saved the snds of soldiers and ctzens
aud will guarantee Il TO be the beet remedy nthe
world for DisrrheA and Dyseniery
NT. Woods 0f Covingion, KY. will be NEST happy 10
satisfy any one of The virtue Of Strckabds AntChoera
Mixture In fact have great number ofiestimonias
fr0m patients who have been cured after being pro-
noune Dc1rabe by their Physician some after taking
only bottle Of strcksnds tCholera Mixture. II
yea suffer with the DarrheA or y-sntsry try enc bottle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
Brazilian Affairs.

NEW YORK, Dec 2l.-The Herald has the
following:
We have Rio Janerio dates of the 10Th ult
Little or nothing is reported of the views and
designs of the government OF Brazil attendant
on the seizure of the pirate Florida in the harbCr
of Bahia
The Official Gazette of the 2Gih of October
saws that by French packet the Brazilian gov
ernment had sent full instructions TO its minister
of legation in Washington to demand proper
satisfaction for the conduct OF the commander OF
the Wachusett. no documents are, however,
published.
War continues between Brazil and Uruguay.
Gen. Flores appeared before Montevideo with
5000 men, but retired without assaultiDg the
CITY.
The blockade of Montevideo ordered by
Brazil. The Brazilian minister has given notice
that foreign vessels 10 Uruguay would be search
ed for contraband of war.
England denied that there was war, Brazil
being merely engaged in suppressing rebellion
so that Gen. Flores is not belligerent. but
merely rebel in the eyes OF the power which
recognizes JEFF. Davis as a belligerent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
&c.. &c. &C.. &c.
Prom New nork.


NEw YORK Dec 2l--The morning papers
have nothing from Sherman.
The Herald's City Point correspondent Of the
18th instant says:
The notorious rebel scout Sergeant Vim. l..
Waterbury, OF the 81 North Carolina regiment
OF cavalry was mOrtaly wounded on Thursday
last Waterbury has been long known to our
authorities as vigilant, troublesome scout. with
bravery enough to venture into our camps, and
sagacity sufficient 10 avoid detection and elude
pursuit. He has infested the country between
James river and our lef beyond Petersburg all
summer All attemrtsto eutraD him have hith-
erto failed. SmsR parties have been sent in his
pursuit, but he obuld never be overtaken or den-
titled. Bytt few weeks ago he came to the
" ellis House one morning before sun rise, and
threatened the capture of the safe guard this with
in halfrange of three Union forts, and said to be
within minnie range of General Meade's head
quarters. 1t appears that Waterbury came to
our pickets dressed in uniform, which uniform
represented him as one of our soldiers. and re
quested to be directed to his regiment. Con
trary to his expectations, soldier was sent with
him as a guide on the way. He induced the
guide to halt to drink, when he seized his musket
and made him follow prisoner. AT night he
fell asleep while guarding the Union soldier, who
10 turn seized the musket and shot him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
DIR. WHITTIER.

DRlyATR MEDICAL ADvICR sRER on caARsk
u DR. Hhituer's fheory. Symptoms and Tresfrnent
sfChronc, Nervous. Urinary. and sexual Diseases free
n plain sesed letter envslops for sx cenis 70 prepay
postage ltis clear define q all the dis~ss<s a,d
osnditics resulting from the Infringement % moral
laws, esce"es indulgsnces exposures and nprudences
In married And single life Every sssncs eontsns IN.
strneton 10 the aced, and sho1i1 be read By every
young person. 20 keep them on The shoals wkich ofk.
ers hsvs been broken 20 pieces. Amaflvsnsss clearly
ststet 10 BE rnrer the eoutrs Of ldiccos trester;
sndtAsreey Preveni incssion % one vrJ prcne
OF dlsssse Nearly every cf disease b ssse<
without hintrsnce 20 bgsDsss. Nsdrins ssnt by rsn
frs obssrvsfion. Chsrxes rnotsrafs.
Once 65 St. Carries street. between sixth ana ssvsntk
oas square soutA Of ilndeil Hoisl. y. o. Rsx aD22 a.
Louis, No. Circular Letter especially for Afies con
psssses. iknf-etv1,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22


gE LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
-. rad The fssisg eertfhesis frsn Een'is-n~~ ~e
known IA shis ceznauniiy, and dssust or-
It's general inircaucion tate ne arms VII .esr u,
lives o. thonsAndss or soh.ers:
- LorrsvIIIs. jane .id. f-ss.
We the undersigned. have sern the good ecct of Dr
JoaS BVIL's cEDEoN BTrsss y esse Of general debility
and prostrator % the system and believe 81 general
use would preveEt disease ans relieve u1ch snaering
Among sodiers particularly wOEd this b. te
especially ths-e who are exposea shs nsic iu-
hnencos In the southern climate
Nal. PHILIP SPIEL.
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Dis. BY
CHlS Z. COTTON,
Collector % the Porf * Louisville Ky
col. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Keatscky
REV. D. r. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission.
HARNEY, HUGHES CO..
Publishers Demycust-
q 40. p. DORM,
Proprietor Louisville AnzeigsF
HUGHES & PARHHILI.,
Wholesale Dry GOoi, Dealers, Main street. Louis
vile, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN CO,
Wholesale shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART A NAP0THER
IIthosrsphers. corner NsrS~, sBa Thisa streets,
Louisville. Nv
JULIUS WINTER.
Clothing Merchant. corner Thira and Market SITS,
Louisville, XIV.
CAPT. s. r. HILDRETH,
OF the steamer Nalo Anderson.
MAJ. L. r. THURSTON.
Psymaster U. :. Army.
c. NJ METcALr,
National Hotel, Louisville, Ky
COL. JESSE BAYLES
4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY, KEEPER e. hU SH,
7a South Meridian s.. Indianapolis
secl6'64 "a &wl l2tosm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
Prom GEN. sherman.

NEw YoEx December 2l.-The steamer
Fulton. from PORT Royal on the 18th, has ar
rived here
Savannah was still ia the hands 6f the rebels.
Its surrender had not been demanded up TO the
time the Fulton sailed
The Palmetto Herald says only one fight OF
any moment occurred on Sherman's march,
which resulted in the hogging of Wheeler.
All the railroads out of Savannah are cut and
the city securely invested.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
From BOSTON

BoLroN, December 2l- The Philadelphia
Academy. at Andover, Mass, was totally de.
stroyed by fire this morning Loss about s20, ;.
000-mostly insured. The school will not be
suspended by this disaster.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22

NATsN VI a. D-sI25A 4 uONTH-A6ESTs
w everywhere, TO introduce the new SAHr a tTtrk
fdHRs wiring hacbfHe, the oaiI or price machine h
the -Ocniry which is fic>ss<d by Grover Bsker.
Nber'er Wilson, Hove, SINGER Co. aac Bscheld~r.
salary and expenses, OF large commissions allowed. ~
other Aachnss sod f0r less than forty dollars each
fnfriaccBe ea,s snd tine seller snd rbt>. Ius-
trsted circulars sent yre<. Address
SHAW CLARK Eitdefgd. Maine
r0vie-dAx3sa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
RENovATERs.
CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABlISH SHMeNT

YeNHx UNITED STATES DYE-HOUsR NO IS SOUTH
4 Illinois street, indianapolis Indiana,
Al this old and we'll known establishment the ladies
have silks and wooen goods dyed in perm and
beautiful coos and gents garments thorou ghly enova
ted and repaired
New and second-han clothing bought and sold also,
apatcua branch In the business denomnated hne draw
ne-bilA Stable cloth. tear In any garment can be
20 wrought .ls Il not be visible 20 the naked eye
Remember the place. No. rs south Illinois street.
Janlo JOSEPH HARRIS. Proprietor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
SOLDIERS

&You ought not 70 be without sch valuable medicine
The Cincinnati National Union, oi April 2fth, says
that thousands % soldiers have been saved ~ tes
use Of Stricklsnd's Anti-Cholers Mixture.
sold BY Druggists and prepared only by Dr.. A stfies
land, East Fogrth street, Cinclnnsti,O %.
sewari No gan n. senour Tomltason Coz. Esnsr
weeher
Price 90 cents per bottle nisyi7-diysefkvfy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
From Quebec.

QUEBEc. December 2l.-Three more raiders
have been arrested, and are now being examined
here.
A messenger from Washington has arrived
here with dispatches from Seward.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
FOR SALE.
GREAT BARGAINS
GREAT OPPORTUNI TY
FOR The
POOR M A n !!
yNoR INSTANCE, " HE HAS $500 He CAN BUILD
house worth 5000, and liberal payments will be
given on the lot and the remainder on the house.
In case OF misfortune TO the purchaser, we will be
willing take the Of the property for the balance
Of the purchase money until u J. ali paid and thus
lieve him from any risk whatever.
This l. as great opportunity has ever been offer
ed poor man in growing city ike Indianapolis
This is not new business 70 the undersigned for
have been engaged I'm It for ten years and refer TO the
old settlers and business Of the city, and to hun
dred OF persons who have got their homes IN this
through
Wck ERNAN 81 PIERCE,
30 West Warrington street,
One Door East Palmer House
oct1l-d3

"TIIL receive subscriptions, a. financial OF
w the Government, for all of It's popular loans.
viii collect gold interest registered and coupon
bonds the most liberal terms Currency bonds cashed
presentation when due.
Always on hand full supply Off 5. revenue stamps,
for sale at the regular discount
Will buy and sell all securities orders
Washington, coin and exchange in all the principal cit
les.
win make collections throughout the West and East
al very reasonable rates.
VIII receive deposits, and loan money at per cent,
good security
Having unlimited faciitie, will all kinds Of
banking business fair terms and with the utmost
promptneS>.
THEO 7. HAUGHET, Prest.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
Indianapolis. December 3 1864.
dec4 dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
GRAY & WILLIAMS,
Washington. CITY. Dc

>it ~ ~
q rrcRSEYs AT LAW AND SOLICITORS or
~ Claims ONCE No 49, penusylvauia avenue A few
ooors east d The National Hotel wnlprosecuts claims
before the United states Court ~ Claims and Congress
Business with all the Executive DEPARTMENTS fnclnd-
ug Cisns ~ every description connected With the Milf.
iAry and Naval Service attended TO With prcptnes aud
energy oct2-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
PLANNING & FLOORING MILL.
Seuth New Jersey Street.

n0oR, BLIND. AND SASH FACTORY, FLAMING
~ and floOring Mill.
Having completed my Factory, prepared TO fur
nish Doors, sash, Blinds, Door and Window Frames.
Molding, Coruoe Brackets, Dressed Lumber Weather
boarding. and other lumber pertaining
building. reasonable any ether manufac.
tuFer n the city.
Having on hand large stock ofthoroughy seasoned
River Zine Lumber, am enabled to warrant ny
ulacture
Orders for working flooring. dressing and planting
lumber promptly attended 10.
oct26-d3m. WARREN TATE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
RATES OF Adv yEaTIstNG.

Notices pabhshed local columns, often
ines under, viii be charged for each insertion fl; II
lines, cents per line.
Announcing deaths with fuaeral notice attached 81
~itbout netics free
Marriage Notices So cents.
Notices of Festvals PcBics and Excursions otteT
individuals associations, by churches the regular
prices.
Advertisements Tended and pIscsd under the head of
Special Notices. ften lines over Will be charged double
The usual rates.
Yearly sdvertisers 70 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for onces u every description
be charged at the of e1 80 for each in the
Daily, and cain the Daily and Weekly, the to be, In
al eases, paid IN advance
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

which occupied an advanced positiep be-
hind the paEapst, aud almost before the
officers were aware of the situation of af-
fairs, the artillery was practically in the
enemy's hands. It Fas Capt. Meningitis
18th New York battery. - 81. 81
The moment the rebels appeared in sight
Capt. Mcknight opened on them with cam
lister. They separated in front, and COM
Jog in on the left and right, completely
surrounded the guns. a[ .11ia
A rebel color bearer Immediately plant
knight and Lieut.. Bull both scorned the
summons to surrender, and fred several
rounds of canister at the enemy, with the
rebel flag Haunting by their battery.
Both those young officers distinguished
themselves. But it was impossible to take
them of the field. In the meantime Capt,
CIark's lstNeW York battery, which was
posted in the breRstWorkS further to the
right, opened on the enemy, and contribu-
ted considerably to check the further adj
advance. The rebels quickly turned upon
rs the captured guns and at the same
time concentrated the FIRE of some 20 other
pieces on Captain Olarks single battery.
The epaulment in which this battery was
placed was well battered by the solid
shot which came pouring over in quick
succession from the Notifications of the
enemy.
Whilst this active work was going on at
the right of the corps, part of the rebel
ATTACHING column which by this time had
been deployed in line of battle, was still
pressing down upon the left. TheinterVal
between the right of the 9th corps and the
left of the Cd, was gradually growing great
or, from the fact that the imperilIed tanks
exposed to the enemy were slowly march,
ing away, when Gen! Miles brigade of Bar
lows division, which was In reserve, came
on the double quick, and one regiment was
sent forward though the woods to check the
enemy's advance, whilst the remainder of
the brigade was formed behind the breast.
works to ELL up the interval in question.
At the same time Lieut.. Rogers, battery
K, 4th o. s. artillery, wheeled into po-
sition with commendable celebrity and the
infantry and artillery soon checked the
further progress of the enemy at that point.
Scarcely had these dispositions been eff
tected however, before the rebels made an
other attempt to pierce our lines, little
to the right of that locality, but the attack
was successfully repulsed. We took few
prisoners at this time and among them
several wounded.
The casualties were not heavy, hoWev.
err, on either side, because the rebels did
not attempt to cross the open field in front
of the breastworks behind which our men
were posted. aaaa
sSAbout Z o'clock 10 the evening an effort
was made by Gen. Gibbon, with one of his
own brigades, supported by one from Gen.
Grithu's of the 9th corps, to retake the lost
guns of the 18th New York.
The attack was very sharp aud spirited,
but failed to accomplish the desired OBJ
ject. :, w. g p