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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
Commissioners Sale.
PIN ChHucary.
saTah Brown, q, aid

v. o. A In cb.ue.,v
sArah MozIer'S Executors, ct. ais. ''''1''
pursuance of decree Of the oLrcuit Court for
5MS.Vhlo county, rendered on the gath dGy Of Nav
Hnd directed 70 the underDEnOd - sp+cisi
So.,n. We viii sell a. the front door Of the
Soutt honse oTOhto county, In the city OF WheoIng
on t9S Sih day Of July, 1884 teomms1onE ala sale
- 40 SSIoek A. A7l to the hIghola and raj bIdd.r
pubic suction, the following real eatatS In ali
deefSe particularly msntionsd and deScribed attn.
a 70 me city Of Wheeling, that Is 70 Gay. Lot
number thlEty-one-Sl-on the vest Ode 81 MAJ
stnt, between Washington and AdamS GfFeSf. in
T Snat part Of the city Of wheeling called NOTE
nneelng; ai4o the south half Of Los humber foTtT.
= th-atnated on the east side Of Main Strrst
Gtreeta. Aei0'n Ana MADISON
81 TEkMs OF sALE-TVenty-90-ps eeu4um Of
10 nc purchase money In caSh. and the romSindeT in
III, e9eA instAllmentS payable IN six, twelve,
81 ~ Gno tWentyionF months from the day Of
~ ntn Interest," the purchaser or purrhaSsrI SiT
fstt Snu WIZ good personal security for the de
ln9tAlmsnta the Commissioner To notHn The
tle until the purchase money GhaIl nave beSp fpjIT
JAMES 8. WHEAT,
r,s,., SAMUEL IRWIN,
.IOA'N4 SDectal OnmmfaSIoTar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08

A GOOD deal of speculation has been in
dulged in by newspapeFs all over the
country, relative to the probable strength
OF the Union and Rebel armies in aud
around Richmond. Almost every newspa-
per correspondent with the army has made
his guess, and as no two of them guess
alike, it is impossible to arrive at anything
entirely reliable. After collatiug the re.
peated statements of army correspondents
all OF which have been made on 1.-THE
most reliable information" the following
is believed to be pretty nearly correct.
When Grant crossed the RApldau, he had
a force of about l35, 900 men, and his re-
infOrcements since have amounted to about
40, 900. His losses up to the 2sth of May,
including killed, wounded, sick and pris-
.ouers, are estimated at 46,0OO-which
leaves Grant lis, 900 men with which to
operate on Richmond. To this is to be
added the reinforcements received from
Butler, uuder Gen. Smith, supposed to be
not less than $4,000 or 10000. Besides
this, We know that reinforcements have
been pouring through Washington almost
every day, for weeks past, and many of
those but slightly wounded 10 the late bat
ties are now ready to resume their old
places. 1t is believed safe, therefore, to
put down the strength of the Uoion army
around Richmond at not less than 200 600
Lee is supposed to have had, at the start,
al ha Ia
admit loss of 80, 900 in killed and woun-
ded, without taking any account of the
prisoners We have captured. II is believed
therefore, that it would be safe to put their
total loss down at 40 900 to 10000 BE
has received reinforcements, under BreCk.
inridge, stated at 5000; also, Hoke's di
vision, and detachments from various 9th
er places; in all reinforcement of not fa
from 80 900. Lee has thus on the liua o
the ChiCkahominy an army of some 80,
900 men. The remaining rebel forces ii
and about Richmond are, according to th
correspondent of the New York World
who cannot be suspected of any DISPOSE
ton to undertake in the matter, Beaure
CARDS entire army, 80, 900 Lees gram
army would then be lac. 900 at and nea
Richmond alone, but the rebel forces at ant
between Williamsburg and Petersburg ar,
reckoned at $4,000 more, giving Lee 4
force of l65, 900 with which to oppos
Grants total of 100000. ar. Ii.
These statements are not supposed to b,
strictly correct, bat are gathered from th,
sPeculations of newspaper correspondents
aud is as nearly correct as can be ascer,
tanned at this time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
COMMISSIONERS sale.
MArshalI B. clasou and wife.

AArshAh B. ClAson and wife,
harthE A. sanborn and others. :" OnA"'''"
TX pursuance Ofh decree OF the cireuIt Co,,, n,
4 Ohio county, West Virginia, made 10 tSiS esn'r
On me zAth day Of Nay, 1864, viii Ell IN sStnT
osy me second day ofJnly, 1854 Al ne front dror
o. ne court House for Ohio county Al 10 o'cInCk
an [he following described real eEtato In The
S ity % wheeling, viz: An that parcel Of ground
9Ate9 on the east side Of MAIu Sfreot In Al civ
An1 Geagnated on the plat thereof q iot No. Eve
- n SquAre No. EiE-6-included IN tbe EoIITvjny
ny ~ tE 70 Wit: beginning at the southwest cor.
~ me 1Elek warehouse on saId lot, formerly &C.
IIIIP PD ~ jeeob HIteholI-and now occupied by
11lSIAAnceE Turner and William TayIor-tbsnce Al
tts ht Eagles hAtn ltrOet Ia fest more CFIeSE 70
SnS,e-s boundary OF Gaid lot; thence along Eaid
o..I = boundary SOY feat, more or less 70 the
81 sGS o. Mulberry alley; thence along the south
, ee Q. mulberry alley 70 the east side Of Main
~ Ine1eo along the east side Of Main street 70
HI ~ ~ !innlng1 EO& feet more or les,
1hh4S o. SALE-One-E0urth Of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash on day Of ale Ard the
~ o5 IN thEoe equal i1stalnentS, payable in one
1na three year, with interest from day Of aaIe;
'ne PurenASor giving bond with approved personal
ioF the doferEed pAymsnts and the title 70
~ retained - further security until the Whole Of
&c PuEehASe money l. paid; and the purchaser 70
SnehaLf Of Al tAIe8 Assessed said raj estate
l9L ne year 1884. DANIEL O. List,
myol-Id Commisaionsr
IoA FRENCH ORGANDIEs, Just received b.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08

ST. LOUIS sAsirARY FAtR,-Thts festival "
was concluded on Saturday evening. The
gross receipts from all sources are said to
be not less than $525. 900, and the nett
will be about $500, 900. The contest for
the Army sword ended in favor Of Han.
cock, Mcclellan being second on the list.
The smizer farm was drawn by ticket No.
Al Az. e'.- ~ sa-a ls-7s1' -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08

icy still continues to beto turn the rebel
position by the left flapk. The severity Of
the fighting fs shown BY our losses which,
amounted to 1900 of Grants army 10
killed, wounded aud missing, On Satur-
day morning the rebel left wing in front Of
Burnside was found to have been drawn in
during the night. A thousand prisoners
taken by Grant had arrived at White
House. Reinforcements continue to ar
rive, Eve thousand linen having reached
Grant on Monday from PORT Royal. -a=-,s,.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPT. WEST VA,
IL OFFICE CHEHF O. g.

W D.
MART1NsBUR0, W. VA, June LIST, 1864
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, will DO re-
eeiyed 1t this once until IL n. on Saturday. June
nth, 1854, for furnishing Fresh Beef from June
lIthi 1s6i, until January 1st, 1855 to the United
States Troops stationed at ParkerHburg, W. Va ,
ClArksbuER, w. Va, Wheeling, W. Va, New Creek,
Olairsville, Nd.
Also Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be re.
eetyed at this Office until IL II. ON Monday, June
9th 1864 for furnishing Fresh Beef from July lst,
1864, to January LIST, 1855, to the United States
Ferry, W. Va and MArtInsbuFg, W. Va.
The Beef TO be OF a good and marketable quality,
In equal proportions Of Fore and Hind quarter
meat, (neckS shAnks and kidney taIIoW exciuded)
The necks Of the Cattle slaughtered for Beef 10
be delivered under this agreement shall be cut on
81 the fourth vertebral JOINT and the breast trimmed
down. The shAnks or fore quarters shall be cut OF
from three to four inches above the knee Joint and
Of hind quarters from six to eight inches above the
The Beef will be delivered In such quantities and
at such timeS as the Depot oOmmIGsAry or Military
Commander may direct.
Blank forms for Proposals. can be had on nDnIIea.
ton at this oee either In person. by mail or teIe-
graph.
The certificate attached to the uropo,aI pnust he
signed by two responsible parties.
The responsibility Of the RuRrnntorS must he
shown by the Official certificate Of the CLERK OF the
tTict Attorney.
BiddeEs must be present to respond 70 their bids
Hnd DC prepared TO give Bonds for tho fuIhIment OF
sidered. ' 10 OON
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly proposals
Tor furnishing Frosh Beef" and addressed to Capt
J. B: Salisbury, Chief O. 8. Department OF Wet
Virginia, harrisburg, W. Va.
II bid Is in the name Of 4 irm the names of all
the members and their Post ONCE address must ap.
pear or they will not be considered,
Payments to be made m nthly In such funds as
may be on hand, II none on hand, to be made Is
zach person, or every member Of . firm, Offering
prop osai must accompany 1t by an oath OF ALE
sl.nce 70 tne united States Government, II he has
NOT already hled one in tn b office. -'
All proposals not complying strictly with the
above specihoations will positively be rejected,
J. B. SALISBURY,
,e .,r,.,. Captain and ChisHO g.
lS0-eod tlII 10 Department OF West Virginia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
Fair & Strawberry Festival,

THE Ladies OF the Third Presbyterian Church,
Il South Wheeling, will hold . Fair and Straw.
berry Festival at Washington Hall on Friday even.
Ing, 10th last. number OF fancy aud useful
articles viii be offered for sale, among which q
beautiful quilt, valued at Que hundred dollars
The Ladies' hope to be sustained in their efforts bv
q kind and generous public lei I'd
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B. DeSord Sons @. District COuE. of the United
w. States for the Western Distriet
-,H . "o0o"NFo Term, 1864. order Of SAFE.
pursuance OF an order Of sale iSsu. d from the
Olsrks oGdce Of the District Court Of the United
states ItI for the Western District OF Virginia, At
wheeling, In the above entitled cause / viii ON
6ueGday' July 18th, 1864, On the premiEss Al NevI
Sfeek station Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company In hampshire county, West Virginia, sell
~ PGone auction TO the hig est and best bidder a
parcel OF land containing nVe acres more or IeSS.
sara IAnd hdjoins the land OF Robert X sbsetS IN
sns the heirs Of James Paris, deceased, on the
south; and Angus w. Mcdonald on the east and
extending to the Greek, together with the dwelling
! Iouse and other Improvements thereon commonI4
known as Hail WoodwardG Tannery.M
@, nd on wednesday, July Is, 1854, at Piedmont
2taIOn OF the baltimore and Ohio Railroad n
IhAmpshire county, West Virginia. will sell Al Rub
nc Guetiou to the highest aad best bidder ths fol
1tSI hots with the Improvements thereon, siIu.
Sted IN the town OF Piedmont, in said county NUN
oeTe1 iorty etght,-4S-fOTty 9-sISty-6o
-and sixty one,-6l-sach fronting tWenty.6Vs
ger on Third street and running back to tho north
1I4 o. tho POtOmAs river, and Lot numbered
iiSlyiEG-ronting hGty feet on FIRST Htreet And
Terms Of Bals-CaSh .... .F.a
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, AM
too.s EN- NORTON,
-SC-S1 U. 4. Marshal ". d, of Va
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Administrators NaIe

THE undersigned will offer at public s.le. com.
i mencing on TUESDAY, JUNE tn, Al 10
O'Clock all the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
consulting otbeds, bedding, eBpetinE, a., Together
with Horses, Carriages, Wagons, Farming UtenSiIS
MlSh SoEs HoE9' &C., belonging to the eState OF
me lAta Daniel SteeurOd, deceased. Sale to tafe
place at the late reldence OF Mr. Steenrod. -
TermS-Oash. E'.i iu 9s1E- 4..
Al TIE property will positively bo sold to the
ANDREW WHITE
HYz'-o .r-s.. s'-as-V Administrator.
- e, The above sale wnI be continued to-day At
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08

Males 10. Females Il. Colored 0.
JOHN G. HUPP, Secretary.
II any PhyIcIan Ghall refuse to set forth in his
certificate the NAME, PLACE. OF RESIDENCE, AGE. TIM1
OF DEATH and DISEASE OF which the deceased may
have died abe shall forfeit and pay to the city .
hno Of not exceeding ave dollars" avery person
acting a. q physician within the city" will please
observe this ordinance and govern themselves &C.
eOrdingly. By order, -
JOHN c. HUPP,
JO6-8t Secretary OF tho Board Of Health.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
BRIDGEWATER-

Mr.; JOSEPH RBAY respectfully announce. TIA,
N4 he has opened his House and Ground ~
me entertainment OF visitors. BridEeyntGr Il Sfr
nue. 1 east Of Wheeling, on the National Road 1bS
hoS house and HloTer Garden are we'll worthy a..
i H.lnat3oni and BoquettG will be made mp for yiE
aI1s VIC desire them. On the place IL an ice houSe
rs, can be had by Tiaitors every day except sun
Us jS6-IW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08

OF Scarlet Fever, JoEI MnRor, younger. mn =,
oH aries < and Hannah I. TrisIer. aged 10 months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at az
O'Clock, from the residence OF the parents ON mn
street, near the Hempasld Depot. The friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
LubrItatIng MachinerY OiI.

VNHE subscribers are now prepared to furnish
i Manufactures and Railroad Companies With a
hEst rate Machinery Oil warranted NOT TO gum and
free Of all grt and deposit
Wholesale and retail at tho corner Of Market
js7.9W '-'-' '' WARREN 4 BERGER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be reesIved Nv M. =,
~ behalf Of the City Of Wheeling, for the job az
maeadAmiIinE with limestone, ChapIIne STR 81 Iron
First TO Webster, and Quincy street from Po1rth To
seventh streets, until Friday the 10th day Of June
Proposals to bo made Eof 20 much per perch.
JAMES B0DLEY,
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated DepOsitOry and Financial agent
Of the United States.

NNHIS BANK IL the successor to the Belmont
i Branch OF the State Bank Of Ohio, and Is pre-
pared to do general Banking. Collection and Ex-
change business.
1t iS authorized 10 receive subscriptions to the
United States loan authorized by the act Of March
Sd, 1864.
These bonds bear date March LIST, 1854. are 70.
deemAble at the pleasure OF the Government after
ten years, and payable forty years from date 10
coin.
Subscribers can have either Registered or 1rs;.
Bonds as they may prefer, in sums Of $50 o. sSg-
multiple OF hfty dollaru.
Interest the $50 and 500 Bonds IL payable
annually; on all other denominations ssmIAunuA Ily
I hese bonds will draw interest from March ISI
and the accrued interest from that day TO the date
Of subscription, must be paid in coin or National
cnrrancy- II paid in the latter (which includes
United states notes and Of the National
hfty per cent. premium must be added to the
amount ofInterest until otherwise directed.
AprT JOHN O. TALLMAN, Cash,
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The EteenrOd House,

NBlS place is undergoing alterations which will
Il Adapttt to . trst class Boardipr Honss HAL
Win nne drives and walks aud fishing EroundS: Or
Y may % converted into Seminary, which may Be-
made to accommodate from 100 to 100 StudCntI :
Apply to MRs.JUDGR THOMPSON. mya1-im
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08

-np.o,,, CIFT Or WHEELmo, June 6, 1884.
kOERsOEs requiring license 10 transact bpSins,,
OF any kind within the city will PLEASE caIl an
NeSk Auu OBTAIN the same. Those neRleetfnR tbEs
notice VIII be calsn on by the City serRsEnt Sbich
VIII e1oteot them to additional cost 1900
JeoH 80 IIRWIH, Clerk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
Report Of the BOARD OF Health.

OoNDENsED TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE
~ Board Of Health OF the City Of wheeling for
the month OF May, 1854, showing the Aumber,
ages and sex Of tie deceased persons, aud the dis.
eaSe1 Of which they died namely ~ 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
Yaluable PrOpertY Tor Rent.

ITO LET ON GROUND RENT, for . term OF years,
Il about one hundred aud my feet Of the prop
eFty fronting on Main street, and running back
about one hundred and thirty.tWo feet, and known
- the 3 ne Homestead property, Immediately
This property will be rented IN suitable building
lots, and embraces some Of the best unimproVed
property In the city. .
I JeS-tf srt Trustee OF Emily A. Zane.
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DIR. R. n. ZEE,
SuRGEnN Avn ACcnncn


SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER,
NENDBRS his professional services TO the citizens
4 ofWheeling aud vicinity. DR.. L. Is a graduate
Of tho Eclectic Medical Institute OF Cincinnati and
has had many yeaEA experience in tho PEaotiea OF
his profession, aud he hopes by close attention to
business 10 merit ~AA~S . the public pAtroDAR0
Ut. Ice has given Ppec ai attention 70 and hRS
Deen emlnently successful in the treAtmept of
ehrouic diseases Of every variety, and especially Of
such as Rheumatisn, and diseases Of the I've and
Bar, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Cancer
and Ulcers Constipation, Piles and diseases OF the
hidnsy9p Gravel, &c. All those who have been mn.
successfully treated for any OF the above dseaSes
would md IL 70 their interest to consult Dr.. Ia
prompt, leaving no mercurlal faint in the sy1tem
but cleansing, ren0Vating and strengthening the
Vrring laws. 20 ~ : VII
WHEELING, WEsT Va, Dec. 4th 1858.
TO al whom Il may concern: We the under.
hgned' members OF the West Virginia Legislature
AXE pleasure in saying that We have known Dr.
hiehArd H. Lee many years previous to the break
InE out OF the Rebellion, successful and euer-
gee practitioner Of Medicine (OfIhe Eclectic SCHOOL,
6 0en In AanAEha county, Va, and Gala county,
O. SLACK, Senator 7,h Dist.
Pan ID. 8 DUNBAR, N. II. D.
.n 90 JOHN n. PHkLpHS, Pres. senate.
Homco one door South of Krumsrs Hotel.
Main Street. -" N''''
Ladies' wishing to consult the DR.. III thew prefer,
can cali At room No SO, Monroe House and Mr.
Lee VIII take pleAsur. In accompanying them TO
the ONCE. Can be found at the Monroe Houae At
"IBHR' ie1-2mS
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NEW ADVERTISEM'NTs

GBALRD PROPOSALS viii be received for an IN
y limited time from any number Of young ladies
WishinE to engage in correspondents. Subject
HARRY O. KEAPToN,
leslie UnIontoEn, belmont Co, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
Additions, List Of wou.ded in tns Dats
THE SIEGE or NASHVILLE.

General Hood has advanced uron ana mss "sss''u
Nashville upon The south SIDE HIS loes oave oeea
.,,ona ,ns MACE A. an average ds,n.e Of only about
% miles and q naif. He has thrown up defensive
orss ana his lines are described being plainly visible
from Nashville. Oh the ard Infant the conteadins
armies were engaged In sharp sx'rnisbios, with some
loss on both saes and several minor eagAgcn ants and
reconnoiss hsve followed Hcod has declared his
intention TO take Nashville. apparent shss sor tnc
present ne cannos GROSS the Cumberland river, sSd un
the Ial Of water In that stream shall force eur sroboa
rest 90 retire, he must content himscl wh sJus sss
70 the city. 10 may therefore, DO s,'d thas'he sess
Nashville has been naugwaied. With this ssv 49,
scripton cf the city and suburbssn The r'a'vo p''N
Of The conlendug armies becomes ma''cf ?.
We herewith present map ana descf'ps' .,r
both Tho nues ot the enemy, = de'c',Oso .s,ss,
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

ssssants Jus, theu General Stanley shot through
tho shoulder, bat did not faitcr.
A hand toDsnd conflict Vf the most savsge and des'
perate natars ensoed
All this tine similar scsne was snactins Ia 'front.'
General Co1 rweuy.hrd corps While our troors were
moving down rebel fnts IN 'front.' snot ana sno saa
csnis,cr wefe ploughing through their rear ~.
oar asuxs nov cnangcA front, aud, doubling up tne
sOsmys y. 1s s,srSs ar,os" ovsr one thousand
Our cenerls and oicers displayed ihe utmost coouess
and eravsryn es % %sn ,Ss ens
The rebel hsree simultan eous a ns our ens ou.
burst with Aos iorcs in iron, q waxue.s asson s0'
n Was sfer dsrk when the rebels gave way, iesvnS
ever orc thousand prisoners thirty stand OF coors ~
'0G oa% less csuy heavy, coming up close to thou
sasi. Tos eDei Sos must be ,rso!e .ns'
>t nav,y su.icleat force lhee TO renew The conn'cs
shoald Hoi rcsnme the attack nsxt morning We .i'
back ssoe. ,wovs ccck c.ossSs rsees Is s not t
80 as hi opened Sheir batteries op our rear, ~hout
any We then retired to the works around
" .ssoc ,bs, Che tirss brigade, Second division,
s.euty b II army corps, wbSh bad been ie, o.n.r.
,,~sa ur,sorer rebel major--states that Forrest
sert asgsforcs surrouad tnen and tnai ,hey ne.
heavy nritr that direction, shcn lasted o's' W.
Hood SONS 70 ss aves,lrg the town with bis AMI
co. we wt have some hssyy nshtiog sro""u ,,a rss
,,rs ibea n siul considerable excitement w NAsnve
fbis AFTERNOON Two men Of the fourtn hsce,ssn cav
! ary were out seousns, when they struck 90 - =
Jsroms r. wilson aud aids o General l. ps Ice, Nne
xe,e ous atine themselves In The vicinity OF tue 'oWo
Ths eava unco gave them strong invitation 20 cons
A. avn vl,cb they ed not think II wise 70 70 use
| -4-@-..--
| NASHVILLE Dec. 8, 1891.
us only when days haze elapsed that tho zea9us cos
resp Gao collect the little Out INTERESTING detail
vboh af,u all 90 20 make up great battle. THESE NJ
lost Sigh, q. arst in the magnitude oil greater even''
Few battle, have presented more INSTANCES Of naivaua
her ism u,sn that Of Franklin.
On account Of part OF our Ines giving way 'hs "oe'
followed light up on their heels jumping into 'he rors
along VITA them. So mixed up wero go men .nd rn W
rebels th our tanks could not Gre ou one whou, kn
| me other on this account desperate hsno ~ nan
con0ct e,susd bayouelang and clubbing one anotnsr
section the Sixth ohio battery WAS IN position W s'v
o. Coiopd Roussous regiment was suppo,,nt.u ,ns an
Captain Ctozsn. The rebels rushcd rgns w 70 sno e
brasure A boy q the sixteenth A'aoama go
| man a. the gun. Three officers lol OUTSIDE W. sovn W.
Wbte, commanding the Sixteenth hentucky, WV 80, 10
through tho eye. This regiment had VIZ onlceIs A1iu
and wounded Colonel Roussous regiment seven , N
"A mistake has been msdc regarding oeneIa, Ns'y
4 brigade. In the kilograms o. Tho press y AZ ~
stated that this gasnt brigade cai tucd esnteeu NV
bat Il orroueousy stated that " bel nged 70 ,ns Eool
corps snoud be The Twenty third oorps So.s c'iso
r Tea az the aaEs captured BY tho iweaS snda S''