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at the right nearest the Chichahominy, Burnside Goth
Corps) on the left and Wright 10Th Corps in the center
Army Headquarters tonight viii be at Cedar Grove.
Sheridan is off with the divisions Of Gregg and Torbcrt
to find Hunter and pilot him in this direction. Wilson's
division will watch our rear and right flank.
Gen. Getty has been placed In command OF White
House Ills wound will not admit Of field service for
some weeks. His Adiutant- General, Capt. Hazard
Stevens also wounded in the Wilderness las also re-
turned 10 duty.
The heat and dust Of TO days marching are terrible.
Dirt dust pulverzation of earth into infnitesims'
ties of concreted nastiness Dirt, dust soil no longer
soil but ashes Powder worse than that OF guns worse
than any prescribed by physicians. Dirt dust ashes
powder.
Alluyum-erushed. ground. pulverized. and pow
dcred Fine dirt. knee-deep TO wade through lmpm'
pable dust sky.lgh to breathe. "A hundred thousand
shirts uncomfortable as the shirt of Nessus. hund-
red thousand skins uncomfortable the skin OF az''i
after the leprosy Of Naamau cleayed unto him. Diit
dust. ashes. go marching on.
Why have this week been all the way 70 Washing
ton that might achieve the novel sensation OF cleaii
ncss ard now this march makes my last days worse
thar nv first. suspect the army has picked itsei UP
and Iourneyed to the James River at the dciaion Of
no strictly military necessity 1t will doubtless further
the purpose of taking Richmond but believe this TO
be subordinate consideration The paramount reason
is to have Il grand army Washing Day and no stream
of less ablu.ionary capacity than the james will suffice
Dust thou scourge Of the great mod
ern Virginia DeseTt-ugh u-ghi ugh L
loathe thee and draw thee though thou vert sweet
with the perfumes Of Araby the BEST and Cathny and
Oriental spices into my nostrils and thou art laden
with the seventy distinct siinks Of Cologne. deest
thee, and l swallow thee. abominate thee and take
thee 10 my bosom. That which would eschew chew.
am wrotohcd and ] reich.
There are more than 10000 men marching by and
they are all like unto me only abundant is their
dust and misery Calculate the aggregate and credit
il to the Army of the Potomac. e A.f.
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The Movement 10 she James- The Lef.
Plank Again-The Manner OF she
March Sheridan and His Cavalry
The Dust Of the Peninsula.
pm Our Special Correspondent.
WITH The ARMY OF TIR POTOMAC
Sunday June 10 ls64-G n N

From Our Special Correspondent.
WITH THE ARMY OF T1R Potomac
sunday June IL, 1861 y. m
The whole army is again in motion After
Six days Of comparative rest the mon march brisky.
almost eagerly They have replcnished their stock Of
fighting endurance at no time exhausted but a week
ago good deal taskcd and rich new wine of battle
again in tbe:r veins and e1as their hope and
courage.
1t is another flank movemept-peihaps the most stu
prndous Of the series. "Enamored Of his left flank
sod Richmond paper lately. in discussing Grants
sszstegy. And very good and fruitful thing 10 be
saamored Of the paper might have added Gomistrcss
Aekle and false has the left flank been. bit hand
maiden faithful and true to her lord and master.
The 5th Corps marched yesterday and last night
- Jones Bridge. on the Chickahomny. II Is 10 make
The best possible time to tho James River and across it,
GAs 18th Corps CsmthD 10 to take transports at White
House for Beruauds Hundred.
Hsxs SsTtpsi IN three sslpuas Hancock cd C0rps)
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Fishtins at Petersburg Result not * nown
Details Of the Great Movement Across
the swamps 90 James River.

FORTRESS MONROE. Wednesday. June IL. 1864.
The steamer John A. Warner, from Bermuda
Landing, arrived here to-day.
Two army corps crossed TO the south side Of the
James River last night. Other portions OF the army
ere crossing at various points.
There was Sighting this morning in the direction of
Petersburg, the result of which is not known.
Gems Grant and Butler were in consultation during
yesterday
Gen Gilmore has not been relieved as was reported.
HEADQUARTERS OF The Army oP TEE PoToyAc,
Tuesday, june l4-Eyenng.
The Army of the Potomac took up its line of
march for the ChckahOminy at O'Clock Sunday alter
boon.
The 5th Corps took the advance the middle road,
By way OF Providence Church; the Cd Corps took the
western road the 9th and 9th Corps took the road lead
ing Jones Bridge; and in the time the 18th
Corps embarked transports at the White House
The advance Of the army halted for the night the
Chickahom.ny. which stream they crossed to-day with
cut opposition No signs Of an enemy were TO be
except few cavalry pickets. who fed at approach
The 9Th Corps took the road leading to Hnral'r and
the I'd Corps reached the Charles City Court House
u ok in the evening.
The 9Th and 9th Corps crossed OF Jones Bridge,
as q point about two miles lower down than Long
Bridge and are now close by.
The change Of base has been very successfully made
with the utmost order and without the loss OF
wagon so far as your correspondent could hear.
1t said that the Rebels left their works almost
~ we did. taking the roads TO Richmond.
The White House will be evacuated as the
sspples can be shipped on Transports.
The crops here very fine and our horses 20 night
living in clover. IT is expected that will start
Tor the James River AZ early hour In the mOrnin
and during the day open communication with Gen.
Butler.
The weather is fine, the roads good and The Army
II the Potomac are in the best Of spirits
Chaplain Bartlett of the lst Maine Cavalry, was killed
sfew days ago by she'll
fstlrt o'clock noo".-The army is moving to.
ward the liver for the purpose Of crossing
Gen. Grant and staff started Tor Gen Dutler's com.
nsnd this morning
few guerrilas were csught in the woods and
brought In this morning.
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Important Expedition from Memphis.

From private sources we learn that an expe-
dtion left Memphis for point east o. that place
the expedition moved there Is now 10 improperly IN
abiding 70 the subject The force 10 estimated at
20 COO VI which onehalf cavalry under tue com
mand Of Gen. Grerson 1t is estimated that CoIlnth
Miss. was the destination of the expedition, the object
being 10 defeat the Rebel Gen. Forests plans tor inter-
ruptng Gen. Shermsn's communications. Whatever
may be the object Of the expedition there IL reason 20
believe from the character f Ks LEADER, that II will
proys suoo<ss, (Galels Gazette.
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Movements Of Morgan.

IINLINFNIII TIUI'"". "t'' TT 7V7''
The Times correspondent at llemingsburs,
KY. June 70 saws the remnant Of Morgnn's command.
numbering go passed Though ihere on the morning OF
the leih en- route possibly for Pound Gap They admit
loss of nearly 100 at Cyntbiana. Union force OF
1900 in pursuit arrived AT Flcmingsburg about six
hours after Morgan left.
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burned to the ground they having also carried Mr.
Riycs OF prisoner. Following are the acknowledged
casualties: Killed, 9; wounded, Il; captured. D. As
10 the last item Kautz denied its truth lie brought m
40 prisoners.
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Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

From Hdrveg Seeker, Esq, The able editor QT tls
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HEAD QUARTERs, LEMON DISTRICT,
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IIEAD IlUARTERs, L-hItIH UIsIhIti,
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The address Of Major General Cauch,
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IG- The lawyers of Adrian, Michigan,
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HEAD QUARTERS DEP'T:, OF THE
SUsoUEHANNA, CHAM8ERsBURG, Pa.
IannarY 20th. 1861. J

"dHttoif ~vt'is ~
To the people of the Department Of the
Susquehanna.
| cordially invite The attention CT al! per-
sons within the Department of the Susque-
hanna to the address recently issued by Ma
ior General Hancock, Commanding 2d Army
Corps in which that distinguished officer an
nounces, that he has coGe to Pennsylvania
under the authorities of the War Department
for the purpose Of recruiting his Corps to %,
900 men with Il view to special service.
The gallantry ana Military ability Of Sie-
ior General Hancock. and the courage and
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MANY battle fields and have justly Wen the
admiration Of the people. Those who shall
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whom it will lie an honor TO BE connected
and leader whose past career gives the as
surancc that he cannot fall short OF the full
performance Of all his duties as al officer, q
soldier and gentleman.
Having been assoclated with MAJOR Gen
eral Hancock on many trying occasions, l
heartily command him 10 the patriotism Of
the people Of this Department, and earnestly
advise these fit for military duty, 70 embrace
this opportunity of taking a position n which
they viii gain honor and distinction for
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Dissolution.

The undersigned give notice that the
Co-Partnership, in the butcherlns busi-
ness, existing between the undersigned
was dissolved on the first of October, 1868
JAMES KINTZ,
ABRAHAM GISH.
Paradise Valley, Oct. |, 1862
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oFFICIAL WAR BULLETINS.
Further from Georgia sherman Pursu-
Ing Hood.
WAN DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is-lO a. III,

WAN DEPARTMENT.,
NAsmINuroN, Oct. lS-lO a. III :
Major GeH,rcl DIE, Aetg York.
The following dispatch has been received
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, . p. m, Oct. IT,
Hoods main force was about Lafayette last
night, aud Sherman at Ships Gap. The report
of yesterday that Hood was approaching Car
penter's Ferry was mistake. He had not
crossed Lookout Mountain last night.
J. NJ. sCHorIELD, Major General.
Another official dispatch, dated at Chattamoo-
ga, is as follows:
81 left Gen. Sherman at Ships Gap, in Tay-
lor's Ridge, al dark last night. The General
and army were all right aud In the best Of splr-
its. Hood won't tight, though offered battle
repeatedly. Ills dreadful repulsc al Atlanta
has made him very cautious. General SlOCum
is all right at Atlanta, with plenty Of proyis-
ions and forage. Hoods raid has produced
no military result as yet. Ii Lc fails " invade
Tennessee, as he has promised lis mcn, he will
lose by desCrtion twice a. many as he has cap
turcd. The losscs iu men thus far have been
in our favor. Hood demanded, over his own
signature, LhG surrender of RCsdca and Dalton,
and said il surrendered white officers and men
would Dc paroled in few days; but that If tho
posts were carried by assault 10 prisoners ~u"'o
be tdket "
Rome is all right.
Signed Z. A. DAM,
AClinr Secretary of War,
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II may be au ungcnCrOus, but II certainly is
pertinent suggestion, that il is the October
elections which have uncarthed that veteran
politician, Mr.. Thurlow Weed -BrooHy',, ".
y, ChiOa.
1t is Wot a suggestion" it is fact which
MIR. Weed plainly asserts. He says, speaking
of oar patriotic President, MrtLlncolr, and the
COITrlh ,ad candidate, Mcclellan, "both arc
men integrity and Patriotism" This is an
insul. Ihc President 10 start with. Mr.
W c. 20 says (rcmemJcr his letter lie dated
III, ;ah Of October, only two days after the
-.,rnms in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, }
- 1". rio"iy ~ltched cUc'ts whh Il octermi-
"ati,, o.. IL. gVHr"'d Ly hra"
The three States named above went for LhC
administration, and Mr.. Weed was "gov-
crnCd acc ordingly. We have a right, there
fore, 10 conclude, from Mr.. Weeds own state
ment, that If those States had gone dgcjtSt thC
Administration, Mr.. Weed would have fol.
lowed suit.
This is record Of Mr.. Weeds own making
If be is not ashamed oft, hc ought to bc.