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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
THE NEWS.

THR intelligence this morning from Ane
Army OF the Potomac is Of the most graft
swing charActsr-deeidslly the most ami
mating and promising yet received. Gen.
Sheridan with his cavalry. has performed
= magnificent raid, aud after doing inn.
mense, if not irreParable, damage to the
enemy, has joined Gen. Buffers command
on the south side of James river. He has
cut the Virginia Central road south of its
Junction with the Richmond aud FEedsr-
lcksburs road, aud he has cut the latter
road as far towards Richmond as Ashland
Station. These cuts leave Lees army but
one route by rail to Richmond, and that is
one OF course which they cannot afford to
take, viz. via GOrdOnsville down to Lynch
burg.
The rebels cannot be fed in their present
position. Their whole OBJECT must now be
10 fall back as best they eau to their sup
plies. 1t is copjeetured, aud We presume
It is so, that they have large supplies
ia aad around Rlchuoud, aud can therefore
stand considerable Of an investment. No
doubt the object of Grant is to invest them
al speedily as possible. To this end he is
douhtless sending Sheridan to Butler, and
the object will be to go between Richmond
and Petersburg aud cut the DAnviIle road.
Tba; done and the isolation of the rebels
will be complete. They will then be COM
pietsly without hope in the world, and
their surrender or Anuihilatiou will be a
simple question of time.
1t 10 be remembered thai Crooks and
Averi!l are taking care of the Virginia aud
Tennessee railroad. A despatch from
rebel sources shows that the great bridge
over New river and the stores at Dublin
depot have been destroyed. New river has
an immense Spau of bridging, which could
rot be replaced in . month, even could the
rebels get an opportunity to work at it,
which they will not.
Another important dispatch is that from
Admiral Lee to the Secretary of the Navy,
announcing the death, in the Richmond
papers, of Gen. Jeb. Stuart, the famous
rebel eavalryman. he vas killed, 1t is
supposed, in an engagement With Sheridan,
although the latter does Rot mention it 10
his repOrt-iu tact does not seem to have
been aware OF who it Was be fought on the
Ch;ekahOmiuy.
The situation, as it stands this morning
briefly summed up, is this:-Ths rebels
have retreated South Of Pc river aud the
prospect is that they are ssrAiuiDg every
ezss:!oa to connect With their supplies at
Richmond, and that, therefore, they will
not lie likely to attempt stand outside OF
their works. In the meantime we are on
the aggressive all around them. Grant is
pushing the N directly from the front. But
Ter ia beriegiug their rear at Fort Darling,
the taking of which will be virtually the
taking of Richmond, while Sheridan is
now to make an attempt on the last re.
naming link connecting Virginia with the
south.
The situation, a. revealed to Us thiu
morning, indicates speedy and glorious re.
Sults. We may expect very radical aut
decisive uews every day this week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
IIutchins Moore and other,

'u'Sh'nS moore ana otners' Ohio county
Kelley. Holloway 4 Co., and others. In GhAS SSety
M HERFAs, by decrOO of the Circuit Court of
w Ohio county, duly pronounced and entered on
cause, 1t vas, amongst other things. ordered That
the said cause be rrferrO to AlOuzo LOring Special
tain, stAis and rep TT.
''lst. Tho amounts respectively due the creditors
mentioned In the said deed II 18th May, 1855 show
ing the amount paid to each of thetn on account OF
the dtbtS mentioned therein, by whom aud when
a2d An account Of the no,t profits oTthe business
carried OH by the defendant, A. Wilson Kelley, uu
der the lease aud contract OF salu between Kelley
Holloway Co, and him, said A. Wilson Kelley, Of
Ui rs "u nSu o T" urinr "a % Va
October, lSss, but subsequent reI6, sad Gn tn The
showing the full account OF the entire business Az
required b. tho terms ol the salt and contract
of ssle Of the 18th November, 1857.
'3d. An account VI the amour. due the firm OF
Kelley, Holloway Co.. under the said lease ami
contract Of sale Of the 10th November, 1851 whether
for goods, mat riAls, accounts, or otherwise; aud
how and by whom the Same has been applied or
paid.
OF Kelley, Holloway 4 Co. IhONing to whom due,
when RyAblr, and the order and priority in which
they are chArgeablc upon the proceeds Of the sale
which may be found due by the defendant, A. Will
Bom Kelley.
10th. An account OF the several amounts paid by
the said A. WiitOn Kelley, On the Eaid debts Of Ksl
ley. Holloway Co., showing when and TO whom
eacll payment was lnahe.
18th. account OF the payments made uudoF
the sale Of the - JctOOer 1855, by the sad A. vii
sou Kelley defendant, H. trustee or TO The
creditors mentlOnsI ia SIIi desI Of Ilth Mty, 1855
| showing To whom and when each payment wa
made, aud the amount thereof
And the sad AIOnEo Loring hAviug declIued Il
discharge the duties Of said appoint ment under thu
terms aid decree, the said cause, Icy decree
red therein by said court on thu 18th day OF May
1854 WAS referred {" the nndurSghed, Que O tn,
mmsAiOuers Of the said Court, who is substitute
to ali the rights, powers, duties and
oil the raid special Commits Toner under sad Lrsi
| decree, with Instructions to AID report Lh
several accounts ordered by said hr-t above men
toned d. cree.
nplrEuNnCc Of aid decrecs. l shAl pTucrOI, M
Office IIn street, ia Lhe city OF Wheeling, Od
county, W ", on the 9th day II June 1864, 4. inE
and report The several accounts ORDERED by s.id lie
! cree lrst above Tecittd.
| JOHN q. CHANDLER
Wheeling, Ma Ii, 1861 COalm.s, lor,er.
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PROCLAMATION
HY pAE GOVERNOR

NJ uEhEAs have good cause to believe that
w jackson OmIs, Matthias Ambrose, Isaiah Bu l.
David Buck, BEuse Tuck, osor &c C0IupIo AudIr -
compton, Samuel Dawson, Joseph >. Duckwail john
4. DerInvdy, Robert U. UustIu, GeCrge W. Huu,sr.
Ihoinas Dawson, George W. Way, " lillian v ilsS,,'
james Z. West, Joseph Johnston, ChArIes ha,.-r
SeOrBe w. hoagy, Mary IS. HVagy. GeOTgs tnn
inUnd, Jacob Keller, Nicholas krefier FIr,lrTrE
heIneT, Jacob B Leopard, William II. Martin
BarbLFy MARTINI Charles /. U. FerIA!l, Ciecrsv A
Shsrrerd, Charles A. Swami, MaEItu v Mng.r
William HUI bert, John Cross, Daniel Cro,, k,iYrn,i
rockwell aud Louisa swInn, vino the sew LtttuiL
HAS OF April, eighteen hundred and aiAtS ur,e IL,
sided In tue County Oi Morgan EIIhin WhaI l., ~
the etato OF West Virginia, have deserted Ihri,
homes aud arc actively engaged In aid NJ. lie :,
called COME. crate stAIes Of America and In. I
staLO government at HichnOnd, Ia Ilrv.r aI,u,I, L.
SuHJuBHte tue good people OF THIS State, but ia el
al criminal acts cannot To UbiAIn,d:
NoH therefore, Arthur Foreman, Governor All,
tue state OF West Vagina, dV laaue this Ia, m.
IAN .tIon' declaring tne saIIl jackson Umps Mani
| las Ambrose, Isaiah Duck, DaVIL suck uTu,s REC
SeIrke C0tiPton, AnuToW Compton, samuel L-y,s.,,
! J.sepn =. DucG wall, john I D.TIu,nY H,,i,,,T ~
uusItuJ deOTge ". uuut. 1, TLOnIa, LJlS,.n i,.o,.
". NAy' william " lIsUu, james Z. " 50. ], ..5L
johns" Char 80 hasi. r, George W. IisAEy .Gr,
=. SasS, neorse iianm9n5 JlscUb Keller, Nich As
heshGr, EIederick kurTer, Jacob r. i.cUpard. VII.
iiAii II. Martin, BtIbLry MARTIN Charles r. ~ Fer
rail-, GeVree W. SheITurd, Charles A. swami, Ma,tIL
v. Miller, william nurUeft, John Gro, iI,r,Ii
CrOssr edward hockWeiI aIId Louis. SWAMI Cn.IIiei
OF tttS stale unlOsA ihSy shall within uixty tEy,
| hOh the date Of THIS proclamation take auI
- ~ ~ - oInse Oh tue Circuit Court Of the
.'i county oi dOTgAu ~ oath lUpp TT III" COu.
HtitGt'Oh oI the unUrI states and The oLrlitut,yn
nI 'nis Stat" and thereafter Gemenn Iheiu., ives a,
god citizens.
Ia. Proclamation shall bs published in the
mheellux Ihtel'Igvhcer, newspaper printed in the
CITY Of Wheeling, the seat oi gJT-ILInent tor tbs
ht-'I. aud IA the f.''rmSut National, paper
| auCc' ssivc weeks
- Done at the city OF Wheeling on this the
| sE6I I0Gritehth day Vi May, the ear II UuT
! Lord one IIOusIHd eight hundred and ak.
| ~ ty-f2ur, AM OF the state she hraT.
\. 1. BUREMAN.
J EId4R a0HEFs, Secretary Of State
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

ST. Louis. May l4.-The Democrat has
news from Red river to the 9th. -
Porter Was at Alexandria with his iron
clads: A large force was engaged in
sounding the river at Alexandria go an IN
give the depth OF water on the falls. for
the guncoats to pass over. 1t will take
two weeks to raise the water.
Zen. Grover commands ut Alexandria
The Federal liues embrace a circuit of
three miles. No communication bv land
is bad with the army at Grand Ecore,
McOlernaud was rem dezvousiup bis corns
at Now Orleans for the purpose of rein.
forcing Banks. VI te'"-
>, Gen. Smith will return with his troops
Butler aud Holiday, of H., brought out
O4i bales OF cotton from Alexandria.
Aessengera have gone to Washington IN
libel 1t in behalf of the Navy.
Magruder, with 1000 men, is reported IN
have joined Smith at Sabine Cross Rosds
Price had detailed 5000 men to work in
port. A''' we
DR.. Derby, sugeou. in chief with Bank.
report the Federal loss at Pleasant Hill
at SO killed, 1870 wounded, and 1850
missing aud prisoners.
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II. LEoSARD,
Dep. Paym'r Gen. U. S. A.

PHILADELPHIA, May I4tb.-A special 10
the Evening Telegraph, dated Cincinnati,
the l4th, states that Gen. Schofeld's army
moved from Bulls Gap on the I'd. and
after four hours fighting, on the Alb. The
rebels retreated, the Union troops pursuing
them into North Carolina. No particulars
received.
The news that Gen. Thomas has taken
Dalton is confirmed. He captured abont
5000 prisoners aud 10 or l2 pieces of ar.
nllery. The rebels retreated in some dis.
order to Resaca ADD Rome. Our troops
are In hot pursuit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

WAsHrSGrOS, May 14.-Yesterday 1900
prisoners. Including 400 officers. arrived
At Bell Plain. One of the rebel Generals
captured is Bradley T. johnson, of Md,
formerly employed in the House of Rem
tesentaliVes, aud prominent member Of
me Maryland Legislature, who tried TO
'AEe the State out of the Union.
= "A wounded rebel prisoner states that
hnSgsIreet was wounded in the right breast
Ia - consequently his command Understood
"an u It.i on his way to Richmond.
90. 49, r. h'Ll also wounded in the same en-.
heard Lee was wounded. 'DA' lucy
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FOR SALE.

WILL sell at pri vnte sale the premises 90 whish
am now living, ad dining the own OIL bsio
vile, Monroe county, Ohio, to Wit Eo9E AeIes
land. on which is rood fame house OF n'e -,
on the fret door and two the secOud ana ~ ns
esSary out buildings, a good apple orehar1 OF "ao
hundred bearing trees, vineyard Gnd AZ >. -,
meLt Of small iTuit; we'll Of EOod Yer ~ tuS
door The whole is unierIaid With 4 vein o. coal
thai is now being worked. will make tue tesH'
and price reasonable. FOr particular apply 70
mSTSWS CASPER ELSBNBAREH-
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Inc large average to March 10 included
probably two montbs pay Of the troops to
March l. which occurs sgain in May. In
The annual report of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, the debt, to July /, 1864, was
placed At 81 ,sss. 9se.o4I. This amount is
Hlfeady exceeded, and the excess will, ne.
eoidiUE TO the estimates, be 5000 600 ooo
without including the new appropriations
f3s new troops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

CArRo, May 10 The midnight steamer.
Darling and Alice Dean, from Mempb,s
passed up for Cincinnati, the former with
osI' and the latter with 6ss bales of cot
Gen; Candy aud staff passed memphis
yesterday, en- route for Red River,
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ClSoISNATI. May l4.-Ths National
Guards are being rapidly moved to the
front. Nineteen regiments have already
gone forward.
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THE o. s. debt now is, it appears,
Sl,72s, 24s,4l1. AT the same rate Of in
crease as for the last sixty days it will be
a. follows July l.:
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PHILADELPHIA, May IA letter has
been received 10 this city from Lord Lyons
stating that be has never had any CORES /.
pondence with JEFF. Davis.
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Co.. artnerSIlIp.

'TNnE untersigued have forged co p4rtusrship
L for the purpose OF conducting the Wholesale
bTns business at No. 81 Main street, under the nrn
maze and style uf McCAuE, KRAFT 4 CO. Also
tue Retail Drug Rnd Prescription business, At tia
Old stand of Reed Kraft AZ Main aud tn Ird
streets. Centre Wheeling, under the irm nAInu aud
style of REED KRAFT 4 60.
thare Of publ patronage Is respectfully sole
ited. X. 4. McUABE,
WI KRAFT,
myl6-it JAMES REED.
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Large Sale
Farm Stock 4 implements,

Al HADDlNGrON Farm,
Pour miiss from Wheeling. On Bethany Turnpike,
I'm TUESDAY, 8Ist May, 1864, and following
" four days, viii sell by public auction Az u,y
live stock, comprising Unity uOrseA, suitable kT
any purpose, durham aud Grade CaIIle, LeIcvsS, &,
COIbWUld aud Grade SLeSp. AIsO growing CrUpa and
p 1T OF my Household furniture.
Apply at my brewery OF 10 Mr. John MarshaIL.
on the farm, Tor Iurtusr particulars.
Catalogues u tue pieSise lots VI Live Stock and
lmpleme ts eau be had sE the Brewery on the ,UIl.
o. May, 1891
See advertisement also.
myIEId HEo W .MIrm
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WASHINGTON, May l4-The Information
received from the Army of the Potomac At
noon to-day is that yesterday they were
still pushing on in Lees rear
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

VIZ notice among the wounded sent to
Washington from Granite army the follow :
ing members of thO7lh West Virginia reg
Captain John Fordyeo, solomon oasteel'
and Andrew MAtherS.
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HEADQuARrERs AMY OF PorouAo. l
May 18th, 1864. I

Soldiers: The moment has arrived when
your Commanding General feels author.
lied to address you in terms of congratu-
Intion. For eight days and nights, almost
without intermission, in rain and sunshine,
you have. been gallRntly fightiug desperi
ate foe in positions naturally strong and
rendered doubly so by intrenchments.
You have compelled him to abandon his
Notifications on the Rapidan, to retire and
attempt to stop your onward progress, and
now he has abandoned his last eutrenchsd
position SO tenaciously held, suffering in
all loss Of Is guns, 22-colors and 900
prisoners, including two General officers.
Your heroic deeds and noble endurance OF
fatigue and privRtions will ever be mem.
oraole. Let ns return thanks to God for
the mercy thus shown to US, and ask earn.
estly for It's continuance.
Soldiers your work is not over: the
enemy must be pursued and if possible
overcome. The courage and fortilude YOU
haVe displayed renders your Commanding
General confident that your future efforts
will result 10 success. While we mourn
the loss of many gallant comrades, let us
remember that the enemy must have sui.
tered equal if not greater losses. Weshall
soon receive reinfOrcomouts, which be
cannot expect. Let us determine then to
continue vigorously the work SO we'll begun
aud under Code blessing 10 short time
The object Of our labOrs will DO accom-.
plished.
[Signedl GEO. G. MEADE,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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WANTED.
For Sale.

"E HAVE for sale Two Large Covered Pl,,.
w Boats, substantially made, one iU2b aud ~
other - Test BY Is ieeI, unloading Al A. n
DetTtier Co.'s occurring Mil, Centre Yks,rlin1
Coal merchants, call and see them
my IjSt JOHN FRAME SONS
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FFsm Ger. Bhstmeu's Army Grants
Army South Of the Pc River

PRllApELPHIAi May LITTLE Bulletin
has the following special despatch in re
gard to the movements 81 Gen. Sherman's
army:
Washington, May 14.-Gen. Sohofeld
has achieved victory aud pursued the
enemy into North Caroline. Gen. Thomas
has gObbled up 5000 rebels and captured
IL guns.
the Bulletin has also special dispatch
from Washington announcing that Gen.
Grants whole army is south of the Pc
river in pursuit of Lee.
The Evening Telegraph has the follow
ing special dispatch:
On The Battle Field, Friday, May 10,
P. M.-Gens. Ricketts, and Gibbon have
engaged the rear guard of the rebels inside
of their line OF yesterday Thursday. We
are driving the rebels before US splendidly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
Desirable House and GrOunOs
for sale.

THE subscriber, having removed from the CITY
Il offers for sAio lis dwelling house and pInst,
ieet oil ground situAted tho north sido OF QaiScS
7Ih streets. O1t' "''u
Tho house contains 10 rooms and cellar iS sli,iLIy
lOeated and there Is sufficient grOuLd attached "a
put up handsome hOnss the property.
will soil tn above described premises on favor.
able terms, say one third OF the price in caslI AND
the remainder payable in one and Two ears
MATTHEW WARREN.
Also
The Let on tlS corner Of OlSy and an ,4rs.,.
opposite the old Cotton Factory - Il - -
This piece Of ground l. larger than regular lot.
e situated on the creek bank and first rate locS
ton Tor manufacturing business uCRny description
For price aud terms OF either Of the above tnS
TONED pieces OfprOperty enquire Of
MATTHEW WARREN,
or WAHkEN d BERGER
myIl.Sw Corner Main street aud Market alley.
FOR SALE.
FlNIIE east half Of Lot No. 8, situate on Cep,r.
Il street. bstWeen Sixth and Sieve nth streets On
said lot 10 large aud cUmmodiOus brick dWsllInp
house with hall lfnJt sOd at private sale Uelpr's
the 2Sd Of May, 1864, It will be offered al PUBLIC
sale At the fFOnt door of the Court House AZ 10
O'Clock, A. Al. Apply to
JOHN II. DOWNS,
nyA-tu Adminstr traitor,
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q. F. BUTLRR,
Major Gen. Comd'R

HEADQUARTERS HALp WAY HOUSE, Nav
IA, 10 ~. Mo E. N. Stanton, Secretary
Of Ear: Gen. Smith carried the encmv's
first line on the right this morning al 8
o'clock. Loss small. The enemy have re +.
tired into three square redoubts, upon
which We are now bringing our artillery TO
bear, with elect.
(Sigued) B. F. BUTLER.
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WARRINGTON,


Containing Ilj acres Of beautiful and fertile rUlIiny
hill Land, well wAEGEed BY falling sprinks In
one OF the mos sRlnbrlouS countries iu the ORD
anu situate Ia neiSnbu no ID Of wealthy AID higuIv
EeipectAOte IedpIc Il Is Gu tl9 buthAuy turnpike,
four mites from Wheeling Fhs mansion Is in
with every modern cOnvtni.Hcv, surrounded wih
slrubDeTy ana uCrs- The principal IetAut house,
Is u neat ami comfortable Two Story tick. IL0
Dairy hOuso u spacious ind fixtures are COuVrui
emily Al ranged. There also eight cottages Oh
the estate, all rented UId u;Id good tenants, III the
rental Of which pays more Thlu tbs taSes on the
place. Au extensive barn Will stone GRsrlueut
divided Into stAGiiBE 10. Is hUrsrs and stalls fe r
" cattle, with cClaTs bins, nIUWs, aud everything
IN the highest TUTuiEttion Of "a ArI; stands Ia a
cattle aud sheeP. Also blAcGSIulth's shop and u
slaughter house.
Tue farm 10 we'll known 10 DO the best fuDrUye,l
AID most highly cultivated in this uArt of the
couhtryi stocked with imported hEd Otuer choice
cattle aud rleep, bOrses Ia plsLJeuIa c., &c .rhU
ACRES OF fat barley, % srrIng barley 80
Rcrts OF black OATS ~ acres Of corn u acres u o-
tAtOes % AcT6s OF meadow, tile baluuct, IN good It.,
ture, all OF which Will be- s1Id above stated on
the 3lst day Of May. 1864.
Terms Of purchase made knuwu on tho day oT
sale, aud at the following places whsro plans of the
place and further particulars can be given niLeT
tile 18th day OF May, lstI:
INV HOEE-At the office OF MeAsra Parker
Brooks Co., Water St; Mr. JnO. Jay Hannah
Pearl st Mr. VIII am HRnUAll ST., Pearl st. MrsSrs
McCrOmbe Guild, II Water 1t.
PAILADLLPHI4-Messrs. bullet & Fairthorns
BALIIhUAE-Messis. II. StTRus, bro Bell
FITTsRuAGH-eir. J. PIeming'S Drng Store
CLATELAND-J. Is. smiths atHlt House.
ClNCiNHATI-D Il. Mitchell Il Co , Water at
sT. LOUIs-W. Il. neuriCkshOpUr.
lOUIsvILLE-G. q. Rupsr.
WHERLiNG-At tho BTe very. mv1V
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LOUISVILLE, May l4th.-Tho following
dispatch was received at midnight last
p,,. FRANxFoRr, May 10.
Editors Louisville Observation-Disclosures.
ans to the rescue. want 10000 six
T months troops at once. Do not hesitate.
Some; ! VIII lead you. Let us help to
[Signed1 T. E. BRAILRTTE
Governor OF Kentucky.
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BALTIMORE, May l4.-The Governor Of
Maryland has called for ) Regiments of loo
days men to relieve all regular troops now
on duly in this State.
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HALF WAX HOUSE,, May IA, 8 A. M
~. Stanton: We are still before the base of
the enemy's works at Drury's Bluff and
Fort Darling. The enemy are here in force.
Gen. Gilmore, by flank movement with
a portion OF his corps 1t brigade of the
18Th corps, assaulted aud took the enemy y
works on their right 1t was gallautly
done. The troops behaved finely We
held our lines dnring the night aud shall
move this morning.
(Stpuedl r. + RUrLpp
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Address of Gen. Meade to the Army
of the Potomac.

WAsHINoroS, May 14-Despatches dated
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, 18Th,
IL O'Clock, noon, at which the MESSENGER
to Associated Press left contain the fol.
lowing: ~.
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Latest Dispatches from Gen, Butler

WASHINGTON, May IA. q 80 P. Mo-
Grn. DIR: The following teIegrams have
just reached this department from General
Butler. No other reports have been re-
ceived BY dispatch this r. NJ.
Sigucd, E. N. STANTON,
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BY Telegraph.
or later DI6pGtSnos see I'D Page.

[TRoM QUIZ EXTRA OF SATURDAY /
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A SMALL HoUSR. Any person having one for
~ rent can hear Of good tenant BY applying at
his once APIS