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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04
SECRET DISEASES

Use I1HLNnoLp's EXTRACT RrcHr for all affections and
diseases ~ the URINARY ORGANS. whether existing IN
NAE or FEMALE, from whatever orr. inating and
no matter Of HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases or these Organs requires the aid ofa n1CRf T.
&c. HELMPOLD'S EXrRGT d JCIiU Is THE GREAT
DiCRETIC, and is certain TO have the desired effect In
Ill discusses fir rhicG~tt liz Recommended .s'r
Evidence Of the most reliable and responsible charae
tsr VIII acc,DInunA tIe MEDICINE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04
FENTALES-FEMA LES-FEMALES.

A Trial will convince the most skeptieaI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07

The Baltimore correspond nj Of the Word
gives he lulluwlug description OF II new :
ven ion which he sdw tested A. X chm nd
he invention is by Captain Holden uf the
rebel arRy,
It is nothing more or less than stink ba ]
dest. NJ d to be fired into IN enemy while be-
s,es,ng TO si,k them out About The
miidI, Df April, | was one OF The several
civilians, who upon lrvtariun, accompanied
"a -rRrry-ui tfiicSrs 10 Atlees, snrron o. the
Central rali oad zen miles lr, IN Rluhmond o
with, s. some experiments wlh this ba -
The ba | IL an iron shell containing combu :
iihle aud destructive material as we'll Ms
odilorDus matter, aud in appearance Is siIn-
lar to he stink ball ia usr many Yeas ago
| i is des gned 10 be thrown by mnrtars, but in
the ie,ts on N. occasion referred TO, the fuse
wAs lighted aud the shells nllowed To iulmln-
ale wh-re they were placed The stencil
which followed the 'xplostun was the m,st
f.ud aud vii rinous that ever outraged the o.
facto. ips OF man Coe'ilge sad ne eouu,ed
Ia Co oln seventy seven
"W, II d, hntd sLd several stinks.
Bat f he had Oeen NJ AL e,s on the day
of The experiment Allu led 10 he won hAvo
r cogu zed them all ard ev nty-sevtu no .
the skunks. pole cat4, niygsts, uitcn, sup phur,
rasp. hnrsea and horses' hoof, burnt in fire,
asss puda, fprus aud bug weeds in h-
world cuu not equal the smell emitted by
those balls Bat not on'y is 'he smell in
s-if Into 'ersblr hut il pruvokes meeting
and coughing sud pro@uceN nsUsea, render
i,g it impossible Tor men TO do duty within
reach OF il A single ball wi impregnate
the stmosl re for f ty va d. round, aud the
, i-tid compound, entering every hung it
touches, smis the stencil iur Iona time -
Tie opinion OF all who wtn-ss' he exp ri
mpnt was that thee ha ls were n islr Offset
To Greek fire. aud Gen,r.l Windsor, md
several uilivprs Of rank VINO were pl e,eut r.
pressed th- b,litf that it wou provs more
reflective for driving off br,e gers than an'.
t1iug ever invented Be this Ms 1t may II
| Il chmoni ia ever threatened by seies, Il g
".ne,z.r,," the inventor faceiiously calls b =
halls, win form q prominent feature in ILs
drfensive oPsrS'uus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
Exciting scene.

The saloon of = river steamboat attacked
By guerllss presents scane quite AS conir
~ il Is exc tiny. Toll ose who can ar al col
troll their nerve, the ludicrous uoslnvey
banishes all thoughts Of the tragic, TO az
great big fellows wIh aud without Nh uldel
straps, sprawl ali on their bellies, beh }
every conceivable pr, j-ction Of chair or tHbr
At the first rattle Of muskeuy, and ~ ny
through the Ahsurdy imppsslbe process Of
tyiug to make pancakes Of lhemselves.--
Nerr my-tah n door. where | wbs siitiol
r. ad ny when The alarm commenced, | sew
behind the leaves of tobl-, piled up abou
Two feet hi United Sls es officer Of
one oflhe lS3 3l-ly,nR fat on his tLcr, ot
op at HIN ttp'o Ntit,r. ind on top Of IL,
latter n pSutt Ien,f'd, org,h'ard,d sutltr
Shose eyes se' n I'd ready to leap from the }
-ot kets Poor itlloWI | know lie must hav
i-ll a. relieved az amy a us whpn We Nafrl,
reached thus place a. / p m. Of ihr 20 h, unc
Jaw lhe myriad lights oi the transports ard
2unboais ra c'ed in the stream and liqhl.
ming up the hlrff4, giving he APP esrSnce at 1
srpe ard imposing city Red Rirsr Cor.
'espOndehce
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
Curious Facts About Congress-
men.

A Washington letter writer gives some
curious facts about present Congressman He
ssys Mr. Aues, Of Ma.sachusetts, ia the
richest, worth over Two millions Mr. Bald.
win. Of the same State, the largest; Mr. Clay,
Of K-niucky, the talles'; Mr. MeClung, q
Massachusetts, the shortest; Gen Dumonf,
Of Ind ans, the most productive. bling the
father OF II nsisen children; Mr, Stevens, ,f
Ppnnsvlysnia the Oldest, stventy.so years
Gen Grfield, of Ohio. the youngest, thirt,-
twu years Mr.. Window Of MNnefMs, the
HIN J omssi; NJ X lev, Of Pennsylvania,
and Mr Y ,orh-es. OF Indiana, the best spt ak.
era, -Ms-C0Ev Of -OaiO,- end -Mr--WU-hEuru
of I Iinois, the best par i. mentarisns; Ar.
Ktsson, Of lows, AMI Mr.. Prndetou, OF
ONio, the resdi,T debhpr. Mr Clsv, f
K.ntucky, he lar 'est farmer. htvins 6 $40
res of land 275 slaves, z 600 -he,p, ID
l51 blood cattle; while Mr Crime I, Of
Iowa, has O0O acres of land, ami G QUO
sheep Mr. Wallace. Of Idaho, hvtsth- farth+st
from Washington. Hnd draws S6s97 for milo
age, and Mr. Davis, Of N M,rviaad. tn neare,t.
hi- mieage h inv onk S32, Mf Frmk, e
New Yo K, the best penmsu. and Mr. ST. NJ
Of P-nnsvlvanis, the poorest The tiorsr
has tw-n'y.6ve members with bald heads
th riy with moustsrh s. aud twl with wigs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07

There are now two candidates in the
Geld, both OF whom are pledge to the VIC,
orous prosecution Of tho war. One Of
,h,m-F emont--is pledged in addition to
the maintenance Of freedom Of speech ead
Of the press. The other--L 'ncoln--has
been suppressing 10th Tor the last three
years. la man desires this war to he
prosecuted, one Of the two will certainly
please him.
Bat there is large element 10 tho coun-
.try which i+-iu favor OF Peace. It COM
,n.cs the whuls D morratic party, au
klrh additions as our enormous sui huit-
less expenditures Of blood an treasure
will necessarily bring. This element can.
not vote Tor ei her T ,em mt or Lincoln -
Ii cannot vote for any man who is 'lrdg-
ell, directly or inditeclly to the further
prosecution OF this war. Under these cir.
cun-tan es, the duty If our leaders f we
have any now o.day. md ut the delegates
To Chicago i, plain. They must give IL
a peace candilatc.
There are some men now in the Demo
cratic nrgauiz tiou, who ave wo king hard
fnr a result at Chicagl which will utterly
disgust the Democratic masses. Lst th N
beware wha, they do. The people are fol
peace. They will vote tor no war mau
They will not be fooled by politicians -
The vital question now is peace or war
and if there is no peace mrn in the h' ;
more than two.tnirds ol the party vii
stay at hOme. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
Current News Items.

The Newark Advocate, in noticing the
death Of a young soldier from that count,'
ssys: "orfnepn volunteers. who went from
the same neigbb ,rhooi in the winter o. 1861
all except three are de u, AMI yet rem ,rS s5le
tn state. he is the first who has flleu in bat
tie"
Telapraphic communication has been es'
tablshed between the White House and Wash
insto1 We may now exptct news, such rs
il is, mare promptly th 'u heretofore.
We learn this morning that Sherman is on'y
six miles ON Marietta We we're Informed u
week 90 that he had possession of the place.
This shows how the authorities lie il the
transmission Of the news.
The Confederate loan continues TO advance
in E rope notwithstanding th'Ir intelli-
rence + ON this country is Ms favorable
20 the Federal cause as The most nIen ons er.
version Of facts aud suppression oftrulh roal ID
make it.
The convic ion IL davninz on the public
mini that the capture OF Richmond will no'
be the sulilga'ion Of the South, or the owe :
throw Of the Confederacy. Falling back 10 a
new stronghold. the reb4ls will be as d. fanr
as ever, and new eon.crip,i1ns will be made
in the North, to continue a war whose end
vilI assma az far off sS ever
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
A Criminal Farce.

Mr. Lincoln is resorlipR to measure at once
desd rate and d4gradins 70 seoara his n.
nomination Not satisfied with The farce
enacted in L,nisiana, whereby st me Of his
political tuo's were arpoi ted 10 the shoaiy
Convfnion, at Bshimo'e, ihs proc edinp
has bsan re- snaetsd in tha Sea tl-aaA-sff
Sou'h Caroline, aud delegates arpoiuted who
are 10 claim 10 represent thai Stnte, Bui The
worst remains 10 he tod. Among the le.
gates appointed are four neqfoss. who are to
take Part n the l. pcnln Convention. Must
not NJ l.iucnln hr desperate ~ counienapce
,uch irandueI ~ d disP P'ar' fal proce' ng,7
II It any Wo der Ihnt the HONEST men Of the
parry are turning from lin in disgasf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
Rev YOrk MarheI.

NEw YoRk, June
CorToS-Qniet and steady and IN ddIinR
upward n 1924
FLouR Is et'er 7 61S77l forextra State.
Ronnd Hon Z 06aS 20
WHEAT-Nomu ally 60@l66 ChicRgo
Spring Sc 90 Milwaukee Club loo
LIS Winter Red
CoRS--Shade fr'ne'l 42i
0Ars-ln very tAir demand and steady Lt
S9lGs9l
PoRE-Firm-2S.
BEEF FUN Hnd in good demand
BUrTER 28 a32
Cur MEATs Firm s
LARD "A ,hsdr fir NOR. l4i
WHIsKY-Q ,rt Mt 81 3eCa 3llor Western
SUGAs-FI mr. Al i6l6l8
PETRnLEuN -Firm,r, 40 Crude CT; re6ued
30 ID, 69G ~ Free.
NV YtRK JurA 7 -Siotks iirt Pulsr
closing f'mer None, and 7 per cent S'rr.
ling qietrnd steady 1t l0i Coll
81 520 Coupons l2ll, Ga Fl Coupon, 6I
tue y'ar cert fcaie- 9sk New Ymk t,n.
nal 1921 E's 81 Isl Reading 81 ssl.
.C. B. Il o 27t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
Republican Indifference TO HUI
man Lie.

In the prosecution of this war, the loss
of mn goes for nothing, in the e>rima-
tiun of r publicans. Thus, the N. Y.
Times condemns Mcclellan, because he
was fifty days in reaching the point now
attained by Grant. while the latter has
reached it in twenty-seven days. The fact
that Mcclellan lost but three to five ,hou-
sand men, while Grant has lost mole than
iihy thousand, is not deemed worthy Of
consideration. The Times does not even
allude to it. Thus men ave slaughtered
with as little regard as ifthty werV so ma
nv bulloeks.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
A New Confession uI Faith.

The Fox River Btpiisr Association, which
met in Ihls civ day or twn uce, must hs
rather H remarkable b0 y Of IN n IN aohe re-
spec 5. From cur Huquain'huce with that
class 0l r. hRiOnisla named Bdptlsts, we have
hitherto FuppoN'd that ihey nre people ~huse
faith is tmht died IN som- trW dUsmAs such
~ close communion, "A peculiar ide. at pc
proper translation TO he given TO he Grtk
word bQphEJ, sHlva'iun through x ace Hhd
works, uhcr m grace always m grace, aud u
few other similar aud immaterltl polnis. We
DID not suppose that p ofrssion of isith in the
B,pt,t Church includ. d, along with al nc
knnW led mPnt Of the vintv OF Chris, u be.
l,-i in 4. L neon - Coos own ran" or
that m jpimng that body, II was necesstry n I
onlI f,r the believer to confess thai he ! Z.
irsss he doc ipe Of immersion, but hat no
il IN favor OF o Il Ahr fIr ihentx Presidency
That we have hi etin h-en mislsk il shoSn
by the follow ny ,esulu'ion intrunuc-d before
the Fox River Btpnst Association by Rev
Mr. nod of K ak ke-:
Realized, That hi, association recaE.
yes N Alb aham Lincoln, he Pc ilsut Of
the Unued Slaips, mAn evidently raised up
hs G d 10 admini-ter The aG ,irs Of this ,ov
erument, aud hat We heartily approve Of ~
re.eI cion, and pledge ourselves To his sup.
port
This is conclusive thai thp Baptist ORGANIC
/ tion has ext nsivrly enlarged lts pattern to
meet the r. qu'rements d IhAAgp Hereafter
"covenaUt neeiings" will be crn-irued 10
mean n gathering OF such a. co nb NJ heliei
in 'once in grace always IN grace with H
devnut faith iu Lincoln aud close commun.
ion will he Interpreted so M 10 inc udr al
men who have ben "pr lperlv bau' ID y aud
those who are In favor uf Old Abe's re-. lee
lion Hereafter, when n convert is hapliE d
! il will he in the name OF the Fuhsr, sol bnc
A L'ncoH aud Sh.n ha relates his ''~xi s.i
enee" ia the usual AAinfdtv cnTehani m et
inRs," the individual will bs Expected 20 tel
not on y how much he has grown in grnce
hut how many vhes he has ben sblr 10 in
Aneurr fur the reelection Of that IN N oI
/ God" Luco'n n The "Nn.es Of tbs uinttsenlt
century - Chicago Times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
Grant's strategy.

Gen. Grant could hs cplacsd his whole
army almost in its pre.ent position with.
out loss of scarcely single man. The
YUlk river was in our hands, navigalle
for gunboats and transports to the White
House, which is now our base Of supplies
Instead OF 80 doing. he took the overland
route. and is now deprived Without count
ing losses since he crossed the Pamunkey
OF sky thousand men. Such is the e,ti.
mate OF the Nation, war paper published
at New York.
Gen Grants idea no doubt was to meet
Gen. LIE in the field. away from Rich
mond. defeat his army, and follow it up
rapidly. This he failed TO do. lie faile'l
to carry the position at Spotteylvanini
and then swung around to the left. LIE
offered him battle al the South Anna, on
very bad terms, which he declined, and
swung around again. Grant, discover
Ing his error, was Fastening to get nearer
to Richmond, without any further destruc'
ii n OF men. But why did lie not go di
rect to the White House. and land his over
whelming amy there in the fist place, Ol
60 up the James river. anil landing But
Ter on one side. land his own army on tht
other. Both the James and Ymk rive
were open to him. lie is now fighting &
open communication across tho Peninsula
with Buffers troops; aud when his lvf
wing reaches the james. after great loss
we will hear Of more splendid strategy.
All The advantage he has or expects Il
might have secured with compiratively
litlle loss. Should he finally siecse'l, i
will he owing to his inexhausliIdy snpPll
of men. aud the wonderful tenarity am
bravery Of the troops whom he has beei
leading to slaughter. Il will MT be 'strat
egy.' but downright, hArl lighting suC
lluek without any help from '.traiegy.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
A vice Anniversary Convention.

There has b4en soma sort Of NJ Abolition
aRniVerS4ry convention in New York at which
men aud women of al calor' aud Of all
grades Of Intellect AID morHLiy veuilar,
themselves 7 he war, tree 1--we aud negroes
w-ie the burden of their hsIanpu.s Que
y6un woman Miss ClAik, after uraiiug
'DeauIiiul young man who preceded her
declared hersrlf a Tree lover, aud grvr aome
obscene instances iuhrAliye OF her IheO g.
There was speaker f,r every subjeel-oue
advocating free love, ano her the war, Annth.
er SD ,hon, nnoihar sb rlirn, smother iu6 lei.
ny, aud MI M. iincoln A Mr Howe hroug ght
down The house by declaring hat under Abra-
ham Liucn'n the world il tu bs free-nolhing
i.irur but perfect ire' dom. II ! were in
heaven would have freed IN TO sn .if I
want'd TO, o. | wouldn't Ngy there A Mr.,
Clark p lched into The peace men he said IT
Iesus Ch7ist cane and told them To GO on III
de 0i Il DAvis, be rou'd say shame On
such Irsu'. and he would sIi on him as II e
jess did A F0ung lady DECLARED that the
work of Freedom will not b. finished until
every woman is allowed freely 10 follow her
iuclinntion- in choosing the father Oi b =
Children, One unfortunate gentleman by lhe
name q Hamilton. undertook to offend
Chrsiisniiy aud was hissed down Thi.
dy iGnarica hold three public meetings.
in III Of which inf ltlny, free love. shorrinn
the Gig hI 70 sin 10 heaven, Ambition stn the
war, and Lincoln, received uudsputsd aud
consistent praise
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
LATEST NE MS.
Failure Ht 'he mt. ImD0-tRnt Nov
an ni Of hs IN Jatgn.
AFrERNJUN REPORT.


Failure ct 'he m '.t ImDo-tRnt MOVE
an n' of hs @ mJGtgh.
New XXX, June The Times cor e.
srnndeni gives lengthy drinilsd account OF
II Operations ou +, iday, shosirg the move
ment was the moi lmpOr amt { he cAmpsis IN,
u h-mg an attempt t0iu.h The rebels back
from their po4't on ton his side Of The c lick.
ahoniny, hu failed tlopgh our army was ad.
vanc-d 10 n POSITIONS The k-y point se.
cured by rlow And Gibbons divisions. was
wresfed ir, m hem by Nh overwhelming Iebel
rrse ve Ia 81 o x llne wO k'
Herald say' ol F'ida,s fight "it was a
hti,i blnudy but brilliant victrry for the 5th
Cnrr'" IL was n hot d,y iur Gen ficers
~ heir 81 n, every one Of Gehl Marin,
dalp's stiff ~AS hu
The II-r,d'4 ms River corr spond-nt
say: The lrun- I'D a-rl has be, IN we'd up
abreast of BIller'S ripht wing WHICH is en-
trenched On the Prn'n,u's, 'ormed by the A
pIms'o xand James road, which road o,
a my hns been sbIe to reach with iscently
mounted guns
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07

WAsHISGTOv, June The steamer S. P.
lpaldinp, which lett the White House ut te'
cock yesterday morning, arrived he e TO
a.. Dnect telegraph ,mmun'cniion hn,
rtn established betwe, the Whi'e House arc
WasI inp ton. There w,re about 3UU rebel
oriSon.rs at the White uJus, when the Spald.
ng left.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07

II III x.
Sfrickiand's Anfi- fholera Mirfrre

ec' mtcsih' ~ ettr, gents, absnt r,P ssiFru-
L htn aud c tn,i'R tt, WITH WHY cht tc
knowh dgts h't'ylr ItIsti ih.t Wd ,ttci
~ mnstu an,i cure & inl' AZ nyHoT 1lisAIti-
Chcl r, NiAtur' IL utwi ~ IA tFa' ~ ur iluy
h"slt II M Ie n gv,st {. pi,Rttt sdsA IN Il
Hver1he tNtN - custnrt of ttf ~ ieft 81 d
IT'S iis, A. d We VII ItpIant,' tote ths hstr NE.
ylh u world ior iatriH RRTd ! NEsnL,y
Mr Wnoob,t C'Nit IT u, M. viii Il u tRt apTy
q us'N hn' ono a. III virtue cf Sk atd'- Al a.
tHe NIX u''i 10 a I We hs LIeat UmtsI OF
estiu iiais NJ ~ pat"It, vlt avei.,t cm,d aret
'ein' rrnncun 80 IN u'R le hs theirt yE,gn,.Hnn
alter taking oriy tit ,ou' IT eel. nds hrt Cto
tryt ne ho tie Ln
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
oN'.l eANrINE nAIn nEs4OAEn.


tTssf N Al 4 NJ S"pf' oold.l
Paop IEmusN Two years sa M r5 : ssi "a :
diseased And my hAlrt M" enc 90 luutN Nsr q.
IAe d ) ase ~ ~" lHl - 'cH pAhS On, tnl lets
SORE Il b. g me- y,E' !, my ~,
pol abei wuuld ~ i'S M d3 ai nnpt9,tlt
only mon en,s, 'ti l,o,l.,,t, we, q n,
disease with VhthnS e. H'slshfh Stf Ma etaR
hh um, "no thai ~ CO Il i'hrt. re rad
You ss tue me Il At ytUptu e. sC VI, ie ,is sss
and restore nv h. ir, WHO tHa b<tHs NtTS e. m.
Mitnt at" f'tre seed nNhtl, Sout Ghas,
nv sclp per city w'l, rnd my iatt hss cesseu 10
tail cut R.Ftost ul1 9Sltp, lrft f
Mas aARAH papi No. ! ketlil' paAtl sire G.
Hear R.stor,r Hnd IN, r name eg,on thai itIs
TIE ONLY lREpARA1ION
That would ~ q 4, Hid cru An'fuy restore the
h,rni hose HlO are ad, sdu ptyrnt
THE HAIR FROM FALLINg OFF.
Thef rso sud - Idly ,ncr-A- ng ale Of A. storaiivs
is the ssranlu e'idsn0s Of the ilsOId u n'ags 10
THE MAS FAMILY.
The cor6d, nee Of IN pui lie hps he,u obtalre<, ana
,hsl all uHit s'.suns 10 ia ~ Ft anu 'a.s aapeIi.
SvER ALI PREPARATIONS
Everntrhdgeed do not F,eun,m, nd a pFerars.
iion t9o'u ehdrto rNsb o "a TeriJ A. n-by
cot srtent with the nW- ol hNurr. lho,e h. are
skspii a or Ter del,.u " IA ss loua 81, ofSti
viii t"ffyti SA,0OO
(one Thou and Ola y It I sil ~ ere The w"tst
cases Vi paiaa balunsst, ender NJ een S~nis staud
TIE ONLY GEN IEEHA HE-ToRER.
,,1his ,Dd-riIlFs eds sold b. dEups - s,heF.
F'YUUR INT e0IsT MAS NOT Get ir SCI D
r FOk IT. r
B --Cnrsf RuaHp CSC IN tyery case WhGre ID, u
rsclols o. - are mltirIuy tttlsd tg f. I.ra
- Piigt. fitr w W.trhx l0iu,B fTt6 ef
Pk h. A Df NJ mn, r'
sOle rroprh soi, no. - "r e. slI.ei,
lalY ta'yt Dew lorls. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
By Telegraph.
5FpoRrED FOR rug DAILY EMPIRE
MORNING. REPORT.

Hsw roRK Jdns Z The Tribune'a spec.
ial at Co i II rbir says Of the r ,hiins on
Fddst: A general a.ssult by Mta4r WR4
promptly ord, d 81 430 A. N. vAa made by
HEucurk Wright and 5mirh, Warren and
Buu,ide did not pr ieipste in the Sttark
Oar loss vas severe. bit the result was indp-
cisivs. Generally the line WIS advanced ms.
tetAllv Smith carried AID rtisins p ditinct
aud veil inlrrnrhrd po-it on, and the other
corps Hre in poassssinn of d-tathrd work, and
va-ioua pusiii0ns mnre or less important, from
which we drove the tnemy B,rl W, und r
II ncock, carried everything before hiw,
captutng guns, prisoners and cnlOrs, hut
owing tu hia advanced position hti to r. in
ori,h them Oar men set tu w1tk immediate.
" TO ~ eupht-u their uewly acq'iirs' pnSiii n.
The rr,sonrrs taken are an all cbrp4 IN
L.r's amy, property showing thai tn enemy
has used every thug he can cn'nn mi Sher-
idan il il repurted holds BIuou's B idg".
r /. my induce he eremy TO retreat across
the Ch * ,homiuv
Jnue4 h, "a. VI The enemy md a night
attack uu the second corps a,' night, which
was rrpu'a"d with great ins'. Sheridan tOuk
b ltom'- d idle last ev'ninr. Ctnnonading
is goini ou on our right. bat no musk-try has
YET heeu he ard
Ano'her Tribune correspondent says Of
r mv'- GghG OSug ia the turmdl b r chat
serrr Of the eutm,'4 Wo ks, il WIS deem, d
imprud. Mt TO CONTINUE the assault, and 1t
noOn our troops rested IN their neW 20 liUns.
alter making them imprsg ,hlr Our bd
ysucr upon thesr works was Simultaneous -
Books aud Nj es' hrig drs 'orued into wo
lines pee, d, by the lI9 n PtnnsSlv lvania as
,kirmi'bers, aud cha g'd up to The WO,k ,
divlug ihr rnemt from IN, IN ut the point Ul
The yy0n,t Bat the b-ls made d, 5 ~.
a,e charge viii e we w,r T. .furuiug, AID
drove on men OUT aud N t-w VA d. hom ,bt
works. ll-ie strmg wurktwTe constructed.
ana h, ii in SPIT OF all her rio ts TO -
lodge ~ H. BAhoa's charge III r suDets
and six prisopets we're taken Col Mouis
of the Sev-nh New York Heavy ArtIlrry
wa about 10 tu on the enemy when he was
charged upon by overpowerlng masses NJ d
cOmpe I'D to retreat.
! Anoh correspondent say' Ofone thing
the tIemy mast now be thuroU Shiy sats6' d.
he cannot hrrnk through our lines, Tor drIv'
our mtn from their established positions,
though he mass every man OF all bis corps
upon Anv rn ~ OF our mes
The TibWae correspondent from Cold
! Harhor oh. 3 A. NJ ssvs il /, ascer,aihed u is
morning hat the eIeny h'swt ldrswn his
forces from our Iipht fr' tat Ie hes a
Church, aud now az d thtu cannon hraIu
probably from our csvsl.y harsssirg their
rptreatinR ca umu
Grant says the cppure of Richmondi' IN y
a question Of time lie 10 cohident OF h,s
ability take il
Cal Motis Of The Goth, was Killed by a
slHrnNhootrr, while walking with Genera
! Barlow
Hsralds CORES pondcn', 0 h Arm, Corps
Jnnr 4Ih says the 'nemy tvacdsted in N,
uiiht Thy rrrr'attd most prrcip larely
Guns ku"p.scks and camp quiz age had beef
LETT b4hird
Evtl haa failed again 10 turn our rigLt
There il now no eurmy in front Of our corps
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B&rThs New 7 ,rk Iadspendsntis is pre-.
p1ring be public mind for the progress e
events lie idea OF "union" nominati &
convention is thus stated
+, @The next national nomi- alton convesiion
will be held in Richmond. D aek, and whils 5
will perhaps ningle 'quslly ia "a debates
aud decisions aud il would ls an act Of
justice il one Of these long oppr' ssed ard
d~snised ir ends Of Col rhouti he selecl'd d
with some one Of lhrir great co.hghters like
0-nerai Grant 10 represent aten.w nation,
the N 4sler und model Of the world