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GmrppGifeDe NaeDtidfen.
GngIauS.

s2OnoOn, 2. Npril. S6pn getpabrt man
3ei6en eine8 mieoer 9ebel1erten Ginperitdno=
nif1eS spil9en QonOOn uno Yaris, uno penn
9leid bieie 8erftdnbi9ung bur9 Die 8ieoergee
langung Serb Oerbp'8 ans Staat5ruoer lebr be-
ialeunigt peroen piroe, 10 Miro Ood pabr>
lbeinli6 aud 9oro 0tui1el perm69enD iein,
etnige Sdritte in bieier Hi9tung pOrpdrts gu
tbun. ~. ti6as aug 4s
Sci 6pf 1T Die itber bic 8orsdnae in gtoro
europa obnebin gerei5te Stimmung nod perz
Idlimmert pproen bur6 bas 8enebmen bes
preuBii6en 8otidafterS, @rafen b. 8ernitDrff,
melder Der feierliden Saufe bes S0bn6enS be8
8rinsen BON MaleS alS elmer DON ben ,,am-
b~assadeurs en- famille" beipobnte, aber bel
benz Saufi6maus, Der I'M 8udingbampalait auf
ben tir6liden Gift folste, Die arlsgebradte Sc
lunobeit oes a6nigS BON 9dnenart mitsutrinten
oerpei9erte. &Dnisin 8ittpria ielblt mar iber
ole'e Serlesung bes 9ecprums e%ntriltet, oaB ie
Srn. p. 8ernltorff cine @rtldrang itber fem
Benebmlen abfOroern lieB. .Gr antiportete : Die
8eoierten bdtten ibm ben perlangten gBein ni6t
9eretdt; mas nar al8 cine 9lusreoe betradtet.
Ste Zines" i6entt DEM @erii6te BON eli
mem ail89ebreiteten G~mp6runqsperiu6 unter
ben, 9egen 9dnemart IN ipos 6elo sel6idten,
ungaril9en Sruppen tbeilweiien @lauben. Sic
0itreidiide Nrn1ee brad ppr 6rioericia alf cine
unerfldrli6e 8eiie auf, unO Der meuterilde
@eilt Der 3ruppen mag Die l1riude bappn ge=
peien fem. Sic Shines bdlt Ous Geridt bon
muKenbaften 6inri6tunsea Der lnsarii6er
Srnppen fir nntpabr. q
illus @ien piro unterm 25. W&dr5 be-
ridtet
Die rBreiie" entbdIt folsenOes Selegramn
aus Srantfurt q. so. BON eeitern j: Ser engli'
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Oeeueftcs pOn @aSncab.

Gairo, 16. gtpril. Der 9pfr. StpaGop,
pelder @aOucab seitern gtbenO I'M s 1br perz
Iieb, fam beute bier an. So bate bis babir
nod fem @efc6t ftatt9eflnoen. aber 9lQes war
in Iufregang uno S6reden, ieOen al9enblid
bereit, fi6 sur Gertbeioi9ung pber 6lu6t auf 81
MAIDEN. 9as g., z. uno s. &eltudp Gebellell
GeSimert burdldwdrmen 9an3 8eit &entudp.
Die aanonenbppte patrouiIliren beftdnoig ben
StrOm auf nrb ab I'M ben SeinD pom l1eber-
ieben obslbalten uno ~5eritDren dEle 8pcte, Die
ibm baSu 6ienerts f6nrten. IS
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Slmncrifaniicbe SSaebridbten'

Osn. sOlaior Gdnr3 bcrieBt. Sen.
Wtai0r 6. S8urj t, pte mir aus gutter
Quele b6reu, Ppm IL. Nrlnee Corps 3u benz
oe8 Sen. t6ancpd periebt wpr6en. Sdurj
fonnte natirIi9 unter6ppter ni6t ferner bienen.
unbeereiili6 lit es, Nie Der 4rdIipent es re6tz
fertigen fam, DAB Scooter iberbaupt nod elm
Commando zines 9lrmeecprps bebdlt, na6oem
ibm iotde 9in9e na6sepieien merpen, iuie ppn
!Seder uno S6ur3.
Gin Streif3ng lit 8irginien Sine Cor
reIpOnoen5 ucn 2Dotout beridtet, oab General
6antS, Der alloprt commanoirt, porioen Spnz
neritug BON elmer expedition Suriiffebrte, bic er
ienieits bes @Otomac nab &ir9inien u%nternOn,=
men bate. Sci bieIer @ele9enbeit bat er cine
Guantitdt Sabad i'm @ertb BON $4,000 err
beutet, Die ii6 auf Dem Meg Don giGmono
nu3 Baltimore beFanb. 9u9 einige @efan=
gene uno cine @anoe S6muggler felen in iei=
ne 9dnoe.
GntBI4uugen iiGer Die 0%eI9uinDlmnG
Der Wefrmtett. Sem ienatcrielep Suitiacpms
mittee in Ilba1p 1T Elm S6reiben BON General
Sir 3u9e9ansen, tpprin er Iber bic umltduDe
NnStunft sibt, wel6e Die 8erbaftung oes grps
Zen 8cuntpbrpfer8 9atplep 8. Glopp unb feline
Giuferterun9 in Sort Qafapetee berbeif1brten.
Ser General iagt, er femme mpbl Die Gerant,
pprtlidfeit, Die er Ibernpmmen babe. -9it
Summon, I'm peI6e bic Netruten in 2afapettt
6aa bur@ Glapp, 70 LANCE bieler bort !9aupt'
brpter mar, betrogen puroen f6nnten ni9t me,
niger alS 100000 betragen.
(gt. 9. @tstg.)
OranIamfeitem Der Olebe0en. @dbrent
bes Samples in Yaoucab nabnen Die 3ebeller
Mlr8. .9onlmpnb aus Dem t6oIpital uno CT.
murbeten lie. Die Srauen Samilton, 6Otparo,
@san, McGbpr9e ipuroen ergrifen uno an ot
Srpnt Sniiden smei 6euer sebradt unb in bic
fer 8piitipn cine Stunbe lang sebalten. Sab,
reno bic Gebellen lbre11 8arlamentdr pprlano.
ten, O~rganifrten iie fi6 fur ben 9lngriff. I'm
Iere 2eute batten baS 6euer eineeIteat aug
6ur6t bic 6rauen gu tOpten. 1
9as l1eue 8anfgeleb. 9as @efes, mel.
Dies Der gntpertbun9 oeS gunne8 Bapiersel
beS pprbeugen ipa nno uber mel6es Stepens
pom Sinan3 gOmite am 9ienitag i'm Neprdien
tantenbauie 8ert6t eritattete, lalttet fOl9enber
maBen:
u Sas ieoe 9erion, 8anf Qlilociatlpn poe
eprpDratlun, tpel6e Npten, Sdeine o0er anoe
re Sbll9OtiOnen emittirt, Die als @elO c~irculirel
iOllen, fDenn le ridt Our9 eiu GongreB @eiei
ba5A eru1ddttst iinO, cine mOnatli6e Mbqab
BON 0!0 pom 8etras ibrer .Nuten, Sdein
coer anoeren SbltgatiDnen besablen uuo am er
fen Wipnta9 zines leben Wlpnats Dem MNes1o
oes 9i8tricte8, in pel6em bic 8ant MTociotip,
oOer Corporation fi6 befnoet pocr in pelder
Die berefenOe 8eriUn tpobnt, einen esnuue
Nustpei8 Der in nmlauf seieBten oOer in be
@en6lben Der 8unt, Uoer 1pnIttpO a~ufbepabrte
g1Cten einreiden, unp bub Der 9rdiibrnt DOE
Gofier Der 8ant, NRociatipn ODER Corporate
in Der Sprm unb Beiie, tpie es pom GpmmiRd
Der innern Nepenuen eCrgei6rieben weroe
maef cine eibEi6e Grsldrung ieRsm Gusuei
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ppt unIpusaefanaenen ans y%lid1momb.
NDu gtnr0 Gar0IinG.

Newbern, %. gtpriG. Die Gebellen iino
in ltarfer MnSabl am Gboma1=6luB eri6ienen,
qngeblid sum 5dube Der Oprtiaen Sbaoz nro
6drings9 6il9eret. 9aS Sap Qootput @a6t=
5euer brenat iebt mieOer 10 bell ais ie. Sie
@onf6D. Gpnicriptipn bebnt iid iett al6 ali
ben /. GpnsreBbe5irt ants, u1o eS 1T allen
gtoroa Ga~rplinaeru, nel6e in Der 8. st. Irmee
oienenl 3poer gebient baben, gtmneihe an9ebpten,
tpenn ie gum @eburlam gegen Self. 9apis sus
rlIdfebren pollen. ~. -
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geeueres BON me mphfs

81 .Goirp f6. April. Ser 9ampfer @len=
bale BON Wlempbis lit bier angefpmmen nit
iyladri6ten biz gum Is. Gr paiiirte leBteu
Nbeno BET Sort 8iQpw. 8om 6einO lab man
nidts oaielbit uno Der SluB mar frei. Son
Dem SORT liebt man nur nod Nuinen. Ser
Glendale bra6te $50 8aler 8aumpplle fiji,
Cincinnati, Cine 3abl Sampler itno pieoel
iaoli6 a%bdeaanaen.
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0nm Der WntDmacs Wrmee.
WaOisbp's @treifsus bel &riMpp citation.

IIeranbriu, Is. Npril. @elterr
Wtor9en ma6te 0tpiebp NIT 500 @ueriaaS
einen Streif5ug an Der gaeranOria & Orange
Giienbabm uno nabm babel Die bel 8riItoe
Station itebenbe Sdubma9e ppn 25 Wtanr
getaugen. Says pprber paren spei Off5iere in
Der Ndbe BON W(anafias BON i'm 0aloe per-
ltedten GtterillaS erlnorbet pprben.
Wian peiB iebt nit 8eitimmtbeit, bab Die
RebeQen am &apioan weni9itens INN 3 8riga,
Den perltdrft lpproen ii1b. s4 SIS tga,es fa
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Scr sau ser mebeaen.gsibeerfaife in 8rantreia,

Baibtn9tpn, II. gpril. Ser 8au
Der &ebeaeuidiffs lit in Der pfF5ieaen diplomas
tii6en Correspondents na6 allen Buntten bin
er6rtert wDroen uno trob allen Barrier Gore
i%pOnoen5en lit ieitoer1 Der Brdioeut benz Com
9reb an5eigte, baB Die fran5Oiii6e 3esieruna
nidt 9eitatten tperoe, bab biele @iOOer in Die
t6dnOe Der @pnf6oerirten iiberseben, 9tidt8 se=
i6eben, mas Die fran5Dli&e Negieruns teltims
men ftnute, anber5 bariiber Su beldlieBen.
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Qas TenneGee.
c5ohufcn's @ebcncn Nlrrnee beremtctD Dcrffarft

Nafbptlfe, Is. @pril. ~ 9aS u0temz
pbtS Mppeal" (Nebelen : Srgan) beri9tet, DAT
Spbn1on's Nrnee purd Die &iidtehr ppn
8olt'S Commando $4,000 damn unb 3u=
siige BON 8ealregaro's @rmee, ulb Wfafen
BON @epr9ia Staatsmili5en bepeuteno perltdrft
tpproen lei uno Senndalt einen Angriif ali
Sbpmas NADER reroe. 9aS 9auptcerps Der
Nebelen itebt BEL Sunnel Sill. ,aa. !.
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fin ContraRtoren.
gubfffenss0fFce Der gSer. st. strmee

$40. 20 Grutbfr.
Baltimore, ben IL. Nrrtll8e4)
S,arGs,srte Wnoebote int- 8Heitfat trereeu duf oieRrsSfnce
kiS spsnfoo, BEN 18 %pril, 1864, Altttags IL Apr an9enpW
men, INN sas Ser. ct. SubFfen5- Departethent ~ pefl0Fssa
~ ~, Tn.erocc7te,n gntnotbps6 Sen utc &ofn in 2iebren5
tdofidb ob,ulfefern tn fSlAen Quantttdteu, als perldngf per'
ben fir Zen Ser. ct. O9ienhet, mare ger Sleate'GtgsM.
Waaee, uub fir ta8 0ieb p~ertbstlt 81 lel0ef 5slt aso 0pH
''f gas Atns mir r. aspoaen unS i~nIpistrt an Ser @eaterpnsss
Seuipaaoe, G6e BON S%rantIin- unb Tultpnitr, Dine oe1oReefe
Musaobe fur ben Contractor.
Nas 8rrn iptrb am S6ienEcf eewpaer. 1s ~
Der GOntraft hauert spet (2) Wrnate BON Seetnn oS
Mnaabme.
Sdnb du6; fnb fetne ~bprrdttte, fptalb, ais iol9e etn9e9en.
Sprnnulare fir ben @rntratt tno aut OFFICER Otlee ~ paSsn'
Sebe 9erfrn rber jebeS Wtttslteo elmer Otrnia, pelcs M M
erbietunstn uaGt, n1us einen Treueib 'ur be yer st. We'
stsran0 bstfasea' penn nt@t irl&eS eeFs'tS trHTsF g'lVaP'
11-18Mpr) Captain unb G. 6, II. O. q.
Subfiffe'n5=cffce Der Ger. ct: Nrrtcs
ts~E- Baltimore, ben 16. Mpril 1864. j.
0erieseIts sNngebrte. TN Duplitate pereen aut pbteer
Sfttee bis Mttttnpcb, ben 20. Wprtl B. s. Wtittdes IL ubr ent-
9esensencn,nter, I'm has Ser. Ct. SubFHen3- Departement
su Baltimore. Wl6y su Sereben NIT
ron satena unb auss fu6ten, w9ebi semaSt; Die Graf.
terS rniNen Dur6 unb 6urdb eebadtn unb SDutpmmen
trpden 1etn, beppr ne %etn9epadt weroer une betretls
Der GrS6e. 0idso @sb0lt II. { 10. nit bn uuf Obiser
Office autltesenben Nnaeru iiberetnRimmeu.
Sic fno IN 8ifen unb swar je So Ytt. SrOO 1T cine gu
%Serpafen .tseielteu nndfet ern %vDafdnbis suten SUlJ an
geferttet fetn urb ten Srpb Neter fdlfhen @erud nod l6lfh=
ten Gei6naf eeben 8pten unb Defel fnb aus einent Stif
an3ufsrttsen, cher penn aus ;ret, gut NIT chamber gu set-
btnfen unb ;u fugeu. Nub Fnb bic 6ifen NIT letdten grit.
men Stdcrsretfen Al uttgebtn.
W2etl unb 8rpb rertsn burb etren SnIpeftcr erantuirt,
Der NueS Suriidretfen rtrts mas NIT ben SprlieSenbsn PRO
Fen ntGt nbereinftnmt. Dieter mu1en bic Sage tbrer Babe
rettn ~aneeten, etsniO menu fe nit Atlteferun5en be9tnnen
UNI mte otI ne tagliG abliefern tGrnen.
0ieIs @nsebpte fnb alien rem gebtu sunoen unterprsfen.
welfs eeTepnlt6 ben ansstBen bic er Ofttee far ~sieteranB
ron SabFfensfUr sbeissia8t Fnb.
| (MprlSb20)a is st- Gapttiu unb 6. e. II. e.
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Sie GrpIOifOn AMI benz &0nOneubOote Gbenausc.
Stem q orf, Is. April.s 9as bias &anos
nenbppt pGbenanso" 9eitern Na6mittas auf
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Wpu

~&nprpiIIe, 16. 9lpril. 5eute ipuroe
cine grpBe gplfszG eriaamlung Dor benz Gonrt
6ans abgebalten, nobel 8aripn 8rownlpp
8el6llRe fin emancipation unb bic 8erufnng
elmer Convention fir Nlsfiibrung D~erielben
.beantragte, OeBgleiden 8ei6llIe pel6e Die
&rie9spplitit Qincpln8 uno feline COMMUNICATION
biligen. 8eipe 24ntrd9e wurOen einitimmig
augenommen. @pup. Sobnlon belt ebenfals
cine beseiiternbe Hepe, in wel4er. ct Die Sop
perbeabs in l6arien 8prten taDelte. ,t.=
Sine tleine Nbtbeilu1t9 %unierer &etteret iiber@
raidte Die berit6tigte Guerilaidaar &epnOlcS,
tpotete 10 Serielben uno nabm &epnolos nit
Is a1oern %gefansen. 9ie 8ferOe, llusitattuna
utb 8affen Der 9aaseu 8ance fiel ebenfalls in
nn1ere 6dnbe. a ssallaa ss.fs,s.,.3 7,s -r,ao
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Son Gbattanppaa.

~@H- - - So Fl. - -
saGbattdnppgag 10. @prif. 9Qles rubig
in Der 6rOrte. Sin 8ebelenz2 lieutenant nit
SO Snloaten unb lAnterpfi5ieren famen 9eitern
@beno in uniere 9inien. 9ielelben beri9ten,
baB Sen. !6orOee'S Corps pm SdttOn fpe9be=
prbert murbe utlo peridiebene Srain5 paren
abgeeangen, ebe iie beiertirten. Dian gfaubte,
baB bieie Sruppen nab girginien geianct tperz
benz sa.4 sssia IS ssl.aa.l 7.a
Git 8Iod pon 8~ridbduiern nebetl benz nMi=
litdrsefdngnib brannte bertc 9ta6mittag alb.
Ser Guartiermeilter, 9rofoBmariduq itno Die
Sanitary Gommiiiion betppbnten Die !6duier.
9ds @efdngniB, in benz it6 Die 8ebeaenz@ez
fangenen b%efnpen, prroe MIR nit WlIbe 9eretz
tet. &einer Der Gefansenen entfam, AUDI fein
&egierungs= gisentbum purOe %Serit6rt. ss
sas Generalmaior Stepton 9ebt na6 @lepelanp,
UNI od5 g., NrneesGerps, friiber Sen. Sberiz
ban'5 Nrrlee, St commandment.
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~ -4.2sUa ats OHpLttuttbVtP
PIE Gdnr-grritub 0Mf Giearren wInfHet unb f9 raf1E
Wertdufe terNHern tpplen, fnben prrrupte Abnabfae BET
.@bWGrb 8Tpd,
u6rtr;s) ia Qpmbarbfr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-16
Patriotic Drinking.

From the Holmes County Farmer.l
A ''loyal" man came to town the other
day, got little heavy about the head, and
fearing he might be suspected of drinking
too freely, apologised to crowd of by
ISLANDERS in the following eloquent and pat
riotic language:
'sNow I ak you fellers who's the best
citizen, him as supports Government or
him as doesn't? Why him as does, in course.
[ supports Government, fellers-every
man as drinks supports Government
That is if he drinks taxed lickers. Every
blessed drop of ticker he swallers is taxed
to pay the salaries of them big officers at
Washington and support the war. Spose
all was to quit drinking, why the war
must stop and the Government fall-it
couldn't help it no how. That's the very
reason drinks. Idon't like grog-I NOR
tally hates it. If follored my own in
clernation, I'd rather drink buttermilk, or
ginger pop, or soda-water. But lickers
for the good of my country, to set an exam
pie of loyalty, wirtuous self-denial to. the
rising generation"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-16
The $500 Exemption under the
lo Draft.

A few days since we stated, in reply to
an interrogatory on the subject, that the
payment by a drafted man Of $500 only
exempted him from one draft. This Is The
lar, although we have heard of certificates
being given in such cases exempting men
for one year upon such payment The law
is as follows: si'
sIf any drafted man shall hereafter pay
money for the procuration of substitute,
under the provisions of the act to which
this is an amendment, such payment Of money
SHAH operate only to relieve such person from.
draft in fllipg that quota; and his name shall
be retained ON the roll in filling future quo
tas; but in no instance shall the exemption
of any person, on account of his payment
Of communication money for theprocuration
of a substitute, extend beyond one year;
but at the end of one year, in every such
case. the name Of any person so exempted
shall be enrolled again, IL not before return
ed TO the enrolment list underthe provi-
sions of this section."al l9lg
JThe statute is bungingly drawn. but we
believe we have given 1t the construction
put upon 1t at Washington. a6 Bod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-16
List of Ohio Wounded.

We find in the Washington Chronicle of
May 18th, the following names of q 10
wounded of GRANTS army, who are now in
hospitals in that city:
VIM. II. Bennett, CO. E, 122d; J.J. Mex l.
zie, co. d, 126th; Hugh Oglevie, co. II, 126 4;
Philip Andrews, co. F, Sth; John Born. o.
c, 9Th; Frederick Schawb, co. E, 26th; II T.
rison Hance, co. /, Sth; Hartwell Green: o.
II, 10th; Swithen Metcalf co. /, 10th; III.
M. jackson. CO. +, 128th; ii. Y. hartman 10.
X. l26th; Russell Marquart, co. G, 12tl;
Robert Louthers, co. G, 126th; David l. jl-
loway. co. G, 10Th; Charles Sergeant, Eo.
G, l26th; Jacob Cropsey, CO. c. 10th s.; u
A, uel Anderson, co. X. i22d; Corp. Geo. Nv.
Carson, co. E. l22d; Patrick Mccormick. co.
c, 10th; William NJ. Figley, co. Z, 1:id;
Archibald Aukrun, co. X. l22d Elias M Is,
teo. Il, 10th; Daniel w. King, co. /, lid; !;
1saac N. Pornelson, co. B, 122d; John, II.
Gibbons, co, A, 122d James b. Bush, cd +,
122d; S. Stradley, CO. +, 122d; G. J. Hof er,
co. A, Sth; George Weeden, co. B, 121h !;
C. Philafaul, co. G, 122d; S. X. Irish, 81 l.,
Sth; III. Buerspher, co. G, 10th; HIgh
Qteen, co. III. 122d; John Collins ccD II,
122d; A. j. Martin. co. /, 110th; ALB tck,
co. /, 4th; K. j. Root, co. /, 4th S. I'll Ion,
co. C.. .4th; i. Fressel, CO. d, 9th cav;kry ;
I. Knapp, co. E, 9th cavalry; J. A. Hu Ihes,
CO. Z, 126th; w. A. j. Kirkwood, f,
10th; Thomas Baker, co. q. 122d; Sa Iiuel
Hinner, co. B, 9Th; David M. Musser, ,.G,
9Th; Louis Watcher, co. A, Sth; Rit lizard
Harlow, co. A, 8th. IN .gr-r. goo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-16
[From another correspondent.l
WAsUINGTON. Nav


All accounts agree that the battle of Mon
day afternoon was one of the hardest fought
and most desperate of the campaign, or,
indeed, of the war. The loss of life was
fearful, and it is to beregretted that the ad-
vantage gained was not commensurate with
the shedding Of blood. All things consider
ed, however, it may be deemed triumph,
for the enemy has been terribly weakened,
and, at the close of the engagement had
been discounted in every maneuver under
taken during the day. He fought with the
energy of desperation. Lee took advantage
of the slightest weakness in our lines to
pursue his favorite tactics Of hurting con-
centrated masses of troops upon the ex-
posed portion; and it was only by the most
indomitable courage on the part OF our
troops. and the most careful management OF
the army, that disaster was averted.
In the afternoon of Monday Gen. Han
cock crossed to the Creek branch OF the 70,
turned Longstreet's flank, pushed him To-
ward the town and seized the ground whicl J
he had occupied. The 9Th and 9th corps
were moved up SO as to form the center,
and the 9th formed the left. The lines were
similar TO those at Gettysburg, in the form
of ahorse shoe, with the convex toward the
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.Roback,s stomach Bittcrs.
; SULDIEK'S HUME, ]
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE, I
CINCINNATI, juno 4, 1868. }

To DR.. G. W. RoBAeK-,,, ..Ud-2
My DEAR SIR: am dispensing second invoice Of
your Stomach Bitters among the large numberof
men who daily arrive at this Institution for refresh
ment and rest The universal testimony is that these
Bitters are the best made. For the various summer
complaints which afiict so many, know of no rem
edy so safe and so sure. Plutarch says, "To ask
physician what is easy and what is hard Of digestion
and what will agree with tho stomach. is about as
sensible as to ask what is sweet bitter. or sour"
Persons who look out for breakers-and have your
Stomach Btters in the house-I am sure will neVar
ask any one the foolish question spoken of by the
great philosopher. | must not omit word or two
for your Catawba Brandy. have many men here
who have brandy prescribed for them by distinguish
ed Army Surgeons. The effects of yours on such are
most beneficial, far than from any previously
taken. Persons who desire a really pure Brandy
cannot fail in their purchase if they get your brand.
am, Doctor, with much respect
your servant,
q. w. ID. ANDREWS n
'.'.- Superintendent.
n8- Office and manufactory, Nos. Sc, 6s, 60 and 81
East third street. For sale everywhere.
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rebels. The field was o series OF ridges,
mostly covered withw6od and underbrush,
In which the rebels had masked their bat
teries. The thickets were not quite so thick
as at the Wilderness, but most of the
ground was covered by forest.
Cereal Grant, early on Tuesday, pro-
ceeded to survey the line of battle, fire.
quently advancing as far as the pickets.-
He issued orders for a geneal attack at five
o'clock, but the rebels took the initiative,
and about noon moved out against Han
cocks left and Warren's right. Barlow's
division, which held the extreme LETT was
forced back and almost surrounded, ana the
enemy attempted to cross the creek. but
were repulsed. Then the mass of artillery
opened-nearly four hundred guns belch-
ing forth their death-dealing missiles. The
cannonading was terrific, but amidst 1t all,
the rebels again attempted to pierce Gener-
al Hancock's and General Warren's lines,
but were again rolled back. The rebels
made no further attempt upon General
Hancock's corps, but they had gained u
temporary advantage by their attack on
Barlow's division.
General Wright with the Sixth corps,
then prepared to make a grand charge
Upton's brigade led it, and advanced rapid
ly upon the enemy's ritle-pits and carried
them at the point OF the bayonet captur-
ing near twelve hundred of the rebels In
their outward progress and drove the can
noneers from their guns, bringing back
three of them. This charge was not made,
however, without terrible loss of life, and in
this and the engagements during the day,
the casualties will not fall far short OF ten
thousand i'm killed and wounded. This
closed the battle for the day, forit was now
far beyond sunset, and a continuation OF the
q Engagement would have been impractica-
BILE. s.g. .
The Second Vermont regiment held one
of the rifle-pits against all efforts OF the
enemy to rctake it, and said they would
keep it for six months if they could be sup
piled with ammunition and rations. CEN
eral Wright reported their gallantry to
General Grant, and asked Instructions.
'Pile in the men, and hold it at all hazards"
was the reply. General Wright returned
to execute the order, but found that mean
while some subordinate officer had ordered
them back, for fear they would be cut off.
General Burnside co-operated in this move
ment Of the Sixth Corps, pushed the enemy
back almost to the town, and held his posi-
ton.
The guns which were taken from the en-
emy by Barlow's division were lost again,
but during the engagement we captured
large number of battle flags. Dale's brig
ade, of Ewell's corps, was captured almost
entire, but only about twelve hundred
were brought off The losses Of the army
thus far exceed those of any battle during
the war. The enemy, up to this time, has
had the peculiar conformation of the coun-
try to favor him; but once beyond Spottsyl-
vania and we will be 'out of the Wilder
ness" emphatically, and will then have far
better ground on which to fight.
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FRUIT PRosPEcTs.-A correspondent, re-
siding near Washington, in this county,
thinks there never was such prospect of
fruit as appears to be at this season of the
year in that vicinity. The peaches are of
course all killed; but the other fruit trees,
he says, "such as apples, cherries, piums
and pears, are thickly clad with the most
fragrant blossoms, indicating an abundant
h rvest of fruit. We all hope the weather
may prove congenial to the lively growth
GnernSeu JefersOnian.
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IFrom the Manitowoc (wis.) Tribune.I
This locality was thrown into Sta le of
intense excitement by the news of a post
daring atrocity, committed in broad ay-
hight near the village of Two Rivers on the
afternoon of the lst inst. The facts a we
have been enabled to learn them are aS fol-
lows: ussssl, iE.s
.A,young German girl of about 16 lars,
of highly respectable character and fint ap-
pearlnce, living with the family Of Mr.. J.
o. Kalb, was left alone in the house or that
day, and shortly afterwards was founttby
little girl fromsa neighboring house, bying
in the middle Of the floor bleeding pIffuse-
ly. Mrs. Kalb had left the house not tIyenty
minutes before, and was immedatel ksuni-
moned, but the unfortunate girl wk Just
breathing her last as she came In. /. Upon
exatninationg. g.w0und was found jusk kunder
the left .breass extending back tow Ntds the
spine, evidently inflicted by asharp'bointed
instrument and passing directly Through
the heart. A post mortem examinfion was
held By DR.. Simon, and coroner Fury re-
yturned ayerdict that the deceased Mas Inur-
adered BY some person unknown.
AT present there Is no clue or suspicion
resting on any person, aud the only surmise
tn reftrence TO the object Of I |e assassin
was the eupposition that there v Is sum Of
money kept In the house.