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n
Yesterday was N uscsmmoaiy quiet
dAy, uaAissarhed. - (Ar - We could learn.
by more than slsgle ramor, which. how
ever, II there Is Aay tratA Ia Il, b Of more
iupertauce than the generality Of rumers
Ii bare that one Of 0sant's eouricrs had
beea intercepted with note from Grant
himself 10 his Caio' q Cosa,aissnrias, in
atsue&ing hin 10 use biz stores with the ".
most ecsnomy, snd sayiag that he could
Gst no more autil he reached James river.
The lnpre.eton has very generally prevailed
that 0rant IL trying TO force his way to thai
river, aad that impression may have gwen
RE to the rumor. Kthere be any truth ~
e, he must feel somc doubt about the pol
icy or possibility Of establishing his base At
the White House. OF this We know moth
Ing; but, from appearances, he 10 evidently
teytu9 81 reach the James, either TO estab-
lish his base there or to cross over TO thc
opposite side. This, We suppose, ID
the secret Ut his furious attacks upon
the positious at Cold Iiarb0r aud
0ainea.s Mil, and their neiShborhood,
and Of his having assembled large
force Il BattOms Bridge. II he can g.t
over this side. he hopes to get possession oi
White Oak Swamp and Malvern Hill, IL Nc
Clellau did, and thus TO open the way to the
river. These positions are both in our
hands, and we hardly think they will be
stSaudoned without struggle. How capa
BILE they are Of defence Mcclellan made il
appear upon his retreat. BEING row in our
possession, we shall be In the position that
McCiellsn VS. then, and Grant will he 10
the position that Gen Lee then occupied
Now, In 1862, our men carried tue positions
Of Cold Aarbor and Gainee's Mill, which
Mcclellan held then Is we dc now, while
We occupied the position now held by Grant.
Thus far Grant has been unable to make the
slightest Impression upon these positions.
On the contrary. he has been rcpulsed in
every attack he has made, most signally and
most murderously. The affair Of Friday
was . mere massacre, and the attack Of
Friday night was repulsed with heavy
loss on the part Of the enemy and
scarcely any loss on our part. Ii We could
take the same positions when they Lcla
them, which they cannot take while VIC hold
them, the inference 10, that ours are the best
troops. We have, therefore, no great fears
for White Oak Swamp or Malvern Hill, even
II 0rsnt should cross the Ch;ekahominy,
which he has rot done yet. Meanwhile We
congratulate our brave soldiers, and their
officers, upon being able to pass on: Sabbath
without losing or shedding blood. We
scarcely heard the sound of q cannon yes.
terday-a circumstance which, just at this
time. may be regarded % somewhat remark
ahl0
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OrsIcs R&DRAnaoAD Co,

OFFICE 4 RAILRoAD Co,
Richmond, May 81, 1854. !
CsPECIAL NOHCS-ohsnga Of Schedule Tn and
- after Wednesday, Jsne lat, 1854, the PASSENGER
Trans on this road will run a. follows:
WAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
VIII leave RichMOad daily Ut O'Clock A NJ and ar
rive ia Dahvlo at 6PM connecting with the PEAT
mont road for Greensboro ana the SOuth. Leave
Danyilio al and AsFivoi in Kichuioud NJ $50 II.
THROUGH NAIL TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily at a:30 4, and arrives 81
Junction 1t $50 I'm. leave Junction Al SAD r n,
aud arrives Ia UaDv.,.c ~ 80 n, connecting with
tho Piedmont road for 0Tcsnshoro' and tho South.
Returning, leaves Dsnsi,le at = o'clock N, arrlv-
ing nj Junction ut 40 n, AMI Rich mond At 7:.6
through Nail Train connects with the s5OuthsIe
Railroad fer LynchuuFE kud tho Weet.
eI-St JAS n LISTER, Ticket Agset,
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Cnssss Z IN - - -
assasaa ssa1s Aaaasss.. ......,s , % >
xoNaAY xvxsaae. Jssss. ~.
4. s..,s.ly nsv .rrasssnsss Il sar wa'ssf ssalss
ROB ROY.
- balis Hicnl Jasvis.
Miss nioiss Bridge,
Tse entire opssAtc arransemsst sssAiasa. wssch has
MT bsss presented 10 this city fer many years.
nSai.B asd mUaln DANCES
INTRODUCED
Vocal, Ias.fsssa.al, ana Concerted Music Incidental
y ~ ''-'- AcTir.
son the San viii 0a,s to Rect,
Bol0s aud chatus BY the entire c0mpasy.
B.laAd-Ny Love Is Like tho Red, Bed Nose,
B.,lad-Conia' Thro' tho Dye,
By DiaaA and rrsncis
Grand nnAle TO act lst
Concerted pissc-iiAtk! Hatki From 81 AopgVs
by Francis, Matte, Baltic Nisoi Jarvis and Owen.
ACT ID
eons-words by Burns-Air-Whitc Cockaac,
Song and Chorus words altered from wadeworsh,s
poem Of Rob Roy's Grave)-Air-xy Love
She's Blu. Lassle Yet.
by GAbrsish, hcstusst, Dougai and others
seng-words BY Bafns-Au.d Lang s,lc,
by Ffaucia, GA.Oratb, McStuArt, Baltic
Jafvic end Dougsi
0rsBd hnaic 10 ACTED
sSio and tramp chorus
By the entire company
ACT I'D
Lament % Il nc A Rio q Hone A Rie!
Characteristic chorus q wife Of AidAv.tIoab,
EV CHARACTERS and eh0i VI
Dance Highland Fling,
Grand chss xc,oristic Scotch dance, -
~ all tho character
soug-o, Life is Like . Summer Flower,
Ait-Fee Him, Father, Fee Him.
Song and Dust F.r.oTn and Broken Hearted,
Ar-1ha LASS Of Pastie's Mil.
By srsuols aud Diana
Grand Gnais to set I'd
Pardon Nov The BJ,d outlaw,
Ai-Ddlcan Gray Cam Here 10 Woo,
ny all the characters ANA chorus
FANCY DANCE.
By Aiss ~ AkY PARTlNGr0N
Her tfst appearance since her lad sposl.ian
Selected risce--Opcratic,
by Miss B;ansh Middleton,
Conclude with the new successful farce Of
MIR and MRS DAIILEf
Oh,
Matrimonial Bates.
70 morrow, new farce, entitled
fci ON P4RLE Francois!
oGDEN'S ADVENTURE.
NoIIGa BOX ofdae cpsa from - a to n
WHOM seats imay DO secured.
lHANaR or OPENING tloUR Doors open ct halt past
I o'clock; performances y c0mMence ct hsh past
precisely. js6-t
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OFfiCE OF COMMISSIONER OF TAXES,
Richmond May >, IoGt.

N
Richmond May ., IoGi
INSTRUCTIONS in reference To the ssssss
i MeDt and collection Of the additional teal
per cent Oh profile Ii having bssn aecsrtar|
ed that an error has been committed IL tAsl
assessment and collection Of tho ade iossI
ten per ceut on Pre- iits, all assessors Will vi
sess the profile, only made by buying and Eel
ing ut any time betw cen the ] at day Of J asE
airy, 1863 and the let day Of January, lStj-|
The profits on which the tax Is imposed by II
and III paragraph of s % 4 Of an act eEttlsi|
IAN ACT to levy additional taxes for The eoa
mon defence and support Of the GovernIsa,
ire the pr. g made by buy ing and selling b.
tween the times mentioned, the copuIalia|
conjunction land being used, the boy ing eal|
selliug .mast both take place between The ia|
day Of January, 1863 and the lst day Of JaIa
AIRY, 1865 Sach were tho instructions ilsasa
from this cliies ON the lat March, 1861, aSa
will DO found at page Of additional instG
tons, therefore the erroneous asssss aisaa
made ia some diatricts need not DO c0teesst,
and the assessors will refrain from sGea v
sesaMents
IL. Tue ten per cent. additional tax on poi
Its, made by buying AMI selling between III
let day Ut January, 1868 (inclldins thu; DAY
and the ilst day Ut December, leGi, tiaeiaa
ing that dag J Will be assessed aud COLLECTED :
oncs. The profits derived ir0ua the sitaas soaisa
hetws Oh The Let day Ut January, 1861 aud ~
:sfst day of u see mbsr, 1864 both included vi
be- ssssesed aud collie oted Immediately ala
the .;isi day of December 1851
j W, II UNDERWOOD,
Acting Commissioner OF arsa
Approval,
(Sisnec) G. q WEaMIs6nR,
my % Secretary Of the Treasury,
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~ ErkOfULlTAN HALL,
wi franklin street.

MONDAY EVENING, J,:ns 8, 1871,
Grand Opening Night Of the
IRON-CLAD
BURLE5QUE
OPERA TROUPE.
Glorious Bill To Night
Piestisi citation,
Old aud Youny NifgiIix, and
Tho Coqustte.
All the old fay oritts appear.
Doors open ut !: O'clock, curtain viii rise ut ~
o'clock.
For particulars, see small bills. js6-lt4
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Officx CHY WArsk " oKKs, I
Nav, ~ VAtf n

NIOTlCR--The water takers Of the city are re:
~ speoifniiy notified that the increased demAr
Tor water makes II sco.ssry that all waste and
leakage must be stopped, the works arc now run.
ming nearly 10 their full capacity, leaving scsrce "
time enough for the Incidental repairs to the ma
chinery. II IL earnestly hoped that the citizens
will see the real necessity OF attending TO this mat
Ter without delay, and thus save themselves from
the penalties or the ordinance. For the Information
of all concerned please see extract OF ordinance
'If any hydfant, cock, or other fixture be fonnd
leaking, aud the owner or 0ccuPler ii he premises
ehaii refuse or fail TO have tho nocessafy repairs
made the Superintendent shalt stop the water from
said Let or tenement, and there shall be Inc VI
$40 imposed ON any person who shall turn on tho
water before such repai.s are made No water n1.
tars will be allowed 70 be left running when not iu
actual use, under penalty Of SO for each oiisnce
All persoas taking the city waller must keep their
own service Pipes and fixtures In good repair and
my 98-l2t l. DAVIS. Supt.
ny TIE GOV ExNOR OF YfR0INIA.-A rIo-
ID Observation-Disclosures, the Court House Of the
county Of King aud Queen has been destroyed by
the public cneIuy. aud for that the place VI
holding The taid court has heretofore been required
to be held at the house Ut Thomas Wyatt, near
PAGES Chapel, Ia said cuuniy, aud the Court Vi said
county having uested thai for the GREATER cou-
veaicace Vi the people the place may be- again
changed Therefore. I, WILLIAM SMITH, Gov
sraOr Il The Com mouwsslll Of Virginia, DO hereby
require the Justices coMpt sing the county court Of
SAID county Hereafter to bold its sious at the
tOSu Of stsvsOsyi lille. in said ccuaty, until other
wise required By law
~, 0ivs.a u.ler my hard as Governor. sha
I L, ubdsr Ma lees seal II the GoMMonw wealth,
49, 1t Kschme nd. this eighteesth day Of Nay
lseA, and In the ssh year Of the CoMmca wealth
VIZ SMITH.
By the Governor:
0xO W MUSvoRp,
INV l9-c3a Ssc'y Of the Oommonwealth.
1YIRaiNI1:--z3 !. Supreme Court Of Appeals
Y held at The stsis Court Mess,s n the sisy 81
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4 IN D'ii.se Kcwsrd.--ka away from the Auo.
IJU scsi5er, Oh saturday last, q negro fellow
named Jim, Il years Of ago. dark compiexion feet
10 inches 10 height, sud tsa ths Provost Massbaps
pass for ten days, dated 9th May, ] viii pay the
above reverb Tor his return 20 me ut Hungary, or
for his confinement in jail. A 3 PAD0ET.
my Sl-lW~
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U.yDELfVERED I,ELEGR1MS.

Acknowledgements dispatches, Which
wore not delivered Tor want Of Propef address,
mar DO found at tho Richmond ONCE, lob Main 81:
Royce Capt Ker krerPs John w
Nursen John w Kir ktaRd W l.
Ruck Cant II Motion Lieut. Cl,as
Brown major /. Pdftaek W ii
Biacknan |. Smith I l.
Constock Lieut. SiebbnS Miss Julia w
C0lcOck capt X ii Smith w L
Calhoun Capt Jmo c Sraltiins Rev J L
Chatktsy Miss u l. T0wnes
Daseson lieut. w Wilson Surge3n WIZ
Garland t'Ol ii Waite MaJ"f chas
Gaines Capt Il ' Wharton Rig GchGC
Gaines Capt j L WrfstcrP
iiratnn ] u Whitehead w
iiunl w s Wcbb Mrs Major I.
ivcTsOn Hon AZ jaG IT
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VIRY Valuable Brick Dwelling, on the noYth siie
u Mxsshatl butweea lss aAA Adams sts, for ssie
d auction AT the Stqaeat Of Nr wm a wyatt W
lhAii d II a. aueIsa, On Tho premises, on Tuesday
the tn Ju1e, 1884, q ~ o'clock =, the lASee and
admiraAly wclt built, aud conveniently arraexed
brick icssmest seccntsy occupied by him, but now
b. ~ Daankmas, q the aanuAl rent 0f - GOO. 1his
y not only . largo Sesideaco but being built Abosi
tares ycar1 ago, u contains Is rooms (inc,ading
store ROOMS and seTvants' Apastments,) n anehcd
fu excciisnt style, with all the modern improve
neou, .uch d gas, wstcr, -. Ths two bsa neut
and pariofs above, AID oil OF tho PASSAGES are
nes1ty papcsed; and tho premises are now In CON-
plete order. There 10 ,eilens stable and ca :
rage house. The lot has . frOct Of about IS feet
and depth Of l67 feet 70 . wido alley.
TsRNs.-Oae third ceeh, balance as one and Two
by tsust deed, Or oil cash, ct the option Il the
puzchaser. 0ODplN 4 APPERsON.
AHctOneen.
ps.-rhs gas nx.ures and cooking range VII be
xold st the came iiuas. j
TTlOH Couslahle1 sale.
A,seslion, Contractors.
very desirable
ESgiNe, Ct Il horse pawer
Large Brick Pfess
Shafting, PulieyB
And otbsr hAeainefy
R1 saio ~ auction.
On Friday. juno 10th, 1854, ca.nmsnc,sE at ~
O'clock, viii eel that Iarga Wsoden beading stu
sici on the south pjla Of thu dock lately ussa ty
Is 20 BY AZ feat with shed 80 By 50 feet. II would
sff,gd large 1antity Of excellent timber taken
down.
AGO.
A very desirable
u horse power engine
Large brick press
ShaftihE, puilays
Aud other machinery
TIC satisfy distTess warrant 10 favor 81 Caring
ton, Adua'r, aeanst Whisa
10 a-sds CSC A Freeman, II Ger. :.
TT i0n C9ustab'e's Sale. On Friday, June 10lh,
I'll 1854, at IL O'Clock ~ will prccoei 10 sell 81
Fubiic AUCTION. 90 the promsses, that laSge wooden
tenement aiuaied the south eide OF tho dock
nearly opposite l8ih street; aso. one excellent Be,
of Fairbanks patent platform scales, large sizs 70
satisfy distress warrant against David King iu ia
ver Of Eagepe Darlington, adalinistra tor Of n
CArringtoa, aecaased.
IERAs-Oash. GEO 4 FREEMAN, II Ger.
J.2-tas
Lig 1nGs. w. kecSce, .iuetioneer,
(0fscs Corner Or l2th and Cary stIeets)
so .. Ssss'"''a l'''s' and A''s' for rae
viii be soid On Friday, the 10Th OF June, co Con
dsnined Horses sIa Ene:, nj the e. y. Horse i.Ct,
st Eacon's Quarter braEcb, commencing At ~
O'Clock. u. =. ARCHER,
/ Mai ahd n
sale conducted by Tuos W. KEIsts, Auet,oasef.
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DAN AWAY from the subscriber my negro giii
IL, hiiiy. Sac IL about "a years old, siekiy
l0ukiGg, gingerbread color, fun head vi hair WAS
bare headed and bare footed Wick left. A iibcrat
reward viii be paid tof hettetufm TO Me.
EhEYMOSD, Butcher,
ie i-1ts In the New Market,
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Tr,hu,e IL 4 snect

Al n meeting nj company b, Cops &C Cadets,
held at Camp lee. s.a; Ris'aaai. va, On We'd
u. star, the 25th OF May, 1864 the 10 bowling ps.
ssnbis ,ssd resnnidaA wete 1nahtiaagsIy ad"rted'
Hhtseas. il oaI late engagement with the enfmy
near New Market, Ai.Aishty 0Od has been plea
10 ressOve FROM our midst, while In the biOou Ot
youth. our briovcd c0laSadcs and scha0linates J u
Sta,.ald and Z q Jf1cts0n, Oi visgtnia, ahd W II
EeiIowcii, Of Mouth Carolina, be Il
Restieed I hat while VIC how With Submissive
reverence 10 Ills will, we hut feel deep and
heatttsit sorrow al ttse fUss Vi such gallant and
true Christian HteAds.
Rescued, That we tender our ln0si heartfelt sym
rathie5 IL the families O the deceased aud white
mourning with theta their loss, we have The asst
rance that they died as tue Christians and brave
soldiers.
Kes.tud, That their memories will be cherished
as examples TOR all youths aspiring 10 paths ct
glory and honor and 10 places of distinction.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be seat
10 The parents vi the aceascd and be- published in
the RiehmUnd Dispatch.
&C. &C. g.; = s'n n S;;:'o".
Cadet W kEkP, s3cc'y.
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(fiIcz Va FIRE AMI MARINE INs 60,

kichmond, June 9th. 1851
R<e TIKI resulsr annual meeting ri the stock.
~ holders # this instItuti,I will be held ut the
Companys fice on Monday, 20ih inst, Ut IL O'clk
n The election Of Directors for the ensuing year
will take place ct this meeting. Stockholders who
msy be unable 10 attend are requested to send
proxies. WIN Willis, Jr, Sscy.
is6-dtdf
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DU5lhkSa Notice.-Hsyfng purchased the eu-
~ tire interest Of no II SchOoier in the late Gtm
Of SchoOssr Todd. beg leave to announce to my
friends and the puoic generally thsi1 viii cooeious
the nnsness ct tbs old seand aud earnestly solicit
conttouancs OF THAR con6asnce spd pstrcnage
sort@sst Il Family 0rccssies atwsys On hand.
Ethsignnsots u conntsy produce are perticulariy
solicited. Qahk satss COED psicsss and prompt re-
turaH made. cHAd l. Todd,
Coynsr 9th aud Clay So.
NtffIOk.--Bsing callsd 70 The srmys have dia-
poeeA Of my iutSgest % the arm Of SeLe6les Todd
70 nay hte pAstasr, Mr Chs L Todd, shom cer-
disliy sfcsnasnd 70 the patronage Of my isisada.
je 3-6tt JOHN II 5CHUOLkR.
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s)AA DDaLAtkS hewsrd.-Kau away from the
e)OU subscriber. on Sunday laat, two ntsi0
fellows Ben aud Jerry. Bon ack, about 81 years
Old, eat his right arm has been AmPUlated at tho
shoulder. Jerry 10 about II years old light Drewa
skin, very likely, about feel 7.iGches high. Will
give the above reward for tho arrest OF the two Of
$3.50 Tor either OF thsm. D MCDANIEL,
je4-3t BiohM0ni, We.
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fNONJkkf HALL Notice.
IL flOF BINuuAM'S
GRAND EX1fIBl1iON
L. postponed until further notice.
Ihe children scholars can still, contisus their les
sons at AZ O'Clock NJ on the regular days unfit
the exhibltiou. j.6-9ct
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1UNA WAYN

my residence, on Fulton
III, Hill, my negro man Phillip. He Is about IS
ION, slender buis, aud speAks .ickly. will pay
reward Of nIsy dollars fnr his return 10 lne il
c,ught in the c aud ne HUNDRED dollars il ought
out OF the CITY. TW uENINGkR.
IL e. 3ta
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~ May, Two HegrO mon, George aud Bssrisos, who
ara making their way ~ Ktsg william coasty, ns.f
the r ipIns Tree. will give $3.50 apiece tcr inem
George u Stout mtddio q. giaxeEcske cotSs. ADD
stsmners HxrIlsos 10 slender, above middle
height, and black. WIN nAAAlON'
IL 2-6s
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LOST, S7'RAYED, sc

\ OSt-- On Saturday, eithsr On tho Capitol
i square, or in tbs Capitol, pocket took, con.
tanning sbnut fifty dollars, and Il furlough aud
transportation ticket. Ths Under Can keep Tie
book aud monty IL he viii leave tbs farloush sbd
ticket ut this Cf1ics. jeG-itt
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CrKaYED-From the EdgeMont House, on Main
~ VI, my boy Watt, sgst fur years. liberal
reward will be paid Tor hiO delivery to nue..
ia ma X n WAbOllL.
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THSrRAYkD Cattle.-Csme 10 a.y farm, On the
III Grove Read, few days fincs, dark rcd
Cow sud two hOsEss. cue . bay aud tito other y ddn
the ONGcrs Of these auiu,ntn can have them by
proving property sid paying cnsrgos. Apply to
lxpt u 4 MEADE,
iaG-ltt (.Rmu l. O.
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r OSf- 81 $50 RewaTd.-lost, in iroat OF The
i Dispatch ttfae, a daGbte case gold watch and
chaia with the Inscription tia face charlotte,
e." Too crystal sighty loose. The abass reward
will be paid aud 10 questions asked il left Ut the
esose VI SlxuRhter, WAtkiNsA 20, On Main. betweea
llth sud LIT sits. le 3-3t.
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M OD 1ssstAgs-1Ae anhscxibcs, gsalciul Tor
~ poat paesoaaeo, weulA ipfssn his irSeuds ana
IL puttc eeaagatty thAA ~ canlsaurs u carry %
ths tusniue hu1iaexs q AaAl,sln Bros ola atasd
. Cary sisses, heaueen ~ md l0sh, Whcsa nay
~ goaSA aiwsys - snsd spsssing whesh g No
oWn UAnufho5Hros r WAlskkh.
ny 1-18U4s
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regimsnis would break a'mnst - Boon n snev were
formed rtion of tho First Connecticut, believe,
remained longer the held team any Other regia"nt,
ami he'd the advancing rebe's In cheek whilst
number OF regimen ssins the bridge over the
Rawso,y and af'sr crossed the river it.sT some
volunteered and burn number " a
that tail the hands OF The enemy
Had not crossed tho ne cd the Third
division nean captured the retols were al
vancig .rdly both ipks gain the bridge and cut
or our retreat Tho nfs II ihe bridge from The enemy
wa very bot, ana we ias, many msn.
CAPTAIN FRKSCH.
the Third division marshal, remained un0n tho
aelf "a IN, inst mameni ctivelv III charging his duty
body N the enemv dlshei HIM aud comm inded
him snrreni"r Hrs came rom his rrvo'ver
The rees Instantly fisen irvel avoley ~ bpirs n him
cue OF when his nat Another passed throngh the
sleeve OF his while hs horse fe dead on the spot
TIE Captain, boweve', made his escnno.
CROSSING
AFTER we had cr ssed the waniy We fciiowed road
laaGiuE southwsrd with mech steed as pos 1910, as
the enemy snll tryinP tank as wa cond per-
ceive nv the ,mmense cnuds of dnst rising upon onr
lett We crossed stony TX In course. and the Not.
toway irs' before DIV We picket post at
the bridge one OF whom was killed.
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their carbines, demanded his surrender. but ~
Doihins dauntel, turned round and shouted
.,Ccms Company f." whereupon the Yankees threy
down their IL needless 70 say that Company
russ the part or the Confederate soldier. We pub
lshed yesterday. from correspondent 80 fun An4
complete account Of the eight at Reams station, %
Wednesday, that thero 10 now but little 10 add prs
states that the FIRST charge led by the notes
Colonel Spear, who advanced with the remark thai ~
die IN the attempt" The result showed that, whn
many OF Spears died in the attempt, IL not e
easy matter TO ride through the Confederate lines ING
was so calamity by both infantry and artillery
that the enemy's co u recoiled and did not again
come ward The report o tue captu OF the fenth
ann roar Alabama regiments grows "sIna by de-
grces aud beautifully ess IL Ia now stated that but
thirty taken, and they subsequently
recaptured About hundred and dirty OF the prison.
eFs reached Petersburg on Wednesday night wer6
very badly wounded As they lay stretched the
grounds surrounding the Yankee hospital they presontet
a truly wreched Several OF them bad beeE
wounded ever since Thursday and saturday Of ast wee
In the lights Nottaway Court House aud AZ Thornton
river bridge
Fourteen of the Yankee raiders, dnloag them sersrd2
ocsrs came from the woods in Dicddie On ihsdav,
G Ter fac OF truce ard Girsrsd hsclrss up 70 ose
pfckcis They ke,0 that their capture pds tnrstao on
drrtuin0 at Petersburg claimed Considerable sd re-
Of their surrender and thrs,o ont Sate hs'
about peculiar pr.ri'po.s The PTcros Marshall hoesper
soon put notion osa Of hir heads and marched them
the barracks 'cih conan hrd They surrendered hcfsea
and equipments cnmete According TO the best nfornS
tion possess the Yankee icss in the fights al
sand In killed, wounded and prisoners. We naye alse
taken fourteen pieces Of cannon elk hundred heSa sn0
many CONS and amhuances. besides seven hundred
negroes ptured who VIII be restored to their ownefa
Our loss from all causes is very small.
After the enemy lett Reams Station they retreated u
Stony creek.
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NARROW sscAPs oAPrAINs xoaHHouss AND THOMPSON
IL IN somew nat strange how slight tb'ns ~ times ~ih
obviate death, again nos sss; QUE VIII proaucvn
rebel bullet struck Captain horehoose, Of the FIRST
ronDectici', 10 the breast, hitting small memorahaum
book, passing through the cover and eight snees OF
paper whore Il lodged doing him no injury other IMAM
severe jar Another ball passed through the sleeve o.
his coat
Captain Charles Thompson, OF Company n, and twelve
men, cut "a from the column when fell back, ana
managed TO pick their way through the lines OF rebel
cavalry and Infantry in safety
BRiDGR IN IDKNT
when General Wilson's column engaged 10 crossing
Blunt bridge, Rtckw ter creek, Weverley sta.
ton, the bridge suddenly gave precpistDa all who
in.o the mud aud water but as tue bridge
was very low one and the water not deep no serious
injury done. General Wilson standing upon the
bridge nj the time. The pioneers immediately
ordered up cut, and bridge thirty feet
in length pa up, md the whole marched across
IN three hours. This Is considered pretty rapid bridge
building.