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Lost.

nN Congress Street. near Mechanics Hall, q
~ package containing two pairs Ladies' Fur Cum
and other iurs. The fin Ter viii confer q favor and
be SUITABLY rewarded by leaving themat
G. A. SUSSkRAUT'S.
mch26 div No. 10 Middle Street.
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YnnNG MEN

ind9lSed In when alone, habit ffequantIy ItarpSd
rom evil Companions, or At school, the ofeetE Of
are felt, even when aslSep; and Il not
both mind and body, should apply Immediately,
" hAt pity that young man, the hope Of his
country the darling Of his parents, should Be
inAtehed from All prospects and enjoymeuts Of Life
y the consequences Of deViAttnE Iron the path of
hature andindnlEtng In AeertAin secret habit Such
perBOnB NuBF, bofnrS cont an ntinl =
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tAE-0N-LIYEPLACE wHRRp
0UHEPAAPE oBTAINR6. .

JOHNSTON HAsI1s ooTRRRnrpp w.
SS<teE1t sReetg And Only sR6SetfSI. Rs.S9S3t
kha Back ard I4nbs, Strictures. Ag:.t,S5. q
kt4neyg and Bladder, InSoIuntaT DiScSS1S.US y ne
PosenSys Gwerl1 Debility. EerTCn-leSS I. m
toe o. tie Heart, Tmidity TressblISS siPlta.
sight or GddipesS, DiSoSSe Of az BsSS !PIsot
A9se g ski1i Affections Of the Liver, LansI- So
ASh oE BoWelS-th0So Terrible dfsorisFI arjsi55ta
the Solitary Habits Of YoUth-thosS EIrEI aTSe15
taEy PEastieel more fatal te their YfctnS ,b.S ~
.eng @ syEeps g the haEineEs Of Ulysses bliTbt1s
tns marriage, 3e5 iRpolSibls. '-4't'
YOUNG MN
k!pecialyS Who have become the victims o. soIt..-
VICE that dreGatul aud destructive habif vSfS4 ~
9y sSeeP5 toan Hntt@ely grave tho1Iaa4' !,
intelleet, who might othsrsiss kaTs eStrSSc1 NJ.
tening seultss, with the thu6deIG 81 eIoonSSS. "
70 eestaey The lFvipg1yros may cali = rs hi
si.sss MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or 1Oung Men contain I.tt,,
being aware deal EsaknSSS .oFzS1is
debility, dsioEmit e nPeedily eared.
HoHh0 Plaee8 himself nhliar TIE care a n. I
may rallgiougly eoRildotn his honor = EentIS@nS
and eoahdsntiy rely upon his Ikm n phyEieiss.
SO - ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Imn1ediately cured and Pull IIgor Restored.
4lts y stEqaaing A etioD-Uhich r0ndotS LiSsAuB
manage mpossible-tg the penalty paid by ~
Siettms q tmPCqper indulgence YO1nE persons -
TOO apt to commit Gxcos5eS nos not being RTlrS n
Tho dre!dinl eunssqnenees thai may ensus. Nov
who that UNDERTAKES the subject will pretend d
deny that thePOW6r Of 4 lost sooner b
those falling into IpF per h6bits than byi the pF1
dsnti Besides being deprived q the pleasure }
healthy Dipping. the most serious and ieStTuctiTI
symptoms 70 both body and mind arise. The sYItsS
becomes deransed, the Phys cal and Mental Func
tons Weakened GOss Of PFoeFeatiVs Power, HOrTou
1rr1tabltty, DyBpSpsta, PalpltRtton OF the HeSTf
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, . wasting .
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay aud DSssS
Office, No. q South Frederick St
Len hand side going tom BALTIMORE stcset. f.,
doSFs from the corner. Rall not to RbserYO the IA
letter. must b paid and contain stamp. m
Doctors Diploma hanES in his ONCE
A nTTpE1 w An n = Nys,r,rS 80 ,,,,,,.. = 49,
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.allgg.a.ltlelt igeu6et
ATerrIn,d FatI,.r.


OF all the matlersOf-Eact men We have
heard or read Of (8syb. . late English pa.
perl commend US 70 the = mtddls.aged
man. dressed in the Earb Of an engineer
who. RS the police Teport tells ms, entered
the Southwark Police Court on Monday,
''in Frther Hurried Manner and begged
his worship'S assistance with. regard 70 q
letter sent 70 his sOn on.the previous Satnr.
day. bearing on The envelope the words
"on Her MsjeSly's service" The letter
tell not into the sons hand, but the fathers,
and ihteW the simple man at once into .
state OF beWildered agitation. When be,
opened IL be found 10 his horror Il was
summons, and bearing in mind the words
on the outside, probably his idea, If be
vas able to form one, was that his son
had been guilty Of high treason. True, II
was headed "Court Of HymeB;" but not
having had the advantage Of classical
education, this only made the matter WoEse
and plunged him into still deeper terror
and perpIeXity. Reading on, be Wss
dismaYed to ind his son summoned TO
apper on the 1Ah at the Court of
Hymen 70 answer the charge Of stealing
the heart OF Amelia Stuart, the summons
ing officer SigniDg himself NJ LoveWelt.n
Flat burglary II have read IL said the
terrified father, "Aud can't make out what
IL means. dOn't know any such place as
the Court OF Hymen. kBoW this police
court, therefore IthouKht IL advisable to
come here about it," "BGt, can't you see, ;"
said the clerk, "Whst itis7 Il is . Yalen-
tine. suppose II has been sent 10 your
sou. by some young woman he knoHsR--
Even then the kuOt was not solved for him.
alt does not look like q vaIeutine,', raid
he, land think something ought 70 be
done 10 stop their circulation, as they are
liable TO frighten come Peopls.n Then. IL
came out that the son has "a young Wo-
man" who "comes after him;p and bis ia
Ihsr, not yet awake to the Joke, wished 10
know if he could not prosecute her for
sending ''such q summons" aud left the
court every diPSatisf ed" when hs fonntl he
conld not. No explanation could convince
him that the Court of Hymen aud Amelia
Stuart were compatible With his peace Of
mind. fe
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PuBLIc-No. 10 i

An ACT to provide for the protection OF
overland emigration TO the States and
Territories Of the Pacific.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate aud House
Of Representatives of the United States q
America in Congress assembled, That, for
the protection of emigrants by the over.
land route to the States and Territories of
the Pacific, the sum oE.forty thousand dol.
lars be aud the same is hereby appropri
atedout of any money In the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, 70 be expended
under the direction OF the Secretary Of
War; PROVIDED. That ten thousand dollars
Of said appropriation shall be applied to
the protection Of emigrants on the route
from Fort Abercrombie by Fort Benton,
and the further sum Of ten thousand doll
lars Of said appropriations shall be applied
to the protection Of emigrants on the route
from Niohrarah, on the Missouri river, by
thoValley otthe Niobrarah4 aud sGallStin;
in Idaho. as5I
Approved, March 8. 1864.
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2 VIRGINIA TOBIGC0.

ssIe Eeo.iISd = I'm lot e. Lyn.k mr., ~.
: ~ sao' right pou1l.l sltii FsI.s.t -
2 3 s :. 1893 ssisss s'HS0gloI4 CO
t's5 81 81 n : p q
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oFFI61AL.h
Laws OF THE UNITED STATES.
PasSed at ths FTrst Ses.ion Of Gs THRU.
eighth Conqress.
fPuBLlo-No. lb.1


Au act supplementary 70 an act entitled
IAN act to provide Ways and means for
: the support of the Goyernmeut SApproy.
cd March third, eighteen hundred and
sixty three. tt5l %
Be It enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States Of
America In Congress assembled That. IN
lien of so much of the loan Authorized by
the act of March Sd, eighteen hundred and
sixty-three, TO which this 10 supplementary,
the Secretary of the Treasury Is authorized
to borrow, from time TO time on the credit Of
the United States, not exceeding two hun.
dred millions of dollars dnring The current
fiscal year, and 70 prepare and tssne there.
for coupon or registered bonds of the
United States, bearing date March first
eighteen hundred and sixty four, or any
subsequent period, fedeema6ls at the 4
pleasure of the Government after any period
not less than Eve years and payable az any
period not more than forty years from date.
in coin, aud of such denominations as NAV
be found e1pedient, not less than fifty dol.
lars, bearing interest not exceeding sfx
per centum year, payable on bonds'uot
over one hundred dollars, annually, and
on. all other bonds semi. annually, Ia coin;
and he may dispose of such bonds at any
time, OR such terms as he may deem most
advisable, for lawful money Of the. United
StRtes, or, at his discretion, for Treasury
notes. certificates of Indebtedness, or Ger.
uhcates OF deposit, issued under any act
OF oongressi and all bonds issued under
this act shall be exempt from taxation BY
or under State OF municipal authority
Aud the Secretary Of the Treasury shall
pay the necessary expenses 70 the prepare.
ton, issue, and disposal Of such bonds
out OF any money in the Treasury. not
Otherwise appropriated. but the amount
20 paid shall not exceed oue.haIt of one
per centum of the amount Of the bonds
30 tssued aud disposed Of
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted. That
the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby
authorized TO issue to persona who sub
Scribed on or before the Iweuty.first day
Of January, eighteen hundred aud sixty.
four, for bonds redeemable after Eve years
and payable twenty years from date, and
have paid into the Treasury the amount OF
their subscriptions, the bonds by them re-
sPeetively subscribe for, not exceeding
eleven millions of dollars, Notwithstanding
that such subscriptions may be in excess
OF i've hundred millions of dollars; and the
bonds 90 issued shall have the same force
and effect as II Issued uuder the proyis.
ions OF the act to "RnthOFiIs the iSsue OF
United States notes and for other pnr.
poses" approved February tWenty,sixth
eighteen hundred aud sixty-tRo. IL
Approved, March 8, 1854, ~, ~
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind ana body are The NOT
necessary requisites to promote connnblal happl.
hes. lndee1, without these the Journey thronEh
NE becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour.
~ dArkenS to the view; the ndnd becomes ShadoEed
with despair and filled with the melancholy reaSe-
With our own
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bal IlN9RE LOCK HOSPITAL

- EsEABLIsHED AS A REJOICE p,o,.
-. s. Q0AokRRY.-Rl. AVa
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ssstA s.Eset tsas thS, 81 30. R. R. Dspot, =
WHEELING w. Va.
AN kini9 o. shaglSA Dresses, Rib6ons, aud syery
description of Silk and RoolOn 0oods exOentsd . \
q short notteS md on reasonable terms.
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TAKE EARTHQUAKE NoTIcE.

DR.. J. addresses All those who have injured then.
eelya by improper tndnIgeRgenee and solitary hSb.
itsS Shleh ruin both body and mind, uniting then
THRsE are some Of the sd . d melancholy effect,
prod iced BY early habits Of youth, Tfz: Wsaknes.
o. S3e BACK and Limbs, Pains in The Head, DImnesI
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritSbiiity DerauTS.
ment Of the Digestive Funetfons GOnerSI DobIlity.
symptoms Of Consumption, &c -
MGHTALlT.-The fearful effecta ON fha y,inA A..
much to be dreAded-Eo8 Of Memory, Conf1Iion Of
Ideas Depression Of Spirits, Evil RGr6odinES Aver.
sion % soeStyg SeltDstrust, Love Of Solitude Tim.
tdttys &C., are some OF the evils produced
IHous1Eps Of Persons OF all ages can now fudge
what y the cause Of their declining health loSI1P
tnetr yig9r, beeoming weak, pale, nervous and
eyes. cough and gymptoms Of eensnnnilon.
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clsgeland, Pitfsbu1trle ai;ndyI5I5haeIz
81 = ing. Rail R6ad. s ~ g

cisVeIand, Pittsiou1rIr ia5jn5,djIVI571hseIZ
y 2 ing Han RSsd. - @.
TNE 1HDAIIkk MONDAY lSSSeoys IA 80 ~
sehgeE tLEaiRI Efl leave of8 q foiioJIs,
i1sooaG. ds1Iaa Train, Stoppf1k q N atious. ~
s5aSs4 .I 8 s. "a; B E $50 r ePA
aslS ?, -. Accommodation Train, SstO6ofhk Al All
~ n i 8 = arrives a PfttsbHtEh At sos
lssO9 z. ~ k1pre4 Train, arrives ~ PftthurRh Il
Glo A. n. and Cisyel6Dd 81 p.96 A. i.
= RETURNING RRAtINS
Leave 1t $50 A. NJ and 10 p NJ AZ
riIs e eEsasgesoEt 6 seS & y and zoe
4. Mtssd' s:as 2. ( At 500 4 A'leSs
Connections. axe. made a. FoIIows.
At Pittsburgh With Psnnsyfvaaia r.. R. fr IIsFr11
pug. baltimore, Washington, PhIIa-
dolphin, New York and Boston.
AZ Cleveland With. 0ltyelihd T6led r q. for San
t...a aSTttky. E1leds,. Detroit Chicago and
s5r = s 0etroit stsamerB for Detroit, JSokson,
'hieago aud the GoRRH WRsT. witt
70 tSasveAud = Erie B. B. for Isria Dun.
af kirk Bufalo and Niagara Falls with
Cleveland. Columbus 6 CineinnSti for
~ iss & . S5estlne. Delaware, Columbus AID
AZ Hud,Oui Win ths q Z. 4oR.R. for ,ouyabOra
"a salLs' AIKEN w Mitlllsrgburgh and Woes;
At Alliance qilh p IT. W. q q. r. R. foF Canton.
AAsEtLlonI Wooster, SaIem, Enoh Co-
luInbu1 and Qhieago.iI sd = :
AteteabenTtle With Y. Q. TO. Line and Al B1II An
With GO. o. R.R for Evansville, Nov.
b -9aa44 sE5 Columbus Xpufa, Dayton Indf
anaPOfsI Cairo, Cincinnati LouiEViIIs
4BI4 LIS e! Loutg, g.. Joseph ard All pofnfl
Wtst and South West. 49,
e 1AeaEslon Fteket TO Pittsburgh and return e. 90
any other route t--s'S-- y -'S'-1t HsI -
fhFpGEh Fiekets to all points In tie wet Ho-tL
Sad EaSt can be PEoeured At the ole6 under thC
Agent ct Bridgeport Station. - = -" .@'--'
9retEht contracts win Be made atloHest rsteii d
any point BY this road and it,
to the EaSt, North, West and North-Wsgt n ofie,
under MIIuros House, OF With IT. Agent Il BridgS
pert ! station s'l4e WIN. p,TRRkY, Agent,
cs,ssi ~ Es D-B.7W1LLIAAIs, Aren't
J.H. MCCULLOUGH, President.
z 3. 0YERs. Gent Ticket AEst. novis
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cared at this Institution
~ 2iteE ysaE, and the numerous Important Sur
nsj9ea py fhei FeportaE1s0 the sSun, . g0HpPer,"
ann many other papers, notices Of which have aP-
PseLea sf1ln.And again before HE public, besides
~ standing e. gentleman ofehAIaeter and reSpou
AiotlitS, y sutheisnt guarantee to the ahiIcte6.
@ SKIN DISEASES sPRKDILY cURHD.
5=No letters received nnloIS postpaid and con.
aiming stamp to be used on the reply. Persons
should stats age, and bSnd portion Of SdVsF
sassment describing gmptoms, ~
JOHN u. JOHNSTON, n. d.,
OF the Baltimore Lock Hospital baltimore,
1ane-ly a.sais $50 Maryland.
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STRANGERS

Trust net your lyes, or health to the cara Of many
UnleArned and worthless ProtSnder, dsstitutS o.
knoH ledge, name or character, who copy Dr. John
Ston Advertisements, or style theuSsiYes IN the
PablS Of During, thSy keep you tIihing month GfSE
month taking their althy and npoundi,
or a. long a. the smallest leo can - obtSjnS M
In despair leave you with ruined neSIfb NJ Ia
oNer your own EAlltAg disappoIntment.i E,t51
Ut. johnston q the only Physician adVsrtisiuR,
gu credentials or diplomas always hang In biz
g His remedies OF treatment are 'upknoJ;p % all
prepared from life spent in the Efeat hos.
Pitah o. Europe, the inst In the country and more
Private practice 4hAnany other Phi sIeiSn
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DISEASE OP IMPRnnENCE

When the misguided and inprudent yotary q
pleasure nds that he has imbIbed the SEEDS Of thi
painful disease It too often happens that an itmed
sense y shame or dread Of discovery, deteEs him
nom applying to those who, from education and
EesPeetAbtltty, can alone befrend him, delaying tin
me constitutional symptoms Of This horrid disease
their appearance such as liberated sore throat
SS,lssased nose, nocturnal pains IN the head and
hmos dmneas Of siAht, Deafness nodes on the EhIn.
pone5 and arms biotehes on the head, face and ex
Ireities, progressing with frEhtfnl Eapldty till 81
the palate OF the mouth OF the bones Of the nose
AL IN and the victim Of this awful disease becomes
horEtd ebJeet Of COMMUNICATION, until death putS
PeLloa % ms dreadful InfeFngs, by sending hin
to shat Undiscovered CountrT nom VkeDce no
traveller refuFn6if = 80 -S'''SS
Il Z HleLaneAolyJaa that Thousands fan victim.
% tnls disease, owing to the unIkfuIneSi
o. lSnoEant -Pretsnders, who, by the use OF that
DeGdIy Eefeoa, AereaiEy, ruin the conEtituton Rnd
make the residue OF hfS miserable
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.a.lo 81 .. .a......l e. - IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-13

os IN. es,h. mon,tovs, enc was always absent al
Warsaw 1Nahant or NantuekeD 10 blockade the
The Leirteh did not arrive until August 3Oth +,
therefore was only able to participate In the opera
lions of the remaining seven days, but did good
work.
For some time only tive monitors were available
Ear Oenersl attack and then six, which was the
rreaiest pu mber disp0sabie at any one time. The
conseuuence Of the prOtracied Qrtng and hard
usage 10 vhlch the monitors were exposed dusing
these two iaOnlhs 0f incessant service, were una
,h esrstsr sIso thai all repair which cOnld possi
biy Sc dis pensed with was postponed to the con
Il Vas. therefore, necessarily extensive whea
entered ui,oo. The batlesing received was with
cut urecedene The M0ntauk bad been seInck twO
hundred md fousteen (9l4:l the WSehaoken QUE
handred and eighty seven lie1t tines, and almost
Whal v..ssls hay e ever been subjected to such q
il n MOT suvp,isIas that they should need cor.
siis,ahls eepais nfles susixinlp& such severe
pOundjoa fos 80 l0se tins. but oaly that tnsy
cOuld - restored ae MI 20 sesvlceaose c0eAee0a
The force AZ 10 zach sh0s must &c expcs!Gnesa
20 ks appsecixsed. Any ONE g contact wlss ~
been sssssy shakss a. ny feet IL shs pilos hesas
m ~ 6ssis 1eeects az dealt were nafhe1 81
each eeareAiaa pouess Dsehs were sut lhes4eAs
eaA1ou vese feS6ea eni - 1s1es saassNs ss
a. etlne howGas efueee9, -. Hcs ~ - 49, 49,
sspa!aa,s, 49, e silsl ls,eesess - - -
SsssSsss ~ nssslss, sAs ssoais e -
r1sS6 - 49, 49, boon epe611ig e1eGo1o1i ~
silISS 80 = SS1n, lohoe an1 m1eU11t -
Fl r. ~ S5 p ~ ueee ksss, - o.
1Iu60n(ps r - = eefeeu(ey esaa -
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entesta1 the ksads, aavaaeed eae 1870 WssI
GR eowssds ens I.eef desoHeh-s of 1le kesthesa
Ceannels euppoyted b. aaslhss. O. ~ niahf ~
tue lSsh oe JAY, m 1a1ltsh stea11es ssaen -
sun in, aed having esadea The hot pursuif p ~
oossade blockade, no doubt iudutse@ n 81. teiiel
that all dangef was past. Bat che sn..s -
ko1Sess wa0 ln slvases that njfAt Mn -. "a. -.
skill, and so63 sent sstdenly b. Mn sSss1 ~
the cu'prts steamer aGni6cA No escsae ~ 49, ~
pair Os alarm tise latter sEUssded on \ sho.i ~
her wreck has since served - Z wa,nt.. - ~: !.
evil doess Two " three steamer. That we've La q.
maaaeec 70 get 0as lmWsdtaasly aAeg. M as :,
tw0 nat have soften In, for the crews tf - ~.
tiers Wese Oflen t00 fniigued EkeM WIN : isv.s
b0siIe 10 keep watch q aiat bMk there ended -.
bustasss sssach, and Tor several months not YES.
sci has passed tn or out.
These four lnonlsoss, Who lhus keep watch a. a
ward, muster eight (el suss and three huadred snd
twensy (3s0) meu, which ts alm0se insrnifie ans I
contract with the work done.
have thus put on paper lha eeoesai tanuressfor.
now uppemosi, but very hastfIf md under s,..,
pressure OF buaisem, which Win, h,ps. excnsr
such impeslectIous ~ may have tnadvestentlv oc-
cured. Win more leisure could do full Justice
70 this Interesting subject
have the honor to be, &c.
JOHN A. DAHioa9M, Rear Admiral.
C0mmsnding ). a, Ms.
Hon. Gideon We ls, seceetasy Of the NAVY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-13

QuEyN VlcfORA AND rHs PRINCR OF Walls
The Queen Is for Germany, not Only In obedience
to the pr0clivltles Of her dead husband aud 10
(riendship Of his brother esince Auxussenbuss bmi
because her Mace, the Princess Leinisgin. Is Au-
gustenhurs'A wiIa, and has slways been high In
favor with her 1afesay, who appointed the lady =
bsoater the Pytac0 of LelninStn-an 0lilcer In the
nrltiph navy--ea elAe command OF the royal yacht.
The Prince Of Wales and his party hold with Dsu.
naarh. and for war on It's behalf and that Of the
napa of the pretty Psincess { believe Il 10 his
iorjcai tradition that all TeiguiDg mOnaFchs al
issue with their heirs apparent, and if Queen Vie
tosta and her first born be not greatly beited BY
those who pretend 10 know, they are no ex-
ceptt0n 10 the rule. Not 10 pue too ina .
point upon It., Il 10 said that they quar-
rel like cat and dog. Her Majesty likes to
have her ewn way, a. was very well ka0wn
Ia Prince Abest's time, and the Prince needs none
Of the Inevitable Temindiag that hs b heis 70 the
kmplse on which the sun never eets, which must
have attended him from his cSadle-hesce amigo
nism. They say, TOO II thiak . AewspspeT cor
respondent is fully justi6cd ii usiae those two
"dfeadfal words, }" denoaaeed BY AnsOs Barr, who
had good reason Tor detesttng tAsm-ihsa the
ouesn cannot appS0ve Of hes s0n's "gotngs on''-
In The dtrecst0n Of Gs0sge w, Of O10sOas memo
~, In iiiusssatioo Of which might tell you more
st0sles than are worth Sepeatiag. When the PEtace
rot massisa aad ses up Coz htmsclf at Marlboro
House, his mOahes desired hin 70 pat his sesvanis
tas0 mosrnins f0s his dead iAsheT; this the y0uss
man hasy refused to Do, end Ieia Windsor IN .
hun, nee fwlaSniag s0s sazss iime.-kOaao~ Cosyes-
fosasscs cf ne hieo Fork 1ssosua<.
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anxiety was on tip toe to ascertain the cause
w. /" was not ascertained until nearly fou.
ocock, just before the dawn of day, A.
that hour guard came in with q Yankee
VINO mad come into our lines, aud gave the
paiticuiars.- On the enemy's extreme right,
wnlcn had been pushed around Monday
Mternoon, to Brander's Bridge, he placed a
heavy picket guard, consisting Of a New
hampshire regiment, amounting to 500 men.
picked troops. They were somewhat isola.
tsd from the main body of the Yankee tor
css' . iact which our Generals were not slow
10 perceive. Two companies of the 5lst N
y. Regiment, General Clingman's Brigade
were seiected to make night assault on
these sons of New Hampshire, and see ii
they could not be induced to "change their
base"
The assault was sharp, eudden, and de-
cisiVe. With rush the brave Carolinians
got within close proximity of the foe, and
poured Into him deadly volley. Before he
could recover from his surprise, another
CALLING fire greeted him, and yet another a
moment or two after, which proved rather
warm for frigid New Hampshire, and the
blue coats started of in wild confusion, shap
ing their course towards Bermuda Hun
dreds. 1t was beautiful starlight night,
and the dark moving mass could be distinct
Iy seen, so the Car0liniaus had but to aim at
the mass, and they were bound to hit. The
race progressed until we had driven the
New Hampshire Yankees back and across
the turnpike and on over the railroad, a dis
tanco of some two miles or more. 1t WAS
ascertained Tuesday that we killed and
wounded large number OF the enemy in
this night assault
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-13
The Yankee Iron.ClaA Navy-Admi.
raj Dahlgren's Opini0n or MOni-

uC OUkG0 1IW0oO6O0 N0VY-A0m1G
raj Dahlgren's OplniOn Of MOni-
tors
We have before ns copy q Rear Admiral bahl
gren's Report TO ihs Secretary Of the Navy. OF the
services OF the monitors before Chaslestop. The
concluding portions Of the report are Of general
character to the services snd capabilities Of the
monitors, which We sivs 10 half. The accompany
Ing report In from Commodore John Rolsess, who
has had more expesieace with noaltors Ia ae,aal
warfare than any other oahcer Of the navy:
ArFn CONFLICTS.
The operations Of the iron -clads oeainst Morris
leland were appropriately closed by . severe con
test with Fort MOulsrie, Batteries Bee. Besure
gard, &c, to relieve the WcchaWken, which b ~,
grounded under their fiFe, and WIS finally 70, Of
with severe Injuries, owing 10 the falling tide
having exposed the hull under the overhanr,
There were other occasions Whe0 szyere con-
ficts occurred with the rebel works on Sullivan =
Island And besides the principal stacks IN force
there were few days from the asst attack fJuIv
l6th) 70 It's evacuation (september 7Ih) that some
iron.ciads or gunboAts were not engaged In firfue
at the enemys works, so rs 70 facilitate the labor
Of our troops ashore, O. will be perceived b. line
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