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The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

CoNoEAIYp WEAFoNs.-Last Thursday nan
calling hinseif Jobn Jackson, was srrested and
broaSh, before Justice Coashey BY officer Parks
for carrying concealed weapons Head guilty and
Svas fined seventy i've dollars. which Was paid
and the party discharged. Those who are il the
habit OF carry concealed arms had better iock cut,
as the ocers arc determined . see TIA. The law Is
a~fr~-e6
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

SAP OccCHAENcG.-We learn nom seHt.eHan
just from lnskip, IN this county that on Monday
last. teamster, name unkaowa, stopped to re
pair the break Of his wagon, ana whilst doing SO,
the horses started. and in catching the checks to
prevent them from passing over the bank run
against the opposite one and upset the wagon,
crushing the teamster so as not TO be recognized
The wagon was heavily loaded with freight, ana
was bound for Susanvi.lo Lassen coGuty. The bills
of lading were forwarded by mail to the several
merchants The wagon had four bay horses at
taehei q il.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08
The Bank Of California,
Corner Of Washington and Battery Sis.
san FRANCISCO.

TEIs BANK IS OPEN FOR INE TRANsAc
l. zion of General Banking Business WI
receive deposits attend 70 the Collection OF Paper
and draw Exchange, by Telegraph OF otherwise, O.
New York, London, D0o,in, &c. Sc, on tie nos
favorable terms. VIZ c. FAISTON
y. Q. MILLS, Pres.de-.. Cssh:e-
s. S-s- --,s-- T-ir 1-SS --e
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

A rail-. As the Hamilton delegation
to the Union meeting passed this Office, the big
democratic wagon in which the rail splitter"
and 'tailor" carried On their business halted,
and the boys gave three hearty cheers for the
Stars and Stripes; after which, Honest Abe
aiias Dee. Wharton dropped rail" for our
Inspection. Though rather q heavy piece Of
timber. we suppose it would make tirst-rate
rider" to q constitutional fence.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

AGAIN Po5TFoHsD We are requested BY
Mr.. Yo1rr, Clerk Of the Board Of Trustees, to
state that the opening OF the Oroviile school
has peea further pos'Poned till Monday, tie
18th day Of October, when The scholars are
requested to be present; al Q O'Clock puuciually
to answer the roll call
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

WORK oS TIE WooDvILLE ROAD COMMENCED -
We are giad 10 announce that work en- the Wood
vile road was commenced on Tuesday last. Forty
hands are now employed OF the Miners Ranch Hill.
aud With Z favorable season the road viii be com
7letei this fall. A salvsy and location was made
last week by Mr. Wilcox. and the stee9es; ads
over the entire route. a. at any point. vii not 6e
over SIX feet n one huuiIei.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

NARROW ESCAPE. A franc building on Mont
gomery street. the residence of Madame Gosse
took fiie few nights since. from 4 candle On the
stand. The are was communicated from the can
die to the window curtain. thence TO the canvass
ceiling until the entire ius De lining Of the baiiding
vas in I Nlaze. The timely arrival Of tue night
watchman jerry Collins, prevented the destr9c-
ton OF the bpidng, and perhaps Of other valuable
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

New INFAYrRY CoMPANY Alexander
Gibson. Of MarysviIle, has been commissioned
TO raise an infantry company in his District.
We most heartily recommend Capt. Gibson as
a perfect gentleman and soldier, and We hope
the boys around our neighboFhood who desire
10 60 soldering viii give hin call. Besides
serving their country, they can make more
money in the service than al any ordinary oc-
cupation now 20 be obtained. This is really O
fae opportunity to enlist, having certainty of
being uoder the command of brave, compe-
tent and efficient officer.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

san DEATu.-we regret - an oun,e the sudden
death o. an Id resident of Orovi1e Samuel Sea
berry. While mining on WallaWalla bar, Idaho
Territory, he was killed or drowned on tire Goth
day Of August by Slide Of rock and gravel. which
damned up the water 50 as 70 cover his body,
where it was found fastened among The rab5i,h.
The deceased was a native of Maine, AID leaves 1
wife in Portland Oregon, who was expected 10
Join him at Wa,,a walla in few weeks.
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to be madt

SoRE.-The Copperheads here feel sore through
fear Of the State Of Georgia coming back into the
Cd Union. Should Gen. Sherman and Governor
Brown, aided little By Stephens. sncceed IN get
ting Georgia back il VIII be Z heavy lick on Old
JEFF. consequently lie IS attempting to prevent Il.
JEFF not at first succeeding 50 well as lie had anti
cipated. though: T. &c; strong hold on his boys,
nade a speech 70 the effect, that no young ladies'
should marry them without they were willing to
take up arms to prevent Georgia from gong back
to the Union. JEFF should be careful how he cuts
IF the "commuuications' Of his people or be and
-hey may get into trouble about family affairs
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

Will give graad ball at the brick hotel, in that
place, on Friday October =. The proceeds are to
be applied FOX the beneft Of the public school. The
public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

= 5. L. Dewey. lnski1, containing IS tons Of hay
was totally destroyed by fire OF the third instant
It was situated on the old ranch o: Mr. Kelly. We
have rot learned bow ii got fre
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

GOLDEN GATE REsrArRAyr.-Louis Car
peuter, proprietor OF this establishment desires
Us to inform the poblic hat be is in daily re
ceipt Of fresh oysters, which lie will serve up to
bis cas'omers IL all styles, at t,rcnty fire ts4ts
per dozen
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

Auction SALE.-Those two neat cottages situa-
ted en- the corner Of Pine and Montg mery street,
known as Leland Houses will be so't on Saturday,
October sth at public Auction. to the highest bid
der, a; two o'clock, in the afternoon.
READ the grea. speech Of Alexander H. Stephens
delivered in Georgia in 1851, wherein he tells the
Southern people that they had no cause Of com
plant against the Government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
Quttre or May IS.

Corp r. G. CHAMPION, I. 6th sobssn Thigh. seriously;
W. Moshafrsy, II, 18th PennsyvAns, groin, severely.
q orth H. I9lh pen sylvanls back, severely.
Henry Enos, D. 18Th ponnsylvsnia, bead slightly.
Corr Dan Coder r. 10th teunsylvan thgb, severely
ssrIt AZ N, Buck Tth Michigan, hand, slightly.
D. X. sicklss, ID, 18th Penntylysnia, Jaw, severely.
Jas Mclaughlin, II, LIST Ne~ Jersey, arm, severely.
q, X. Ball, d. 5th Michigan, arm, slightly
W seacord, n, lctn New York. both thighs sovefsD'
Jet wheeler, n, lst New Jersey, right shoulder
Dau, Biaiow, A, 9Th ohio, left les, slightly.
O. Northwsy, A, 9th Ohio, right hand, slightly.
r. NJ Oyertop, A, 9th Michigan, thigh, shshty
a n Cook o. l6,b Pennsy lvapia, thigh aud lcg nsDty
AN Bremen, T., LIST New Jersey, thigh, slightly.
"A Alien, C, Tth Mshigsn, tbigh slightly.
j. shafer, n, tst New Jersey, Tex slightly.
Corr John Thones, A, 5th Michigan, hand, sl,rnt-'
John x. McNulty, u, lst New jersey hand slightly
Arthur Cook, A, 1st New Jersey, neck, slshuy.
W. Rutlsu. i, lst New Jersey, neck, slightly.
Morgan Jones X, 18th Pennsylvanis. foot, slightY
Isl BALDWIN, X. 10Th Pennsyi fanit, foot, severely.
smon Francis, p, 10th New YORK Ae, severely
Thos IRWIN, y, 10th Pennsyiyanh alder, slightly.
A. stuart, G, LIST New Jersey, mig severely.
Can't NJ. Aaulsbnry, let New Jetsey, Mng, asvereiy.
Lieut. W. Ncshane, let New Jersey, breast, severely.
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THE CASUALTIES,
p.,se of Omccys Wouuded .

List Of Omcers wounded.
Captain W. Cran, H, LIST Pa. cavalry leg, severely
Lieut. ". Kennedy LIST Pa cavalry, neck, severely
Captain g. v. Bsekman, let N. J. hand, severely.
Captain ". r. Robins, C, ist N. j., hand, severely,
Lieut. William Wyukcep, A, Let ~ j., len fscs slightly.
Captain Joseph Brooks lst y. j., abdomen, severely.
First Lieut. Thos T. Cox. ankle and shoulder severely
Lieut. y. Y. Mcdonald, n, 18th Pa neck, severely.
Captain r. Kane. Y, 18th Pa, leg, severely.
Lieut. W. A. Waterman, Il, 1st Mich, bead. slightly
Lieut.. ,. n Miller, @, 9Th Ohio. krec. slightly
Lieut.. W. Il. Thomas, q, eth OHIO, tbigh, severely
Lieut. Philip Mothersill, A, 9th Mich, groin severely
Lieut.. James Christian, A. y. Of Gen. 1ustar ~ m
Lieut. " W. Bowan, l., ist Pm. lea smpuiaIed
Captain Geo n maxwell, v, 1st Mich, arm, severely
Lieut. r l.. Brewer, u, 5th Msch. shoalder severely
Lieut. Chaa. J. Osborne, At, bth Mich, hsna scseey
Captain James Robins on, g. 18th Pa, arm, severely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
HSApouAarxas, CAvAIaY Coars. i,
ArsY OF yBB PcronAo, May 40, 1854
yuv navayvv vs.vx

Al haf past two r. n. to-day nros was heard On our
advance picket nne manned By Colonel Dsveus brigade
We were the south bank or ths Pamunksy and near
Newcastle ferry. Colonel Devens brigade, d Terbsrss
divsen At oros engaged The enemy General rorbert
and star Immediately went 70 the frsat nsrrtss hr
saAs soon followed and Afterwards custsss with sbsar
seven shooters They cleaned The rsss,s End
drove thsm back three miles with loss of sirtythrss
mon in killed aud wounded Among them were Captain
LSper, sf the Sixth rsnnsylvania, and Captain rcs Of
We seventeenth Pennsylvania wounded and Lieutenant
Angler quartermassr OF the Seventeenth Pennsylvania
and Lieutenant Martin, sdjutant Of sns Sixth Pennsy
van'a killed. ssme fifteen rebels thrss or four q them
ofnosrs, were brought in wounded. They we're south
Csrolinsns, and say they think We light we'll vll scpd
lists Of killed and wounded nsxt opportppty All foushs
splendidly.
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Frasr MicnGAy.--Adam Ufth, A. H. " kidd, A; Sergs,
Il m Asson, II; y " wcstcott, X.
FIrrn MicHGAs.-Corp. Hiram Askerman, Al ssrss.
Richard wbitehe'd, Al abraham Bishop, 81 Alex,
iesenh gurtcn Il; Calvin Mcrrsary,M.
SItrH MicmoAs.--Iohn Hanna, A.; Alex. Mcclure. Ci
a Corr satn Cary, Y; Hiram Edwards, E; Corp Peter
NcBaia Gt Fred. b. Rogers, q Henry Kiskby, Martin
House y: Charles Gross, NJ
sKyEsin MlCRIGAs.--,Jobn W. Luke, A.
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Mr.. n. Davidson's Dispatches.
HsApouARrsss, OAvAIaY Conrs, Nay 10, 1864.

rHR RArrLn on nAwse sH0r.
General Sheridan having rejoned the army wednes
oay with bis corps, rested one night a ths rear, took
some supplies, and under orders from General Meade
proceeded 70 tho front cover tho contemplated nank
movement General wilson moved 10 The extreme RICH,
|" Tar az The North Anna river whore he made demon.
sration by shsiing force Of The enemy over on the
other side.
hajor sen%A Sheridan, With Greggs and rorbcrts
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We have taken about one hundred prisoners
10 say anything Of General Sheridan ia ccuductns this
asr supernuous. He appears 10 keep himself -
thoroughly isformsd 70 know juss how many men 70
send 10 10 win nght, else no y endowed with in.
tuitivs Judgment tAs rsspsct--ror be always wins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

An Attack ON Oar Trains by 0usriilss.
wAmrHorox, June I, 1884,
letter from Port Royal va states that several days
ago our trains attacked near that place By gang
OF Mosbys men, Who captured eighteen Of men but
failed to steal coy Of Wagons the guard having bssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
C.susittes in the sixth ohio Cavalry, &C
Harris shop, may IS, 1904.

Kursp Captain Dclos ". North~sy, A; sergeant John
Robertson 1. simon r. smith q simon Grubbs, b; Wm.
N. Ports G. Frank Hanke, i Damn Brown, A. Wm' HAT
ris, X; Warren Tanner, X.
hsad arm and leg: Corporal jacob ASys, A, gunsnoss
right thigh severe; Dan,e Bgsow, A. sunsnos, e. sais
wound. naniel Icey A, gapshot arm severe Natnsn
snrhis- p v,nshot hip severe Samuel II. webster,
B. snnshot. bead severe Samuel seisrind, y Iunssm'
~, s,, ,ars Firs Lieutenant Miller, o. gunsnes
80 - .a,s. second Ieuenaul wm. Thomas, o. gunsocss
r,sbt ,s,eh and lss chris.oer echn, c gunshos. @
gro,n safe Firsi Leutpsnt ysmes Woca, y, S.irs i.rs
~ ~ c,s Geo McGresor, r. punsnot, left thian ssy~ei
se,sssnt truman Reeves, q, len arm ampu'~ssa' . -
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Aid for the wouudsd.

WAsTSGYor June 1, 1894.
Ms steamboat Mary r Rspey, chartered By the
United States Sanitary Commission LEFT for white House
sAs morsns with another load q sanitary stores and
covps of relief agents
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pltal a the above.


Tnn NV Jsassv-ssrgcaa, G. " ~. B; 4. NasSssS,
I; John Hobsou, X Corporal I'd Andsrsoo, n; George
Quick, II; A. ). Uts, II; Corporal James Brcvn, l.
srrH Uso.--S. B. osubb, b; 3. q. smith, D; WflliaD
Borts q; Sergeant John Rsbsrtssn 4 Frank Havksy Il
Dunn Brown X; Warren Tanser, x; VIM d. Harris, K
Ilnu KsSsYLvAMA.-Corporal W. IL Smith, A; George
fIavs b; John Yooum, b; Corporal William Lowry, ~
Corporal Thomas Ricnoud, l. Big Dugsr Jobn Ksifsr,
rynnr NV Yoss-v Monrce. A; Sergeant a. ". Van,
N. Eosoy Fox ID; Jonathan Soansbsrry, D; James Vas
ai,er ID r. n Asbro, L. A. w. Martini X; Casper HabIs,
4. WIN Hunter, q; Nicholas Meyer, c. Jno Faksrssns,
q, Sergeant Samuel X Baker, r; Ballard Kinney.
Felix Burns NJ Thos Gulley, II; Corporal crcl, A;
wm Nosof anrsy, X; Abram Moore, T.
sIxrExvrH pKsssyLvAxA -wiilianm Zuvsr, A; Joseph
Ioc.sray u James r. Faulkondcr, B. Humbsrgsr, y.
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mr.. ,. Q. Fitzpasrich's Dsspatcsss.
NnrH AMY ooRrp, HAvovExrowr. !
oS ruR PAxurxrr, Va, May PA n

We broks camp Friday morning on the banks OF the
North Anna, and reached hero last night Our corps
brought up the Of the column rho rear Of the corps
was brought mp BY Col Lsures brigade cf General Crit
tendens division, who had sharp skirmsnns with
the rebel prkess IN which Captain Stevenson, OF Com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
mr.. l.. A. Hendsich's DsspAtch.
HsApouARrns. FrrH ARMY CoRpe, I
AcRoss TIE PAnUSKzY, May 2s-sP. N.

PENINSULA.
Amid alternate ssad and mud and perpetual Marshes
she Army of the Pos0mao ID with you again. Al
the Fifth corps had all crossed Tho Psmunksy, ~
Dsbney fsrry, point eighteen miles above the White
House, and some distance from Richmond We met with
resistance but orossed and as intervals s the
atsrnson have heard ahead oannonadng. supposed to
come from General sherdan cavalry column in advance
our headquarters are al the Brocksnbough residence,
mile from the river, and about are sncampsd The
troops o! The corps
fo1cED nAAoHB.
The pact two days has been very severe On the
soldiers. Nearly two entire days and oil night they
have marched eousecutivsly. Eotwhstandng sssgth
aud severity Of shs Marches thsrs has been bui very
little struggling. Nothing oocurrsd On The read, sxcsps
the usual ucidsats Of marching and meeting no enemy.
Genera warren captured swo rsbsk personally while
dusips n . little outside scouting with suo
asrliss. This n The srtsai q our captures.
unless abou, dozen picked up cosssabands
como under th head Our rouss lay principally through
byresds but With shurchss n frequent Intervals ana
casonai plantations, uader good cultivation Bus the
roushusss q army campaigning b DOT oounnsd 70 ihs
rank and nis alone
CENTRAL wARRu AND srAvy,
owing 10 the arriva.of bsadqusrters wagons had
pass last night suppsrlsss and bAnketsss. followed
the example Of the rest, and msds my bed out Of my
horssblanke and saddle. But want Of supper the
principal deprivation.
CARS sHrHrAcn.
Two miles from whore We encamped ssudley, The
wsll.known birthplace Of Henry Clay. Tho old grave
yGd and monumental stones commemorative OF the do
cease and intssmens Of his thsr. mother brothers ana
sisters have besn undhturbsd thus fS N the var.
rua wKsrBKR.
rain storm has Just Get In and The elements give
Indication Of old fashioned Psansuias storm Bu, there
no trusting sodscsl signs In this region Today nigh.
ef storm may be succeeded BY morning Of golden sun
shna And again, The peaceful quiet Of tonsh may bs
followed BY morrow Of bloodisst bntls. Meantime Q
bani o music 10 playing On the plains and through the
woods whore our brave soldiers are nov reaslna after
their recent march the s night air bears the delicious
melody Of their music.
knsio. bid Thy mnstrsls PLAY
No tunsa u grief or sorrow;
lei them cheer the living brave 70. day
rhsy may wall the dead tomorrow.
unmncucrs.
n seems strange that tonight should be on The Pen.
nsulaA Strange memories Of the past are revived
memories Of Mcclellan and halings and pickaxes spades
and changes Of bsse, and nns and gnomnous retreat
10 drerent now. Another commander leada us-one who
makes no haltngs who not for picks and Spades
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

"AOAH ASO'
G R A n T!
The Herald Special Army
Dispatches.
DETAILS OF THE FIGHTING.
Cxen. Grant In Communication
with the White House.
NEWS FROM RICHMOND
lEBrI OPINION OF GEN. GRAFT
The Union Forces at Me-
chanicsville,
~ h. -
Secretary Stanton % General Diz.
wAMmeroz, June I-12o A. T.
asDs General Dn
We AAvs ~ intelligence this morning from General
HDa hssr Than yesterday .. six An
EDWIN Y. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
TAs Fortrsss Monroe DespatcAes.
Foarazs Mosaos, May 81, 1864.
Asssssnans General Grants communicated with the
WADas Asuss ID complete, and oil WORMS wen
AssAnsod papers of Monday, tho soth, have been
ssssivsd here Tnsy have changed their views With
pasA 70 the military ability General Grant, and nay
~ thsy have undertaking him. They nay that he
bnHssss than thsy had dreamed Of. and manifest
~ IN regard 70 The safety Of Lee, rather ~ 70 his
nsssas IN rspsllisg the Yankee army.
4 messenger non General Grant reports ,hss Mon
~ or army had reached Nechan,csvills.
NsssrAl Sheridan had routed The snsmy's cavalry u
0Jsins and captured many prisoners.
AsASy eapnoaadss vas heard in The dirsstes Of Ne
uAnsavtls.
Tsna.D NoSaos, Nay sl-lP.M.
- asAmsr O. Y. Thomas, With . bearer Of dss-
NAsAs fsom General Grant, has arrived fron shs White
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TsKz1sD Mormon, Nay sl-lP.M.
- sasAmss Q. ". Thomas, With . bearer OF des-
NAAss from General oraas he's arrived fron tAs White
psrtssa Of General ersns's forces arrived u AecAan.
svis yesterday morning. and had sseountsred the
00e n foros up 70 that sims
THE AERALD DISPATCHES.

1S. .. Cadwallader's Despaechss.
RAnovnR1OwN, &xYxN MIN Wngf o. WHITE HoUsE, !
AHp fwmxY Nun NoRU o. RICHMOND,
Nay 9S-oPM
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pasy Z, essssd New York Aountsd Rinss, vsuadsd
ths ~ Our pssnssrs d@Usysa the safs Or bridge sa
vhSsh NJ troops bad ssstsd shs crossing tAs stream
the sdvascs Of Wednesday last and We brigade took
BODY, trains and ambulances were safely away Fer
sims n was feared thsa ths brigade would b unable
ieave before sishsfsn. thsy obliged going
beck from ths hilk so cross an open plain which
perfectly commanded by the rebels Ths latter however,
soon withdrew III bus cavalry picket, and the brigade
sAns away.
Our corps y IN motion again n wYits-seven A. u.
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seems strange that tonight should be on The Pen.
nsuls. Strange memories Of the past are revived
memories Of Mcclellan and haiings and pckaxes spades
and changes Of bsse and nns and gnominou retreat IL
10 dlferent now. Another commander eads us-one who
makes halings who cares no. for picks and SPADES
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH rAaKJ
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But, whatever the leaders and press OF thslsoutA may
assert few ndsputabs Facts stand prominently forth
the rcsuls Of this campaign In the face all obsta
ces and In the very teeth OF their army General Gran,
has moved steadily osward from the Rapidan until h,s
eutposts are now within ten miles Of Richmond In
spite Of all pretended victories. Lees army
has continually retreated before him. Notwi,h
standing the noisy vaunng a the proves ana pluck Of
the troops now composing Lees army and shs asserted
cowardcs and Decentralization OF ours, General Lss has
not and dare not trust hm troops opsn Geld nshs ana
stake all on tho gage Of battle. salutary lesson vss
taught him in the wilderness, Asd repeated spottsyI
vsnia Until then Lee seemed unwilling 70 admit she
nshtins superiority Of this army since then bic every
movement has betrayed lis consciousness. But for this
repeated nank movements might have been danger.
But for his distrust OF his troops open spscun-
TER. be could have attacked W. 70 advantage many
times. Nothing clearly proven than that
his army desdedly inferior 70 In pluck ana en-
durancs and that knows better than the rsbAl
general commanding.
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knows no such word retreat
WOUNDED.
learned that about hundred and dsy Of our
cavalry wounded to-day, have just sesn brought In and
consigned 70 The OF Dr. Milton, Medical Director OF
this corps detachment OF corps surgeons, under Dr.
winns, and medical supplies have been furnished 10 dress
thsr wounds Particulars OF this cavalry engagement
WILL oosrss bs furnished by the HERALD correspondents
with this branch Of the service understand that our
cavalry drove the snemys cavalry back 10 their infantry
supports and then foil back themselves.
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NxAA RANovnrowx, Va. Nay 2e-sP. H.
Our corps hold the extreme ls Of the line. THIS morn
hg advanced In limo OF battle and skrmshers are
now about three miles beyond and south Of Hanover.
town. No enemy has - YET BEEN encountered.
We have Of Lieutenant Colonel Chandler, Of tho
Tfyssventh Massachusetts,, through prisoner captured
yesterday who says that he killed and buried the
battle Held OF the North Anna.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-18
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There nrc many preparations sold under the
name Of Btters, put up in quart bottles, com
pounded of the cheapest whisky or common rum,
costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon, the taste,
disguished by Anise or Coriander Seed
This class of. Bitters has caused and win con.
tinuc to cause, es long as they oan be sold, hun.
dreds to die the death of the drunkard. by their
use the system is kept continually under the in
Auence of Alcoholic Stmulants of the worst kind,
the desire for Liquor is created aud kept up, and
the result is all the horrors attendant upon q
drunkard's life and death - 80
For those who desire and will have a sLiquor
Btters We publish the following receipt Oct
o ,,h I ThrSs p,rt. If ona nrany nr WI INK
and the result will be preparation that will far
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and W i'll cost much less You will have oil the
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