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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
Me0tcal.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT IS TIE CAUSE OF DISEASE

UNHE primary cause of every disease that he h 10
1 heir TO IS impurity Of the blood. The blood bS-
comes impure from many causes. Impure ar or
change OF weather, unwholesome food and exposure
among the prime pal causes of mpuuty Of the
blood. rhe symptoms are glddlness, headscne, coz
fua "a thoughts ey dul 5nd heavy dTOE .inees con
s patton OF The bowels, bad taste ia the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints pains in the back ami legs
oss OF appetite, sleepesa nghtn, collie, cramp, pain
aud ghtness Of the chest, heartburn. gou anu rheu
mausm, puNng and purging, chills and ieyers more
or less accompanying these, and long tram OF troub
lesome and dangerous affections, all OF which may be
prevented ana cured by taking few doses Of Dr.
srRlCKLAND'o VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity the blood and put
the stomach, bowels aud liver IN healthy condition
Tney particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases Every amy and every soldier should
keep supply OF these Pills. many diseases OBJ
waited by cir USE They mild aud safe med
cine and be taken at any time without danger Of
taking cold.
Sold 10y All druggists, semitic any part receipt
Of twenty i've oens and stamped envelope address,
cd DR. STRICKLAND, east FoU tn street, oincinna
Il, ohio.
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OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
EYERE MAN sHOUlD INsURE bus LIFE.

THE Rtna grants policies FOR LIFE, for term
l. Of years, Endowment policies and chdien's En-
d0wmeut Also, Non Forietng POliciebi on which no
payment Ia required AFTER ten yesrs.
Five Thousand dollars paid two losses IN this city
within the last six months.
Among ail tho contrivances of men 10 proteot the
family crcie froHa want none eau De found more sim
pie M IT'S character noble IN its features, certain IN
rs results than Life Insurance Itis the prop which
the dying husband caves TO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY srRIoKLAND's MrLLIFLUoUs COUGH
BALSAbf.

TINS 10 the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, HoRrseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, and
Consum ption. Everybody who has tried this excel
lent Balsam enthusia ,ueally recommend It. Mrs
Mitchell, Barr street. Cincinnati, says she has been
fearful sufferer with couga for many years. so bad as
not to be able 10 walk up stairs She took one bottle
OF this Balsam aud has beel better ever SINCE and
advises all wn0 nave Coughs, Colds and Asthma 70
try this valuable Cough balsam. Fifty ceuts per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists and manufactured at No.
east Fourth street. Cincinnati.
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un SAFE gaon lAz r4Ses OF WANT

Would these chldreA nave a comfortable home, and
the meaps Of educationf Would this vile DO ndepen-
dent OF the cold charities Of the woTdi Would TINS
naed and feeble parent he provided fort Would my
estate nav MY debtsi Would there be no sacrifice Of
property BY forced sales administrator to meet
me demands sofcreditors-sales made when the market
tends downward and far prices cannot be realizedf
How few can auswer these question TO their satsfac
toni They fear 70 ask them, and cherish the belief
that they have long lease on life. This is botA ioo'
ish sndeowRrdly. The brave mar
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MYnkOOp,s iceland PectOraI

Diseases Of tho throat ehestand pulmonary organs
are ever prsvalcnt, insdious aud dangerous. The
properties o. q medicine 20 alleviate, and uprool
thesr complaints, must be eEpectorant anodyne and
inyirorang. l0osening the mucus Of the throat and
mparog tone 10 the entire system. No discovery IN
medical science mastefrd tha class Of dsoase9
ike h, Wynkoop's Iccsnl Pectoia 10 is used with
the most Astonishing results ia all caseg OF broncht
Influenza. eho0pins cough, dirtheria or putud sore
throat asthma, Group, couEhs, colds, nervous rria'
u.nt}t as.
The Rev J j. Potter oerti6es that, "t have used Dr
Wyukoops pe,toral for several years, myself aut 10
my fs,ntiy, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended It 10 many others and have never
seen its equal." Row J.J. Poster, Brooklyn n. Z.
Hundreds and thousands OF important testmoni-
ais could Produced showing its remarkable curos
and that II never fails.
Il t4cOmposed Of pure Iceland Moss, Ralm OF gu.
nd, Peruvian Balsarn, Elecampane, tomreyi Bur
dock and otner invaluable expectsrant and tome in
grodient5. II Is harmless, prompt and lasting In
valid aud auterers cannot afford TO neglect riai
Every family should haya &C. II is remarkable ior
group Fu!l descriptions, recommendations and al
eotOus accompany each bottle.
Sold in Dayton by W W. Stewart and all principal
] rggat-.
| Barnts s CO.. New York. se23diy
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where no has precedad them lnto eternity pylt
ne honest dehor satisfies his c0nfdnR creditor when
fstp seemed least propitious In moral silu WOW @%oIuiy
sense is one great weapon by winch 20 ron feah o.
hia sting. ,r ,,rr -,
Let any husband, father, sou ask hlmselt III was
to die tonight, would those who are aeT 70 me
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L1pR rHTsURAN0D

Young men juut starting IN business, whose chiei
capital 10 their energy and Integrity should insure their
lives 20 the amount Of half their liabilities Such an
act Of dsntereHted honesty known to therorad-
TORS Noud justly Increase tAalr confidence in them
II would snow hatihey did not wish 20 leave their best
friends exposed to any avoidablecontRgencYia and the
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Tnsurauce,
Buckeye MNtual lnsuranCe %.

Mutual Insurance Go.
1sLE RE AND M 1ARINE r.
5API A. AND ASST .s2oo 900
NO sCRIP DIvID ENDS
Profits Divided in Cash Among Stock and
Policy H0lders.
Takes Marine hszsrds Of all kinds. Fire usks on
buildings, Merchandise Furniture Vessels in Port
and the boiier olass Of risks generally.
- ire q @ ors:
VIM. Hart, p ChamberliR,
r. Pelton J. 2. Robinson,
Amasa Stone, IT,, VIM. Wellhouse.
l.. D Hudson, o. NJ Oviatt,
n. 02rretsou, h. W. PeltOn,
A. Breed
ofios-Ouatts Exohanse foot Of Superior street.
Cleveland, Ohio.
WILLIAM HART, President
L. D. Huns0s, Secretary.
auI9 J. II. sTOPPEbMAF, Agent at Dryton.
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE,

That he may graPpie Withlti the wise man, that Re
may study rs nature aud paate it's threatening. The
means OF paaton are az hand, Of easy aocess 70 all
tits
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- alls esloak Maatna

gASnI0NtBiE DRRss g. CLOAK MAKING
1Ttss ANNA MUssER, fashionable Dress and
VI cloak Maker, hog3 20 lnorm hcr Old re ltonlofp
ma the public generally ihnt sho has opened shrp
an Thirs street. over McDaHeis' store, (third story
sne coll cts custom, and will larnish dress and cioas
rmmings desired alld2F"
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raE wIFE on ELS BOSOM

ma . prseen hand OF the provident father reaching
b from the grave and still nouriShing his otsprinq
and keeping .ogather the family By IT. the sthfa
son
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AssETs.:

Ossh and Cash 3.6o9 SO
''''S ooilats lT,ais "a
"'iso n'.1s, . 80 @ ss,4es so
Hartford, New York and Boston Bank
io44 80
Central RsIIroad dshaTss..........,...,. qs,s7S 90
Accrued Interest Premiums due, and all
other property OF the company ..,......, 1854 l6
Total Market Value ,l94 SO
LIABILITIES.
unsetded Losses 49, $50 ss
ss28624 SO
Oauitai. 1870 900 %
anrnlns ...... . 26.62f ba-g32a524 CO
Poliaies iSsusdby JOHN HH.BfoPPELMAN. 3.
anle Agent o. DAStcn.
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ANN AL VR MUM

Might fairy be rsgsrded o. the tribute when an ups
nght heart pays at the shrine Of Justice,
Ct JOHN II STOPpELMAHs
aus Agent for Dayton ana Vclnity.
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Having ons Of the most complete Printing Esiab
lIshmeuts 10 Southern Ohio, our aoiIdes for doinRsl
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are fir.
class. We have OF the fastest Presses, and have
all rne modern styles Of Type and We employ the
hAstwoTimen
We have three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department., and are prepared to execute work
with neatnsss and dispatch
SS-ordersfrom abroad Wit receive prompt atoz
son. Address
HUBBARD d BRO., Dayton, OhiO.
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BILL BEADS.

BILL HEADS. REGISTERS
LETTER READINGS. DEEDS
CIRCULARS RECEIPTs,
&C., dc-s &s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20

TVANTED-A YANKEE NOTION SALESMAN, IN A
w large good cash trade; splendid oppor-
tnni;ies a Address O. W. N. g., boz
Al Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, yu1Y 20, 1857



!. pudsS Asm grow. essrs ns.ns WIN aas Tass
cents children. accompanied By parents free Mssls
fos .s y srsssa !. fAssh
he 70, ss eo he %
s wS VIII s .a Sn q
A FAvoRrTE NEW BARGE PoR ExouRsIoNs-THE
"A Harvest Home and the Rhinebecs with steamboats,
snd n Ss o g Well
corner OF barrow. Ia. B. cRossErr.
RIDDLES GROVE AND WOODBRIDGE pARK-rug
ID splendid new barges GERALDINE and STELLA; a
nlcs and excursions X. r. BoNSEIL 4 Co,
No $50 From, street.
Observation-Disclosures AND BARGEs TO
Apply % w. " KINNEY So West street. ss'''D gwen
GUSHING BANKs.-FANILrEs AND PARTIES CAN
enjoy the sea AR BY gong = the Fishing hanks on the
ms Saturdays excepted foot Of Broome street East river
North river $50 NJ, and PIER No. J. North river SIS A.
n Fare ST. Dinner, refreshments and good music on
u The seaaons steamboat. FORT aoyAL win make
grand 70 the Cholera Bank on Wed July
North river O. Rre0me street .s a. rY G psss
son Colwel. will accompany the excursion
Jo,. FOR THE FISHING BAsKs-slsHEaMEs on
Captain hoamre YIN make an excursion to ne above
essd p
at Bait and on board
o or se b. s @
WATCHES. JEWELLERY. sc.
THOUGH MANY ADVERTISE 10 PAY so MUCH
"A per cent than others in the business for
inhabitants of New York and vicinity that prepared
Gold and Silver, Cancels Hair shawl, Furs, @c, to
judge of all above goods those having
such to dispose OF rely getting the extreme value
ia at
place JOSEF soLoMoa. Diamond Broker
i89 Broadway between Grand and Howard streets.
aTcoo WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEwELRY, SILVER
n Plate Guns, Pistols @o bought Il WI pay $50 per
city N B.-Also Pawnbrokers' Ticket wanted for tho
above articles at the rate 600 Broadway, of
Houston street up stars room 8.
- OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
Di Oh GoiD AND SILVER
Persons who wish to sell Diamonds, old God. siyer or
any klna Of Old fashioned Jewery 60 70 LOUIS ANRloH
than any other person ss,Snshed in New York since
mistake-72a Broadway. under tho New York Hotel.
DRY GOODS.
TxCLUsrvELY FRENCH FLuTING ONE TO TWENTY
manner at Mrs GOLDEN s French Flu,ng Esabshnents.
mss gS street SS woose ha na %
street Brookyn N B-No machinery used In the genuine
French iuting
ELUTrNG.-FRENcH FLUTrNG DONE At FOUR
cents per yard four inches. one cent per inch
extra; by TIE rrenrh Enag company ~ spTny srs,
35l Third avenue near Twenty seventh street
IL cents yard. French fnting Co. o27 Broadway
between Twenty first and streets up stairs
II. wHilE,1ooDs hACEs EngRoJpERIEs,
a0f and 206 sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20
ASTROLOGY II.

B. MAURICE, GREAT AND REAL hsTRoLoGER.
n The advice Of this real Astrooer, A b. MAURICE,
based wholly scientific principles and was never known
fail The hand of fate has marked out the path OF each
Individual and the planets hourly pointing the dee
tiny of mankind. Prof Maurice has profound knowledge
the rules OF the Of stars and beat the
wosd In the above in regard to telling all that re-
laies to the ha pncss misery 81 ones whoe fe and
with several that living mortal knew before.
he Wal bring success out Of almost any nnderasng In
speedy he fails He describes the
intended husband WIFE tells the day you WI marry
and shows likeness representing me true compcaon OF
intended He describes friends, points ont your
enemies and you all future danger good luck in
obtaining situations travelling BIS land, and he
best Of heath ong life and prosperity to AL who consult
him, Those at distance send their and 81, and
address r. Maurice. box $500 New York Post Office, and
get the outlines Of whole life. All hours until
in the evening" Once l26 Beecker street, near Wooster
Ladies. 80 cents. Gents 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20

ITO, FOR THE FISHING BANKS-FISHERMEN ON
IL deck The new and fast sailing steamer ELLA,
Captain Holm VIII make excursion to the above
Banks, sanday July "a 1861 and every day Saturdays
ceped) until further notice Leaving Pecs slip at Ta5 A.
NJ; Spr street, North river At l5 pier No. North
at S3 Bait lines and refreshments board. Fare
for the excursion. ST. ". BThs boat be chartered
for b. applying TO w. MARSHALL 90 South st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20

BONA FiDE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILSON
"A still remains Mt ls9 Allen street, near Stanton over
the bakery. Beware OF imposition.
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WATCHES. JEWELLERY. sc.

r Coz WATCHES DIAMONDS. JEWBLRy, SILVER
n Plate Guns, Pistols sc. bought--I VIII pay $50 per
cert than be obtained any other place
city. n, B.-Also Pnwnhrokers' Ticket wanted for tho
above articles ut the Broadway,
Houston street. 3.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE TO LEr-BUREAus. CHAIRS CARPET.
Mirror, Paintings Curtains, Maroe Tables, Sofa
'N Bookcase, silver China, Crockery, Glassware. rna
a.hin gookiug Utensils, 1c 'conire Al ~ MONTGOMERY
srHt Jersey CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20

A sToNrsHTNG MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
"A daughter with a natural gift of foresight tells how
often you viii marry even your thouchts Magic
Image operations her equal Is not to be found shows
intended husband and absent friends ls4
Ludlow street. four doors from Houston street. Gentlemen
admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20

fNRAND EXCURSION TO THE CHOLERA BANKS
VI The seagoing steamboat FORT ROYAL will make
grand Excursion to the Cholera Banks on We'd neday July
North 81; Broome East river 6si: Peck
slip O'Clock Fare, 81 so the celebrated pilot Andcr
s. Colwell. will accompany the excursion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20

~ OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
DIAMONDS.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
Persons who wish to sell Diamonds old Cold, S.yer
envy kind OF old fashioned Jewery 20 LOUIS ANRlCH.
rs Broadway positive fact hc 30 cent more
than other Established in New York since the
administration Of tie late Martin Van Buren,. Make
mistake-723 Broadway, under tho New York Hotel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
From Gen. Butler-Railroads Des-
trOVed


FoRrREss MoNRoG, May ls.-The latest
accounts from Gen. Butler state that there
was no lighting on the llth or 18th. All
Is quiet and has been since the enemy fell
back :on the 1lth. During ;the llth the
enemy kept out OF sight aud did not CHOW
themselves in any force through tho day.
Yesterday rebel battery stationed 90
the shore of the James River near Turkey
Island. opened IRE upon some of our gun :.
boats. The gunboats commenced shelliug
the enemy aud he retired evidently in great
haste.
The. Cavalry force of Gen. Kan,z arrived
back on the 18th inst, with 14O prisoners
They report having destroyed several miles
OF the track on the Norfolk and Petersburg
and Petersburg and Weldon Railroads.
They also state that they destroyed all the
railroad bridges over Rowanty aud Stony
Greeks, and on the Holloway River.
At the time o. the destruction of the
Shoshoue, Capt. Phelan was seen to swing
ashore towards rebellion, and it is evident
that he WINS subsequently, shot and thrown
in the river.
1t is reported here that Gen. Sheridan
has made ii detour in the rear OF Gen. Lees
army aud Joined Gen. Butler This needs
confirmation.
We expect to hear of fighting from But.
ler's army by the next despatch boat The
troops were under arms To move early yes.
terdHy morning
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

A AtEdI OfSrstusy OF Get hes Va, Dis.
play q during the bloody battle of Tuesday
last, which, lit had been carried Into eff.
feet .wOuld have materially dorapEed the
pla I of GsO: Grant, he had been massins
trO' s5s in front OF our centre. tor the pur.
pos " breaking our lius of battle at that
poi ~, Aud as blind had sent two brigades
of isitsatry to make demonstration on our
ril nj, 10 order TO draw the attention of Gen.
G raNt to that point. 1t SO bappeued that
b al rival Generals had conceived the same
ic ..A at the same time, for both were
Strengthening their centres for an assault.
General Lee, when he commenced bis move.
ment on our centre, found to his surprise
that the dodge of making teiut on our
right did NOT work, for no troops had been
sent to counterfeit the flank movement,
and Lee found such force directly in front
OF him, shat the only result Of the move
meut was a most desperate attempt on the
part OF either side to break the line of the
other.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
DIspatoh ftom asoretarY stanLsh.

WASllNafoS, Maj l4.44To Zen. Dli -
dispatches ftOm G6n. Grant. dated tester.
9Sy evening at 6 o'clock, haze reaGiied thid
department. The advance Of Hancock
Yesterday deteloped The fact that tue enc.
eny bad fallen back four tfliles,
There was no engagement yesterday.
we nave no accounts of any general of
hcers being killed ia the battle or the pre-
ceding day.
dispatch has just been received from
Gen. Sherman, dated near Resaca. NAV
ID. 1t states that by the flank movement
on Resaca Johnston had been forced TO
eVacnaie Dalton, and our forces were in bis
rear and flank. The weather was fine and
the troops in excellent order. All was
working as we'll aud fast MS possible.
No intelligence has been received from
Gen. Butler.
GuerrillAs have broken the telegram
lines between Williamsburg ana Old
jamestown. This is believed to be the
reason why no reports have been received
from bin.
Dispatches from Gen. Sigel repor, him
TO be at Woodstock. The rumor that he
had broken the railroad between Lynch
burg aud Charlottesville is not true,
Our wounded nre coming iu from Belle
Plain as fast as the transports can bring
them. Grants army ia we'll supplied.
(Signed,l Z. 81. SraEToN,
Secretary OF War.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

THE House of Representatives at Wash.
iugtOn on Thursday last struck straight
blow at the Camden and Ambuy railroad
monopoly between New York and PhilA
delPhiA, by passing bill declaring "that
every railroad company in the United
States whose road is operated by steam,
and its successors aud assigns, are author
lied to carry ON aud over its road, boats,
bridges and ferries, all freight. mails, pas.
ssugsrs, Government supplies aud troops
from Que State to another, aud receive
compensation therefor"
We notice that Mr.. whaley voted to sus.
tain the monopoly, just as he did to sustain
the liquor spectators.
Neither Mr.. Blair nor Mr.. Brown an,
swered 10 their pames on the call of the
roll:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16


THE names of United States Senators
who neither vote '.yea" or may" when
the roll is called, are published in the
Globe, after the names of those voting, as
''abseut." 1t is to be hoped that this will
have the desired effect, and prevent the
want Of a quorum, which a leading Sen
Gtor recently said in debate chad become
so notorious that it is shameful and dis
crsdisable" The House can, at any time
when no quorum is present, close its doors
and send its SergeAnt.at-Arms, clothed
With power, to arrest such members as
are absent Bat the Senate has no au.
thOrity to thus compel attendance, and
this publication of the names of sbscptees
has been rssOrted to, that they may feel a
responsibility to their constituents, who
will thus know that they have neglected
their duties.
While the subject was being discussed,
Senator bale created laugh BIZ asking in
his quaint way "would it not be we'll that
those reporting the proceedings of,the Sc
crst sessions to the papers should publish
lisl Of absentees there2" 1t is notorious
that the proceedings Of the secret sessions
are communicated to the newspapers J and.
Il is also we'll known that many Senators
do not remain 10 the secret sessions after
the approach of dinner-h hour.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
From Bermuda Hundrads.

BERMUDA lUNDREDs, May ID, 8 p. Nj
AT "n early hour this morning Gen. But.
Ter renewed his advance towards For,
Darling He reached Kiugsland Creek a,
II o'clock noon, and formed his Iiue of hat.
tic 90 the south east side OF the creek with
the right on the James River. The moui.
Tors aud gun6oais are near the mouth OF
The creek within miles OF Drury's Bluff.
o'clock Z. M.-Gen. Butler is superin-
te9aing he concentration of his batteries.
Yesterday p. NJ. his advance pickets can.
tured rebel courier with IsspaIcb from
3eauregard to the officer 10 command of
DFury's Bluff, The despatch said "Hold
your position until reinCore you.n
o'clock, +. M.-In Two hours the rebel
reinfoFcements came. Gen. Butler had
sent force to turn the pike and drove the
rebels back. Our loss was slight.
Gen Ames is in position 10 keep Beau
regard in Petersburg. The rebels Mt
Drnry's Bluff are evidently not disposed to
night without reinfOrcements.
bERMuDA HuNDRED, May 10, p. NJ
reoel prisoner captured last evening
says that Gen. Lee admits loss of &c. 600.
Inc Peterooro Register OF the 18th,
Gen. Walker, of Virginia was wounded
at Spottsylvania. He lost n foot. The
enemy are certainly fighting with desners
alton aud nerve. Gen. Hays, OF Louisiana.
was wounded yesterday. Gen. L. A. Stat.
lord, OF Lootsiana, died yesterday in Rich
Wi'minStOn, N. c., May s.-The iron
clad Ai6emarle engaged nine of the en-
emys g9n6oats, sinking one of them.
Inc Yankee raiders have burned the
bridge on New river GU the Virginia and
!, tennessee railroad and destroyed the Dub.
lin depot With all the supplies, &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
omovrs KFEga uHa Wounded in-.ho
Battle of Thnrsdav.

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAc,
May ID Among the officers killed OF
wouudCd yesterday arr the following
Killed, Maj TrueiOot, Capt. q. z. War.
ner and Lieut.. Ford, all OF the 18Th Penn
Capt Ayres, Asst. Adj. Geu. on General
Motifs staff; Lieut.. Col. Merriam. 10Th
Mass. Vols. ! Col. Healiugs aud Lieut.. Col.
Miles, 49th Pa; Capt. L. p. Jones, I25tL
n. y Lieut.. Leonau, 4th Excelsior Brig.
AIDE; Lieut.. Judkins, Gen. lays staff
Lieuts. Smith and Sigert, Goth Pa.
Wounded, Capt. II. Briscoe (who took u
flag Of truce) and Lieut. LovetI, both 10Th
Penn; all tue other Ofticers of that rcsi.
ment are safe !; Maj. TOtteu, 9th WISCONSIN;
C. +. Hard, A. A. g. to General Russell;
Capts. Phelan and Thompson, 4,h Excel.
sior Capt. McKeuua and Capt. PurteIi.
Badly wounded, Capt. McDermott; Capts.
Bingham aud Brown, of Hancock's staff
Lieut.. Col. Dauks, G3d Pa. Lieut.. Lee
Geu. Wards stall; Capt Nash.
Wounded and captured by the rebels.
Capt. HHyman. 10th Regulars; Capt. Oar.
ling, OF Gen. Hays staff.
Slightly wounded, Colonel West, Nth
Maine Col. Craig and Lieut.. Col. Green.
wall, l05th Pa. Lieut. Col. StouRhton. ad
U. 5. SharpshOUters DR.. DaugheFly, Med
ical Director of I'd corps; Lieut. Col. Biles
and Capt. Fritz. both 99th Penn.
Lieut.. b. 5. Calf, OF Gen. Birney's staff
was captured on the 9th.
The Sd brigade Of Gen. Russell's diyis.
ion of The 9th corps has but one field utIi.
Ger on duty, viz: Major Hickman.