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Chicago I Northxeslern Railway.

1a6S -. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. :. 1863.
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.Ip
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nARRlED.

On Tuesdsy, Jsnu sry 26.h. 1874, by rev. j. "
s:iafk, ut MS residence Ia ri. asant Valley, Mr.
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The DAILY Demorra. and News,
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North Central Railway.
TIN E lB E.

TWO TRAINS DAILY to and from he
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Mail Train leaves Sudbury daily
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Arrives al Baltimore, 5.35 "
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Arrives at Harrisburg. I.35 am.
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November IS, 1863.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
WAsHIsGroN, AuGusr 27.

WASHINGTON, AUGUST 27.
70 major G ensral Dix
"On Thursday, General Hancock,
who was south of Reams' Sta ion, was
attacted several times du, ing the day,
but repulsed the enemy every time
At "A in the evening a combined as
sault was made on his centre and left,
which, after one Of the most desperate
battles Of the war resulted in the emmy
Withdrawing leaving the dead and
wounded on the field, Official details
are given in dispatches Generals Grant,
Meade and Hancock. We hold the
Weldon Railroad.
In q diopatch dated 8 o'clock yes.
terday afternoon, General Grant says:
"Their .'loss Of this road seems to be q
blow that 1.-THE enemy cannot stand.
I think | don't .'overstste the enemy's
loss in the last two weeks at 10000
killed and wounded. We lost heavily
but mostly in captured"
! General Grant also makes the follow.
ing report Thursday morning
The enemy drove in Buffers line Of
picte,s The guard soon rallied and
drove the enemy back and rc-establisf
ed their line. We lost n killed s'x'
teen wounded and fourteen missing
Two commanding officers and thirty
ninemen were captured from thu
enemy"
(Signei +. NJ. STATION.