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1ulb W. uS0eutui uA3
Yankee ca.alsa e hsiA. Confronted ny e |
pant of NAH lion, struck in the lett
flank by Fiji @gh Cavalry, and with,
ne pteeume, Ham RS Cavalry thunder
I1r 1n their. fear, Mnaess indeed, Hampton
= Is "a spcumbered with prisoners, wagons
nlnbulenceS, &c. that he had captured as
not "a be lie to blow hotly.
Whist does fhe enemy do in this critical
conjecture Itsaems to US that this dis
lance Of time and place and with only the
facts stated in the despatch to guide US,
that the best and most, natural Of obvious
things in the world for them to do was to
Gle fight, that route, according to facts be-
fore us not being stopped, ssnd proceeding
Eve or six miles TO the road, they take the ;,
Prince George Court House road northeast la
into Grants lines. % JsH ,t,so,1a I..3H =
But it appears that the enemy would not
do this thing quietly. They fought, and
were completely routed, DC. &c., and then
took the road we have just indicated, and
at last accounts our cavalry were in pur
suit. ,,.;F s5.o,s ci jlol.stf. =, -ll.
They could have gone no other way but
this for be it. recollected, Malone was IN
front or North east; Fitzhugh Lee on the
left and ON the west, and Hampton on the
south. They must have taken this route or
run down the Petersburg and Weldon rail.
road, which we take it, would have been
rough travelling for leg weary cavalry.
II our explanation of this affair, and OF
how the enemy escaped, is not satisfactory
to the gentle reader, we respectfully refer
him to the study Of General Lees despatch
and the Press dispatches and accounts tai
ken from the Petersburg papers, to be
found in other columns Of this paper. r.
| sst WAR NEWS. o. iJf ra
From tho Richmond Examiner of the 30th.
! About 6 o'clock yesterday morning there
was . furious cannonnading in the direc-
ton of Chaffin's Bluff on James River
4 During the morning soldier reached the
city who represented himself as from the
immediate vicinity. He stated that for,
aging party of the enemy having crossed
the FLYER and set about cutting oats On
Cox's plan tation, our men opened on them
With several pieces Of field artillery and
drove them off
! .4fr, FROM PETERSBURG. ... ..
A a PETERSBURG, June pa prisoner who
\ was brought in to-day reports that a por-
J, ton of our cavalry engaged the front Of
II Wilson's Cavalry at Dinwiddie Court
House yesterday in hot engagement, in
} which the enemy's loss was forty wounded
J, It was supposed from his statement to have
been Confederate success.
| It is also said that part of Wilson's force
was at Lawrenceville, Brunswick county
; last night, trying to get out toward the
!, Weldon railroad. o.
There has been acavalry fight below here
to day, near Ream's Station, but the re-
; suits are unknown. .
In front the situation is unaltered.
j AFRAID INTO WEST ERN NORTH CAROLINA.
Information was received here yesterday
that 400 Yankees and Tenncsseeans, under
Captain Birk, came over into Western
North Carolina, and on the morning o
Tuesday, the 2sth instant, captured Caml
Vance, at Morgantown, and took 300 junior
Reserves prisoners.
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iScrofhla, or Kings, h.,

Is constitutional disease. co,,r.
blood, BY which this fluid becomssO MN d te
weak. and poor. Being IN the c;,s,, naasei
/ pEyades the whole body, and NAV h aa. 4
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it seems to be the rod of Him who say r'-Sed ::
VIII visit the miquites Of the fathers n NJ. =
their children" sp0a
Its effects commence by deposition frs., =,
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the lungs, liver, and internal organs !; s ,'.
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are aggravated by the same cause.
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fiction, and their health IS undermined ~ !,
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the blood by an Alternative medicine. md M
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Ague Cure,
EoR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF

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