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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-10

OLD WILDERNESS TAVERN, May 8, Q p m.
Our correspondent with the army sends
the following; al ,.
The most terrific battle yet fought closed
to day. Lees entire army has made re.
peated and furious assaults upon onr right
and LETT Wings, commanded by Hancock
and Sedgwick, with temporary success, but
has been driven back with greet slaughter.
An attack was made about I o'clock this p.
IN, simultaneously upon our whole line
which was CALAMITY repulsed. Toward
dark the enemy concentrated upon our ex-
IRENE right, and fell suddenly upon Gen
Sedgwick, crushing in a portion Of his line
General Sedgwick succeeded in reforming
his line and securingit against further dis
aster, and the enemy withdrew from his
front under cover of the darkness. Our
losses have been heavy. Our army to day,
has certainly achieved decided success,
1t has baffled all offensive efferts of the en-
envy, the. almost impenetrable woods with
which the battle ground is covered, saved
the rebels from crushing defeat, as it ena
bled them to conceal their movements al
most perfectly until the very moment of
their execution ..s t-t.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-10

The SKIRT.-Tbe swelling smplitude'
which has characterized the skirt for 80
many seasons is in no way dismissed, al
though the framework on which It is dis
played has shrunk considerably, and been
aurtailed of its fair proportions. The pas
sion for trimmings is at the spring tide Just
now, and the skirt is seized On as affording
the largest field for display and. operations
We have Fittings, and pufings, and bias
folds, and bands of velvet, and two ort three
rows Of ruching and fringe, AID bugle gimp,
and sometimes combination Of two or
more of these different styles, until the
trimming has become more expensive than
tie dress ITSELF 1t is a curious to observe
the stratagems resofted to increase the
amount of trimming. First we have it put
on straight round the bottom of the skirt,
then above that We see graceful uudultd-
Mons of trimming, and the spaces between
are filled with rosettes of laces or bows OF
velvet Another effective and ingenious
device is to throw up the trimming pyra'
mid;cal at each breadth almost half the
length of tho skirt. Of course the plain
skirt is still worn; 1t is never out offashion..
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wHftt|HSa1 jds sEbk As sSSMRp laHaSYS'lsA

TN compliance with q Law passed Oct. Both, 1868
l1by the Legislature of West Virginia, books Of
subscription, for thepurposeof organizing said Com
pany, win DO opened at the Store room of s
Hopkins, Elm Grove, Ohio County, 1.-THE place fix
ed by said law) on 8, turdsy May l4th, 1864
where and when all persons interested in said bond
will please attend The Capital stock of said bond
ia 6xed at $4,000. The SHARES at $50 each, and
when the sum Of $4,000 shall be subscribed the said
company can be organized.
t., SHERRARD CLEMANS,
JACOB KELLER,
ALEXANDER CALDWELL,
4s JOSEPH SHEPHERD,
DANIEL STEENROD,
RI. BUCHANAN,
JAMES DOWNEY,
SETH INGRAHAM,
WIN. McCREARY, l
onoe-tf commissioners.
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- = = C3Ss
IrzAsavsEuR sl6sffuctiol
Htkos sunb6A, Commanisr Jooifrs, Pay
master Chapman, were instantly killed. AMI
shout so Of The crew RsrH Killed or woun6
ed.
Morning papers comment at length upol
the situation, but owing tothe meagre be
counts of operations received thus, far ART
cautious in their opinions The Tribune
cannot undertake to say that Grant has wor
a pecisive victory on the Rapidan, but be
lieye that regarded as part of the campaign
the movements and battles Of last week
are an assurance of final success.
The Herald says all that is so far known
of the corporations of our ar ries is full OF
encouragement, and it seems safe to believe
We are successful everywhere. Gen. But,
ier's operations south OF Richmond go on
admirably. Our news from Sherman is al
so good.
The Times says: From ali we can learn
we think highly favorable view of the
battle and its results may be taken.
The World says the ultimate result is moi
without hope, but still, with much appre
tension. - Sl1g.sf 5 rsvoI0 "a
The Herald has the following special
from w ashiagton 9Th. ssA" eA.@eae
0nthe following day Friday the attack
was renewed by Longstreet on the right
while the rebel troops under Hill was hurl-7
led in like manner against the left wing
of Garnts army, composed of Hancock S
corps and Warren's corps. The centre also
emerged in the assaults on the enemy The
fight continued with hardly any iutermis
sion for two days, but yesterday morning
Lee having failed so completely ihbis OBJ
ject, withdrew from the field, leaving the
Army Of the Potomac in possession of the
ground. IlIZ.T 81 III etA#1A
large number Of rebels were killed and
wounded.
Heralds correspondence, Janice River.
May 9Th, 6 m says:
1t is most positive now that the city Of
Petersburg has been evacuated. A tremen
dous fire is raging in that vicinity, and the
only solution we can give is that the rebels
set fire to some extensive mills and facto-
Iiea located there. as -rr-. ac. at.s >
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Generals WadswOrth and Bart
lett Wounded.

New YORK, May 9--The Times has the
followg specials dated at Washington, May
9Th.
The fastest news from the army received
here is up to o'clock yesterday evening,
which time Grant had fully maintained his
position.
The fighting on Thursday and Friday
was very severe with skirmishng only on
Saturday.
Lees first onset was made upon our lett,
bat then fell upon our centre, finally upon
our right where the hardest contest took
place, here the rebels charged upon our
lines twice but were repulsed each time
with severe loss. Hancock's corps charged
back twice, and at one time he entered that
portion of Ely's intrenchments commanded
by A P. Hill, but at length were compelled
to fall back.
Seymours division of Hancock's corps
were badly cut.
Generals Wadsworth and Bartlett were
badly wounded,
The rebels were reported retreatlng yes
terday morning.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WATHINGroN, May s, Midnight'-Your
special correspondent, writing from head
quarters at Wilderness Tavern on Friday
evening, gives the following intelligence OF
the great battle on Friday:
Day has closed upon terribly hard fought
field, aud the Army Of the Potomac has
added another to it's list of murdrrous con
hicts. Lees tactics, so energeticaily EN-
ployed at Charlottesville and Gettysburg,
of throwing his whole army first upon one
wing and then another, has again been
brought to bear, but Irejoice that our army
has repulscd the tremendous onslaught and
stands tonight solidly in the position il as
sumed this morning.
The first attempt was made upon Hand
cock upon the right, somewhat weakened
n numbers by the battle yesterday, bar the
ron old I'd corps nobly stood its ground. :
Then the enomy hurled its battalions upon
Sedgwlck and once or twice gained tenn
porary advantage, but the old veterans Of
the CORPS were nobly rallied and repused
thu rebels with fearful slaughter.
About AZ p. m, Lee made feint upon the
whole line and then suddenly fell, with his
whole force upon Sedgwick, driving hin
back temporarily, cut the advantage was
soon regained and the rebels hurled back
with great loss. Night new came on aud il
is believed at headquarters at this hour that
Lee has withdrawn from our front
! Although the nature of the ground has
reen of terrible chaoacter, most of it be
ing so thickly wooded as to render move
ments all but impossible and to conceal en-
tirely the operations Of the enemy, yet he
has been signally repuised in all his attacks
and nothing but the nature of the battle
field has prevented a crushing defeat.
The loss on both sides has been very
heavy, but, at this hour cannot give an es
innate.
l The Tribune's, N Y, Washington special
at midnight says: s,fz
Advices, believed to be trust worthy re.
present that Gen Butler has cut all r. r
communication south of Richmond.
~ .szl,siw = II Hjr1{ So ~
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: PHILADELPHIA, May 9-The evening
Telegraph has tho following list Of killed
and wounded Col Woodward son of Judge
Woodward of Pa, killed, Col. Guyrnc. Of
the llsth Pa wounded Capt. Riggs, Q.
the llth Pa, captured, Gen. Longstreet
was sHot by bullet in the neck, and Is
stated to be MORALLY wounded
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Major D0rbin Of the 4HTh N q Vonnded;
MaiSf Dsrisst cdof tse f5:Kfa wounded
The Gnnbsat Disaster.

WAsHINGroN. May 9.--Its is ascertsined
from private scprres that every man ON the
gunbeat Commsnder Jones was killed or
wounded WITH ptess exception 20 * gran
whc- exploded Il o. torpedo ..assN isiu. slf
allied. By persons oar anotbesvesyel wLo
had been watching hit move lnents Op BIS,
person were found papers giving thss toca
ton of other torpedoes. assiszsyks -
Several rebels found secretsd ia.sfiffe pi,,
We're promptly placed beyond tho power 0:
mischief. .s=sgps rHfs - hsiapssa - llls
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Police ITEMS were scarce yesterday
The only business transacted was the usu
al routine for. Monday, viz: the arrest and
fining of number of liquor sellers for vio-
latior Of the Sunday liquor law.
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LOUISVILLE, May stb.-A squad of guer-
rillas, under command Of Caps. Wallace
and Thomas made a raid into Princeton,
Caldwell Co., Ky. on the 4th and robbed
the stores of large amount of goods and
stole many horses from the citizens.
Rumors from Nashville say Johnson has
retreated from Dalton to Atlanta
Sherman's forces have passed Tunnel
Hill without opposition and are out flank
ing the rebels at Bnzzards Roost.
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We would advise persons desiring Rank
in's Spiced Blackberry, preparation favor
ably known in this community, for dia'rhea
and Dysentary, that they do not allow
themselves to be induced to buy prepare.
-tiops ssidEto contain, Blaekbsrry. as sub
stitute for Rankin's Spiced Blackberry
1t is sold by all druggists Posi-. e
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Smith, and7 GfImore sFighting

PHiLADELPHIA, May ga special to the
Evening Telegraph says: ,8
g Communications have been opened with
Gems. Smith and Gilmore who are nea
Richmond and have been fighting.
There Is as no fighting yesterday and our
army Is believed to be advancing success
fully. fredericksburg fhas been occupied
and the railroad being repaired =.
The Star extra saysirv{qa
Grant has a field full of prisoners, anu
had advanced to Spotrsylvania 9. H. --
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CINCINNATI, May 9.-The Gazette has a
special from West Virginia, announcing
the arrival of Gen. Crooks command at
Princetown, this is portion of Averill's
fcommaud which was sent out to cut the
Virginia and East Tennessee railroad. The
enemy $500 strong retreated leaving their
camp in our possession.
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The EXCITEMENT in the city yesterday
q as more intense than on the previous day.
Everybody was on the qua Uire for the La
rrsrI We beard bnt one cub jet spoken Of
the impending battle. Extras were
sought for at 40 early hour in the day, and
when we struck one off inthe afternoon, it
was sought for and perused with great ca
serpessg In the evening an anxious crowd
gathered on the street corners to talk the
matter over The reports were not deh
mite enough ~ calculale upon, and it was
tboupht best to await further advices before
expressing an opinion as to the result
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-10

POURING cold water on the face add lead
destroys the effect Of narcotic poisons a
girl poisoned with laudanum in England
was saved this way when all other remedies
had failed. >Hd HhaU ~.
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WUuMlle0 IN fOat6 Tor Wash
ii55sst SS ses 1s;' 5SsSRsxEted - hav

ing been Wounded. D a.
New York, May 9.-News by specials
are meagre, the Tribune has the following
dated at WaAhington a 81 SE d
TgeIfe tFai14 or wodnded are Cd The
wax from 5Ee A6nt gsff1s hospitals are
ready for their reception. -
A report from rebel sources say that Lee
has been woundef:.-- :,
The Tribune says the situation may thus
epitimised: .A4n :,
Iffon Thursdas Dir ar6y sssssiasd sbcaees !.
fully an attack upon the bulk lees army
Friday we attacked and drove them some
distance, We took all their seriously wound
ed as prisoners. IS
On Saturday there Was no fighting. tits
beliese that Lea is retsing IN ~ Iai
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sHssIaaH .eEev.,s lss.aEl Ens,ssa1

eI1PdrHunT iaflped t0 1l :
tE1Nsk an61 e]6oyi,g Juu.nkf iustea,l
Of spring weather. Be this as it may, light
&GlRGtA$i8aGa su.e8 Rfrel1af apWa Jseo YHeS err
rapidly coming into general use. Tne
bright sunshine crowds cur streets with 2
'ga add 'sMiihg sapdSRgg,h aad nature seems
full of joy. We enjoy life with keener
relish, and hrmvnioas sounds blend sweet
ly on the air. Then let brightness rule the
day, and make joyous the old promenades.
latch rift opsSsfV711 q.
DISTINGUISHED ~ ARRIVAL KEY!
Young, Elk Senator Young, Horse Pistol
|Ysa5N hid man Mo sntranced our people
with his eloquence! while in the Lindsey
Institute Senate. was in town yesterday, IN
full regimental trim! The only observable
change was that his pantaloons came down
bslSHhlsibon tops which, We presume is
owing to the fact that they were furn.
ished by Uncle Sam. His coming had not
SSK fisSb& Gig Innounesd lhencesho ova,-
ton.
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WASHINGTON, May 9.-The National Re
publican has an extra that the officia, dis
patches announce our complete victory over
Lee, and that the rebel army is retreating
toward Spottsylvania, Grant pursuing
Gen Wadsworth of n Y is killed, also the
rebel Generals Jones and Jenkins Gems
Pickett and Hunter are wounded, Butler
has whipped Beaurega-d aad cnt the Pc
tersburg and Richmond RsR. .sye
A dispatch dated Washington 9th, lO:45
a. m, to Gen Dix says;
We have intelligence this morning, hy
scouts direct from the army as late rs Sat
brday evening, butno official reports. The
general results may be stated as success
to our arms. The fighting on Friday was
the most desperate known in modern times
Gen Wadsworth was killed by ball in the
forehead, while leading his troops against
one of the enemy's strongest positions -
Gen. Webb was wounded
The condition ofour army is represented
AZ admirable. At latest accounts Hancock
was pushing forward rapidly by the left Tor
Spottsvlvania G. Il. Yesterday heavy
cannonading was heard at Acquis Greek
from that direction We lost some prison.
ers. One regiment of Pennsylvania Re-
serves charged through an abatis Of the en-
envy, but were unable to get back and most
of them were captured. We have taken a
large number of prisoners, it is supposed
more than we lost. ARTILLERY was not used
on either side, the first two days fights
Gen Sherman was heard from lsst night
He would attack the rebels 10 day.
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Federal Reverse in the West.--
Demand for the Surrender OF
Alexandria, La..-Firing into
Steamboats, on Red River.

CAIRO, May 8, 1880 p. M-The steamer
Y bite Cloud, from Red river reports that
the rebels are in force on both sides of the
river, with batteries planted above and be
low the falls. She was fired into below the
mouth of Cave river, no one was injured.
The gunboat Admiral Jared worse being
badly crippled, six of her crew killed and
wounded. t51 OH
The gunboat Juliet No. A. Was very
much disabled, and had to be towed to
Natchez. Shells exploded inside Kidding
the boat completely, IL were killed and
many wounded. The transport Meteor also
badly damaged and was towed TO New Or
leans.
The enemy attacked Greenyille, small
town opposite Alexandria, but were driven
back by the gunboats, they have driven in
the pickets of both places several times the
Federal force near Alexandria is reported at
IS, 900 strong The rebel force quite heavy
under Kirby Smith, Magruder, Taylor and
others
The White Cloud reports flag of truce,
with demand for the surrender OF Alex
andria, was sent to Gen Banks the day the
boat left that place, with what result not
known. .-.. a..
The steamer Gen Grant arrived at Mem
phis and reports having learned at Pine
Bluff that Steele with his entire force had
arrived at Little Rock still followed by the
enemy, having lost all bis wagon trains and
greater part of his artillery. No fears Of
an attack on Little Rock are entertained,
it being strongly fortified. The wounded
were being brought to Pine Bluff which is
also fortified and considered defensible
against attack t.-
The body of Capt Bradford, 18th Tenn.
Cavalry, massacred at Fort Pillow, has been
found. .
The alarm which existed at different
points along the river few days since bias
generally subsidized.
The steamer Belle, of st Louis, from
Memphis has arrived, with one day later
dates She has 266 bales OF cotton for st.
Louis. The lst Iowa cavalry from Little
Rock are on board, eli route home on fur
Tough. They confirm the former accounts
that Steele has lost lis train and artillery.
Our loss in killed, wounded and prisoners
is estimated at 1000 The greater portion
of the Goth Iowa, 18th Ohio and 33d Hin,
dis were taken prisoners. Lieut. Colonel
Drake, of the 9th Iowa, was severely
| wounded
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IMPORTANT TO CAVALRY REGIMEyTs.--
The War Department has adhered = that ca
7alry organizations which cannot, be inme'
iiately supplied with horses, will be armed
and employed as infantry They may be
used to guard depots or railroads, or be as
signed to infantry brigadeslin the Held
When regiments So assigned are partially
mounted their horses will be transferred to
other Commanders of departments and sep
arate armies are authorized to dismount
and employ as infantry any eavalry reel-
ment which has been neglectiul or waste
ful of its'borses The proportion Of caval
ry to be temporarily converted into lnian
try will not exceed forty per cent OF any
command, unless it be found that the re
naming sixty per cent cannot bs Kept efh
GENTLY mounted. f.5T.s s..,s =. a9a.!ai- -
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;1N EH ! ssf,yea 4: r s.,.

~ EHEff DfV.H%
isncw f4sa ss ssay sAsf 81 are to have q
Bible Depository in this; fity;, 4 yR9m IN
sshe building an tie corner & Milih and
/. Monsos s,reets 6as bees rentsd and i now
undergoing the necessary nee s repairs: AZ an
SoSneea lfom the pafpsts ofAhe different
churches On Sabbath morning, the Rev, I.
G. Hartshorn, (supssps " u sSs D q.
positoryl silet sk oaf citizens in a
few, as4 lnMseive donations for the De
posisJiS and to distribute and sell Bibles
We hope be viii Welcomed int every
household, and trust be will Sereceise every
8 enc5nraeen,ent. 4 AadhW abeoa ne
Already our citizens have subscribed very
literally to this object, Is But we are satisfisd
much more Ore can al, be done Tho,aau Of dol
lars are sqaendefsdA inf tiisl Gityi SFhile
many oPulent persons heard VI their sur
plus fsHsenae dhtfi TIE u sacytks 81 death is
about to sever their earthly ties, when they
find convenient tozvf.i 1sb6S mbney to
various institutions sals sort Ofsconaoling
passport to heaven ID .1sI ssould better
for the living who gan afford to do SO, 70
contribute during life to the erection and
maintaining of such institntions as are cal
culated to assist the great human family in
working ontths gnnd problem of life
such an institution as the one in question
is worthy Of consideration, and We hope to
see the call nobly responded to. i2gs
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The National Guard of Belmont county,
Ohio, will rendezvous at Rsllaire to-day
We les n that the quota Of the county is
about six hundred men.
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-.z .g WASHINGTON, May y, 4P NJ.
) "A bearer Of dispatches from General
Meade's headquarters, has just reached
here. he states that Lees army Commenced
falling back on the night of Friday. Our
army commenced the pursuit on Saturday
The rebels were in full retreat for Rich.
mond, on tue direl road.
Hancock passed through Spottsylvania
Court House, at daylight yesterday Our
headquarters at noon yesterday, Were 70
miles south OF the battle field
We occupied Fredericksburg
The depot for our wounded is established
at Fredericksburg.
Signed, Edwin nj. STANTON,
Secretary Of w ar
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WASHINGTON, May 8 AT late hour
to night, it was, reported that a telegram
had been received giving very favorable
account Of the battle ofFriday.
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CAIRO, May THE steamboat Olive
Branch arrived from New Orleans with
dates to the Both. No news. The steam
err Morning Star would sail on the morning
of the Both for New York with full cargo
of cotton. aErr 200 IdAIA aG e
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Diarrh9a, &c.

RANKIN'S spicei blackberry, Dixons ATp
IL matte Blackberry Carminatic. Browns Ee-
sence OF Jamaica Gi"ger, Graham's Extract Of
Jamaica Ginger for sale at EN
....,... GRAHAM's Drug Store.
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CCHENCK'S Pulmonic Syrup, Hooa ,nds Bal
- samic Cordial, for sale at
4 Ii b. iGRAHAM'S DRUG STORE.
Good for the Spring Fever

DOERHAvE'S Bitters, Hestetter's Bitters,
d Drake's Bitters, Hoofand's Bitters, Robact's
Bitters, Hosack's Bitters, Richardson's Bitters,
Stoughton's Bitters, Sckenck's La, Weed Tonic,
Hampton's Tincture, for sale at
GRAHAM'S Drug Storr.
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PHlLADELPHIA, May s-Mrs. Genera.
Meade has; received an official dcspatcL
from her husband, daetd Saturday. Stating
that 1--WE are all we'll. % LOO - o~
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BALTIMORE, May 9.-Adyices from Fort
ress Monroe says the report of the capture
Of Petersburg on the 9th is incorrect
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NFALLIBLE Remedv.-ADr Tanners Cough
l. Mixture for sale ut GRtHAM'S Drug Store
McLane and Bro, and dealers generally.
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Fight az SpNtsyivanta...IsecTe,
8 ported 10 be falling back.

-s J" As f y. On WAY. 2,-Ihe Republican
extra says; a-z1 ks.ss.ri q r.r ,ssai'se.f3
There is reason re believe from despatch :
es already received that since eur fifst ex
ira of TO day, that Les was forced 10 Fight
atSpotsylvanis, % Sunday, and was CON
PEELED 20 ratIeat.
= Another statement IS tiat cen Graas
had fianked him and got between che rebel
army and Richmond. - u
Lees repou Of, the battle, Vi aIhlTsday
last, published IN the Richmond pa pefs has
been telegraphed to the city, BY Cen Butte.
Lee says that Gen Grant attacked him.
which is contrary to the report received
here, that the Leo made the attack upol,
our army. Lee employs this language
"Thank God we have Iepalsed the attscks
Of the enemy" Hestates that Loogstreet
is badly wounded r Lee says nothing in his
report about the fight of Friday.
Dispatches show that Gen Butler is Still
holding the line of Railroad between Pc
tersburg and Richmond, preventing Beau.
regard from reinforcing Lee.
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THE attention ofouropsadsrs is'directed
to the advyrtisspsnF 5rDE. SeloAonson,
which appcsrssiks to days pipers The Df.
can be foaDd at lKramer's Hotel. SIa2I
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GOLD

| NEW YORK, May 9.
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