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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-15

Little Willie having hunted in all
the corners for his shoes, at last ap-
pears to give them up, and climbing
on on q chair, betakes himselfto q big
book lying on the side table. i. Mother
says to him, What is darling doing
with the book?' 1T ith the dictionary;
papa lookth' in the dictionary for things
aud I'm booking to see'if Pcsn fnd NV
shoes ttt'" sf5 isss, 9sst
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-15
CUNSMITH SHOP.

Attsntion OF Hunters and Target shooters called
to the arm efths undersigned who is prepared to
manuAstars aud repair all kinds ofrides revolyers
shsgsns and pistols etc. ETC., In the best style and
manner and on short notice. sis+4rs- taas
akll work dens By me will be warranted. My shop
is on Front Street, opposite Lawrence 4 Chambers e
a Jsl6--Sm. LEWIS HUGO MASHEK.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-15


candidate for anyss, office. wheshsr high or
low, has ventursd, to seek votes, oni the
Fayowa sbat hs was for giving up the Union.
There. hAye been much inpugninga of mo.
tiyes and, much. heated controversy, 4 as to
the proper means and best mode of advance
ing the Union cause. But in, the failure to
present the distinct issue Of Union or no
Union, the politicians have shown their in
tiisive knowledge that thersis no. div ersisy
among ahapeople, and the people have thus
shown, one to another aud to the world.
this irmness and unanimity OF purpose =
The election has been Of asst value to the
national cause. The election has exhibited
another factnot less valuable 10 be known
1.-THE fact that we do not appr bach efhaus-
ton in the most important branch of the
national resources, that Of living men,
While IL is melancholy to reflect that the
war has filled 50 many graves and caused
mourning to SO many homes, it is some re- re-.
liefto kaow, that, compared with the sur. lr.
viving, the fallen have been few. v hole
corps and divisions and brigades and regi
ments have formed, and fought, and bled,
and gone out Of existence. A great major,
ty OF the men who composed them are still
living. The Same istrue Of the naval ser.
vice. The election returns prove this. So
many voters could not else be found. Igs
The States regularly holding elections,
epthEoN and four years ago, to Wit: Cali.
fesnn, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, In.
diana. Iowa. Kentucky, Maine, Mary land,
Massachusetts,, Aichigan.s Minnesota, Mis-.
souri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New
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[akins IN aggregate Of. .sss5, ,2sa, ,os7 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

more, sccompaned by Brigsder General vcster, recon
no'tcrci 'e easmys works. and found thss Beses I'D
f~ the 40 enos o. the oty had up most eiabo
rate ssd Iesfect serios works. few mounted mes
werc ordered forward whoa the fact ascertaaned
that the works fully and the rebels on the
alertto reoesve our troops
iAJrLLi0zxcH.
Dariag General 0iimore's march up from the river .
wcm,n had COMO forward With the intelligence that
Bcansegard had received Information Of our intended
movement a. carly ~ one O'Clock p. n on
Wednesday, just twelve hours before our troops
began 70 march. Emo further added that, seiDg
10 Petersburg on Wednesday for the purpose OF
making sone purchss tho people there advised Dor not
10 return homo for a least forty eiga hours ~ tho
Yankecs wore coming up on Thursday.
We RsnRs In GOOD 0RDEs.
After giving the subject due confederation and consult
ng with his stan ocers General Gilmore decided 10
turn 70 the Appomattox No word had boea received
from Ceuesai Kauts firing had heard except
from the gunboats and the batteries front. We
proceeded at very ieIsurey place way back to
shs Appcmattox. aud arrived there safely about Gvs
o'clock this evening. General Gimores loss. all tod
n sbcut twenty-five wounded. md not learn that any
1sss1hshad taken place.
GENERAL GAUrx 0xrS pxrRmnURd
Ceaera- Kautz. with bis trsd and veteran raiders,
about eigntesa hundred pumbor rede considerably 10
the SOUTH finally struck the tuvapiks leading
tesbur They then rode brisy forward and appear 70
have taken the enemy considerably by SURPRISE Tor they
oenter tho rcboa works actually penetrated
Tor short distance Within emo city. Finding, however,
that General Gilmore and hts troops had failed In tho
operating movement and thas he 10 danger Of being
and cut or, retreat was ordered. They,
however, managed TO brlug or with Thorn large number
prisoners and pieces light artillery. The
Destruction OF the bridge effected Ia consequence
Of tho rapdty with which the rcbss gathering In
hh rear and on his lanks.
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Ger. with his diviriou, supported by that Of General
LedlA Tue enemy we're found have evacuated the
brsastworxs Which they hsd held during the day. Their
pckess we're further on; but General Potter,
not desiring to bring epgasemoos hated his
msnd and established his skirnsh line In the advanced
position large fort, which had been troublesome
sheiing our camps with twenty ponder Psrrtts
abandoned The guns had boon withdraw, hut four
caissous were lett behind.
has been quiet 10 day.
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nothing reliable received of mporaocs uvsher thau
what has sready been transmitted u tho iisxALO
ny an arrival here to-day trim the White House u u
ascertalned that nothing Y row bvng tasded ~ that
place excepting rein oroements and forage Tor the tnmc
date o. tho army.
The railroad track which had bsea completed 70 within
mile two Of the army has besn torn up again. and
tho rails and tics brought box 70 the white House,
where they are bong plsoed % bsrges.
Seven hundred men drst engaged 10 repairing this
road snd about the aumber aided 10 destroying t.
Yesterday there we're seven hundred rebel prisoners
at the White House. including six ooouels aud seven
majors uudss gard Of coiored regiment and about
two thousand wounded mon; but there several
hosp al steamers readiness they probably
the way 70 Washington.
Tho wounded brought up %. day are al very severe
cases. and found necessary the boat slowly.
the working Of tho engine whoa at full speed Affected
them unfavorsbty
One captain and fourtsea psvates died the upward
trip.
Among thass wounded there eighty ave with legs
and twenty seven With arms amputatcd.
The folowng Is partial list OF the wounded o1cers:-
Major z. AP Brewster. Twenty third Massachusetts;
Captain G. r. Boswell. Ninety secood New FORK: Captain
J. Nesb, FIFTY tfsh Pennsylvania Captain r. g. Bod
gait. Tenth Vermont; Captain q. Farr, Thlreeath New
Hampshire; Captain n. p Woodbury. Twenty third Mas.
shire; Leutenant Clark smith. asdde-cAmp oa General
MartindAss stan; Colonel Raymond aad usstsuaat O. r
Foud. second New York Mounted Rees, Lieuteaaas Fl.
y bssrcs. Thirty second Maine Lieutenant r. r. Beach
man, rweuey shied ccored Troncs. Liea,ensnt @. ".
Gibson, Seventeenth Vermont Lieutenant John G. Whit
man, Tvonty fourth New York cavalry, and LisuteoAat
A. Pinder, Fifty ninth Massachusetts
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Tho concert in the Park yesterday very well at
tended and thu drive presented perfect panorama OF
moving vehicles and equserians In the vicinity n the
musio temple the pedestrians congregated In large
bers, while the lovers OF rural felicity amused
themselves with s.rolls along the RAmbs with voy
age upo1 the lake. Tho weather all that could be
desired, and Was oven pleasant than the pre-.
cedlag Saturday.
II was expected that the Casino would have bean
opened At the time the music season. bu. al
though two eorcerts have passed Il Is not ready yet
There must ue an obstinate hi,on scmewhsrs; tor IL
announced as nearly eonps,e several weeks since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12
Con adlction OF che Inprlxon rat o;
the Mayor or Rich mond.

=
Tho report sent by Butler to Now York, and brought
back 10 by tba Taes, that the Mayor OF Richmond
had been thrown MO Castle Thunder for proposing to
the city, started here about week ago.
and had considerable amongst the villianous old
bags whose husbands havo Rono over to the Yankees
and 1914 them TO DO supported by pablo ana private
charity but extended beyond that class Gill one
OF carried 1t TO Beast Butler We wish dcvouty
that they would all go 10 the Beast In body. IL
would be very great relief TO the treasury and enable
attend better tho wants OF INDECENT families OF
soldiers. They might tell the Beast whatever ti,y
niau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Tne James RIVER.

fFroM the Richmond Enquirer. June 81
The wafer OF James very low add muddy
for some time past Tho Islands and prominent rocks
stand 10 bold relief. Tho shiug has been
yearly suspended since Beast Butler first made hs ap
peGrance the South side. In the markets We occa,
slonaiiXsee minute punches OF behring's, catfish and
perch, N high prices fow sturgeon wore shown yes
erday and the day before; but they we're soon sold u
hirh priCas,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12
The south side.

from the Rchmond Examiner, June ~
Wehave nothing 20 report from the south side.
Tho troops left behind by Butler keep close watch 20
their ntrencbmens. and the ory thing that varies tho
moooony camp occasional Smelling from tho gun
boats n the river. is likely that Butter and his trooe
the South side waiting TO SEQ the upshot OF Grants
movement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

Prixas Cashed I'm All Log .Iizea Lofto~
HsA G. r. JOHNSON. 40 Prince street,
botwsen Lsuieaa ana Wooetas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

Pvaxes Cashed tn All LeqaIixsd Lotsss
RES and information given GALLAGuSR EBENJANf1
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. philadelphia
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Rebel VcirG rs mas.
DArrtz Fixp, EIoa.' bsLks WEsr oRAaiAxErrA,
June Q, 1854
tho enemy still movinsio wards Ai'tooua tiookers
MDta.
Heavy rains for The tive dsysshere have made The
roads aluostmpassahe for artiIer " ssd retarded Tue
mevounen's consi eraby.
Some slight skirmlshDg occurred no " Lost houstan
yesterday. All quiet TINS moraing
SECOND DNsPArOH.
ATLANTA, .vunS Q, 1864.
Press reporters who len tho at report that
our army IL still moving 10 ard tho rairo VI the right
q the emy having already pressed Wrh and
Hooksrs cops reported I've miles east Of IT, oo she old
Aatoona road.
General Johnsons headquarters wes of MARIETTA,
with our left resting 1t Inst Mountain: Hafdees eo0'
handing tho right, Pix the left aod Hood the oeIe
o'cleck ehs morning, and ny williams br vas
who wore lighting them when the reporters Left
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Order by General sherman.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June IT, 1s6f
General Order No. a. ssued by General sherman. pro
hib. the dsiucrncnt OF the bodies OF deceased officers
Of October next.
rte river here failing There are bu, three feet .;
Ina ntanfe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

Gourand's Powdre SnbtIf Uprdots Hafe
from low forehs is part OF the body 81 warranss1
4 his depot, ass rFondwiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

n. Mendes. CAS- BrOadwny.-WcndeS
recommended 70 OF delicate health ~ -
beneQcept ttea The celebrated Choco -
Bonbons well for their eycee essts and hnvoe
rim Ia LAk,lh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

Lottery Tickets ca ed - IN form d tt0a
dveu. JOSEPH BATRS Broker.
II Wall ssreet, room Nc L
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Deafness. Catarwh, ana all Diseases -
Rsr tn Air PASSAGES successfuy treated ~
DIS. LIGHTHILL. - H. Marks DlScs.
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LECTURE CAPTAIN Lyons JgEssr CSr.--At the sps
cai request OF many citizens OF Jersey CITY Captain
Lyons VIII deliver bis celebrated lecture Tho Irish
w Exc" ut the Lyceun. Grand street 10 that city
Tuesday evening rext, 14th INST Tho rcrusstiouof the
lecturer and the popular subject Of his discourse viii
doubt insure tho which the lecture met
In New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

Omcsau CfvceIsrs n shelby Cottege vs~t.
tory furnished By SIMMONS. ROGsRnA CO.. New Tors
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y Grover 4 Bskcr's Highest PremsvW
stitch Sewing Machines 49, Rrcsfway, New Yorr
snd 235 ts lion street Brooklyn. M
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Diagonal Sacks, sss. WALKING Cossss
gig 10 S21 White duck Vests - Summer Clothing
CLARKE. liz and liz william sireeA
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Eight Cartes dc vtsito for &1.-pvOom
shown i've min al TAITS Of Cortandt enS
Gree sici,e ire ela.
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Grover 81 Bakers Cei.brased Sewing
Machines for sale os5 Brosdwav. rsn., seesna
Also, Emhroiernx Nrsidng an de- ptsoa
Of Machine sewnt done in the rest Machines
with operators sent 10 families by tina dag week
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France. Wills - q s.--Msalgsry.
% LsasAHv k1raA cLAs It,-Jnae u. t,st
q. - - CiAss l.i-Juns IL. isM
10, ~ Oh, "a, ~, SO, 90, Al, 40, rs, 81, 70. 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

Madam
n you wssh % see IN one eomprehsnsiys tabseas
ALL THE SUMNER STYLES
OF Paris, London and New York n
CHfLDRENs AND MlSsKs, .~
th~r~ Is bu, place whore they all grouped MaGo
grand exposition, and that uiacr u
GBRIS'S! 5lS BROADWAY.
In s d!menaons aud Ia ts stock more eomvsoeo
sny other retail hat Esabllshmsa Ia This country
CENiS, 5lJ Bsosdwa5.
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ErUptions, Erecktes. Plmpies. Taoy
suntrru FJest, Worms and all Defornltss eurea
GOURAuD'S Iallan Mediaaef Soap. a hts depot, MO- -
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Working Well.
from the Nashville Union, June I.
Tho following telegram received IN this city yea
terday sbont haIfpsst three O'Clock p ~ ard kindly
furnished US by General Webster, Chief OF Staff
To Geuerai wErsrER:-
We have turned AilatcouA Pass an reached the rail
road al this point miles OF Aatoona Pass and
have full possession of all reads some miles further east
10 within ak Of Marietta Johnston tried 10 bead rs
OF at Dallas but did not succeed u all the encounters
We had the advantage. All s working well. You may
give this publicity. W. 7. SHERMAN, Ma jor General
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And e e ne .s sss. q
p.ndencs Of The states OF America thar mighty ra5cloa
And Abraham said unto Simon from the Keystone State
And simon did .. was commanded and msrsh..d i'm
hosts Of yoanE and warriors from The East
spp ard from berond the Rocky Mountains from every
safsd oct e lacy said u vac ''a whose nA'
they bcaold bsnusrs they viii surely run but they
And "a pass these wom sh,y armIc, wen. forth
to aeht on thc plains o. Manassas.
hT and salh e2n % much that tSey buried Ssaats
bag E Is1a on pa ho, r'sa s,l bosom o ,,s
Then Tiers great ccureti,n Throughout, the land and
% he ,ss and row Strength unto Tho Wounded
Add % there arose 10 the NORTH cue Drake, cunning in
And vSsg lSlsia ,.s sene,d the vondsr,,l
ehrcn mus, mob suffer- ave tag craE to drink. and
And so fbraham drank aud said there nothing like It,
not wen y sansnMSn county s 'sa' 20 s
tines sI "a sS I'll SOC %assrs psn,. sSs Tor
And he woadsrfai wors Which i hss psrormed VT
se.sss a. s day - ysTy ps yss. and hamlet
creates accidents and where climate exposure Gee
Ana hs .sd, .l.t procsnsa tArsussoa, the .as,h
a ann. 81 's SAFE o mo rv. saa
log apostle nervous headache snd mental despcsdeaev
os. The stomach Srilsnes the mnd Of which I,
ssd Drake I'D q. be was sonmsndcd and 90. bun place
s sSs .:s .a q sa sfw
Day sf Triumph.
y % . esa's e s SsSss
Now away " gums 80 Yellow
OH NIB. .s s.s .rss' ss. ysry s ss.s,
On what delicate undyipr
TSsaks 10 thee. thou subtle artist
who. from Nature : eresl .lembic,
Msn e st ssT. sassss r ,ss Banner.
Is si .sss .,,. a.'s sda ss' iS, nr
rght because 70, not strsId 10
sUckEL rropricssrs zig orssnSsS street New Ssfs 70
Asthma ard Dyspepsia Cured without
fsl' BY Dr. MARSHALL. IIa p~esdwsy Hours 70 ! Px
a Beauttfsi CompIsston.-r4aira 's
ersufyina Tie eoaper0u saa ssia. as Broadway and
Artinesai Leather Legs and supporters
Fer sesi@oa sa.a e .da,.s. = psss a. "'''' 1''
All Fr rmers ara Dweiiers Upon the
farm snds o. Amera are invited to ssss the sincerity q
the Following testimonial "a.
s snr -. u. ss,r,rs me ss:..sn
"freuch cornsc Bi,iers," which design Coz m, FAINT
S' :; s's
we na s@s a.. v sssa ss - nsa 9r sYs
farmers s III. he ony msdisas use M premises.
t. where SS nay asa Scmsss.S rs%sdy which no sas
STEPHEN L. vASDEvEEF.
The "Frech cognsa Bistsrs sold BY the sole agent
and mpor r. siLISFkLD 20 Nassau street. New fors
Wholesale aud retail
Acamansean.-Dr.L Luther sr.'s Painless
whe Filing beautiful and durable a. geld 81 hat the e.
pr.nse - Hast 1weaty second street.
Address a. sNokers.-poiiak ~ SOns,
- a Wcndvs" ns1 voar.h sree, wholesale and retS
/ P,pcscul 10 order AID repaired +
| Cwisfndorc's Hair Dye, PreservahSvs
sns wig DEPOT Wholesale ana Sss-NA AseeC <6suss
! The i,s apUiicd ~ sxnful Axsss~
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III YOu want to Know. Sc. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
A curious book for curious psope and good book -
every Price 81 So 10 be "a Al al dspstA &C.,
.cnts ,ahles mailed free. Afdresa
Dr. r b FOOTE $50 Broadway, n. Y.
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For B.nu,lfving tho Comp,.

In the skin, ladies shon nrr Mrfliae LEWbN-
RERt.'S PAsrri.i4ES DR FLoRENCE II IN no COS
cocug aubstuts for c~Anne1
aud purfes the skin ana hts'ow. heaaJ hue on NE
Complexion. removes Tan Rccnes' Pmre kc. ana ROC
ErgSpsas 10 sn infaibs remedy. For sale a draggsts.
and Gai Braadwav.
CAUTioS-Nons ere genuine without the Signature:
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NEWS FRoM THE WHITE HOUSE
Mr.. N. Davidson's Despatch.
wnfry Iiorsx, Va, Juno 10, 1894

Wnfrr HorsK, Va, juno ~, lSoA
rue BODY or ooiewu n'xAHoS
Lieutenant Colonel Mcmahon passed through here this
tnoruDg, aud Informed mo that bic brother, J. p.
NcYaou, Colonel Of the One Hundred and sixty fourth
Sew York Volunteers, heretofore reported a taken
rrsoncr June 8. whlc stormina the rebel works a.
anc head Of his regiment, with their Gag In hand was
KILLED. His body was recovered and buried By his
rohsr being much dcccmpcsed 10 smbalm and send
home. After being hit by some half dozen shots he
rered several rods, and begged those o. his men who
a,ili remained with him that thsy would leave him
and take Of thcmscvos The enemy pressed hard
spou thsm that they obliged to leave him He fell
cheering bin on saying, "Doys now 10 your time
never" while he atood on hs sncmys breastworks with
Ms Gag planted. which w@ rdded by more than twenty
pulsss thorough od,cse and perfect gsuslsnss va
shus lest 10 The service
The washington kilograms.
wAsmxofor. June IL, 1854.
me city nsd 70 night with an scrts Of Wild rumoss
u yssasA v aArs In front u Richmond; but there
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Highest Premium xrck SETON seSvlaa
Machines WHEELER WILSON. No. gT5 broadway.
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why IL Hand kcrchses perfamed
with PHALoS SONS MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS"
like very angry nan' hccaasc ID ven terius inecased
why IL PHAL0H SONS MIGHT BLOOMING CE
RECsr rc cne OF phesn great billiard esrons. Because
10 BAL.
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40 aman senn.-Dr. Luther sr.'s Painless
whte Filing beautiful and durable AZ gold, ~ hat the e.
pf.nse. - HAST 1weatI second strect.
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Lyons Periodical Drops,

Lyons Periodical Drops,
the GREAT FEMALE REGULATOR
A scientifically prepared nuit preparation. under dire.
,ieu OF JOHN l.. LYON ". ID, New Haven. CeunecucsS
will be found to he nfssbs remedy rsr all rregrass.
aud much better than any female pills powders
truns It's popularity Indicated W the sal. of 70 900
ties In SIX month"; III HAs ali times, ozcsp whom
press'y forbidden IN the drecsas thai accompany sAeA
bo,tia
sold by druggists everywhere Price 81 per bottle. O
obtained By addressing ths general ageuss -
ding for postage 80 cents additional.
c. @. CLARK 4 CO.. New Harsa. Com; DEMAS
BARNES CO.. II PARK Row New York Gensrni Asssss.
Ladfes, Attic ntton i-E'Iufirn. Any
~lfh. Eve cents per yard FRENCH FfIrlSn co..
PANY. s21 Broaiwav, beween Twenir frs and TweoS1~
sscond Streets up stair.
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CURED.

CROSS ERE srRAIGHTRNRo IN ONK MINrr8,
And disease Of the Eve and Ear reaIr,n .tts9
medical surgical aid attended 70 By Dr. Won El9Ku.
BERr; At his consulting rooms sla Broadwsf. as~
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z. u. simmons & CO.-CpvimgenW. Ky.
6HsLss. xxtRl GAS 2f9-Tuas Il. lstL
81, IL, ~, 20. II. 81. 2. 2. o. Il, ~. 10, ~.
CLAss 3so-Juns II. 1891
~, 81, "a, 90 80, rs, 81, 70, 6, 81, 63, u, -.
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Address 20 stuokers.-ponak ~ SONS,
rreysebNvm Manufacsurea removed Brorue street
10 sg2 RrondwAy Fourth street. Wholesale and ret<S
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NEW Yogk HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE ~ 1854.

mt No MAJOR sv~erat the Army Of the Potomso AT
tue battle rnes he A AL IN cpnnard 10
Gonersi 0hnsl Personal dlnerenoes Win the prsss-
dent led hun evcrtn~iy To resign his o,moissisn. ana
ssnce which he 6as been 10 charge OF tho kAowah
hOa In GooygLn.
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Beauttfui Compile 4 tom. - fsn rd' Q
Hoou ~ Youth everything for preserving
brsuJina the eompler9n aui ska. AZ Broadway and
druCglgts verywhers
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From the Richmcod Examiner. June ~
Yesterday was remarkably quiet day with tho armies
around Richmond Not . bil Of news v "a 10 DO bad,
except few stray runon ~ the sUseta One Of those
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B UT,LER r.
Attempt to Destroy RebeA
Supplies at Petersburg.
THE REBELS F0REWARNED.
A Large Force, Under Gilmore and
Kautz, Cross tho Appomattox.
Kautz Enters Petersburg and
Captures Forty Prisoners.
Gilmore Fails to Support
Kautz, who Withdraws.
eur Batteries and Gunboats She'll
the Rebel Works.

Mr.. Charles II. Hanna ms Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS, IN run FrELo, June 9, 1894
TUX arc Au0a UNCHANGED.
Everything remains unchanged, aud tho picket hrins
on both sides has ceased apparently BY mutual
eTRHS0ra
General Butler again the front to-day Inspecting
the ue OF defences During the last two days consider
able additions have been made TO tho number and
strength Of the hreastwcrks, FORTS rife pits and other
defensive works on our front.
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