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nRaPosALs FOR MEAT. THE UN.

DRsPoSALS FOR MEAT THE UN-
/ dsrsigned will receive scaled proposals until
We HhSDAY, the % b instant, for sup lying the
Washington Asylum with all the meat that msy
bertq ir, d A. the institution for the year ending
the 20 h JuGe, 1855.
BID ers VII strte the price pc pound for fresh
snd salt beef for pork lAnb, veal, shoulders mid
dtnE5, ham, aud Husases, making separate bids
lOr the meat required To- the use OF the In - ndant
The mat requi'td Tor the use Of the Asylum to
he Zee from bone.
Al me to u DO furnished at puch times and IN
such antilles az may lie required By the ten
dAnt, and, II not Ia accordance wi h Lhe contract
may DO rejected By him.
". @. II. NEWMAN,
JDEN MCDEYIEr,
WM SLATER,
Js2h-td CommiFAioners Washington ABy hum
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EXPRESS rs.

A VAEa E&PkGnr COMPANY,
"A OFFICE Ga Penn, AVENUE,
W'"hiHgto" Oily, D. O.
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E2F EE1'6Ess FORWARDERS
&SfSHag dlsS, EOa~y, Js SsiFY, VAI1abIsa
. huHeE, StIGRs, EOEds, Sc,
hofWGtqS' witA SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 a.
Eoeetslbls seeti"na Of the country. This COmp2n
LAs AgsaSles ~ We principal railway towns IN thi
NOhlhI Ehbl, WEST AND NOHIRWEST,
It's piinsipGl Oticas arc
W4SalN9TOH, d. O., NJ YORR, BO8TGR
0fWN1TT ST I 1Ii9 81 5,S G1H'
VILE, LEXINGTON
Eonneetiona are made - New York and BoItoI
SM VIVA lines forwarding 20 the CAnAdAs and thu
erpool, Southampton, and HAvre, and thence b,
european expresses TO all prominent eOmmeroiS
towns IN Great Britain and on the Contineni,
Coueenon o. h0teI, DTAfta, and Bills made Al Al
accessible pArts Of the United states.
G. G. DUNN, AgenS,
WAShin9tOn u q.
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COLDIERs OF THE UNION

Read the following Letters received from your
Comrades As endorsements Of the WORLD
known as PROF. HOLLoWAY'S PILLS ANp
OINTMENT You will here hnd unsolicited testl-
monials received from all parts Of the country
See to Your HEALTH XII Of You have ave- some one
interested 10 your welfare, then do not delay
but 70 youF Fathers and MotherH sSs Wye:
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purehas
your Health For % cents, s. cents OF sl.lo viii
The following are Genuine letters, on file for
Inspection at this otice CGPeS sent BY mail to any
QUARTEBMssTER's DEPAETMEEI,I
39th Illinois Volunteers,
FOLLY ISLAND, 5. e., November ~, 1868.
Prof. Holloway, so MGideH Lane, \. VI
Stat Enclosed please md two dollRFS, for which
send me one aohstG worm each % your celebrated
to this at once, for am much In need Ofthe above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, q. M.,
1aih Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, VA.
January 7, 1864. !
DEAR SIN; have heard n great deal OF talk
about your famous Pills, and a. ! never was In
the need of them till now, / want to try them, ~
DiaTrhDR 10 very prevalent At the present time;
JOSEPH WALSH,
Co, II, 9TH Regt., Excelsior brigade.
PULASKI, Tenn, Dec. ~, 1888.
DEAN SIA Please ma enclosed one dollar, Anal
send me the amount in your famOuB FILLS, as am
troubled with Dyspepsia and seek cure,
YOuTs, &c, THOMAS Y. TURNER,
Co. !, ID Iowa Infantry.
MORRIs Island, $. e., Jan. u, 1864.
Prof HOllODdW
DEAR SIM Enclosed you will mud 90 cents Tor
which wiHh you to send me GOme of your vAluA-
BILE Ptlsi send them By mail lenoiose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL 4. HALL,
Co, D, 4th N. N, Vols, p, ct Royal, T. q.
CANT OF 9TH hNCELsiOR BRIGADE,
JapuaIy ~, 1864. !
PrcC HGll0yas!
Sin. pleAasBend L4e for the ENCLOSED % csntE Tho
worth OF It In Pillsi enclosed hud 10 ceutB to pay
postage, and you viii ohi5e: Addlsgg, you're,
SeFgt, MM, POWERS,
90. K, 9th Reyt. Excelsior brigade,
MAEhingtOu, d. {.
MORRIB hLAEp, 5. C., jan. II, 1854.
Prof HoHOWGyI
Please Ind enclosed the bum Of one dollar for
Pills. | have DiATFhUa, and can't get 1t STOPPED,
go want to Try your PMS. Yours, &C,
WILLIAM CHRISTY,
Co. ID, lOlth kegt. Penn. Vols,
MOrris Island, s, I.
CAUTION.
II the reader Of this "IUtlGe" cannot get box of
Pills or Ointment from the drug store in hu place
let him write to me, so Maiden Lane, euCluang Tie
amount, and will mail \ box fIuC OF expense
Many dealers Will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot male as much profit "A on
OtheI peFqonA' make. IS cents, 80 cents, and $I4O
per box or pot. Ap6-Iy
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FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES lO-4O LOAN.
Jay COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS,
- r'-r'. ENTB STEry7,
9LIEi,E sUBsCRIPTIUNs


~ rhe
HE ~. .U.AL LOAN,
.A,'n'..,lr i .r tr. oI DIareh >, 1864
"hi. 'n.-n A.
',... ! nUNus,
hC-.s fs'ea.Anr ~ orc pleasure Of the Govern.
nru' A. leo g'.lI, snH pNy nUle forty years from
GSt -- SOFA, 'tA. .. interest At
fi'E EtK CENT A YEAR.
vsy a0Ic On bonds ~ zoo AMI SIOO anpuAllv And m
81 ri..r- d -'uII-AunuAlly IN COIN,
Tht Ln. EON 80 'DS VIII be famed In aSo
5.rl, sr'J anu o. 900.
IN" hhGISTERED BONDS Will be lssped In s5o.
SiOO. sou, $1,000, 10000, and 10000.
These are the emily GOLD BEARING sECURI.
IlEs Of the Government now proeurAble At mar.
and, yielding At present value OF coin OVER EIauI
IRA sEET. PEE AEHUh, offer a very desirable i'm
Vestmsnt for large or email SumS.
We buy and Ssll at market rates
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COIN,
And pay the highest prices for
MATHEMATICS CERTIFICATE CHECKS
m'~-du JAY COOKE co.
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CLOTHING.

T RT ZEN RIsEI LET 'EM RISE /
Ia LET EN- RIsEi
WHO CAREsi
" WHO CARES ,
A six Months stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The balance Of our WINTER STOCK is At the
mercy Of the public. We she'll not speak OF them
sEain.
WAIT NO LONGER now Is THE TIME.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We will not carry them over
The great invention Of the age,
PALMERs sPoNGING MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods Ihrunk before making up.
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, we shall
continue TO sell less than any other house in this
city.
SPRING ovERCoATs
CLOTHING
OF
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
of every description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see sample, before purchasing elsewhere
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand a good Assortment,
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
J. II. SMITH,
900 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post once
Also, Alarge RESERVE in the rear, for the
JoBBING TRADE,
At our whOlOs ale and Retail Mandatory IN
Baltimore.
WAShingtonIanE visiting Baltimore will find Il
greatly to their advantage to call at
SMITH BROTHERS a CO.,
70 West Baltimore street,
ms-h Baltimore, Md.
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iALEF QUARTERMASTER'S OF,
~ FICE DEPOT o. WAsHHsToE, WARRINGTON
n, az u9aleIs IN Drugs Hardware Lumber, Leather
ounce Furniture, Harness, and SadJIeTV. are no.
uSstel 70 send 70 this office, on the MONDAY OF
osSh WeeEi sealed proposal or list IN dupIlcaie
~ te aIoles they are prepared to furnish to thi
DepSt AZ short notice, with the price OF each
IsnneS IN PLAIN ngures, so that IN case the oxi.
tioles can be obtained without deiAy' And Al H.
lowest price. S' anu ~ 'he
Dealers Wishing TO sell to this Depot will be RI.
morning. D. IL kiJCIfyFP a"huAy
,bnsaaier General and Chief QuArtermAIteF,
bs'-u Depot Of WAahlnEton.
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y TlMORB AND OHIO

u q MORE AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD.
o. and after SUNDAY, June ieth, 1874. daily
trains viii 0 rnn between Washington and New
York, am Washington and tile West, ~ follower
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington At 7.SO $. NJ, Ills .. m, Q 20
p. m, daily except sunday. On Sunday at $40 p.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
day. Passepgers will note that this train runs as
' u" FOR NV YORK.
Leave Washington daily at 80 p. m. ThisHdiH
y for Hsv York passengers eIclusfpeiy.
ION nALIIMUhh,
Leave Washington ~ $50 9, M, 1.BO a. M, Ills
a. NJ, 2. m, 70 p. IN, 7.20 y. m, and $40 p. m.
except sundays.
on sundays \ $50 a, N. p m. and sop.n.
Leave Washington At $50 a. m. and 5, AS, and
On sunday, A. 3 aud 8 3tp, m.
Tickets 90 d to all points WEST, and baggage
FoR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave WaShiHston NJ $50, q. m, and as p. m
No train for Annspolls on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at $50 q. IN. and 81
p. m. 20 through to New York pifhota change o.
Sleeping cars on 80 and $40 p. M trains. Berth
can be occurred until p. M, daily, at the Ticket
StheG aiteE MAJ hour they must be secured OF the
The hrst and htth trains stop at all way points
The p; m. train stops only At sladenlburg
House, daily, except Sunday. on Sunday 1t stop
/ at all way points,
PARTICULAR NOTICE
| Passengers will please observe that the 3 y. m
ruus only as far as Philadelphia daily Greepf Sunday
Ga Sunday It runs TO Baltimore only. Also that the
$40 p N train takes HetO fo,k PGSSSHgeys only.
| LUr further Information, uGKets 81 every Kind
he., apply to George $. Koontz, Agent At Wash
inSton, or ~ the ticket oxieo. -,
| W. P. SMITH,
Master Transportation,
! L. NJ. COLE,
| je2OtG General Ticket Agent.
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rSNERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
thereby given that by rule OF the Court, ia
IsrnK heve Oeen fixed ~ fOllOwIi
General TeTHI.
II4Fu MOrdGy Hf January.
EirSt Monday OF May,
Third MOndsy OF October.
Tcrnig Of he Circuit CONT
In which alone q jury 10 impAnneled for tho trial
OF civil oAseI)
Wrist Tuesday of February.
ThirC Monday OF May.
TlrEt tuesday OF November.
7sTI;J Of the Criminal COtITf,
N. " Monday Of March.
Thhd MOndAy OF June,
First Monday Of December.
Terms 0| he DiItTIci Court.
First NGudAy OF June.
FiTgt hIon0Ey Of DeesmbeT,
Special 1erBn.
Fist Tuesday ~ January.
FiFst Tuesday 81 FebruRFy.
First Tuesday OF IiATuh.
Firat Tuesday Of April,
Third Monday Of mGy.
ElFFt Tuesday Of June.
utFIt Tuesday Of July.
Rirst Tuesday OF Septonb9r.
EirEt Tuesday OF October.
First Tuesday Of EOvemboF,i
EitIt Tuesday Of December,
~ orde al tho Court r. J. MEIas.
IvSs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-28

IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN. AN
i Infallible Cure without the use Of hIedioines.-
Have you been addicted to thAt habit which has
ruined so many Of your sex SOLITARY VICE)l
II necessarily weakenI the organs, Occasionin nj
VOLUPTUOUS DREAMS and INVOLUNTARY
EMlsSlONS-produeing Invariably, II not arrested
In time, train Of symptoms such AZ Weakness
and Pain In the Back and Limbs, Pain in the Head,
Depression OF Spirits, Loss OF Memory, Nervous
Debility, Trembling Eruptions OF the Face, Paliid
CountenAnee, and General Prostration OF the
Muscular System, and not unfreduently Faulty,
Epileptic Fits, and often Insanity and Consump-
ton,
DIR. Y. o. ELLINGTON, after trying for years TO
End \ medicinal cure for the above complaint
without satisfactory results, has discovered q
STRICTLY MECHANICAL remedy, which 10 a
certain and infallible cure in all cases, Ia used
without Inconvenience TO the patient BY day or
night when employed at any kind Of business,
either active or sfdentary, whether farmer, me-
chAnie, student soldier sailor and will be Tor
wArded to any address in an ORDINARY envelope,
with directions how to use, on the recept-o FIVE
DOLLARS. Address DR.. Y. o, ELLINGTON,
ap7-Sm' Box 1855, Warrington, u. c.
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2 / R B T

Fms
NATIONAL BANK OF WARRINGTON.
oaPitSI-sSOO,OOO.
u This BAHK, organized under the National
Banking Law Of the last Congress, iI opened this
day for the transaction OF business, at the corner
Of Fifsosnth and y streets, opposite Treasury Do
partmsnt. H. d. COOKE, Presidant.
VIZ. = HUHTIAsToH, CAahISF. OSas-ti
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REDDING' RUSSIA sALVEl
A Real Pain Extractor,
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established TIE superiority Of this save
over all other healing remedies. II reduces the
most angry looking swellings and InnAmmat iOns as
II by Magic; heals Old Soreh, Wounds, burns,
ScaldB, &o In a surprisingly short time.
Only Is cents Box
The above are ali old and well-eHtAblished Rene
dies,
For Sale by
J. P. DINsMoRE, 40l Broadway, New York,
g. W. FOwLE h Co, lB fremont street, Boston,
and by all Druggists. my25. W&S3m
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1884 ARRANGEMENTs1 0Sh
IOO4a OF lOO4.

InpI ARUANOENENTN1
IShH ~-@'AA@' " S1s MA
zwy
$3.50. -
ihh SAhGEN AISD AmhOf AND PdlLADEL'
PHI AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPA.
MES LINER.
RROM PHILADELPHIA TO HKW YORH
ANN WV pI10Fg
SEoA walnut Strsot wharf nad Hsn-
GtERtoa Depot,
ETI,I LHAVlI Al NoIIowa WIZ, R.rs
A. 4 A. NJ. via CAmden snd hnnbo1-c 4 A
Observation-Disclosures A'Og M .o "a
Al q a ID, via C1mdab and Ier.,v Cgtv-Nsv
Js,sSv hssnmmoIslnn g,
Al n a NJ va Csmden snd Jar,su cs,r, $50
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CoUGHsI CoLDsI CONSUMPTION
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF TIE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, WhoOping Cough, Bronchitis, Din
Guilty Of breathing, Asthma, HoarseseAa,
Sore Throat, Group, and every
Affection OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
WiHtar,s AIsAm OF wild Cherry does not dry up
. Cough and leave the seeds OF Consumption Ia the
system, but loOGsnH 1t, and eleansss the Lungs Of
all Impurities,
None genuine unless signed ~. BUTTS" on the
wrapper.
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NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
All bona ffs actual settlements under existing
laws subssing prior to and up To the date OF this
proclamation, will be recognized; and all such
settlers are hereby called upon to come forward
and establish and enter their claims with the
Register and Receiver before the day fixed In the
foregoing for the announcement OF the public sale.
J. NJ. EDMUNDs, CommIsSioAer.
NOTE.-Under the regulations of the Depart.
ment, As heretofore and now existing, no pay ment
can he made for advertising proolAmAtiOns, except
to such publishers as are specifically authorized
by the Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
40 IlKg
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NEW YORK
~ AND
WAsHING TON
STl'AMsHIP LINE.
sEmLVIEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH.
lkGTOH AND GEORGETOWN, "a c.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
SALVOR, AND JAB. g. GREEN,
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS snd SAT-
URDAYS, at 10 n, n, from foot OF Nigh greet,
Georgetown, and Pier 10, foot Of Wall street, New
York.
For freight or 'IAaIAge apply to
MORO IAN RHlNEHART, Agents,
food OF High street, GEORGETOWN, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
tc9I-Sm 1T Wall street, New York
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FUHM UF YUAN WI !,
- certify that - - hHs proper facilities,
and - able to fuhl contract for furnishing sta
tionsry for the Department Of the HreriOr dnr,rg
the ysHr ending June 80, IS, should - hid he
accepted. en- h4W
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4 ho,t four hours later Warren repealed ma :
NIGHT attack. but not before the rebels succeed
Ell n aD;,roachilg very near to Neade n6a'S-
quarters. rr.,1o.,
vile 70 Pinev Braoch Church, thence 70 SPOTS
svIyania E7ua?an skulls lay along the road.
e:le-9lia soldiers kicked them before them -; IS
toofhal|s At Sp0ttsgI7ania there was 2 COLL
sion. Our cavalry net Ice near iona $
Tavern and drove them into the woods, where
1sav dismounted Torbet5 dis'aounEedd TWO
rae;n,arfs aud drove them lDon their infantry,
vixen he il turn was forced to fall back. alter
ia;nr wounded, aud was relieved by the Mary
land brigade Of Robinson s division:
Before marching Saturday evening: '7ener,
ais Grant and Meade rode along OUT llue, a''o
were 7ociiero,ssly cheered by officers ano men.
Both were dressed IN full uniform, Meafe
having two and Grant three sta1s g!l5teHng oIl
their straps ou
been in every gagenlent during 5ills LlaEol-
indeed, what corps has peen ld!e inay
marched ,aost OF Saturday night and were just
in time to d.ht Evell, near SpotEs:g: vania. -
Dar,1ett's brigade, of Grifin's division. was
n a,@yanco, and was she}!ed considerably. =
as usual, the rebels, who are acqnaIAlfed WIN
eyerv inch Of The country, fell back 10 2 SUIT
able sDot. where they calmly awaited our
coming. The rebels posted their artillery ), noa 2;
!. small run. Battery Q, 81 Mss, and u, oth
United States artillery, were planted st t1e
forks Of the road, 50 they could attend 20 the
rebel batteries near Nye Run Ro1nson mas
on tae right, Griffin on The LETT. The battle
became general and sooned waxed warm. :Ihe
fight continued from to Il A. vi. About
two hours before dark a dvis! ion Of the 9th
corps came TO the assistance Of Warren, vino
was very hard pressed by l!ongstree5 and
Eweu, We have been on this side OF the Rap
dan one weelz--a longer period than ever be-
fore. There has been q great deal Of qn0k
marching performed and heavy fighting. we
I,aro 1dff5y mites TO go over before entering
Richmond Communication being open to
Washington. a new supply Of provisions can
be obtained, the men rested, and the wounded
cared for. Il we advance as far every week as
we did this last one, Richmond will surely be
reached by the 4th Of July. " hat q fearful
price it will cost i would be a terrible
GtGipz1Dh. Grant could say, like the Greek
general Pyrrhus; Another such victory and |
an lndone.
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tits believed, however, that Lonss5reet, IS
corns xyas the only one in our front, ami thar
he was Left there to iEnpo1e Inc progr'eSS44 OF
the Federalg as much as possible. HOW w,
ever adds the correspondent, We Shal
know in the morning..
i7cs,Iot|erate cavalry brigade IS reported as
having been seen Oh the north size o. me Nap
dan. on Monday near EFre9erl AZ :zle
latter place. is "a the Federal poaseSslo't 'fa'hS
&c wouoaed have been senr ji1ltner CO 0e I,'T-
Wardal to Bell Plain: and thence ~ 'I:si,s-
norts to Washington. Messengers haze ne4I'
SENT forward 30 stop al boats golng up the 70
tonlac aud 10 load them Wit! wounded
BATTLE FIELD, May 10. last n!GnF a2oo5
II clock the Confadeyatez 10 front q zen.
Warren: corps n4de ali ASSAULT on n10 -
rifle pits hastily constructed
The E7ederals gave tl1ega vc!loy 800 EEL
back. for the purpose Of drawing them 90 70
Second I;ne AS the C'ontederates adv2noed
thev were received hy destructive tiIa, WHICH
drove them back Finding The leC!cras stu!
retiring tIa=y followed and .oada cnaLse %
she thiid line. Here the Whole 81 the federal
line gave them raki:)g IRE: ana drove them
back. They also took nunuar q prisoners
On Tuesday General Burnside oegan he at
tack on the LETT No particulars OF this 0:4tt.e,
IL
NEW Z DIRK May ll.-<'arlro2: the CORES
nonaent Of the Boston Journal, makes t52
following report:
NEAR SPoIIsYLyAEIA, May 10. ~ clock
4. DI.-N7e have had FIVE days fighting, an9
Tie prospect is for more Lee Is determined
10 tlisu1i:;3 every inch OF the way. i4)1g5trecG
CORPS Was moved lovo FROM the W iderness 70
secure favorable ground at 5pottsyIyaMa'
Lees whole force is reported TO be IN front
last night The 2 corps, holding the night,
made o flank movement across the 70 EiycT,
and arc il position TO attack the enemy to-day,
ana there IS prospect OF L great battle unless
Lee retreats
The q corps had closed the fight last night.
Gen Birney held the right AMI Ulboon the
centre, and Barter the left. The rebels were
driven from their position aud ground st1nod,
which will enable General Grant to make
favorable disposition Of his forces.
There is no trouble about supplies Conl-
1nunication is open with Washington, and our
wounded are sent to Fredericksburg
The New York He1ala,s correspondent
writing on the 9th says: I'VE have now been
but six days, and have been fighting cont1nu-
uouslv. We have succeeded "a penetrating
some fifteen miles into the kebc; territory, ana
have fifty nles further to get TO Richmond.
We have eaten and used up j very large pro-
portion Of the supplies Hhich We took Wl1h Us.
IF the rebels give US as much trouble Oh the
rest Of the route as they have thus far our
chances ter success are slim indeed. Our
losses have been terrible. [ hardly dare 20
give my own opini III as 70 the numbers; but
I think I am Within bounds when | give Tie
estimates Of those who are supposed TO knoW.
as follows :-Nied: three thousand wounded.
eighteen thousand missing, siz Thousand |
Total, twenty seven THOUSAND
From Butler there is no news, The cor !
respondent OF the New York Tribune, states !
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WASHINGTON, Nay 1l.--No movement OF
the army of the Potomac was intended to be
made on Monday, but brief period Of rest
given to the array after their heavy i&bors OF
The past week. al was very quiet along the
Lines ill late in the afternoon. Il vas thought
the (5onfederatas We're probably falling oack, or
that General Lee had already gone 30 Rich
n2ond to meet General Smith, who Vas re-
ported rs being close TO that place, and there
fore move forward along the entire Ilne was
determined on anl commenced at halt,past
Eve o'clock, the right consisting Of Teneras
I3irney's and Gibbons divisions OF the 81
CORPS, aud CAROLS brigade on the lett, join.
ing Varren's tEae latter being the centre, With
the 6tii corps On she LETT.
TIE right crossed branch OF tbs 20 river
aud charged on Z. light horse battery which,
was posted 70 cover q small bridge, but which
started Of, the skirn2islers supporting it also
2etfeatng
In front Of Warren: aud On the left Of Han
cock, quite lively engagement ensued: the
shell ant. round shot from Que Of the Coufede-
rate batteries placed in the woods coming in
rather close proximity to Some lookers-on in al
open iai ii the rear OF i arren's headQuar-
tiers, an.l causing i stampede Ct the towards.
The Conte}erateS were driven back about
three fourtbs Of mile, and at dark the firing
ceased. \ few prisoners were captured. They
belonged g >Nilcoz' division Of Hills corps.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
CARROTS.

Now, ~ soon asthe ground can be put r proper Or
der, is the time to put in this crop. By putting the
ground in order we mean having It plowed six or
more inches Deep thoroughly pulverized BY the
row or other implement, taking good 'thst the
weeds are not above ground when the seed put in
or while Is terminating they will heave reared their
heads 10 high, and assumed such proportions ~ to
either choak ot the carrots double the labor Of
clearing them out
The carrot will thrive On almost any western soil,
though probably = sandy loan is best. Land for
this crop however, must be rich and well drained.
eood Of thoroughly Incorporated with
the soil always pays.
The seed should be sown in drills at sufficient dis
lance to admit Of horse culture when q crop of any
extent is to be grown. From II to Is inches will do
hand culture is to be used. Thin out in rows to
about six inches and commence cultivation az soon
- the rows can be distinguished and save labor
here choose piece Of ground free from weeds ~
you can flnd-Prairie Ehrnse5
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
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