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Legal Notice,


Barbara Butt, Mary Butt, Catherine Foyoc Z
Marx Butt, Elisabeth StoGal and Michael Stof-
fal her husband, will take notice that on the
22nd day of February, 1864, George Fayock
as Administrator Of Baltz7r Butt, deceased
filed in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio. his petition, the object and prayer oi
which is TO obtain leave TO convey to Adam
Schsli by virtue of contract made in the life
time of said decedent the following real estate
lying in bonroe County, Ohio, to Wit:
Being the south half OF the north half OF
the south west quarter OF section (29) TWEEN
ty nine, in township five, range six, and eleven
aud sixteen hundredths acres, In the south
east corner of the north east quarter of the
south east quarter of section thirty i've (35,)
in the above township and range. Comnenc
ing for the same at the south east corner OF
the aforesaid half quarter; thence north
eighty EIGHT and three fourth degrees west
two hundred and Eve and fifty four hundredth
rods, thence north one and one-fourth de-
grees east forty and forty eight hundredth
rods, thence south eighty eight and thres
fourth degrees east two hundred and five and
fifty four hundredth rods, thence south one
and fourth degrees west forty and forty -four
hundredth rods to the place of beginning con
tanning ifty two acres. ,d
Said petition will he for hearing on the 6tt
day of March 1864. JNO s. WAY,
Atty for Petitioner.
Psb. "a 1864 3w s aaf
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR THE
slfa 11etb n EC,1, n "

- Il6th REG I. .. ". /.
The undersigned, under orders, has
opened recruiting Office at Graysville
Ohio, for the United States service. The
Term of enlistment will be for three years
pay from $l3 to $50 por month, s33 pei
month for clothing and rations.
Recruits, 1902
Veteran volunteers, S402
Fs GEO. A. WAY,
Serg't. and Recruiting Officer.
Dee. %, 1863.-tf
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REMEMBER THAT THESE BIrTERS ARR
NOT ALCOHOLIC, and NOT intended as 6
Beverage.
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Constipation, Inward Piles, .Fullness sr
Blood tosthe Head, Acidity of the Stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food. Fulness
or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations,
Sinking or Fluttering at the pit OF tue Stom-
ach Swimming of the Head. Hurried and diff
fcult breathing, Fluttering at the heart, Chok
ing or suffDcatiug sensations when in a lying
posture. Dimness of Vision Dots or Webs he
fore the sight, Fever and dull pain in the
head, De.iciency of perspiration, Yellowness
of the skin and eyes, Pain in the side, back,
chest, limbs, &c. Sudden fushes of heat.
Burning in the flesh, Constant imaginings Of
evil, and great depression of spirits.
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Master commissioners Sale
Thomas Hope,


- ea' against
Solomon V. Wheeler and wife.
DY virtue of mandate to mo directed from
I'D the Court of Common Pleas of Nom oe
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the Court House
in the town of Woodsfeld, in said county,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and
four o'clock p. M, on h%7-sa
Saturday, Morch 81, 1864,
the following real estate situate in said coun-
ty to wit:
LOT NUMBER TWENTY IN THE
TOWN OF CLARINGTON,
in said County, with all the buildings thereon
Ordered by said Conrt to be sold at the suit
Of Thomas Hope, against Solomon v. Wheeler
and wife, to satisfy mortgage by them made.
Appraisement SS33,34. f
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Mas. Com. NJ. &. o.
Feb. "a, lS64-pf. $3.50
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Teachers Association.

THE next meeting of the Teachers AsEooi-
alton, will commence,
MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1864,
and continue in session one week.
Hon. f. f. White, State School Com
missioner, and one of the best educators in
the State, will be present to conduct the ex
ercises. Let5 there be general turn out of
the Teachers of our county.
ROBERT J. PRESHAW, Sec'y.
Feb. IT, l864-5w. ta
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NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP TREAsuB

NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP TREAsuR-
ERS.
The Treasurers of Townships and
Towns are hereby. requested to come up
and make settlement with the County
Auditor, aud receive the funds due them
between the 23rd and 9th days Of Feb.
ruary. - NJ. HOEFFLER,
Aud. M. C. o.
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Nth eaobcttIsemeuts,
SALE OF SCHOOL LAND 4!

a q { I#
NOTICE is hereby given, that there
~ will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton, at the front door of the oourt house, in
Woodsfeld. Honroo County, Ohio, on the
.f7iii End day of April neat, i-vs1q
between the hours of ten o'clock, a. r., and
o'clock, p. M, the following tract of School
Land To wit: ~
The east half of the north west q arter of
section mum Der sixteen, in original survey ed
Township number five, aud range humber six.
con. aiming 81 acres, more or less. Appraised
at S110O. 49, -, Z. : ~ 2. !. A15z
Said land in no case to be sold for less
sum than the appraised value thereof. One
twelfth of the purchase money, to be paid
at tbs time OF sale, the balance in eleven
equal annual payments, with SIX per centun
interest on the deferred payments, to be paid
annually.
NJ. HOEFFLER,
Auditor, Monroe County, Ohio.
Feb. 20, 1864-6w., -.
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RALLY FOR A VETERAN RECT

e402 Bounty for Veteran. 1902 Boun-
~ for new Recruits, a Furlough given at
the time of enlistment.
The 77th Regt now home on furlough
wants few hundred men, to complete its
organization.
The Regiment will Rendezvous at Ma
fiesta or Camp Dennisou, apply at the
Recruiting station, Clarington Ohio.
-a,sas rs sa4I c. III. MORRIS,
anes Capt. & Recruiting Officer.
e Feb. 10 1s64.-te.
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Feb. II, 1s64-2t.
Bounty FUND
VOLUNTEERS WANTED Fok THI
18th RECT. o. vi. ", olg

= The undersigned, under orders, has
opened Recruiting Office one door
south of Walton's Store. The term of
enlistmen will be for three years, pay
from $50 to $50 per month, $31 per
month for clothing and rations
Recruits, 1902
Veteran Volunteers, $4O2
N. j. MANNING.
Capt. & Recruitting Officer
Feb. 10 1s64.-.k
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OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting from Disorders of the Digestiv,
~ Organs: ~ f&Ef1[t
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Work Nike O CnovvN.
We >R\ooA PINS

are the most active and thorough pills thai
have ever been introduced. @
They act so directly upon the Liver excit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply a purgative pill
They are really
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JONES & + V A n S,

(Suooessor to C. M.rJackson,) Proprietprs.
exFor sale by JOEL JUDKINs, woodsaeld,
Ohio. ea ct2l, ls65-1y.
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NoNS>a SoAG-----
and consequent profit bo the Proprietor, thus
enabling him to expend
lae MNv>A VMoMsaMAs
Of dollars each year in advertising their
merits, and publishing the f!laes
MwvNevows CcvtlSlcNtes
which have been showered upon him from
NM Nosts oS NE CoMyltsN.
The popularity of the l 5 z.afs,..
B\ooA pwvvSles oylA VlNAs
h ths. they strike at the root Of Disease
by eradicating every particle of impurity
w Nc S\ooA,
tor the life and health of the body depends
upon the purity of the blood. aa 5f
If the blood is poisoned, the body drags
out q miserable existence. These medicines
Avc UNeNNANAsA
s for curing Ho4
Sbrottild, Syphilis, =" so"
Skin Diseases, Old Sores, ''L'
Salt Rheun., Phsunsat;snl,
Dyspepsia, Sick RsGdaohe,
Liver Complaint, Fsver and J4gus,
Leuoorrhsa, Fsn,ale Complaints,
> Frysipelas, st Jfnthony's Fire,
qLneors, Eruptiors, vea
c,,1o ar
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WILL cURE EVERY CASE OF

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, and Diseases from
DiSordered Stomach.
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Auditor, Monroe county, Ohio.
Feb 20, lS64.-6w., - --.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-24

Feb %, ls64.-pf. SIS $50.
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SNooA ov>A Xllwev pvM,
which, in conjunction with the
BNooA RAslSlev,

will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
aud, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, Costiveness, sash
Oolic Pains, Cholera Morbus,
Indigestion, Pain in the .BolDsIs,
s fFi Dizziness, etc
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
and they will say they are
GooA McAAelv>es, 4or
and you should try them before going ff
physician. H"ss at - h5la.a7
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted YOU will
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RATTLE FIeLp. Nay t.h. 1864


Meesrs Edit)Is Please put l!sh the fol-
loving casualties in the l2sh Georgia rrgi-
ment, Col. Edward Willis commanding.
FIELD AEn -ThFF.
Woupdct-Cyl Edward Willis, Alj't \ I
Johnson, S rg't Major W Banuun.
Go. E--K LED: A;ncf Rousseau, L S Jones
and " Marsh.
WoundYi- Ovid F-pnc,l. Thomas Brown,
j seph plii!ipH, q j ucrndon. W + Neuby,
Wm Lane Sc...'t j B Cay.
Co C-El,l.G: y Ii Gammagc, ii Smith,
T. q Wilmington.
Wounia1-.-p j Sleigh, j l. CIeckly, q I
Joaes, $ ~ Beavers j G Turner.
Co. D-hulcj: Lieut. j PcIrv.
" unltJ--s'corgc II Lowe, b W Harris,
j RJoncs, r L Nastn.
Co Elk lid meme
urdcd---Cnrp'i J " Lynn, J G Griffin.
Co F-klil,d mrne.
WcnnAeL-k S:rcarinSton. j " Webb end
Lieut. v q ibomr sou.
Co. G-til,,: I. b l'arrvman.
N y Du-i.m.
WCuaded- Scrg't Wn W Krulbrough, E
S johnson, Carp'l A Il West, Corp'!J W
Oaeps. Private Eli Brown.
60. l-kiilel Cape J NJ Briggs, Ii F Nc
Graz.
Wounded --Carp'l A j Westberry, Corp'l
r W Dampicr, Private Charley Cloud, W G.
Corlov
Go. k-kil'el no,r.
Wounded nune.
Respectfully Al. Tvckxn, Adi't.
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spHgsDAY NAV llth, lsUl.
SENATE.

The Seustn met Of T. o'clock, and was called
10 cider by tlr. Hunter, President pro tenn
pore.
Tue iii! to pr57i3e means OF transit across
,he Mississippi river If members of Congress
r,s ding vest Of s;.id river, ii going to And re-
turning ircn the Comic erato States Congress,
VA ra;n.iei witt, an amendment, which WAS
.,,rcca to, ard tho hill passed.
Mr.. WrGf,LL reported bill to repeal an
Nc; artiiis0 an act to provide STAFF and clcrl-
81 free inr anv general who may be assigned
hy HE Prcsij.ut tn duty ut the seat OF Gov
cI;.n,c.;. The hin wan referred ~ tho Cons
ai:t"e n Military htl:,s.
NJ. TIGraiI, l.y leave, reported bill 20
:.ruy:di. ratios it: iie officers of the array
iurlE. the Var. which was referred to the
Committee on Military A:i'Airs.
air. Ea!rarnH, oi Va, offered resolution
ia,truct:ng the Committee on Finance. to en-
ui.la n,o tho expeiic:Hy OF 90 amending The
!,S ian' q: the 18th CT Fchruary, lS64, As to
nro,ilv 5i.tt no Ona shall be liable to the pen
:lty thcr;in provided, for a failure 10 deliver
l.is tithe in kind. when the al ticIes taxed were
the product ot the year 1853.
Mr. JENI-oT presented the memorial OF
Capt T. L Vaughan, praying to DO released
iron; tha piyui:nt 81 certain moneys lost bY
hia. wills ;r.ia. ~ Qnartermastcr in the
a:n@ - Ten; rSsea
o. ~ lion oi a.. SPARROW, tho Senate ai-
iJur.ci.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TIC House mot at ~ O'Clock and was
ope.e, with prayer hy tho Rev. ~. Moore.
DEPARTMENTAL COMMUNICATIONS.
The SreaSgK laid before tho House com
,nMr icatlun !rom the Secretary CT the Treasu-
nv, in answer 10 certain resolutions of the
D.u,.. J.; iarrai ~ Select Committee.
SIR. CHIFFON, Of Alabama, introduced re.
aolu,ion oi inquiry I )nccruing the holding OF
hank notes by Hiicn enemies, and the expe-
tiel.cy OF amending the contscation law so rs
II make ii arIlY thereto. Adopted.
orTlrsRs' RATIoEs.
NJ. lilIroH, of Fiurid,, introducol hi!!
10 rcneal the 10: 10 allow commissioned eff
GERS lna army rafiu;s, and tho privilege tt
purchasing l;:airg irom the Quartermaster' s
department
Sir. ArkiHs. of tennessee, moved to amend
by ins"rtias il the original bill. "provided
;h.ls rarl commissioned officer be allowed to
draw o,c r .tiun for his servant.
Mr. MiiI.ER. Of Virginia, moved t. ra'rl
iii ani amendment to lie Military Commit
tcc. Loot.
Mr HaLbWis. al Virginia, offered IN amend
m,ent. tcad,n", he c0r-iteTati,n OF which the
Ii,us;:, u,, motion nf Mr.. HEISKELL, u Ten
ncgsar re aolved itEelr. into secret ecsainn.
d. nal
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N.. ;.yKg II. O. RertaSk?, iniTcduSfa .esT
:u:;ou irarpt:ine ,c CaGa1':!'s 90 a'."''
fairs 10 i, Grira mo the 60 ,.''"n'! . - 49,,
;r4 he, law imyCs.: gu'-:ahn"'. va y.
.bs.,t v;,,.ru; !aay.. o. ~ho may s@"ee" -
p,.ve given. h!nuly'' =, IN
Mir rEnhuxs .! l.omoiaiis' in'r'duc0G o'll
to f;ciliia. he pnt'!e'n II! "f r.HhS u "'eu
o,f :, r, and sol iic:s i icrr:"i
W. |, ,MkIN. cI Mississippi, int oiuctd bal
~ -v1,nr prepayment Of claius OF 'aersaIn
pron.riy Improperly Impressed by the Confeds-
ne GJvernnlai' Rc;!rrt1.
Mr.. SMrru IL n q, introduced Il bill 10 re.
peal gn nc! r. guuii,i% The l,anting OF turloaghs
an discharges in Hospitals. Rsf,rred.
MILITARY ACCOUNTS.
Mr. Mnu< Of S. c., introduced bill! 10 pro-
viz. iJr TIE speedy adjustment Ct accounts ha
lisouysicr officers AMI agents ailegeo ". 0'
forged ny enormously paid a,.,,a ,
NJ, llEIsKmli, # Tennessee, lnIounceu d
AIN, roe ,Iu,,ou allowing the Po3tma'tcr ueue,a'
a,,;Io,. indies for thu present to distribute The
- pcf,r.ed TO The Postal Committee.
On motion of Hr HEIsiiELL. Especial commit
90. a. three WAS appointed TO report upon 'nH
.x.ru,iou and abuses of the Impressmens Law
il. TerI4ssea. =. -,
On motion Of Mr.. McMULLEN. OF Va, North
~.st rn Virg min WAS also included.
Mr.. SEXrnN, Of Te1ss, introduced bill e1-
.eu;irg ;hs time for funding Treasury notes
vest OF the Mississippi river. terred.
Sir BALDWIN, OF Va. introduced resolution
tim. the President be respectfully requested 10
lsile such st; pI rs will secure tho regular trans
,,isaiou Of the correspondence of this city and o,
Cnrsrass now ropr, scented 10 be in The KIchmoho
Pos: nilieA Adopted.
Mr.. McMu:IrS, Of Va, introduced q RESP
!ution that ne Committee on the ConlmIssary
aud 9 sarterinus:er Departments be 'nstfncseC
/, inquire int the expsdioney of providing o.
| .ec,ual:y by law that persons in the employ
ment OF the two departments aforesaid slai
| not H.. allowed, hereafter, 10 receive any pe'
cuniary rocoml epss for official services unit
sh, shall have satisfactorily shown td:!t the,
| are not within the c,nsari p ages or have beer
disab! ed in War for the active performance
mill .ary duties in the fold. Adopted
RELIEF OF TAx-rAYERs.
MIR. FcersR, Of Ala introduced bill To-
tho relief OF taxpayers in tho first congress
sional dittrict OF Alabama. referred
Mr.. SWAN move / ttht the House take re-
cess till o'clycE i. NJ. -,
On motion Of Mr.. B.YeE. 81 :. u IN
House adjourned.
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No anxiety attended the temporary suspcn'
sion of official reports from General Lee, ano
6 despatch, on yesterday, from that truly
reliable gentleman" proved that there Was
no occasion for any. The enemy, it appears
after week Of damaging battles, hiss oee''
driven back upon fredericksburg q po''..v'
which he could have secured with ease "1'n
ant any Srhtin. wha,eysr. l. y d'"osiNSS
,nado to appear in the \ che" ''''.'s' h'N
ever, taa. tho occupa.!o': 1t F'.ier''N' n''E
xcas n strategic tcusumma'i':', c-:'i&a,iS 'a'a
j,,.r i, the prorra.nluo IL :. -'a;lN!Sry a!''r-
..a.nt 70 the capture e E;th nnC.', ";h:'.
Tho ro-ts, via Tie Wi,darr2a3. vas rather -
c;rcuitors enc, AID invc!T;d :. rs, necessary
Of course, Of sorae t"cn:y thousaHn mHh'--
The Beaver Dam raiding party, It s''"''' " i,
oycrtaken at Ashland, carly yesterday i"Vr"-
ior by the advance Of Fir&. Lac" caV'.'Ey'
nSder Colonel Munford. whiHte! "4'' 10Y
lcg,l an. and. FIR q time. ~ least. los. \
razor. re,shed the 1i!y ia',n!%at thai they '''::
made their appearance on the Brock tn'nf:"r
about three milcs and half from the city, with
i, the outer iortiica.ions. Wbat hec"me OF 'Ee'"
afterwards remains 10 be nstcri.lntd &c
Sou.h-side remained quiet during YESTERDAY
although sundry runors as to supposed We
orous and striking movements OF the enemy
wore ah,at. Our news columns will iuruisil
the details of tho last few days operations
near Petersburg. On every baud, cheering
news comes to us. and, from present appear
ances, will continue to come III until "ta'S
cruel war is over"
Since the above was written, Ecws 'i;ts ar
r:vea announcing an engagement with tne
raiders at the Yellow Tavern with the lraFo'-
,art addendurn that they were cnt q; 'r''i"
retreat. General Sslar: WAS slightly .rnn'-
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e=a sai Injiiuas G-.so c: ;hras q ':,sit ~.
.c;.g to :ie Eeys::.s a.:aY, a;arY y shea9 81,
f3cr: .,rr r"2;uT.i il t"e Rsars "FI,!,'
i;icl.a.u.. il 49,. s. g: 49," :tcs.,an'h-i ~
!.i.utf, So Th,i:: :. s.s,:.r- i,.ru@' A::"'hl
IA this G..Y: ~. il = ,:ui r'...-.:" 90 n
Belle l. i". ire otic.:s 81. g.. Lii. al BE-
!5ns:d TO the 9Th corps, co.Gu.""atd T. iia1-
GOES They ars deaI1e'ilG the host !.'"klI:S
{. 4 ..:nst gsnteel set 0! Var KEGS We have ever
- y, ..nd conducted tkenS9!1eS while pas5lr g
,..~,nsh the s'rcels. "i'L more prupr!sry than
- - ne cxlt"ica. IKE prisoners were ts-
k,-, ab VI :. A!:i2 .-9In town. 10 place known
rs White Rrck v Were they ars unw ell
anmro,. Guarded ~ the set;rd class militia,
urd i ca.:..;and. o. Captain }. i. Win!rc' ,
tie .cn:Ur ta;,;.in Of III. battalion. The of :
ctr. .7a confined il tie Guard tou,e. Add
tio.is he exported t. ht III tda 10 the number
.: -uyr - transportation can bc provided.
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Private Johi Pnyr .tsL

Killed., e sunrise, on - nriuy mGruIr :. - .'.
thc r".;!e Ui the "H!!Ieru"s - Pr .i,r son.
fI.hE., L. Company f. I,h virgin. ayl:.y.
Years .rn OF d.! r. =. fs,.". nov OF I..l.icg ,-.'
DINA ani LraEtSU;. Of ;'c IL: ,!r. 800. t....
City.
Ecs-, poignant and a20n=i"2 |, ihg ar~,.. ..'.
'aT e.s.I C0n'sys I" I"a-s a"sr.sr wul,a ~,Ir,. r
"grh up IN this :.Dbl- young ;7aA 40 '.uTG. s>...
AL M 'rct!Css - J-sti"t 20 TIA. ClIf.-..
rIIir ,T.: lisa 10 alt r.tr whom H.. aim Ia
nut.i.ss traYc s. lit, KAT hrSh O.: aG.m -
:"rr!:y hat ,lTOird pat lot sm EEi.rG :. 20 4...
T;.ia!y t-i.ds:ne-s @: heat, which Caus-i Ll0 . .
z d b! tIO5 % %nCm he was nclsrEL .rG .,.' ..,
IL NED &" produce .r.IrIgHy y. "a IL ~ lt.# '.
the rI.ir uf those ";l-ss att :r- I",' 80 ..
arsstts: 50 .nt.'cly crushed Dy I'll, tier "..~. O.
Iea a. l.. lived, IL the 'ai:lt.l Gs n .ISr Of ia'
>; the "a. lie Of sh,rp;trr:. IN ;-'.t, :" w. Zoe.
i"naGi 0! the "uJyerGU.s Ipar ..i'cc J.'iiaa..
Vas taken prisoner by the emmy. \ see r! '''
hriGS nee. lied vss Circc H.rd anu ~: - 80
c'. ~ iar ui.n-s. Uu; = "a. COTS ."vdi.>. T.
ca..stl n IL rist 0: SORROW ~ uc sh,.."d mo Ut"
% j1J, SAGE WATCH tine Il. has bee J"i.':,
than ever b. fore, TO .iIJse "hg!a lie 20 t':nts'a'
tL;cr;ES tIe> service again !as' : ''',E $50 80,
comma led .n= same r,sprct, S.h he san.'
b., lls coaiUct, which had b-en ~, a. an p!H.-''
deed, ths ugh eSe.y chaG:- Of his Sc Lem e''.,
Mes Row tai en-, 4 noble martyr IL 'h"' hoy 9.
much loved H. has I-f: i'.eci"ui i.gac? D :, -
worth, ,s;eeE. ard affection TO u vac 50 o'E1 -.
h. hs. left an aching void IN on. .,rcEe1 bear -
never he filed. u
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FROM NORTH GEORGIA.

DALToS, May l0th.--The enemy cut the
railroad below this point and Rcsac:., yester-
day evening. Grissbg's brigade fought them,
driving them four miles they making atr5-
bora resistance. The cnemJ's force il esti-
mated at l1,010. composed ofiufantrJ, caVal-
ry am artillery. Wistlor had u sharp en-
gasamcnt with their cavalry on the Cleveland
road yeaterdu7 afternoon, driving the m and
cap;urrng 9o prisoners. including CD. La-
grange, commanding brigade, ard tn crm-
missined officers. The enemy mc7ei last
night IL rha direction Of Resaca with ma jori-
ty III ;beir t0rc"s. Oar troops Rrs III line
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-13

TIE TRANS MISSISSIPPI VICTORIES
a correspondent "t IL Ai.!nis. ".:pfeGi,
writing irv.l ;..o Tr:2s>,i iG.irli h:,@r--
ment, in relation 10 he it,.:.. ;.r.uTi.2 IL
that quarter, sags:
riresc Victories ,Sii !.s'ra - !car.- 2, 1
nerve the nrn- ~ oar lrr:..n MI.,t Il Il g
river, VITO, re d"i.a. MT. r.,ti riy tn TIC @ui
pJr: III tho lrgI: =. :n.u "rE.;. Us - -. =. -
sure that CCul.sly :.C,n in!:hcr inya-tr.i.---
Many of ,hcm, probably, viii H. cn"bIe! @
cultivate the crops which nc Yankees have
planted, ard reap the proceeds before Lincoln
will be able To send another 'iicc,.Tc force
against ti!cm, even ii he shali ny.p ;:Tr Tic
power Of 90 az 50, winch we du Do. believe
will be the case lie now bne iiH In ID to mi
on this side of the river give uuch attention,
~ ti:c west, aai General B.nes nj, call for
rci-:iOrceiEen:s IL van. lie &c .tcr raii,.-
bili;y is. tEat F!.is iiGiy,l:al viii De- caisj 20
Waahirgt1n u give 40 :ac3unt II ua stcH.
ar,isfip.
These victories AMI triIm phg IA tie West
| will 20 far 10 teach tEs pe0IC ~ lie N.i,h.
the ut;cr folly I! attempting ,nr,h"r :ui ing
ii)n Of tic South. They viii te;..:h Item The
impossiblity Ct hUid'rg !i' "I.ntr3 ap,! c;n-
ing 1t 10 advantage, c!cn Alter they !.'sFa d.: r
made ccnqnt.. ot i. Il here w@s III" ar
ton Of gu; c,dn::Y wi;ic;. ,h,y roas.'jcr,: 10
be firmly within ti!c:r grasp, II 49, ;.2st
Louisiana, yet this Las lees SEe,.t,t IRON.
them and we believe without. ia. h".r Gc g
c1rcry. So if will he wi::i .::kan:aG, ~ wi'l,
Missouri So wi.l! ic'.ltcssv:, mDd - w.th l. q:
lucky. The r"'wTn .garc l. il0.: ii,W ne Hacl.
upon the N0l;h, ar.i Il" ,aft5.. p.u,g 81
stay IL progress l. wi,i roll u a" ~.
gathering atrenrFh and .nuqic &. =. PRO-
crosses, until the e;.!irs -, u,l !, r. ..~:.,d
'rom Tie deSIo,:c tread Of tha ...rhf9 ipy@-
der.
General :i7riu l,r >25n.: = have - tre to
contend with IL lc.as, and Cen Sn!::, Y Ill
remain de during tho sprinr al.d summer. IS
it will De- Impossible !pr L;,.t,ln % sandy
Banks with . new force :Gif.cl,i. :tf,i.: 10
rches tee car! i;,.gn.
Oar castari :.:v n"IrfIci pad lac ta..' 81
their most j0via !=r'is nm S.n,,"rf: s,i..--.
From this Gay form hey vii: - m"Ga 10 "a
more iE!nTia:irg s:.tg ii ;-u'fsrn So ?
thar they have hilt.slr ie!=. Cur p. -.
!oGg oppressed, ure gOw thor "yEiy q. used.
aid Cur soldiers may b" RAD Ia ho ju,t he
ginning ~ fight. Tie lar E.v Y Ill 40 loE .:l2
find the South al elysium !or him. lie is igw
required to lake up Ills bed ed YAH" ard
go home, where he b"!onrs - he bat; e8
thus .ar fought this slring, have E6l mosr
powerful and l.grsua.i7e tiiec. upon nm in
this direction, Luz NJ where GJrr 70 than IN
the West. Tho great Union slider Banks
would now seem to be On big slide himself,