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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17

Too MUCH TwIsTINa.-The follies OF
grown people are frequently brought out by
children in startling prominence. Two
girls of twelve or fourteen years passed
along Lake street yesterday, surrounded by
hoops and trailing dresses over the dirty
pavement. They were novices in the man
agement of such rigging, but determined to
acquire the art or die in the attempt. "Do
Itwist too m uch ?" asked one of the aDxi-
Gus couple, as she wriggled along. "Oh
no." said the other dropping little behind
to observe her, "but if you could raise lit
tie more on your toes as You squirm, il
would throw your dress better"
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17

Sometime ago the, New York Tribune
wanted to know. because the New York
News printed McClellsn's report, why 1t
was. ii be was not q traitor, that be Teeeiv-
ed the support of traitors If Lincoln does
not believe that the" Constitution is league
with death and covenant with hell" why
docs Garrison support him? If he does net
believe our Aag is ''aun ting lie." why
does the Tribune support him? If he is
not miscessnationist. why do the sixty
four spinsters at Port Royal. who are rs-
ported to have practically applied the doc
trine, support him?
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17
Jennie Davis and I.

On sunny summer morning,
Early as tho dew was dry,
Up the hill went a berrying;
Need 1 tell you--tell you why1
Farmer Davis had daughter,
And it happened that knew
On each sunny morning JenDy
Up the hill went berrying, too.
Lonely work is picking berries,
So joined her on the hill;
"Jenny, dear, )" said "your baskets
Quite too large for one to ILL.,"
So we staid--we tYo--to fill it,
Jennie talking-I was still
Leading where the hill was steepest,
Picking berries up the hill.
"This is up hill work, )" said jennie;
$50 is life," said /, "shall we
Climb it up alone, OF Jennie
Will you come and climb with mel"
Redder than the blushing berries
Jennie's cheeks moment grew,
While without delay she answered,
"I willcom and climb with you."
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17

Fun is the most conservative element OF
society aud ought to be cherished and en-
courased by all lawful means. People
never mot mischief when they are merry.
Lanohter is an enemy to malice foe to
scandal and friend to virtue. 1t promotes
GOOD tenn per, enlivens heart and brightens
the intellect. Let US laugh when we can.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17
MAYsvILLE. MARCH II. 1864.

A woMAN's QUESTION.
Before trust my fate to thee,
Or place my hand in thine,
Before let thy future give
Color ard form to mine,
Before peril all for thee, question thy soul to-
nigt for me:
break all slighter bonds, nor feel
A shadow of regret;
Is there one link within the past
That holds Thy spirit yet;
Or is thy faith as clear and free as that which 1
can pledge to thee?
Does there within thy dimest dreams
A possible future shire,
Wherein thy life could henceforth breathe,
Untouched, unshared by mine7
If So at any pain cost, OH tell me before all is
lost.
Look deeper still. If thou canst feel
Within thy inmost soul
That thou hast kept portion back,
While have staked the whole.
Let no false pity spare the blow, but in true
mercy, tell me so.
Is there within thu heart need
That mine can not ful5lH
One chord that any other hand
Could better wake or stilll
Speak NOVELIST at some future day my whole
life wither and decay.
Lives there within thy nature hid
The demon-sPirit Change,
Shedding passing glory still
On all things new and strangel
1t may not be thy fault alone-but shield my
heart against thy own.
Couldst thou withdraw thy hand one day
And answer to my claim,
That Fate, and that to-oay's mistake
Not thou-had been to blame;
Some soothe their conscience thus; but thou-ch,
surely thou wilt warn me now.
Nay, answer not-I dare rot hear
The words would come too late;
Yet would spare thee all remoIse,
So comfort thee my Fate;
Whatever on my heart may fall-remember, l
t00lild risk IL all
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17

esaF52bsts q A-izs
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17

Brethren, said Spurgeon. if God had re-
ferred the building of the ark to commit
tee on naval affairs. its my opinion it would
not have been built yet.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17

The pur pose of an unmarried woman Il
generally like herself-siagle.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17

Few ladies are so modest as to be unwill-
ing TO sitiD the lap or ease and luxury.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17

The ship on which lady loves to en-
bark on the sea of enjoyment, is courtship.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
TaENATIONALPATENTO OFFICE.
SNGDE iR l. Waite
229 Broadway, New York.

/deeht Soliciting ln1se md Idte;.t Commits
son Wrus. tcaatlucl
CtOLICiTING.-This Company will act az At
- torneys for securing Patents for new lnvcn.
ions in thi. Country and Europe, On tie most
reasonable term: con.iuct infringement cases, aud
procure renewals for Patents.
Cur ErifLfton {.oOms and Selling D.pirtmNnt
We respectfully submit to the public that ours
is the only responsible Soliciting House in the
World thu. has an Exhibition Room, and an ell
eicn; ard successful selling department attached
On Patents taken out by Us We require no adj
vance fee for selling.
I'VE are i'll regular communication with upwards
}, $50 Patent >rliers throughout the country who
.icp,n who'll, for their supply upon Us. Our
Exhibition Ro, ms corner broadway and Barclay
streets i'll the very heart and ceu"r OF the city.
are daily visited by numbers OF Capitalists and
mcn Of Enterprise, seeking Investments in valua-
Die Patents, Tor the purpose of re selling in sub
v .icns white others aud heavier capitalists are
.lways reao3 to purchase y useful Patent and en-
gage IN its Manufacture, and TINS secure lucra-
ave monopoly. These sources OF te...nd that
are daily augmen,iny are fully sufficient to ab-
sorb the entire supply OF Patents now being is
u ed and ut lair prices.
Consignments ci Patents for sale respect
fully soi,i.ea. Any information free Respon-
.ibie Agents waI.ct: II Nse:y ccnntv and town
,,ho have fixed places OF bnsinr.s-.o sau.. we
,y,l pas $50 per quarter, and per cent all
sales, to act as our agents, Ter ;he explanation
one hour or more per day OF the models OF such
,,ucnts as may be placed in their hands tor sale.
IL good statesmen. who will give their whole time
70 business, will pay {3s month Also travel
ing Agents wanted at fair salary.
Agents al be required 10 give some satisfac-
Dry security or depc, ] he cost price Of models,
.'ich will be refunded when Ietn.Ie-. Address
enclosing stamp;
SNYDER d WALTERS, No. 22e broadway.
REFERENCES We, the undersigned. Io.".s, hu-
.Iness in New York City, do authorize Joseph 5.
Walters aud Z. u. Snyder, comprising the firm
If he National Patent Gfi.ce TO refer to us, ana
.yethelieve they will conduct their business upon
strictly hunorable principles.
LSigned New York Feb 29th.
-Mckcwan, Esq, Importer, SIS Maiden Lane, n.
\. City. ": l.. Taylor, Egg, tanker, IS Wall
st., n. y. City; Cnas. II. tcsrAces. Esq, Bank
r, 4s Pine ST., n. \: CITY; Shepherd, Seward !
20, Importers, IA Pearl Street, n Y City ).
Y. City; John W. Kirby, Esq, Metropolitan
.,ank les broadway, n. y. City; fl. Arthur.
Esq, British and American Exchange banking
corporation, G3 Wall ST.. n. \. CITY; H. y.
mith. Esq, Chemical Bank, corner OF Broad
way aud Chambers ST. ~ u City.
4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

These B.ters are prepared in pure bourbon
vhisky, from accumulation of over 90 different
kinds Of roots. barks and herbs which, act in per
feet concert one with the other. prepared from the
original formula given by the great Chief, hsd
Jacket, 10 DR. Chaplin who used them successfully
in his practice for mary years, and by their use
gained 70 great apopulsrty in the cure 81 dysRep-
STA Liver Complaint. Constipation, Sick and Ner-
vous headache. Fever and Ague, and aid is-ases
arising from ,orpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering firm either OF these lUathsomc diseases
will find a sure cure By the use Of these Bit:ers,
which are perfectly pire and free from all those
drugs ard poi-ons usually put up in such prepar-
atoms and palned of on an uususpect NJ public.
One trial will convince the most skepticsl that in
Red Jacket is yirture which none other possess.
They strengthen and nyigorate the system.
Tbey are rncqualed for general debility.
They gre u sure cure for dyspepsia
Thev give a good and healthy appetite.
They asss: digestion.
rhev are the best s'irnuent in existence
They are "a preventive Of fever and ague.
They relieve constipation
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable,
Aged persons and delicate females will find they
can save large doctor bills by use oitiiese Bt;ers
Beware Of counterfets. Red Jacket Ri:.ars are
only sold in bottles. with cur name flown on the
eide --a;-,-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
EISH'S
LAMP HEAT NC APPARATUS
BOILING FRYING -STtWING STEPPING
with tbs fame that light, the room.

B. the fame Of common lamp a. .he cost Of
1 cents worth of oil. very comfort able break
asst can be cooked. ~ Y Tribune.
Simple in construction, easily kept in order,
ready Tor use in moment convenient
to have OH hand Druggists Circular.
Fish : Lamp is OF the most popular novel
ties Of tie day the utility 1s !. is unquestionable
great saving is made in heating and cooking
small articles and can be made to cook mea.-
or a great mapy persons, which is actually done
IN the ambulance cars which carry the sick sol
,iiers- Scientific American.
For family use. hospital tent. barraek. picnics.
fishing, nursery, or sick room. it is al article Of
om.oit beyond all proportion to its cost. Hall 5
Jour of Health.
have tried the apparatus and my wife and
proclaim the same most valuable and ind~pens
able article, aud we now wonder how could
lavc So long aoae without it Ed Coal Oil Cir
:alar.
An economical contiivance tos getting VI heat
II short notice for nursery and general household
purposes, important point is the
saving in cost over coal fires. y. \. Evening
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
CuAmg.n Buk0 Jul, 81

OHA6B2k bCk0 Outl -
90 the norn liz vi ~ luz re0, i
der cum,nund vi M.C,u.'snd, win
ICE o. abou, $40 laep, '"'' fen CLsm0e's
tsburg aud demanded S5Vo.OOO t'om ~
z:ns under thrtxt vi burning ID
..n. TnIs r,qu's,,.on wss IN whiting, III
xned by Cru. abal EM'y.
Il b.. teen e.,AuiIerci by undisputao
..,nuny tuat this uemAud Wan . mv
.ext 90 the part Ut .no us'su iess
yer ny tue plan to bur" u ~ the srou"
thuu, g,yiuy any time to fsu'se pf'ss'
o.e.,y, and scaic, y tlne tvr tue c'sizs0
rcmove their tsuil'ea.
roe, h,eo tie btuses oi our cisAx M u
reap. fifty places. Over 2OO houses !.
a. heart " tue city were CONSUMED,
u lug all tue public Uuiid,ngs, stoses 81
clio, cuuprsrg shuut two 'h'rd. VI
~n con,alu,,g 6WO ,uLso:tsnis. Thu
gc uvd, U, c,.z..s ale reduced ilv
m!,it 10 sbsv.uto poverty.
Tue ivss ~ii Ue largely .yei ~ OoO,oVO
Y tnuut aid trv,u abroad, ttero VII b
cat suH ring y. "u. ""saTunhy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

NAssviLiE, Tenn, July -.
Shernas's army 80 axa's p"s - motion
.s,rrd.v TO accomplish IN important opera
an lvokiug 10 ~ <sriy Investment " Al alta
The enemy yesterday attempted 70 interrupt
- NOV, mrnt by attaching the 18Th our but
,rrr badly t~puised. During the cou est ~
j., az from the Rebcls several Regimenssl hsga
The public may rest assured that ever thiny
40 been ruccessiul.
/. appears that Gen. Bragg come TO Al snts
rom Richmond, aud st . cou' c,l ri war held
.,r The uurpUer, Stated that Atlanta mutt AMI
.,.vuid b. held IT all hssards. Jvhus an rspl,-
i that " .iv ~, w0uid r quIfs The ssesi6cs
:, shs ~hsls army, 70 which 10 vVa.d not cvn.
-.nt, aud therefore resigned The cUnmand
vas + ndxrxd " Uatd~e, Who reiused " sccept
OIL ally serms, and il was given ~ Hood W
..auditivn that ho would defend the city ~ the
IT.
The Rebels are said 10 have constructed
tong ~vtAs n Atlantis, and i,s nut as a" un'
kelly that they MAY ke. Us ~ ia ivr lee
lays longer II they rem ,in III their present. y"
..livu, III. even II they do, Hood eau scarce
We r,nuans OF his army.
A etter from \ general IHicer on duty Of tns
,uu,. tescrib 8 The battle vi the 2.d ~ bein
ne severesI hgnt ever had IN the West W
I'd =. the time he wrote already buried =, 2Ju
h.ls, and had 900 yet u bury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

SCOTT CouxrY. Iowa, ~. $. Revenue s,.c,
the District Court. : 5.cen.s.
Encch ketci,um. plaiDtiK, vs. Kober, Christ.
Lucy V. Christie, William Thor,ninx. N.t".n
una JOin L. Lofwiin, Invfrus " un,,.,ca..
a. e. Fulton. ~ l.. Prescott, Is. IS. WYDdwsrS
csorse L. Davcnport and MArHeuretes l,e.
Claire, executors oi Antoine I.e1;is,rr d.c..s
"a, VIM u. Snznd, Chas H. kinke.,I r..
npsri u Supervisors Of Scott Count, law.
2c"'t county Tor ,be usc vi the e;ct,.oi E.n,
nm. Dssiison, t. u. Diasby snd A. u ttfos:
Dy. his vie, Theodore Il. Wetnor.. .e,end.
ants "s's1u-
To esch and every Of above defendant.
You ARE HEREBY yuriFry,, m. o.
or before the Io!h day Of October Is,,x
pet.ti"a will be Fled by said ulainsw -
heschufa, III the office Vi the Clerk ~ ~. ~.
tiict Court Vt scott county, in the State O, l.ra
claiming Of you the following relief viz ,...;
we tue OF ~ iour IN block tlire g, of Kolrrs
c Ill pr. u part Vt the east half Of the
e'uth- sesi quarter 81 section ninese.p IN ,,,...
AMP sesent, eight, range hour east Of the ST.,
n, and more fully dsscr,bsd - ,o,..v =" =.
wit: beginning Szs feet west iron = n..., i, -
eastern ..undsry line II said qvarter s.cs,o -.
~ co,.sr 4. .s 80 ss nosti irSn ne svss;
Qses Ss0G ssia b1ac{ Of hes;ss;s! .ns... o ~.
- feet. thence SJrsSf cr9 S.;S =. sS;'seY-,y~
asp feet. thence east seventy f,sr "a. ~
snenct soute one huadsed an.i Hsy $50, feei "a
Plat o. IeSnn'ng; be essabilshed aud cosfifupel
~ p's'ntin, and that eschsnd every Of defend.
.nts erei. be forever barred from setting !, .,.-
siaim, or right, title, or right Of redenpsi5n Il
or u said premises. -
No personal claim IL made .v.r..
named dsiendsat except sas s.,a ny o. :sovs
tie. SuSU'
anu unless you sppear thereto and defend on ar
80 nocn 2. the second day Of the next tern 81
saa Dissrict Court - BE- begun snd holden On Tie
~ .,, o. Meveaaess, 4. D. lssl yosr q
prayed.
Nsesd - eOlA - n Jsly. leAe,
...~ec..- SgtWAoS . A64OTDouo.. n
E" As>ssUys ~ r)oin0k W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

For Medical and Table uses which are perit civ
pure. and need only be tried TO be appreciated
None genuine unless they have our ND td5el on
each bottle and initials pressed IN wax over
the cork Sold by all druggists and dealers
throughout the country. Call for our goods and
take no other Circulars 10 the trade supplied
application TO BENNETT PETERS 4 co.
Sold by No. Il River ST.. Chicago.
f. s. Balord. at wholesale BY Iseiderbecke i
Miller. iune2n-d6wlv
sold ut wholesale in Chicago b, Fuller, Finch
4 Fuller, Bushnian & Van Setback, W b. Har-
ris Z Co. and c. F. Smith. druggists. In Dav
cn,.ort by Bciderbeck 4 Miller incl 8 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
bALiIMuRg. JuA 81

All doubt - to the .vud ,.... -,
Gen. 0rsnt's army se-.ns t. 10 rea.v.,
a 'ster d'-Pssch just received, Gays tue a.
sso't cohme0ce0 1t O'Clock VI Saturd.
@or"lDg, ~ . tsrrio.c caplvs,ou, vac
comp'estly dessroyUd one u the xnrn.
principal iorts 10 tout VI Petersburg. q,
s'ss'tB VI s'xieeo guns rb,. -. ,..,a.,.
0sss VI ruins. Upon tu,s exv,os,on -.
cutlery Opened wIta uns slwuit .neu,,, -.
along our cutiss Hue,
w ~ tho eav'"g Of tho mail bat n
o'civcks - hat captured tw other ..,,,.
Woke, snd step the entire outer ina ~ ~, =.
eUbel entre0cnments. ~ w
tse oa'e': continued to progress viii
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

BALTIMORE, Aug. IA letter from For.
.lonree says later advicrs from the fion,
,i,ow we were unable to hold all The grouiit,
atncd i'll tn assault Saturday, Vt BEN,
Mostly commanded by an inner line. an"
nat tn. works captured by our forces wc.,
claken by the enemy.
We tcok 800 prlsoncrs in the assault
Ass on both sides probably FROM 4,UUo IL
,,puo
Reports from Gettysburg and Emmc,s-
,u.g iepr,sen. 'ha' yaisc Exists there AM.
li,uuginiit that cou.'try, the people beicv
rs the rebel appn oac,ins III large tooce.
lh,s morning train from FreuI:..cE CANT
II as usual, and brings report that grca.
xcit.mcit prevails there on account. o.
hunters order Tor the expulsion OF aebc.
,mpathizers beyond o # lines.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
3 -
ADJUcANT 0FNERAt,a vVFrCR
L..

ADJUrANT GENERAL. "FrrCx,t
s'Av a.oas in auth, lSA. I
0sswA Oveers No. 2a
I 80 Militia co upanies II this stass. iul, :.
$40 ~ armed aud equip, cd. IN Ii. thr Sossn~,L
efs VI COUNTIES vii 10 d thsmssvs. Ia readiuss
f,r not service VI y ,noms. . not %.
H. The Atds.ds. amr Of Oh eve nor gill GO
~ proper supply ot AMIN .ritiUn fur lishsa T.
. ach ~ dieI.
"a. Thu Aid-.ds Camp Of the Gov rnor y
he ev the exisvrc,s. VI he e.s demand, nd ,
c,npany In ths,s .ecs,ss districts N . aeaiv.
rvics In any county, Uut n0s outside IL. ooa..
d.s,ss Of the .,u.e.
Nv. Ifs , xuerfillA, rob. Of. or hief roseos 70
1issoufi from o,hsr 8.sts this State, &.
be puspos murder. rvooery - n ewing. II
asms tsnds, q. sevuas will b On rsa .his h..
pa'imsnt Of prts -. ere t-k.n. shu any ON sr wh.
sakss - prisonsr 81, 81 rr,ia. ma assss. tAisl
" na cad E VI cs .e4 6snA ~ 1t unos b
diam sssd fr.m The .,t - .srs,es.
'. Bi.lk cartridges ell 10, - . I'd b my
s,d,ss In q etase Ger VICE, osdessd Uus vi
h. protection Of our OF sns, and any U.sts office,
Ill .~itg the use Of b xnx sridvss for ske pre-
esvAt VI The pubic p. whom Osc cred In: sss
viss, v Il - o1ee b. dismissed fsvD the 0taae 81
vAeA
VI. Three hundred additional sand Of am
9Th aeeouii smehte ana anouni,ioo havo SHE >
bssn furnished . the southsrn border. This will
give OR con . lee II the shsee so~es sisss II eoa.
tss eboa. 80 ss.. u asms and sasas, Of smns.
nitiSa.
n moro asas sad amaaasiua s,s needed the,
VIII b fasnlahol.
"a sAs.s.
v.oAA Adlo1oot 0eoseol g .OWA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under the
name Of Bi,ters, put up in quart bottles compound
ed Of the cheapest whisky or common rum, cost
ing from 2" to ~ cents per gallon. the taste dis
guised by Anice or Corander'Seed
This class Of Bitters have caused and will con-
tinue to cause ~ long Us they can be sold, humid
reds TO die the death Of drunkard. BY their
nse the system is kept continually under the in
tuerce Of &c bolic s'in,ulants OF the worst kind
the desire for Liquor IS created a., E,Lt -, ard
the result 10 all the horrors attendant Upon y
drunkard life aud death.
For those who desire and will have Liquor
Bit.ers we publish the following receipt. Get
uNE BOTTLE or HoOrLAND's GERMAN BITrxRs. and
mix with three QUARTS OF GOOD liRANxI or WINS
Kr. and the result will be preparation that will
gxcEL in medical virtue and true exceiency any
Of fhA i.4a.o. Ei..c-s in the world. and will cosT
xGcu Less. You receive Az the si....etcf y f.
lands b!tters i'll connection with coed atticl' OF
Liquor, s. zach e.s price than these Inferior
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

-. n..,.,. ~" I0As, July 81.
g - - =. ssys ~ cleo. Ton "a, h.I cS 70
I , brsvrs sAs"e che NJ Oslesn, sr,.,..
q svs Wiesssossasnt tue eu,.,s ,ns,..,r.
s'os " sss RID led No, nearly on. : :,
8 vueee Wtss eoss iss q men. ~. d,.
D es4d easd dsss atstoss vssce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

GUY WV u
The great went, 50 long anticipated, v
the es plosiOn Of the mine under tho ret
fors, !" irunt Of the 8 b army cc.ps, ca,
OF tins murn,ng, 1t 40 minutes pa,
O'clock. Picket firlrg was k.pt up
night, and In fact, wien the match Was .,
Piled 81 the mine tn. skrni.hcrs -.
sui engaged on both SIDES Ia. vciu
Of DIRT Wss lmmen.c, and wa thrown
thf.e hundred tsrs In the siI. III.
corps 1t Uncs cbsrg d the works, DIV
che rebels 10 their SECOND linz Of entrrnt
nents, taking . number oi prisoners, a."
OF whom we're dug IA, If tue DIT, Bad
bruised. Tuese r. bel prisoners state t.
Ony about dux 81 rem .,n VI tue,r r.,
Msnt.
A. SION - the explosion took place,
bundrcd aud twenty guns nn,neu,ss.
opened in ,ur front. wuiie th. mu.tct
played IN ngo CONTINUOUS lire alont j,
front vi u. F? and part 81 the 18Th Co,
Pr'sontrs ~ they w-s. coMp tel, =.
pr'-ch. taeir hont o,ns mostly asie,i
che 'iue.
Fney .ls, ss~'e tn { there .er.. iuu, O..
In tue ior,tic tons. wiioh III c urs. y
tur'rd lar out Il s,gut.
Oie ut iht prisoners s,tcd ,La, IL
we're hu-y mining under our works, p.
tnst IN two da,- susy would have be
ready 10 tlow tu.n up.
We gW t,e tart vi ben, however.
10 b + d that long ,.c tL,s ,eaci.e.
8 Al Petersburg ~iii b. ~ .ur vu,ses.,
v4Ar LATG-T
uEADQlAKIEn- AANr r. tue
1vNAc Jul, JU-3 ~. 1
k.pnfts Va IN -ay thi; We usve pos,
q III u the entire tr>t Inc ol the re-
Wrfss, With . large number ui ptisuuers
Our tues IN the Charge eas severe, Is
men had ~ Gro al uren iie,d 10 reach I,
Rebels.
The troops engaged we're tic Q b cor.
WIZ The 18th supporting th,ui, aud tue .
and Sab in reserve.
The ding is still going on With eres
fury.
Gems. Grant and Meade, With al I,
corps dcnersls, a'e ~ TIE front, ws,cu,,
ehe ptugie-s Vi stf.ir..
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uAxKisscKU, July 81
Gen. McCluslxuu n 60 Il, e. tishah0 vi
euel troubs when they tn'Ded Chamber
u,g. All r he lad tahrn iurusa pOssesslo
tue town. be made Lr. clxinAilon q
landing 500, OOU IN gold. IL Vas Vi coats
.possiblo 10 cohply WITH ih's oemA""
ade doubtless IN tu!i cvLtijeDce VI
lure end puro oi It's s!ford,ng . p'eteA
.xrcutu the plan tor t.siioy ny Goa"
r.Ourx. Tue TACT tuat most vi tue vAst
,iu PORTION ui tie meicusnu SO lad Dc
moved, added to tue rage ant disappoin'
ent vi the rebels, and wien LEY VI
spirit. 4 tho order va, issued ~ h'o IL
'ou,t Il u-e, Town Hall, and B,nA oulia
-. A etfu, K br. Re CUNT uilcatcu IT,
| .ncs u surIvunu.ns .uiiu nss. FAt'
, soldiers having -.cked the ee7urai u
d chemical s'urts, manufactured tIiP
nc balls WHICH they threw III oil diie
"n-, creating as ,usny uif! rent n .nes
Hercnt lucant,es WHICH suUn united !" Or
neral c., Il .yrst,on. Speedily tue scs
o csme hesit f.hu NJ sl'u sppsline.
NJ Intelligence ba- reacueu usrrisrn
Cue direction Of Asriiii's p..isu,t. H.
i,tved, however, tuat he ID p.nisui
cCsu.'s' d v-ry Severely.
A train heavi laden with commisssry stor
vas d.s aiched nom this c.ty this u. IL.
,ha beisbu'K to relieve The present wants
people vi the FOWL who nov cIvwu 81
Guiding h-Ius and woods
nAkRissUrs. July 81.
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PHILADELPHIA j ,i\ 81.
1t 10 reported here that Avrr,ll has ceie.t.
the id-'s u Acc"unelsbuts
d,spstch from TAR .sosrs is IA iting GEL.
CUuch's approval.
lis epcried from Baltimore that a rum
10 current tteie that Rebel lvrve - muv.,,
against Getty sburg.