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SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,
~ JOHN c. BALDWIN agt JAMES j. CArLiN and
Anna bis WIG, AIad \. Caba and { y. \. 500 Rev.
May b. VIE, Poe. calin and stamp cancelled
Ellon 81. his Wle, Warren H. Csilin, Nicholas NJ
Calm and Helen A. his VITO, Kerla Elliott, Sarah CLARK
Pahonls sanborn and Samuel sanbon her Husband y nde
Caln Mary Catlin, Sarah Cstln Jo can Alkaline Bahcr
and LorcaTo d. Baker her Husband Ausu.tus tan and
Charlotte HE WIFE Almra Eugor and Michael Ednser her
Husband Margaret Eihnser aud John Ennges her Husband
MarIhs CatlIn Lydia Ca,n, David Elliott aud Amelia bis
WIFE, Mary Thrssher aud Edward Ihrnser hes Husband.
Romans A. Ca,lin, Widow of Lock Catin Jonathan Wells
Daniel Tucker James U. Taylor ISAAC d. Ruse Jsri.
Johnson Hamilton murray President Of City Banh Isaac
C.nhcd John 81. Lidserwood Israel G. Eases and Jonathan
El.ton. Bumnons(for Rslief) To tho Defendants; You
hereby Summoned and required TO answer the complaint
In this action. of which copy herewith srvsd upon
and to copy your sns~eI to the said so@p
tho subscribers at their Office No. ITO Broadway Ia the
city Of NewYok within twenty days snsr tho service
answer tho said complaint within Ne time aorrsad the
plaintiff IN this action viii apply to tho Court Tor relief
demanded In the complaint
Dated New-York October 70, 1904
JACKSON MiDDLEBRO0K. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
No: 10 Broadway. New. York.
To the Dendsnts Tho complaint in the sbovo action was
tho twenty second day OF Ocober 1852 duly hsd In the
Office OF tho Clerk Of the County Of Kings
Dated New York, January ~, 1854.
JACKSON MlDDLEBR00K, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Js30 iawGwS
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Damn &c TO u. =. s,enmer wynIu.,ng.

PHLADELrHiA. Friday Feb Il. lsoi.
The L. s. Steamer Wyaiuslng, which went 10
with the ronolad Atlanta. has returned. damaged
by the collision
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.
sup >pI,es $50 S,ts..... 6:33 Moon-Rses. morn
HtCH wAIEk Tuis pAG
Sandy Hook I2:4 Gov. Isand... 026 Hell Cate. 2'O'
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Truyelers, Guide,

To AiLany. by Hudson II. It.. % Warren s....T. u
H. ana a s. ,nd 1870 p Sunday tran.... s.n p
10 Albany. ~ H.hcm H. H.. 2othsi. Slh-ay. I0s m
and t.25 p. Sunday train. AS o..
10 Boston by New London Inc. Pier 70 n. H..
s,0uil s,Ou Inc, Pier ~, u. H.. and Fall hVor
line, Pier 3, H. r. daily Study eIoeyed)..... lp. -
10 Boston by New Haven RI. via Springfield
9th 81 and Nbav..............s....br m, ah y Ia
To Boston. BY New Haven RR, 2sihsi. snd tin-
ay., via Shore Lne.......i2t and =. Sunday bp
To Borslo, b. Erie RI. loot Of Chsnibers
hhu ~ r.
TO Iaip, fiTo leland. and other resorts Long
Island, BY l.. J. Reifosd. fIom Jsmos Slip and
loot OF 3iihsl l.. R...................sh aud m
10 Tho We,t, b. Ponn.yl,Anis Genital Railroad.
loot OF co1nlsndtsL. Ia NJ aid aud y. IA.
Sunday train m.
10 the West, ~ Central Railroad Of few-J-rsy.
iVg OF toutrndt IL IN aud r.
To PhndelpAis ~ New Jersey Railroad, foot Of
Courtlandtsi. Il and ~ q m. ~ ~, and o. ..
~ and ~ midnight "a q m
10 Philadelphia, by Camden snd Ainboy RAILROAD
ferW ~ H. foot Of Barclay a M D. Ill
To Warrington by New Jersey mr. y and 10 a M
aud 7; p M and l7In. ndii sia, foo, Of { ouftanit
- Sun.ay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. " r.
fOr further Information Ia regard TO Haio,d Tins be.
500 Advertisements IN another part OF TIL, pepper
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90 h)bom it man Concern.
FIRE DEpARTMENT COZ.

NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMENT con.
MTTEE Of the metropolitan Fair ia Aid Of the Us1
states Sanitary Comm ssiop, Office No. 7N Broadway
The above Corntteo take this nstbod Of calling The -
ton Of the Fs Department generally 10 the necessity a -,
mediate action their part IN order 70 sgcoasully scoe.
pli.h our share OF this prsisevo rtby object. :
Fire Companies that have not already made the nscnss
ngeents earnestly requested 70 call special meetn
and appoint eoInm,-es their active and honorary uo
Der. to take the mitt-r IN charge.
To .he Exempt Fhenen, who have particular compsn1
associations. and to tbs pubic generally the Committee esns
esy appeal FOX eogthbuton; either Of money articles 4
value.
Fire Deparensi In the adjoining cities and throughout he
State requested 10 join With the NeYiork Fire Depae
neut in aiding TIL. lsudsbls Undertaking
prominent position the Fair has been allotted to tAo
Fire Department. and viii b. under the espeoa charge c( ~
Committee.
ContrbuoBs be sent 10 the rooms, No. IA Broedvg
where they vii be received and ACKNOWLEDGED.
The III scutive Conmt.e will be 10 daily attendance 4 he
receiving depot, and viii furnish shy Information desired
Firemeu and the public are invited 10 cal
WIZ. II. WICKHAN. Chairman General Comnitesa
LAWRENCE TAILOR Secretary.
A. J. DsIAToUk, Treasurer
ESgCuTIvK COMMITTEE
Hon. C. Godfrey Guutber Chief Eusinecf John DseAeet
Iohn Garcia, John II. Piat.
syIvanu. j. Macy Robert Mc0uinness
Alonzo Slote
!. L. MILLER, Chsirnan.
Ws 81 RAxDstf. Secretary.
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maoranda.

brt ASnrour sessol Ere In The Strait, % sunda
Nov witch opposed to be tho Amsis hss Am.nd.
.o1 Manila iof CofA number VI vessels weTo close 70
her at ths limo.
Brs Oce,p Traveller reports Feb LAT u - lon 20 TO-
"oas sanbos Sa'cas which reported having destroyed
In tho three dnys schs g. W.a,eld AID VII DAs
rel, both blocisd~ runners
Bars Wiann'd reports sehI Joscph 0orriy sl In the
hArhor Of befye In charge Il tie 4. 5 Consul
steamship Geo. Cromwell sails today iOr New Orleans 81
=. IA from Pier No. sN H.
Steamship Columbia sails 70 day for N,w Of..n, Al
from Pier No An IT,
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Bsni Rate o. Msriet

Buior-t $3.50 has been taken 10 tho Bank TO-DAY Tie
arrival Of the hsto from tho West Indies Is announced win
A7<3. 800 In specie, mostly silver.
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Steamship olymru' an, Mcs,n. Liverpool Jan %. snd
Bsnmqrc bound & 2sh At ioi3 a. m. passed steamship
A' bond " s 20 % passed 's.%'p s,sHh
City II New York. hehce for vcrPool sh s'ed isrse
" conr,e ard funa tho Southern extremity In lat ~ and
lon q ~ Experienced strong w. gales nearly tho whole
paSese v.,,.. ar ,,.r,co,, n Al wo.,or
'@,'' Sa:: 70 & Is 1a.as"e..,sr n, -,
Steamship Locust Point Hoffman. Portland rnd'e' and
steamer oannebsusU S. tr,n'Por') Beet!ey Wellington
s,ssm.r AdmIrs Dupont ~. 8. transport Wood, AeI'n
dha. 20 q. =. Qu,T'rrnAst~r.
Steamer wesche.,er Baker, Providence nd'e TO- !" t.
ship f. C. Scranton wI,m. Liverpool Dee 10 mds' 70
L.~r,nse Ole. Co nrnefenesa .S.,y fs' a. non, isS
caused much damage Jan II. John Wright ''Arian o.
New Yors f- dova tho forees',is In a and expired In
sup Arsoio Durham Hewo Orleans IL dsys Ia ballast TO
nss,eg .
BARI Afcneoust tof shed. cu,sne. Hons Kong sept ],
md ;. H..ns Dec %. silLs ke, to A. Low 90.
EIpeTienee sery strong Winds In tho r. trades ,ni tor
the ss three aTs ioa tho COAST secounerod heavy ~ W
Fscs Passed As Nov and Cape Of Good Hope Dec -
GrS,.,d a' f9e.or :. The Ais,,ie J.n ~ 10 lon 81, 81
Day g.vi'a' bound on eEu!'e and received from her d
R.rs Dame,uo rroui tAu.) Glcnbio Mon,o7idso Dec.
hi1es ard Ool 10 PhiPp..cc.
e,rs wianlhrd Rri wi.la. Belize. Hon. Jan Is. md's
Brs Csfs D. Robbla. tof N...u Morton .v.n. !, day,
suta and honey 10 master ErP,hencei heavy weather on
ths coast
Bh, Principally ~ New ousy n ivy, J6ne., Tsrs
cora days u4dsa. 10 mAsisI.
Bss Ocean Ir.'.ss Froo.hy MsnssnI 10 day, nd's 10
Thomp.oa Hunter
schi Kat. ti.d Allen. stons Inie, Z dsys. ballast to
Mur,Jt s.phow.
schr label, Thamp.on Bsirf, rhil.iclphis
schr Jesse Williamson Msbeiiy PhilsJclphis
schT. ,. n. Buin-st, Arnold. hl'sde phia
hchr Mary Eis.Lefh. Cordsrey, Philadelphia
schr G. J. Jones Cf0w~i. B.itirors
schr. Geo W. Snow. Hsssns, khr.bethpot for Bos,oh
Rchr. Boston, Walls, Elssb.thpou for Bos,oa-
schr. Smith Tutiie, Sici.rsou, Provines,own.
schr. Hsisnce, Rich. beverly.
achs stephen Tabor. Terry New London
schr. New Yort Parker. Boston days, mdss 10 }. c.
Dayton Co.
sehr jail. Parsons DOuss'. Fortune Bay. NJ, herrn.
10 Joseph Wooisy
WIND-sunset, N w
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The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
s,rnad Ar the week epdinc Feb IL

| At the annual election Of tho New-York Fire
and Marine Insurance Company held 10th inst, Daniel
Underhil esq, elected President In place Of Mr..
o. H. Jones, and i. Cooper Dcderer, was appointed
Secretary In plaoo Of ID. UnderAn. esq
The China brings London adyices to the 3Oth
ofJan Tie London Economist in its weekly review Of
the Discount and Money Market. saysi
TIE activity OF the money msrss has been ry sui;sines
notwithstanding tie coaf 81 fJcncs Of politics aud hs -
Of discount The Continental Exchanges have been Of
late rather steadily "a favor but the spprehensons
excited by the continued loss Of metallic by the
Baik Of France haye far served TO prevent tbs accession
Of greater might have oihrss oIcreGeod la this
country.
Ihe latest sccouus received o Trsnoe nicsi. increased
strength u the position Of tho Bant but the adyces nom
Ae1sudis Of similar character 70 those We have iro,
Money has been In good demand ioly sn1 does no. appear
hsi rates cen be quoted below tie Btnk minimum.
slboiDed the present quotations io paper Of various
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fnrniture.

fnrniture.
REDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE o.
lJwh.ranted manufacture Also solid Chestnut and WAlnw
Chamber suite', plain and ornamental AZ H. r. EARRING
iONsi 80 Canal a., opposite Wooster Essbilhed gll
RARGAlNS in ORNAMENTAL IRON
- WORK.
SELLING OFF.
Iron BedesA. Cbbs Cradlo. Hair Mattres.es Hat RACKS.
Towe! Rscs', Wssh'tands Store Stools, Umbrella Stlnd,
Chain. Sc-e Vase, Fountains, and various other useful aud
ornamental articles Of Iron
EEw-iURK wlRE-RAiLlNG COMPANY.
No. $50 Canal "a.
SHOW-CASES at LOW PRlCES.-Silyer,
~ White Metal, and al Kind, OF cAsos In STOCK
HOFFMAN fERSH, No. l35 Chathsm-st
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Htliglous Notices.


AZ tho 20th-.t. Universaii.t Church, ner 7,b.sv.
tho Rev; y; "a BROOKS sIye. hi. hih seinion Rep
re resent, Chsrsc.r.." TOMORROW AfiEhNooN az
oslocs batJeet. JopthAs Daughter. the Victim" MORN
mo sermon a, ~.
"Awful Wars and niassacrcs About 1860.
52-Logi' Napoleon, tho future Antiehrs,, 70 ooysnan,
,ii, 7l-comps 81 Chris, and MlisnIars The Rsv NJ
BAXTER resches on ibis ssblec Hope Chspsl ground
sootl. broadway. on SUNDAY. thrice-sis, II, and T.
An that VIII come may come to nh.eIb,rssI. Hail.
DANIEL ST. CLAIR on TOMORROW tsundsy) at Ioi
m .nd .. g. ard on TUESDAY aud FRIDAY 81 " p m
Dieecker.st. Uuivsrsslist Church.-Ths fourth lee.
EVESsa ~ the Row MosEs q SAou on Tn. h.S
us, Churh and Water Bsp,s" b BLou breaches sso IL
tho Morning.
Bee t%s m I'm NJ r; CHURCH soA near idsy
ROO. and I. p by the REV. A. Ii. Mad. Scat. lreo
by Special Request tho Row A. H. vTNroN, D. H.,
MO s 4h Inst, In tho Church sh. rs".saof.Ion aa
st. near eih., Subject ursio wor'hIp Natural Rational
and sohp'urA Services TO commence at y p. IN.
CcPtrnI Presbyterian Church, Broons..t, two bloch.
Mo Rev. yAMEsB DUNN. At l0S u IA, and D. M Sven.
tss from Pilgrims Progresa Sabbath School q III, and
lpm
Calvary BHptlst Church.-Ths Rev. WAYLAND
noh q Ms.; viii p'..ah n Tho cslv.gy ssp
Feb. IL, d ~ m. and 3p m
Church 81 the Purltans.- anh Lecture on Run
yans Holy Wswi, BE- delivered by tho Rsv Dr. CHEEyER,
In tho Church Of the furitans. TO-MORROW EVENING,
On the conquest aud Occupancy OF Mansoui by Emanuel
With the pfooe. Of Ps,Onns aud p,rdoninE Service.
Church Of the Mediator, Le1inslon..y. corner of
East bfhsh. Nov. STEPHEN II. TYN0, H., Rector,
viii preach to- lhn0W Sunday EVENING. Services
will cofnIncnco u u O'clock.
shristian Aiiiance.-iIopo Chapel. No no Broadway
Rev g. o. tosS VIII preach IN tho MORNING. the Ger.
tsinty Ola Future Life" In the EVENING he will portray
Of the Unseen Misoriss OF our city," ChIdronS
Meeting at o'clock
First II. w. baptist Church 28th st. west OF Broad
wsy-Ser.ices kEhT SABBATH 1T i0t M, snd u p tn.
Tue Rev U. Y, BREWER will speak IN the Eyenlus.
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Scales, Sc.

SCALESl SCALES.l SCALESuI
~ BROWNS STANDARD SCALES.
Adsp,d every b.noh OF business where accurate and
durable Scale required largo supply Of their first class
$50 ~ar-,sn'iy spd offered wholesale and
tall by he manufacturer SlcsI5onl ~ usrcisyst op.
posito the Aston House
N. B.seslcs adjusted to suit any Foreisn Standard.
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De- II 10. ~ q lon 10 50 e. b,rt Prinee" steering
for tho Cape Of Good Hop.
Jan 10 on The limo, Ion. ~ W. ship BuchAn.n,. nom
liverpool for singapore
Feb ct - IS lon u % barb Andos Of HUpswel, nom
Trinidad for Philadelphia
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Receipts Of Produce.

Frs ~ . 90 tbl,. Flour si3 bbiL WHISKY 80 bLls
Com Meal go bags do 90 bush Com 6Tl pig, Lard
geo pis. buitsr - pi' Ashes, '31 psrs fstSoesa eel
DrcIsed H0..
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Eesal Noiites.

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order OF ROSWELL
i q. BRAiNARD, esq, Surrogate OF the County q kng'
Notice l. hereby given according 20 law 60 all person, having
elans against THOMAS b. GREEN, late Of 60 CITY OF
brooklyn deceased thai theyao required 10 hbh the
with the vouchers thereof - the subscriber the Annisrs
rir tho oeo OF n. g. PLACE No sCour at. In the City
OF brooklyn on OF before The 10th day Of July ncILDsed
JsnnaFy H. 1864. HELEN H. STEVENS,
laid lawtmoSals Administrative.
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FURNITURE, Carpets, Books. Pamphlets,
and Libraries. Bought br Cash at No. l!s och Az, DO.
tween 9th sni iQth s,s A STOCK " Books Cor Sale.
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s shoS 90 aay'.:" cent.
ltss.sssss..s.sss.ss...s s'elIulnB
monihs-Bsnk biiis........i TO
6mon,hy-Tfsie h's. an snlem.u,
II the STOCK Exchange the Inquiry has beon schV.. H. the
morning money 70 be had a. " cent bot toward the
close Of hs day cent r-la ossssnnst sto<k,
well D. on EJcLequeT bills.
The following the Of Interest allowed deposi
Joint STOCK bsDks.... .'s........'..'.'e cent
Discount Houses Of csli................ y cent.
Do, Win seven daS' notieo........... y = eeat
Do.t fourteen u4ys..s.................. u cent.
A. the London snd NcstHll.teI, q cent only ~
below 500
suboned Ito oulTon rates Of discount In e chief
tiueuiti citie,:
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fxB. Il.-s,samers-PswtuIst, PAnaA
ship-Melfose
B,fa-ijoldrn Fleece.
Bdrs-flus Autumn.
Observation-Disclosures. j. =. Butler. Lord Of the Iiss.
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First II. w. baptist Church 28th St. west OF Broad
Services NEXT SABBATH. 6t lOi M and "A D. IN.
Tue Rev U. Y. BREWER will speak IN tho Eyeulus.
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IT S. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Pub
W locations foT Army and Navy, ocs % Bible House.
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U.u.,o.,,.-., Church. Tho Rev, Prof sEELEY
College viii occupy ;ns psTH' e sRs and
Presby erian Church. corner OF EdN " conmencns a. I0i
a. m. ID
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Five Points House Of inunyturCy, III h tbe Cbane
s Tho regular Chdreu's Services "li De hcu W W..
on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at O'clock short 'aaIess
and chdr,us HYMNS SrinQers and ren'' OF poor Tu,qn
codv invited Direct route through broadway and worth
~, 10 The Five Points.
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Sermons 20 YOUNG Men.-1he Rev Dr DoWLiS1'
,ae rsSor vii preach at tho DeI.sn Baptist church Bed
ford - on SUNDAY MORNING and EVENING. In the
,yns the next sermon IN tie TO young Hsn Service
To commence III
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Greene..f. NJ. i. Church. between broome ann
Sprinc sts.-The Rev. JOHN X. WARDLh, fasoI, "i
n,escb TO- MORROW at 100 O'Clock and O'Clock p m
Saeranental Service at O'Clock Seats iIee ohgef'
and others are invited
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-31
Stnte Intelligonce

In. Coz. TYLER.-The Springfield
Republican has tie following obituary
notice Of 1t. Col. Tyler, Of the "a VT.
regiment: "The body Of Lieut. Col.
John S. Tyler, Of the I'd Vermont reg
iment, passed through this city last
night, on the way 10 his former home
in Brateboro. Lieut.. Col. Tyler was
son Of Rev. Pitman Tyler. Of Brat
tleboro, and nephew Of Cen. John S.
Tyler, prominent merchant Of Bos-
ton. He enlisted as a private three
years ago, by gallant conduct worked
his way up through every grade tolhe
second rank in his regiment, and was
in command The first day of the Wild
erness fight, after the death of Col.
Stone, where he received a serious
wound in the thigh, from the effects Of
which he died in the Metropolitan boz
tel, New York, Saturday night. lie
was only I'll, boy iTyears, but a man
in heroic thought and deed. When
he received the wound he expected il
would be mortal, but forbade his men
TO leave the ranks TO attend to him,
cheering them on spainst the enemy.
TINS BANNER SUGAR TowN.-The
Wilmington correspondent II the Vt.
Record writes "Surely we have had
a street lime 10 Wilmington the past
SEASON il mixing Maple Sugar as
/" the record viii show The amount
made has just been computed, by nc
toal census, IN going 10 each indivldu-
Al who i the owner Of a Sugar Orchard.
The number 81 poands made is f,ro
hrHdred gnd .Siafy thousand Sir hun
drea and .fJig three and the number Of
trees used was Seventy four thousand
seven hundred and fifty one, being an
acreage u aAoas ethan three and one
hair lbs. per tree. Is not Whining
Ton the banner town. We wait for an
answer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-31
eEN. SHERMAN.

While the armies Of Virginia under
the immediate direction Of Gen. Grant
are lighting for the possession Of Rich
moDd. Gen. Sherman Is conducting a
vigorous campaign in Northern Geor-
gia Tor The possession OF Atlanta and
though the former Of these movements
naturally attracts the most Of our at
icslion, the other is one Of vast impor.
lance.
There are many points Of simgari-
~ in the characters and careers of
these Two men who noa stand highest
IN the CONFIDENCE &c the people, and are
entrusted with the management q the
most important movements IN what il
IS hoped viii prove the decisive cam
palgn Of The var Both scre under
cloud In the earlier stages Of The con.
test, when the political generals were
ia the high places q power, and both
have survived 10 be the hope Of The
nation, after lhr politicians have nesr-
~ all been returned to the labors from
which they were for time withdrawn.
Both are tFaiued AID tried soldiers,
eminent alike FOR their strategy and
sighting qualities. Both are remarka.
bly, simple 10 their habits. and have
cot ctfthe luxurious appendagcs which
former commanders had fastened up
Oh our armics. Grant started on bis
Vicksburg oampsigu uilh 70 personal
baggage BOT toothbrush and SHEER.
nan wesi on bis expedition through
Mississippi and Alabama wilhou,
tent. Grant has prescribed carriages
n lhs Army 81 The Potomac sad
Sherman allows no trains in The Ar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-31

'hercca apon ibe rzh, Moran Smi,h's
pfd Nsierhaas dt,pioa Of Logan's
eorrs, wilh spraeags brigade q
veanhs division q the Sixteenth
corps chargrd liae e rebel rife PITS
htilp 6 ihr fisl,i sad is .ishl 81 Res
aca. ard nlreptdlt carried them. This
was aJaa, seven iu lhe evening Ar
Aaag afterwards mr. rebel headers,
massiag aSargc svrce, ATTEMPTED to re.
-slH possession 81 these works Com.
mg boldly W hong bib 70 the very
lgut % the veFss, they seemed deter
miae1 q retake them a. perish bat
IHey we're met With 5htaFm nation
Il aim a thcircwn Tie lae II fire
sseeplng ap he lill was answered by
hne 81 Ire al ihc summit. The veil
% thr rebels was drew ned n the Iona.
81 shouts u lhe federal soldiers, ard,
ai,era struggle worth, q good cause,
tie rebel host WIS buried down the
hill, leaving Is sides cogered with
wounded and dead Oar men eonlin-
ued 10 hold this work. which The reb.
ELS never regained.
SUNDAY, NAY l5
On Sunday morning, firing COM
menced as usual, bat nothing Of par
iicalar importance occurred until about
! o'clock is the afternoon. At that
time, a determined charge was made
by Rockers corps, which now oceu-
pied our left palmers's, lIoward's and
Scholield's having been shifted toward
the righl--to I'LL Up the gap OCCASION
ed by Hooker's withdrawal ihe day
before. This charge was at first be-
lieved successful. The enemy we're
driven from portion Of the line, and
Woods brigade, Of BulterGelds diyis.
ion, stormed = small fort and took .
battery Of four guns. The rebels,
however, having massed on this part
OF the line very heavily the day be.
fore, our men were exposed TO so dead.
I y fire from the inner works they
that they were compelled TO withdraw
A part Of them confined to hold the
small fort, aud kept possession Of the
four rebel guns. Notwithstanding this
lrepulse, our line was now advanced to
what had Teen the first rebel line OF
works.
/ Thus had we held our own in the
centre, and gained substantial and per-
manent advantages on both wings.
/ For this, and some reason yet I'M
known, the enemy thought il best to
retire, and on Sunday night evacual-
ed Resaca with his entire army, leay-
ing only three guns aud some stores Of
meat and corn behind.
MONDAY. Mar 10.
| Early this morniog we started in
/ pursuit, and no doubt Joe 10 hnston il
| by this time well on his way cross the
1 Eiowah river.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-31

There j. vast quantity Of liquor
drunk In Washington, but no remark
able amount Of drunkenness il visible.
Whether this Is owing 10 the rigors.
Of military police or 10 the weakness
OF the liquor, we bad not time to in
vesligate. Cerioin il i ihe only men
whom we observed 70 be decidedly
drunk during the two days we tarried
there were two United States Scna-
tors Chandler and Salisbury
Some say the liquor Of the hotels Is
only mineral water Or solution OF
Epson salts favored with moderate
per cenIage Of wbiskey or brandy and
that thus i passes through hose who
swallow it without other injury than
drawing tie money they have from
their pockets. At any rate it Is a
dilution which left for ihrcc OF four
days IN warm place will ferment
and emit ar odor very much like that
Of old and dirty soap suds.-- I'D Boz
ton 7rdrelicF.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-31

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= ounds5 So reani enFsrrua's. are
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faesssas psnars q ogmrany + He sivm
81 Is Il1ruaien thsi CA B stad osnesfa-
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aeu leave bpt suite hage afhs tess a.ife
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sasonl day', fassstmfpt white rsas cn
So sl6au d are d lmls pee paral.ssl,
g.at l.ss u.ia] sss prs ig clear ael BE- sz.
frsstl h.s 1slsf taas S. esan3 was ugr-
al eae Wbga esr #re vas tf.si bach,
sergeant penar wish auashar attempted
. bring hla q ibs Geld They eaael bim
ever hsifa m.le. slsa iha ftasls pressed %
closely iba taey sere ooufellel g laYe
h.m. D. H1Inx Bin s. comfortably a. poe
s.bie. Sergeant peman eas . much delay
q thar be was esi IT frsm De Company
ga nas .iEei y ,hfov himself upoa his
ase o. he sroanl anl feiga death IS The
ouly meaus u escape The tetels passed
o.er bin 6 auotasr part 81 lie dsil. vhea
be succeeded ia reaching eur liaes. ihe
place where So. Walser vas len thus fell
ia,o the possession q the rebels, and bis
n lends who arrived from Washington the
ne1, day TO loos for hin were unatle 60 reach
DC spot,