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Aucusi l6, 1856
UEIIEp STATES PATESr OTgicE !
WAsHISsIos. Ang. 26, lSJs

WAsHISaIos. Ang. &c, 1888.
nN the Petition of ALEXANDRA SAII II,
~ OF West Faros ~ Y. Praysg Tor the EXTEh SION OF
raen granted him q 10th day Of December, 1850 oI
an III PROYEME.T IN MANUFACTURE Of TWO and
TNKEEPLY CARPETS. tor years from me exprI-
ton Of said rsen which takes place the lota day VI
cen.hsl, iisi.
IL is ordered ihs. tie raid petition be heard II tie Patent
Ofcs Monaa tt5sy OF November nIt a. ~ oeock
N aud al PERSONS notneG appear sLG show cause,
any they have why SAID petition oust; rot to Be ffaed
Persons )ling the extension required 20 file IN the
Pateti Office .heiI obiec1ns specially st ioth IA ~e, al
least .werty days before etsS eang q, testimony h4
by ether party to b. used TIE ssid hearing must be taken
4 Ia accordance VITA the ral.s u tho once,
which VIII be furnished sppl.cstl ton.
The testimony IN the vii BE- closed on the III lay OF
November ne1t dposious and ether papers HE'D upon
testimony must be ed ~ the oce before The morning Of
that dav hs arguments sry within TIA days then amer
Ordered also tia This notice be published ~ Tie CAroE,,
Warrington D. C.. snc Tina lRBUkg. NswloFk n y, once
week three successive week. the net Of aid puhlea
lion. 10 ve u sixty previous % the Of hearing
n. =. HALLANAI, Commissioner Of Psients.
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A!asiral Jnslrumfnts

EIFTY NEW PIANOS, MELODEONS,
a ALEXANDRA end CABINET ORGANS, At wholesale
retail prices low an hist clss nsrutnrn
puIcastd Secondhand PanCs sfsat bar prlco rem
$50 10 500. All the above Instruments " LIT and
allowed Il puicased. Monthly Payments received tho
th. large stock purchaser, be suited well here else
where and perhaps little better 10000 sheets Of ansic,
e sOiied OF j. cents per PAGE Cash paid for seeordard
Pianos. HORACE waters No 43i hroaGway, II. \.
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6tationcrn ana lancn pooos.

xYyM. EvERDELL's SONS, Ne IOi Fulton
w r.-sTAIIohERS Ind BLANK DOCK MASUFAC
TUNERS
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EOURTn NATIONAL BANK of tie CITY
4 ofi,EW-YCRA,

tes-rA'eA Drosi,sv sni Finsra as.ut O. he United
Sa'c. Nos - ard ~ Priest, do.ls hcIoW TIE sub.
Treasury receive SVhcf. yons TO- tne IENFGff BONDS
an $40 .lsury Notes sc wing 'hc f Government com
mission OF PER cent; 'ke SEVEN TEiHIIES into
ISL BONDS aEl attend al business connected with the
GOYERNMFST LOANS. Parties avoid ,le ircoIye-
nspee o. sddfssng Government tv sppv!rg to this Bank.
MORRIS h.ICHsM ProsiseuL
%. W vAUGu,S Ca,hie-.
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&c rDbom it man Concern.

A YOUNG WHOEVER, wishing his home
- cnvened by refined and eonseua spin; seeks
with the 81 gh and sincere intending aud
Investigation Introduction by tifd party would 10
agreeable should cartesde yste prove mutually isactory
Aduess "RANDOLPH DEMPsIER,' Sew ork Fostohice.
NOTICE is hereby given that al application
~ will DO made the expiration Of Six Weeks for IRE
Of the following certificate OF stock the original oihe
hav been ust by tAe SubscrberSo -, dated 2th
Jay 1850 for Eleven Shares OF the East River liuTa1oe
Company, stAneus N my nslne. - ..
Aurnsi l6. 1864.
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MFRS. .PLUMB'S ACADEMY OF PHI 81
IN claS.e. Ia LIOFT l. VOCAL 0fMNAsTlCS, o. tho
third OF Osto5c Lades classss lDt NJ Misses AID MAstes
3, D. u Ladies' ard Gsutlemsn Y p m for teIn', sppJ
II trfsc
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OLIVER P. MOYER, a lad IS years Of are,

OLIVER p. MOVER, lad 10 years OF are,
~ sfe. sinehes high dark complexion large front teeth
black eyes. DARK hnr left home t"ike'basre Pal Aug
IS, 1854 Had when ne lef home brown ba, brown
coe. lh, co.ored aud pans. hsd been soIe
boat Pa canals lsupposea have some TO Now fork
Joined the army. Any giving formation Ia reg "a TO
his Whereabouts VII be vefy f5eay rewarded address
4. MOVER, Northumberland, IA.
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CEvEN PIANO-FORTES and Melodeon for
sale or to LEI cheap. Prices sos 4ios ais sIsa ana
900 Also Nolns Guars and Accordsons fey al. ara
taught IN few lesson' by rhoF DUsSDAf ISe Grand st.
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CIRClLATFp EVFRYWHF


CIRCULATED EvERYWHERE.
THE STANDARD WORK ON EMANCIPATION.
MANY THOUSANDS have already been soid and the de
rnsnd 10 constantly Increasing -,
Bead the fo0wn i-tiers nom the tr faetmen OF the
eocaxy, testify us - IT'S importance
From Senator Wsot.
Ell have examined Ccchns hesnts OF transcription, aid
hesitate to shat 1t is the most fun aud pee worS
m that come under notice ard conclusive
" shows that wherever the experiment Of emancipation mas
Been tsd has always been found beneficial not lest mo
lson 0. he WORK woid tend Powe1py 70 correct penhe
opinion that subject aid the friends Freedom Throughout
se nation ecrd DO hinr more eee promote the
Of En4.ncipGto thar 70 aid its circshtion."
From Hon Winter Davis.
II the f,t o,k which By confronting the partial state
ert, from which conrsdetory conclusions have been eI
toried BY adveree psrsa gwen proof that
cipatioL the pTncpe that freedom TIE
best foundation loT industry and oldsr.
remarkable the ascrp'ion OF Emancipation
10 Chssuity hen power supposed to be on
the wave.
orc rheees denes ard social snachy With which
the ssvehodng interest LAS eneed the voice Of reason FAC
religion ,,-
deuonrao OF the necessity Of indemnity IN the genera IN
industry enable tie OF land 10 wagei
u The freed on9. 20 compn1s 'he owner 10y be 'ss
Of property but 10 relieve tue society from the entire ToftTa
Th place. srd.nnity on Its true ground Of industrial
sty gives It's true The negro mnst either wofk
or bet The mast ns nave wa.e 70 pay OF leave III. md
swiderD-s II the mser can pay wages he has as niue
leod beoT. ard the freed negro the means Of gaining alive
lthood ic freedom
me conditions Of tss emancipation OF about many slaves
a. tose IN the loyal Stes diseussd by Cochin mate
rsny these under which similar experiment about 70
sfthe scA universally applicable; ard the law OF tnGe
nit has beeno the nI time 60 stated % TO shtte to
universal accs,. fsnes
The work ef N Cochin is aO's, excellent, and practical
especially hi. moen, III Of infinite value e. wne,.
with regaG 70 he p and ass guide to the duty which
SIT.
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inst PubishedA
TI1HE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF
LONDON DEFECTIVE,
4 FREsH COLLECTION OF DETECTIVE TAILS

BIZ 'wATsRa"
Jsrce Price 20 GEMS
rhis Is an eutiIey new batch Of tales Of ;he Adventures
fsndon Detective TAereis something exceedingly ieseinsn
e ,torte. Ike tfose beyond IA. in.ers engendted oy -
nature Of the narrative zoe reader gets to tympsthe In he
ruy,t Of the c1pia aud watches with relish the elosng OF
he nat around the object oil tie Ulcers pursuit some Of ne
ttor,.s az. very dramatic TOO Clever BY Hall Gnd Inc
SJ-vder Of Antony Louys especially int BOOK "ll
Srpy repay any desires u whs away lie" peasant
keara
Recently Puhlished.
DIARY or A DETECTIVE POLICE OFFICER fnce'
y Cents, ,-,-,. ,
fubishea by DICK Il FITZGERALD,
No 10 AnD-st, N. Y.
Also for tale b. eli Booksellers in this pace.
Copis tue 6toye took sent BY nall 10 any address nee
Of postage, ca receipt cl the price.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-05-20
INpoRrAsr TELronApulc DrcrsIos.-An iu

INpoRrASr TELEaRAPHic DEcIsIoS.-An i'm
portant decision in relation to the liability ol
the telegraph companies, has bean made In the
st. Louis Court of Common Pleas, ,--"Plsiutid
John wann received by telegraph . message
from New York dated September IS. 1862, q
follows: Shall We forward salt by steam or
by sail, on lake;' to which Plaintiff replied on
the next day. ship by SAIL The defsndsnt
telegraphcd this message: ship by rail-, and
the salt was sent by railroad. st an expense
of si024 more than Il would have cost TO ship
by steam or sail on lake. The defendant proved
that the blanks fr dispatches contained q
notice that the company would not be liable for
any mistake unless the party repeated the mos
sage and paid half prioe therefor; and Il was
further proved that thls. notice Was brought TO
the knowledge Of plaintiff before the sending Of
said message The Court instructed tho jury
that the defendant was . common carrier, and
liable, Notwithstanding the said notice, II guilty
Of negligence or carelessnes In transmitting
said message. The sole question submitted to
the jury was whether the defendant was guilty
Of the negligence and carslessness charged;
and the jury rendered for the plaintiff The
amonnt Of damage claimed with interest" 81
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Spare Lines.
Tho pret.isst lining Tor q bounst, Is svest

Tho prettisst lining for bonnet, d svest
face. ~
Temper Is 20 good . thing that ws should
not lose t.
The sunset clouds are the most visible song
Of the day that Is dead.
Tho sword, victorious and idolized, Is apt to
turn scepter.
There arc men who chew misiortanes Is asses
chew thistles.
Mr.. Noggs, speaking Of blind wood-sawyer.
says, "while none ever saw him SEQ, Thousands
have seen him saw"
Before we say how wicked that man Is. let Us
examine ourselves, and see II No arc not moro
wicked In some other way.
Never give boy shilling to hold your
shadow whilst you climb . tree TO look into the
middle Of next week; Il Is money thrown away.
The winning. post Of the race Of life is slab
Of white or gray stonc standing out from that
turf where there Is no more jockeying.
What admire In Christopher Columbus is
not his having discovered tho New World, but
bis having gone to search for II ON tho faith Of
an opinion.
A lady in an omnibus at Washington, espied
the great unfinished dome Of the capitol. and
said innocently, 81 suppose those are tho gas
worksr "Yes madame, for tho .Nation,"
was the reply Of fellow passenger.
No man should be delicate about asking for
what Is properly due him. II he neglects do
ing 80, he Is deficient In the spirit Of indspend-
sncc. Rights, II not granted. should bc do
manded. The selfish world Is little inclined to
give one his own, unless he have the manlness
to claim II.
It was dreadful thing that Hsmsu was
hanged on the very gallows which he had pre-
pared for Mordecai; to hang him and his ten
sons thereon; and II was worry wrong and cruel
to hang his sons, for they did not commit the
crime but then Jesus ,oas not come TO teach ~
10 be msreifui.
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MAY 20, 1864.

that man ever had behind our very darkest
trouble smile was always lying ready to strug.
gle through II, and what light It shed I! One
Of your resigned, immovable females, who no.
ccpt every blessing as temptation, and sub
nit, with precisclysthe same feelings, to what
they call every Christening, would have killed
me In week. George, my Mary acted at oil
times according to her nature, and that nature
was as beautiful and blessed as ever fell to The
lot Of womankind. You might well think ths,
Kate and Mary wcre two prizes great enough
for one man to draw out OF the marriage lot.
terry, and yet drew another. When I lost my
beloved Mary, my third wife took her place In
my inmost heart. ....
kiss me, Charlotte" said tho old man, ten.
, dCrly. and again she kissed him on the cheek.
"And now" continued he, "let Us All our glass.
cs. for the New Year Is coming on apaoc and
please to drink to the memory Of my two wives,
and to the health of her who Is still lett to me.
The two first toasts must necessarily be some
what painful to my dear Charlotte. and We will,
therefore, receive them In silence, but the third
we will drink with all the honors."
So, after those, he stood up, glass In hand
and said to her
skate, Mary, Charlotte, bride, matron and
dame In one, to whom have been welded thi,
halfcentury, for have had no other wife,
George God bless you, dear old heart We
have had merry Christmas, as We have ever
had. and trust we may be permitted to have,
still together, one more happy New Year
Hip hip hip hurrah 7" and the echoes oi
our three times three seemed cheerily TO roam
oil night about Tremadyn House.
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WASHINGTON. May ls-oA. N.


To Major Gen. Dir :-An official dispatch
from the battlefield at Spottsylvania, yester-
day morning at go, states that during the pre-
ceding night (Fridsy) movement Was made
by the 9th and 9th corps 70 our left, and sn at
tack was to have been made at daylight, but no
sound Of battle has been heard from that quar-
ter. This maneuvre, It II said, II successful.
would place our forces In Lees rear, and com.
pei him to retreat towards Lynchburg. No
cannon or any sound Of battle Was heard yes
ter,lsy at Belle Plain or fredericksburg, which
affords ground for inference that Lee had ~
treated during Friday night, and before the ed
vance Of the 5th and 9th corps.
Nothing later than o A. NJ. Of yesterday has
been received from the army BY this Depart
mcnt. All the wounded that had reached Belle
Plain yesterday evening have arrived here.
The surgical report from the headquarters OF
the army states that the condition of the sup
plies 10 satisfactory. and the sufferers sre doing
we'll. Tho Medical Director at Belle Plain re-
ports everything st that point. - sstisfsctory.
The surgical arrangements have never been 20
complete ~ now. r
Gen. Shsridan's command had reached the
leit bank Of Turkey Island at o'clock yester-
day afternoon, and have formed their junction
with the forces Of General Butler. I. d. .r.'
(Signed) EDWIN NJ. SrAxrox,
I..t..f...l Secretary ofwsr.
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An AT ILLusrRArIoS.- Tho Chicago Tribune
dashes offthe following apt parallel. based upon
q local incident Of some notoriety:
"when you hear Coppcrhead bewail the
expense Of this war. and assert that II must be
stopped to save an enormous war debt. tell him
tho lamsntable story Of Of old Green, thu Chi.
csgo banker. who. most Of our Chicago read
ers viii remember, was once tried for his life on
charge Of wife murder. Tho most frightful
feature Of his situation was the invasion VI his
cherished boards. A new trial Was granted
him on technical grounds. He forthwith called
council Of war In his cell, In the Chicago jail,
and gravely discussed with his attorneys the
probable cost Of going on with the case. Thor
oughly alarmed 1t tho financial exhibit, he hung
himself In his cell the same night TO sars the
erpsnse The peace demagogues would
bring this Union to the same fate on like
grounds, but until poor old Green's sot is sp-
proved by honest men, tho present peace schemes
will hardly pass muster as the best policy"
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A MUSTARD PoULrIcE AND ITS CoNsEQuEN-
cEs.-Ths following story, which ws do not re-
member to have seen In print, Is now circulat.
ing on 'Changs. It may be old, but 10 received
as new and true. At o famous watering place.
within the memory Of man. Q gentleman was
severely afflicted with pain in tho stomach,
which neither gin cocktails nor other cordiali
could remove. It was night and he was In bed
His loving wife, unwilling to wake The domcs.
tics, descended to tho kitchen, and prepared a
mustard poultice. which she spread on her owu
handkerchief, and proceeded with II to her dis
trcssed lord. Before leaving him she LEFT q
light dimly burning In his apartment but
deeply impressed With anxiety. she was not a.
careful as she might have been In noting the
number Of her room.
Guided by q light she saw shining In cham
ber, and, which she supposed was the one she
had left, she entered and gently raising the bed
clothes. &c., laid tho warm poultico upon Q
stomach, but not tho stomach Of her lord.
"Hallo there! What the - arc you
aOOutI Snoutcu Noico VI thuuuo', "uu wv
body and sleeves, whence 1t issued; sprsng out
OF bed.
The lady screamed and ran her husband
rushed to tho rescue from the next room, the
walters Joined and small scenc ensucd, much
to the amusement Of oil concerned. The poul-
ticsd gentlspan had iudiscreetly left light In
his room, and this had lured the lady from her
path.
Her husband was so amused and excited by
the mistake that hc quite forgot bis pains. but
with his wife aud trunks, loh for parts uu-
known. The poulticcd man still retains the
handkerchief-a boautiful cambric-with tho
lady's name on It, which ho considers Of rare
valuc.-Trapelisr.
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V An army correspondent relates an ,nci.
dent Of camp Life, showing tho precocity Of .
youth Of 10, the son Of general. on visit to
bis father In the 6sld. On one occasion. when
the generals purse was getting low. he 70.
NAKED that be would bs obliged to draw on his
banker for some money. "How much do You
want, fAthsr - said Che boy. "I think I shall
send for . couple Of hundred, |" replied the gen.
sral. "why, father" said his son very quiet
ly. 81 can let you have that amount" "You
can let me have Il - exclaimed The general, In
surprise; "where did you getso much money"
II won Il playing draw poker with your stan
sir - replied ths hopeful youth. Il ispesdle''
TO say that the s.lo train psxt morning bore
the gay young gsmbolisr" tovsrd bis homs'
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given that Andrew ]. Ham Of
IN Blddeford, In the County OF York and State of
Maine, by his mortgage deed bearing date April
2Ist 1880, conveyed to the York County Five Cents
Savings lnstltution,a q corporatioa under the laws
OF this State and having an established place OF
business at said Biddeford, In fec and Tn mortgage
n certain lot OF land In said Biddeford, and bound.
ed as follows beginning at the westerly corner OF
land sold to George w. kimball. being at . point
ON Prospect street twelve rods southwest from
trapte street, thence southesstery by land OF said
kimhall and by land OF said grantor eleven rods to
a continuation OF foss street thence by said foss
street southwesterly rods thence At rightAngies
nortbwssterly eleven rods, he the same more or
less to said Prospect street, thence northesstsrly
by said Prospect street six rods, TO the point of
beginnihc-said mortgage deed being recorded In
the York County Registry OF Deeds In Book 2bs,
page 3S2, 10 which reference may DO had. Ana
thai the condition of said mortgage deed has been
broken by reason whereof the said York County
Five Cents Savings Institution claims hrecio-
sure or said mortgage.
YORK COUNTY FIVE CENTS
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
%. Dy J. NJ, GOODWIN President thereof.
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Doerp.
From the Round Table. ..
THE JOLLY OLD PEDAGOGUE.

From the Round Table. .|
THE JOLLY OLD PEDAGoGUE.
Twas jolly old pedasogue, long ago,
Tall and slender, and sallow and dry,
His form was bent, and his gate was slow,
His long thin hair was rs white rs snow,
But wonderful twinkle shone In his eye,
And he sang every night as he went to bed,
"Let US be happy down here bellows
The living should 1.-Two though the dead be dead, "
Said the jolly old pcdago:ue, long ago.
lie taught his scholars tho rule OF three,
Writing and reading and history, too;
He took the little ones up on his knee,
For Kind old heart in his breast had hc,
And the wants of the littlest child no knew.
"Learn while you're young" ho often said,
"Thcre Is much to enjoy down here bclowi
Life for tho living and rest for the dead"
Said tho jolly old pedagOsuc. long ago.
With the stupidest boys he was kind and cool,
Speaking only In gcntlest tones,
The rod was hardly known In his school
Whipping. TO him, was q barbarous rule.
And too hard work for his poor old bonesi
Besides. Il was painful, he sometimes said.
ave must make liie pleasant here below,
The living need charity more than the Dead"
Said the jolly old p"dagosuc, long aso.
He smoked his pipe In the balmy air
Every night when the sun when down,
whilo tho soft wind played on his silvery hair.
Leaving its tenderest kisses there
On the jolly old pcdagosue's jolly old crown
And feeling the kisses, ho smiled and said
Twas glorious world. down hero bellows
"why wait for happiness till we are dead J"
Said tho jolly old pedasosuo. long ago.
He sat at his door one midsummer night,
Afer the sun had sunk in the west,
And the lingering beams Of golden light
Made his kindly old face look warm and bright
While tho odorous night wind whispered Rest
Gently, gently no bowed his head;
There were angels waiting for him, know
He was sure Of his happiness, living or dead,
Thisjolly old pedagoguo. long ago.
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-rh, o,.In.. an. ny Register says

H The 0nipss IN. H.) Register ays :
While The people Of Ossipss Centre vsre recent.
II assembled for rsllgioss worship In the Con-
rrsr.tional meeting. .houss, three young men
came In partially Intoxicated. and aftsr taking
sssss, one OF the number took . pipe from hia
pocket and lighting it With match eommsncsd
smoking during the ssrvioss. Alter smoking .
Wills. b took bottle from hIs pocket. par
soot Of iss eoatsas' and passed y 70 bic com
psniona
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oAtlNuo iNSIlithio.'.
by J. NJ. GOODWIN, President thcreo
TO PhYsicians and Iuyalida.

To Physicians and 1nvaltds.
TilE Rev, ,cHARLEs r. KING, formerly Secretary
j to tho London Evangelical Alliance, and re-
Gently connected, as resident Minister and Physi-
clan, with the vcneIueian Mission. will send Free
af Cost - tho pre.eriptiea with which no
successfully treated. while N charge Of the large
Mission Hospital, syrs,d Of one Asndrsd essss Of
CONSUMPTION an fAs frst. sseond and tAi,d sfoaes.
The remedy Is equally adapted TO the treatment
AsrmxA, CArARRn, BRONCHITIS, and all affections
Of the Lsrgs. TArssf and ds;Pssagssi while it
.oeedlly inyivorAtes the enfecbled Nsrvess Sysfsr
and encrgises the deransed functions OF the sfe~-
seA. I.irer and Bo,csfs.
Permission u given 10 refer TO the Presidents and
Professors or the several Medical Colleges OF the
city and TO The Rev. Messrs. Adams, Potter Sayrss
and Van Burcu.
Rev CHARLES T. KING.
Station ID, Bible House.
frr.t New York.
P.s wish puhlicly 10 acknowledge the gsner'
ceity OF thcss publishers who. ftom motives Of hu'
msnty, have given this shvertisemsut free isssr.
tsss. Religious papers Are earnestly requested v
copy. - .t' eia t.' ySis
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WASHINGTON. Nav is.

To Major Gen. Dir .-Dispatches from Gen.
Grant, dated yesterday evening at six O'Clock,
have reached this Department. The advance Of
Gen. Hancock yesterday developed the fact that
the enemy had fallen back four miles.
There was no engagement yesterday.
A dispatch has just been received from Gen.
Sherman, dated near Resaca, May IL. II 10
stated that by the flank movement on Ressoa,
Johnston has been forced TO evsousts Dalton.
and our forces were In his rear and flank.
The weather was Hne and the troops were In
good order. All 10 working well and a. FAR and
as fast rs possible. Our wounded arc coming
In from Belle Plain as fast a. transports can
: bring them. Gen. Grants army 10 we'll sup.
piled. .......
(Signed) Z. M. STANTON,
... Secretary Of War.
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VOLUME 1, NUMBER q.
Prom the Army Of the Potomac.
Prlssssrs Captured.

wAsnIxoroS, May l3-LNidnisht.
TO Major Gen. Dir: A dispatch irom the
commissary Of prisoners st Belleplain, just 10
oeiyed, announces the arrival OF 1000 prisoners,
including about 400 officers. with Major Gen.
johnson and Brig. Gen. Stewart.
(Sigped) E. M. 6rAxroN,
Sec'y Of War.
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Though death |, before tho old mans hos,
be may be as near the young mans beck.