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eH- The Union Silver band give the boys
OF the 1884 : Reception Ball At Cars Hall
tO-mone~ night IL will undoubtedly be a
uice affair. Tickets only one dollar.
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IT Itimigin wickedIy remarks that John
Morgan Is now where be will not Scratch
out, 81 he did from the Columbus Peniten-
tiafv.
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=. II. Copeland. Bonnet aud Hat
Bleacher; also. Colorer of Straw Goods.
No. IL, North tth street, opposite Cincinnati
House, Terre Haute. Ind.
Aug. .. 1854. d3m
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ST.. LOUIS, September 6.-The Democrat
ic State Convention here today nominated
Thos. Z. Price for Governor.
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The Popularity of DrxOS's Bla,

The popularity OF DixON's BLACK
BERRY CARNINArrvE Is shown by the fac,
that its sale Increases faster than any other
remedy for Dysentery and Diarrhoea. Over
nine thousand dozensbOttles have been sold
during the past three months.
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hfaor o. kspsess--Ds A. six-with your psrmiz-
s'on wsh 10 say To the feader- % your paper that
Oil send, b. 'eiurn mall. 10 all Who wish u lrse),
Recieps. with full directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that VIII enectaslly re-
move IN 10 days. pimpes Bloiehes Tan Preekles and
all Impurities Of the skin. leaving the same sof.
clear. smooth. and beautiful.
Twill also mail free tsthose having Bald Heads.
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
That will enable them to start full growth Of Lux
"rant Hair. whissers. or hou-tache. Ia les. than
thirty days.
All applications answese f,tufa mail Althout
charge.
Respectfully fours
11aO>. -. CHAIN s~ Chemist.
iyisl~5m a31 Broadway. New York
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~ In addition 10 our statement yester-
day morning OF the suicide OF Otis McOlin-
tock. the Indiana } Journal states he Is said 90
have been troubled with asthma. and on the
occasion OF his last attack, told his wife that
II he ever had another a. bad. he woad blow
bis brsius out For a few days past he had
symptoms OF his old complaint. and was
much depressed ia mind ia consequence
A brother OF MeClntock, also railroad
men, committed suicide IN Oshkosh, " iscon-
sin. under similar circumstances. Few years
since.
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t. A considerable amount OF business
was transacted At the last meeting Of the
City Council. See proceedings in another
column.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

long as possible; but tho advantage OF GIG
ing the armies Immediately requires the
draft TO be speedily made in tho defauItug
districts. All applicants for IL posiponement
has. therefore, been refused.
[Signed,l EN-. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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t~SA MONTH, s.1s I. l,s. sx~ss. r.
- - s<sI o1s1sy "a 80 asnta. sxp<ae-s
- - go - - aAnsP o&z.,ly >~vf>x ns<ks.ss
aft~sss = 49, 1es 60 mssa-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

IT, S9ortsmen viii remember that Il Is
unlawful 70 kiIi quaIls before the fnt Of
October.
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a RENEDy FOR ru.Fs.-n = sie~eins
he suffering 10 know that we have an saectualeure
Coz this truly trouhlesoms disease. Mr.. ?. Hsr-
sras. q is< second street. Cincinnsu. q. takes
great pleasure IN informing all who are suffering
.lsA piles that he a-ea small quantity Of Dr.
stsiekisnd's fsie Remedy. AMI 10 effected psrms-
nent care. THIS seems % h. Che case with al ~ho
make use % tAl. spiesiid prep.rssion. Hts man
sfsesursa a. Nc. Eass Fourth street. cincinnssi.
O.. and sod ~ al Druxslsss-
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- V IN u L . IN Sc
The symptons u Csiarrb a. they generally sp-
pear srp Al hfst very slight Persona Cad lhey
have frequent sttsofs, and are more feasi dve 90
q chsn1es % tsDpefature. ~ tha oondiion. tle
nose maybe Dry o. q slight disch<rse. thin sni
acrid, alterWard becomin q ahlci and adhesive. 49,
A. the dises5e becsmes chr0nic. the discharge
increased M suantity snd changed In quality. thsy
are now tbick and heavy, snd are havked ~
ooughed on Tho secreflons offensive causing
bal breath, The voice IL thick and nasal. the eyes
are weak; the sense Of the smell Il iesssnef dsf
common ana lspor,.ss s,nssm 81 c.sarr I'd ,i..s
the person u obliged 10 clear biz throat n TIE
msrning ~ thick or siiny mucous. which has fai-
len .o-n fresa shs ~ a daring the ssisht- ws~n
This take place The person may - SIRE that BIZ
disease IL On IL vay - he lnnrs sb4 sboud los,
time a. arrestinz u.
Ths shove are Boz lev q the many cslsrrh
Symptoms.
a single fscssie r,if last a -osth-so
he used three times Day
TESTIMONIALS.
From Hon. Tho. !. Turner. ~ Member n Cen
gfess from Illinois. late fpesker ofIIllnnis Hone
- hepresenfstirss; snd Grand Master ~ A. " a
A. n. Of he state Of Illinois.
Psrsrosf. Oct 81. 1853.
Or. n. n. skKLYK.
Drsn sra. In reply % your notice ofths I7th nat
vous say that was severely siiietet With ca.
farrh for years when becsms acquainted eiih
yea add beaxht to bottles q your Lquid Catarrh
nsmsfy. Bsfers hsd assdsne botlis I vss sen
s'biy Improved snd before tho seoood bottle as
finished. wss completely cured. I can recommend
the medicins ~ All Afflicted uitk csfsrrb.
respectfully Your.
Tnos }. TUEEzs.
TAis IL .oe>riIfy that IN the n,e q DR. seeIye .
csisrrs k-nefy. s1psrtsnosd mueh relief. snd
hsSs heazi many speak - "a e. bsing lnvalusbie
f0r the cure II Csfsrrh
rcura. &C
chirsgo Nay y. f3s< FDHhhp fAl.
SOLD - TEKE HAUTE ~
7. n, Barr Co, Fi<rls sRrinaisY ana q VI.
PaiFirk CO.
sepflds1y
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a surssloS Rraxpy -vscsa .ss-.1ls..
~ s>cs~.ss.a - sAa-~ suse<iax fraa. - ssr~e-lnx
oc.<h. ~. ssrtelis.ns'. nelRsnsa. : - k.i-
- "a rsvs- rsil<f a 49, sn-ss.s.n.- +. "a 1.
VISUAL - <fss<r~~snis q Ne tssa- So
ksht bsssk> nsilsss.. coa<h Rsl.sua |. -, q a.
bs-s ps.psr<ssas u a.. AL = :. 49, n. sres~i--
80 ss.ia- 60 a 80 ssss srssd = a~ss-< "a s.ss
~~<s. sns iesni rsisss fFen : nesl d..sf<~.nx
rsssa- n a prepared - ~. slrl<klsns. -
Ea>s BeurtA ssr~es. cinr.sn>rs. 0.-Frs. ~ CO.
esnnsn xsflc><i Uaiss. o. m
sS1s.las-
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Metallic Burial Cases

Cs1k.fs. .ss Hsssss Cssszs a sssrr sEgls akn
sl<xxnf bes bssrss xi~ays IN read nsss shos,
Ne, "a. iguFsk street.. between Nan .ai chsrET. -.
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no you WISH TO BE cURKDi
IL Or. BuCuAN's
ESaIslH SPECIFIC FILLS cure. In less than ,hr-
~ days. the werst cases of SKRN BUSINESS. rmpo-
isnce. Premature Decay. emlnal Weakness, lnsAnl-
". and all Urinary. Sexual and Nervous Affections.
no msss>r from what esuse prcdacei. Price One
Dollar per bes. sent. postpaid, BY mail. On re-.
esip, of order. One Bon ~iii perfect tbs
most cases. Address
JAMES =. BUTLER
General Agent. ssT broadway. View fork
Jalyisdw3m
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sw.lls~ sss 90 tArs- ke<shssis II "hnehu."
-roaie rru>r<.'. s&ss>p~tiis.'- -fsrvens Asst
is><>" &c. ~. As. ard saer yea sre sssssaed
<isA The r~~sll then try s.s sss q ON DOCTOR
sucHASs RssI1ss srkstuc rilxs-sns =
r~<,ar-S.ss h~>lsh ant vixar n isss thsn tAssy
ssss rh~v psrssy v><-tshie. pss&ssni - take.
prompt snd sslussry IN their sr>ss "a TIE hfessn-
se~n Nua shattered eenssitnfisa Ga sss,yesnx
tsk- them ~lsA sdvsnt><s. imrs<trt AL 49,
IN the unis>a stats. ~
IA>. -. 0gTaSw.
- sf- fsest.aY. Nss Y-rk
kssas ~ ne Unlied ssss<-.
2. a. 80 sfh> Fliis. ->ysrsly psrkss. ~,ii
mailed - sny sstFs-s recss.t e prire. wh<h
ssoSs pots-<R. ps-s psas---~sa~r r~ruaa~s ~
ne Aseus n >aslre - s.sea.
JsiyS<lssn
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FOR SALE,

TAks no more unpleasant and unsafe kedfcines.
for unplsezsnt snf dan gsroas diseases, use
HkLkB0LDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
" ntch has received the endorsement Of the nost
PROMINENT PHYsICIANsIN THRU s.
IL no. offered - AFFLICTED humanity a. a certain
cure for the following diseases and symptom. orig
mating hon diseases and abuse Of the UrInary or
Sexual Organs.
General Debility,
hsntAl ard Physical Desperation.
imbscility.
Determination % Blood 90 the hsaf
Confur 81 fdess.
HysteIis.
General frritsblllfy
Residences and slsepiessae-s Al Wight
Abssnes % hcscuisr Efaciency,
Lose Of appetite,
Dyspepsia.
kmscistion.
Low spirits,
DisorganlEsfon Parsiy-
si~ Of the Organs Of Gsn~r alton,
Pslpltstion u the Heart,
And. In Tact, all the coneomltants Of Nervou. and
Dsbiiitstsi state % tsss system.
To insure the genuine. cut this cut
AK FOR HkLMB0LDs. TAXI NJ OTHER.
tgkks OF ARASTEED.
See advertisements in another column
fsimAugG
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UNDERTAKING.


ks>n'. Has f~-urnsd the bssl.<a< - UDesrt. klax.
Ia this ciff an al tbose sho have calle for Il
services, Nil fnf a. hs estxbiinhn~nt large a..
kn-fnert q
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

SOLD TS TxRE HkUTs ~
7. n, Barr A Co; Fi<ris sRflnaisy ana q ".
PafFirk A CO.
s~palds1y
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sairs sn1 Provost nsrnkst t,en
Fer >>se, ~ssi>.sie ana ressi ~ 7. fsrr. rsrrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

Sent TO Camp Lee "A man named Edward
Gentry, who Is charged With having iorsO4e
tune back been ies0ftinE 10 III SORTS q
tricks 10 tyade military service, waA on
'fa,sslay carried before Capt William Char
ters, Provost Marshal Eor the State kesesvts,
who. upon Investigation Of ~ matter,
promptly tufned him over TO Capt Coke -
proper person to Join the army. Oentry
was at ONE time q n,enced BY the Mayor 70
receive thirty Dine lashes lhe being looked
upon ~ ncgro) for usiog Insulting lan-
guage towards DR. j smee ConWaH, but took
An appeal from His HOn0r's 4 .ctaoa to the
Hastings Court. and that body overall. d
the decision, thrre being cvideaee before
them which proved that he was white
msn. FROM that time Till the inaugura-
lion Of the war Gentry has been looked
upon as white man, aud would probably
haze continued SO to be c0nAidered had he
not, to serve his own purpoSees otherwise
reported himself 1t is reliably stated that
when called upon recently to enter the
Conf derate army he represestee that be
was not white man, ard, on the other
hand, when hunted up to work on the bat
teries with other negroes, took tho back
track and claimed to b white This game
he has been practiciBg for some time, and
the fact coming toEapt Chartsgee eass, he
very properly had him arrested, and putting
the question to him, whether he uas ne
gro or white man, sent him to Camp Lee
on his own Acknowledgements.
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detailed account Of bOse the late United Statrs
cutter Harriet Lane and three aiher Confederate
steamers, namely the Ma;agutda, (atias Alice J
.shbs' aud another, (name unkaO~a,) escaped
iai The haibor on The aieht vi the 3uth vi Aptii.
i"e ahsces wrtc expecting that the atteasjst
WOULD be made, and knowing the speed NJ The
naI.iet Lane, had seat their fastest vessel itht
I.1ckawanna) to watch her but n hs nnrnea siat
the toniederais did not come gu, al the place ex-
Peeted, and another vessel tihe X ahladia) which
discovered theis ontiet, aud pursued, but she was
81 s.ow that Tue chase had 10 be- etyse, np. The
Aetaid's correspondent nsGse than intfmatcs thai
t1e cotnmand Ant oi the ,htadia, desisiag Ia ap-
propfiaie all the prize aoaey hi,aseli refused 10
give The rest OF the fleet notice, aud 50 all was
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List Of Casualties.
ESCAPED FROM THE ENEMY.
10 The fd.ioi u the Dispatch

Toth fdllot q We Dlspdteh
Pleas. br kind enough TO rubbish this list O
casualties ri the Hampden Artillery, of Richmond
Company 4, 18th battalion Virginin light artillery
Lieut. rhos u McCutdey Commanding, In the fipL
on the iaEm OF . Hare, near Petersburg, Va, OF
The afternoon and evening Of Thursday, June 10th
1854
Killed fTvates Walter Jones, A Pates
Woundsd toTpf w0ods0n Dunn, right arn
slightly; ffivat,s Geo w Rowe, face and righ
arm severely; John Rogers, both arms, neck, ana
body =eVeiely.
The battery did good execution with canister
Tas The saemy advanced upoa our lines, n.ovini
them down upon each OF the five attempts To bsrai
oas iiaes, JKB
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Mayors Court, Yesterday-Julia A. Keep
trs, well known to the FREQ uenters at Metro
p Titan Hall as Madam DvnseuK. tight-rope
performer, was charged with stealing abt ut
three thousand dollars worth Of wearing
apparel from II Sciibner, q man with whom
she had formerly been on intimate TERMS
Mise Keepers, according to statement made
by her, had given to Scribner watch to sell
in order to IAise money to pay some liabiii.
ties which she had contracted. ScribDer
sold the watch for three hundred dollars,
but failed to make returns to her, and It was
sometime after before she saw anything Of
him. On learning of his whereabouts che
sought him aud obtained in place Of the
money an order on his Iaodiady' for trunk
Of clothing which belonged to him. 4 his
order she placed into the hands Of officer
Crons, who succeeded in getting the trunk
and delivering it over to her. Having NO
other way Of obtaining money she sold some
of the contents Ct the trunk, and for this
act Scribuer had her arrested On the charge
OF theft. In conjunction with the arrta ct Of
Miss X, Catherine Garibaldi, white, and John
Ham, free negro, were taken in custody on
the charge OF receiving HcribDer's goods,
knowing them to have been stolen but 1t
was proven that they had bought them from
Miss K, whereup0n the Mayor discharged
the whole party.
A charge was preferred against Mary,
shOemakcr's tools, one feather bed. a lot Of
mems clothing, one pair Of pantaloons, one
coat, aud quantity of crOckery, blankets,
bed quilts, &c, from Robert J. Lowry. Thil
case was brought before the Mayor by Low.
| ~ 8 two soma, who stated that their father
| occupied the house from which the articles
| were stolen, but that being taken suddenly
5000 after died. When taken away from,
home his house Was locked up, but since his
death they ibis sons) proceeded TO examine
| into his afflirs, when, to their surprise, they
| found the house had been broken open and
nearly stripped Of its contents. Suspeating
| the accused, who lives near BY, . Warrant
| was obtained to search her house, which TO
| stolen articles. The prisoner Wa remanded
| to Jail to await further examlnation.
David Lewis and John II Boiler, two young
white men Of genteel appearance, were
| charged With stealing horse from Edwin
| Duyal, Of 0oochland, valued u t2 .O0Q The
most material testimony In the case ~
given by Mr. John Clark, living In this city,
| who stated that sometime sl.ce Boiler And
Jordan Miller called at his st0rs. md thu
| which he lad sold IN Miller for $3.50. No
ticing the youth of Boiler, he inqaired q HIN
| u be was Of age, and IL not b. whose author
| ity he wae selling the AnlloAl b. stated. q
reply, thAt the horse waa ono which III
father got him TO come 70 RlcAmoaA % ell
The only ground OF suspici0n againat LewiI
Was theevidencs Of Mr. Daval, whO staisd
10 a the en- neix1borhood Of IS psSes S 0ooen
and, In company With 0oAog; they vog1
about mile from AiA resldence, aland1n1
In the rdAd. Alter hearing The tee1imOny
the Mayor sent The aeenssd on q loNc3,
msnt ty the 0san1 J1sy q - Nua1ln0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23
FROM NORTH oEoRoIA.

MARIETTA, June 2l.-The enemy's right
attacked our LETT yesterday, under 0eneral
Hardee, and were repulsed with great slaugh-
ter. We captured. sixty prisonesa Among
them Lieut. Col Watson, Of the 40th Ohio,-
Three deserters, who desired to b en-
ployed in any capacity, also came In.
Gen Johnston, - well a. the whole army,
is anxious for an engaQe0ent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

CH.saE IN THE NAvY.-Tne following letter from
the Secretary Of the Navy 10 Commodofe I Forres,
explains a leeent change ia the command OF The
James river squadron
RICHEoND, Jats lo. 1864.
Sir: our letter Of The 18th Instant has been re
ceiyed. la response To your letter 0f The 9th lust
T.. requesting a statement Of the reasons which ia-
tiueneed The action of the dep1rtment "to riievs
you fiom the command of The James river squad
fOn," IL Is deemed proper 10 say that, white The
right Of an officer Ia fequiIc Of the head Of de
paitMent the reasons tor relieving hin, from dnty
Is aot admitted, the expression of yOus appsehen
sion that 'the action ot the department may be fe
sarded az based upon charges affecting your char
acter As aa oIiicer and gentleman and 'up0n the
supp ,sition that you had applied 10 be relieved 10
avoid an Impending coh iliet with the enemy" Ia
duees To say that nothing affecting your stand
lag as officer aud gentleman, or iucoGsis.enI
with your acknOwl dga0 zeal and patriotism, Mas
been heard VI BY the department.
Under The oTgasizatiou vi The Provisional Navy
officer vi that rviee 4aissd 10 command
atioai, aud You have not beea assigued 10 The Pro
visioaai Navy.
| aln, respectfully, your servant,
tsigned, s II MALLORY.
To C.p Forrest, Ric6mond, Va.
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attempted EMryia'y.-About one O'Clock
break into the rrocery % store OF T Capt % Wm m
English, at the corner of Leigh and I'd
streets. The thief was working at the rear
door and had succeeded in wrsnchipg of the
paddock which secured it from the outside,
when he was discovered by servant woman
sleeping ON the premises, who gave the
alarm, which frightened him off Waile the
burglarious operation was going on man
was observed on the opposite side OF the
gave the alarm made her appearance he
walked up to her and with an oath remarked
that she had spoilt the whole business, for
he was watching the thief aud as soon ~ he
succeeded in getting inside the store 1t was
his intention to come over and bag him be-
fore he could get of. 1t is believed that he
WaS an accOmDlice
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THR LATE LIT. GEN Polk Rev DR. Quintard oi
Atlanta, In The funeral sermon over the remains st
1t Gen Polk, said

THR LATE LIT. GEN Polk Rev DR. Quiniard OF
Atlanta, In The funeral sermon over the remains sf
1t Gen Polk, said
He was eninently a man OF prayer. Not pray
ing where he could be OF mea, bat rettrtag TO
commune with God In secret He never ceased
devOtl0ns lie was Instant IA prayer aud
remeinbeT how, after the bloody field 0t Perry
vilie--when The and heat of lne battle had
passed, we were In the tOWn Ut HarrOdsbafg -
There was beautifal church there, rich In afcht.
tectnrai proportions and carved work. tie asked
Me 10 visit II with him. As we walked up the
aisle alone, he exciatnsed, with em0u0n. "Oa, for
the days when We went up to the house Of the
Lord, aud c0mpassed his altar with the voice Of
prayer aud than ksgiving"
Reaching the chaRcel, he said to me: "Can We
not have prayers :" and we kaeeied dOwa aud
poured Out hearts ~ God and hes left the
sanctuary with face all bathea in tears. Such a
soldier did not light for fame | genlemb~V ar
Chic kaAsauga, as we Weic seated upop the gronad
few days alter the battle, he said 10 me: ''God
answered my prayers Ia giving us this great vic
tory, Tor prayed iOng and earnestly that he mlgh
bl, 81 our arms "
|. Yes, he Was emphatic ally man vi prayer The
last few weeks Ut his HE were more than others
consecraied by prayer As We look bacx upon
lhem now that he IL gone, We see how God was
preparing him for the higher cOmmuai0u Of the
Church triumphant.
AT nid.tsht, with faithful few. he baptised one
of his Companions In aTms--ihe gallant Hood A-and
received few days later his amandlHg Geaesai
int0 the Church vi christ HIS last Sunday ~
earth, he gathered all his elaif and AlarHdasls
about hina, aud with prayer aud with litaNy sup-
plic at0n and praise seeted u leave them his hen
eiaciioa. He Vas greatly trtovrd tY hts troops.
The tears u htS amIuAadsax tieaesAl were nAis-
gteA with th0se of his psisAtes VIXEN ne fell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

SSAk USraRrCsArs CEssRAL.-fhe Yankee Gen
Smith lcavaisy) Is bosa ~ III luck. He commanded
ihe mounted isfaAtsy which, with Gsirtsan, nsOse
10 co operate with the gftai sherman Mssssssippi
raid. Forrest licked the cosntiBed tOscc, aud
chased Grierson back " Memphis. while Smith
escaped Ia n0rihetly direction. SAITH Was nt II
sent 10 help Banks acsoss the Mississippi. lie a0l
. second druhbtag over there aad u0w, havisg
returned % Mississipps, Forrest mas poanssd wpoa
him, and aos only whipped him, but scattered hta
army and taken ifs baessge ssd artillery. Pool
Snafah.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

Conn.ifted to Castle lxnndtrs- the follow
Ing PARTIES have been arrested and were sent
to the Castle yesterday
John Wood and X /. Hunt, citizens,
charged with harboring desesters. -
VIM Love, member Of compxny Bs 9klh
North Carolina, charged with deselting trcm
the Confederate service. Love u repre-
sented as man of desperate character, and
has Kept himself secreted in the woods for
the last eighteen months, during which pc
Rod he has several times been shot at, but
always came OIL 0nhurt
Among batch of Yankee prisoners cap
tured below the city yesterday was A g Car.
den, belonging to company X, "a New York
regiment. Tits fellow was formerly q sol
dier in the Confederate service, but some
time since deserted aud went over to the
Yankees. He has beea fully identified, aud
will in all probability pay the penalty Of his
disgracetul act
Several Yankee deserters and Confederate
soldiers, charged with effenccs not worth
mentioning, were also consigned to Castle
Thunder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23
FaoM PETERSBURG.

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PETERSBURG, June 22-lO A M.-Han-
cocks Yankee corps yesterday made an at
tempt to strike the Weldon road, but after
getting within halt mile Of II, on DAvis's
farm, two miles below the city, our artillery
opened upon them, and at the same time our
infantry came into action, driving the enemy
blck, capturing some dozen prisoners, and
killing and wounding number Of the
enemy. Our less ID small.
The gallant Col. Harris, OF the 12th 4is-
sissippi, was severely wounded yesterday By
q struggling shot.
Grants whole army il now in our front ON
the south side Of the Appomattox.
Nothing exciting IL trsnspiring this morn
ing.
[sRcoND DISPATCH.
PRrsssBuRa, June 2s. 7P M.-Two bri-
gades of our army attacked and Aanked
Hancock's q % army cosps this evening, about
two miles south Of. this place. The eght
began at 2 O'Clock. The enemy made con-
siderable resistance, but were driven back
fully two miles. Our men captured go
prisoners, including 81 commissioned ofn-
cers, four pieces Of artillery, eight stand OF
colors, and two lines. of breastworks. The
enemy made an Effort to recapture tho
breast works, but were repulsed. Another
attack on the enemy At some point II nCw
progressing, and Il succeeding most admira
bly,. Our loss u very light.
The enemy have cut the Weldon road ten
miles below here, but 1t will soon bs re-
paired, 1t ID supposed.
trHIRD DIsPATCa
PETERSBURG, June 29-The Yankee raid
hg party, after cutting the Weldon road at
ReamSs Station, proceeded towards Dia-
widdie Court House. for the purpose Of cut
ting the Southside road 1t that point, and
telegraphic communication has already been
interrupted there. The water tank and de-
pot were burnt & Reams's, and one hun
dred and atty yards Of the track torn up,
but 1t will be repaired tonight. A force OF
ours has been sent In pursuit Of the raid
ers, and 1t Il believed will overtake them.