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nsurfes.

Our& sint @sneraI Srper III urler,m
Ue' sbrtsn Nctsrt 6. See Der Sterbefsbl iiter aue
un'srs 5ruppen nun nub 6f,atid uttrtrassn
wDrren.
NuBer einsm fOrtmdbrenrrn @.tiuerir Duet
itpl den %unFer.u Sbst ri 10 Batierieu UNI psr
friurIl6sn Sattsri.n am 9ppcmattpr n nnrs
duf unierer @srtbsipismnselinis bel Y,teretu,a
pisosr rubta.
Grant slautts our6 ie;ns Sewesuna a On.
fang pieisr Bo&r ben altsn See ,u Ikerroibsn.
Ianp ft5 isoo& gum ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n Mals
eftdulGt uno nuets fir Die Srpsiteruna leiasr
etnte tbeusr 9enua tslabisn.
Grant BAT IL 900 0tann SerRdrfunasn ,r
ealtsn, Die frlbtr CUR &hDmas'laeu u m.s ae-
bout batten.
9m GplRo uue Gcm ta6es ST ptr in Siis.@o
roitna fam tdaii6 sp,idsn Sberman unp M.
FIRE" 3ruppsn zine Sdta6t fattfnpen. 0iSas
oas @iud nisSsr ~uniersn 6abnsn 10 asn.
Sst 9tietstul9 bat lelt Ter gflire pom
5ten ni@ 8 @rmdbnenstpsrtbts fattaefunpen
Die 5stnpe hatsn untsrptTen ole felt iensm Saae
bel 51tbcr's 8un einasnUmmsne Steuuuo Be
Osutsnp b.fIfrst.
YIN 9srnht mar srfern osrtrsitet, eas g.
neral 3hOmaS nit stnsrs She'll ieinsr w,f iben
Armss an, 9ctonac 9~eIanrst iei nuo Das sf BON
6rsoer'fsbur8 aus Ss9en 8,bmOnS gu upsriren
b%satfhtiSs.
YIN Sdmfta9 iraf Elm unOh'eiellsr SsriGt bier
In, rap rim Abril Der feinclttsn Sufanterle DIN
&Dtltc Obetbalb 9ranbo,as ubsr dsrrtteu haze
unD Oae rem3ufOI8s unlsrs 1ruppsn ben lsstsr.n
9laS 9sranmt bGtt'n unO nab COLUMBIA ~
4uyRa9siaasn 'p6vsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-19

@s ut Gin mt'frirotgss, biRpriih,s Shau
'ptsi, o'e lid 9ratnirartis In unlerer S,apt Dor
unisren Grasn e~ntfaitst.
Yin bart 9srrdu1tss Iult, ras mad Yieridbri.
atnn Sample gum Sepu6tisin aetcmmcn. ro6 %
loo unn Ssrlnfsn, auf Die 6uifs frempsr gfutrp
iifn otritttsr mug Elm Bolt, ctGsn 6ttepsre.
@eiaurts pom itinpltbsn Eager iuridastrbrt ras
b0bnence ultimatum mittr,uoeu: fein, l1rter.
sanciun9sn. ionoern llntsrpsrfnns auf Wnaps
nnp unannet." St iem SoIfe bleibt nibts ibrio
ais bic S6etft isiuss Stpertts wea;unerien
Der srnite. fstsTltbe Mom.nt, in Dem ss BIZ.
thltebt. em SC~r;petHnn9efampf nm feline notip.
mole Or fen, M; Der nit ueuer 8raft ouf,ureb.
iftfn, itecs Spfsr III ~brtaseu, unp iel6R, 10 mn es
fallen ielts, I'm 8isi,nffur, ZEN unpttl6tnl,tsn
Be!ns 3u sreriden, mue lslblt fir Dir, Die benz
Suosr atholS lfas. strpas grsretfrnpes baben
DER Wtosritanp, rrn Der Noroen inrsn wirr
tnus elm bartnnfiJcr fsin rin g8ipsrfanb Der
Die Spmpatbis DER 93slt fir uns eitpsdsn miro
une ton Dem Die annhlsn Der @slbi6te prsiisnt
segtbten perosn. gGir flnu GO aud onp,r,
lein, Tas blstbt orm SIrsn ibris pslts amer.
Naei bat itn Der Ncrcen selaf,n? limb bod
tptro eas Gclt Res NorpsnS fb In ie,nrn g.
nartunsrn t1ni6eu. Dsnn DER Sraum. Ter IdbSns
efers 4raum bsr 9r0gsn l'niOn 1T fir tmms
auseetraimt.
SsrIdtsSens GSltsr Gn& 0ararttr unc ar6Bten-
'RsiIs aud i'm llriprnna), isie rts hrs NOrpsrs
''nS pss Snssns, fonnten lire 9ntsrs6en mid
'srF'ni9sn, ntht esntrniiiirsn, fsItit psnn pt
Ne9srIraSs ni&t a~spfisn. CgBsr eir adn,Iid.
&sri6isosnReit Dts n0rbiibsn Bottles BON rem
iiirithrn seiirsiisIt, osn pirpe ZEN mir ouG Die
@eldi6ts Ter Ssreinistsn Staaten unO smpfst-
len tbm oas StuOium Osrislttn.) auein nibt
uur Die ebdraetfr< uno NatiDndl<S rlbtepeub, /
Der nriprsin9Iiden 8rinbsr Fer @cIpnieu m
aSrSIi&sn Amsrifn, iOnoern aud bic Orr Glimat,..
H'e er @Hs e'n 9ceergtYeS .sniFen tnslsgsn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-19

Sie @sru~ts pon hem 5nll pts m,lltdr,oten
poItens Sran6Ytar babtn nd, mod, nidt b, IA.
ti9t. an6 ntsr @burI, fon uno 8iIminatpa
msbt nod i'm nsr tts @unf6psrtrtt 6Iaass.
unlert anidt ieecd III, oaB mir uus auf bts
esoenirhng ursr 8dumune Der asnauutsn 0l6s,
oosbsrsitsn ipuan. Tie Nplitif uu,ersr 8co;e.
rnns inue isin, ibrt &rGfte no m5ali6 Mot IN
5er'plttterr, ionesrn fe in Sereiif6oft al bali,n.
nm ne, eonesntrirt pICbli@ auf siusn Yunft rss
Gstness rsrfsn su f6nnsn.
gs ,@etnf uus ni6bt wabrfheinliG, eus fh
@fnsral zee I'm Der fUmmenpsn gampaaus auf
DIE Ssferips alsin bslhr6ufen wsrpe, ptr aIau.
pen otsinebr, rob fein Selrbsrrntalent- ft In
unsrTartrtsn qnerifeu uup D,psrlSnen emit.
mldsln fptro. was mir bier ausiprsbsn. fne
Is'o1 nur Tsrmutbunasu. Die fh auf fe,ue M,ts
tpstluns'n aus pifttqsn Quslen clinpsn.
yin uneur6pttnslibss Ountcl psdt Gle gr<
et9n'ile Der 'pmmsnpen 9Eodeu, unC mir ,psi
rem n'Hf, raB mir curG balptsen 8aupnsnppn.
ner aus nnlsrrr uussmishrit 9srausasr,iIen psro
Ten, penn Tie tommsnesn S6iahnn pcrccn UNI
muien rnt ,drtpsnt iein.
Am 4ten bee tpmmsnSsn Mpuats pirt Gin
coin ls'ns Mntrlits.N rUtla nation eIlaI, n. Ole.
Damn witb er ms audi tersnfcn, uup uns mt
tbetlen. ipie er nit uns ,u psrfabrsn beidlp5r II
TN yale Grant leinen @,n3us in 8lGmpnp bal
ten lc[tc.
Sputs raS lsbters uns trefsn, tauu fi uue
Nott 9uaote. Bonn BON Zen Nien,Gen baden nlr
nsnia gu hpfsn. Cine erGblt&ere Iuu,als Gcu
Ialicn, ale ts tanm s~utlisben wurre, tSunsu MT
uns Hi6t psnfsn Mat iteue Iih mar cine Mlen.
lbsnTa6c Don 1856. 600 Sselsn Dor, wcruu
ter u~nssidbr 10000 pl0eli& frstscmcrpsner Sc
ger ltnp unD rieie Msuse nun 1T obne M,rlum
re NnetauIhss. tsnu unfsre 6. 9 Nctsu mir.
ZEN 'um ssfabrlichen &orpue rsiieti. as
Muftr'ten Der otrtauiihtn ,Sapise unb @fn,ls.
man," bic uns rem nsuru Siourpuutt tlor ,u
MAIDEN lu6ten. 6crnsr 10 mantsr alter Dtr
pattnF, Ger raun BON 10 pielcn u~ieeriaen Sss-
len, Ger @rOemntb u%niabie, sum QbIhIu6 &C.
bradt rrueoe. Der Maneel on 2et.nsmitteI unr
rae ~Sabio,e, Der WtlOe res 5einpes ontrimfnl
ienet prCleioriat. - of pas wirrs Dem aufsrts
bolt in elmer Start wie pae sefaQrne N,rbmpnt
MID b~slDnosrs anesrebm MAIDEN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-19

aeheen oanrsteiutu.hi N mueien auf p. enntts
Sfehnnng Der Sersinietsn Staltsn binarbtiten.
Ote absiiuns pts'ss eanp,s purp, Dem pro.
pbst'i6sp Bid GROCER eurupaiidsr Staaismdu.
l6fr etaatemduner i&on Dor m.ta ais isd,ia
Saersn entbult. Di. ~9ssrnmart,as llmpaI.
'nn9, Die Srsnnug bss Siesus pom Norpen IN
nt&t ale cine Naturnptbpsnotst.it, Mot ais
cds 'u srrartsnpe &siultat Der @ranouna Der
u putlit, Die sins 8sai, runasfprm accptirt., rit.
10 stbaben uno i&Dn fe AUDI iein m5se, pom Der
@s'6'@te ais unrrnthi6 unp unpauetbah ae.
fenprtt 1T.
Ots Wanner, bic cieien Srieg ttrteiasflbrt,
lnossn ausrrinss cen SrrBen 8ru6 ~perfribi boz
ben, absr tie aGein gu prrrammsn pab fe ibn
esrss'ssfubrt bdtten. bspsif nlhts ais Die 8ur,@
t6t'9telt Dsrer Die TIRE Springe unr Spalten
ME 'Nsn %tpnHten. uno perrn Sutirctio,tat as
n'bt aullse. hen aat.n Soil a. abnen.
Gine msrfpirpi9e griGunung 1T 60 Wan.
hen'. raB pielr pom psnsu, Gle bcim Nustrucb
r'sics Srisgee Esbr fur rie Su6e ihpatmtsn.
Sahn6sn lhwsntten, In Den Sste9 scssu. pei
Autleben erreaten unp ubsrhaupt MahdsS tha.
Ten, ras b'isr untsrtlieben ibdre. - nun init,
' "t' b'uuti luE Ut NIpPt uulpH
9tpen. uns 'msint rise n,dt i'm @:riuofrn ouf.
tauenp - Lies extremes Sc touchent' (rls
erirems tsribrsn f6). Jur IctGs Neute sitt e.
ts'nsn NiitsIwea.
8nlt. rub:g. rntIdicosn EGunen e!eIs Ndturrn
ntGt urtbstlen. REM ibr 9trfauresnGpf prr 1T
It 8 i'm >fcdenren 3ufanp unp lGuft isbr oft
uNer. S'e miisn 0artci nrbmeu pro ODER
contra DIE S,wtsarlnpe tbrrr @uiacre ,tpeit
'"tisn fh surIdieltsn aui itrs liebcn BuupeIten
S'asnibum in ibrsn pier Moue,n. In prnsn tb,
@F'it m't ti sinsm 3wauaeild6sn aekaltsn 1T
unr utet D { lie nun unp ntmmtr bineus FSn.
uen. DssbaIb ibr& e%npIcien Ssremiapsn, p,s
Eeoh nthts anntrn. Golden QeEtsn rotben mir
nibt u-5toerprebsn, penn ras "audi altrem
partem" 1T ,hnen untcfonnt.
80 a,tt nod nursre DiGnnCr, Die pom 9lniana
On uno nuh iebt nod um Die uh,un traueru.
sS'r aGtrn ricie 0tannsr unp ~teart,fen ,bre
4rausi nm Die irtpuc unicn. une min,ben. mir
tcnntsu its utsrNugrm. ras pas 3trfauen per-
lelten Elm necesi as naturae ut. Ia6 S,,sa
un' uiInaliun9en inter pen Wtenidsn O~suisltsn
@',sBsn untsrpurfen iinc, pir Die Stirme UNI
SrtaisMtn Der Natur. Nuss I'm unioerlum III
c II srrtSts references 5efGrsn uno Wtecerauf,
bausu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-19

Arldta't a. 5 'peclor 1sneral's DIME.
0bnenO. Yd., 10. Aua. 1861.
10 eneral~ Oroer
Yu. 50.
&s Dem Hotas Requirement Die f,trh,.
'nu9 aenAirE petrsn, cdf ifh uleis Ausla .rer
~ g'''ifar u"r Ma tnt- Oienlt: Der 8sfein,,
{ n Stdit II 'tdwten. DIE nutb qua uun 5rm",
IN 'e H'.b'n un'srer 5etnps ae,rfl nnrpsu uuHp
Gle I'D lerr rielsM nngsrsIbIsn &rlsae cut,,sh.u
Tortsn rfr af9en t,ns Nation %asiuprt m r,
Fe "t Isinrif!,A yfseu rlrelbrn aujurtrst,n Il,
ui' zap lb dub frarr pale 8smrsner ,te
Ser''niAien Stdatsn asgea lbr,n NftIIrn ina
0'shr esFnren, eis Fa9"a,n iinr. In ptelsm az.
gen Gle eo"toH,rtttfn Stlatfn selubrt,n unae.
repten SuA mtt3 NJ rtsn: In. "a ss tsruer
ee1annt II. rag rIr'e etnte nur pssba,o rr,,n
Ae'ipunnsu,n Disnn nleet ptr,aI n 10 T. II, i'm
1uf iprsr Yin bt iI 9sitR NNsf .bIcu aus,enpn
10 'st 20 eeeb TO bed .oisa, eIg aEsn ,ol.p,n
Vfrlonen Ole lib tnRtr hie PEI &.nsn re, S,u.
Foosrtrtsn u msen sinint n, b r Spus r Nn,.
iocsrirfen Staatrn iu IDs,i rir2, uEc ras n,,.
'elosH 10 anae cue VI Iirl iorss uutsrea,ts ran
pfanafn 'plen. bic Sctnt, ets % gnmb,r
nan etiifm oerartt9en pIntu pet Ora, boo.
CERT fpf'ofn tonnsn. Yon po a,s "a ,bnsn l,,e
ntre. 'ert 9'tmdib 3n tusiprn ,u wf,,b,m
opfde ipnsn aIf no5t.bsn NiIfsl al G5erel /
3ritcui psrorn iollen.
9uf Ssirb!
.. @erptr,
N ipef 49, -. Il
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Uermi(0tes

49, 'h0hG
cine ountls GOrieuung. m,e 70 stu tl,ufeupss
@oleltud&sn ausfsbt; @oIo in 5onnsn aebt
pa8sasn utsrsunisr 8sar6spermSasn.
- BON prcfsGpr 8rubns in asip,ia lit ON
3lRsn Otismbsr mitIsiff pes 9,lsseops stn nsuer
Somst entredt wprren.
- 5onlo. Der fransSHite 1inan,minE,r. en-
pHsb't CUR u ~oue'runa Der Stadtsaussabsn 33
Sr'eastabr3euse au entpaTntm.
Dte fIstns patti mtu mt 8,isacli in
Wdprto tbr @Iud psriu&sn uup .9prbssr,n une
scrbesss" uuo ipauii6e Double zen srnptn.
= Sn Nartanna, 5lu.. rpurpe tatsit rae
eourlba"s unb msbrsre anpers @seduct purtb
5susr wrRSrt.
= BON @eusrol Srasa wirp Ter fOl,snr.
quite W's er,ablt. Ddbrsnp felusr { nn,6es
campo 'ns 9elana g etnem ie,nrr a~tilnaru ac
nomm'nsn Scieotsn su rutriioben. 3n pos
NDIup'q %iartisr Sraaa's brruien. purpe or ypn
eeuieIbeu uber Die Sts.uuseu css Sc,nrss be
traet, unp beridtete. rab csrieibt i'm 9tut,ia
e'arifsn Vel. uagldutt9 f:aatc TIN Srlaa. OBJ
er cetn m'ie. mos els Nud;ul iei. uuroui rbu
rsr Splrat srpB onIab unp nun bic gHorts ,nts
asanste: 5abs ,6 mid ptsi,n sau,en 5s,p,ua
mi O'r ourngemabt
y @r-Senutcr 6octe n in Norpeu e,nass
%trrten, mru uter utat Den Ylntsr.9, o ,slt II
uno III ale Srieesasianlener mud s,nsr cre
noro'I6sa Sdlt'urn. pabritri Lon .yprt 91atrru
trausprrttrt worOsr.
Der 9'uuotrusur DO, Gjrcrl,a ba. RE
melfsastuna, isnse Stdatss an lot II D. Mts.
IN Macon 'uia II menbsrufen.
- @tneral 8inre,. unicr irIS,re Vfr ctcf
VfGri6 q, ftlrt por,as Ncnr.
- Nltb Dem { ptrppcl Nie,cup bot n SIR.
Sames Strtd eth IL nsu. Sthrau en- Drop lie,
'rfaut, Der i " Stnnreih. 40 " den per 5tun,t
Surud,ul gen.
- Sn OaItfar itarb fur,iib elm Harr am
uber"d ilen SenuB pom Nr,su,t. D,ricibs
bate BON DEN StspsrmGstsru astsiru. rab H. fb
nurb BEN @enut non Nrlertt Elm iri,cbss ta,.
eenree Aus'eeen ,u asbru nuBtrn, unc poLte
cas- Experiment an iib irisif psriuhen.
= SnSrnnae COUNTY. 9tsp gort, bat man
Zen Sau 'fe Sprabum 3udrrIpbrs IN aueas-
bsbnttr We'ie t~etrretsn uno. IN 800 @aupnen
~ up BON elnsm Ndrr ~er,irtt, Ger TN ro,tluen
Ma ttr Sl.25 per @alune brutts.
StRa EN- Tueenr ganfee Staaten uutsr
renen lib nut S&rt y raln,en ttiurst, bateu
Ter Su'db ,ur Der. Staaten GENT tutsn bcrs,ts
dt,Hclrt. rurb mcltbcn al 20 apsu ilir irei er.
HAT IrsI en-.
Srunhpius ii pom Sherman nod MINI
fr'tst. @bdrt itNn "cth NIB, dufael ebeu rorr,n
UNI NJ 10 ss tr1 ntlidb aub ME perrsn.
Der Sicddternnnrr ,RttIrnafe.. mo-,
Naliau. Ger oorIsBtsn DOM ltis IN ern Ssfcu
BON @nari FIN einlaufen mulr, Iff aut p.n
Strnnp. nno m Rts Don Ger Mann,taft psr.
franIt msresn. am nittt IN bic 6anps Der N,.-
t." 8 VI idl,n.
Cu g'lrsiamr bse Staaf,e 9prr-@ &c
'ind bar hn wlsorrtolt IN en,ra, DE. ~. ne fur
AutrebihalIhns DIS oaeeue @opue Qc!.s rrfl6 T.
3pe,uncswan, zig Ter uS. ni.,s S.aatu
bdbrn sci Orr Iestsn 9t6ifrentenwasI tire Ct N
men fnr e'recln ateeasbrn. Nur IRE, nam!,db
Nsm S,rn9, OeIamare uno & ntudY it,mmtsu
,ur We@lsunn
$50 Salen Slumpo(s, Die prn Dtotils
nab Rem grrt perIttft mororn unr peren g..
traa gum 2'eiten Der iiiplt,bsn 8,ieaso fan enc
beltlmmt 1T o%ateitit BON 75-93 @snts PER
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no 13

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'nI l o'c'rIne OF eonf5eatiou
rr.I.,..y '.,1 1'J,1 "Mo'' enforced by the
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b. ..r.5 tx +. ", Ii, "' VINO have been
c.f., II, n1.-,'., ~ .''a r'o,elIIon-eniran.
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=, \y-,,,.-''. ,1y, C-''.',' Gown ''e MisSis.
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~ l',o,oSl @ h'-s'"'s, or rr,as.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08
THE TweNTY.FIFTH CORPS.

Mr.. John A. Brady's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, TWENTY FIFTH Army CoRps
In THE FIELD, Feb. 4, 1885, J
GENERAL wxrTzEL IN WASHINGTON
General Weitzel left corps headquarters again last
night to be absent three four days In Washington.
II is understood that the General 10 appear before the
Committee the War. During his absence General p
A. Hickman will again assume command.
:. nmpCnoN.
medical inspection took place to-day OF the Twenty
fourth and Twenty fifth corps quite unexpected
but the nspector-Surgeon Peter Pineo Lieutenant
Colonel and Inspector United States Armyexpressed in
tho strongest language his admiration Of the condition In
which the camps kept The Colonel made careful
inspection Of the Twenty-nfth corps flying hospital,
under control Of Surgeon Richardson and the Twenty
NTH corps hospital under Surgeon Stevenson and In
company with Surgeon Morony Medical Director Twenty
nth corps visited and examined all the camps Of that
corpa he returns 70 Norfolk to morrow.
A DEsERTER SHOT ON THE rICxKr LINE
A white solder-bounty jumper-endeavonng TO desert
TO the enemy the front Of Shaws brigade, Birney
division (colorcd tr0ops to-day shot dead by the
coored pickes This Ia the Of the kind that
has occurred, and II is hoped IL win be the last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

Lieutenant Norris Of the Tenth New York, was
wounded in the thigh and hand.
Lieutenant Bartlett Of the Fourteenth Connecticut
was killed
A correspondent Of the NEW YoRK HERALD, whose
name did not learn, captured, and after being
robbed succeeded in escaping and reached our lines in
safety.
The enemys loss must have been very heavy, as they
repeatedly charged lines each time suffering severely
We took about twenty prisoners some Of whom report
having received orders IN the morning TO keep sharp
lookout, ast was believed our army was ON the move.
General smyth deserves much praise for the manner
in which he handled his division being himself present
the field, watching closely the movements Of the
enemy and ever ready 70 meet and defeat them.
The weather tonight 10 clear and cold and ID just
suitable for movement in this country.
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THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.

Ratification OF the ConstitutionaiAm end-
ment by the Maine Legislaturc.
Au5rmA, Ne, Feb. 4 1895.
The Maine Legislature to-day ratified tho constitutional
amendment aboiishing slavery and salute OF ono hun
dred guns was fred in honor OF tho event.
The New Jersey Legislature anu sne
Anne ndment.
Tassros, NJ J., Feb. y 1885,
Governor Parker today sent message 70 both houses
enclosing COPY Of the joint resolution passed BY Con
. =, res.rd 20 tho constitutional amendment TO abol
ish slavery.
In The senate Mr. scovc moved that Tho Committee
rsderal Relations report on u Thursday. Senator'S
chandler Buckley and Randolph opposed immediate &C
don. '..s. 1889
Mr. scovel replied, charging that the power which
ruled New jersey wanted delay, promising three votes
for republican Senator and for this amendment Ho
could not lend himself 70 such bargain II would not
be kept
The motion was lost, Senators Jenkins and Kennedys
tdsma and scovsl end Rornsr hsuSl vosisS re- ~
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unceasing shower Of muskety which sent him reelins
back 70 his cover


unceasing shower Of muskety, which sent him reeng
back 70 his cover
Our loss was considerable, but doubtless much less
than the enemy'a a We were covered by our works
General Humphreys rode on 70 the Geld soon after the
attack commenced and remained until was over per-
sonaIly experimenting the operations Major Lvermore
Assistant Inspector General had his horse shot under
him, but escaped unnjured-
Colonel Mathew Murphy, Of the sixty-nnth New York
National Guard commanding the Second brigade Of the
Second division received flesh wound about the
knee while calamity leading his men, Lieutenant Hugh
G. MacTavish Acting Assistant Adjutant General 70 Col
Murphy, was MORALLY wounded and has since died
Lieut. Nacravsh . resident Of Glasgow, Scotland,
and had atsy into possession Of considerable for
tune.
Az LET o. CAGuAIMR
The following list Of the Casualties up % The time
Of NE attack a 6ve;-- sia,fN
TX EIIeG
Second Lieutenant WIN. Tibbits 10Th Massachusetts;
Richard Pike, ca, r. 10th Maasachusetas; Thea OBEian
and Edward Thompson, "a Pennsylvsnis cavalry.
Wosnded
Lieutenant J. r. Graham, Co. G, lAth Ccnnscticut;
LagardaEe, Co r. 10th Massachusetts, sighty Sergeant
Daniel J. Murphy, Co. =, 10th Massachusetts, hesh
wound; VIM. Nnls, %. A, 10th Masa, left arm; John
Foyar VIM. Il. Brown, 9Th New York heavy artillery;
Charles Jordan, Co. B. 20th Massachusetts Chaa Davis
Co. A, 9Th New Jersey; Samuel Stone, Co. A. 11Gh Con,
nectfcut; Sergeant g. K Barrett Co. T. 1lh Connect
cut; J. L Rowland, Co Z, 10th New York
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THE SIXTH CORPS.

INSPECTION OF CORPS HOSPITALS.

HEADQUARTERS SIXTH ARMY CORPT,
NEAR PEfERsRuRo, Feb 3, 1895.
INSPECTION or CORPS HosPITArR
Major General Meade, accompanied by number Of Eng
lsh officers visited the Sixth corps hospitals yesterday
The interior arrangements and exterior decoration OF
these hospitals have never been surpassed, and tho
Major Genera commanding complimented the medical
gentlemen In charge very highly the splendid condi-
ton In which their establishments we're found.
DR. 8. A. Holman Medical Director OF the Sixth
corps has recently been brevetcd Lieutenant Colonel
DEATHS DURING JANUARY.
First Division-Corporal Edward VALET, Co. u, I'd
Rhode Island Milton Fransher, Co. Il, SD Penn
sylyana: William H. Averi, Co. H, 37th Massachusetts,;
Joshua Carton, Co. z, 10th New Jersey; John South
maid, Co. T., 9th Wisconsin; T Smith, Go. Z, 4th New
Jersey
Second Division--Corporai Joseph b Grow, Co n, ID
Vermont; James Cole, Co. A, 77th New York. Henry @
Libby Co. b, LIST Maine; Henry Cramer Co. X, 9Sth
Pennsylvania; Joseph Titus, Co X, 4th Vermont Jacob
HeIrigle, Co. q, 61st Pennsylvania
Ta1d Divtaon--Lieut David H. Stone, Co. II 9th New
York Corporal Henry y. Wing, Co. X, 9th New York (;
Corp. L. Brtton, Co. r, 9th New York; Josiah Liner
Co ID, 9th Pennsylvania Jacob Wolcot, Co B, 14th
New Jersey; Nelson Valentine Co. @, 9th New York;
John stinc Co l. 9th Maryland Erastus Griswold Co.
y, 9Th New York Amos Keims, Co. y, 9th Maryland
Joseph Bsger, Co @, 10Th Ohio; Oliver Caswold, Co Z,
The sanitary condition Of the corps Ia excellent and
out rev cases OF sickness under treatment In tho hos
pitfalls at present
ExRAINrNa TIN DEAD
Aenot Hme enca eap0r 0ynnt ordered al perpona who
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News from Cincinnati.
the KENTUCKY STATE TROOPS DrsDANDED-AID
FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES ETC.

CINCINNATI Feb 7, 1865
General Burbrdge has issued an order disbandng tho
State troops OF Kentucky
Thomas II. milestone, member OF the Legislature from
this county was among the killed by tho accident on the
Marietta Railroad.
An amateur performance took place at Pixies Opera
House last night for the benefit Of soldiers famiica IL
was a grand affair An immense audience was present,
and the receipts amounted between 900 and 600
The part Of Hamlet performed by Lentaani Cover.
nor Anderson
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CrY PoHr, Feb. Q, 1866.
RECONNAISSANCE IN THE DIRECTION OF HArCHER's RUN.
Parts OF the Second and Third corps with Greggs d.
vision Of cavalry moved around the left toward
Hatchers rum for the purpose Of accommodating in force
and destroying II possible, the wagon trains and other
means Of communication between the enemys right and
stoney creek station. No general engagement
peced so far as can learn None has certainly taken
place. although some fierce charges were made on the
Second corps towards six O'Clock last evening" in which
probably lost between three and four hundred In
killed and wounded The ground taken up by troops
q they advanced has been continuously held and the
rebels repused in every assault they have made
We encamped last night the ground from which the
enemy were driven approached through the day,
end BY throwing up hasy defenoes were fully able
% repsl any attack he might conclude 10 make upon N
At daylight this morning everything quiet. and II
not known whether troops expected TO push
she reconnaissance further 70 erect substantial works
connecting with the le Of main line 70 return TO
their original positions in the vicinity Of the Weldon Rail
Hoad
THE CHARACTER or THE xxxxYs woRxA
The rebel works the Boydon plank road and at the
crossings Of Hatchers have been materially strength
sned and multiplied since reconnaissance Of the same
pesitions in October last
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had made speciality Of embalmng the dead 70 leave
the army. Their charges had become outrageously
orbitant, and many complaints had been made that
subject From twenty five dollars the price had been
gradually advanced TO hundred and eighty dollars.
Bodies OF deceased officers and soldiers embaed
free Of charge by the medical officers Of the CORPS
division TO which they are attached