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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30
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IRON IN. THE RTNOO

II is well knownto Che medical profession
that IRON istbe vital Principle of Life Elemen-
ofthe b,ood. This is derived chiefly from the
food We eat but n the food is not properly di-
rested, or if, from any cause whatever, the
necessary quantity of iron is not taken into the
circulation or becomes reduced. the whole 5ys-
ten, suffers The bad blood will irritate the
heart. win clog up the lungs, will stuplfy the
brain. viii opstruet the liver, and win send
its disease producing elements to all parts of
the system. and every one will suffer in what
ever organ may be predisposed to disease
The great value of ,e s isf..5.r..i .sa
Iron as Medicine
Is well known snd ackn nowle,iged by all med
icnl men. The difficulty has been TO optsin
surh q preparation ofit as will enter the ci--
cpiation and assimilate at once with the blood
Thispoint. SAYS Dr. Hayes. Massachusetts State
Chemisr. has been attained IN the, Peruvian
Syrup, By combination in way before un-
known. To . -. -'- - 1-i--
7's.- The PERUVIAN SYRUP s't
pE0TRACTED solution of the PRO
OXIDE OF IRON. A NEW DISCOVERY
MEDICINE that strikes at the Root Of Dis
ease by supplying The blood with its Vital
Principle or fife Element--Iron. O.
the PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Gropsy,
Fever anil A que. Loss of energy, Low Spirits.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Infuses strength. ylgor, and new HE fnf1 the
system, and builds up an ''iron Constitution"
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP ~
Cures Nervous Affections, Female COM plants,
and all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP L
Is "a SrECIFIC for all diseases originating in
sBADSTATE OF THE BLOOD, or accompa-
MED BY Debility or a Low State of the System.
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures
and recommendations from some Of tie most
eminent Physicians, Clergynen and others,
viii be sent FREE to any address. l-.-.t
We solec, few of the names TO show tie
character Of testimonials. t- tir.-
John E. Williams. Esq,
President oi the Meiropelitan Bank, y. 7.
Rev. Abel teVens. rf..
Late Editor Christian Advocate Journal.
r Rev. P. Church s f
Editor New York Chronicle
Rev. John Pierpont, Lewis Johnson, NJ. D.
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney, NJ y.
Rev. Arthur B Fuller, s X Kendall, ". y.
Rev. Gurdon Robbins, ". K. Chisholm, VI. D.
Rev. Svlvanus Cobb. Francis Danna, VI. D.
Rev. T. Starr King Jeremiah Stone, NJ. D
Rev. Eph Mute. Jr. Jose Ant. Sanches. VI. D
Rev. Joseph H. Clinch, A. A. Hayes, NJ. y
Rev. Henry Upham. Abraham Wendell, VI. d
Rev P c. Headley, J. r. Chiffon, NJ. D.
Prepared BY y. L. Clark & CO.. exclusively fer
J. T. pinsmcre, No. 4sl Brosdway, Few. y Ork.
Sold by allsDruggists.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
o 7ae Chestnut Street abaY 7th, fhi!d,'phil

THIS old and popular Hotel is located in
K the immediate centre of business, and 10
person visiting the City on matters of trade or
l.easu,e, il is one of the mvet desirable Ho-
tells in Philadelphia. 1t is convenient to all
the Rail Road Depots, anu easily accessible
BY city cars from all parts of the City. Its
rooms are airy and spacious, and the Larder
will he unexccpiiionable in every respect -
The Manager assures the public that no effort
will be spared On bis part to rlake the WASH
INGTON HOUSE, in all respects, pleasant
and agreeable to his guests and he will be
pleased 10 see his old friends and former pat
rons OF the "Sta.es Union" Philadelphia, and
10 welcome many new ones. Mr.. L Il. Neg
lev, the former office clerk at the States Union,
will be glad TO see his old friends at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
CHARLES II. ALL MOND,
4Ianagcr
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HEADQUARTERS!
Mifflintown Chair Mandatory |!

(NHARLES ". WEITZEL would inform the
" citizens Of Juniata county, that he con-
tinues the Chair ManufaetorS II the Unknown
old stand in Water street, where he is at all
time. prepared to receive orders for Windsor
Chairs of every description, including settees,
Large Rocking Chairs, Sewing Rocking Chairs.
Chiidrenss Chairs, Counting House Stools. Cain
Seat Chairs, Bar Room Arm Chairs, and every
thing pertaining TO his business, all, Of which
be is prepared to sell cheaper than ever lie
is now prepared TO wholesale work at city pri-
ces. Prompt attention VIII be given 10 Repa-
ring. All work done cheap and eNpeditiousiy.i
Sawed Poplar Plank and scantlins taken in
exchange for furniture. a''A. -
ssy-F Furniture Room on Main street; cppo-
site the Post Office. H'- - -
S ptember 8, 1S62-tf.
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Groceries.

i Prime Rio Coffee, Prepared Coffee, Pulver-
lied Sugar. Crushed Sugar, y. O.. Sugar,
S. H. Sugar, n, o. Molasses, s. II. Molasses,
Lowering Syrup, Chocolate, Mustard Rice,
S'arch, Nu-megs, Gloves Cassia, Ginger, Corn
Starch, Fish, Salt, &c., &C., for sale cheap 81
thsNEw Srons in Patterson.
Jsnl-tf InN TODD. -r-r
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Redding's Russia Salyc

FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority Of
EEpDiNC' RUSSIA SALVE
Over ali other healing preparations
Itcures ali kinds OF SORES, CUTS. SCALDS,
BURNS, BOTLS, ULCERS, SAT- RHEUM,
ERYSIPELAS, SITES, PILES, CORNS, SORE
LIPS, SORE EYES, SC. Sc, REMOVING
THE PAIN At ONCE. AND REDUCING THE
MOST ANGRY LOOKING SWELLINGS S IN
PLANTATION AS IF By MAGIC.
Only 25 cents Box.
FOR SALE BY
J. P. pINsM0RE, No 49l Broadway, \. T.
S.W FOWLE, & CO., No. IS fremont st. Boston
And by all Druggists.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30
,Sa.la-Ayer-s l45h.
''ARSLPARl,AAA
scrosnla. and seseflous Discasn
THg ropLD's en,Ar REMEDY ron


TIE vopLD's GREAT REMEDY ron
Scrofnla ana ssfofAous Uisca
From Emery saes, a ,cet-tnorn rsercaor@ " W
s,,i ,r;,c c,m.st;as "a of xo,r s,asxpA-
ma ~, ~. o - -. 60 I..,i i,;.h f,;yrf {l{60
ElLLA, Da. a !. =. 80 S 1t S.; -, .ho.. Who took
q. ~. o. nr trv I, ,hev sareo there haS
-. - -. ~ 49, 49, o;t -. in c,,r ommrn;tv's
peeu NJ ~ ~
Eruptions, Pimples, Btotches, fustuies, W
GERS Sores, and ali Diseases Of tho skin
IRON, Ie,, PoJf sfratt0n, BIiStol England.
oI orIy do nv duty to you and the public, When
1add nv testimony TO that you publish OF the me
disinal virtues of your SARs ifAIiIiLA. Ny dauSh-
Ter aped ten had an aaiitting hunor in her cars
eves and hair for years, Which we were unable 70
cifire until We tried Your SARSAPARILLA. She haG
becn well for some months"
I.o,, Ara lime E Rice n 1-el, lao,c1 and mech
s,s,r'as "a, nf I,s,lI,isrife Ca2e slrp ca, W
s.Wy dauslter has suffered for a year pas. with 4
kc-off3us Truption which was yery trou uBYet0n1e.
Totbia1- affordcl nny relief until we fried your
SAgs lP.RrfLA which soon Completely cured her."
p frJcxJs. u Cco, 70 81 ,Le ,rijsJ, E,1o,pzs
80 yn,r.,, ,t3 =, re- of,ya-self6
s, $, yyslyya n y -
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

WI. WISE. Merchant Tailor, begs leave
TO inform his friends and the pt.t1io generally
that he has just opened out large and fashion
able assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which he is really TO make to order promptly
and on the most reasonable terms. The
public generally viii find it to their interest to
call at his room above
SICK'S TIN SH OP,
on Bridge street. Miflintown, Pa, and inspect
my Goods and workmanship before purclas-
ing elsewhere. / warrant all clothes TO fit or
no sala
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-03
Disaster OF Cape Hatteras,
turning oI the q. = Irun-port .cncrus
Lyon.

Tho $. steam IanrpoIt S'nethi 500 r~ics, iTHrr
Nilmiueton, y g., 3Uth uA. uth refuseee ana
ttoopp has arrived at thit port hhe reports that On
the altt ult VI 1880 on Cope liHttcfas, Lat. abjS-
Linr. 1888, discovered n Tsain"r in 'hoi" ol nro.
linn, iaiely bore down ards her and found her
to 10 tho T. s.. stoim transport General lHon' from
Wilmington for Fort M1roe, with troop Snd tstu~
eeos. 10 tlc number Of come four or Eve handrsd-
Me- weather at tho time very bointerOus th~
Wind bor ,ng n gale fom ths :. W. Went az near
her as possible but found II impossible to lover any
hoas, Picked ny A. many n ~ could hon boats
.pars plankr, B. when va left her .hc was burned
almost to shot, and war i'Vt drifting in on tot
bie.iors. There w., a schooner near hy picking up
tof.on., Tut could not tell hos many she snved. Tbs
foilosine isa utof names tina, Sofo sit tAhind in
hospitals at wilmington;
'ohn Haydon, l.t pincer Philp smith, lst A.st-
Eufiuccl t'ro, GleiH'e' 2,'d 40, 'T,n lWWtthl-
IN! Cook Ahuo Dec, waiter, b VI steamer 'ieneiAI
Lyon.
I.r ~ mon rtoErp Ur TY uiT srrEEvI'E.
barnet I,eya- private 20 g, oh Ne.i n ". Ar
ncnt plynte O.. H. otm vi John sa'gn' g9,,, gL,
- Michael =. Broesrt Go. y BON ~ h"loIt
,iml.o,- eq,po nj Co. 64h Onto he ,soan; Is,ra,;,
gyth \ s.; siaa nIlo~av, h'h y, - .lstenSs
iunu refeec Geo Mufphy ,P,ly-se co. a. ,iR IA =.
49, 3tdi a., A. A. ..Iup FltrseIrid 10. h. bsnd III.
I,, boiup.,, fireman, steamer ten, Lyon; sepLen
kus.oIl. ir'ugrc homN tooHey, sailor ,Snenb
l., un Nichors Brown, sa'lor steamer neh1I~
iyon Geo. ". Wluians, private, 60. g. b6tn III.
T. rick bryan, coal pa,rcf steamer itmIHl hoh
Il rhlId Llhike. Go. l., 2nd III Lieut. A; John
yste 90. K 6th OHIO Gov CSfu. =. no'San' COT
ard Ia. ArtllirEs J, HibG,' isi oin,'L soaihsJ sT
Prr--sy. let caOs, luUl0redl steamer zen, l5pn =
CAuH. \, bfudyi hoiuueo'
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General Intelligence.
[Sy ks,I 10 tie Esu York SIn.l

Dr.. 2. u wuLA-p, surgeon General On Gov.
Fenton's staH, lei At Albany last evening
A TEsALE employed in tic Treasury =. w.sh-
ingt9n has Lccn lesocted in abstnctins fractional
cuucnc. anu sresi"i
RA>psrou Iar,Nui dates 10 February II rtroTt
that the government s negotiating ioI Ihe inp"r'a-
ton OF Cuiucse l-Lorrs.
sosE !ies of the PROFITS II suffers may be g'incd
rom the isot thst ia the army oi the fatDmac, In
three lays, one mnn sold apples enough At irom
five 10 cls' cents sIGl, " some y $500.
TuF municipal eI.chun took place IN Louisville,
Ky., On Fr day. There were tour csndldsrs for
the Ma,oraty IN the lelh. Philip Tompport, Dc,no.
crSL WAS elected hsyor BY 10 plurality.
TnEru are at prosat ct the depot of prisoners Of
war, At Point LooF out about ten tlouslud reLel
lr soucrs, Is.'ud.p.' ttroe thousand received last
week Two thousand q week arc l-ing sent OIL
for exchange.
TiiEP P.st Once Department on ri'Ay sppNnie
Mr.. Nsts, spe1al agent W pf eeei immediately
nut reopen tho Post Olhce a: Wilmington, &.
All III arrangements M ~ II put In active op"ra-
Eou with Tie losst possible delay
Tus Secretary " War has declined 10 gran,
petition from tie citizens Of Norcestcr ssk.ng br
two reh,l cannon 10 h- used tor firing salutoa, On
the ground that lt would bo e-tAhlishpR prece-
dent rhst could net be generally compiled with.
REczSr Mexican Aivicos mention that severe
fyht OcyuTrei With RuorTlaa near Vera CRUZ IN
which twont six Of The mperiAsst troops were
kile!, and also the marshal cuums liant NJ Vera
Cruz number Of lhb0rcrs fr'tn Pennsy vAn.A W
WORK on tho rails NJ bad arrived a. VerS Cruz.
ALAsGs smount q hquor st0rcI q East Boston
was g zod on Friday by to Internal revenue of
Ger, for uot having to tax stamp and insJestor's
mar. upln H. Phe Eqror Ia alleged TO belong 10
william T.. French, dshl'cr, whose estAbl shInent
wa4 also taken pOssvfsDu OF by tie officers. The
amount % tax would b" fifty thousand dollars.
A LADY roln. ont from VcksbuTg few days
since, excited Ne essp,ciOn OF IA OmSer by tho
UosuhArity Of hsr manner, ami upon be.ng Eoarch-
/ e.l, was found IN thr heel Of one of her shOcs an
/ accu Ate nap OF the iorIihcaEons of Vicksburs,
/ lucauon a syscnsls, yar,oos headquarters OF Gem
I erals aud full desCri ptiol Of the VArisus COM
rnAsary and other public stores.
! PrTiroHs sro bIng signed by many persons In
Memphis, Tenn praying that the PreGdent de-
clare Tennessee no longer insurTortionAry etAia-
and that The Secretary Of tho Treasury viii remit
the present tar goods from tho Northern States.
A. smother evidence Of General wAshburnn's dsHr.
" restore clvl law. Le Las ordered tbs LDsnd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-03
LOCAL NEWS.
XIV ropK Akp TuE VICINITY.

The lNPoHrANr WAR NESI received ilom
IN, front Ia,t evening, caused tho most intensc
element ia Ibis city On the of streets, on
tho cara nnd N iAct cyoryuherc, might bo ecu
srou- of Individuals discussing Lho latOst from tho
Gont" md exchanging oous sratulations upon fhN
nyopahlo resslt VI the struggle at pr.sut dc''l-
ou.d In mrny ID the churches in this Sty ani bu"N-
yn the subject referred 10 BY tho pastors ~ io
evening sarvice-, and prAyen ohrod up for our
complete SUCCESS In o field. The people of the A'ItS
have become ~ sceustomed OF lRte 90 ioco'lhi "-
conn1 Of union Victories in tho fold inai un'"~
soine unusual and grand movement s n ado but ~
to excitement Ia croated. Tho uows rso'Fol o'NI-
day was VI the latter character sud the Hh'h plAn
OF our citizens aroused % p'cn nos e''''""'Vn
any other occaaiou duriur tho war fTek o"e e''"'l
,anruiue as TO the final results, ana lh' capture ~
Richmond was deemed hy any sn slmost rt'Ilishcd
fact Me,.tiue all anIioIsy swat hrth-r de-
tail, bv shich DE valus Of u's iecon1 ensasrmen"
may DO Correctly ,s.iils'ed
The PnE DEPARTMHSr.-fhe hremsn--
.w,u Ia seen by our reports of fles elsoshe'e.
which occurred on Saturday and yeseTdAJ-IIe A.
tending 70 their dutes az usual, IN tho lTent eth
p,ocluct a iro occurred Saturday might lnyo yi'
.cms dssruciion a property. Tho ssP'aH # that
pr,clnct in his report yesterday morning to hsAd-
quarters eussizea tho sretnen, and ,Nys that tlev
,are promptly on hand and worked With will. Evtn
Truck Company that was hsid N be oontilns' ou',
t.rned ont and did efheloni service, Many of t0s
fofcuen Of the ssverA compsn les who vsgs reported
Conasvea 0a N. EaF pa9',
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NII.ccIlnnrnn. RchcI News.

The Richmond WulG, OF thc gitL thus sivee the
situation In North Carollu.:
Al 'he accounu which reach u. thruurh officer,
nui trou private letters written fNm thu North Car
DINA irunt siNc NJ mot euoouraeing view VI the
situation The history of military operations scarcely
turulahee parallel To the change which has been,
within the space ot month or tvo, vrUleht m the
morale aud suru,th oi the Aiuiy of the Tennessee,
hy the rc.appuiu utirunt Of teen Johnston TO its
mGud touhieucu hts hepn ruhr'itu'cd for dcspCni-
ency and real and 'l'rg, .r supiu"ues. IN" people
ami The pee iu hsf fesun have Csht the uiD,iion
ircu th' ARMY, aud UO' cry taking In the iifht
ven lul cyi'cnsin- thci' iaith and dc oton b, III
cth contributions of money and provisions Tor tho
support ot Ncn. lpIuston's gallant army.
rVuW VAT r .sFssFr.
Tho Iynohhuw Nirs,i,S, of the och, ,-ys.
The enemy. W. -ipfoU siorrtrpu's cavalry have
thanked Blirtol lravius ~ to the lett, and pas
pa Nay ot Isylois,tllr, IN the direction OF nlade
sprng lA,lofsyillr v in Iohutou county, Trnn., In
the extreme hor.h,ist m corset OF tho state. ~
Colts' uin mJ'c.utut viii coiIgi tho evacuation oi
Bristol
The followius telegram n7roAr exclusively In the
VINO;
FROM AtAaANs-ENIn SF,n HoNraoTEny- -coLLis-
los ut UNtt ROAD TRAINS.
Npn'70msrU, y, NIrch s~- \ Iankee lnidinr column
struck the AlHhNns and florida Rniroad. twcnty
u1l's b,Ios irrc, 1rday uOraing, and CAptyod =
trhn. Tho passenger TAIN, which lrh haic 90 Thur
day evcnlag, co.lidci ~ th tn" wicck, aud war ato
captured SOM Of the p!senlcts reio wounded
Inc enemy l,t, stating thnt their dcsunHtion VA
'.o"u.li'. ''oV. Watt called on the citN"ns "
prepare a. defend tho oItN, and the c"nnAndAht oi
ihc rost ordered the orrHnzNiIou oi all p,rsons e.
lonslhg To the army, 20 IoIo inc movement on the
rail Dad.
Tho steamer Tay sud Dixie coIlided on tho r'ver
four tiiie- npo," the city, ,Arl n,fh. rhe Dixie wn'
suuh. I'm, lVr'nErrr ~cfc sa,ed. bUu b.iss at cot
Mont lpIpsrt, March ls Tho oucuiy on the rail
road below, moved dns the road after ia" capture
and dcstfuutlun OF the trniut heos itc"nvtlc. ihci
i'rco Is hchcved N be $500 suon., principally IL
| iautr..
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The Gwin- Sonora Scheme.
A Combination -- french Troops on TN
MhN.

san Francisco, Ndreh 20, The democratic P'ess
Of th, city, which SCENE To have had the confidence
Of OWNS agents, and ha' been Encouraging immi-
grafton TO Mexico under his auspices dsfosAfds the
denials which come from Europe as 10 GTln's colon
ization scheme and ssys "tAe Arrangements between
Gvin and the EMPEROR Il france and Mexico, Which
We published in fauuaf came ~ us a. oct from the
ctvoi Mexico, Vnle, eudoi'emont Of the Marquis Of
Mon no on 'he French Mi1.tHLzrd the sign mar uAl
Of haKimll an, the lWpl'r through accredited
agents Of both po-eis n 'ho'o hhs heen any cs~nPe
Ia the Nrranfemcu's since, theft mo no ineant b.
which the f.ct co1. hs'e tenCl cd the public prlnts
Of The United state. Ncrc, IN advance Of our Nd
vices upon the saIuc subject are set ignorant Of
an such change We never G. .ci.cd tho lcIU.t TINT
Gw in had heon G. c-'el Duke ur N N4ylu .iihn
Lai Ceded tic Dominion OF any part Of the Mexican
territory " tie f!C ch government llt
on the CONTRARY, eNplcity stated that
Gwln had not hecnme subject Of
either monarch and wss but tho trustee ui both to
AdministeT lie resources of the terTitory for tho
French indemnity sunioct 10 the Mexican Cove n
nent Cgip l. iuvested with peIs - poueIs to DIS
plsa Of and make all neeitu ruics and regulations
espeeting The territory other property beloneing
10 he Meric-r. Governments but nothing In tyese
pwers shall b, 40 construed NJ 10 prejudice any Of TIE
iIAims Of the Empire, or oi ep7 particular Sta;e'
~. Psane,sea. HaseL n --Tos IsAsHos. sia 9---s
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The IT. Aibans Robbers,

Toronto, Arrd The LEADER this morning h"
Information, which Is claimed authentic, th,t =
warrant Il 10 be i,sued IN ~ C,thafiues, charging
the II. AlbAns rajcts nth breach Of the neutrality
sci, shen thoy uin he brought to - CsihArine..
This charge will be then dropped and the prisoners
will Do brcusht before the Toronto Judges on do
mand for o,trAIt.on with the expectation that they
will revere the decision atcl si,en By Judge smith,
Of NouticI.
dlrp,tch from Montreal .ays that the monoy
voted by Parliament hss bcen paid to the st Alhau.
lAuks
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GENERAL STONENAS
His Advance ni HOone, y. &.

Ifsaiyuar,.rs District Of hd't Y'nnsssts E,ont,
y g., March ~ rrd En0rr,Ils. TfE1o Arri The
advance ot General stou'mNn'' force commanded by
Naior kcorh, A. u, g., cuterod and captured the
town Of uooue, y. C., At tIelys o'clock to-dsy. The
rebel force ~ss routed win ,o'i II tea men Killed
aud -iIty-iye sounded and 'r'aDnrr'' MAJOR hArue'
ba,ni on oi the l2th kcutuc'v tNalry lot q lew
men wounded General stoarman's command II now
veil into North C.rollu aud win be Lizard Of soon IN
the heart OF rebellion.
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About the same time another attack Wa maze en-
our right fank of the Finl CorT-, but Gen. Miles
dveion Of the second corps being posted here male
brilliant charre and doubled up thc enemy, driving
them back long distance loavine hundreds Of th'r
deld and wounded the field. 1 las va Neiy
handsome Affair and the divison received the highest
prAi,o for the manner In witch It Va done The loss
ON our aide ~ about 40, NJ nearly Re a'ei-
N ne mostly In The Firs, division.
The Fith corps about noon asain took the nd
vance, and drove the enomy back about mile and a
half and lous before DARK, had ieachei the White
OAK road for which they hsd started in the morning
ADd established their lines acros. the same, driving
TIE rebels into their strong works At atchcrs Run
Their Ices in the days work will not be taI from
1901.
Among the casualties rcported arc MAJOR MIL. 4.
A. q. on Gen. Humphrey, staff, killed by shcu.
Col Sergeant, llOth Pennsylvania scvcty wounded,
and ten. Dennison, commanding brigade in the
Second division, Fifth eorT,, ,llghtlv wounded.
An attack also made In font Of the sizth Corps,
bu, IL not successful
Alter the rebels were driven back In front Of the
Finh Cotp- nttnct made with both infantry
and cavalry sheridAns force, shout thtee trilcs
from the Southside road. near Sutherland station.
driving them back toward Dnvidi.o, but lie suhso-
guenty gained much more than he had lo.t
Tho roads are in terrible condition, II being al
mo.t impossible TO move the traius over thcm Tho
heavy rains have swollen the streams and the cngi
busy day and night laying bridgcs aud cor
duroys.
The loss Of the enemy i, not know q, but, Judging
from the number Of dead lyine in the woods and
ines who're tho hghtins occurred It must have been
At least a. heavy own. We took About 10 prs-
en- during the day.
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SOUTHSlDE RAILROAD TORN UP.
War News from Other Quarters,
OF GEN. sT0NEmAN
Capture Of Boone, N. c,
GENERAL GRANT.
The Grand Forward Movement


The srand forward movement Of the army COM
unonced on Thursday moIninr, although sheridAn's
eavar, had previously gone for~ard urnn the left,
and other dispositions Of troops Lad been made pre-
hmlnaiy 70 the movement. II VA, originally intend
I'd 10 break ground two or three day, before that
event actually occurred, hut avery heavy rain storm
retarded operation, aud delayed the movement until
THURSDAY morninr.
Tho Finh Corp. advanced upon the lcit, cau'ins
the rebels TO evacuatc their outprts and fall hAck
upon the second line. Passing on, they encountered
q strong column o. rebel Infantry well posted, and
brief engagement ensuing, she rehcls ind TO force
our tloop. bark ~ a charge. In this they we're un
successful, being Ian Iomo!y repllscd By three la
teri,, Of uited states rerlart In the evening the
corps had reached pont in the ridge between GRAY.
ally Creot and Hhtche.s Run. neet whore the second
Corp. bod the de,perate hght with tie rebels last
h
The Second Corps advanced simultaneously With
the Fifth but met With opp.ition during the day
and In the evening it, lines sIteaIed from isohets
Bun on the rirht to Boydtou ank road on the left,
connecting with the Fiflh Corps.
Tho Sixth Corps did not move on Thursday al
though they we're constantly under marching orders
and hourly expected the word TO move. The other
sorp. we're also expecting orders but received none
surinE the day.
Such tbe situstion on Thursday evening. The
second and Finh Corps were advanced upon tie left
With sherldan's cavalry column within cary support
tns distance, and all ready TO begin the srand battle
thus inaugurated on the morrow.
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'ays hiss learned directly since its lat sttclc
tho subject that GWin lon Havana for France, Feb
ilth aud that be expect. TO bc in Sanora Ncoluy,-
nict by Mafshsl B.7siuc and French tfcure lN tie
middle Of Ma Nothing had occrrtet 4 tno date VI
his sail g IRON Havana to into rteIe vil uif pr Ccu