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LuxBEH.-Knight & Bro. are unloading
at their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mill
Hill, a barge containing $4,000 feet OF
white pine lumber, embracing all kinds OF
clear and common plank, framing hmberS,
ioice, and scsntling, as follows:
9xI-Ie, Is, snk "a feet long.
axs-1s, 20, and q feet long.
4xs-sO, ~, "a and 80 feet long.
3Kzs-9O, q and u feet lSng.
aKxlO-Is and q feet long.
7HxI2-20 feet long.
4x6-2O and 30 feet long.
4xs-2O feet long.
3x4-6, Z, 10, II, Is, 30 and p feet long.
ALSO 15O, 900 feet choice white pine flooring,
of all widths, for the lowest cash prices at
Knight & Bros. Lumber Yard.
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Messrs. Cone and Tunnel received yester-
day the latest Cincinnati and Louisville pa
pers, the New York and Chicago dAilies of
the 17th inst, and the Army and Navy
journal.
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We were nobly entertained at Mrs. Mar.
tins, on Spruce street, last night. Besuti-
ful faces, splendid music, and wines and re-
freshmeEts that could not be excelled were
there. Many thanks.
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Ladies', and Merchants, Auction.

Crunk, GIsscock + Co., will sell on Wed
nssdsy mo ming, June 81, 1855, at 3 o'clock
No. 70 Public Square, a fine selection OF La
dies Dress Goods of all descriptions. Also
fine Bleach and Brown Domestics, Printsi
Linens. &c. Also, some fine Furniture
CARPETS, and 6 fine Office Writing Desk.
Come one and all, as these Goods are bound
to be sold to close consignment. ~
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To the Voters OF the Sixth Congress
siOBaI District,

Composed Of ths COUNTIES Of Laurence. Wayne, Har.
din, Dec1aT, Perry, Le0is, MaTy, Hickman, DVek'
son, Humpkreys, StaOaTt and Montgomery:
I take this method OF announcing myself q can.
didate to represent you IN tie next Congress Of the
United States, and respectfully aTk your suffrage a
the election on the first Thursday in August next.
isls-ts D.B. THOMAS.
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We areAuthorizsd to announce SAMUEL J. CAEiKR
as a candidate for Congress in the Fifth District
composed OF the counties Of williamson, David
son, Sumner, Robertson and ChesthAm.
ie2l-tds
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Ed. willard, No. 23K Union street, has
received Wavsrly Magazine, Sunday Mer-
curry, the Atlantic Monthly, and the New
York daiIies Of the 18th.
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THE
Great South Western
OIL lid MINING co.,

UWIs Company has received . ChH1@r aqm ne
d AeEsarura q fe1nesees. EiH FerJ hpe4a
privilege and p0eara-
The Compsnf h. orgtn ed under ne tlarsr'
and 10 ash y 1ms the socks uA - oPen ior ls
aale Of styeE
ms Company haz q large amount r o. AID
Mnsrai la1d- in GaarEa, Aa1srna, a1dIssnezsee,
e-uuatad u 81 uorth Ers Mlion q lolar-
Theee lnnds haFs bsen care My hee te-s and are
knoEn 20 very rich ln ~ AID hnerA-
Thls Corpoutnou wi hsas share q ~ A.
manT Of us mem0sr n this C1mpaay hEFe bad
J. alaa-d eHtfEa.gaeEpsnErco atcs nee ~ ae
West, and ihs OIL reUous 81 reunsyisA1a sd
Oho, is rroulse t1bs one OF tho bet 2 not ~
tesf and most e~nlsrcnsinE Comy1ny a as Emt.
opcraung ID he Uni.sd States. CepzlAt al 40
wai 70 coasult tbs Company before purchAans
stock ~efeHhere- MsGy o. he m-mbers u tMa
eorporslon are Fel kroEn throuEhnut ne ean
ny, a. men Of caaFagter, MTG ~ a1d Ashy
The folosing are be oncers0 Of no oorPoranohi
PEuuur-R a. MlEROF. Ma Gen VoiN
vsor pHraBrxr-WM GLENHT, q ohoF
TsrasrHsa-W L WHITE. q Tern
Rp-u.ur-Eo. o. CRAvESs. AAa vola.
umuTuli
Jo-epha Fouisr. o. 3. se1sloF hpm Tsaa
sasish Watsra, q Icnnsssee.
~ l. white. %
j. LsaWar, q ihdaaS
= ". hilrJ7,
~ ~. MlrUJ,
NWlzm 6ls1ET II Cha ali-f
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Special NOTICES.
announcements fer Congress.

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorised to announce EDNosD COoFrR-
Of the county Of Bedford, as q candidate to repre-
sent the people Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
tdct, composed OF the counties Of Giles Franklin
Coffee, Cannon, Rutherford, Marshal, and Bedford,
in the Congress Of the United States.
He VIII address the people Of the District at the
following times and places:
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Thanks to 0mcers.
Co. A, 18th REs. Pa. V. V. I.
NAsHyILLE, TKNNEssEE.

Co. A, 18th kKs. "a. V. v /.
NAsHyILLE, TKSNEssEE.
June q, 1885.
The undersigned, members Of Co. A. 18th
Pa Vols. Who are about 10 leave for our
homes, wish TO express through the coll
umns Of your most excellent paper oar
heart felt thanks 10 the following named
held and line officers Of our regiment: L.
Col. II. W. Torbett, Maj. R. NJ. Smith
Capt. D. A. Rankin, LIST 1t. W. b. Irwin,
and Cd L. J. N. Fleming, for the gentle
manly treatment we have received At their
hands. Ever assuring them that their
names will be honOred and remembered By
al sitter we return 10 the p~eaceful pursuits
Of civil life. We again tender our thanks
and wish them health, happiness and E saf'
return 10 the loved ones at home.
Very respectfully,
sergt. John Dinger, Sgt Q. c. Hammond
lIaefson Armstrong, DAnl DoyerspikoI
Iohn Tuxford, Reuben George,
Jas. D. Guthrie, Jacob HOLDEN,
esm,.l Lewis. John Lewis,
And many others Of the company.
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We are indebted TO E. N. Davis, sewanee
Depot, for the LAdy's Friend, and Atlantic
Monthly, for July, and Waverly Magazine.
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Gus Jos 0yFIoE--Weare executing every
description Of plain and fancy job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, 81 this Office.
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TRIED.-Henry mclaughlin, private
company A, 1st 0. 8. V. V. Eng, was tried
for desertion By the court martial Of which
Capt. C. R. Miller is Judge Advocate, and
sentence rendered.
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An interesting account Of the commence
ment and concert Of the South Side Insti-
tute is postponed until tomorrow.
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CITr PATROL oFPIcE-0nly eleven eases
were arrested by the city patrols yester-
day. All we're drunk.
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We have just enjoyed the benefit of q
splendid serensds by the "starlight Ser
snading Club" The soft strains waited US
almost TO heaven, in Imagination. Long
may they live to confer such fsvors, and
may every recipient feel as grateful As We.
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NOTICE.

II. r HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
A tea Sth Cavalry pviaoa, oommAnoed . bres
- 1901 G.asrA Natnh, Win aad u % thaF Ad-
vsutSES % sAn On 7. o. BigSsys No. 10 Che.reA
20. a 1uh hcuse1 ephA~
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For Sale at this Office, u good second
hand Boiler. Will be sold chesP for cash.
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Diarrhos and Cholera Morbus treated
successfully by DR.. Aborn, No. / CONNER
cial Hotel. If.
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Old Papers for sAlO at this Office. The
largest in the city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-21

VIZ. P. EhToN 4 Co, sre our sole Adver-
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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A Coon SADDLE HoRsE WASTED.-Apply
10 DR.. Aborn, Room No. J, Commercial
Hotel.
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Piles, Fistula, &c.
DR.. ]. A. CL0PTON

1EAY Pc CJguLTEO FOR A Paw DAYS
NJ AZ the CITY HOTEL
ne opei stes VIII perfect tuocess for PlLt3 Us
TULA. &c. add ruarsauses perfect sa1sfacuon. d..
Q. has never 10 a paa-nb nor had NE slightest &C.
ndeut 70 happen.
HaurEioT many year. Ivez specsl attenhon %
diaFases ~ the boaels, he GA -Etrly flT t1sf he
ruam e Eilh as ma b success ~ any opera'or Ia
toe uuion Eaiera 70 ths most rsapee1uc ge1Le-
man q Tsnnsssee.
laass vi - " ed g fhsir homes Psteats
sre not cohHnsc % her I'D, nd msy return aeus
imnsdsfsiy Eher ne cFaaEoE-
luaeE-lae I
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Diarrhes and Cholera MOrbus treAted
successfully by DR.. Aborn, No. l { CONNER
ciRl Hotel. u.
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W. @. Collier has our thanks for the Ia
test Cincinnati and Louisville dailies.
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For sale at this office, ono good Tobacco
Screw. win be sold cheap for cash.
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JOsErH B. QunBr, Of the EatioaGi Banner,
is u sole Advertising Agent for Gin
cinnsti.
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rnrRn conaREseloNAI pIsTRIoT.
rinh rnnrressinnal nIstrIct.

HIM WVL'W'
We are authorised to announce Col. WE b.
srokEs, Of DeKslb, 8 candidate for Congress in the
third Congressional District. iel6-u
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Wanted.

A G1l, white or hsok. that r. q ruod washer and
a ironer, can hesr % = s;tasicn ~ spplying Il
No q Spruee . rect between Ceier and Onion
iunals-a r l. u
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MARKETS. - -

lBy Telegraph AEw HozE. June -.
Cotion-1GHc. for middhng.
FiCUr-S5 lC86 &c; extrs State IS To8i IS.
Whiskv-Western $ u232 0s.
WEest-tuI and lover.
Rve-quiet
Barley-dul,
20 "a navy.
CCffce-6rm.
Sugsr-Guiet.
Mo.ases-duli.
Pc -cieum-CTp5e Sc refined bond 528De
free re.
POrk-New mess 81.
Beef-Prme mess l04I4
Cut Msats--Shoul5ers u8l3hc; hams 1S9l71se
~LArd-dull. l53fGl9c.
putter-quist, 2GOc-
Chsese-1o3l6c.
Gold opened al Iasi declined TO Is7 and closed
1871.
CycISS1rI, June 20
Wheat-dul 81 Coo.
Oats--dnll 55d56c.
Corn-Unchanged, 6o5C5c.
Rye 75c.
Whisky-duI, So %.
Pork-dull, mess SIS
Bulk Mests-shoulders snd SIDES l0Gi4c.
Lsrd-dul
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BlTer and steamboat News.

D~EPARTTp,
m. A
River falling with four fest scant on Hsr-
peth Shoals.
The j. P. Webb was taken By he Govern
ment with a fne trip.
The Louisville Journal Of tho goth inst.
says the Bermuda left there for Nashville
yesterday.
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Very respectfully,

Fsl bosOm Shirts, ali sizes, Just received
3. q. 7HoNrsoSs
,up,gl-s - oAsFry St.
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Modern Architecture
To Spectators.

II srvboiy Easta 10 sustge 10 he on Buslnss
o. an extensive scale, Eiih1ut investing mnch
money, Es can pgt Euch 9 person o. me ught
t-aeE-" f1r a Consideration Apply 70
uBsIslu NELSON aUEFEEE
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WN. CAMERON q CO.. Publishers.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1865.
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Capital
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improving. We ere pleased 70 state, and
il is the opinion Of Dr.. Wilson, he VIII
be able TO enjoy q ride in about q week,
We regret to state that Mrs s. il quite il.
with an attack Of fever. Surgeon General
Barnes is attending her.
NV YOEE, June 2o-Ths Post says there
are now 81 Battery barracks shout ass
rebel prisoners, most'of whom show no de
sire TO 60 South but are satisfied with III
raHons given them. A number are 70 b,
sent South to-day. There are about 100
on Hart Island.
This afternoon the 2ist Pennsylvania
Just arrived, were drawn up IN line read.
70 march through Broadway when som
SEQ rebels from Hart Island entered n
gate and Sling in front Of them went Inf
the barracks. No insult or spithst Passs
between these msa who had 50 recent
bean deadly snsnlss.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-12
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION

would call attention TO the fact of its being the Orgnn
and Largest Gift Association in The country. We arc
therefore enabled 20 send FiSER GooDs and give better
chances to obtain the rdiHdbic prrS tlian any
other establishment of the kind. The business contn-
ucs to be conducted ill fair and honorable manner and
irons appreciate this mcthoh of obtaining rich and clc
CANT goods.
During the past year this Association has sent very
large number of valuable prizes Ia all parts the cnun-
try Those who patrunzc will the value
OF their money, article list is worth less,
than One Dollar, retail, and there no blanks.
Partics dealing with may depend having prompt
returns and the article drawn will be mmcdia cl sent
to any address by return mail express.
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
prizes from the Eureka Association, and have kindly
lowed tho use Of their names; other might
be published were permitted.
Andrew Wilson. Custom House, Philadelphia, Penn,
way, New York, Oil Painting, value $10U L. /. jones'
Barrett, Marshall Co, Kansas, Mcolcon value, S21Os
Patrick j. Bymes, Waterbury, Ct, Gold Watch, yalue
Sl25; j. +. Shaw 22i East oath Street New York. Piano
value $3.50: Mrs. Clas J. Nevis Eira, n. Y, Piano.
value $500; Miss Lucy Janeway, Elma, y. ", Cluster
Diamond Ring, value 2U0 Mrs. n Prnnoyer City
tel Nashville Tenn, Mclodcon value, Sl25; Oscar NJ.
Watch, valuc, 1885, Rowland S. Patterson Co. D. 10th
Iowa Ne Volunteers, Oil Painting, value, 500; Mrs.
Abbey j. Parsons, Springfield. Mass Meodeon, value,
$50; James L. Dexter CITY surveyor Syracuse " Y,
Gold Watch, value $780, Mrs James Ely 1T Wooster St.
cor Blocker, \. W Oil Painting value $780, Mrs. j. @.
Coles, Grand Napds Michigan, Silver Castor, value,
| $40; Dr. ]. II. Sinclair, No. Main ST.. Utica " Y
Framed Engraving value. $25; Hon Luther Detmoid.
Washington, d. c., Oil Pointing, value 500.
Letters from various parties throughout the country
acknowledging the receipt OF very Valuable gifts may
be seen OH file at our Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-12

NTARsDEN's PICTORIAL BALM IS PREPARED
Nl from the recipe of one of the most distinguished
successful physicians Of the age in the treatment OF
Bronchial diseases.
It combines the active principles of the most valuable
1pectorants Of the Materia Medca, together with
Balsamc Extracts prepared scientific principles pro-
ducng preparation pleasant to the taste and certain in
It's effects,
FOR COUGHS AND CoLDs.-Use the PICTORIAL,
BALM whenever the cough is troublesome Three doses
in any ordinary case, vo In severe cases. taken Et
intervals during the day, will effect complete cure.
FOR WHOOPING C0UGH.-TaBe fun dose mmedi-
atey after an attack of coughing which will be found to
relieve the sufferer short timo all symptoms win
disappear.
For CROUP-This alarming and often fatal diseage
must be promptly attended to- Give the child full
dose fsee drectons every three minutes until vomiting
ia produced the dose at intervals Of every
hour until all symptoms of this distressing complaint
cease
FOR INFLUENZA.-Take dose every three hourB.
during the day. and ono retiring to rest.
FOR ASTHMA.-To be taken repeatedly during the
paroxysm until expectoration becomes easy.
CONSUMPTIOS.-This most fatal and insidioua dis
be cured in its earliest stages the OF this
truly valuable medicine. Tho patient at all tines
hnd relief by judicious of the PICTORIAL BALM.
Prepared by F. W. MARSDEN,
New Orleans and New York.
11- For sale by all Druggists and Merchants.
November 25 1moH
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ssgsS&1,OOO,OOO.TT .Ts g

DiSIKIBUIlOS is made in the following manner:
CEkIlFlCAIES naming each article and it's VALUE,
mixed. One of these Envelopes containing the Certi-
cate Order for Article, will BIZ delivered mt ou
Office, sent by mail to any address, without regard to
choice, RECEIPT Of % Cents.
On receiving the Certificate tho purchaser will soc
what Article DRAWS, and its value, then send
ONE DOLLAR and receive the Article named or can
choose ANY OTHER Article List of the saIno
value.
G1- Purchasers of SEALED ENVELOPES may
In this manner obtain an Article WORTH EnoM ONE TO
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-22


To Die MPEAcHEp.-W We find the fol-
lowing in the columns Of the New York
Commercial
"It is said chat Senator Sumner, OF
Massachusetts, is drawing up aprocess Of
impeachment against Vice-P President John
son, for conduct compromising the digni-
ty of his high position and tho honor Of
his country at tho Inauguration ceremo-
Mes"
II is to be hoped that this statement
will provo truc--that the republican Sen
ators will rise above all partisan consider
ations and insist upon the vacation Of his
Office by man who has disgraced tho
country beyond bis power Of rcparation
by any other means. 1t is not for the
Senators, however, to officially move in
the matter. The House Of Representa-
tiyes is given by the Constitution /" sole
power Of impeachment" while the Sen
ate possesses the sole power TO Try all
impeachments." Concurrence of two
thirds Of the members present is required
for conviction. Judgement cannot extend
further than to removal from Office and
disqualification TO hold and enjoy any Of
fee Of honor, trust or profit under tho
United States.--Roch. Union.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-22
[so7w5..l
Probate Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of Ottawa, IS;
At session of the Probate Court for the coun-
ty Of Ottawa, holden at the Probate Office in
the village Of Grand Haven, on Monday the
twentieth day of March, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-fve -
Present, George Parks, Judge of Probate.
In the matterof the estate of Asel Austin, de-
ceased. tfs tftj g
.nN reading and fling the petition, duly YER
~ ifed, of Lunices Austin, administrator of
the estate Of said deceased, praying for reasons
therein set forth, that he may be empowered and
licensed to sell certain real estate, belonging to
the estate Of said deceased, for the purpose Of
paying legal demands against tho estate Of said
deceased, and tho expenses of adjusting the
same. ~ .,. lsr
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the
first day Of May next, at two o'clock in
the afternoon. be assigned for the hearing of
said petition, and that the heirs at law Of said
deceased, and AL other persons interested in said
estate, arc required to appear at n session of
said court, then to be holden at the Probate Of
fee, in the village of Grand Haven, and show
cause, If any there be, why tho prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted. And Il is fur
thor ordered, that said petitioner give notice to
the persons interested in said estate, Of the pom
dency Of said petition, and the hearing thereof
by causing a copy of this order 20 be published
in the Grand Haven News, a newspaper printed
and circulating in said county of Ottawa, four
successive weeks previous tosaid day of Hearing.
GEORGE PARKS,
S07w5I hsa s Judge Of Probate.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-22
POST OFFICE,


STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, IS
At session of the Probate Court, for the
County of Ottawa, holden at the Probate Of
fee, in the village of Grand Haven, on Mon.
day, the twentieth day Of March, in tho year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-fiye:--
Present., George Parks, Judge of Probate
In tho matter of the estate Of Jan Sprik, do
ceased 't tf"s
nN reading and fling the petition, duly yer.
~ flied, of Marenus den Herder and Jacob
den Herder, administrators Of the estate of said
deceased, praying for reasons, therein set forth
that they may be empowered and licensed to sell
certain real estate, belonging to the estate o.
said deceased, for the purpose of paying legal
demands against the estate Of said deceased, and
the expenses of adjusting the same. 9s@
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the
first day Of May, ut two o'clock in the after.
noon, be assigned for the hearing Of said peti-
tion, and that the heirs of law of said deceased
and all other persons interested in said estate
are required to appear at session of said Court
then to bo holden at the Probate Office, in the
village of Grand Haven, and show cause, if any
there be why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted. And it is further ordered, thai
said petitioner give notice to the persons inter.
ested in said estate, of tho pendency Of said PEI
tition, and the hearing thereof by causing copy
Of this order to be published in the Grand Ha.
ven News, newspaper printed and circulating
in said county of Ottawa, four successive weeks
previous to said day of hearing.
GEeRaE PARKS,
[307w5.] Judge Of Probate
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-22

The Times correspondent gives the de-
tails of Sheridan's movements. After
leaving Columbia movement was made
northward, striking the Central Railroad
at several points whereit WINS broken up.
Two days were occupied in destroying the
Central Railroad. The next move was to
tn Fredericksburg road. Marching to
two crossings on the South Anna, one
was found defended by Infantry behind
earthworks. A charge was made, the
rebels scattered, and their guns captured.
Custer moved toward Ashland station,
and on the way heard of Early again. -.
BY this time Picketts division, under
Longstreet, was hurried up to near Ash
land. It's advance wasr.met and driven
back. Skirmishing ensued, in which first
one and then the other was compelled to
fall back. Gen. Sheridan finally moved
eastward to the Pamunkey.. Pickett one
side and Longstreet on the other.
NEwBERN, March l6.
Our forces now occupy Kingston, and
are repairing the railroad bridge across the
Neuse River, and will be finished in few
days. The enemy were much demoraliz-
ed. On leaving Kingston for Goldsboro,
most of the North Carolina troops be-
longing in the eastern part of the State
took French leave of Bragg, and return
ed TO their homes.
m New YoRK, March 90.
There were rumors of tho evacuation
of Mobile and the resignation Of General
Lee, which dropped gold to 1854.
. WAsHINoroN, March 90.
Information from the Army Of the Po-
tomac says cannonading was heard all
day Saturday in front of the 9th Corps,
without any other object, apparently,
than to advise our troops that they have
still an enemy opposite them.
New YoRK, March 20.
The Times Paris correspondent says
that rebel council in that city, it is un-
derstood that a decision was came to, au-
thorizing Page, the commander of the
Ram StoncwaH, to attack the United
States feet at Furroll, Spain. The fleet
is composed of the Niagara, Sacran'en-
to, and it is presumed the Iroquois. The
iStoaewau carries 3oo-pounder and a
thick cuirass, which leads to some appre-
hcnsion as to the result, as our vessels are
not cuirassed.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
II III q II q g IL A II III s
New Stock and New Instrument.

p. HUGHES would announce to the citi-
- zens Of GRAND HAVEN and vicinity
First street, over the
POST OFFICE,
Where he is ready, at all times, to accommodate
all those who want perfect and lasting Pictures
Of themselves or friends. He is also prepared
to take Pictures of allsizes and styles, from tho
Gem to the large sized Photograph, with all the
varieties of shading and coloring found in mod
erh Photograph Gallerys.
GS- Remember, his rooms are over the
Post Office.
March %, 1865. 1907 tf.l