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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-21
ROOTS 81 SHOES.

d PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
III, their friends and the public, that their
Fail Stock of Boots and Shoes are now full
and complete. They respectfully invite mer-
chants and others visiting our city to give
them call, believing they can sell them
goods to better advantage than they can puT-
chase in Baltimore or Philadelphia, at No,
l35 Main street, Wheeling, w. Ya.
Octs-d&W3m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-21

PROVIDENCE, r. f., Oct; g.-The eff
feCts of the gale last night were very
severe on tho coast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-21

wholssals Agents for Eastern Ohio and IVES.
Virginia hsS-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-21
MeCARE KRARa 90,

Sole Roprfetors, Chicago, Iuhlota "a
And a fureale bf az Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-21
.CURE WARR A NTE Dw
sYMpTOMS.

N DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
sar caRtor csc.RcE,. tlescsfbl..a an sn1npton.s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-23
Opposing the Administration.

1t is an indisputable fact that the en-
tire policy of the Republican party IN
this State is at variance with the policy
pursued by the Federal Administrations
Since the surrender of LEE and JOHNSON
and the cessation of active hostilitics,
the President has not had the entire SYM
pathy of any considerable portion OF the
excessively 1oyal" people here. No soon
er did the paroled soldiers of the rebel
army commence to return to their homes
in this State. in obedience to the terms of
their surrender, and under the guaran-
teed protection of the Federal authorl-
ties, than the Republican leaders began
to complain against the acts of the ad-
ministration and many of them counsel
ed forcible resistance to the fulfilment of
the terms of capitulation made between
Generals GRANT and LEE. Ever since
that time their disafection has
been growing The policy of the
administration has been concili atory;
that OF the Republican party here has
been revengeful. The administration
desires as speedily as possible to heal the
wounds created by the civil strife; the
Republican party here would still
keep discord and passion alive. The
administration would pardon the late
rebels, including many former residents
of this State; the Republican party here
protests against the pardon of these
men and wants tose their property con-
iscated and the men banished, impris-
oned, or hanged. The administration
wants to restore the rebels to their for
mer civil and political rights, upon their
taking an oath of amnesty and renew
ing their allegiance to the government of
the United States; the Republican party
wants to disfranchse these men forever,
no matter what evidence of future 10y
atty they may give.
On every distinctive feature of Presi-
dent JoHNsoN's policy, the Republican
party in this State is arrayed against
him, and although desire to hold on to
the Federal: offices keeps some of the
leaders of the party from openly denounc-
ing him, still all their efforts, both open
and secret, are intended to defeat the
policy which he has inaugurated. How
they still claim to be loyal" men, &C
cording to the standard they have them
selves been insisting upon during the
past four years, is more than we can i'm
agine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-23
The Latest Farce.

4 A military commission is in session in
the city of Nashville engaged in the
trial of school girl, for treason against
the United States. How utterly con-
temptible and disgraceful is the whole
affair, may be learned from the following
statement related by the Nashville cor
respondent of the New York World:
"Four young men, whose names should
be ecorded-Adams, Rodgers. Moore and
Litten-boarded at the house of gen.
tleman named Latimer, at Edgefeld.
Exuberant loyalty was their most prom
inent characteristic. Each had borne
lin the quartermaster's Department. his
part in the great Struggle, lnanfully bat
thing lin the quartsrmaster's depart
ment) in defence of the old flag, bravely
welding his pen (still as quartermaster's
clerk for the glory of the nation. One,
Rodgers, had been drafted, and with
triumphant gallantry and daring had
lodged the issue Patriotism was the
sheet.anchor of their souls and the fires
of lofty loyalty never ceased to burn
upon tho affairs of their hearts. So it
i C8UQ6 W pass thdb Oh July 4lOuSoSiD
mounted the steps of his boarding house
and heroically fired off four barrels OF
his pistol in honor of the day, and then
hung up flag to tree in the yard, dar-
| ing Emma Latimer, the little daughter
| of their landlord, to take it down Good
care was taken to hang it comfortably
within her reach. The child accepted
the challenge, and pulled down the flag
Some ill feeling had already arisen be-
tween the Latimers and their boarders
and the young men now had chance to
avenge themselves. Their own version
of the story was made out, sent to the
officer commanding in the vicinity land he
had the little girl lodged in the peniten
tiary, whence she is taken to be tried fol
treasoni
While men who have been warrin
upon the United States during fou
wears, who have torn down the United
States flag amid the thunder and smok
of battle, are being freely pardoned b,
the President, a military court is sittin!
in Nashville trying little girl for tn
utterance of disloyal sentiments and
for freak of childish folly committed
long after the war is closed. 80, TemHC
"a! o, Mores :"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-23

Governor PERRY, of South Carolina, Is
a thorn in the sides of the radicals. Ii
is we'll known that he enjoys the conf
dence of the President and, to great
extent, expresses President JoHNsoN's
views, He has a habit OF talking
right out, in meetin'" and saying things
that are rather disagreeable to the su-
per-excellent and double distilled patri-
OTIS in the North. For instance: In his
recent message to the reconstruction con-
vention, he maintains that negro suffrage
is a thing not to be thought OF. he
thinks that ''to extend universal suffi age
to the freedmen in their present Ignorant
and degraded condition, would be little
less than folly and madness" He says
that the Republican party at the North
forget that this is awhile mans govern
ment. and intended for white men only.
This corresponds so closely with what
President JOHNSON said recently to Gov
ernor FLETCHER, of Missouri, that there
can be little doubt that he has SO ex
messed himself to Governor PERRY also
We have been accustomed to hear the
idea that "this is white mans govern
ment" denounced as "vile copperhead
ism"for some time past, but we suppose i
will be called by another name now.
Governor PERRY further declares tina
"the President of the United States ha
manifested generous and patriotic SC
hcitude for the restoration of the South
ern States to all their civil and politica
rights under the Constitution and law
of the United States He desires to Sc
the federal Union reconstructed as 1t IRA
before ,he secession of these States; and II
will oppose the Capitalization OF powe
in Congress, and the Infringement OF tn
constitutional rights of tho States, wit
the same zeal, energy, and power wit
which he resisted the assumed right q
secession on the part of the States !"
We used to hear that it was high
reasonable to express desire for th
Union as it was" or to manifest an
tondness for that other Democratic moi
to. the Constitution as it is HOY
about these things now2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-23
Bethany College.

Mr.. ALLEN, of Bethany, is in this city
collecting funds for the benefit of Beth
any College. We learn that he has met
with considerable success. This is the
oldest collegiate institution within the
limits of our State, and deserves well of
our people. It's resources have been Sc
riously crippled by the war, many of its
former students having been citizens of
southern States, but it now bids fair to
regain its former prosperity and even OK
coed its former usefulness and honor
But it needs some help, and the citizens
Of West Virginia, never having been ap
pealed to before in this behalf, should
subscribe literally to give the institu
tion that financial position to which it is
entitled by its merits and reputation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-23
THE SONG OF THE SHIRT.
BY HOOD.

With fingers weary and worn.
With eyelids heavy and red,
A woman sat in unwOmanly rags
Plying her needle and thread
Stitchl stitch stitch!
In poverty. hunger, and dirt,
And still with 4 voice of dolorous pitch
She sang the Song of the Shirt
Work. work. work.
While the cock is Growing aloof
And work, work, work
Till the stars shine through the roof
It's o. to be slave
Along with the barbarOus Turk,
Where woman has never a soul to save
If this is christian work
Work. work. work.
Till the brain begins to swimr
Work, work, work
Till the eyes are heavy and diml
seam, and gusset, and band
Band, and gusset, and seam,
TIL over the buttons l fall asleep
And sew them on in dream
20, men with sisters dear
o, men, with mothers and wives
1t is not linen you're wearing ont
But human creatures lives'
Stitch stitch! stitch
In poverty, hunger, and dirt,
Sewing at once with double thread
A shroud as we'll as shirt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AN ORDINANCE
In relation to markets in the city of Nh

In relation to markets IN the City Of Wheet-
ing.
SEC l. Be it ordained by the Council oil the
city of Wheeling, that whenever any person
shall have been convicted of violation Of the h.
27th section of AN ordinance for the regulation
of markets in the city of Wheeling in selling
or offering to sell any unwholesome, damaged,
or spoiled provisions ofany kind, or any article
of less weight OF measure than the article SO
weighs or measures, according to the standard
established by the said ordnance, such person
or persons shall in all cases forfeit the right to
the occupancy of any and every stall in the Sec
ond Ward Market House. or any other Mardet
House under the direction and control Of the
city of Wheeling, and it shall be the duty OF the
clerks of the market to re-rent the said stall TO
the highest bidder after advertising for sealed
bids for renting the same at least three days.
SEC. 2. Amy person who shall have forfeited
his or her right TO the occupancy OF stall III any
of the Market Houses of the city, shall not be
permitted to rent or occupy any stall for NJ least
one wear after said forfeiture.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shah be in force
| after its passage.
Passed September 2lst 1863;
sep23.2t HF. FEENY, City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-23

THE Pittsburg Commercial and Gazette
are waging very wordy and savage
warfare on each other, The Gd:ettereads
the Commercial ont of the Republican
party, because it don't endorse TIiAp.
STEVENS speech, the Pennsylvania reS".
lutions and negro suffrage. On the
other hand, the Commercial accuses the
Gazette of having forsakcn the party, by
opposing the policy of the administra-
ton, and calls upon it's editors TO resign
few of the many Federal Offices they
hold. The squabble is lively one, but
it makes little difference which side wins.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-23
THE CONTRAST.
WV SEWING MACHINE.
By CLARA W..

BY CLARA W.
My Dear Cousin Jane:-Such change ha'
Der my earthly lot, since saw you last
That cannot rest till my pen extends
The tidings so joyful, to all my friends.
Ny burden is gone, and my sky is bright
Ny spirits are calm, and my heart is light
l am q happy mother, wife and self,
And 1 owe it all to little elf
The kindest fairy that ever was seem
My WHEELER and WILSON Sewing Machine.
Butte come to the point-I had almost forgot;
/ had now quite as lief have husband IA not
he timidly last week brought me pile
OF shirts to be made which took with smile
The first Of the kind which he ever had seen,
And thought he would kiss my Sewing Ma
chine.
You'll think me extravagant 1 will engage
But this is tho subject, my dear of the age;
The world Is divided, 'twixt those who have got
The Sewing Machines and those who have not
Alasl what pitiful objects are they
Who are doomed to sew in the old fashioned
way
Hsmming and stitching, and darning and mend
Year n and year out-a duty amending,
And although the eyes swim, the head throbs
Though back and side ache naught avails to
complain.
And now Cousin Jane, want you to see
And well understand what this wonder may be-
So come, and seek not your duties to shirk,
But como with an extra trunk full of work,
You will never 60 back to your home ween,
Without taking with you Sewing Machine
know you'll not ask which kind Is the best,
For that Ia query. long since put to rest;
And wheeler and Wilson" Is the one that
mean
When I sing the delights of the Sewing Ma
chine
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-23
The Belmont Iron Work;
AND MANI. FACTORY.

Bounded as follows west by the Chic I,,
| nortn by Division street east by Main sire
aud south BY the property OF Mcssrs. Ca.H.
- Lancaster.
ALSO, tho Coal Mine ia said Wafd. Ogr
worked by said corporation, and the railU.
connecting said mine and the rolling nllls
ALSO, thUrcal estate and coal property "
longing 10 said corporation in and adjOnisl
South Wheeling, including that recently p1r
chased OF DR.. }. &. Campbell and the cho5ei q
action connected Herewith and n Town lots %
South Wheeling, lately purchased of tho N. )
Nj. Bank aud others, and Lot No la CsA
wells addition 10 the city Of Wheeling .Ogii
east corner of Main and Division street
with five tenements thereon. IL {. supps'u
that tho coal property To he sold with the wOrA'
IS sufficient To supply the works Tor lhIfN
years.
The said real property 20 DO sold OH the 81
lowing terms, VIZ: one. fourth cash and tkc -,
due with interest from the day OF sale in lhry
equal insiilmcutS, payable ia six twelve. 1Bg
Eighteen months from said date, the puTlt.,
81 the real estate 30 take the stock on hand
materials, iron, nails tools, and chattel prop
~ at an appEiisement 10 be made by three di'
Interested pcrsOns, OF whom the purchaser u u
choose one, the undersigned agents another Az
the two 80 chosen thini, the decision Of sa'
two OF tho three 10 DE binding and tho stork =
taken ~ be paid for In equal instalmepts al foUl
six, aud eight mouths with interest from d.
day Of sale. The deferred payments on botl d.
real estate and stock 10 be secured by paper 81
isiact0ry TO the undersigned agents, and b.
TO be retained on the property until payment 70
full. The purchaser shall have tho option %
paying in hand the whole purchase money o.
any further portion thereof than above staicJ
JAMES PAUL.,
{. ID. HUBBARD
X. CRANGLE
Wheeling W Va, Aug %, i5Gj.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-23

"D-N JOHNSON" is now the cry of
many OF those who formerly declared the
Administration is the Government ~
Are these fellows becoming disloyal p
Arc they going back on the Govern.
ment
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

DOcrOss vusns-n ess e "a 1.a Sg As ssa asas
Afendl prulsAe on - goa 0r tnea
IT he pasni o. HIN - aos We s.ss ~
the t1rn o. hb carriage wnee
ne ssrcss sh has aas ~ Ho. ne h.ns aPe
as he can voaee-
nosha png into n
fs fAa that cannoi sps.k aaa
- vo1r she too1s mo N
fns vh.t glsf and pam " y ess
and hOesefaher tnaf
stscks h ths paJ.en s he p.as.ts
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pstaa "a th ues so1n
asa ths rePonaio ne
a. hss gtra ths ureeg
smsdy might possoas % DO oeHi nos
hs y1palhy slrviVocs = 60
hEht q Viei0Sy.-TAach1J.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

BuTxla AHD cuEmGh q ssysatg trials u ne a.
duIri Worca coanay, aud e uook n naada % ~
Poand Oansr bdsg nAA an c9aA HSnaeI
pOasds q nR 70 1aks Polaa q ehss Is ~
ahout Irhi poandA eapnbG ana Oe.ooe ~
hn seos taking thrOugh, TIE Poana o. 49,
a6oul poGnd a brttg. TAa.s s1 are nA -
Ne thAnk. ppEflstl ruliahAA 81
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

vefhnsyw. Jseph. 80.
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avcnue, thence uith - Z
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

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Ntwk'"'A'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
., E : RLADgE9Gs, os e4L cSb o

--2.yz IN, -IHE BLADDER, CALCULUS
MUCOUS og EILKY D BBIgs y ~ a.
IRRITATION or THl NTrKf ~ ~ 49,.
MA INFLAMATI0fOF srrI1 :, dnE BLAD-
cATAEIeYh W.. ~ h hF BLADDER
sfhAnSu rnsvs ~ Isa.or PAINFUL
- 49, n,1ch ranso. be said noverelgn remedy
sis soss has been kR0-u 20 relish esl ss:, sIs.
sys - ~. ,roub.sa with that dists
the mar Of ne back and through "a pain u
ssaap0oAsHI day q ihs ceastftatiolh,psf
rsiisEs yon likB Eagsc. TER win
PHYSICIANS
Have long sincs given @ las use o. eneha
nad JuniDar IN DE frsntusnt Of these dlqbs
and only use them for the vast o. . better reiS
CONSTITUTION WATER
Bias proved iissif equal 70 ths tast tAsi has o.
so's'e apo" = DruRErsos
Irrisats ssd drsnch fss kidu-y. sUa :. .a.-s.sn.
| uss prcduce chrSnlc Degenerate a. eohsrnlsN
diaaass-
TN pYsmKroRRHGA. or PAINFUL MES.
STRUATIOH, AND MEN0ARHelA,
49, - on Pn0FUsE ELeWINo.
nost aissaass arising from auity secretiou Of
the msnatrnai nuid--ln ono case being TOO little
and accompanied b. severe pain, and The other :
900 profuss seeFstioa, which an b" speedily cured
y ~ sss S;.-sss Known As FALLING OF THE
! WOMB, watch i che result Of tbe reisxation Of
s~nns ~ hssFiness aud dragging palus ~ the
bmrk anc aides And II times sccJIn paDira it srp
--lsncfhsflng or shooting pains through ils p4rts
sscssd' VIZ r. al ea,es' Be EeH'0'ed v ihe m"d-
4 fsine. -. -
Thsrs 10 anofhsr elias Of symptops arising
4 frum IRRITATION or THE WOMB, which
physicians call Nefv64Ahess, which word covers
4 up mnch ignDranee, aad 20 1ins ca4ss out o.
/ ten the doctors DO not really know Whetber TIE
sYmptoms are the diseaas, the dleoass tho symp.
fons We can only snuuerAte them bere.g
speak more partieularly Of cid fests 4fiiatlon
i o. the heart, impaired memoryf wak~fnllngss.
hAshsa Of heat. languor, lassituda, ana eiHns'ss
vision.
/ SUPPRESSED MKEsrnUATI0E.
which IN the unmarried fsnas y q constant re-
curing disease, add through negiect the aeeds o.
more grave aud dangerous maiaoies ers t1s fesn.s'
\ aud a. mouth after wonth passes Without an cI'
fort bang made % assist ksturs, tne sayPres-
ulon becomes ehronic, The patient graduaiy ioses
/ hsr auusfite the bowels are consupatsd. night
| swsass come on, ana c0nsanpfion nnaliS snas hsr
l career. -
awF For sals By sil DragEisss. Price VI. ~@
w ia Nm. q. 0gEG0 4 CO., Psopristoru
monohN ALLEN, 0snsrai Agsnts, No. -
GIG -. .' :sis - ciisaso By FULLER, PINCH
| FULLEk. 1ea@f-on-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

New YORK, March "a The steamer
Havana, from Havana On the I'D, has
arrived
The pirate steamer Owl, which cleared
for Matamoras, sailed on the 2lst, pre-
coded by half an hour by the gunboat
Cherokee, and followed by Spanish
man-of-war. 49,. - |
Before coming to Havana from Mas.
sau, the Owl landed at Little River,
N. C. r 10 EEs1E09
An Irish member of the British Par
lament and the rebel Gen. Preston we're
brought to Havana by the Owl, who are
said to have been sent to circulate the
report that Macmillan is to recognize
the Confederacy, open Tampico as 8
port to adjudicste maritime captures,
and grand simultaneous sortie is to be
made by swarm of pirates.
/ The Owl is under command of the
notorious Moffet, and is known to have
cannon and ammunition in her hold, and
win probably put out as pirate.
Several of her crew deserted at Ha
vana and went to Nassau, probably in.
tending visit to New York. y d l.
Advices from the United States had
depressed sugar and molasses at Ha
vana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
xeY Yorr Markets.

I > =
NEw YozK. March u. :
e0TTeN-Abous &C better, with sales at 4se sor
1 middliDg-. -es-sat 5000 -fssrst
/ FLOUR-ouiss, without decided chsngs. Hold
/ ers o. good grades Wsrs disposed to realize.
1 WHIsKY-Eirmsr. Western 3l5eS2 Ia and
wHEAr-DuII and scarcely 50 nrn- winssr
1 red Western, 30.
RTE-Qaiet.
CoRs-DuII and scarcely % IRA; new yellow
I NJ 1 6s9IS -
oATs-Quist at ss@l oo;s9rgbcT g
WO0L-Dufl-
PETR0LEUM -ouist a. . Cor crude, and a
r z refined In bond -
5, UGAR-Unchangsdi Cube and huscAEsdO,
IoaL Havana, Lax
no LAsSES-Qaiet- = s..a.. ts..~ss
pnI * Is 50 for new naess &As-
pEF V-Steadg at ~ 0o9ls % for plata ness
8 BaOt N-Quist &C I5.Oo9ls1z TOR Cumberland
cut and 16 for short ribbed-a ta4
IARI1--Firm at l6Slsz-
MoNrN '--steady, 90 per cant.
STERTI NC ExCHAHGE-Quiet &C OsA TO
G0i.p-p. M aad lower; openiag q 551S de-
cliI,s ng 20 4 81, and closing At s55s91 o51z-
GoV'T sTO cks-A little nrner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

Cry PoIET, March q, LA. MI am
IN receipt Of Shsrman's report Of opera
tons from the time he left FayetteyiIle
up to the I'D inst. 1t shows hard fight
ing, resulting in very heavy losses Of the
enemy in killed and wounded, and over
1000 prisoners in cur hands. His own
loss be says will be covered BIZ $500
men, since he left SavannaR Many
Of them are but slightly wounded.
ID. s. GRANT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
DRY GOODS. ana
Oh YessE Okla osi
Look Here Everybody!

rINHE undersigned, having just retained from
Il the East, bcgs J. ave to infsrm his old patrons,
add many others, THAI he is In Feceipt Of n
large and well-pelectrd stock Of ReRdy nj AIDE
Clothing and Dry Goods, such a. Bleaehed and
Upbleaehsd huslius, Calieoes, Dslaibes, Merinos,
JA5onets and shAWls; also the best styles Of Bal
moral skirts, and assorted stock OF Hooseries,
and Gentlamens' Furnishing Goods; also . full
aud welI-aale6fad stock Of friah BinenR, such as
Table Cloths, Cover Towels, NapkfBs, German
Ginghams, aud all kinds Of Check and FLANNEL,
Ladies and Cent?. HaBdkorehisfs, Sc, Sc, which
! oaer al wholesale and retail 70 the citizens Ot
Evansville aud ths surrounding country, and beg
iaave Of the ladies aud uRtismen especially to call
and examine my stock before Purchasing elsew here
- they knoN y ,. will sell them goods cheaper
than any other houss IN the city
mhIs,tf , }. CoHE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

CRY PoIST, March q, 1890 a. M
The battle Of the 18th resulted in the
following losses on our side: I'd corps
killed 81, wounded 462, missing BOZ;
9Th corps-killed 6S, wounded 33S, miss
ing SOC. The captures BY the I'd corps
we're 36l, by the 9th corps 400, and BY
the 9th corps 1919
The I'd and 9th corps pushed forward
and captured the enemy's strong posi-
ton and turned their guns against
them, and still hold L. Iu try.
ing to retake this, the battle was contin-
ued till 8 o'clock that night, the enemy
losing very heavily. Humphreys esti-
mates the loss of the enemy in his front
at three times his own, and Gen. Wright,
in his front, at double that of his own.
The enemy brought in flag of truce
for permission to collect his dead, which
were between the picket line and their
main line of Notifications. Permission
was granted. u. s. GRANT.