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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13
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While other mill. 40 over Ncw E.riand
are being hauled up for ~Aut 81 water 60
run then. ihc Robinson Manufacturing 60 .
las an ahundance and h. rus.ninc az full
speed T. rvsorvotr = beautiinl lstc.
kno~n a. d" Thompson's Pod. f-,ss 10 20
~ wiies long af.l frou, to 90 thr~e -iar.
The Compsuv having pur-ha.el right 20
rsise their dam sd CO., to frst above
their original right. makes this a. i.s.t
water poser IN the countv The Co. Is
nos nanuiarturinr large VARIETY % fancy
shirtinEs Of thc latest s,,ics. laiy's ciosk-
ings. rrpelienis ard aannels. The mills
torn car about twelve thousand yards pr
week. al % which good. arc sch upon or
der 10 advance. They employ shout go
haui.. vho are promptly pad siS thou.suA
doliars ~ month. TIE mii. u.e about
seven hundred thousand pouni. Of wool
pr year.
Ihsrv has bern or some time p,st ~ in-
c-casing fci-ious interest," In a., Ne.
ChurcS in fhis town ~ thrre oct % four
% the last Sahhath.. ff- o-.linarcr Of h,p-
tlsm has hrcn sduniui.fervi hv 90 pastor
Rev George Winraie. hi, impressive
ordnance upon one % these OCCASION. "a.
adminis'eret BY irnuers;on sni ~itn--.el
~ an Audience Of net icss than fvs hundred
people. Quite large number have recent
u been added % M Winratc', church
The large at aour,.hing Sabbaih .chooI
connected -th rs sociciy have RECENTLY
aided io their Librar, sboat one hundred
doiiars worts 81 ncv book.
>s~arl \ Bess~c a r,tu-nei soldier from
thc 2'ih Ne rvgt died - -ceks .iocr.
81 disease cortrsctcd in The .er,i-c az his
country Ahhou-h poor sni p--nil-.s
~hen ~ entered che service b. manar~i
% sase over "a hundr-d dollars. ~hicL o.
leaves % bless a needy mother.
NJ Karanarh snI NJ Ak sell
~ to'h a,skinr a.i.ii,i.u. %. and r-r,i-in-
their Dwelling h'u.,.. All ,-leu competed.
49, al greatly 70 their beauty al coa,c-
nirncc.
At~o-.io-, buiiiing has been ercriel
upon kin- Street o. J J Perry. the urr.er
.tory O. BE- ussd o., him for Ia oEce.
an &c loser par for q .iorr or shop
Tie tasrnrnt stors 81 thc %. O1so-l
Hoa'r- krr' by I.aiah Dam pa. O.. bc-
'ns fni'sc.i ~ ior a a,arksi .bop. Or meats.
Trosi'ians ani --oeeri~.. Co bc k-p, bs
G pcrncn ara 4 NJ. Freu.h
To- 'or--rgrtioual churrh and .oc.rt,
have eHPio,r'l ihe Kes Mr. Prait o. prva,i
ior fben. WI commenced as ah5rs Iass
Sa5tath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

The NIrz trial stiil irags its .Iou I@nrth
s.ons. Already enough has BEEN p-os.s
20 coads-a an the accused thousand time.
Alihough "a nigh, not be cxa-iis 80. ,-S
-ouid BE- a terrible hiow % Wirz'. CONFER
bad friends a. the North. vet 80 rrsr-rf.
fsliy sugEest thar wirz b. taken oat ard
hung and then ict ibe trial procrrd. Were
. noi that al ib, aftro,ific. ciarrcd upon
The rebels in relation to fh- trss,r,ent -
our prisoners a. Anlrrsonv ur-. being
proved % ihis trial 60 shoai3 snv. tte GOV.
eminent AS spending Too much f-pe ...i
irosble upon ssch a. infamoas u-,t,b
The ahominaiions Of Andersons .ll. a.. d..
TeioPed 81 his triai. s-c more 6eali.b ia,
sn1tsing recorded in history from tie b.,
ginning Of the ~or.d antI nos. We ho-e
the h'liiary Court sho has tb,. bs..ne.. r.
charge. I'll DOS close the trial u,fa fie
completely q the rebel leader. -,,t W.,
b. isliv established
Wirx ras q 6end. ard ut,,.,.- --...t..
have ben bis oreers. from Oh. slp.r.or III,
Gers. acted 18th az fhc braiai,fv ofati,-l-
hearted william and Practiced tLe most h..,.
roe sDnses upon oar ben q his owr ID.
ton bot there can 10 no souf.f 81, fI.,,
@es- Davis. J. 7 Benjami-. lie anI other
rebel ohicers. bad q sorar',ts araer.tsnii-r
% s'arre our prisoners t0 desfh ard 49,
deP.sie tbs federal army. We tru.t tb.
goTeru@sut vi probe thi. thiav 20 a..
bottom. The voices q Cry tbouss,d
ssurdered. s,arsed-to-deaih union soldier.
so'se ~ hon der lonely graves. dema.,l-
ing - fhs government ior ~hich they laid
dosu her hyes yasfice o. fieir aarEer-rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

NV bsNN- The Boston Advertiser
corresPooirncr saTs The announc~n-nt.
oi national hanls sfil beng c,fablisi~t
'hoaii not b~ Construed 20 ulean shai anv
n~- hank' are aoiuaiiy being authorized.
cnctIf fn a frv ca-rs ln thc >oath The
annouucrurrfs of nc- rafionaI backs nov
refer O. tsnss -hirh -rrr au.hor.r-4
monihs aso. boz whose errti6cafr. has,
b~rn -ilhril uuia ih~y have conpIicd
18th the provisions 81 thr banking a..
~hi.h requires thai their ci-raiaiion shall
aai exceed at th~ uaSimun nin-fy r--r cent.
~ tt-ir capital TIE bank noi, c.r-llst.aa
o. fhr co4nfry b. therefore slo~iy deersa.-
ia-. o. rno.i ~ th-.e S,at- back. had a ere
ca.niton FAR Del excess of tl,-ir .ar.tal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

Ihr hosfon Jon-uai has TIE fofio-irr
BE- u Canada in-rrasel activity is rvpo-tci
on rctroieun natter. Bothuel q. full 10
th~ oserf'owing Leasrs mar thr 'to.'on
anl Pepper -eii have advanced from. $50
CD $1,000 pcr acre. The Boston -sll. a.
bofh~eil. rrutiulcs O. siril ~ ihe rate q
d. barrri. an boar OI IA. been discover
Il IN t'ras ard brucr coan'irs- Tier a-e
ssii 90 he no. a. ol Springs. - sells q
'hr capacity offro-n 80 O. 500 barrvis pr
dat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

Mu',eai touven'.an vil De- hel i-
l'ett~l ~ the VI. D. Chlr.h. comu.e--,--
oa ilesdav o,t 2Ith. a. so'cIock A NJ
under the tir~-Tioa % Prof l. -. Grove
~ b'sfon. Mr.. Ctrrn- =. Tuf-f.-u %
b~ih-l. Fia-i,i. Tl- .. Nru Sa.rsd S,sr-
49, he u.e- a-ateHi book. Together -i,h
the 90 iu.on >'ar. C'i-e q Cbo-g. boot
both furnished i1r tic Conseat,on.
M Iroser -.li BE- a--,mpa.,ei o. a
>oI'hrano >oi..,f frum Boston. -ho Ill
al marl Oh o. iafrrr.; of tL~ o-,..i.r.
\ Concert uiIl bc given az th- ci,.- % ,f...
''ss.oa- fr,iar cs-Iin- u o., Lar.-i tLaf
ihr arranr,,ar-ts ar ,a.h al. ~i.I insure
~~ck of p.-a.nrt sorisl lrt-rcoa-.e. o.. ~.il
a' GREAT ua-..al alsaata-e. All taat a.,
.r--s oi rt..- -.ii avail ti-msei,e, O. t,.,
ra-r fa..,.f.e. h-rc afforded pr arl-r
ra-t,ra.ars s,r Ci-rllsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

Oar bieuds a. Bethel an loubtless io,l
iug for ful report Of their fair. snd sach
an one ~as made. and Pai in tbc hand, o.
tse kSPress. bet THAI company conciad~d
20 taks a do~n the line. deirafine our par
poses entirely AZ the time they driis ered
H our psror -As n-Ariy al usajs ~. an -s
had NO, time 70 put "a IN type.
The >hov Ms very sNcrncni on al ns
departments. Tie exercises 81 the frst dsy
- -: 49, -:s...-s. oufside the Pair tie
oniy eNhibision "a th.i %
Lspus' RInNo.
Premiums ~erv awarded m to eis.s-..-
Tor misses over - yekrs old. 80 aid =
For mi-sc. under ~. - art a. Prircs
~crc AWARDED a. foliows
First class.-Susie NJ. Truc. 500
Ellen o. Nouur. 800
>ec'd class-l-izri~ N. Lane. 6 ", old. 3 o.
nora LIBBY. I.Ol
IN The Far there va a very creaitah.,
display. embracing snany usefal aud b-auii-
fal arsicics. al 81 ~hicL uerc Jsscr,inr th-
special u'cutinn given For farther parsir-
uiars apr, io the Canadian Exprcss.
there as a dne display Of frat. The
farmers have not given attention % tbe cui-
Hsatiou OF mlans varieties. and raanv Ar
incornccily named but ihs specimens ~crs
very large and isir. We have never seen
80 good samples a. soaae a the varieiic.
OF P,Ars. T.. &. Wbccier. ". Bethel. frr-
scnied sPiefdid specimens % tho Flcmi,L
Bsauiy. Baxter A. Lyon. Bonne De Jcrsr,
and Nlvar OF Winkfcid. sna Vsrril n
Grover. q basket q the Msrie i-onisr. The
latter ~erc very large. asd Of most excri.
lent flavor.
Wednesday was The isy ior the caLiai-
ton - i've stock. the d-auiuc match an
irisi a sI~cd 81 horses. Thrre wass good
Jos % cattle most oi iLc osca beng eShibi-
ird in district teams. That from Middle
lu,ereai consisted o. % pair. IS PAIR. Of
years oiis; pair g = pair &. anI Z
pair ycars old That FROM Grover Hiu
contained pair ycsrs old PAIR g. =
rairs , Pairs . pairs 8 and par =
Anoiher team from Allan, and Bethel h.d
~ pairs Of cattle. AMI Ia the csiimaiion %
the 'p~ctAfors. onc Tair a. dese-,in- 81
iA~ hrs: Premiam- The o-ncr's pric, f.-
thrm vas $50
There ~as a bit Of shootinr-rsatch. o..
tween the representative of ths Name par
Hcr. Price Currrut anl Dcmocrat. TIE
Pricc-c urrrnt took the frst p-emiu-n. but
declined. a. champions are ~ont 20 d.. o.
r'sk his vantage gIouud 10 a secon q
trial
Noi having iirse 20 copy al che rrpori on
fruis. in soason 60 send o. Esprc... -, have
= ooapie 81 pages a. hsni TIE Committee
highiy couiusud some e.raut vine. pre-
seriod By Mr.. Charles Mason. a. ..-,.
grsPc vinc entcrcd b. Mr.. : ?. Gib.or.
The report Indicates thar ihes became oon-
'iierably excited over b. Sir. Mason
pres-ni-d siso soune stra-b-rry preserves.
-st vsrs Prudentiy had them PIT up ina
.one-neckcd jar.
Atosstber toe Exhibition -. cor.i..~r-4
10 be- bishiy sucocssiui. ard ~ r-rr,t tha.
- are debarrrd from giving ia better re-
I-ori-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

kssrnrFrIrs tart rcek. We forrl
snail tafrh 70 rasp'errs bl.he.. .a ,hr
tovn ~ Leeds. chat sere verv heavily loaf
% WITH Second crop of f-aif. Some of
trr.ss were not faIy ripesed. bat most
s-re IN fbeir priane. 49, forced sefrios.
s1rpfisc FEAST.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

Tie H1u.tar Times .nt.raf-s thai Dr
llr ref.--ci from Aroostook. urt ..
porssi faI 20 rorks Tie ti,I frari.
hoH.ser. ihnt 'tr doctor c1scts doat 20
fir .n ieei.rr f,rrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

>tuHsru ~Cuoot Co~crrr The T-i-
versaist Stths,h S.hooi a. Brys-f. Pond.
viil risea Concert. 81 tts Cha-,b. on Sun
dsy s,cning. Oct iitb lsr5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

irrorr. Tie Fsutan movement excite.
uau.h alarm in Err'anI 4 coaft g. ALREADY
csiatlshc'i 'o 'rs prisoner, Or h.eh trra-
so'. Eneiand D. more T-omp' in kiil,rs
rebel. than sc ~e-r. u IT, .ail evidence
has torun1iafel that v-s-,'s ~ouI shortly
a-risc from Ameria. There isu.eh a-tiv-
r'r in Z. : bonls. IN -LieL larger basi-
u~s. "a. h~~a Zone thar ever before. a.
30 -,eurr'iss ar in u,aeh demand a. a. in-
crrascl rafe Itrr ,ru a. 60 and 90 -.
ani have foschcl snSs \ waning voice
b. raiscd a-aiast cotton sr--u,aii1u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

4 rrturned solder vho cane 90 Ps-i.
Moniay. fo &c raners certified f,r De
Pension. met LynV in rhc roai. on sr-rt-
Jed Mountain. IN Frantln Plantation. H.
regretted thai his d" Sr-in-feH- uss %
bone. -hen 81 rooi ch,noe 80. oH-reI
fo r1t nnother rrey-ba. 4 o-t ofsxi.ierr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

AotnErY Ltcrtrr,. pr 4 % Eroun
80. deliver i-e urHt lrrf-r, Of ile ooarse.
oa ffilay evening" o.f. larh. o5mmr.r.ur
40 o.Dla.k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

SrS or rpv~ F,rv Pe-sua-, %
vote Of ihe tovn. ihc BlckfrlI T1ru BARN
as sold hy p.tlr anrtion. 90 Safs-,lav.
IT, place "a divided i-fo several lo,.. tie
prinr'psi. or hoursfead t-ir- r.urchsssd
hf Ns1am Moore. The property hroa..t,
abou, $40. Another farm. better al.p,-
81 30 fhs use - che to~n "a. rarchased
flr $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

Tbe s,sr ies-n. tbst % re- vs..s.. o.,
fo b. buiii ai Ysrunauth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

Rev. Dr D-ight b. seriously ii. a.I 20
hopes are snfsrtsined oftas r--ove-v
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

10 morning eVpress tram 'o Morf-es' p.
~as rs'h.irawn or Situ-,ias A. order be-.
been is'ari fhaf passen-er. .ha1 rot travel
on freigit trains
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13
E.s, Oxford Agricultural Society.


/ Oxford Agricaltursl Soc'eiy. vas he'd a.
west Peru. the fourth and 6ah DAYS Of Oc-
tober. II was one a the most sacoss-iui
eNhibitious &C have had slnce ~ orE.sizs-
tion 81 the >ociety. The eabibition u
S;0ek -as very arg. Tier as isrre
nGneer Of nioe ONer snd sseers % eAhibi-
ton good number o. eNcellent Horses
aid Colts Applications Tor Preniuns on
Corn and Gr.is =s=s s=c-e ===S-S=s ;A=z
usual. an usny enc specimens exhibited
The sNhibition ofFruis and Vegetable ~ss
good. al things beng considervd. Nery
nee sFecisssn Of Craps. we're exhibited IL
+ der DunhAm Of BryaRi's Pond. also very
ME squash; Que very nice Frcueh Squash
which weighed 100 Ihs shich attracted much
attention. A Prvaiun ~as awarded on The
sane.
The busines. Of The frsf lay "a. Grsi.
meeting o. tbc Soc;esy sor the choicc q
Oaicers. Sc When the iollo~ing board e
Ohcers ~crc chosen.
President. =. G.. Hariow. Dix6eh.
>ec's ard Treas. Mm \ Grrcne. PERI
Trustees. Phineas Hose. Cantor. Henry
Abbott. Eumford. Bsnia ". >tock~el
Mexico. ". ". Wat. DiNfcid. Jonas
Grvcne. Peru. Sr~cll Morton. Lisermorc.
Merritt PA--crs Hartford. Oliver Ns-usn.
Carthage. james ". CLARK. Andover.
Then tbe exsninafion 81 the Stock b.
the several committee. Dra-ing match. 4,
oOUpied the rcmainiCr q The first dav
ExaminAtion Of Horses an,l Coli. occupied
the morning OF the second dsy. Al ELEVEN
O'Clock NJ. the people E-;en~d 70 an
able. Prac;i cal address BY =. Il. Richa-l-
son. Of DiN6ci1 I nion Hall uas dct.rlv
crosdcd fiom the time Il was opened to the
pubiic la the morning. till 3 O'Clock L NJ.
when tbe report oi tie az arding commitices
were made. there ~as taken. a. en-
tranoc Re- a ter cents each a. he door oftis
Hal. 80 Tbis nth So nc~ member. ob-
t4inrl during the eRhibition makes si,U
for the beuett oi the Secretly.
The touo~Ing premiums we're auarjc1
bF the seve-a! 4 ouIuliifccs
lo~n Teams. Peru and DiNfeld. disided
e.4uAlly b. Egrceuseni. 80 ou
Steers. do e. uu
Geo. W Bisbee. Beef OKea Iss Pra. soo
Joel Hall. do "a .uu
ID. y White. 90 81 Iuu
Angcr Mucbeu. Maiched Oaen. -
Wa "a. Mitchcu. % So
The above pEvmiauas e uaiiy divided by
agreement.
}. r. Newton. Matched Steers. 500
Lorvnzo Trash. 90 go
" "a. Malkrr. DO 1un
Jonas Greene. Calves. 80
Henry Rove. Cos. 200
l.. "A. Maxim. do %
=. 4 Alden Boil 500
John 4 hid1cr. 90 2OU
BeuJa LoteJos. Ball Cali. 100
joel Hal. Hsner. IU1
Joel Hal. 90 90
John 4. hlddrr. Go I'D
, A BAltlvti. B4ck. 20
o. ]. Sander. 80 an Pc I'D
Albion fhorn. Boar. OD.
e har.es q. hnoK. stallion. 500
" M ID. hs.scr. bleeding Mari. go
l'ier kil1sr. fsa.ii, Hor-e. go
i .rr hiocsr. . ~ uld ,olf. to-.
= kichards. = ~ oid toG Iuu
Noah Hal. ~ obs colt. 80
J. " Rl,Aaras. Dra~ng. $50
Lstlvr Ausiin. Isole Batter 80
Poly y. White. Do 20
samuel Holu.es. DO -
". H. Malk,r. Better. go
fLineas Hove. 10 loo
j J Holman. Corn. 800
Wa y Greene. DO gUu
Mm. "A. Wa'krN Wheat. SEQ
Martin l.. " yuan. H.. 500
4. W Abbott. Oats aul Peas. ~
Nm. n tsrucBc. sd Corn. -
T. y. Norcross cn
\. X y. huighi. Hors. 600
ID. %. GLEASON. 90 10
a.. "a. Davis. Tobarco. suY
Samuel Holmes. Clersc. 2Yl
ID n MLue. ls Ia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-03
&C.. Sc. az. &c. ac.
OEfIciai war Bulletin.

War DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFIcE.}
WAsHINCIoS, April ,, 1865
To Maj Genl DIX:
i disoaich received from Grant al City Point
announces the triumphant success of our armies
after three days hard lighting, during which the
forces OIL both sides showed much yslor
Cry PoIST, April ,.
A dispatch from Grant states that Sheridan
commanding cavalry and infantry has carried
everything before him he captured three bri-
gades of infantry a wagon train and several bat
teries of artillery. The prisoners captured will
amount 10 several thousand.
(Signed) j : BowERs
A a G.
To Mai Gen Dix:
The fol lowing telegram from the president,
dated $50 m. gives later intelligence from
the front where a furious battle was raging with
continued success to our arms.
tSlgned) r.. N STANTON
Sec'ry of War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-03
A sENEFAcTREss.

There is y woman 10 the public eye whose name he'd
all along been associated, in mind with the 'Ysn
kee, 'Quack !" and "Humbug." But IL s longer
and desire her from all such pcious
assoc Citations in all other minds. Whatever notions
may have Of womany deiicsoy and propriefy, NE Will
all admit that woman alone IL the Nurss-the good
Nurse-the Iest Nurse. WhetheT shall have Female
Physicians Is question which be decided
by time and principle, and not matter OF TASTE Pride,
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them
SELVES for fthere Is really there will also be
supply nthere be Calling there will be Q coming.
Nature and human society always self-supplyins,
and though Ar and fsshsn may hinder. they cannot
prevent.
Mrs. winslov does not wish TO treat zoo gentlemen.
Nor does abe prescribe regimen for your wives; bat
he modesty appears . messenger Of health and hap
piness infants in the cradle Il there anything
improper In THAR Nurse Of 80 pears" experience
boldly say what IL is not good for . babe, and
ought TO be listened TO. God her her humble
and happy mission. She is the successful physi-
clan and nosi enectua benefactress little
enjoyed-her doting parents excepted Just open
the door for hsr ard Mr. wnslow will prove the
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery. OF this
sure that will teach "susy'' to say "A
Blessing Mrs. Winslow''-for helping her
and escape the grping colickiEg and teehing siege
We confirm every word forth In the prospectus IL
performs precisely what IL processes TO perform.
part Of it-notbDg lsss--Away with yeur Cordial !"
"Psros oric, Drops LAudAnum." and, every other
and rendered duh and idiofic for life.
We have Mrs Ninslow knew her esly
through the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething" II ve had the power y ouls
make her, she Is physical savior 10 the infant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-03
From Toronto

foRoNro, April IA dispatch from Montreal
says that the money voted br Parliament hss
been paid TO the ST. Albans banks
The Leader, this morning, has Information
which is claimed as authority. that a warrant i:
to be issued in 81. GATHERINGS charging the St
Albsns raiders with breach of tho neutrality
act. WREN they will be brought to St GATHERINGS
This charge will then be dropped and the prison
ers will then be brough; before the Toronto
judges on a demand for extradition with the ex
pectation that they will reverse the decision
lately given by Judge Smith, Of Montreal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-03

THE ATLANTIC RrsrArnASr-This nsgpif-
cent neu restaurant and saloon. l72 South ILL
mis- street, opposite the Union Depot. l. one OF
the most popular institutions 10 the city. TIE
proprietors, Messrs 0,Lesry 4 Stahl, spare 10
expense or effort to supply their larcer and their
bar with the veFy bet articles that the market
sf0rds. From tee TO twelve o'clock 10 the
morning, and at the same time At night, splsD-
did free Lunch i set Tor the accommodation Of tneir
Customers, gotten up by that famous artistic.
Louis Hsldy. who has been head cook in the
Bates. the Bufnet. the Astor. and other first
class hotels There IS no place in the city where
better meal can be procured than at The Allan
tic, and the genial host, Captain 0'Leary Is ever
ready 10 welcome the hungry or dry, and supply
their vauts 2-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-03
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A
NEW YORK. April 2

NEW OK, April Z.
The Sunday Mercury's Washington special
Gays it was fully expected at City Point, yester
day that Sheridan had struck the South Side
railroad at Weilsville. near White Oak creek
All OF the rebel infantry sent out By Lee to in
tercept him was engaged by Grant about ten
miles this side of the South Side railroad, as
early as Thursday The enemy has no forces
heavy enough to compete with Sheridan. II is
considered that the cutting Of both railroad lines
be easily accomplished.
The Herald's Potonsc Army special Of the
30th says:
All that i necessary foE heavy rain storm is
to have Gen. Meade issue orders foE movement
of the ARMY OF the Potomac Whenever q
movement takes place the storm begins For
the past Hfteen houEs the rain has fallen io tor
rents
Since me engagement between Grfhn's divls
ion o. the 5th corps and portion of Andersons
rebel corps, on tie Quaker road, very little
fighting has occurred Our lines steadily proceed
forward
The left Of the 9Th corps occupied the BOYD
town plank road near the junction of the Quaker
road
The enemy opened furious bombardment
last night along The whole line in front Of Pc
tersburg TO ascertain still held him in force
He also made demonstration with infantry at
different points but without much dsmag. Orr
loss trfng.
The % corps special says
Various divisions OF corps advance simultsne-
ousy in line OF battle the skirmshers soon met
the enemy who fell back without firing q sho,
The country which this line passed over is of
the worst kind, swampy and full o. quick
sand, decsvcd frees and thick growth If under
wood
The heavy rains made the country one vac,
lake. through which our lines waded driving The
enemy SeveFal.ines OF works had been con
siructed by the enemy but they did not sttemp,
to mold them but KEEP; falling back as sivss-
ced. By noon lines had acvscced sRo
weteil !isin sight Of the eoemy's main line OF
works
Il being inIpos sitle 20 bring u tee artillery $
/ halt was ordered and cur troops commenced
! throwing up breastscrks aaa turning those con
structec by theeuemy
We noe occupy a dividing ridge between
/ Gravelly and Hatcher's Run We are mile
uortb,from the Quaker and Boydtosn plank road
4 Griffin on The right Crawford in the centre, and
/ Gen. Ayers en the left, whose troops nov COM
mand the white oak road
! Prisoners and deserters agree that Lee is In
! command of the army confronting Is They
..;d preparations were made for general assault
this morning, but after riding along his line, Lee
| countermsnded the order and directed them to
move up in case Of our advance falling back 10
the position thew now occupy.
! Anderson, Wilcox aud Johnsoa's commands
are said TO have been in our front yes.srdsy and
| to-day. Hstch's and Heth's divisions said 10
| have joined them.
Pockets troops, Il Is stated, have just come
from Richmond, where they lad been seos 70
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Last night Gen. Grant telegrsphed that Sheri
dan, with bis cavalry aud the 5th corps, had cap
turei three brigades of infantry. train of wag
and several batteries. The prisoners amount
ed to several thousand.
This noon, Grant having ordered movement
along the whole line, telegraphs as follows
Both Wright and Park got through the enc
my's lines The battle RACES furiously
Sheridan, with his cavalry and the 9th corps
semitic him this morning. Is now sweeping down
from the west
All now looks highly favorable. Ord is en-
gagged, but We have not heard the result in the
front
(Signed,) A. LINCOLN.