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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-25
New Photograph Gallery.
]. T. RICH

WTOULD respectfully announce to the cit.
w liens of Charles City and the balance
of mankind that he is now prepared to take
Pictures
of all who may favor him with call. Pho.
tographs taken in all the various styles and
warranted to please. All are respectfully in.
vited to call and examine my work whether
wishing pictures or not
Pictures taken in cloudy ,oeH as in fair ueatler
N. b. Room. first door north of the " In.
telliaencer Building" up stairs.
Charles City, Dec. %, 1858. 50
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-25
A LECTURE
To XounG Men.

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Price Six Cents.
A Lecture the Mature, Trcs tmeal, and
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The world renowned author, in this admi-
rable Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex
perience that the awful consequences Of self
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-25

Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, of Philadel.
phia, in an address to his people said :
81 have heard censure pronounced
upon President Lincoln, because he
visited theatre. My friends, | look
upon patriot in theatre as better
than copperhcad at aprayer meeting"
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-25

nRY GOODS, Dress Goods, Ginghams
IL Silks, Hosiery, Gloves and Millinery
Goods, for sale at GEO. G. DEANS.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-25

J. w. Lehmkuhl. Charles City, Iowa; p
Morse, Usage; c. w. Billings, Bradford
Lshmkuhl & Hausberg, Floyd.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
0tAVALRY HORsRs !
" ARTILLERY HORAEs
FIREr DIVIaIoa

FIRST DIVISION,
wAsHIHoToN CITY, March ~, 1855.
HORSES, suitable for the cavalry and Artil.
poi, In open market, tn May I, lss6, BY Capt.
GkO. 8. DROWNING, A. q. N.
MULES In lots Of tive ty-hve, or more, will
he received IN this city, Ia open markei, TIL
May I, 1854 By captain G, n. TompRinS, As.
sistant QuArtermastcr, corner TWenty.see.
ond and @ streets. ....... -
All animals 10 the subjected 10 tho usual
Government inspection before being accepted.
Specifications As follows; 4" Cavalry horses
must be sound In all particulars, well bIo
In full fitsh and In good condition. from NJ.
teen lbl TO sixteen tls) hands highj from i've
lo) TO nine 90 years old, and we'll AdApted In
every way 20 cavalry purposes. Hor'es be-
III. TS'R S Ss1: sas .iG s q SsS !.
Artillery Horses must be Of dark color,
sound In All particulars strong, quick, and
aetive, well broken and square troiteIs IN hAr-
ness, In full flesh and condition, from six (0)
TO tan lIol year, old, not less than nfteen and
ono hall ti6IE) hands high, each Horse to weigh
not leIs than ten hundred and nlty ti,ooo)
Mules mus. bs over two Ca) years Of age,
mhs, not lsss than fourteen (lO hands high,
In full health, free from every hlemlIh or de-
feet which would uuft them for severe work,
and must have shed tho four front colts teeth
nent teeth, two in each Jaw. = : :
These spee,heAtions W II DO strictly adhered
toi and rigidly enforced In every part cuisr.
HOURS Of inApestion, from .. m. 70 D. m.
.ishtS:nys dollars tSiss0 1r,Iiisly ' sorse" s
one hundred and ninety dollars leiloD Mules,
one hundred and ninet, 1--we dolisri (SiSs.l
Payment will. be made u this once.
Colonel In charge FRS. Di'isicH. q. Il. go.
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Orc aasSEsS S5H. AAp ONO

~I4tf Waonrn0ron. 6ocrIbnf n. fnoG..
On and afssr guNnAH NIGHT De- 70,
isst I,.,.nssr Lr' q ns,y,sh w.;hins'0h
n TRAINS MovIna NsRTH,
No. ls-DALTIMoRE, WAY sTATf0NAND
HARR1sBURa TRAIN. Leave Washington
as q n. Arrive a baltimore 200 .. n,
PHiA ExPREss-Lssys washington J. % !. m.
Arrive ~ Philsdelphia lss pm Now York
$50 p. m. No paltImqre tieIsts cold.
TRAiN-Lseys wsshiOgton sls I: n, stop
ping At way stations, oonneoting At Relay with
the Mail Train for the West, and reashins
BALTIMORE 70. % = m;
Lave wa.hins,on lis 4. n. Arrive a Bal.
.lmote ia.ts p. nj Phiisdslphia n p. nj New
No. s@SxIfMoRE TRAIN AND WAY
eonnseilnG ~ Relay with Frederick tran.
Ho.s.--BAITiMosE coMMurATIoN AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAIN-Lsaye Wa.hinEton
AsO D., N. Arrive 81 Baltimore Q 10 p. m. This
train btops At Bladensburg, Beltsvifls, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only.
No. 7. = BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW
YORK EXPRESS TRAIN-Lsavs Warrington
and passengers BY tins train connect with all
the early morning lines leaving Kew York for
the EAsf, North and West. No Philadelphia
s.lsoEs Ticket; sG,d q this s,p o Which
- i- a.. - seP...aS " ~~'N- ~.N.-i
No. a-BALTImoaE AND HARRISBURG
TRAiN-Lsaye Washington sb p. m. Arrive
n Baltimore 926 p. m.
No. .. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
and WESTERN TRAIN-Leave Washington
At 7.S0 p. m, stopping At Relay housa foT
Western passengers to take Express Train
for Grafton, Wheeling, Parker1burg, hnd all
paints In the West. Reaches New York al
For Annapolis the connections win DO made
with the ais q m. and the . and too D. m
from Washington. No train 10 or from An
nApolis on sunday. ---
SUNDAY TRAINR
The only frafns from Warrington for pasaen'
gers on sunday are the 10 and Ills .. m.
and oop. m. for baltimore, snd 7So p. m
the West, and the 600 p. N. for New Yorh
PRoa BALTIMORE, the only trains on sun
day are Nos. and 4, at 40 a. m, and $50 .
m, with the New York passengers and m ,ils
and the No. Q At 40 and No. 9 ~ 500 p. m.
sleeping ssrs direct to New York on Ia
through ticket: to the west, a. well a. &c
Phildelphia, New York or Boston, can be had
ut the Station Ticket once At all hours 10
the day, 80 we'll a. at new once In the Ameri
can Telegraph But ding, Pennsy lvaniA ave.
nue., between ~ and 9Th Streets.
Baggage will be checked ct all hours-also
for through points, 10 save trouble and oonfu.
sion 1t the departure Of tbs trains.
For further iDtormation, tickets Of every
ktnA, 40, apply 10 Geoig &c s koontI, Agent
at Washington, or At the Ticket once.
w. p, SMITH,
Master OF Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE,
deio-u General Ticket Agent.
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DRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.
CHER QUARTERmAsTEA's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON,

WAHHINoToN, ID. c., Feb. -, 1855.
Sealed proposals. are invited by the under.
tern aster,s Department, at Warrington, b.
o., Baltimore, Md, AlekAndriA, and fortress
Monroe, Va, or either Of these places, with
Hay, Corn, Oats, and straw.
BIDS will DO Teosived Tor the delivery OF
5000 bushels Of corn or oats and 90 tons Of hay
or straw, and upwards.
Bidders must state At which Of the above
named points n. they PTopGSss to make SolIy.
deliveries thereat, the quantity ofeAeh article
proposed 20 be delivered, Shc time when said
deliveries shall be commenced, and when TO
DO completed.
The price must be written out In words on
the bids.
Corn TO be put up In good stout sacks, Of
about two bushels each. Oats In like sacks
Of about three bushels each. The sacks TO be
furnished without extra charge to the Gov
srnmenL The hay and straw 70 be securely
baled. .....-
The particular kind or description Of osts,
corn, hay o. straw, proposed 70 DO delivered
All the articles offered under the bids here
In Invited will DO subject to q rigid inspection
by the Government Inspector before being
Contracts win be awarded nom time 10 time
TO the lowest responsiblo bidder, a. the In
tereat OF the Government may require, and
payment will DO maze when the whole amount
oontraeted for shan have been delivered and
The bidder will be required 10 accompany
his proposal with a guaranty, signed BY two
responsible persons, hat in case bis Bid be
| accepted he or they will, withluNDen days
thereafter, execute the contract for the zane,
with good and sufficient sureties In q sum
equal 10 the amount UI the contract, to de-
liver the articles proposed, In con formity with
tho terms Qf this advertisement and in case
the said bidder shall fail 10 enter into the
contract, thoy TO make good the diuerenoe
between the offer OF said bidder and the next
towoat responsible bidder, or the person to
whom the contract may be awarded,
The responsibility OF the guAranlors must
DO shown by tho official oertihoate OF q United
states DlStriot Attorney, Collector Of Gus
toms, or any other oilloerS under the United
states Government, or responsible person
All bidders win be duly notified OF the 40
oeptanoo or rejection OF their proposals..
The full name and pout-Ofice address OF
each bidder must be lesibly written In the
proposal. ..... |s'
Proposals must be addressed TO BriRadier
General y. II. Ruokor, Chief Depot Quarter
master, Warrington, u. C., AMI should be
plainly marked proposals for forage,n
Bonds, In sun equal to the amount OF the
Of his EuarAnlOrl, will be requ red OF the sue
tract. - : 80 y "
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees, and bond,
nay DO obtained upon application at this
All proposals rseslved under this advertise.
ment will be opened and examined at this
once on Wednesday and saturday OF each
week, AZ u m. bidder. are respectfully In:
y5.sa d 20 SS At The oRspTE e bids
fe21Iu priR, (,en, and QuartermA1ter.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

,. .,asnHH 49,,
rssiS" viii leave bepot. corner sroad ,tSse,
ane Ws.hi3g,on .yenSs, a. fonoys.
scpttd5 for BaItimote and WssSin1toa, s,op-
DISs ~ Wiiminstop. PorTvyilie. HayTS-SP-
Greee. Aberdeen, PeTfynanI' and MssnoIis,
Way Mail Train a. SIS a. m, fgundsv1 an
oepted,) for Baltimore, stopping at ali regular
stations, connecting with Delaware railroad
At Wilmington for Milford, sausbury And IN.
lermediA ate stations, =
Express Train at LIS d, m, (sundava an
oepted,) for baltimore aDd Wa,hipgton' atom
ping az Oh stef, WILMINGTON, Elhton, Perry.
VILE and HAyre.de. erase,
Express Train 81 $50 d m. (sundava az.
oeptcd,l Tor Baltimore and WAihlpRton. ston-
ping al WILMINGTON, Newark, Elktou, North.
eaht, Perryvllle, HAvre.de- Grace, PoTrymA ni1,
and Magnolia. . 10 80 -
Night Express at Ills d, M, for BaltImore
and Washington, stopping Al Chester, ioniy
20 take Baltimore and Washington psSSer.
sers,) Wilmington, Newark, Hilton, North
Ps.isnssrs Tor AT FORTRESS SoSTos wiz take
VI" AGO &c oSMopATioN rRAtNs-s,o,p,D, a,
all stations between PhilAdslphiA snd Nil.
mington-
and 1000 >. m. Inc 400 D. n train eonnectS
with Delaware railroad Tor Milford and Inter
Ai Leave wilmington at It's and ESQ a. M, 30
II" TSHRoGGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave WiIminSton al IL m, ~, s,ss. And ) 81
D. m. - ~ - "''N ~
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA-Lsave
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HHbICRxg -
u PlOIAL NoTIoa..

-
pr. N. vRLLNrs rsivs,s hospital, N q.
Fsdsrai Hiosk, corner q ssrsnfh and strssis,
opposits NE Post and Patent ofisss, Rooms
% and u, up s,alrs, wsshins,on, D. q
An diseases Of private nature treated IN
tho boat seisniias manass, and radical cures
sfsstsd In all eases. sYPHfLITTc 1FFEC-
TToN, ooNoRRBGA, elect, STRUCTURES
SEMINAL BEAKEESS, or the result Of 70
LUPTUoUS DREAMS, or any weakness Of the
GESERATIVE ORGANS, from any cause
whstsvsr, or how long standing, thoroughly
and rsdis.lly eursdI sisoI coUT, RHRUNA-
TIsM, NEURhtoLA, and other cHRoEIc
DISEASES Of the NERVEs MuseLEs, ZONES
and JOINTS scRoTULA, BLoTcBEs on tn
FACE, ERUPTIoSs on the limbs and bsdy,
and all other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and
DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from whAtevsr
ssuse they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your dISsass, Let no false dei-
ieasy prevent you from applying Immediately
10 DT. vellny, who 10 Acknowledged TO be by
far the most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In
the treatment Of private diseases. Fear no,
10 come and mako known your risfortunes,
and he will speedily send you on your way
rtjoising.
That dreadful seourss Of the young, INDUCED
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EW YORK
In AND
wAsHINGToN
" TEAMsHIP LINE.

NEW YORK
In AND
wAsHINGToN
.I sTEAMsHIP LINE,
sEMi.wEEKLY BITwEES NEW YORK,
WASHINGTON AND oEoRGErowNr D. C..
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
eALVOR, AND JAS. 8. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and
sAToRDAYs,a AZ 10 q. M, from foot Of High
street, GeoTgetoyn, ADD Pier Is, foot Of Wall
street, New York. ard
f0f "''Sn' OF S 3. =. so SpeskkiTSo Agent.
foo. Of High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de2a-sm III Wall street. New York.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OFFICE bl4 PENN. AVENUE,
RaShtagtoa Oity, D. O.
GREAT EASTERN, 90 E9RTHERh AHD
axrh 1.;s1v SSSus ss
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH
70 all accessible sections Of tho country. THIS
Company has Agencies In the principal rail-
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal offices Al1
WASHLEGT0G, o. q, NEW YORK, Dos ron,
PHIL ADELPHIA, BtLTIM0RE, GIN
ciN EfEI1k, 81 Er 52Stsi 5SUis'
Concessions are ade ~ New York and
Boston with lines forwarding TO the CanAdas
and to the British Provinces, and with steam.
ship lines TO Liverpool, Southampton and
all prominent commercial towns In Great
Britain and on the Continent.
Collection OF Notes, Drafts, and HlllG made
Il all accessible parts Of tho United stAtes.
iaIq washInoton n n
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HkfnRohDs. :

I y
Ii AkfhRoADs. ca i
nRHAT INNS YLvAN1A
" Nonruwhssssy III AND s. saosTHrHwrsr.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER ., trains
Will leaye baltimore, from North Calvert
station, ~ iolloWsi
HsrrisSafs Observation-Disclosures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. m.
krie and f1ttsoufgh Express..........:ep p. m.
Pittsburgh and Einjra Express......io =, m.
THEsisA.m. TRAIN PROM WASHINGTON
CONTESTS with the a20 .. m. train from
Baltimore for Pittaburgh and the
West, and for Elmira, BufrAlo,
Roohester, Dunkirk, Canandai-
qua, and NiAgara Falls,and
for New York city.
THE LSo p. NJ. TRAIN FROM WASHING
TON Connects with the 9 p. m. train IRON Bal
hnoro for PittsburE and Erie.
THE Gts p, NJ. Train FROM WASHING.
TON Cennoots with the 10 p. m. Express
from Bal timore and runs through 70.
Pittaburg and Elmira, without ..s
change Of ears, oonneoting ~
Pittaburg for Cincinnati,
Chicago, and 81. Louia,
and ~ Elnira, for
Buffalo, ROehes-
ter, and So.
Taouae.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Leaving Washington at . o'clock p. m.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
soLDIERP TIoKETs AT GovEREaEET RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
n For Tickets and any Information apply
at the Once ofthe Great Pennsylvania Route,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street,
under Hational Hotel, and Depot House, No
tss 9 street, near New Jersey avenue, Waah'
ington.
J. n DUBARRY,
Superintendent N. G. r. r.
n. J. WILKINS,
Assenger and Ticket Agent.
JN0. GILLETT, Passenger Agent,
Corner sixth street and Ponnsyl vAniA ave,
de28-tf ....s..
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CMITH a FAIRS,
y FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
| 4 ..H...|. And .r.sH.--...''I-
LH Ad IL w,,, l.i.iTS,S U ss,ssI ET'

BALTIMORE. -. .
Tho TArest dolieAsieh, Fr,litn, Creams, Pound,
apoigss and Frosted Cakes supplied 70 iAni
MEALS AT N AL Hours or THE DAY.
~ -The sholsest Wins oonsiADtly on Hand
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ORPHAN s. RT.
District o. goS SSEyaP y W. WASHINGTON

CoONrY--To WiTi . =
In the case OF Eliza Warder, exeeutriK OF
James WArder, deceA'ed, the eKeoutrlx Afore-
said has, with the appreciation OF the Orphans
Court OF Warrington county Aforesaid, APP
IA ~ Sa ,,ht y ny losp neAt
the perSonAl estate OF said deceased, aud Of
the assets In hsnd, a. far ~ the same have
been collected and turned into money when
spa Whefe all The creditors and heirs Of said
phAnH' Court OF Washington county Alore.
naidD with their olAlml properly vouohed, or
they may otherwise by law DO excluded from
oossv Of me orssr ~ noblished onoe y w.
for three weeks In the NATIonAL REPUBLI-
CAH previous TO the 18th day Of April 1885.
Toat: z. o, ROBnINa
mh2i-wSws Register OF wins.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

connls.Eys c.gisia d o. howard, is,h
kssistsss co9 ssi,ssfl 81 spssin 3. K. 1isks.
lsoth New Vert yolnntss.s, nrrt diyiniqpj ap'
ioeth Psnnsyiysqia volunteers, sosona divi'
sionj appointed Mag ., leol, relieved Ostobof
., 1854 Captain h n. Hilbur, ioaa New
York voluntsera, Second .disisio1J appointed
Beeeher, A. A. asof voluninsra, third division
appointed AprilA, i0a1. Captain W. n. Rckies
eth PennaylyAnia cavalry, fourth division
appointed May Z, ies relieved November ~
tscr. foS,S dvios S seSslnssa mo Eov sSlSs
n, 1884 80 .1fLI :. o. n :. ~
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Lieutenant W. D, Fuller, I'd United states
arttllery BoGtoni appointed July 10, lest-
tsmporeryi relieved November %, 1854.
Infantry BoStoni appointed Jelly 70, ISOl-
tomporaryi relieved November =, l0ol -
1dsutenAnt p. u. tRemlnston, elh United
S.ssss inisnlry. noS,onl aPPolllsA August Z,
I1eueenant y W. Means, sth United blaiol
IsspcrsiTI IslisSed SoVsnbsaS u, ~ IA 49,
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connis.arys cspts,n William ]. Gentry,
~ United Mates iniAntry, appointed NoveIn
Assistant commissaries, Captain O. NJ
Langhlin, ib6th PennsylvAniA volunteers, frs,
qlvlstoni appointed July ~, 1884. Captain
toehun = Fletcher, nth United states infan.
Try, second division, appointed September 20
ll1e-onmporary. lieutenant J. P. Mead, Goth
Pennsylvania voiuoteers, third divisioni ap.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

oennis,aryi Captain K. Z. ss.nrbury, is,h
gnissa States infantry appoin,ed ssptSuber
Assist.ns comni..r,s.. iasu.snsn. Jorsn
y MoIIia, 18th Indiana battery, first division
1ppolnted May Z, tnst Captain John w
Clneering, e9th Illinois volunteers, second
isis y MsIivsIps' istS up,,s ~ 'T sts,es q.
llntry third divinioni appointed April Is, iss1.
Cepealn X. y. snyder, Bsth Illinois volunteers,
,.eona @vi.lonj appointed April u, Is6si re
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CommissAries; Lieutenant n. II. Rood, 18th
Iowa yolnnteersi appointed October ., 1884,
relieved Ootober "a, 1854. Captain H. T.
S SSscss y sst asaI liAO' vOluntfr' appointed
.sal ISsistant conmissArios, lieutenant John
ionj appointed April 10, 1853; transferred from
sixteenth corps September ~, 1854 Captain
d. Munnon, 18th Ohio volunteers, third
dtvtntoni appointed October 20, 1854. Hsuten.
ant y III. Woods, 6tth Illinois volunteers,
fourth divisioni appointed October "a, 1854.
O.ktaln " r. Putnam, 18th Iowa volunteer,
o vsa SsssSaont ApPSinsed June 20, 1885, re
Captain 9. x. LAnStrum, 10Th Iowa voIan.
GERS District OF NAtohezi appointed October
a lec.l raneierred 70 Department Of the
EIgaissaA Army Corps.
1aaged - Twenty-iOuTth. GsnsrAl OrdSra,
ConIissAEys AsutanAnt D, T. Wells, 9Th
vnieed elAtns infAntryta ppOlntad June q, 1854.
Assistant CommtaaAriehi Lieutenant w. j.
"A II eadl lsth New Hampshire Kolunteers, frat
eiyisioni appolntod July n, 1854 Captain d.
ga iSSsS slSb sSis New York gSIaatssrI sol
usntenant Edwln Hughea, "a unitod states
eisfeq sAVAiry. third division App ointod July
Ninsissha Army Corp. NJ
commiauaFyT Captain n. a, York;. tiAih
~ torA VoiunDneni appointed ostobsr q,
~ Alsls,Aut oonnisaSrlss, CAPTAIN j y r,,,.
p4inin1 oetober "a. i6gL Lieuieaaat u II. sys,
eHLltl1n .eMe yolunteerl, Ha6ond dlTnIor,
tellln4 ~ peparimont OF Tho GullI AppOlnfed
.tQI4upfrS y lpgii relieved Move bof /. Iesi
a l+AHIt.ll9 ~ t1fm ~ acfvfco.l caDfiin ~
u.btnieH IN uannoss lsut vofnhtssft eeond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-03

q labor performed ~ III battalion during the present
movement The hssvy rains have len the roads In such
horrible condition 70 require miles Of corduroy and
numbslsss bdgssto - built This battalion have worked
night end day With untzng industry for this purpose,
and ere fast getting the roads into comparatively passa
BE condition
euuzAL mADB CONSTANTLY On nm ymD.
General Mssds and sea have beam constantly IN the
saddle 4 the froAs today directing the movements Of
the army Very few If prominent generals more
untirng In their efforts 70 bring this speedy and
successful conclusion than General Meade During
movement he generally the lat 70 retire at night and
the nrst up in the morning, and whsn visiting the lines
approaches much the skiish line Of the enemy
than s agreeable 70 danssEssssd spectators following In
his wake.
GOOD IMPORTS o. Tm coLORHD TRooPs.
lis reported as hsadquarten tonight that the coored
roops occupying portion of the old line formerly held
BY the Second corps, captured whole picket line IN
their mont to-day. ,efr~-,,i
faUS YnnoxWs cAPrURD.
The number Of prisoners captured BY the Second and
Fifth corps lie unusually small Two or three hundred
will, think the whole reported as the Provost
Narshal's hssdquartera
The weather has finally cleared pleasant with pros
pect Of remaining 20. x
Heavy Ashting 10 anticipated tomorrow l'aacs saaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-03
THE FIFTH CORPS.
Mr. L. A. Hendricks Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH Army Coars,
BoYpToN PLANK Roam, March 81, 1885.

Nfr. L. A. Hendricks Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH Army Coars
BoYproS PLANK RoxD, March 81, 1885,
me vaHrIra ov the rym CORPS ON rHR $751;
We have had some severe lighting to-day. Oar losses
have been heavy-not less than six hundred killed.,
wounded and captured n has not been pitched battle
long, continuous holly contested nght-but rather
irregular contest, ending, however in complete and
splendid success 10 our The intention was 70
avoid active hostile demonstrations side and not
70 0ghi unless compelled TO do 10 by the enemy.
Necessity Of ratonng tho troops and the difnculty Of
getting supplies 70 them account Of the terrible
dtion Of the roads, enforced laying out this programme
for the day conception be formed Of the pro-
sent condition Of the roads when the fact stated that
the supply train has been forty eight hours coming
distance Of only three miles, and that too, with
the assistance Of some seven hundred men building
corduroy roads. Burnsdes famous mud march Is a
feeble photograph Of present advance regards the
delcuy and almost mpossib'y, in fact OF ransporta
ton Copous showers ia the fore part OF tho day nten
sied the difficulty but ON happy TO say that the irwin
chile determination Of Gen Grant and almost supcrhuman
toll of thc men have at length these difficulties
A they will future through the agency OF the UNI
welding psrpose and unremtting TOLL be overcome, ti
the object OF the movement liz fully and satisfactorily &C
comphshed
COMMENCEMENT rns ACTION
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