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War IWartmext. April2.6 a. lines, and at once a heavy tiro was opened from their I The object of the adraxce was the possession of tl.it
.
»ainly endeavoring to »bout the hone» forward. road, which, diverging from the Boydton Rood several
Mnjor-Gtn. Dix: A dispatch jnst rccc batteries on the right and lift of it"' I>oint monaood, A
fire
TkB KiRairmfsl of Ttnrsda; -The Hita, CoHDCaOT B0ADS mile« north of its junction with the Quaker Road, runt
from Gen. Grant's Adjutant-General at City TMnl little later this wus follow»«! by a heavy musketry al ion.Oar I,.¦¦o». arc now of tho gienteit Importance, and are beit
Iftwsj to Half Past Four P. Ul. from the iioara»! line of their defenses, dlstnnS about 175 JJixjRS. AitsiY or «,g Potomac i
con.itri.cied by large detail» from every brigad tho Soathside Railroad.
westward to the Claiborne Road, leading northwest tu
on Sunday. nounccs tho tiiun)]ihant nieces» of eur arms affer |
yards from our line. For romp time this fiiewaskep; Ihursday, Alaren 'uj_^, m. Í rapidly until our rear is tl.oioughly corduroyed an advance i
day» hard fiubting, during which the forces on It \lgor- fcitwithstauding a heavy rain-storm, "Uii!n OUR ADYAK'-E RESISTED.
op with vigor, and our batteries replied to as
until late this afternoon, of court«, impossible. At atxrat 8 O'clock this morning;, tb« I>rvf«i»n of Gen.'
sides exhibited unsurpassed Valor. oualy. while tbe Seeond and Third Hrign<>» of the Hi .et ti last night and continued
vlaloo lay quietly ready to meet any attack. Then the tho irmy has to day advanced about two miles, »ad the A« I close this letter tbe yAU>T of rain drop« remlm Ayre«.
".he wbatheb aqajiv. «npported by those of Crawford and Orifflo. be«»
"City Tom, Vs., April 3-5 30 a. their advance upon tl.o enemy, which was imuie*
a 1 iíü Corps: hn» reached the Loydt iwu plank-road, near me that the gan
PETERSBURG COMPLETELY HEMMED IN. "A dispatt h from Gen. Grant states (hat Gen. H enemy showed ouUide of their defense» the
«trong column, a« if to make an attack upon Hattcry 11 it* Jinctiou with the White Oaks.
head of expectation, in
weather to-morrow ia doomed to d¡«.appointment. I I diately
whit h I ir,<i»iK«.i of fii resisted by the Rebel skirmishers, who wert)
dan. connnunding cavalry and in fun try, has ear lorced Ills is the place where the Second Corps bad an slowly pushed back, however, to within e mile of tbej
and tho line alxuit H, but the tire of our urtlllery dose a list of caauoJüet tut be Firit Divition of the Fif White Oak road.
everything before him. lie captured thru biigad the column to get bustil> undercover again. The firing engagement with the enemy last Autum», in which it
Corps, In the tmgagcnumt ou the left yciterday. A REPITSI.
Oar Line! Exit ml from the Appomattoi above iM/cnfry, a ni,'ii, liai», and tinral batttritê of arti was kept up some time longer upou cur defense» lie- »nil red sererely. t. o. a. At this Juncture the «uemy, gathering all his «vuilutJ»
tween Battery 11 andEoit .Steadman nnd D».'h ceased Tie ground gained day to coit na bat few men, tbo a»
The prisoner« captured will amount to several thorn < ¦.onliirs. force, and with bis ostial yell, charged ocr advancing
to the Appomattoi below the citv. "T. 8. LOWER
ut l:loa. m. Kelela making but very slight resistance.
distance
Tt*tH Il ri« Oen Chamberlain, Ktnt Brinde, t'.l.jhtly columns, wbicb, wavering for «time, finally gave way
This section of cur line is that which wns carried It M Hatctur'a Kun, which is only u short
earthworks ereoted,
jtreyei
L»«ut
Hr>«
VY'airp.
( l»si
AD«,
H U Hi« k«:», 19«
Kin« llrl.td«, nm
P«., let! «rs»
before tbe impetuous assault, retiring slowly toward il a
Edwin M Staxton, Secre-fary of War. the enemy on the Bttl Instant, and which they were furter on, the enemy have strong ( ..pi S O Il is «ni, 185 N v. li-a Boydton Plank road, and bailing only when they ar¬
FOCllTH DISI'ATTH. forced to relinquish after a short struggle def-nded with heavy guns, and here they will no doubt C»|st IWisUm 191 1'«. head rived at the brow of a hill, where, supported by Grif«
t pt S It'.-kley. I9H 1'« head
Gallant Conduct of the Various Corps. Washington, April ¡i.12.30 p. '1 ne object of the enemy in Ikes attack apicara to have ma e a stand to oppose our further
1- «>n» this i "int the new line extend» east to the
advauce. (' »i t K Bob», 56 P» «h.lomen
Lirai vv
flu's Division, winch bad just reached that ]«'int, they
tieen to feel the strength of our kne *t the point men J n-r.. :, ma n y, um took shelter in the temporary breastworks constructed?
.. ?- Moj.-dm. Dix: The PlttM»*, in tho i
tioned, and to draw nil troops from our left, by an at¬ A rast ron g Mill, the .'Second Corps holding the right of l.i...t Milter, i'J»Ps,sidn
Lteot !.. «-.«r H. f.-, IM N Y, >.
Lieu« (ieorre Ctrttls, 1 Mirh le,«
by tbem last night. Several ineffectualthem, attempts wer«
joined talcgna, f:lvrs the 1 ¡to.-1 news from the froi tack, if the peJstt wits found to be weak, or by a show of tb lap« »»Ilion. then made by tbe enemy te dislodge our tiercel
12,000 Prisoners and 50 Pieces ToE. M. StaNT.'.v. Sjc. cj War: f Hack in cuse the line was fout.d strong. The latter
seems to be the most likely, for they made a show of tie prUmers taken wa» 123, with eight cotntn'ssioned
Ii the engagement of yesterday, tho nnmlx-r
officers.
of Meut Jejoaa Btf«, IB l'a,
Lteot J J It««-.!' r Ah .un«'« I.riion. from, isver«
LteotÇJ Rretor, IBM Y, iMan
rl.rat «nd htrk
musketry fire, aided by Batteries D and H of the 1st
New York Artillery meanwhile pouring death aud de«
of Artillery Captured ! Clfi Foist, April 2-11 a. attack which they would not have done if any mil etfoi t They belonged to Bnthrod Johnson's Division, and 1 lent l'aller»,il. T Mlrh. htvond Cm p. killed
Ltsat K F I' i-iVr 185 N Y »¡»oulJer
«truction into their rank».
Dupat« '.i- are froqr.ently coming in. All is goioi wa« meant, as ou the SOtt iustuut, when their attack we* a part of tb» force that made tho attack upon II .M Dama, In Mich, n h il. t The firing on either »ide p. mi subeided into heavy
our Pre,» K».,.,« «
finely Gens l\,rke, Wright and Ord's linos me was quiet and sudden. Urea last S.itnidaj. tWgl K- n, O 198 Pa. «high
N-u( W } Je«enou U l«"i 1'«. tlihth skirmishing, and the rapid interchange of solid «l.ok
All the firing being done in the dur», the |. m va» Tho Itel els made a demonstration at several point* on S-i»« H.,-1. H Wii, n K 1*5 N V, le« and arm. .«¦««re and shell lasted until 1 o'cio. k thi« «iternoee,
tending from tbe A;<pomnttox to Hatcher's Kan. 1 «v.all ou our side and could not bate been great on that (bold Hm bist night, for the purpoue evidently of hs i S igt Ml...
»Vrai Joba l uni I, IM N y, n,,,!. t«-v«r«
our troops in the meantime retaining possession of their
A Fort with Its Entire Garrison Taken. have all broken iRronpb the enemy's Intrvnched I of the lUbels. Only fifty-one m-n were hit on our aide, rtalnlng whetI er tho works were held lu force. Tfey ."¦>«.t II.
¦! .:«. K.
Fui.«. « M.cli, l»«...l
.-.
e
N Y. head
uni
original line.
Betfl n; W N\ -rt««. H, 1*1 P« head
the only officer of rank killed being Major Hrowu, ink >l<l not gain anything, however, «xuepltng the iniuiiua
moil
taking some forts, puns sud prisoners. hVrgi Hftttj llaaay. K i*> i'«, «un TBR EVXMY ASTONISHED IT OES. MILES.
Sheridnn, wni, his own cavalry, the Fifth Corps, Nii Hampshire \ ..', ,i,o r«. thn that the Une was strong enough to defend it**if. Pe«»! K\ Y r- .m ,,¦ 17« Pa, «¡Ut-, ellgt.t At this hour the Division of Gc 11. Miles, which hr.il
*.«»> Banal 1WN V. le«
On the side of tbe I*.. t,. bj the leej may net have et> i'hU explains the firing hi ard at City point on Sri«« M VV llatalas. ira N Y. aho.i'der
il
to tb« left of tbe Boydton plank-road to)
m ARIS EVERYWHERE \ l( TURKI! S ! part of the Second, is coming in from the west ou reeded in men, tln-ir force haling been only at one Vtdnesday alfM and early on Thursday morning ( o:p W Bir.. IKi N Y. hand l'oru D.MLittirop D.lheNY f<*
bcentbrowu
close tb« inten id made by tbe v. .thtLtawal 0/ Grrfto 111
enemy's flank, «..J Wngkt aluaJy
.. uariug up
tune f.-orn under loi.r.
Corp A Iletwl. Irr. 1!,.»'« tu. Tors H
Nothing hot jet be. n ¿«reived bor» aa4o the opvr»- Corp II Ijron 18.*, S Y. Lip Corp YV'Chieheatrr.lM N Y.hi tbe morning, was ordered to strike tl.e enemy in frone ll.-i-v U> NV i.-a-i
fijiitli$iJt miltoad. A. Li.NCOL Duiing the attack (reelet f' gnnDlhe IklH Dit letM Itaaoaf tbe Ci.vulrv. but they will, It la not doabo-d, < 1» Wl.r*.tuii.i¡,u«r«,a.kte l or p H Rakel, loi N Y, bip
;¦ J Ni» bolii 1. .A '¦ I i-ad (ors J Koul, 18» N Y. srm
of Warren on hi« left fiauk. while tbe fifth Corpa again)
The Very I.aiest. Kirrii uist'ATcn. of Ike Nil,tïi CctM was held in liii*", reedy to suppoil lite a good account of tbemaelvi s. K :¦».. 11 IMN! t,-. .« Crp T. Il Baibour.lHi.NY lut assayed to obtain possession of the White Oak Road h%
Wax r»r.i ARTurNt. WastsJBMiaL the Rigbteen)>, had it been neces«nry. The men of the I 4 battle la expected to-morrow for the pr»sf«"s«1on of Corn T Malthrw.l. IBPaJar« Cero E B Hender. 1991'»,tbro
I. II M n ¦¦¦il'., ihirh ( ry r, y,,: i laRNV, rj advancing simultaneously. The second advance ofl
Wan DrrAKTMnn Washington. April 1.11 p. n> Apr da.11 a. m. hatter Mattel in a cool aMMat, and would kftlere j tie Sooth Sid" lUilrnad. und Judging fr< m the conn c. rp 1 ( lut«« M, i'« Pa tt.«|h ( ou l D c.,:,n. ii.l«P«.b<.w« Warren was led by Gen. Chamberlain'« Bi lirado of
«ill 1 rp Robt K.,¦»«. B, ItssPe. t.( (orp E ( TI»on.ivl'.8Pa.«h M.
Uajvr.fitH. JorjN A. Dix, Stu-Yotk: The fol¬ The followinir tohgrm from the Preside puued tl.e «uemy with great lo*a had they closed on lene« »nd high spirits of the oflieer» and nun,there ( r,. M Lawter.UB ."«Y '..t (orp A IWt, O, 19» Pa, bti Griffin's Division, and that of Mile» on the right moved
our line of d« Staat *. te»goct!ic»uit. Cvto J Mrtitirr II !«WP«>ii,-k Jn.rpb Engst, 19« P«. bul in erhtUn in tbe following <>idei freni right to left.
lowing telegrams frota the President report the '. it»d at ht o clock Ulis morning, gives the latojt n The etspe taken kj QCti. Wilcoi to saeet tie danger At* A4rsarr of Our I.rll Wing an Thor«. t.ip
?.. 1 rpl Matokrs.IISNY.tbii> Hn.iy M PMi.i... IM N Y, fo,
Fir»t Brigade, Col. Scott of the Slat New.York com«.
condition of affair» at 4J o'clock tbi» afternoon. J H, .r<la:i.l.lUNV.(i'>in M«ri..ii Waile.K.ltóNY, *h:d,
ligenoe from the front, where a fuiiuus battle w«re very prudent, and hi» ordi rs »¦ re well issued by
.lair- Tk« lío« sor Fall« Barb to hi. Corpl
l rp J la..bry, t.i'.-iM 'ii. J (¡riftYth A. 135N Y, back mending; Irish Brigade. CoL Nugent, 6'Jth New-York«
Kltviv M. tCASmSf, &C. of War. his A. A. A. General, Itrevet Major W. V. Euhsrd», a V..st»;/||.H I9" P» lbl«b fhiiKWl,«!,«} K. lK.1NY.ari hei Third Brigade, Gen. Medill; Fourth Brigade, Gen.'
raging with continued success to the Union .irn»i. I.loe of Work» Across lb« Ito'dlon ( p NSiCImnai H IBSNY.Iej ».h«iKWl,'ii.>!i,K,I.!5NY
< .l|llH,«/<la«-r H, l«aPa, )><-». l'srrv Lyea, H,IHN Y, bip At 1 o'clock, ss befor« mentioned. Warren et
NY. bieaat Ramsey,
t 1TV PiIxt. Va.. April 2-2 p. m. young and promising otficer. Aiiork
HlMll Stamtom, Seereta»y of Wa
1 send herewith a ll«t of the few rs.«n\)tlea in the Plonk-roost, nod Awoiia oo Michael II.,»». K. le:- t S. ilaVa Kitd Priitlry.
YVmVer.
1H5
NY. Corps ogaiu moved forward upon the «nemy, who stub¬
" Htn. El.TClM M. fcTAVlON. ¿'irrtary tt War Tbos -h.rnUn. r Isa fa K* k Her, M 135 srui
"
Cnv l'oiXT, Va.. April 2~*:30 a. s Fir»t Dit li-ion. the only or.e under fire. Diowiddir < .uri-llaosr la» Our Pooaoe.
J Ma» 11 bat B.4 NV *r hiidltmb Hein, uy. IM NY, arm bornly held bis ground for some time, when the r&piaf
At 1045 ». it. Gen. Graut telegraph» aa follow»: ¦ too- «or Troop« Six ni It o frota»
fiar Cl.ri« l.ay.l, r. Il, I »H Pa lee« .->«i>.iel l.ttlor, lf» Ta. hand and the loud cheer that followed,
"lion KIWIS M. SlAMoX, S<rr<tart of War, list or casl'altie* is TTir. rlSjiT SKtHiCai,JBCT L-ul« K.«v ri. lia T«, «i ¡a .I.;» .11 P Kiiur, 1(5 NY. tni(> volleys from the right,
'.Everything ha» been carried from tbe left ol "
Last night Gen. Grant Mlgnflsli that Gen. S!
.
obit», on m -'/TH. Mootbside Itoilrond Rocooaoiaaaarr J». il». Ja*. I'. :j¡ l'a. m -r A H Asl crut!. IM NY, thlih told of the successful issue of Milea's attack on thtj
Il ,-s l'a. breast lu» 1H lfa«ers. IMNY.fooi
the NmU» Corp». The Sixth Corps alone cap- ldan. with his entity und the Fifth Ctffá had c
TNIID BBIVAÜI.
UitUi by JlcrritC« Cn vrtlrf la lar Dirrriion oí j Ji.Tt.,..,»«« i.« M P«wter,A,IBNI ««¦ »i» l«*«e D"n<sn. 19N Ps. knee Rebel flank a« be rolled up tie enemy's lino now broken,
Mi) N I Blown ||J. SWH Ellweoa V Uai.irl Wrh.ur. 1» N 11 V ta« Haatlialar Hoilroad TkeOKsadi | Jeka»balte, » ha ny.»1ioiMS»i...i o Dv-.rifh.i<wp«,«hou' rcuted, and foiling back inoontiueutly, followed 'or
lured moi» than l|MI prisoner». The Seeoud ami tnrexl t .roe brigades of infantry, a train of v agon« i sTeaaaai
14 N 1 11 A
I«odiog to If Voond Well «.oorded A Ki«.l \*ji-, L IB l'a Y,taïga
Abart J«.:».K IBM
»i«i
Wa 0 «-aud» IB P». wrist
t'.ISf,|-r. I'-T» !,/¦ ,« Warren, who was soon in possession of tho covet*!
Tweuty-fourth Corp« captured fort.«, gun», ami severa", batteries, the prisoner» amounting to «ev< Lb-ut f>l Mctlsujh, IS N U J orai.i. D. I* l»,
V \V (},., u, \*u V. un Un«« Hola «loros aa Tharoslay.Tar .Maren H ii.ari. A. i.:» ¡s, ir» ' n»« ». Vacoaal 105 N Y, SXI
W H W ;.!.-«- 190 Pa. ankle
White Oak Road, which we now retain.
r H « H.T 4 Mi. f.. throat IHK SEVERITY OF THE EKGACRMEST.
enemy, bi;t I tauuot tell the thousand. (. t M. DsvMt, WN.U I »I K». I.MN1 11 A It «ad« la a Bod CoaAltloa DiBrotev I'. <'ii I« i; M lir»J W «»ill^-r«, 18.1 NY, private»
prisoners from tbe ictut
r¡,
RaAis K teUaai T PkilMt, ft, M M 1 II A
Of Op« r minx Toe .««atare of Ik» ('.¦».
rr ..
tirara U GirrQ,IK5Nl.bnd K. A Kiit». IW Ps »rm I rode over the battle-fields this afternoon anal
number». "This morning, Gen. Grant, having orderte an M 1 »»a, h .:' Mi t A Mcl>u'.».l. t.. U .S il \ V\ <> BU M*. IMI P«. «na r J Hrrnn, IM NY, rlbwsr
discovered on every hand traces of a sanguinary conflict.
A S» Ith. A, JT M ... H J t...» r. 1« S II V P «¦»iibd» WNY.taf J H Mierb! 19B P», arui
tack along the whole lino, telegraphs as follows; E la N il V .rr. Huge pines Were lopped off hero and there, and m
"
We losing aronnd the works of the
are tow t il < Oallaa I il M...
A I M ..«¦. K SI V...
J S m. ...
waa made this aaoralng along our whole left nr operating I M U«r- r, 198 p.. Mp J U Ke! »y. H. 18» N Y. th ÍI and
follow»:
THE ORIGINAL FLAK. ¦a.k. i »rrtsnu. wmg. tu«. ..«.,. jn.ug nay after indulging in sonic W J l'otier. 1»5 N H, »b 1 U Watr.wrtstrt K.iaS N Y,art: heavily engaged in skirmishing during the day,
"
We are now up and have a continuous line of ful sharpsi.f>otii,r, ,. Mg m,,n work, .,.,... th(. Oc» Ki -(Il I>. IM S Y, «h Muni« H».ini-1.«i ti.ll>< Pa.bd 1 succeeded in assuming an advanced line.
The plan '
of the recent moTcmeut, as ¦¦»»¦ t>«eU lJi»M«»i to Tlir N Y Trile.nr. .pit. J II i... »» K. l:-« IV..« U«.. 1. Mi.irr. lût) Ps, baca| OUR CAJ8CALTT1»
troop», and in a few hours will be intrenched from Wasiiim.ion. Ak.tll i \*C'.. IWiydton i'!»nkro»«i. Our movement has <ir«- t.,~>.i ¡^, i', «i". Jolutll l'ike K. t«l P«. band l'.f-r >t»,»:A. O. 19e P.. le|
tbe Appornattox below Petersburg t« the river
stood bere, »eem» to bate been about a» followe: She: lions a} hla lin««, and dlecuTercd the fact that be «i.ll 1 I... Hi«..«, Harkasan.
M. im p,, killed Ja« Hum. H, 18 P«. »rm
n.ior» ua, Jno Pa«ot, H. ISH Pa abdomei will probably reach Mate* 2.UX). of which the Fifth
dar. was to lead tbe way with bis very heavy caval TA« kuhmond H h\g ol Kridey cont.iius thu laalntain«. will» a U,M front, bl* old earthworks cover Jahn J »'-r.!
< hil«lieji. g,
jafvKi Mako« Uutb H. 198 Pa. arm Corpa is believed to fettt »usUiued the loss of nearly
H. Iju V V. lien«! C Ar..uM. O. «a» N V. .».i.h
above. The whole capture» Staet the army t-tarted
«
force, making a ptctty wide detour to tbe south ai ¡following: i¡.g tbe SotiCtide llailroad. Our advance was prrhnpe K Utattej, 0, VA t V.nr.k N »W. C, IM N Y, bead «..halt
cut will not amount to Im than K',000 men, Sirr.IllDAN » oI'tRATIONa. most hotly bBMbM opposite Oen. Flrrey'a divimon M BLtwtbeo.U, IMN Y 11.14b t»II Maeer. A. l»4 NIMY.NIi.fi nd, Among the dead I. Major Charla»«v. Mills, Adjutant
we»t, cutting t!.e Soutbside, and reaching over to { fu««Ntsiseer«? Mtfrtn seyi Ikel at au early hour ou
and noitl» «>f tb« intersection of tho Vuugbn road with A I l.Jen, K, IB N Y, ari»
H Sliportuun, U, II») P«. f roin A M
Hau incud, t,
lUtt, H M N Y, le«
Y, to Cea. Humphreys, coufjandtng the Second Corpa,
.nd probably, fifty piece» of artillery. 1 do not t.f
Danville Railroad. He wns to be strongly supported 1 ¡ Wedrefduy inortimi.'* hrary ft>r<-»> in« .tiemy. con who was su m k by a vowud shot and instantly killed,
of cavalry, lufantry and nrtillfry. aui.poaeal ta be Hatcher** Jti.u. where the enemy used oonslderuble ar¬ .1,'PU AiTt,ood, H. ItO T V, «1 ... Il M K l'.r, b. 198 P V trote
know the nun.her of men and gun«, accurately,
slating J
tbe moreable poitlon» of the Army of the Potomac ai headed by M avelry h).cridan," tuadr a SaMat «round tillery, »h I: if us I.-it litt.e damage, however. A battery J M.ar«, A, IS5
li teaPVab« ildei YV Kaopés. N, I8H
N Y, brree» J Trumsbote. N. IMI' V. hatid L.'sr tbe Junction
P V. thith of the Boydton and Quaker road«.
I» our liio . and ad/anml tewtrl Ike Boydiown plmk- waa like« l-e unmasked bevnnd Dabney's Mill, in front I Hnehl N «. P V, lin.h B rtearch. N. 19« P V. elbow CaCTIKE OF O4.0R8.
Lowevcr. of the .Tames, which were to push over toward the atol firelock, truel; tin» N Billet. N. I» P V.band
road, and. between
sketaagkaife
7 e
'"ine «ti niii'-a beyoftd Dlnwlddie Cearl ef Smyth s brigade of the Second Corps,
and several IIH In.wiln«. N, I* P V head
J l'assaUll, H iH)JÏ,:.| H J Ivrs, B. 18» N Y. thoulder Major Glenn of tbe tikjtb lv-iimylvanla has the honor
«' A
portion of Foster e Division, Twenty-fourth and turn Lee s right flank, while the line in front ii.,n«e Towwrd 11 o'eltH'k W« IIIKbirrtaOd this in >¦ shot* thrown at our advane». Il D Greea, V, 1*1 N 1 bead B («or-lua. V IM N Y hind of cspluriig with his own band«, during theengage-
was in the vicinity of Ike < otJrtTlouse, our temí .klr A J «'...»n. Il I-'/ N Y. tef O W Brooks. B, 189 N Y. btod 1 ment of the Fifth Corp« to-day, ene stand of Rebel
Corp*. mad« a most gallant charge this afternoon Petersburg was »till to bo held, and if possible to be u mishing with their eltakee, A KtV-OXNOIeSANCI j ( ."i.td. t I>, m P Y. .a T lUiberr«. L, I9t P V, Und
keerlry White Oak GroT» this morning by Mar MfM)i.rkrr,K,lMNY,t«s«i«!yW.i.oW.|sri.O,t>aP*Vài.d color», belonging to Uurral'« brigade of Piekett s di.
.nd capmrcd a very hr.portâr.t fort from the enemy, vatjeed. I.u»t week n w»a sefetSelIkeiIkeeeeety
»«« .!. ii.onatratiiig laerarl ltur
had reached wu» made to
found tob« VV H Pt«let.oi».< I9t l'a V, r« Ç V Wcrtly.K, IM S Y. tim vision. Gen. Miles also displayed at hi« headqaarteri «