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C0RARZNzRsH7P NOTICES, dEe.

COR4RzNKRSH7P NOTICES, dc.
nlS6OLUrION.-Tbec concern of Lea James in
IL this day dissolved BY mutual coneont Either
partner 10 authorised TO the name Of the concern
in settlement OF the business. Those holding claims
against them win present them for payment, and
those indebted will please come forward and pay.
Richmond, Jan LIST, 1864. RID JANIS.
NEW CONCERN.
We have this day associated ourselves in business
under tho style and firm Of LEE 4 BewMAN, for the
purpose Of conducting Negro Auction and Commis.
sion Business, Ut the old stand Of Lee James. ou
franklin st, and solicit the patronage Of our frieads
and the public generally, promising our best exer.
tions TO promote the interest Of patrons From
tn, long experience Of senior partner we datter
ourselves that We can obtain tho highest market
prices Tor all negroes entrusted to us
Rtchnoad, Jan !, 1894. 8 NEWMAN.
In retiring from the business II gives me pleasure
to recommend 10 the patronage Of my friends and
patrons tho new conoern OF Lee + Bowman.
ja21m RID JAMES,
no PARTNERSHIP.-Theu undersigned have this
Y day entered into . CO copartnership, under the
style Of Lindssy Mountcas le, for the purpose Of
continuing the Feed busiuese, at the old stand Of
Vim Lindsay, who is thankful for past patronage
snd hopes the present 2rm will merit continuance
Of the same
We have just received 50 bags Peanuts, and keep
eye ana Red and Black Peas, Irish Potatoes. Soap,
Candles, No aeses, White Beans, &s.
VIM T LINDSAY,
JNO B MUUNTCA1TLH, Js,
Dec ID, 1853. Marshall, cor 9Th ct.
Ja2-St"
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HARVEY, HEILINGS Z CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers 0f
L.dD(kS' AND GRNTLEMRNsS FINE BOOTS
AND Shoes

HARveY. HEILINGs { CO.,
~ Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of
LADIES AND 0EMTLEMeN's FINE BOOTS
AND SHOES,
1sl Main street, between l2lh and 18th.
Having Ia our employ the best workmen 70 be oh
taiaed, and well selected stock Of tho very nnesl
mAeerm we are prepared 70 turu ont In any quantity
The oscs 9oalty Of LADIES', GRkTLRMEN'S AND
bnt wba. is our own make, and will guarantee n
good IN article Ia every respect a. any which can be
run through from Yankee land All we ask Is trial
9 Psrsicoiar s .sssn,,oo M will be paid TO the manu-
Az orders from the trade win mess with
prompt astantiou. do ls-2ms
NIOrIc1 = La1ias-
~ 1Gns II READ
has rsmoved hsz
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= hee rss1ance d Bsisidsfs, ana invites ladss b
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at he o1sos Of the
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RicanoaD AnaxxAL, OsDSAlsce s1osmoUn,
Denemboe e0th, l06S. I
DR0P06ALs Tor repairing asd putting ~ en-
plets order 2000 ~ moro damaged eartstdge
6eses, via b received g this storshouss until t6a
~ Janaasy, iesS samples can be go q ias q
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T0D PAINTING
eD a every descripaioa
nsAlyexseutsd
at The oh8oe of the
R1c1NoaD DneAfca,
10 lS-N Gunner lSth and MainoBts.
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Rirprnonn qispatftl,
SATURDAY MORNING $500. January ., iss4
CONFRDBR iTE STATES CONGRESS.
Tho 6euats was opened with prayer by the
Rav. DR.. Ainnigerode, Of the Episcopal


C0NFEDBR ATE STATES CONGRESS.
Tho Ssnass was opened with prayer by the
Raw. DR.. Ainnigerode, Of the Episcopal
Church.
Tho President laid before the Senste a
e0mmunication from Gov. Brown, Of Ga,
covering copy OF resolutions adopted by
the Legislature Of Ga, expressing deter
min'tioa 70 prosecute the war With yiscr
The communication and accompanying doc
uments were ordered to be printed.
On motion OF Mr.. Sparrow, the Senate re.
solved itself into secret legislative session.
When the doors were reopened the Senate
adjourned.
The Hoss was called to order at u O'Clock
BY the Speaker.
The Speaker announced the appointment
Of the following committees: Committee
to inquire into outrages committed BY the
enemy in North Carolina-Messrs. Smith OF
n. &, Holcombs Of Va, Smith of Ala, n.
W. Bruce of KY, and Bell of No; Commit.
tee. authorized by Mr.. Foote'S resolution,
to inquire into the charge of corruption
against q member of the House-Messrs
Lyons of Va, McQaeen of Q. c., and Atkins
OF Tenn.
The House then took up for consideration,
Is unfinished business, the bill reported from
the Military Committee repeating existing
and regulating future exemptions.
Mr.. Welch, of Miss. said that, as the
chairman Of the committee was absent, he
moved to postpone the consideration of the
bill to some future day.
Mr.. Foote signified his intention to move
an amendment to the bill by striking out all
after the word srepeal," in the fourth line.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08
Cattle Market.

NEw fonk, September y, 1894
The receipts Of cattle at the different market. %
THE city during the last week eerc ~ follow.
Reeves, u ssS COVE and Calves II veals 2, i2o.
sheep and l@mhs. ~ 1913 Svine, lL24I.
Bssrss Tie market was nbeually supplied hu, Al.
the supr tss been laree for The past Two or the,
weeks tie butchers we're not ov.rrun nth ORDER.
The eresi decline In gold and seemed ~
nave eMeAGed 10 the cattle market and IL wore
decidedly panic-sticken APPEARANCE The demand
NE therefore moderate; and cattle could only u,
placed at moderate decline, varying from 1 to >
medium at TaSc; and medium to good 9allc prime.
liAltc and choice, lsalJ
MICH Covs.IheIe war a fnir ,uppls, though noA
excessive. and ? ICES were without any iiuport nj
shnnse: We quote icsli included. common TO iaiI,
f2hat35 AID extra ch ,icc, SGO.sgi
Isn CAFE II ouiLon cnlves arr more peutv, and
price, aie easier pAif cuaty tho-c .. saa-o. which
VOC 1lt =. neeir - itpc p.T a. We mote pfiIs
heevv yea' ~ 'si4c ans co,t!ou o ta'r NJ ,aluLc
Shs>T di1f idSi .s.-ItU rpb.t Tor ~ ~ d and
irn y II 'luaIie Il ..1 II iowri cor 'grsnt upou
isrf. receipts SID decline n kins s:.d meat. ina
msket Glove dui a o.. piitrs. Ne du,te conn oA
g tooisheep 'A.yc. AZ les aud prime to choice "
sa,4c.
SlrIns. The late receipt. and heavy decline In the
ctf msrket have completely unsettled the hog trade.
ana prces have fectd dol from, to , uts per sound
13AslALc.
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GENERAL sULLY.
Defe0t OF the 10dIarS

ch'ed5c' Oct. "A special dispatch from St.
r'n'' Minnesota, dated sept Goth, says "a letter
ron Fort Rice, dased the iosh Of Sept, states that
captain Fisk's Idaho train bed been attacked BY
'he Indians and seven VI his rear guard aud four
etnisrsn's were killed. They then attacked bis
th"n body in such numbers that he was compelled
" ehteneh himself and send beck " Genera Snlly
'of help. IN running eight twenty Indians were
killed." The letter expresses the opinion that the
whole trrin will have to return.
Another letter from General sully's command,
dated August 2ist, ssys ,-'Geuersi suily has hsd
another battle with 800 Indians and defes,ed
them. lie 10 at Fort Union waiting orders ~ return
nome. he met hree steamers loaded with sup
plies for him. He had only nine men wounded,
all with arrows except two.
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A Panic In Chicago.



Chicago, Saturday, October L. There has been
great panic here to-day. On Thursday, Z. L.
Parks Bank Jailed; yesterday, j G. Conrad's fol-
loved. and today the Western, Msrue and Fire
Insurance Company Bank. and several other lea1-
Ing Banks were compelled to refuse the paytner.
OF large checks Ill Monday. Others paid In New
York exchange. The panic spread through all
Glasses and prices lower. Flour fell 90 cents,
Wheat ii, Corn 3, Oats 8, Rye 9 a TO- whistey ),
And everything else in proportion. Noheavy failures
among merchants have occurred yet only some
snhn failures IN the Produce Trade A mob ht, ,tcn-
ed the Western Marine Bank and Fred Tun,e, IL.
rector narrowly escaped being burg, tsrg resc ed
by the military. which was called cut. re Cause
Of disturbance the refusal Of the Dan. T. give
up the Twelah Ward draf, for The slider Fund,
Deposited yesterday. Finally Me da .clors Of the
Bank lcdscl securities to pay on Monday, aud the
mob dispersed. The draft is passtna 1T quietly.
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he received orders 10 reioin Early. The desuvsc.
ton u The grA.n and forage hcsn here ~ S.suntou
VII b . terrible blow 70 them.
All the grain, forage &C., in the vciniiy Of Staun.
ton wE retained for the use Of Esry's army. An
in the kwer part of the valley shipped 10 Rich
mond, tor the Of Lees army. The country ffom
here 10 stanton was aoundantiy supplied with foS-
SGT. grain, &c
p. n. srTrfDiS, Maior-Gcncral.
Hdvvisonbvyo, Va, Sept. "a pm -Liert =
Gs"svu1 O,ant. see u gong the rounds Of the
psIe that the 10Th CorIs late in coming TO the
battle Of Winchester. 7 was eutrcly uncon scious
u this until sew il tn be- pspers The statement
was made by X L Snuoy wish " say that IL
was incorrect, and that this correspondent was
rested, by my order. OH previous occasion, for
writing untruthfil accounts.
p II SnCunAs, xstr.General.
No report OF the operations In front Of Richmond
and Petersburg later than my telegram Of sst night
has reached the Department
EDWIN N. STANTON Secretary OF War.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Eariy's Army broken In, F,c,


War Department, Washington, Oct IL soA
4.-Adjor.Genera John A. Dir The following
dispatches from Genera Sheridan, detailing his
successful operations since the last report, have
Just been received:
HlrJ isOnburg, Va, Sept. 90. 80 y. M-Lieu-
ts1Gnt-General u. y. Grant Cty Point In INV
last despatch informed you that l pressed E,rly
10 closely through New Market, nj the same tune
sending cavalry around his flank, that he gave up
the valley and took to the mountains passing
tt.ough Browns Gap, l kept up the pursuit 70
rort Republic, destroying seventy five wagons and
iour caissons. | sent General Torbcrt who over.
'ooh NE at Hlrrsonburg, to Stanton, With VII
rl,t's
rorbert entered Stanton on the 26tb, and de.
sNo3 Gu large quantity VI rebel government pro-
Ierty' harness, saddles small arms, hard bread
WayheHboro, destroying the iron bridge over the
south branch OF the Shenandoah, seven miles Of the
'racs The depot buildings governments, tanuery,
ana iMRe amount of leather, -four, stores Sc, at
mar pace he found the tunnel defended by in.
iantry ma retired via Stauntou
IL u my impression that most Of the troops whom
Early hsd lou passed through the mountains TO
Charloltesvllie; that keTshaw's diyiaou came TO
his assistance AMI, think, passed along the west
base OF the mountain TO wayneiboro.
am getting IRON twenty tive 10 forty prisoners
daily, VINO come from the mountains on each aide
and deliver themselves w, From the most rel!sbIe
ami is displrited ~
Kershaw bad not reached Richmond, but WINS
somewhere IN shs vicinity 81 Gorl9ilyi lc, when
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08
Guerrilla Horror.

The readers Of the Sun will remember an account
published last week relative to the capture Of A
train Of cars by Anderson's guerrilias, in Missouri
The Missouri RrrrgILo,S, describing this affair,
gives details which are only parallelel In atro.ity
by the outrages Ut Lawrence, or the massacreI at
Cswupore:
On the train were seven pryltes %" the Is, Iowa
cavalry, and seventeen rotvrucd Missouri veterans
that had served three years ami four months at lie
'front.' These soldiers were placed n row, and A
yoley fired at them. Those ,hai did not fall started
to Pun but were followed by the Hends and sho,
down. Some OF The wounded soldiers crswlcd Tor
two miles aitHr they were wounded aud six Of
them found dead in field ne distance hotn
where they were 81 OF. Most Of them were strirpod
and scslpei, or hacked - pieces with knives 1he
passengers on the train were then robbed the mail
bags were rihed, the express matter taken posses.
SION Of, and the trunks aud baggage Of the p,ssen.
gers broken open and their contents s,rrwed
around. What the bushwhaokcrs could carry "a
they slowed away in their pockets and boots. The
wood in the tcuder was tLen SET on fire. the bay.
gaze and passenger cars fired, and the tun stated
at iull speed for Allln. 1t ran six miles and then
stopped, Soon after a construction train came i'm.
ana 1t was seized, the workmen 81 sinocr and con.
ddctor robbed, and tho train SGT on fire and sent
aiter .hc passenger train.
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va" i'ha' thursday sept. -, lSbt
The decline In sold. 1t IL L, he hoped, will hs,,s
sautary eject upon the Produce Market in a shor,
time. Spectators who bought exter svely a, hLl
prices with the idea that gold would sill further 3D.
vance and send up the price Of produce are tesin-
ming to feel rather "shasy," and are In ierribl,
dread Of the panic which threatens to eusuli them ia
ruin should the auiiieIoJs cie continue on is down
ward course. Those sp'-ulatofs who have suddenly
made fortunes Mt re o,rrnsa os ,he poor may have
Occasion to iisgor-e !, eisudtcu, II sail coutnu. to
wear their present Vp'c'. 6mer tone Ia noticed 10
tie meat mark. though there is nothing special 10
note. Pork To- little lower, while mutton and veal
rule ~ last week. Butter and cheese are ut com.
piee stand STILL scarcely ans thing DOING making our
quotations entlroly nominal. Appes are plenty bus
dull excep; the best descriptions. which are wanted
for shipment. Pears come In freely and cell we'll
Peaches are not so plenty OF late nor are they %
good Grapes are plenty, Of good quality, an cheap
Potatoes are In larre quantity aud close tame with
not much doing Onions have Incl oassd In supply, az
easier hgures. L.Fs are without ma,eria chance,
the demand absorbing ia, suppl, fact u. tho come
70 market,
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The PubNc Debt.

Washington, 0ct 3.-.Ths statement issued from
the Treasury Department this evening, exhibiting
the condition Of the public debI d ovs consider
able Increase within the past month. which V
mainly due 70 the fact that the Secretary Of ths
Treasury has thought IL right and Just that the On.
tire arresrages due for military in the army
and navy should be paid up to the beginning of the
month. some of these payments have been long
delayed aud they involved an expenditure OF about
SO, 0OG 600. The whole amount being provided for
consequently show comparatively small increase
Of the debt. The recsptulation the Both Of Sep
tember is-Debt bearing interest, s923, Cs5,e Oh 81
interest, s5A6OS4 AS T0 debt bearing inter-s. n,
lawful money, s56h5s5, sT4 sc ; Interest, s2;II0
10, ~ debt on which interest has ceased, |9SI.
$40 20 debt bearing no interest," ti6T, a440se IL.
making the amount outstanding 1885, Tl6 10
and the interest, both In CON and currency
ssl,IIs,643i ~
The above statement, as con,rss with ,nat e..
hibiting the public debt on Aug J0th. ,hows N
increase of the principal OF sbou, lev.nty.,svon
and half millions, aud Of interes, 81 3O1, 5sl
The unpaid acquisitions Aug o., we're nearly
$4,000, O0O, and the amount in the Treasury slT-
10000 The unpaid requis. ions Sept. 80 were
s3Le4l, 900, and the smount IN the Treasury a2a.
369, 400 The amount ou,stand ng Of the July IL
and Aug. 9, 1861, six per cent bondA exchanged
for 1908 IS sllASa',soo, w ~ increase Tor
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tne paa month Of e2s,is1,Wo Tlv, Jppv
:, ISL $50 thrse yeAr notes have teen dsc-r,s.,
Nom t71.600,000 TO aq5, 401, 90, and the M r.rr
cent. bonds Of March g. 1853, incressed fy,,u
S4S3s,oo0 to *7s922, 600 since the Both OF Angus,
as'. The March. Isl. 1852 six per cut certia1,u-,
Of Indebtedness have teen increased fron,
sfAWI,OOO 70 nearly 1856, 00r,0t0. Tie STATE
mcnt sso shows that NJ the whole issue ~
slO"ooc,Wo OF two-yesrs' notes. with Eve ror cent,
interest under tie act Of Marcel 3, ls5, tho amount
less Withdrawn and destroyed, or tosdy t. be DE-.
stroycd IA ss61BI lcavng sos, ,62,9s0 IN cir.
culaton. The fractional currency has t.cr, in.
creased s1G1,po. '-
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Monday. Oct. ..
EsgRAL GRANT.


The Or rnilops Oh the Peninsula.
The operations w. tie north bank Of the James
RIVER, having Tor their object the capture VI the
hesLts that command Fort Darling on the opposite
,tuo u the river, commenced on Tuesday and
Wednesday ..,hi ny the construction Of pontoon
bridges across the river These were thrown across
With great sleuc, aud secresy, aud without alarming
the enemy At midusL, On Wednesday the Tenth
and Eighteenth corps commenced 70 move In light
marching order with three days cooked rltons In
their KNAPP acks. The Eighteenth Corps crossed ct
Aikcp's Landing. sud the Tenth Corps under Gen.
Drney, crossed At Deep bottom Bridge, few
miles distant. The cntiIc IA 'vemcnt wsa under
the mireryisa ~ OF General Butler General Stan
nard's dy.,ion Il tho t.gh,ccnth CorIs was the
hrr H. cross o.or and at once advanced,
supported ly TIE rest Of the corps. Amer
Proceeding about q nile they encountered
the enemy. who made bu, little re is,ance
In three various lines - works, 10 which they sue
ceesivey tel buck, aud whence they driven
with great difficulty. Four lines Of rife pits on
tue vsrins turnpike were thus captured A line
then reached commanded by q large fort,
which was captured in splendid style, our men
charging across the cpeu heldS and up 10 the muz.
zcs Of the encmy's guns The enemy here made
spirited resistance. 10 this Affair Major General
ORD received painful, but not dangerous wound.
and was carried from the field. The command then
tsvolved on General Hickman, who made several
me, with no further success owing to the absence
u the Teuth Corps and Paine's division Of the
Eighteenth Corps. General Burnhain, q gallant
Maine officer who In all the battles Of the VIZ.
Gins camraiHu, was killed while entering the tort.
lu this ALTAR he captured a total Of twenty-five
heavy guns, besides small arms, and militia, aud
three hundred prisoners.
The Tenth Corps, General Brncy. BY y skillfu
flank movement On the New hsrkc, road aided in
the success Of this movement, by making q wide
detour road and skrmishng along the open
siderable opposition, and the negro troops Of which
It 10 largely composed. acquitted themselves very
ered!tabiy. The heights commanding the road
were obstinately defeated by the enemy, and only
fell after severe struggle, Of which General Grant,
who arrived on the ground during its progress.
was witness. He greeted with emit usiastic
applause By the men.
short distance above the Varuna road, on
which the Eighteenth Corps were advancing, aud
PARALLEL to It the rebels had constructed line OF
works Of the mos, formidable character. at poin
where the Newmarkc. Road interscc.s near Lau-
rel Hill Church. General Dlrney determined to as
saul, these works and at two p M. the attack
commenced Our brave boys advanced on the run
across an open space, and were met by an enflad.
ing fire, which moved down their ranks terribly.
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LIEUT. Col Edwsrds. Of the astb Massachusetts,
wss wousdsd.
| Aher reforming our lines, another charge was
made, when the rebels were forced bsck half mile
further. ~hcre they took still stronger position,
| and made a desperate resistance 70 our
| advance. Tho Ninth Corps having the az.
vance here the rebels succeeded In throwing
force around the Pcgrsm Housr on ts left, and
threatened 10 turn and flank, bu, Gen. Griffin di
VISION teins at hand they were checked. The
lighting was q the most desperate character and
continued ill after dark, our men holding at that
time oil the ground they had taken from the enemy
Our loss In the battle viii amount to about FIVE hun.
dred, while sha, Of the rebcls 10 probably no, ~
large ~ they fousbs nearly oil the time behind
bresstworks. Very little artillery used on our
side, tie woods being too dense for that purpose
Contrabands who have come into our lines say
that the rebels yesterday withdrew nearly an q
thor troops towards Richmond, but brought some
back this morning, Including oil the Home Guard.
heavy battle Is expected to-norrow, and II is be-
liovcd that wo shall take Petersburg during the
day, such IL the confidence Of our troops The pris-
oncrs taken belong " the ,th Confederate Cavalry
dismounted. Among thom is q major and SIX
Commissioned officers.
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DOMESTIC hAIAFrs AM wnpLirAlE PatCEs CUHqtscf
NV YoRs. sArusY, ., CcLJb.r1 i,..t
M, a. W. ~ ''"''' H. '''''ns0 sla.o' hio'
Cotton Ib.-Mid New Or,sa.., 10. Mid ,,.,,
| IN. P1'
Domestic goods, ,ari-shirtine, brown. aI.s,
8sasS Driln,. brown aSaGo H. DO S''S hlescbsd.
10; flauner. INa5l Sltnets, sow. ''''"''' w.
Fsh, ctri Dry cod, 'baQ rs: PicG >, bbI. : z,.
4IU Mackorel, !. Z. 1aas o. i non r"u' - va
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Ohio, c. 10 T., g.Sas ~ % NJ SunsiiI ~ ~
S s,s,si to sr .'ys 81 g assSu- 95st q;
meal, I5aS 10; 10 BlenGywine' : IsS - w o"'n
Frint.-Rsisius, b'ch ia Iasr, 10 30,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08

In oousastion for strong defence. The enemy are
syns 70 49, sospsdess IN ~ channel sbsvs
Fon Morgan. The rcpor: that our s,anbus.s are
poaf Tho city Of Mobile 10 incorrect.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08
ADMIRAL FAHRACUT.
Tho Rebels Tryi lug 40 Plant Tornedoes.

Fortress Monroe, Oct 1.--Tne dispatch steamer
Connecticut arrived last evening, with dispatches
isom Admiral FsrrsSu,. Fort Morgan is being put