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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12

Esuh Of the Co1-nonwealth.-Ststeue OF tho
nISG or TnE COMMONWEALTH sfrs,nreaH By ly'ft - Laws
sflss, or tls eslns ss,r5sy The 9th s,y o. NJ t
kv.r.fe leans and Dscovnis Sle ~
A.eTsg siaogntoi ~. ss' ~ 10
q CIrCl lcS' -
Av>rsse sAsoan'Sf D-rot.. ppVstSs 10
PrlssEt Oi the benf the CHrnfnouNr oeF
eyy -worb and that tie foesans saies,1 70
ase eesi o NY edse and besL LDN All ~ NSh''
Fsisrtn BUiL. E0'sry Pubic
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
Bank GtatemcHts.

Ea,ik OF Americ1.-s.s,emen, Of the BAHh Ot
Fl{IC required Chssr go Laws oi ioJsf he Nee esa
s.tuJsy. the s.h day oi A7ni isot' n
o., -usanr Losns and y scounts -
-. -no@,' a. n, -, stan .............. CLIO 0a
OF DcpOsits
~, ,n Gee o ksrYc. 80 Wr. T. tJeusn C1shsr q The
"a N kr.a teas dIv .ffined, dpo- and ta the shoVs
ssn..s = eetect 70 he bcstof my cdse be,el
NM l.. JENKINS. CAsAer
.eSscs beior. llth day 81 Apsn is,t
StI,,Nc Bslt, Ho@Ery rash-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12

'TIYO LET.-TWO STORES in the BlBL'
HOUSE. Asor place; one STORE on ASor place. an'
The other on iIhay Apply the Treasurers oace AheV
entIuIce.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12

Crocers' Bank.-Staiemen: Of the GROCERS BANk,
N, Ysk AsfegGd hs Uh'fer so Laws lsS tr
ending satsr%ay the si day Of A,El lO1 .,.
Of Iasns ard Decsns ss3stG6 se
Average snl0sut Of Crculston o,.It w
Ayet eliyusf c -rSsts " -
Ciy County OF S~V Yot Samuel White. CASHIER 70
Faux Cy New York beisS ia 20 snd
.ay Thai The .boy, .A esuect esq ana
belel fAIUEL. b Nh,tS, NssAsf
o. 3 W.rs,. EsisV Pubie
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
IIa nR TiI1 TGiI11Nz.LE,s GOVT and RHEUMATIC

consuInI Iton colds hoersDess, &C. peI 0o'ne
GONZALES GOUr and EdEuMAIlC fEho. ~
trpate Oeut rheumatism etc. Is CTS Sen, Oh
receipt OF funds j. ". earle, Agent, No W ihoeriy-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12

Broadway Brnh.-StstsDent Of tue BROADWAY
HASK resaeiby 30 d IS53 fog
2s~e1y. NJ et Gay Of ADd4 lSsN
u Lo'us All ~
Avzsre Of Ccz.-oa se,3Se o.
cay CorAiy Of New era fsrf PfeEdt o. tn
nosdwsy ay 3pss .sd ss above s;ais
70 the best ofEy ARaHeofe tad h-ist
"a PILxER, Pfesiisnt
yves before xss ths nth cay d Ayni ls4.
Hi-Hi.s B,srI, Commissioner Of DeeiG
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
90 Get.

NREENWICH, CONN.-TO LEI-IWOD- W.
" STORY HOUSE with Barn and two acres Of .i LAND
good Garden and Abundance Of Fruit convenient " o'
boat 90 Immediately; rent, e2Is , w
Amply 10 l.. L. RIGGS, No 10 "aH't y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12

IfI1O LET-WALL-ST OFFICES, suitable
for an Exchange or BANKING Office suite Of three oiee5
IL the 5Laelaant Of No. - Nai.i. hppyt 10 v,
Y. X. TiiEMAIN, No. ~ "ilbarn'st
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12

FgJtou naph.-Stais1est OF the FULTON BANK, 40
bv cp,sf 40 Laws fS for The weei sndAs Saturday the
sih day ef Ap1i. lAf -, 49,. 40
AvefFe Of LoaNs and DseauH Rs
iy,I,, ,ueu q ................... 4i,32g 81
,ers,e ,n gnt ef A-,t1o 90
CIV and Couay OF Yoes Robert H. Hsydoi Csler of
Fulton B4 sepee Gna tsai Ae aOve te
nept : correct 10 the ses Of ny ssswledge aud beef
X. H. HAfD0Ik. CsfhieL
Anrrse1 before ths 9Th day Of Iprl. la4.
Is0s Hlrv Notary Pubic.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
GENERAL SHERMAN
Hood Defeated large Number oi Prison.
crs Taken.

charnoo1i Oc'. 70 -C,p'oin march, Of tie
Fourth uuitcl States Regulars hAs Just mr.. ,cI
ron, V'lsnow, which point be lef yesterday lie
reports ,hat e.. H.utys brigade 81 cs,alry had
met the enemy ~ force, and altcr severe trbt,
our troops charged and routed the rclc'7, captur.
ing Gen. Young nnd n large number Of prisoners
o. the h instant, the same cavalry charged Ro'!.
nev's command, At Rora,, with the .lbfc, killed
and clnuaod . number, taking al his artillery,
and scattering the remainder II TIE enemy IN al
direchons on thc l1h our advance caulc upon
II ,od'a rc.r.3 i4Iu, aud WI rrci T. aud drove i
out Of snake Cop YESTERDAY ten. : rr'uan started
IN pursuit. of tho rr'cs who were -otrcat'uy sout.
ward via Bloomto~n Valley.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
Hav ,ns says
Serenade to tho President.
Ills speech.

Hd'h,ng'Of, Oe'. i9.--To.uishi the President
Wss serenatod, and appearing al an upper v "a.
low, spoke a. follows being .rcqucus'y interrupted
hy applause
| sm upt.fci,hat Il is couI 'im,ut ,..l me 10y
tlc l1ysl Msrvisndcrs resident il tn,- D.-trict. |
inner thu, the sinp,ion OF the new Constitution Tor
The state furnishes tie occasion, aud thN, IN your
view tb. cN;irpst'on al slavery constitute tho chci
m.rit OF the no~ Constitution Mos, heartily d.
e,ngsaiulstc you and N. land aud thc nation aud
the world urun the event regrst that 1t dil me-,
occur Two yesrs sooner whicn, am s'!rr would
have ssved To- the nation. more money than would
baye met all the private loss incident 10 the mcH-
sure hut a has c'tue II last. aud sincerely hope
1t. friends may fully res1" all ths'r anic'ps'irrs
- good rom ~. and that Us opponents tuls, 10y 80
elects he ncrersty and probably dissrpoiutc
word MP Eu"thcS subject. snmcihlnr a'i
py The Secretary ~ state, in his recent speed ~
Auburn has been construed by some into threat
that il At al be beaten at the election VII, ts-
tween thn aud sne end II NV cons tutionsl term,
do what | may he able 20 ruin the Govcr' mrn'
Others regard the fact Il at tue ChichVo Convention
alourusi, not sane d.>, but b. meet again, u called
20 '!u so 10y p,rt, ular individual, An irtirua-
ton NJ puiIOp mat, " It's nominee shall b"
elected, nc wi 81 once .rze control Of The Govern
meat | hope the good people viii permit theme
selves to suffer no uneas ness on otuer point. I
etru,gng " MAINTAIN the Government,
not to overthrow II. J. therefore, Say that II
l HhNil hNc snail remain Irtf1N'nt Dnill
the 4rh Of next March, sni that whoever shall he
cnusi ituuOnally c'cciei, therefore, m November,
rhall be dulv installed ~ President uu tic 81 of
March, aud that IN the interval ftnli do M
utmost ,hst whoever ~ 90 tod the helm for the
next voyage snail start with the best roasihle
chance 70 save tie s. 4. THIS :. Gue g. the people
10th On principl. ana under the Constitution
Their will, constitutionslly expressed, IA the u't
mate Law ior all. II they should debera'ey
receive to have immediate peace, even at the loss %
Their country aud thoir liberties know not the
power or tie right to resist them. II IL their own
buh ess, and they must Do as they please with
the own.
Gbclcvc, however, th"y Nrc stl resolves TO pre-
serve thar country and their liberty, ana 'ni-.
IA office or out oil a. am resolved to stand by
them. may adj, ttst III This purpose to save tue
country and It's hlerlcs, u Asses of people seem
nearly unan nous rs the sohhers in The fed and
the sedInen afoJt Do they not have tie nsrirst
ol ~ Who should quail when they 40 no;' Got
tess the soldiers anu seamon, and all Their brave
! cou.mandersi
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
Peace Convention.
4 pothep Pre sideutinI Candidate,

Cine nnciL oct IA peace Convention me-,
here Yesterday with eloeei door. Pay dccsstcs
were present WIN. n Curry Vas chosen rcrrns.
next chairman. A committee On resolution. was
appointed. aud tie Convention adjourned " rncc,
to. lay. Il understood that IN independent, Pres
Genital no -nination viii BE- m ,de
sEooNp rfepNrou
Circinnni. Der 70 Tho Peace Convention TO-
day cscu -soi the rtpr-i ~ the Commute NJ R's'-
hut ons which va. sdopci. Tic resolutions arc
sr pesce on th- tas, Of The .overc'gntv n the
s,sc' con'lcrl1 ne action Of the Chi, 40 Convcn-
ton, repuliGe " Cellnn. call for Convention Il
the s'sio' to Ntt!e the diHculucs. Lon; Ard : ~.
rcton arc sfoten Of ~ csndii,tcs for tho rrcp-
dency and Wee Presidency.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
from Ihr Mi,.ic,ippi,

Caira, oct. 2o.-Tho steamer Maurice nor,h
from Memphis, passed this point to-day Business
which Lad been entirely n,spcndol n, N mphi-,
was resumed again, rud the InilIti, las been dis
charged, as the danger was lcicyol "a have las-
sed Il was the opinion At headquarters that the
rohcls had no Intention Of attacking MrmUt', That
h"r presence boyond wos merely dos .,nc, TO
cover tho march nj troops 'nt KcliurNy. rhc'c
WIS no rch.l force within nvc mites If he ..ty.
when las, heard of Cio'nirr's vNs s'uth n Her.
nando. rctrc1,pg towards the 80 mp- a. /il'l.
ho,ohio, and Forrest vas IN route 'or Mc,cl IN
with his n eorer-.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
Rcbci Plot to seize the Roanoke nj Other
~teamcrr.

We earn b. passenger on toard Of the steamer
Columbus arrived yesterday from u,vsna, tha, m
organized rlc, 'or the capture Of the steamship
R,auoke existed and was publicly talked Of ia
Hwans and further, that after .e,nri ~ her, tho
Moro Castle vss The pfoyr,mw" letter from
Hav,ns says;
Considerable .nxiety IL 'c't here tor the safety
N the steamer 'anoke Il ~ confidently asserted
that 'or1o htecn IN twenty men embark od IN her
with the intention % taking possess on of Ter m
the high .css-and her non-lrt val bcforc the de-
p,rture of the Columbia 1. thus accounted FOG
Three ufth - men ar. sad g. have been concerned
I'm the Chesapeake affair. We eypcrtug ne
Corsica on Monday to relieve this snxieiv.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
Friday. Oct. 4I.
From Missouri.
Rebels Numbering the Germans, etc.

50 Louis No, Oct so.-Dspstches rom Gen.
E1sccrans say TINT Gca. Prices main force Ia sull
East Of the Bl,ckwster river. This is regarded ms
favorable 70 the disposition nj troops and in.
orcases the chances y Gep. R,socrsns getting
hynt out OF tho enemy. Tho RHruBLrc,s has .
special dispatch nom jefferson CIV which say.
that the gucrras undor Iodd entered the German
settlement n Lafayette county On sunday night,
killed tweuty-eght Germans, fired their houses
compelled the women TO roma In them until tie
roof were shout IA isD, when they were allowed 10
escape.
Gen. CurtsIs concentrating large Tor IA Kan
sls City, With which he will move sganHt Gen.
Pee. Gen. jim LaNc has commend of fifteen
huulre. kansas ul-lN..
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

severe bicws upon the rcbci advance, aud sent tho
enemy ""'hrlins ur The Valley" hs he expressed
u. o. Monday Jas, was known that tic enemy
had forhfs-i NSherS II II, or Tshcr's Gar, Is
somoum IS eNllcd. This Il point "a the outer rid.c
81 ne ureat North M,un,a ns--onc Of the many
PrAc. mOvntain ranges that stretch nearly duo
N,rh and south oi Northern and Ceutral v.ryinis,
In 'sc mountain chains arc Iccu aty favorable for
d'1eusNc warfare, nnl It WAS 10 them that JcfT
DANshsd fe!otcnee whcn ne declared >nnc time
since that II driven out Of Richmond, and II all the
res, VI the Confcdoricy we're lost, he could still
wac defensive war in Virginia frt tN cnty years.
,mall force hold mos, Of ,he eaps tn these
-,uscs asainS, largely super Or nu.,te = and they
I'D Get. Early god Gctyko N ouatI,u. hin, H.
c.udc s1cridsn's pursuit, Through 40 .l,',v &c
cas-. onci by the necessity Of both n,nk "A. nnd
hshiing the enemy's snail bands out - thc.c gaps
breaks in the mountain. IN eir-e- sic y t,rn
the valley Of the he1,ndo,h, rtrlv finally ~ie-
oocd,d IN Cscar,yg hrou,.h Browns anil H,rS I 81
Gaps in the nrc Rd-o IN tho direction of G't-
! donsviilo srd Charlottesville. General shcrii
! did no, follow ,h. enemy through The CAPS hu,
drv ted himself t. carrying ont General Grsn,'s
Z orders ~ drvsststr the Valley anil render IL inca
pablo 80 again supporting IN invading force. H.
! prose- u,,d this work with Stcn ,rcrgy, mi 'eu,
ont cavalry aud infantry Dc, cl mems In an dhrcc-
ti.ls. The Valley w,s avon MARKED by dcsolstion,
TIC houses ofthc irh sht,uts for tho most PAR,
spaf.l; hu, two barns and rrvucc were DESTROY ~,
ant -" st>'k N al! kinds Vas carried - m ven
~. Hundreds ~ barns could he seen on hfe a,
one time, and General Sheridan reported that =
| total of thrcr thousand hars fllrd with lts!r
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
Important Rumor.


RJhr r. v =, OJ' ig.-iiH S'osiy reports
mt Il was rinorcd Nat The Roaloke WAS cuptur-
- ~ the rcNcl Lieutenant Bra.ue WHO took her 70
Bermuda and landed the passengers MT Nc was
ut allowed coal or provision lie thcu proceeded
.r sea md burnt the X 'anokc OF ptrmuds, r,turn-
Ing with the crew in t,ais. lie was inuetntelv
arrcstci By the Brit IN auihoritcr
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

Isst7s'or- H., Oct ia.-clr,a.n Bcdca. q the
L Itlcty GSyary return Vi irom oS.n y.ville
D. 70 hav NJ ,acour'e-cd r.seic At NJ Lex
s-r'n- v1tt I'm -.l. B.ii,n l7si one man Kill.
81 L,t. t.i..u and three r-~atcs II. 'ns
&c - kHAi .lt :? woil 81. We ,ok la
'.r.,.
r1-. ~ rf-rA1cu.
,avt' re, nc. f1.-C,p;a.u rf,en,-. rrrrc-
rr'-- h..rlelf rstre con man Ter OF Jrs'ie'' rcst
sla-d, .7rclscd At G,.tsctaSn today. G.rrats-
rurs. ky.i ia great excitement from the reports
& the Oh t.aeL OF &, lc. tis.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

worc ,vortvnc WHY ,'iss 'A,lnG,v,-nms
unIs.
ts-ncL) RE L-t G'ucft
Ike rXANiNrr says! "rtc Gag " tri>c siclu.f
william Allison viii CARY YARNS, tbs 'norr'rs
tciwcen 100 amt 90 SICK aud wouudsl plroct
" son.ts to 60 NTH. Among them - L cut'nlnb
llne L irnham, who hsS hccn twice = pr sos"
IN our hands"
Tho pr soner- nj Gael, rhuudcr have hccn 10
rrivci = the rich ,,'nl. ron o,isidr pa. bv'
recent 'ricr And now hrntci ahso' I,c'v g, no
prison. raIons."
nNcuANG, ~ rrttoSrpa pfsrNsp
The ENtsiNm stys; ave have good al,ho-tr
for saying tho cSrvcl bss tccu - q certain c1t,u'
resumed. Arran cnl,n,s have been ri,', toe.
change immeilNc Y ''' ,hrus,n Want, pris
cts at Savannah, Ln, and C,rnn n IT, v.N
leave N tr~ ds!' ic r,rnrui,rl ue Nl
af.'r"
The rxavSE- n the 18Th avs % Nutcc o..
-ctters WHO came into our hucs unlc- Nc aliu...
mcut- OF SPECIAL oder 81 d." wei, -'a.. 4
Yesterday Cor , point within to- orY I'...
through which they rnn pass any 'r,fl N..'.e
soil again. Upwards OF over so i's'ti. -. 20.
tcon disposed oi IN conformity " ,l tGc stf .
TONS If, hi, order and altogether Il has bad H u =
sanitary eject I'm promoting and increasing dr'.r
tuu. rom TIC rruss ~ The ~ ctnv.
Mobile oct ~. Three Yankee grnho'is si
'oul transports were up the river yesicrd'y a. ''
NJ ta'ro't They ln..cd 2,0N rncn, aud i-"'
/ pee, OF artillery. cut. Col. kclv OF 70 re
ok com maud .utpr All the enemy. captur M tn =
I guns Nv rr. soucf-, tuN ~ horsrs. Two huut'"i
! II tic y ,nkco- were 10 Vrci while attempting CO.
tc.cnhatk ~ her t'iW lho first shot irNm or
Nnttcrc' pcnrt Nci tho tpcr al Of oar trans
ln-iS AMI many men We're s,nllcl aud burned ID
! death Tie boats have gonc down the river oar
/ y.tory was complete. t1Wcy
\ ~ 10. ibr, Msi. Gen
To C,Htcicrs,e 4 nc. css w. assemble At E.cA-
rnord ON Sion lay, SPIT m, =
The FN,wvFn saws, ''1Tc rep.rt u tho capture
~ Il tnc Ca. with g,ono prisoner, &C. ISL ne, cor
| ret, sud without tuuujation.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

carried 81. Several citizens Who res.f'ei wcrr
10 ibera,ely shot. Two were wounded seriously.
and I, is feared fsssllv e. J. Morrison. c'ut-sc-
tor. anil c. Il. Hgninrion. = iewcer. Several
others are rcp,rtei slightly injured. The rsiders
threatened N burn the town. and len In The dircc-
ton o. Canada. A largo party q srnci citizens
have gone in pursuit.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

Lon sr,Ue, Nv, Oe', 90 On TUESDAY morning
q baud Of guerrllas attacked and destroyed tram
Of ten fr"iehts on tho Nashville md rtn-wcficru
Railroad, en- route from NsShvLo to Johnsouvll'
The engineer was killed.. Gca a,ouoman I,as been
exchanged, AMI arrived At Atlanta.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

Ionss.rcet yesterday, nj Cedar Crock.
Forty three pieces o, artillery were eapt''rod and
many prisoner. among whom the rsbc Geo-
ersl Ramscur.
Ga our side Generals Wright snd Ia,l otis we're
wounded. and General BidwcIl Killed.
rpwrN STANTON. Secretary 81 War.
seoosp risrArcn
W1r Department. WIshinGton, sec so--i0.t
A. N xa,oy.Gene,ai DR Another great hn,-
tie Va. fought yesterday =, Cedar Crcct, threaten
ing a, frs, great disaster, hut AnanY rcsuli'ns
in svictory Tor the Union f,rocs under General
sheridan more splendid ,hsn any herc' fore ach'v-
81 TIC Department was NlN''rl yesterday n
the commencement, Of the battle uy ,he Nswing
kilograms:
Hdrp,r's Fs--y Va. Oc, l9-s;S y.H-Hoa.
Edrin " stanton, secretary Of WIZ. The enemy
,,,sctci our army with great impctuositv this
m'rnine, 81 daylight. lie atN'k was made On
tic len of ~ ttshth Corps and was ~ FIRST Huc.
ecs.fuh ,hcy capturing guns, prisoners and wagons
ouI Inc was rc-furmod and heavy hcntins contin-
ued through the day. Sheridan was reported at
Winchester this morning. and went out ~ tho
front. The particulars received are not official nv
are not favorable, though No ecrous disar,cr cor
hs,e occurred without direct news from sSer dai.
Respectfully,
'Ssnoi.} ions o. srrvrNHos.
rrgsdi.r-icur A..
M,,i,rs renamed in N. doult.rl state rcprc.
.eated by the foregoing kilograms until th' morn.
inz 1t half.7as, ,ne, when the following 81 'srsm
was reserved, unoaicisly, rcroruug tho 81 at VIC
tory won by sherijsn'- amy,
ia pes Ferr-, IA p.So 4 ". Oct. 90 The
new. from sheridsn's hcad1us-ters at ms might g
to n. effect ,hs, the enemy surprised ,lr forces
y.steriay morning, driving the commsnd In some
confusion thi. .idc n Ncwto~n, capturing atullcrv
.nd rn.oucrs. Sheridan ,rvei on the Add. -cor.
vnui.od our forces, drove ,hc enemy beyond sir,s.
bury capturing 1t is reported, ortv.ihree pi~cs Of
artillery. one hundred wagons AMI 'un,sncrs.
and some two Thousand prisoners 1hcrou, Of tho
enemy IL sn'd 10 10 complete.
!. u. srrvs>so>, Dr,gaiicf General.
,cv. minutes later tie following ofhc'sl ropor,
o' las victory WAS received from MAYOR General
sheridan;
! C,dd, Crcel. oct H., 10 " TO LFW &C..
Gran. CNg Po'n'; I lsvc the honor 10 rcr IT
that my army at collar Creek MAS Gtia'fei tbs
morning lc'orc davh .h,. aul ms lch was turned
AMI driven IN confusion.
! IN 'ac most ot tic Hive vs. driven IN confusion.
/ with The loss ~ 20 pieces ~ slI''I!.
/ lh,aenei from wir~l,c,'cr, vince rs. ~ my
return from w'rhnltcn' rnd found 'tc armies ee'
,1ve"u Mdd'cio~u Hnd N'"i""n' having h~t
driven back about 'our m''F~.
i''i' ! "'N Wv
,.. -, ,,,,', ~ ,o,s,,.. a, ,,,cl =, me az,
~ =. W. ''1r ''"' cn"h''' o' 'r' '''''fy
Wv -
,cco,ii,y To Tho las, r,rort. a. r!c.cs f.. .rtucry
and very many rrsonor'
Id' not Emo" YET me n'rno"' ~ my 'A''''h''
,--,-.-,-
,,r,bcrs,rc in ON. ross,,e,-r
They slso hu-rel some Of ih"ir t-s'n'.
General hamseur 50 fH7Son'r IN our ''nh''
WIZ ""' '''''', 49,,
~ aud Generals WIGHT. Grover aud Ricketts,
wounded.
Wreht - SIRlhv ~onn""'
- ,,-....-,.-t-.-
- D"' ,..,,I -
~
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

IN Amhers, Mass they report a uid man y 49,
gonis, who auiuse. h!msef br sstt!1g ira - o..
me oerus be esn get a.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
GENERAL SHERIDAN.

VIZ Department., October go i764-ll.& a. ".
To Xi,or.Ge1 sval Dts: A great bsa,le ~ns tough,
and -rlcndid victory won by sheraisn over
Ionss.rcet yesterday, at Cedar Greek.
Forty three pieces o, artillery we're eap'',rod and
many prisoners .mous whom ~,s the robcl Geo
ersl Ramscur.
On our side General. wrigh, AID ia,l c'ts were
wounded. and General Bidwc KILLED.
rnwrS Y STANTON Secretary ~ War.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

Mompe',cr u, Oc'. 2o--In lcils."', after TIE
itprcdutors IN -. Adams by No rt'.'., Cover.
no. sui,. tolcHuphol 10 tho vernon G'.crl =
Canada relative thereto, and mcs,cp 'cts woru s'it
- vlro'is point to cor.er with o' or4 oi The & u
ndiln Government. Tho communic.t 1rs ~ tie
Governor General t. Con-. Smith nro Tap'r' worthy
Of that hilh oli;.L signry'ng ne they do, an il
icrcst on lis pari ci1al to thHt Of our own people
- havs tho muriorar- lrnL 1t to ,siecly re;r.ol-
LInn.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

s. Aibor, oct 60 + M.-Capt Couger's
party have Just returned, and repor, shat thew
caught q leader OF tic raiders 4. S'anbrdge and
ro,oV r.i SiOtU% in addition Ia tl.o 800, 900 70.
cc.ved this mo.n'uF. The Cinndiap authorities
are still ailorlho Villains. aud there IL arool pros.
rect O. sho capture 81 shc wLoo gang. The Gov.
eat -t,cno'Hl ~ C,ntds hes tpcllaphrd that he
81; resp nd To- r,Gu sitlon rom tbs uiiicd s,cs
Government TT ~ surrender Oh the robbers NJ
ready arIes,lI AMI suoL ns nay BE- hereafter
arrested, iho -, Adams n.nk lost 476,ooo. the
ivuilm County Bunk ssN,U0.s aud tie rits, NJ.
LoIA,l B.uL s5i,uOn.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-02-03
on Saturday February 18th, 1864, at
10 o'clock a. m. 1t MIIToS.

Many papers are in error in stat
ing that the cOnscriptiOn bill has been
amended by act Of Congress. Amend
ments have passed the Senate, but not
the House
-Thirty-fve Jobs were printed at
the Gazette Office during January
Some were long numbers, so that it
required over 10000 impressions to do
them. IN one instance our little press
printed 100 cards in .ti0r MINUTES
The Harrisburg Telegraph last
week appeared in new dress, and
throughout presents aneatappearance.
1t Is an excellent paper, has the latest
news received here, and deserves an
extensive support. So per annum, in
advance for Daily; 1,5O for Weekly,
three copies for 81, ten copies for slV.
Gen. Longstreet lately complained
to Gen. Foster, under a flag of truce.
that the Presidents proclamation of
amnesty was circulated among his
troops in hand bill form, and suggest
ed that an offer to treat ought to be
made to him whereupon Gen. Foster
sent him 200 copies with request that
he would circulate them himself
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-02-03
655 o5

Stecdrd raised on Farn-7ol bushels wheat so BUSH
els rye go bushels 800 bushels corn in ears IS
bushels cIo'er$eed and made ~ loads of hay.
ntf"@Td feSed Q" Truck Pdtch-4o1 bushels potatoes.
500 heads cabbage. 20 bushels beans
SteooTd hiHet-lt hogs weighing $40 pounds, and 4
beeves weighing 2l23 pounds
Stock Ferns horses Y horned cattle SOW, and
pigs, hogs and shoats.
Farming Cte.,,its-l four horse wagon and bed /
t"o morse wagon and bed one truck wagon. sets
nay ladders. piows. harrows corn cuItrvators |
|heelbarrow. shaking forks 3 dung foI Ks / pitch
forks moving scytheS sled double sets plOy gears
ioube set tug harness. single set harness corn she'll
r and grain drill.
Work done n ioor House for Prupers shirts 35
dresses. Is aprons "A chenise i3 hapS Quilted IS
sacks = pillow l. pairs pants, sheets 10 tow
lis palrs drawers. under shirts flannel shirts Is
pairs stockings knitted. and IL barrels soap made.