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Volunteers 90 have ths choice Of ,-r,ss.
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a. HOUSE WANTED IN GBRMANToWN
Ia Or Chesnut If-To ront for year, or 90 purchase
Aduress, with location and price, Bon f9l. Pest oflce
Philadelphia. aul5-tr
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
AdditiOnai Details OF the Brilliant Re-
puiso OF the Rebel Army ne Aiiatoona,
Ga.

puisc OF the Rebel Army at Aiiatoona,
correspondence OF the Cincinnati, Commercially
On Monday, the Sd Of October, Il was known that
Hood with thirty thousand foot aud tan thousand horse,
and supplicd with The necessary munitions Of war 10
gve battle, the north bank Of the Chatthocchce
fow troops held lhc village OF Carsersvile, and one
division, under Brgader General NJ Corse, OF lowe,
slituied tho isolated garrison at Rome.
at Chaitahoochcc, Marietta, Kepesaw. Alaioona and
Kingston, General sherman ordered General Corso 10
abandon Rome necessary, aud hold tho pass OF ALA
toons The troops Marietta repaired forcs 20 Keno
saw Mountain IN obedience 10 his telegram, and the
Armies a the Ohio and Tennessee with him
self At their head took tho neld A. sucicnt garrison
~rucssav morning found Iornes and Frencbs divisions
III Hoods army IN disputed possession OF the railroad
from Zig shauty TO the town Of Ackwcrth, which pos
rcssion they improved only 70 destroy For the length
of ten miles tbey ioft not even 90 much as rail.
Late that night General corse with fragments Of ono
brigade embarked the cars and reached Allstooua
ssos sos9 " h o sssrss
(ate Polks) oorps ~ that time encrcine AMtoona,
and ncd ths road for several miles norsn o0nnlent
plee the tram bearing AMI hs troops wore allowed
10 PASS in notwithstanding hoy coul have Wsvsptsd 1
70 tho rebels that mistake proved fatal. -
rnu rAss ov ALLArooHA AND fs nnrNrN.
In onc'al despatch % .ne sOye.nIsss, Written a.
as.Ss s. Psss Of AsoaI Is asesibs ron either sdc
b Invaluable 40 base Tor snrpiies I1e nounsA'n .ss
u lbs lsss spur Of tbs AIsshaalss,n = --s.7 .s z:
sousssA OF swo forts or bssonsd ethworss proecsed
BY pa bssdee and rifle pits. y. . sss,.s-. I.
re Fanrsh Minnssota, Ninety third Illinois, and EIsh
teenth wisconsin infantry, a0d tbe Twelfth Wsconsm
Dattory Numbering IN al only hundred mon, uudor
svsssa.t o.aoos frtsllos, of tho Fourth M'un
ccssnted Tho entire garrison ~ tbNs point TO ths
uSee General Ccrsc added the Seventh, rwsh Fitcth
and fMy .evsoh noa and thirty ninth Iowa uiaelry
~ apos, Pine hundred ,mep, making n al, according 10
snc oio,n ssporMa Total of lsss than hteen hundred
represented ny comvuNses n ss'T - I ff' :.
On arrival ecseraiCwsc sssumcd ccmmspd, ip-psotcd
Tho position and n dofcnccs, ana rspiy dfspcgsd his
- rsxssp soa susExxnaa AND rua RHFLv t)tf3
Hardly had no madc ths necosssry daposstous, aud
while tie god o dsywAs yet tipping with
~ ecid Of ha beams. On Wodnosdav poxnins. AeNe
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
Names or Union Prisonsrs Taken NJ
Cedar Greek.

names OF Union Prtsoaers Taken aG
Cedar Creek.
lFrom tho Richmond Enquirer, Oct 21.t 4it 4 PA
Fourtsen hundred and sixty Yankee prisoners, onp-
tureo ~ the battle OF Cedar creek arrived In ths city
yesterday morning. at nine O'Clock from etaunton This
number includes shirty four ofcsfs whose
Captain Jas Gilles, Assistant ouartermasser.
Captain J, A. Kahoe, Sth Ihdiafa.
Captain Martin Kuhn, x2d Psnusylvania cavalry.
Captain Jas. Crane, 9th New York heavy artillery.
Captain G. W. Underhil Il4th New York infantry.
Captain w. w. Norman 22d Iowa.
Captain j. MCDOWELL, l0oth New York
First Lieut.. H. Brewerton 5h United States artillery.
First Lieut. A. T. Co0mbs. 93d Pennsyltania. -
First Lieut. H Van Der Weyds A. D. G. 10 Gen. whsasos.
First Lieut. @. H. Putnam, 10th New York.
First Lieut.. p. G. Knapp, 18th Maipe M ~ s.ATs .
First Lieut.. ]. G. Poindexter, 9Th Indiana.
First Lieut.. W. D. HoR, 18th Virgins.
First Lieut. B. Skinner I'd Connecticut heavy artlpoYy
First Lieut. C. Davis, gath Iowa. .t... 81. 3r
First Lieut.. r. W. Davis, 22d Iowa. +.
First Lieut.. George Cady, 9th New York heavy ary
Second Lieut. W. McNaiy, 9th New York heavy artillery
secohd Lieut. y f. Chase, l2th Maine. tIse ss 1afa
Second Lieut.. F. r. Carpenter, 9Th Vermont
Second Lieut.: j. Poyle, let Pennsylvania artillery.
Second Lieut.. r. W. Kraft, l2sth New York. ....
Second Lieut. r. Smith, 9th Indiana ... .
Second Lieut. J. Armstrong, l28th New York.
Second Lieut. Z. 3. McPharson, 8th Indiana H.
Second Lieut. Al Kirkham I'd Connecticut heavy aSty
Second Lieut. r. W. Wiley, ll0th Ohio
second Lieut. A. C. Lynch 5th New York heavy artillery
Second Lieut. r. Smith, 18th New Hampshire.
Second Lieut.. Thos Conner, 9th Connecticut. ee as
Second Lieut.. John L. Irwin tchspain), 14th Virginia.
Second Lieut.. J. W. Baseiay, 14th Pennsylvania
Second Lieut. VIM. H. Havsns lst Connecticut cavalry.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

Tho noble slain were deccpty inferred the field
the wounded being carefully nursed in the hospitals
at Rome.
Repeated efforts made 10 reinforce General Corsc
At AiIatoona. but without fresh brigade Of
Corses division delayed by railroad accident, arrived
at Aatoona Thursday morning General RaCm, at Car
tersvie exceedingly anxious TO help the beseged
but could not obtain the permission French Prisoners
that General Hood placed French IN arrest "for
mot TAX ing Allainona.o - -
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Latest Teiegraphic News from Hoods
Army-iic In Reported Moving ON CHAT
tanOOga.
TFrom the Richmond whig, Oct. AL

Tfrom the Richmond whig, Oct. AL
MolHIE, Oct. ~ 1864
Tho operator at sTuscumba reported yesterday that
Yankee officers, who nom Decatur under flag OF
truce, say that Hood 10 boating Sherman at his own
game OF nauking.
IL Is reported authority that cur forces hold
Po no Dalton Kingston, Rcssacca and Missionary RIDGE
and advancing Chattanooga at which rlace tho
federals were concentrating By Withdrawing uninport
ant garrisons short ratioDs.
[7he dtcps probably not the latest from he G.orga
front
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
News from santa Cruz do TensrsWe.

q
ARRIVAL OF THE sgIr ExpousDgR IN DISTRESS
MOVEMENTS or TTis PnIvkTEER FLORIDA, Erc.
the Navy Department has received communication
from the commander Of thc United states soop.of
ST. LOUIS dated Santa Cruz do Tsnor,e, Canaros Sept
10 He says that on tbs 10th Of August an American
EMP appVVscbsd ihc anchorage q s.s-, - s,c,.
q detTsE 4 once sent Az oyccT and boats :rS 10
her reict sbs proved 10 b she American ship
Expeuuder, Of Boston, nA days from Akyao,
hound 70 Falmouth, Eugpnd, for cargo OF ricc For
seventy days shs had bccn constantly atiho pumps
For thssc weeks hoy had bceu on aQ aowgcc Of resh
watsr, and dependent upon having showers for supply
On aochosAsc though reporled perfectly healthy sbs
was subccici TO an absurd quarsnuc tbrce days, 4,
which, Of course, The 81. Louis was included.
rbs 'rebsl steamer Florida arrived al Santa Cruz de
Tsrins on The sstof Aususa and obtained full supply
Of coal and provsons, and iert Alter si,Tns txonly
four hours She Discharged hcre orccr, vino an
invalid and cns Of her men, a New YORKER, who saki
~ wss tho only Amsscaa IN her srAw "~
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

casuaiAles ANON q Hes,.l 6ssnsrnr OEeers
ttnt M oN at Ce,s@s Crceh.. M
tEror tho Rcrmoba Tnx,. OCT ~ /. .,,.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Gel. ~, ISo4
y But low additional. parsicnmrs IRON Tho valley nayo
been feecivcd, f-sM N@s H.as alf tau4
Our army fell bach 70 New Market 1be eoemy did
not pursue ~ lat sgta9a 90. Il.
MAJOR eeoesa Ramseur was shot 10 tho pcwels and n
supposod lo os mortau snnrdAA
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
the VERMONT RAIDERS.

Identification os the Bank Robbers, sc.
! MONTREAL Oct %, 1904
Several dispositions wors taken yesterday at 81 Johns
relative TO tho Vermont bank robbery, and others
wore taken today. Tho prisoners have all easily been
Identified, and " tboy arc committed the trial win
probably be trsuserred to Montreal.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
Lisusenant Henry r. Brsworson, Y. s. A.,
MissipG. ..,

4 prjyass 4legaT from The frcpt states thai EI1i
Ioaionr Bc67y y BrswevvoS Fifsh United States rcgu.
lar artillery, has been missing Tho rebel attack 90
Shoridans army on to 1850 lRft, lie ct sek bed tQ
Join his command N Tho hcld. He e as n OF olopcl
Henry Brcwster, u. s. A., and brother Dlaw q hajoy
Duape Chlef Engineer of tho Army o. The poomso aod
has Tue reputation ~ beias gallant and faithful ccc
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

Confusion, cnd rendered impossibb Gw ~ Ssfanhy -
aIord Me ousts any prseon General kosssr, bowevw,
ter nghtlaii, by his personal exertons, cceotsd HE
cavalry and brought of OF the guns. The epeGyb
loss was very large They confess 70 ioss Of i've hos
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
Dsn,oisiisaiien 5f tSe ,bei cavalry a'

.~rv Hrrom lie Echrnoni plspttch, Ca ~ lx.u.r,
Ono thossand ,ons burifod And tw Iy mind frscncrl
captuted ~ Tary On Wednesday arYsd y ms ys y'y ~
ssterday Disbt. rorsena dwesi .ram peAe.. peA. a,d
army aay OOafe iesak elasy v, m u efea w.
pane, eine pvasna dcpn prOn o,g 1aseg m "s "s'"
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

Brigadier General Battle was wounded In the knee ana
Arrived mere .nis cor,. ~ sous Carolina
wounded In shs log on 1sth inst.
The nsbels Panis.stric ( kea-ES ESrly's Ar.
nay An ths Fiush Of victery Routsd by
. Small Force 81 Cavalry.
From The Richmond Enquirer, Qc: a. :.
Our Information respecting the battle near c.
Oar creek, on Wednesday last, assures Us thAs
ems Of as mos Drltans vicst Of the wsr had been gained
y s, 9 M Ss. H. @ % az a. srep es. H. asS eaPd
sssau fierce Yaskx easaly Appeared ~ our lsn aans
gsa so.ssS pase a.es .sss~ s and Il ss
The cnemys infantry before then wss 10 no CONDITION.
tho morning. attack and. when tho panic seized upon
our men were entirely innocent Of being 30 much as
such an Affair can Ss dgunsd with name which aug
gesu the clash Of arms and the glory Of gallant con-
nict was achieved solely BY small ana Insignificant
on our flank and might have been captured. II was .
great scare, which resulted great temporary dslster
artillery and fso sraooirs In The whole days opers.
tions our losses In nen-kied wounded and missing
Two thousand. The story herssod IN The Norsncrn
papers Of Sheridan arriving the and "snatchng
victory from defeat' Is merely humbug. Sheridan ar
rived the or the battle. but N<hey ks the
the "rebels' wAsn Me latter took qLetion that
lures made by the enemy we're Effected " tha. band
OF cavalry We have alluded to- and nobody else. The
they we'll OF TO themselves, chasrined with defeat
and discontinue when the that the 'rebels
were retreating" The attempt OF Sheridan to make
though it to us) the most magnificent victory Of
the war, sufficiently show him up as complete military
We regret to learn that amonc our casualties the
mortal wounding OF General Ramscur who has since died
Runors we're current on yesterday that lighting had
been resumed bus confirmation Of this reached the
War Department.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
Mr.. ID. p. Cenyngham's Despa tches.


After Hoods unsuccessful attempt on AliatooDa in
which he severely worstod and the second officer
command, General Young, wounded aud captured, he
aoved down TO the ccosa river southwest Rome aud
prcssed Ccosaviic. sherman marched his army by
~ Alaseua Gap ana cartersve Kingston 40 aa 70
Sovsr Rome On bis arrival Al Rome Gsrrayd's cavalry
made reconnaissance to ascertain Hoods position Our
savary mot the snsmy ccosavilc, and after sharp
sngagemsat captured guns and abou three hundred
and nfsy prisoners. shermsn asosrtaInsd that Hood
Sss maFchmg On Rssssca, with tbs nssn,oa q
sap<osing tbs garrison asd tearing up the rail-
road ON towards Dalton. Colonel watk'ns, who
wss reinforced BY GsDsnai McCook with ahsut
- Thousand msp rcpusscd Sssm IN an assault winch
usy made. Hood, however, succeeded 10 destroying
Vie raroae far Dsason. The garriscu comprising
= regiment II eoored troops and . company of white,
- captured.
There no bsn, attached 70 thcNofncer 10 command,
- Hood brought overwhelming fcsss o. men ana
ullsry 70 boar on them. .tf t.a s.se II
ncre he expected . large supply Of sss'cns. bos
ssdy disappointed, s the garrison had cpy ave dsyS
sstlcns on hand .ett te fFf sere ppA9 ~ 20
Finding Sherman pressips hlso he hAd 70 retrcat
rssAy ss close was sherman on h,m that - vss Uos
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
u..,ruetIop of Rebel Qcvernn'
works st Lynchhurg.

lFrom the IynchburA Yirgnlan, oct ~ $50
Tho extensive foyefptr5St xssoo shoss 90 Iysss ss
.,rSI Iypchburg, were destroyed ~ IRE ass nsn2
sps I1ss wa very heavy Most u the macpecrI ussa
~ ho setss AID rrso 9bahtitS LUMBER ws's yS ~
the bundioss covered almost Al stsIe sls"s, So ~
SNsed t1 the estate Of the isto Aex Ligsa. .,r,,.
Sane OF lie houses On tie cppens fds ,ns grssR
bcIo nl 70 llrs saunders ,wgIe lnurcui ~ - 100
escrtions were saved nom deeW0ss~&
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
The Press pespntches.

" bog CINCINNATI, Oct. 20, 1904
Nashville despatch says sherman Is at Gaylesville,
bear Coosa river, pressing Hood who retrcsting 10
wards Gadsden Hood will be compelled either to move
Worth TO The Tennessee river south TO Jacksonville
His army B reported be destitute of shoes and food.
Tho railroad from Chattanooga to Atlanta will bc com
piscd BY Thursday.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
More Yansse Rasds.

prosn sns S'cnmoSu MnoSue slsr, last wssk, ana
destroy "a thc business portion Of The place. 49,
or Two private rcsidsDoss and drove on al - ssO
soas ~ .asss por, Gibson, carrying % soe ~
,vom,csn. citizens, among ths numbsr ne Hon. n Z
Eiett. ',,., an. .tovs hoo.. = ~~s
rssissuce and committed other acts q vsnsehs
AnctDses pma3c rsii out froro skspwisnn LANDING N
q csriWng os Of beat easss collected hsrs 10
90 yovernpsrE - ~ Ehf tH .ststf-. .tt~.a =
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

pickess driven in all Sides and then came under
nag OF truce, formal demand Of surrender. IL was
c0uched n lheso vorfs.-- E'stAihsH tk tR
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

The Joy OF every victory In battle Is lesseued by tho
long list OF casualties With heart full OF sympathy
append tabular statement OF General Corse's losses
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

R@ CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 25, 1894
Advices received here the capture OF Captain
ncManus, Of the Fifteenth Pennsylvania regiment, .
tzcn Of Reading and Of Captain Hale, of tho Eighteenth
Pennsylvania reg,mopt, while the way from tho front
70 this place posh are excellent officers stt
Yesterday a party OF thousand prisoners came Ia
Atlanta whcre they have been aince the taking Of
mat place.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

An Attack ON Wilmington Anticipated.
Tho Raegh CoHfedras, through IT'S Kastcn cores
pondoDt lsarus sthni Yankee dessrters from Newbern
say the cnemy's neet rcrdezvousing !, force
at Beaufort harbor, preparatory 10 IN attack upon VIZ
nngton. Sixty vessels CT various ciasscs have sready
we'd aud lees az coming In port every dsy
Our correspondent writesf give this as Yankee nevs
MY opinion s that movcmens Of the Ymkee ness 70
uipeton but merely 10 relieve the BLOCKADE squadToS
now Of The mouth Of Capc Fear HoSev"' "
soon see what we shall sec !"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16
From Washington.

WAsHIHsroH, Jan. lathe Worlds spe.
cial says: The Secretary of the Treasury
has under consideration the question sub
mitted BY numerous parties living along
the border of the States of Tennessee and
Mississippi, for an unrestricted sale OF
cetton:A An immense quantity can easily
be made available. 49, 5-. ltalf4
Adelegation. of tobacco men before the
Ways and Means COMMITTEES agreed that
the tax ought to be on the manufactured
article and not on the leaf
The Committee has determined to strike
ont OF the naval bill all appropriations for
iron elads. y 55rEE =. III. III.,z fDI.
A bill wall soon be. reported by the
House Naval Committee, providing for the
distribution of prize money to the officers
and crews of the Mississippi AotiIIa.
WAsHINGToE, jan. l5.-A special to the
Post says: The Baltimore American an.
pouuces that 1000 boxes and barrels have
been sent to our prisoners at Richmond,
henceforth anything sent to the American
Office will be forwarded, to the rebel capital.
Our prisoners are not now suffering for
want Of clothing. ai5.,s, = . -.
Two delegations were before the Com.
mittee on Ways and Means this evening
asking that the tax be laid on crude oil in.
steed Of refined. saa s.a.aaa a.a.'i ! .#7
The Committee on Reconstruction in the
Rebel States will very soon report a bill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16
More Indian Tronhles.

WASHINGTON, Jan. I4.-A special to the
Tribune says: F-r ea.+-
l. About 1000 rebelIious Sioux who are
fleeing from the Union army in Minnesota,
are causing much tronbIei in the vicinity OF
Selkirki British America. Some time ago
permission was asked of the British Gov.
eminent to cross the line with, our troops
to prevent such outrages. The permission
has been declined. -
Gov. Cumming formerly of Utah, in ap.
plying for bis last quarters salary, was no.
tilted by the United States Treasurer, that
he should not pay him unless he took the
oath of allegiance, inasmuch as he had been
charged with diSIoyAIty. y snsufJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16
New York Market., /,

y NRW YoRK, Jan. is.
Cott6n4Firm, ats13 for middle uplapds,
Flour-A shade irmer, and 10 better de-.
mand St So 9O@f 90 for Extra state,
81 45@T66 for extra; round hoop Ohio
and 81 1907 So for trade brands. Market
closing, holders refusing to sell at inside
quotations. $50 ~ 49,
!, Yhisky+ 19s4e for Jersey, STATE.
b II Wheat etJeF; less dol d, loS vihg 10 the
high prices asked; 81 49@l 5Ofof Chicago
spring, the @IdttersverS choice, delivered a.
81 6l@1 s.; MI. Club better, delivered.
0orn-Heavy; q shade easier at 81 asa
20. shipping mixed Nestern, id store
chiefly $I25. rs is..s -
Oats-A shade firmsr, and Unfair demand
8 s3@e39c for western; sales of vert
choice repoetedAt 94e. M
Petroleum-Firm. "a
PpEk-7:A shade easier, With a fair de.
mand at $40 5000 81 for new. nearly all
e inside prices, $40 25@I9 80 for old do.
$50 for new do, $40 26516 5O-for Old and
new prime, and $l9@$2O for prime mess.
Beef-Quiet, and in steady demand.t
Hugs Qniets9 @9f for Esstarn. "a
Lard GesSlAetiIs and scsftAIv 40 Arm
Money is very active at per cent. on
call. Sterling TfrmeF, aRith fair demand.
Gold fFmef, opening al So adTaneing M
$50, aud closing firm A b5lA55l CIV.
eminent stocks firm-stocks strong. o. 8.
Is certificates s7E.. eile'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

CAIRO, Jan. l5.-oas hundred aud sew
enty nine bales of low middling cotton was
soldNto-day bytb U. s. Marshal for Se5 4
amounting to $5O, OOs, prize money for The
Navy. Thirty-eight mulesmWerei sold on
the same account for So, 400 salise . "a
The l4th WISCONSIN Regiment veteran re-.
crnits arrived this evening, en- ronte for
Mndisou, Wisconsin. - t.li
Memphis papers contain The unconfirmed
report that 400 rebels recently captured a
passenger train between DuvaIls Bluff and
Little Rock, aud injured the road to such
an extent as to cause the destruction of the
next train and the loss of the lives of many
passengers. II ''.sl. r. r.