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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-05-27

ohe hhli cash, bala ce in ono year by joint
note, WITH use, with two or more responsible
: ehers; II mo parties are not know II to me,
! should require "A statement from cach ons
Of how mnch property they
own clear Of debt. and what II consists of; /;
lh's statement Ia be certified to by u Justice
"i The Peace, or some responsible lerson with
whom may he acqrdiEled IN their ncshbcr.
mood. All sales lees than sTj cash.
SHOPs--Fuliun , ar Works. corner of Wafer
and shelby streets, Sandusky, Ohio
G. j MESSER.
Sanduskv. Ohln. Ma, Is 1851
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-05-27
NEV PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Best Pictures made in Findlay.
klNNAMBN g. HOWELL,

deg LEAVE to inform the citizens of the
ID county, that they have opened Il new
Photograph Gallery, in
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
Iiferarv InfniiiUencs.

The December number OF the "uni,ed States Service
Nag 7n., has lust made its appearance Its table Of
contents preecns variety Of interesting TOPICS 10 prose
and poetry upon the subjects Of the war, ns well az fu
oacal Intelligence in matters connected with the army
ard the navy The editorial department Of the magazine
s In the hands Of Professor Henry Coppec, gentleman
OF large experience in the old army and for some mc
Professor at the United states Military Academy At West
Point Nj. Charles o. Richardson, OF New York, the
publisher The January member win inauguratc new
volume, and II Is the intention Of both editor and pub
Usher make a. star number" /" IL will contain an
excellent portrait and biographical sketch OF "OId sas-
msodcr" Fsragut. letter from Major General sner-
man. correcting concerning the great
baltic OF p,,sburg Lauding digested consideration OF
the military situation with a view to peace, and nun
bcr OF other subjects equally interesting and appropriate
The Service Magazine should meet tho patronage not on
OF the army but also OF the people ai nome. Inc ae
nsnd. OF our service require standard exponent thc
military mind Of the republic, and there s no period oa
20 fully up TO demand the United states Magazine
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
TIE TENTH CORPS.
mr.. james. B. Wardcips Despatch.
HEApQr ARTERs. TENTH ARMY CrRrs.
RgIoRs RIDHsosD, Nov "a, 1854

r J mes II. Wafdcbls DeSpWtCns
HEAporA ARTEHs. TrSrn ARMY C'Rrs. I
RgfoRs KCBAosp, Nov "a, 1854
THE THANKSGIVING POSTPONED
After all that OK peced 10 be done camp for tho
soldiers day, unpleasant to state that the Thlrks
giving du ner soldiers uidaDy delayed.
Toe dinner raiied TO come to time, aud governments
raons furnished the dinner tod y. usual Bt liule
IA known the whereabouts Of the tous OF puiry. sc
but It Is sufficient TO state they were not Tor, ncomnR
they win come, douo less tomorrow or next d,y
VISITING IN CAMP.
TIE day has been unusuty foe one, AMI adv intsse
has been taken part OF Inc o.cers pay
visits TO their brother officers. Excellent meas
been served ~, and the d,y has p.ssed carrying win
1t mAoy pie isant Associations.
rHAsKsGsiNG II AIS.
IA tas B,se ltosplai corps excel dinner
was served up as the sly,as H)s Dr. 4 Iat,
me Base, aud DR.. keiteer, aici by Miss Baroa, u
tue lying nosaai, determined That III uuter t1eH
casrcs snouid nave InvlSskicI1g itnaer wn,en
lDe shicn
vented then its aone smo nsIr ifieois. lnay
certaly sccecdrd as the satisfied LOOKS aud words OF
their .Doys" atiestsl
agent 0 the unItary COMMISSION sta,ibDed nt the.
Fly ing Hoslti tlr oraca Foster aided nIan u ,os
aud pleasure tn patsnts U giving ~ eaon mac
comp suit warm pnlercotus-, sIsleuiers. mo.,
kc and excellent 1iue Juncn solch 10 dripS MS
good health in. sanitary Commission at TINS p,ut are
dang imme.se Iat of good. underttne e.hcieat
nlauasement sir. Foster. tie has also infpsued bsd
ticks faI she patleots, when reudsr them much moro
comfortable.
Affairs at Dutch Gap proceed usual, tne work going
stesdy OR, tue rao-is keeping tnrir prsc
Soon win GONE the .tug OF all vii 90
readiness blow out tho ouHhead aod drsdss us
dobfls.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
Z 7 q II M o n D.
THANKSGIVING IN IRE ARMY,
1eon-Arrival Of the turkeys In
Some Of the Corps.
Dedication Of q Chapel In tho
Ninth Corps,
ksS H.. -
Mr.. Jamss C. Fttzpaavtck's Dsspaten.
NiSrR ARxy CoRPs, viRolsiA, Nov. PAP. II.
THE NINTH CORPS.

N,xTH ARxv CoRPs, viRoisiA, Nov. PAP. II.
pElAY TURKEYS.
The good wishes Of The people OF the North IN the
matter OF providing turkeys for the soldiers did NOS
obtain their fuhinent to-day far as the Ninth ccrps
was concerned. Through delay ,be luscious bpeis
failed TO reach In ume but they VIII be duly taken
OF tomorrow. Otherwise the day WAS fully ,b
served. Religious service held ~ the various
camps, followed the afternoon by at foot ball,
by foot races aud oinrr amusements.
rEp.cArIoS OF CHAPEL.
beautiful iitiie chapel built oi pine logs and erecteC
atnos the site POI lar Grove church. dedirht
cd In the afternoon with impressive ceremonies lho
serv ices conducted by tn Iam ,;rteu OF the sew
ente euth MThcan and were attended, by Generais
Parke Potter terrero Curtin ana their stalls An
In pecion OF tie no ptais then made after which
the chief OF The corps sat an 10 snmp uon5
ban que, win Hr WnelsD, o. the FIRST division social
eveiy ~hefe iuterchanRed. and the sold crl
asst Ell tne day III toe utmost eo oy lnent.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
In,pos Indian Treaty.

HON, TIC TLhHO cIttoAm1n, Oct II
Governor Lyon Superintendent az Indian Auairs for
Idaho territory held grand council with the snoshono
indians commonly known as suakes) Fort Boise
Mond ~ last. the 10th nst and treated with them
all the land thirty miles each side Of Boise river the
we're present lam Tomeco, the principal chief and
twelve besimen represented the Shosbones Colouel
Maury Meor Truax and The other officers ~ the gnrris
we're witnesses TO the contract Tbs treaty is all that
could os desired BY the setter In the Territory aud VIII
,eud 10 nut stop Indian troubles 1he Governor has
been With ss bnt few days, and has acrom piehcd
work Of fnprths and in some instances ysas Hewil
leave 10 rev dpys for thc southern psL NJ u" ferri.
tory the purpose OF erect,og treaties with other In.
tribes,
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
rne Garpi.op OF Mobile suner'"k -

rsran port spuudeucn OF tne Mobile News
Ihe Keeu acts ol winter eD VS., pieIclnR Wo
x.ns 81 our hef cad aud chill rtdoen s'oo,e
,ne marrow ol their buues Men VITO passed tDIousn
- ss.orgia csmpaiA hEe stalworh giants are DoW 70
ssa a. rnece shadOws ehveritg from the biting wpas
:, a,nn and sha king with chhis, while the ut'e lng
,r.ss 10 every telling heart ,-,,
nstefis brigade = 'unef ng Tor Want of cl9,nhg.
u,.rn no ligh nosu neaIe o sIee,h, by llso % ~
- "a ease0t al tla omifitb'e rfOakets a. ~ me
sH'i,sg 49, rsar ne lie sAtsi ence moe 70 wv
s.ft,,. Tboss 40 .rk cvcs. now dinmeo ~ oSr.ei
y iF.,,., 4 ~ vlfb ~ nre oi hettle ~ Wrny oat
s..t, a. Al mi paQd face ohCs ~ aslow WIN "
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
a Pirate Steamer EaesEGserss,

-sr R..sros, Nov -, 1864,
The Dutch bark Judah cappe, - ibis Fort from g..
o0r7f reports November 49, ls,rds 80 o. north ION.
u,sa5s .o y stca,aer bearing towards us. see vAs
r-otene i abcrt four iunfrci toes schooner gagged,
alb tyo 'uupa's and fainict Ehiie. WneD tsc got
a..on Two miles she Aret sael saoss anf box aEd
Do,iol tho Araer,slI Dag, pe iIlured what
s4a We iold hun - :as cspturc of To Elor.da he
i ~ h,~o. dcwn no American snd hois,sd ine rebel
nag s.d akea !. ya had my vessels, TO which We
r,uroed = negative reply. He then steered OF south
under sail.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
TUE EIGHTEENTH CORPS.
Mr.. John A. Brady's Dasp.tch.
HEADQUARTERS. EisHrxESiB AMY cosps
In IHs FiELp. Nov. "a. 1864

IN ihk fikLD, Nov. - 1904
THANKSGIVING DAT ~ rHE NGarsksrp
To day the soldiers meet around the camp dres coli
bra,e the fourth nxssvins Day they spoas sse
wearing the uniform of Uocie Sim Away of m ,nslr
far distant homes relatives and trieods gat ug
around the esrve board and as tho usksg disppeirs
many times and often are tne names meoucoed o. the
absent VITA musket sabre froa ssemy-
II may, perhs tighten the hearts of the faps
ly TO know that out here within stones tnr3s OF
the rebel iues sdisrs ga.ner coeoruily Together %
celebrate national thanksgiving fcr ysr of usttps
The &c eur .ton OF this tme'noa'red ann ru
sary in this corps s particularly important ss4 ..
OF the mon corps Is entirely the rs-uL
OF their own saving. Every solder. as ne den,#nss
his turkey cracks bis wanut bites nis apple tesis
that Simply and solely his rations be eats, aad no'
the benencencc any OF patriotic czons a. home
raE soLpiERs' BILL or rAas
BY the careful ateo.,on 6aid 10 the wants OF the men
by Captain Hill, onsf n,ssary OF tho corps, the .oi
lowing bin Of fare been furnished . tue soldiers "
day TO each man one aud haf pound. Of turkey,
snplss waiputs crsuberries. All tns " IN ahution !"
tho ordinary rations allowed 10 the SOLDIER essry DAY
rBy coMxIssARv psPAarxsSr
cannot be too highly praised Tor the uansna' regard
p,s pad the soldier this instance For long time
past Captain Hill has bean engaged In exer ns 10 ifsf
their fare areaiy superior 10 The food furnished 10 any
s-mv ga tina world nv carefully issupg he
mouths ago ucceeded furnishing from the SAVINGS on
expected decacies TO tue men but his great master
stroke been the Thanksgiv ing dinper Of 70 dav
rHK MANNER WHICH Was CELEBRATED.
The preparsuous OF the sturendous charao
ter Geueral Weitze had ordered tacs % be erected 10
every camp. and with a most puncihoW TrSrd to'
orders the tables erected. To prevent any niure
on part of the cooks 10 The cuisine department
special order issued with egsrd TO the prep 'rstpo
OF the turkeys aad tho evening ~ the 23d Gsueral
wetrei retired, feeug perfectly satisncd that gooc
day and good meat wore 10 store for every mao ~ his
| com tnapd
Inc tables the rudest fescriponpothioR hp',
boards erected primitive cnes and c,vered with
primitive table cloths. But TO TIE SOLDIER no ghs not
for dollars bet Tor bs country the seat ut tho
table almost os hotnenSa, aim ~ as isar ss tue oo
| place away on In The ar dlsii nomcste I'D
| Dalifs
are order OF the Bevet Brg,dter SeDer
CIV Henry has a several revows OF hs heaie wtnr
the week. aud ito performance has eictei me tdni
| ration OF the corps
| MrsrwRIyu
The mastering or officers into service and the muster
ing ont received most upeSpecteh noietus. Nv ibr
order allowing ncrrs To- ,-ave the se vice
after serving three years without regard " tbe frads "a
which they nave served thor line. ne result = t0't
Lieutenant Wells nr the Eighth nfsrtry, 'nrnssarY -
Musers o. the requires more 81 Ss ibaa asJ
| in the most extensive practice VA New YORK
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
TIE Absentee. from the n.be, Army.

IRON tue Augusta Lhrobcie and Sentiuel, Nov. Is.
lte Charleston N0rtrp Esys:--We learn 90 good au-
tnory that tbrre upwards Of thousand ssuNers
selotgtR To the Confederate army South Carora
We would respectfully suggest 10 Congress tina. they
rone wise and elective laws that would Only return
the soub Carolina skukers to the ranks, but
re~uce the number 4 tue 'two.ibr1s ~ The army
assetlaes" tue President referred ~ his far sned
and celebrated sJeech at N8coD.
"a matters now stand u oogs as the more oriznals
- prt n ne freaer the n1nrer OF sbsentees Better
rc1rn apsenees arst, then arc needed they
readily be had.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

-----pt 70 ssosa- f-e,, "a.
w. re oy sme ne :, w., We h.hsee osetrs tss, -.
~ thn seo"nd ofy " set r. ~ the truttws., =" ced
tfe Ja1, ane % ut tweiye feet frum H. To- orrer ol
wF.ceL oohoms, lhe 'cumoltg OF .efe N small
wth the second story wpc3ws o' n,ch = III teyI
these y tGd0ss tie sokes~ 40 ~ yrom one OF
from asir secring nr-' - 70 80 (. brid.e- us ae
aauper pre~ n.o .a ~" n, Ia ~,,rh teevl =
hc.r hxsa ss--and restse ". " - H,s'rrs :. tre
fu :. tFnt 10 iaiiuG W. -, ~, ortuus,e q '
san the bridge wae iscoversd ~ 70, ,,on, ,gc VI h
rssfc aroupo the vind,w. the DICK suo So so,n
,n.ntg msat have been stirred ~ unpleshAhNy N'
n lhcm
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
Carancr,a Inauest.

rouup DrAp-Rux 0vxR nv TRAIN or CAas-The re.
mains OF John Fitzpatrick, recently driver In the en-
ploy Of the Third Avenue Railroad Company, were on
saturday evening found lying the down track OF tho
lJerlem Railroad corner OF ton IN avenue aud Fofy
uplb street r. All appearances The dec ased had been
rnn ny an o cars, nnd ccath must have cnsuri
slunst instsntN. he bodv t0uveyed ~ the ~ ..
,eeGth nrecnt saton lutN aud She Crcnor rctei 90
hoIi in,tes. Deceased rcsmed Al 1ag East lbuiy
0 elhtn street
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
p.,u sion. or tho GREAT Y..n.. Nntio.

TFrnf Tho KlChmouu WHE, NUV. ZZJ
The eru bud which the impression that Lincon's re-
election would be the signal for the whole Southern
ederacy 10 proupd and submit without oonditops
has taken OF the YeDsee iaocy, one OF The sronees
phenomera Il bss ever been fortune bear or The
idea was ast pro go by such spers as the isRiLp
and 4rtlpn>, 10 eust votes for Lincoln, aDd Was 80
fater,ny 10 YsEkesd m that u spreld Ike Contsg on
1he hetso u did not originally believe ono word Of i,
but tboy have repeated 10 often that they gkave them
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
Failure OF the Crops In rvississ,ppt.


correspondent VI the Mobile Reots,c5, writing from
Northwest Mississippi October 20, says
inose VINO have taken tho trouble TO read my etter
Know very wei that IN not 10 draw glowing PIC.
lures always deem 1t best. however 10 deal oauddy
with the rett q mankind and give truthful statements
however unpeasan they may be- what feel conDoIied
now TO state H. that such has been the failure or The
corn crop 10 this region the present year. general
s that failure, that fear there wnl be much suffering
before snher crop can be nede unless the Governor OF
TIE state VIII see that corn is brought from the
pentiiu regions 10 time TO supply The esies
families Of those brave men who absent in the ns
u has been my duty FOR the rast few Weeks 10 my.
myeoii as 10 the supplies N the northwestern trfor
and whine knew in advance that there - .csrrt,es
abundance with which this region is ssusf tina,
Lad no idea o. tho sa9r OF tae g. ~ blessed 50;
.ne tcliclly OF breaGsus and meat sr crops nor oI
i've Ab asa ven OF corn PER acr lanos on wusf
procr averee srS have o; - nny
pan4rs and ,srsners ar se % ~ nuo , suu
nave peer .sSr1nes s,,a that many very many who
ave a.seN tnva." e,s cold corn, have now barely
suMos,nt qua 10 = frirty Of Instances not tns
wohe stfcrs-s large sumbcr-have not msde enough by
onest 50 Ear sscr there being aoy surplus of in
tina, urtess sos provision for the wants Of In
drnt families from the more plentiful regions, there
will be great zeal Q, suffering ~ the nortnwss,err
tue corn ifnt' here. II hasn't been made. Tho
| people bavent got IT, aud bread 10 something they
csDoot well do without. fbe truth should there
fore be known In tins, 10 order that every eior
! | may be msde 10 provide for the and neccs
sites OF these INDECENT families, Of whom The stat
has assumed tie luardsnshp. There IL rot on'
grain OF plus corn 10 FhBoa, lie Soto Narshs, Ia
fayete and learn there none 10 Tuncs aud Coshcma
The latter on the Mspspp river, and the land
usually produce thirty to fifty bushels per
learn that they drained out last etng and
oueBty made little or nothing.
The tix counties w not be able 70 furnish sufcienc
for tbeir own mean the whole crop OF the
counties cnniined viii not be sufficient for the
the innabitaus ~ the whole, some have made enough
and some few PERHAPS surplus; but take " all Ia
getber, there Is poi enough Ihis deporable truth
but truth nevertheless II II should become Necessary
therefore TO carry military operations 10 this
during the next twelve months both armies will end
neceesary 10 transport their supplies. as will be lmpo
ebe FOR either 10 subsist uron the country and parcr
larry cavalry The most OF tn years tax sread
consumed.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
Another Georgia LeGiaiator Accused Of
Dtsiovaity TO the Rebel Cau.e.

IFrOm tbe LoIum5us Inquirer
committee OF tie Georgia legislature, appointed TO
inquire into the loyalty OF Mr.. Aired, member
House from Pckens county, made their report which
discoss the TACT that Mf Aired has assisted raising
several companies IN Northern Georgia were armed
ara equipped by General sherman tome guards Ia The
defense 81 lnion meu apd their property part Of
The state and that Mr. Aired held commission in one
of said companies, had taken the oath proposed by
General sherman aud mad rendered the OF his
scat 10 the legislature 10 Governor Rroan. Pending the
consideration Of motion s,rike his name from Ito
role an adjournment took place.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
BCTLrR's HEADQUARTERS.

EIr. wintam II. M-rriam's Dcspatch.
IN 1Hg FIELD Nov. 2b-A ".
1uASEsGvISG D9u
Thanksgiving these headquarters passed OF elegant
IT, TIE weather magnificent, nnd ali Tue .cers AnSa
uisn ere rekaiej with luxurious vianis aud fruits.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
F.ro in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Nov. q, 1854
The laboratory OF W. 9. Merrill Co.. corner OF Third
aud Rsce Streets destroyed by fire this mororg.
Loss $50 600 one,hrd Insured Tho tobacco store Of A.
Lewis Co.. adjoining, was damaged to tho amount Of
$4,000; insured.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
Negroes arcruisinx In Mis.issYppi.

Il
N.Rto NAN oe' ogng q Mrs. Townsend was hung by
tbr tllktbs O-sr IuIk Hl, Carroll county Tbursdsy
hht re IVES fasing a company OF pseroes 10 20 70
Aemtts leu be was 0yettBken be lcs e'ed 80 :.
Lhhty lbat ~ tad q he sboi before surrenderng He
% ~ .o.n ,,a ana n-ng Many other negroes were i'm.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
Loss OF tho Schooner E,ien l.. Smith.

FCaTE1ss WUNR0K, NOV. %, ISUs
Tho schooner Ellen L Smith, from Philadelphia, londed
with and bound 70 this port, oundered the 23d
instant when about ATTY miles TO the westward or Cape
Henry The captain and crew arrived here TO day aud
yenort MI hands saved,
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
General Leo About te Get AnRry-The
En,ig h;ened w oSid Notified 10 Trem. .

lRichmord correspcndepce of the Mobile News.
Yankee peke;s dec ibat quite huigber Of men
khve been gied and wouoded lp the canal but place
reliance their stories spd We Old t would
do allow selves to Ne inundated by such wretch
Butler. And here let dssbuse your readers OF tie
seea that General Lee iu OF the mix % human kind.
that he be moved to be pitch or Just ipdg
nation. The truth Is. be all Christian
E&o, indeed, who sintaus the mastery OF his wrath,
but capable OF ribo tbiogs when fully
Should the time Tor him TO show ihe fun depth
OF hts mighty sural towards barbsrous foe,
~to other way brought 10 his senses depend
apoD he Will axe The Yansee ustlCn but the
whole eniGh ered world irenoie Ctd forbid that day
sh'uG ever come but 4 q should, warn you there viii
BE shock tnroag gnont al CnrlsteDdom.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
The II urs.
NgnrrIsN.

A,wa-RrssE:I On sunday eycnng, November q, by
fbe Rev Mr. wescutt, Jscor vi ANA, OF Haniponb -,
orange county y. T., 10 MISS lKlis RcssglL, 81 New
York city
orange county and New Orleans papers please copy.
lfbr Whtr Ndrr,dq.s Sc Stcond Pupil
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

fame at patriotic fury, s~ that now epsssesd frsme
ouiyeriug throbbng Ith the muscular strength of
an athletic OF old.
he s shaking with chill, be has socks, and bis
naked toes peep Qua rproscbfuy at the weather from
s1s rents In his sh0sa has pair Of tr0weers,
them what may have been psnts torn from
from foot 10 hip sepi his legs by strings then
which rough shake would into its orig
issl mounted By the dropping remains Of
torn hat
This with fimey blanket flung aFouud his shoulders,
constitutes s the ciothipg and the worldly pos
sessions o. sne OF the heroes OF this warl
The AdIvtant Of the Forteth Alabama tells me that In
one compny B) alone OF that there are twenty
Eve bare ooted doicg dty such rs The condition Of
Bakers Brigade, body of men TO whose "brave and
courageous conduct" 10 use his aDeusge 10 the late
mpaiep In Georgia, the Lieutenant General IN whose
old slou they fought, bears Wiling testimony why
these Alabama troops Be clothed by the ssate
fpom the supply Of uniforms she has received and re-
csvipg at Montgomery from aorOad9 Their claims Arc
good ard their wants as great as those any o1ne
Alabama sold lers,
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

From tae Richmond WhlR. Nov "a
ie stated, upon evidence a,ded as reliable, that
there only about foue ihnusa Yankee troops
Ses berD mostly white spd that the regiments
tbst have been doing duty there have bees
~ Virginia
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
Rebel Cur Factory at Montgomery. AIs

Tue Montgomery tGa.l correspondent OF the Mobile
H>ctsier. writing October 81, Gays
The gun facto when was organized In this city early
after tue cement o, the war, and which tho
state contributed bersliy, has been dragging along
durnr the long interval that has utervened beng IN
.hs 10 ret into ore stoo for tue OF hands Cpder
she OF an able md ece tic machinist with
an y sone e ten operat ~ To assist the company
bss syreeeded N rrep,rpg all the machinery, OF the
most auoycd character fr the manufacture OF the Fin
G4id me we visited The establishmert day or tsS
al ce ana had tbc pleasure eAsmDg camp OF tb'
/ run. vi blcn tbes have been ffspsrirg 20 make eit
artsh We are ny to rtrcnclf has At iat been crn
| menoeo The gun we examined and tested 10 pesutDo
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
Rebel Accsunt Of the Engagement at
Monticello, Ark.
A DUEL I'M RICHMOND.
John Mitchell, the Irish Pa
triot, Engaged in a Duel
With Gov. Foote.
suFEEGIyGS OF THE MOBILE CiRRISOy,
ae.s xe..

operations In the shenandoah Valley.
IRON the Charlottesville Cnroncie, Nov %
A. present all quiet this quarter, the armies
ecropyDs their crginal positions. We have received
aotaeatc intelligence up 10 recent date Rad Sheridan
lac not then ssnt on any important proportion OF his
ARMY.
Op the morning OF tie 10th General Early advanced
from his camp general rccoLoolssance, ard pro-
neRry Newtown about eight miles tbs side Of
Winchester Be foond the enemy 10 fun force about i've
miles his 'front.' 10 tho negnocrbosd Of keanst3wn and
.a-tonsyna he remt t,cta 10 posiop this side OF New
sowa until Tie night or the 1871, when he withdrew.
General Early hao ienrred tina, some Of Sheridan troops
nAc despatched Grant. but found oinn with his
Bbse corps all 10 hand ana occupying fortified lne
cavalry tRd quite sharp seLt on the 12h.
S3sscr. with u,s old brigade ana Wiekhan was on
fet-Faype. win his brlga1e % the plge-.cd Lon.sx
with MS command on tie right. Rossers OLD brigade
whipped, but too fortunes a the DAY the leit
@sre ihsn rest1red by WickEsm's brigade ana
Nv faynes, wbich III yea ~ TO Ro.sers ASSISTANCE.
Our small 1he euemv iefi betwee1 one hundred
And aiiy and Two hGndfei prisoners wlekham and
Pevnos or7ades are said u have behaved With great
sasnry. IL IN tnis affair, eadiag bandfui o. his
sesiment, that lientenaEt Colonel Narssai was killed
EoVnel Marshall was SOC N Law Mrs. Blrton widow
a. David Barton, Esq. formerly Of Wincnester fhis
lady has lost the her husband sons, two
2auS bers brother, a SEQ tn.ia@--lDese are dead
o,ssr q her scns tas los. a leg. asd another IS noS
absent from his n,s third OF fourth
= All THIS She Ia now driven from her home May God
heip Der
When Rosser aa-d r-esssJ op the efl The OF
IomsXs command as orierej ~ h.s support, but tie
had oeen relieved be Arrival But this transfer
3eit NcGsusisnd by hnset. VINO wAs att,cxed by the
s-cmy, ard his command stamlsiet. csins two guns
fss attack made " Powell. General Custer beng
opposed 10 our tsfi, Merritt probably the centre.
Me csytnred The book Of The Medical Director OF Tor
Seri's cavalry ana u showed l6ai tue 80 OF Sepcm
Or their cavsry present 10 camp numbered eleven
thousand two hundred ana c9bleen and
9stD o. October they numbered thou hun.
e'ea and 1fty.
orr wounded ,efi 10 strasburg sder the bs,c OF the
leth ultmo, thai The enemy tbeir Losses at be-
tween eight and nine ihousaui that occasion, and
sEagged very little over the result.