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AMY CORRESPONDENCE OF THE LEDGxg.
CHAPIS's BLUEs, Va,
July 1864.

Mr.. EDITOR My absence 1fom your
columns during the most important June
uon OF affairs in this immediate locality, is
blameabie more TO our mailing facilities than
To negligence or "A disposition, on my part,
moi Ia write. The Immense accumulation
OF letters now Ia the Richmond aud Peters
burg post. Offices, ! understand, amo unt TO
cart loads. For four weeks We received no
nail from the south, the Petersburg and
Weldon Road being destroyed by the enc
my's cavalry for ten miles. IL is now in
iunning order-the first mail coming through
from Weldon on last Thursday, ant think
We have force sufficient to prote ia ia.
ture from the enemy's raids. Nmpton
with all our cavalry has an eye to the safe.
W OF Our communication over this most
important thoroughiare, aud II could mol be
placed under a more secure vigil than his
guardianship.
The. late ,hsids Of the enemy upon our
eommus satisns with the south. has been
very destructive to property. The roads
were much more damaged than at first sup
posed, and II will take a week or so yet to
repair fully the DsnvilIe connection
Though, should they have succeeded in
destroying the most important polnts-ite
bridges-which they were defeated in, il
would not have seriously inconvenienced
our army here, as Gale culations of that kind
we,e made and large amounts Of stores
shipped here last winter to meet such emer
gencies The results Of this grand raid of
the Yankees did not turn out SO favorable
to their cause and designs. Our captures
from them, when routed by Hampion's
cav airy and portion Of our infantry, under
kershaw, amounts up to a very considerable
sum. Sheridan, the ckiof Of cavalry in the
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lroR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
TRESCHEs AROUND PETERSBURG, Va
July 1914 1864.

July 1914 1864.
Mr.. ED:foE.-Desr Sir: s>.d YOU a
lis, of casualitics Of the I7,h Regiment s
c. V, since we came to Virginia, from the
10Th May to the 18th July. including the
fight at Bermuda Hundreds and around
Petersburg
Field and Siafr-Kiled- none. Mortal.
ly wounded, adjt J. 4. Conner. Since
dead.
Co. A.-KiIled-T. 81. Stewart. J. a.
Lock. Wounded John Steadman, in neck
severe: : Thos. Rodgers, side slight; New.
man Hudson. head slight; Robt. Raney,
leg slight WIN kce, knee slight; VIM
Chawson, shocked by explosion Of shell
severe +. Steadman, in hip by shell &c
vefe; John Lysle, in heel slight Capt Ed
wards, arm by piece shell slight; Elihu
Lynn, hand piece shell slight.
Co. b B-Ki!lcd-D T.. Boulwaro, A. G.
Coleman, MORALLY wounded-since dead.
Wounded SAINT Dove, hand severe; +.
G. Grain, slight.
Co. Killed-W. o. McKewan.-
Wounded-M. Dover, severe leg amputu.
ted
CO. .-KiIlsd-Richard Wright, VIM.
Ritchis. Wounded s. A Corder, in hand
severe; +. NJ. Mills, neck severe; J. r..
Dockins, slight; James Lilies, slight; J w.
Long, slight l.. w. McKewan, slight; John
Grubbs, slight
Co. E. killed-M rogue, Joel Arm.
strong Wounded-J ~ Grain shave. arm
severe; VIM. White, neck severe ID. T..
Wells leg scvere
Co. Killed-Lt, J. D. Logan, WIN.
Martin, J. Clark Wounded-Lt w. ).
Moore, thigh severe; J. j. Garyen, mortal.
ly; Il. IL. Bridges and Farmer Moore,
Co. Killed-None. Wounded
s. Chi,ty, severe !: J. J. Gibson, slight.
Co H.--killed-Wm. Rhodcn, ]. H..
Hutto, NJ. w. Brit, A. Autiaberry. Woun.
ded-Sergt w. J. Millhou.e, severe; Corpl
II. Craft, slight B. u. Still, severe.
Co I-Killed-A &. Latham, ]. ID. Bla-
lock. Wonded--Wm a Chant, in head
mortally w. J, Robinson, leg severe "A. J.
Robinson, head slight; Sergt l.. N. CuIp,
arm severe N. II. Dratiin, heel slight; II.
w. Campbell, in wrist very slight, aud vm
Bailey, in side slight.
Co. K.-Killed-J. Aleshere- Wound
ed--John Wisnant, shoulder severe !; J. A.
Lockard; in hip severe; III. b. Davidson, side
severe; W.T.. Clinton, wrist severe; j. T..
Brattop, 10 hand slight.
Several others slightly wounded who did
not leave the liue.
Total killed. 40; total wouGded, As
N. B. G.
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SOLDIERS BOARD ofRELTEF

earnestly appeals to the generou, svmns-
thy ana sense Of justice Of all who know
themselves IN arear for their ? per cent
corn as soon as possible, either to deliver
'he same at the store Of Jones Crockst,
~nirh would be quite favor, or report
'of.""lth 10 him the amount due by them
gt"Iu1tousIy, that he may be enabled to
era" upon them for the same. For the last
SIN months the soldiers have received no
pay aud consequently their families, have
no money TO buy-it is clear therefore. TINT
u'Ies' .heir wants are supplied from the
per cent. State tax gratuitousIy. many verv
many must be reduced to the extremity Of
suffering. "
lax payers arc hereby notified and re-.
qulred tocome up with thei- orders and
settle WITH their respective Commissioners,
giving up their vouchers and receipt from
him in full discharge.
Aug. 2, 1864. Rp
The board will be ready i, is hoped verv
shorty TO distribute gratuilous!y fbusheIs
corn 10 salt and two yards shirtiue TO
each individual entitled to relief as their an.
p"ftohment due from other districts.
J. ADAMS, Chm.
mug y 25
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The enemy burned their wagons, threw
guns and knapsacks away. IL was worse
stampede and route than the first Manassas
me victory is complete. Prisoners are
still coming.
onr loss in killed and wounded does not
exceed 90 to 60, of whom only 10 oc Is
were killed. -
$4,000 men. ~
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Army Intelligence.
From the Georgia Front.

ATLANTA, July %. The enemy made an
attempt last night to break our lines. They
| were repuised by Cheatham after n conflict
OF one hour. During the day quiet pre-.
vailed around the city. The only demon.
stratiOn being occasional picket firing.
The Yankees opened with shell again
upon the city, Smelling an hour with some
vlgor. NO notice Of the intention to shell
the city was given, to enable the women
and children 10 be removed TO places of
safety.
His barbcrous violation of the usages of
civilized Warfare only enabled him 10 muir
der few non combatants Most of the shells
come from 20 lbs parrots, or the line Of the
Western Atlanta railroad, and one Of their
guns east of tho city. The gallant opeya,
tons of Wednesday and Friday, seem to
have impressed the Yankees with Il whole
some desire to strengthen their TANKS.
which they are now doing.
The display this evening has been bril-.
Misunderstanding some movement of theirs
The following address to the troops was
read th~ morning, dated
HEADQUARTERs, ARMY OF TENNESSEE,
July 25.
SOLDIERS Experience has proved TO
you that safety in time of battle consists in
getting into close quarters with the enc
my's guns and coIor-, and are the enIy nm
erring Indications of victory. The yalor
Of troops is easily estimated by the mum.
ber of those secured.
If yoUr enemy be allowed to cun,ipua
the operations Of Ranking you out of posi-.
ton, your case is periIous YOu have In.
will and God will grant us The victory,
which your commander and your country
confidently expect.
J. Il IlooD,
General COMMANDING.
Macon, July 2S.-We learn by train tbo,
left Atlanta yesterday nt niShduIl, that the
enemy attacked our left extending from th,
city towards the Chai,achoochec, Yesterday
and were rcpulsed, and driven abou,
mile
Late last evening orders were received.
by telegraph, TO send cara te briug the
wounded to the rear.
A telegram, dated yesterday, al ATLANTA,
from high officer, TO Gen. Johnston. saws
hghiIng Is now going on; We have driven
them. Detalls not known. Gen Stewart
Lorng and Wnlihall, are reported wound
ed. A private Telegram, from Griffin, re
ports Wheeler also wounded.
a cavalry force Of the enemy, st-enrti,
unknown, struckthe Macon hnd Western
raiIroad below JoBesboro, this moruinp.-
They are reported tearing up the road 10
this direction. Another force Of the enemy
are reported, to day, near Clinton, adyanc.
ing on this place.
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From Virginia.

PETERSBURG, July 25.--The enemy It is
reported crossed portion of one corps to
the North side Of the James River, near
City Point, doubtless for the purpose Of
preventing our artillery firing upon their
transports To-day has been remarkably
quiet
seems'now vel asccrtaiucd that Grant
il busily mining on our left, and strength
cning his right, resting near the Weldon
railroad. There was heavy rain storm
with high wind, last night.
lNe Philadelphia ERgpirer of the 22d
says, Canby Is proceeding against the enc.
my about Mobile, wiih u formidable fleet
The campaign in the James River il abou,
TO start again.
PETEnsBUEG, July o7-Imporant move.
menta seem TO be afoot on the north side
OF the James River. The grand Yankee
army corps (ilaEcock ~, v hich was on our
right few days aae, hss gone there, and
perhaps other Yadkss forcos Some en-
gagcment has taken place there to day.
but the particulars have not trauspired.
The Eighteenth Yankee Army Corps has
appeared in front of bermuda Hundreds. In
front of this place all is comparatively
quiet, though Grant is still mining on our
'Si's al iOht VI tue Guy.
citizen o! California was sent into our
lines yesterday under flag Of truce, on pri.
vate business.
RIcHMosD, July 25.-A captain and 80
men, Of the l62d n. Y regiment Just from
New Orleans, were captured upon landing
last nightnear Deep Bottom, below Cnaf,
fms Bluff.
llD> QRs., July 25, 1864.
Hon. Secretary War:
Gen. Early states that he attacked Mai.
Gen. Crook, Oh the cath, on the October
battle field at Kernstown, completely rou
ted him and pursued hun five miles beyond
Winchester, when he was compelled 10 halt
from the exhaustion Of his men, they hay
ing marched 25 miles that day. The pur-
suit was contin ued by the cavalry.
Among the prisoners captured was Gen
Ailligan. mortally wounded
Brig. Gen. Lilly and the other officers
aud men captured on the Goth, were re.
covered.
The strength Of the enemy is said to have
been 10000 infantry, besides the cavalry
under AVerlll.
Slghsd X r., LEE,
General.
RICHMOND, July 2s.--A special dispatch
to the Evening Wing, dated Harrisburg,
2SIh, says our forces met the enemy near
Winchester on Sunday afternoon. Breck,
inrIdge's aud Gordon's divisions chiefly enI
gagged the former led. The skirmish line
of the enemy soon broke and fled in all d.
reciions. We pursued them 10 Bunker
Hill, miles below Winchester, and captured
1900 10 2,000 prisonsrss
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STOP THE THIEFI

A0seondcd from my Shoesbon or c,
night last, carried away with him n,r runay ns ic
T, Ttts french CATERS, himself Charles
NnSht, is five feet inches high. twenty two
years pi age, dark complexion with light heard
says ti'at hs is Yankee deserter, and has na.
Pcr' 70 that effect, is Shoe and Harness mn.
her ny trade dressed in light grey clothes, Tne
Co",Inunlty co.. .Ty Hau better keep strong lookout
Aug. 2, 1854. IhIi, ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-08-02

The business Of the Ordinsry's Office will be
discharged by the Clerk Of the Court until tn G
vacancy ia supplied by election. We mention
this fact in order that those persons who have
business pending in the Office may know that
it is not necessarily delayed by ,he death oi the
late incumbent
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-08-02

Our paper, which is now issued on Tuesday,
goes to press about noon on Monday. This
will explain the non. appearance OF matter sent
us after Monday morning, with the expectation
that IL will be published in the next dsys paper.
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Rags! Rags -

The highest market prices will be paid
for all eIeao cotton and linen rags, in large
or small quantities delivered at this Office
Persons in making up their packages of
rags will please be careful not to inc,uda
any WOODEN scraps II
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u hk' EpiToR,-lou will please announce.
1hr' .. H. Massey a candidate for Renr..
lige N,s' N"'ure ana OBJ
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FOR Representatives

Ihe friends Of w. N. Connors, ESQ. mr.,
ncuhce no hum II candidate to represent,abe
Distrlct OF Lancaster in the House of Rsn
resentatIves in the ensuing Legislature
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FOR SHERIFF
FOR TAX COLLECrOR

y DIR. H .EDlToR.-Please announce Capt N.
d. 'anland'ngham candidate for the ,f.
soldier. u''"o'ea
nnNY FRIENDS To WOUNDED SoLpIeRs
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we are authorized to announce Can't.
Saihes L. keed as a candidate for tho State
Senate at the ensuing election
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Partial returns from the North Carolina army
vote Indicate large maiorities for Gov Vance.
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W' are authorized to announce William
~ nioore' Esq, Us a candidate for n seat
Legislature. ~ INC hexb
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Announcements.
FOR THE SENATE.

=, we are authorized to announce Hon.
ueofge McC. Witherspoon candidate to
ttsP'eseht the District of Lancaster in the
Senate of the ensuing Legislature.
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-, we are requested by the friends of Dr
l. N Cnreton TO nominate him for tba ~
SliIon of Representative in the next Isa;. I;
lature. Lests'
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Mr. Andrew johnson will please accept our
thanks for favors received.
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aouR UNDERGROUND REPORTER"

The name of Jthis celebrated individual
II familiar AZ '.houss bold words" to
ever reader Of the NoNPAKErL, and re-
auires no introduction from Us; his pc
enliar and original style is known and
appreciated. and no word from us could
add 70 the fattering reputation he has
earned for himself as graphic delineator
of copperhead character, and successful
manager Of the great Democratic ma
chine Of PottaRattanie. For a handsome
equivalent in greenbacks 0. Q. R. has
consented 10 eniiven the columns of
the WEEKLY SeNrAREIL during the ap-
preaching campaign. His letters will com
menco with the first issue in May, and
will appear regularly thereafter until the
President Is election in November. These
papsf1 viii appear only IN the Feekly, and
parties desiring to obtain them should
subscribe at once. Terms for the cam
paign. beginning with the first of May,
$l,00, always in advance.
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THE COUNTRY.

Let any man who was acquainted with
Western Iowa country life" six or
eight years ago, perform a voyage across
our broad prairies to-day, and he will
hardly be able to recognize the country.
Our towns and cities are growing in
wealth and importance, becoming great
er, grander and larger, at q very rapid
rate, but they do not outstrip the rural
districts in the march of improvement.
The gloomy log-cabines, and dingy mud
huts, that afforded the first friendly shell
ter to our hardy picneer-where they
lived, moved and had their beings (obout
one . year, on an averAge) A.re no longer
the rule" but the exception. Neat
frame houses, and substantial, HON e-like
brick residences are to be seen on every
hand, superoedine the rude habitations
of former years, and lending wholesome
air of thrift and prosperity to the once
uniaviting face Of the prairie. We re-
gard this NJ better sign of the times
than the building up Of cities; IN the
improvement Of our broad and fertile
acres ls our hope of the future.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-19

The ELRcrIoN --The charter election,
held in this city on tie l4th inst. result.
ed in the triumph of he Abolition Dis
union ticket Ia all the wards except the
FIRST, inMhich q good Union man, Mr.
Canning. tied his dis-union competitor.
The result was anticipated by all well in.
formed Democrats, knowing as they did,
that the abolitionists had q perfect and
secret organization, where they drilled
all that were simple enough to be drawn
within their den, and where baehana
liam songs, and lying representations Of
the position of the Democracy had MORE
influence, than truth, reason and sober
common sense.--B agis.
How are you, sober common sense !"
Force of circumstances compelled the
Democracy to be ..'sO6<r." hence their
defeat. All owing to the big tax on
whisky. Stir up that distillery, Mr..
Walker. " we can't never have no Dino
crat party without no principle"
-
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LEGISLATIVE.

The Railroad question has been dis
posed Of in the Houseof Representatives
by the adoption OF the substitute offered
By Mr.. Magin, Of Clinton, for the uneon-
disional Resumption Bill of Mr. Hale, OF
Mills: This substitute requires the Rail-
road Companies to release within ninety
days to actual settlers on the. disputed
Des Moines River lands, and also release
to the counties all selected Swamp Lands
granted BY the counties prior to January
!, 1864, ard secures indemnity to the
Railroad Companies in consideration of
the release.
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- "7Re ,E:Yt Of tie Flesh IL IN the Blood,

- "7Re s:;fe Of the Flesh Is in the Blood, "
was said by inspiration long before Har
vey's discovery of its circulation had
brought to light its purposes and uses.
Now we know not only that "life 10 in
the blood" but that disease inhabits it
also. Many of the disorders that per
wade the human frame, have their home
in it, thrive and grow in it. The cele-
brated DR.. J.. C. Aver, of Lowell, has had
regard to this important fact in making
a Remedy to cure these disorders. II Is
Extract of Sarsaparilla purges out the
impurities of che blood and induces q.
healthy action in it that sxpels disease
This looks reasonable, and It is true, for
We know by our own experiences. Seldom
as wa take any medicine, re have never
theless several times been under obliga
tons to the Ekill Of DR.. Aver for the re.
lief which his remedies never full 70 af-'
ford as when we are obliged to have
recourse to them. Catholic, Halifax, N.
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nA- On Monday last-the day of the
glorious Union victory in this eity-tbe
good people of Glenwood went to work
and did 1.-The same thing" They had a
school election for the town, on the day
referred to, and elected clean Union
ticket, without . scratch. This is the
frat time the Union men ever carried the
town, and they feel justly proud of the
achievement.
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RAIL ROAD QUESTION.

&A&AAA x&<<&AD - &-%F0 - A~~-~"
We stated yesterday, upon the author
ity of the R<gister, that the substitute for
the Resumption Bill had passed the
House some days ago; but it appears
from the following dispatch that the re-
port Of the passage of the bill was prema-
ture. The House has been consid ering
the Bill by sections, and by the following
received yesterday evening, it will he
seen that very important amendment
has been adopted:
DEs MONIES, March 18th.
". s. BURKE The Bill protecting set
tiers on the line Of Railroad passed the
House to-day by enc ~ majority.
We presume the BIZ referred to is
the substitute for section :, introduced
by Mr.. Bell, which provides as follows:
THAT release to all actual settlers
within the lines Of the grants. shall be
fled by each of the several Railroads in
the State, within one hundred day after
the passage of this act
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9TH IOWA.

The citizens of Mills County will give
grand reception supper to the veterans
> III the 9Th, at the Court House in Glen
wood, on wednesday evening, 23d inst.
A special invitation is extended to all
soldiers and friends of soldiers. Let
Council Bluffs be Represented.
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~ Have our Omaha usighbors not
heard that we held an election on this
side Of the river last: Monday Neither
Of the papers on the other side have as
yes raaas any reference to the matter
Probably one don't know it, and the
oshsr don't want 70. How is it neigh
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LOBBY.
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X, To-dny. has been t'ths day d NE session
in The House X esterday test vote was
taken on the R. r. question. It: arose
on motion to substitute the bill intro
duced by the Committee on e. r. for the
bill known as Old Resansption, whose vet
nurse halls from Pottawattarais, in the
person of Ross of the Senate, and was
e. you remember into the