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Ai'rlay OF the Potomac.
"QUHET STILL PREVAILS
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc, |

hEADQUARl ERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
September 26, 1864.
Quiet still prevails in front Of Petersburg,
broken only by the usual picket firing, with
occasional artillery duels, the effect OF which
is merely the consumption of powder by
both parties. A good deal of heavy firing
was heard yesterday and to-day in the di-
rection Of james river, supposed to be from
the gunboats.
\ large body of rebel cavalry are reported
this afternoon to be moving to our left but,
if so, their object has not yet been develop
ed.
Three scouts were arrested within our
lines yesterday, and evidence has been oh.
tained which is said to be suong enough 20
convict them.
Two citizens were also arrested charged
with giving aid and comfort to TIE enemy.
An order has been issued in relation the
loss of colOrs in battle.
HEADQUARTERS ARMSoF THE PoToMAC,
September %, 1864.
The following order of the commander Of
the I'd division, 2d corps, having been trans.
mitted to these headquarters for the consid-
Grafton of the commanding general, the
same is approved and confirmed, and it is
announced that hereafter 10 regiment or
battery that loses it's cOOrs in action will
be allowed to carry others without the
authority OF the commanding general, and
such permission will not be given in cnsss
where it shall appear that regiment or bat
terry has lost It's coIors through misconduct
in battle until such troops shall 10y their
bravery in other fields have fully retrieved
their turnished honor.
by command OF Maj, Gen. MEADE.
(Signed) 5. WILLIAMS, \. Adj, Gen.
Headquarters OF THE 9d DWGsIoN,
I'd ARMY CoRPs, August 80.
The following named regiments having
lost their rcgimcntul colors in action, are
hereby deprived OF the right to carry co!ors,
until 10y their conduct in battle they show
themselves competent to protect them: Sth
New York heavy artillery, lGith New York
volunteers, and 3Gth Wisconsin volunteers.
The officers and men Of the command
should understand that their colurs should
be the last thing surrendered and that in all
well regulated military organizations 1t is
considered disgrace for majority of the
command to leave the field without them.
BY command of Mai General GIBBoN,
Commanding the Division.
(SignedD 4. HENRY EMBER.
Captain and \. A. G.
An order has been Issued that officers
who have served three Years rs officers may
be mustered out, but the time during which
| they may have been in the army rs prlvates
not counting.
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Sept. "a, lS6i.-3m
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Another Victory by Gen. sheridan.
BATTLE AT FISHERS HILL.
TOFFICIAL GAZETTE

[OFFICIAL GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-2:50 p. NJ.
MAJ. Gen. Dir, Neio York:
The following telegram announcing ano-
ther victory of Gen. Sheridan over Early has
Just been received:
HARpER's FERRY. Sept. 23,-Hon. L. III.
Stanton Sheridan has again beaten the
enemy at Fishers Hill. capturing sixteen
guns and many prisoners.
This is in oil probability the finale of Gen
eral Early.
Signed, ]. d. STEVENSON,
Brig. Gen.
The Surgeon General this morning report
ed that our wounded were all cared for at
Winchester, with adequate arrangements
and supplies.
The number of our wounded prior to the
battle ofyesterday was estimated not to ex-
ceed two thousand. 5. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
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GRANT ON TO RICHMOND.
TsHE STRONG FORTIElCA-
TIONS CS1eIsSED.
rs pieces Of Artillery and Prison
ers Captured.
CEN. BINEY scATTERs THE REBELS
He IS MOVING ON TO RICHMOND
W,smyorog, scpt. e0.-t.O5r.M.

W,smyoroS, sept. e0.--1.O5 r.N.
II Nl. Gcl Dtr " /;
The following dispatch from Gen, Grant,
announcing the movement OF our forces
against idchmoad, has just been rocciy,
ed:
liEApQ QuAErgE. CLArnAI's FARM,
September 20-lOIj An.
M. Gen. Ihpist.
Gen urds corp, advanced this morning
and ctrie' the very strong Qualifications
hEd long line of entertainments below Clap
ham.- iarm, with some turcu pieces ui
artillery and from two hundred to rhr,y
HnudtDd prisoners,
General ord Was wouul,d Do the l,s
IaIGsh uut seriously
burui h.futy advanced nt the sam,
tmr from pgcp BtiHm. aul carried thr
NrN Market rluI arl rHfnu,lmcuts, gnd
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tAD1sh bc captured ly, ita prisoners.
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Headquarters MIDDLE MILITARY
DIVISION, six miles from WooD-
sTpf,V II 90 N n, Sent %

HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE MILITARY !
DIVISION, six miles from WooD-
STOCK, 1l.30 p. m. Sept. %. )
To Lieutenant General Grant, Commanding
Armies Of the United States, City Point:
| have the honor to report that | have
achieved most signal victory over the army
of Gen. Early, at Fishers Hill, to-day. l
found the rebel army posted with its right
resting on the north fork of the Shenandoah
and extending across the Strasburg valley
westward to North Mountain, occupying u
position which appeared almost impregna-
bic. After a good deal Of manoeuvcring
during the day, Gen. Crooks command was
transferred to the extreme right of the line
on the North Mountain, and he furiOusIy
attacked the left of the cncmy's line, carry
ing everything before him. While Crook
was driving the enemy in the greatest con-
fusion, and sweeping and driving them be-
hind their brcaStwOrks, the 9th and 18th
army Corps attacked the rebel works in front
and the whole rebel army appeared to be
broken up. They fed in the utmost confu-
sion. Sixteen guns were captured also a
great many caiSsons, artillery horses, etc.
am tonight pushing on down the valley.
| cannot say how many prisoners | have
captured, nor do know either my own or
liiC IIlNlllN NuSHuiAltS. oHll bliC N'tl hllLoS
saved the whole Of Early's army from total
destruction.
The attack could not be made until -four
O'Clock in the evening, which left but little
daylight TO operate in.
The first and third cavalry divisions went
down the Luray valley, to-day, and if they
push on vigorously TO the main valley, the
result of this days engagement will be still
more signal.
The victory was very complete. A more
detailed report will be made us soon as l can
obtain the necessary data.
p. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
1t will he remembered that Early's COM
mana embraced the StOnewall Brigade, and
troops constituting Stonewall Jackson's
corps, and WAS the elite of the rebel army.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
A.
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COUNTY UNION TICKET.


In September 1910, the undersigned esta-
blshed the SUNBURY AMERICAN, and has
since that time, period of twenty-tour
years, been its editor and proprietor. In its
principles it has never changed, advocating
than as it does now, the doctrines and po-
Icy inaugurated by Jefferson, and carried
out by Madison and Jackson-principles
that looked to the country and its interests
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With the commencement of The new vol
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to those who know him personally, we need
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in thus starting out for himself.
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LATER.

WAsHrNeToN, Sept 23, 3-3op. m.-Sheri-
dams victory proves to be signal and com
plete. Nothing but the coming Of night
appears to have saved even remnant OF
Early's army. The following dispatches of
Gen. Stevenson and Maj. Gen. Shcridan's
official report to Gen. Grant, give the par
ticuiars thus far received:
HARrEn's FERRY, Sept. 23.-To Hon. E.
NJ. Stanton:
Military line down. The affair is complete
and Overwhelming.
JOHN d. STEVENSON,
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Abner Stephens
against

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