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General Rejoicings Over Shert-
dams Great Victory.
ShOtted Salute All Along
the Lines.
Ten Rounds lrem all the Cannan Of
tho Army Of the Potomac.
A BATTLE I'M M IN EN- +,
h.. u. ~

1Ir. .. Cad waIlades's Dcspatch.
CRY PorSr, Sept. 81, 1854
RECEPTION GENERAL sHSaIDAN's VICTORY
Tho OF General Sbcrdans great victory the
rebels In the shenandoah valley has inspired troops
more than infusion Of twenty thousand men. II
teeeraphed around the lines and received every.
whore with the most uproarious enthusiasm.
THE PROHonos oxrERAL SHERIDAN.
On receipt Of the General Grant selegrapbed 10
Washington that Sheridan be made brlgadisr n the
regular army and in the svenindreceved despatch 10
reply informing him that the appointment was made
This prompt reward Of merit s Of the noticeable
changes In the methods OF doing business a. Washington
since General Grant assumed Of the armies CT
the Omitted States. All will remember that General Han
cooks promotion for gallant conduct at Gettysburg
NOS made for long Time after the country had
foraottcn which of bis brilliant deeds was Intended 10
reward.
salute Of ten shotted guns from each battery along
our hne was rcd at sunrise this morning. BY order OF
learn At the same time the enemy strength, possible
No engagement ensued in consequence between the
troops at any point that am aware Of and at the pre-
sent all ~ "quiet as Sabbath morn
vHT or DISTINGUISHED InDyiDrAis TO GENERAL GRANTS
HFADsr
Tho headquarters OF General Grant were honored yes
tsrday by galaxy OF distinguished individuals including
Mr. Fox. Assistant secretary OF the Navy Admiral Por.
ter OF the Mississippi squadron aud Major Generals But
Ter and Meade The personal staf daily return
log duty, and headquarters beginning
old time appearance. Lieutenant Colonele Comstock
Eabcock aud Dent have returned but the familiar pre-
of General Iawlins mas yet 10 be sddea to the
group. His absence is keeuiy felt hy s-hr praise
the tongues OF all who know him well.
TRANS ARR RCN'ING TO Tga WELDON R.nRoip
with but little interruption, from cause, and none
whatever from the enemy. The point Oh the line where
II under the Gre Of the enemy well nigh pro
bankmeuis. BY The cose OF this week It will be com
pietely protected
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News from Fortress Monroe.
Nh. VIM. ~. srISEN's DESPATCH.
FoRrWss MossoE, Sept. 2l, 1854


FoRrxxss MossoE, Sept 2i, 1884
CAPTURE BLocsADs RUNNERS
Tns steantIg wpsnts, eloodgood master. arrived
here isst evening from Little ISLE about esaseen mes
from Cape Henry where she picked up four Of
Of yacht Gertrude, ashore that point aud sup
posed be blockade runner although she Processes 70
have come from New York aud s b0Gad ~ Ns1sau.
The captain OF the Gertrude LEFT a. Dis veseei
bea1n ed and before his Of toe lact ape
Is no doubt prowng around Nonok, OF - Az
probability, has made bus way 70 IKE ~ -
nank movement around piekes. wren 1aso
regarding the cargo OF the Gertrude, Toe oap,usJ 49,
replied that reoel auerillas came 70 .ue Vssor ~
stripped the vessel Of all ipe valuable athovs -
The vessel will doubtless prove 'o.M oss snc ~.
and dry and every wave bescoes po, s'lY "osv. ~
four msn brought away from Little sle % sfinsneo
Tomorrow, before haor Wm' v "sp-'''i ''"'' """s~
a. Norfolk, and duly uieo'
rHs' PRESS DESPATCH.
foarRnS MosRoS, aspG n, 1904
I,euteusnt Colonel Pues, Medical Inspector Tor the
n.r.,,dbent visited the Hampton Hospital to-day
rbe stssmer wipants arrived this mo~nme nom Lite
,.,sud eighteen miles south Of Cape Henry, with feur
n,,sousrs from e blockade runner Gertrude. me e.
srrde ran ssoore and whom the Winans arrived na1 -
charged her cargo aud landed on Shore. wm D
Captain A. &. Kimbaii, Assistsnt ousrt4smssaG -
some months at Old poipt bft last evening Ses Ss"s
N. O., having been seesnsd 70 duty there. a.
Captain Jarnes, who was % summsYuy u.nSS 49,
service absot une mouths ago, and suoesQeNXXx
stated resumed his former position In sns pscs~ " ~S
Kmbail.
Nothing new rom James river TO day.
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rhe eusriIlas In Ksnsuohy.

Louisvffls, sept ~, 1904.
small force Of Masrudsrs gang yesterday afternoon
fred into the train bound 10 this city, At New haven,
Ky and rcpclsd with tho loss Of several killed
The gucrllss returned aud burned ,he Nev Haven de-
pol Nobody was hurt on tho .rais
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Pursuit of the Retreating
Rebels Beyond StrasbuIg.
The Enemy Driven from . Strong
Position at Flint Hill.
Rebel Cavalry Defeated at
Front Royal.
Additional Details OF the Battle
OF the Opequan,
&c.. &s. SO.
Secretary Stanton to General DIX.
Wan DEsxRrAasr, WASHINGTON, |
Sept. 1880 P. N. (

Nscretary Stanton to Gener0i DIX
Wan DEsARnasr, WASHINGTON,
Sept. 1850 r. N. !
% Major General DIX, New York.
Dispatches down 70 O'Clock last night been
sssslved from General Sheridan
A portion Of the rebel cavalry, having turned OF TO
yssns Royal we're pursued attacked and driven Dy
ayalry, which were still pursuing the enemy.
no rebel infantry made at Flint Hill, strongly
hsssoched position beyond strasburg, which at
tAod by last evening and the crest carried
- bold BY our troops.
fAsse s reason to believe that later dispatches
GlUtsred last night by Mosby Winchester.
General Stevenson reports that sherdan supply trains
sszived safely as Winchester last night.
EDWIN n. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
The Washington Despatch.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1864.
Aeraan's forces reached Strasburg at late hour yes
QRdavs The rebel retreatng left but an
Asss or two before ADVANCE entered il.
The CharIestown Despatch.
CHAMxsrowS, Va, Sept 22-4AM.
] asrved here last evening my way to tho front
sdsn continues drive the rebels capturing every
~ moro or less prisoners The wounded being col
nsesd ~ wncnesler and put in temporary hospitals.
oxpees to reach Winchester and the some
ons'to night.
y my account Of the battle Of the lsth omitted 70
asnaion the fact Of ColODe Duval being wounded. His
1vsion, Of Crooks command, tho extreme right
an1 dd some desperate fighting His turning the enemy
1sah did much 70 the victory Tho whole Of
evasral Crooks command fought mAgnincenty and kept
r promise 10 vino out Winchester They have uroba.
~ lost more men in killed and wounded, proportion
= ~ force they bad engaged than any Of the other
esnnauds. Crook led his during the hottest part
<ftAs aght, personally direcling>a their movements
- cheering Them along miracle that be escaped
unhurs; he bullets dew around him hck a. hail.
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Colonel Mosby wounded.

LFrom Tue Klchnohd fxamIner sept 20,
Last Wednesday, wills tne gallant Colonel hosby was
returning from with ouiy OF his men, near
Wa hir ston city, he was suddenly attacked by seven
Yankee cavalry In the repoontre ID have 70
state Colonel Mosby received desh wound 10 the tnge
= pistol shot He expects TO be In TIE Geld IN .
week or two.
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n FInU OF Trucn at nIohiIe.

From The kcbmond Examiner, Sept. 70
MoBlrE, sept. 10, 1894
AnQther lag OF sru,e arrived here today. 'Mtnins
deue bas occurred respecting The exchange prisoners
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Butlsrs or heade's front has fired its ZEN rounds
will u0t be mistaken BY the rebels.
HbeSe % no other news OF interest,"
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Movements or Federal Raiders.
rHg ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILaoAD BRIDGE
OVEN the kAPrDAs DhsTsorED.

IFrom the Klchmond Lxamlner, Sept. 20.
A party Of Yankee raiders visited the orange and
Alexandra Railroad bridge the Rspdan aud par
tally destroyed h II Is stated they burnt Liberty Minis,
and al last accounts proceeding towards Madson
Court House. body Of the raiders were late last
ing, moving Gordonsyille The report not gene
rahy believed but, in consequence OF it, the Richnona
bound train on tho Central Railroad put baok and
turned to Charlottesville.
These raiders doubt the with whom Mosby
recently sxrmshlng. Thor force 10 not known.
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Destructive Fires Raging I'm ca arlee eeton
From the Richmond Examiner, Sept. 2o.l

large nre occurred here yesterday, destroying
Clifford and West streets. Another Gre broke this
morning at the southeast OF Trade and Meeting
streets, destroying two large mansions. While the Ore
was IN progress about one hundred ana twenty shots
nred at the city.
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federal Prisoners.

From the Richmond Examiner Sept. 20l
Yankee prisoners 10 the number OF thirty zeyen, but
with osefs among them. were admitted 70 the Libby,
from the several points OF the compass, YESTERDAY
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Thousand stand ol arms eleven battle faas ten twelve
pieces Of artillery, kc.
Tho rebels pursued through the streets OF Win
chester where they made several attempts 10 rally, but
10 edect The streets we're sirewn with rebel arms
and kpsysacks.
The rebes icst Killed among their general officers
Generals Rnodes Goodwin ana Lmsx aud severalo others
wounded. Major Harry Gilmor wounded two
places eut made his escape. fbe Second virnna an
trv, " the original Storew al brigade,
ly entire and their battle dag vif into possession
they fsl notly in defence Of their couotry rbe sum
mary ~ ltFses may be summed up follows, from the
best sutbsntic nformstiou ~ 10 date
S,sn CorSs-Kbsd three hundred and ATTY wounded,
eleven hundred
Ntrets.niA Csrps-Kiled. two hundred aud seventy.
Eve: wounded, nine hundred.
: xymo of Wcx FGs,aa- Killed two hundred, wounded,
six hundred.
the Sirasburg road, three Thousand wounded, IN hos
pita IN Winchester, according 10 The statement Dr
zaps rebel surgeon fourteen hundred slightly wounded
escaped ore thousand rco. oces and men 10 recession
houses In Winchester about three hundred
In my account have avoided all ipvdious refsfencss
from the fact that our whole army aid we'll Their gal
ihntfv was unsurpassed.
After our army reached Winchester they we're given
she Court House Rndncosure aud portion 10 the town
JAN Strong guards were placed them and AL ave-
nues Tor escape guarded against The rebels left all their
nss ana wounded is winchester Colonel Basses, o. the
corps, commands the post Of winchester. All our
wounded men have bean brought to Winchester from the
ns'a o. battle The Taylor house 10 occupied BY The
CORDS and the southern Mehodst church By the Army
o. West Virginia
rvssur ov rr prpua
me csvry ef, Winchester and followed the retrestng
enemy sariy cu Tuesday morning. As they advanced
they found the road lined with rebel straeaess who were
exhausted from bard travel poor fare Tha infantry
column left Winchester 80 four O'Clock tuesday mors
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