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MY friends and the public will give credit however.
fo- having struggled long and hard agans, the universal
depfecate the credit currency
The advance made not enough to cover with gold
rates. Should remain where II 10
higher further rise in prices must be made In any
however intend heretofore 70 sell better article for
less than IT can be bought for els where.
circular with engravnGs Of all the sizes, STYLES ana
present prices will be ecept OF ieter postage
ADDRESS A. MORTON, rs Maiden lane, New York
New YORK July H. 1864
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Deafness, Catarrh, and all Disc ases Of
Ear Throat Air Passages successfully treated ~
DRS LIGHTHiLL, 81 St Marks place
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Commercial intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Pending the result OF the parliamentary debate funds
the 9Th were dull, and fractonally lower The de-
mand for discount was moderate; ,,. y,v a ,ss.
American securities nominal, without sales
Consos closed Friday, July 8, soi& 0Ox.
THE PARIS BouRsE.
PARIS, July 0-P. n.
me Bourse closed frmer. Renies 66f. l5c
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
The weekly report Of the Liverpool cotton market was
published in the HERALD yesterday morning. -Ep
HERALD
LIVERPOOL. July ., 1894
In the Manchester market prices still advancing
LIVERPOOL BREADsrurys MARKET.
Richardson, Spence Co, and Bgland, Athya 4 Co.,
report -four dull and tending downward Wheat easier,
red southern So. Cd S. 3D.; white western, ss cd.
o.; white southern, So. Cd. 9s. I'd. Corn quiet, a.
30s 3D. for mixed
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.
Gordon, Bruce h Co. report beef firm. Pork active,
and Is. Is. higher Bacon firm, and Is. higher Lard
tends upward, and Cd. better. Tallow dull ana un-
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers Circular reports ashes easier with sales
and IL. Is Cd. lower, closing nrmer and the decline
partially recovered odiec dull Rice quiet and steady.
Cod OIL no sales. Rosin inactive. Spirits turpentns
Boult English and Brandon report:-Petroleum quiet
and steady; refined 2s. Id. D. "a.
LONDON xASKsrs.
LONDON, July Q. 1854.
Baring's Circular reporis:-Brcadstuns steady Iron
duh and unchanged. Sugar tends upwards, and prices
trinc higher Coffee quiet and steady. Tea tends up.
ward Rice inactive. Spirits turpcntne dull Rosin In
active Petroleum active Al q. 2kd. % Sd. for re-
fined Lnseed oil stll declinng sales at ais Cd. Lin
seed cakes rmer Talow still declinng sales q 4os 3D.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LrvERPooL, July 90. ?. N.
CorroS to-day 90 900 bales. Yesterdays sales
were also 900 bales The market excited and prices
are "a higher Included In the sales to-day 10 900
bales 10 SPECTATORS and exporters
BREApsruus steady snd unchanged.
PROVISIONS nrm.
SUGAR still dvnncina.
PRopUcE quiet and steady.
LONDON, July Q, 1894.
Consols. for money, 9oh o0x.
Illinois Central shares, ~ 40 discount. Erie shares As
HAvRs, July 8, 1894
CorroS.-salcs OF the week. 16 900 bales Market firm
and tending upward. with an Improvement in the fine
qualities. New 0rcansg,e odinasre, ssof do Ias. sTbr
stock, SO 900 bales.
Breads,uns tending downward weather favorable for
tina crops,
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Murray, Eddy u Co.-CovIngton, Ky.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 437-Juy 10, 1864
80, oil, So, 20, G, 81, 5. 3d. Sc. Ia, Al, g.,
KENTUCKY, CLASS 43s-Juiy 10. 1894
e., 81, 81, 8, ~, "a, 81, Ii, rs, 50, 62, 2J4I
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All Going to the Country, Even for .
dsy should c.ry With them the French oosnae Bers"
Of g. STEINFBLD, 20 Nassau street. which 10 pre-
veusve OF fever and aeue, sickness dyseusery sAs
summer complaints female debility. &c.
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DIR. MarshnIl's Cntarrh SnuH opens
aud purges out all distractions In the head Try H.
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Great Curiosity.-smieh q Blaks's
line OF Ties at Is cents gents Lace CrAvats so cents
Linen Coisfs - rs dofen so Broadway, large ators
corner Of white street.
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What IL the difference between giving lady ut
Taylors and bottle OF the Night Blooming Cereus Pha-
Ions. One Is merely ice present; but the other
IL an uncommon nice present.
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Boots, SHOES, BaImorals, Ssc.--AiI styles,
nj present cost prices FERRIS SON. Bootmakors, 81
Nassau and 694 Broadway.
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Avoid the DRAFT
by volunteering in Company G. Lindsey Blues for hun.
dred days Apply 70 H. LOWELL, comm andng Com
pany g City Gusrdroom, 654 Broadway, Bond street.
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And Thousa nds Of Families arc Buy.
ing wOLCoTfs Instant Pain Annihilator. Always gives
instant relief Sold everywhere Small bottles Is cents;
large 81.
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An Indispensable Toilet Article.
MADAME LEwENBRRa;s
PAsrTLLEs DE FLORENCE
- no cosmetics II is delightful, cooling substitute for
soap ceansss and purfes the skin and healthy
hue on me compleron removes redness, pnpes
and for krysipelas II Is infaibs remedy.
1sst 5, an dat 500 Broadway.
CAuTIoN.--None genuine without the signature.
O. LEWENBRR0.
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"A Perfect Hair Dye-Msiter's, only SOC.
- box Try n ssd By I'll Druggists Dspot 90 Dey =,
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If You Want the Course or True Love
run smooth sprinkle II with PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOM.
ING CEREUS and you will distance all competitors
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We PqbIish To-day,
Inn MISTAKES AND rAILunE9
TEMPERANCE REFORMATION
@pp, crown 70. Prsos ~ csnta Seat By nall -
paid. for the price. MASON BROTHERS,,
Ma 10erssr ssrsoA .
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Martins Life Cordial IL the Best Re-
NEEDY known oil stomach and Bowel complaints, and
soothing cordial for children II always cures.
DEMAs BARNES 4 CO., Agents for New Yogh.
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The Europa at Halifax with
Two Days Later News.
Disraeli'S Csnsure Motion Lost in tho
House Of Commons but Approved
In the House Of Lords.
Exciting and Tumultueus Scenes In
the Commons.
Resignation OF the Danish
Ministry.
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN THE REBEL LOAN.
The Steamship Yeddo Not q
Privateer.
Movements Of the Kcarsarge
and Niagara.
.~>~~>~~>~~~~o~~ee~~~~~>
4The Grea. Eastern Taking In the
Atlantic Gable,
Esa, 6e~ ~
Movements Of the Kcarsarg,
and Niagara.

HALIFAX, July ~, 1854
Tho steamship Europa, from Liverpool July Q, via
Queenstown July TO- arrived here at nine O'Clock this
evening.
Her advices two days later than those by the Da
Caascus at Farther Point.
Among the passengers by the Europa are Lieutenant
Ke and others. OF the pirate Aabama's crew, and also
neveral Of the Of the Kappahannock, for Halifax.
Lieutenant Prebe Of the Kearsarge and Captain Gerrsh
and family, Of Of the ships burnt by the Alabama
who were sixty days on board the Alabama
July II the Europa passed the City OF Cork, lat 81
Eon. IL. July IS passed the Afrcs lat. 81 Ion. &C.
The Europa left Liverpool at eleven A. N. of the 9th
he has forty -four passenger for Halifax and seventy
khree for Boston.
The Europa sails at two O'Clock tonight for Boston,
where she will be due on Thursday afternoon
The Scotia reached Liverpool at three o'clock on the
lnorning Of the 9th Of July.
Tho City OF Washington reached Liverpool early on the
9th Of July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20

frauds Poudre Subtitle UprOots Hafx
from low fo-ehsads any part Of the body; 81 a ~
depot, ass Broadway; mailed, 81 80
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wigs, Toupses, Hair Dye, Hair Dysana
and Moldsvis Cream, for eesutifyins The Aaix y. 4
RArCHELORS s. IL Bond street.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Caledonia-Mr Samuel Berne. Alex
McRonald NJ ss Mckechied. Geo Pullman Miss A White.
Ions Morrow, Mrs Morrow family and servant; Mrs
mIliar Mr. Barkey, Mr. Reid Mrs g Underwood Henry
wood, Miss bsgey Mr. Bell lady family and servant Rev
Ed Coman. II Levy Mr. Patton and family.
MISUNDERSTANDING Edinburgh MCGUIRE. A France
ny ckmann IL Reford, G Ballie, w Broadhurst, j
Jones, J Jones, O'Donad, s O'Donald Mr. Woods
lady, Wanizer Budd. Stuart, G Hayes StF Muir.
head Loughlan. J Bannermann, Miss Powell. Mr.
Painter. q WATT Geglebmann VIM Millar, Miss Craw
FORD, Miss Moore-and 407 in the steerage
MISUNDERSTANDING Northern Lght-Mrs Robin and
two children. Mrs Peck and infant, Atkinson and
lady, DIR Barrent, L l. Baker and lady Harvey
sister HsTurnhem lady child aud Jas Devan,
Mrs Chas De Ro and daughter. z Weed and lady, o
Lanscom and family Mrs IGreele, Miss G Pearce,
Falls and family. Pepper. Mrs Collins Mrs Joannard
and daughter, Mrs Macarrie, Warren Gaillad Mrs
Loring, G Maxwell. B Ortll Mrs Rutherford, Cliff
ford, Mckenzie Miss Lichstein Mrs Q Weymouth
and three children Miss Ellen JsDean Miss Geddss
Coane, . West, 4 Bonan and lady, Webb, Mrs
Bond J Elder. Levi, Jacobs, r Furstensta A de
stoutz, Mrs u Osbon and child. Miss Osbon, b Lee.
gay. Elkins. Mrs Boole, Lews'and family Mrs W
Mrs de Goughi Almy, Freed and lady Geo oveioy,
Mrs J @ Price J s Deem g Chaplin and lady. Mrs L
Downs and three children. II l. Nelson. IL Keefe, Per-
shaker Ino Stagg Miss West Davis lady and child
Mrs e Ryan and three children Allen, w Hilton,
Died.
McINyEs.-At Hudson City, NJ j., on Tuesday July 10,
Of consumption JEssY wife Of John McInnes, Of No. u
Nassau street.
Notice CT tho funeral in to-morrow's papers.
(For other Deaths see Eighth Pdgel
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Mosquito Nets.
PATENT PORTABLE CAuoP1Bg,
AtKELTY's, $50 Broadway.
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Cherokee Medfcines.-Every Reader OF
this is requested to send their address 20 or our
80 page pamphlet civ interesting and valuable nforms
ton to both seYes male female We send In called
envelope, free. Address DIR. w. r. MERWIN CO., -
liberty street, N. Y.
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A GARD.

Owing to the enormous advance the price not only 81
the precious metals but Of other cemmody ind
pe~sbe TO continue longer sale Of my Pens ut old
rates This regret exceedingly had hoped to continue
without change but having gold present fab0
lous prices this ID no longer possible.
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CrIstndorO's Hair Dye, Preservntivs
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No. Aston HousA
The dye applied by skilful artists
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No More Gray Hair or Baphness-Forty>
DIR. GRANDJkAN, Aston plaon
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HtChest Prem ium L ock Stitch SEWING
Machines WHEELER & WILSON, 625 Broadway
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sleeve Buttons-New styles.
Two three four, Ave seven, eight 10 twenydvs Assee
For sale BY q. @. ALLEN, No. A6 Broad0ay, -
door below Canal street.
Store closed Saturdays ~ O'Clock
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sfx shirss for go.
SIX GOOD SHIRTS FOR Sl1
ZINE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
T. W. MOODY, IFS Broadway, Howard Hoe19
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Nervous and virulsnt Dfseases sn1
Physical weakness asng from Specific Causcs-Nsw 80
reliable trcatment-in reports Of the Howard AssoctaiQ
letter envelopes free Of charge Address ID
skill Houehten Howard Association, No South MfnA
street. Philadelphia, Penn.
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ss.ooO:-A Good Ops~sns IN tho Fse~-,
Feed and Hay Trade Rent mode - Iseuirs Il n r
sMorwKLIA u Asas.,A BSooxiyp.
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Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CAYARRH,
cATARRn OF THE TYMPANIC MUcOUY
MEMBRANE DISTRACTIONS OF THE
EUSTACnIAN TUBE
CURED.
CROSS EYE sTRAIoHrENED IN ONE MINUTE

And disease Of the Eye and Ear requiring either -
his consulting rooms SIG Broadway, Twelfth stresl
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WIN. Kn abe Is Co..,
GRAND AND sQuxRs PIANOS

Testimonials Of excellence RSosn rSalbsrA GotssNsA
promptly sent application
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The Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

Bosror, July 10, 1884.
The following Is the weekly statement Of the condition
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COrns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints. and
all diseases Of the Feet cured by DR.. zACHARlE, 10
Broadway.
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when children are afflicted with dyseniery and dtarAaA
Mrs. wrNsLow's sosshins syrup safe ssd certain -
medy. no, only relieves the osd from pas, sns rs>
iass the stomach and bowels scdy gives 49,
ana energy TO the whole SYSTEM Mothers roo vaaus -
Iva. and health Of -FOUR children fail V procure
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The Emperor has gone 10 vichy
The weekly returns OF the i,anK OF France show
decrease OF one million francs 10 cash
the konfsr announces the satisfactory adjustment Of
cha questions between France ana Morocco.
n noasss was dull. Rsnsss 06f Toe,
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The judgment OF the supreme Court upon a certorari
TO review summary proceedings for the recovery Of
land. In the OF McAllister The Albion PLANK
Road Company selden, asa the same Court held that
an appeal would not lie from the judgment OF the
prsne Court on an appeal from decision Of County
Court IN regard TO the change OF location OF plank
road togate but the decision placed upon the
guge OF the act 10 provide for the Incorporation Of plank
road companies, passed May 1s47 which by section 81
declared the decision Of the suSeme Court 10 DO nnaI
and not upon section al OF the Code upon the theory
that writ Of error was the mode OF obtaining 70.
view The same conclusion, and for the same reason,
expressed In the matter OF Canal and Walker
q Herman, 4o6 ln the OF the People w. stlwel
the REALTORS applied for certorar 70 defendants who
we're appointed commissioners under act Of the Legs
asre passed April II, 1854 70 provide for the continue
snce .. rn.ousn Avenue from me CITY Inc OF brooklyn 70
Justice Brown. and the order made by him affirmed The
REALTORS appealed. Comstosk j. said"The writ OF
the classification Of remedies contained nhe Code OF Pro-
cedure The rna order In such proceedings be ap.
fccds q IL sub'd 81 Alshoush the sopssl was ds.
was upon the ground that the order dscre
tionary Comstock saying rurther" that Court, in.
affirmed the proceedings Of the the legal
merits Of those proceedings would have been involved in
me ana gee no reason 70 doubt that an appeal
70 these cases 70 show that the Court Of Appeals under
section IL OF the CODE claimed aud asserted appellate
!urisalcton N special proceedings on appeal, although
the peculiar circumstances OF the cases except benjamin
vs. Benjamin. prevented their application Of the res 70
exercise o. s sSe tSo.Gs cases nowsyer We na the
nerctoiore existed, set at rest In Hyatt vs. Secey
kewan o2) an application had been made by petition TO
the supreme Court, under the statute TO compel spe
cine performance BY infant heirs Of contract for She
SAFE o. land made by thor ancestor The Court Of Appeals
hed tna an appeal would he from order made on sucn
an application. eelden J. said, ssrhs first Question
which this case presents whether the order from whlch
the appeal taken appealableu The code, section II
gives 40 appeal u this from final order asosin9
suossantai right made In q special proceeding. AnA
iur'nsr the whole psocssaAs peculiar and unknown
20 our courts except BY spsc statutory provision aad
s therefore appropriately described BY the term special
proceeding IN the Of the people On rel German
ars tne Beard d raoe Il Abbott. sIl the defendants
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BRANDRETH's PILLS

Sold at No. Onion Square and by al deaisrs.
observs-B. BRAyDBETH must be the governnsso
Principal ONCE 294 Canal street. New York.
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To Paper Manufacturers.
s sssa saS Fsp H. g Be ad FL
II You Want tho Course or True Love
run smooth, sprinkle it with PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOM.
ING CEREUs. and you will distance all competitors
and bottle Night sioo@as It Pns
onss One Is merely common ice present. but the other
10 an uncommon nice present
Murray, EDDY = cC e Ky.
s. s T. y = ); q 81 j. e.
z. Il. simme. & Co.-CovinSton. Ky.
% SHELLEY Extra Class al-Juy 10, 1864.
- = Gas. HD' sss,Jupy 10 1884 - - o.
Sc, IA, 70, se, 2s, IL. 5O As, Al, IL, s, 3.
France. Eiiss & Co.-Managers.
LIBRARY, EXTRA CLASS ls7-July 10, 1864
g. 49, "a, 80, 81 !, Al, &C; :, 20, 81, 50.
40, 10, 70, 81, Y, Is, 81, Sc, so, 70, IL As.
omc,al cire.l.rs N shelby College Lot
Post once. ~ ~" '0'.
Prize. Casned I'm All Leg~lfxed Lotto
Ts. and siS IN ssn BENJAMIN
Royal Havana Lotsery.-s5 per cent
premium paid for prizes Information Furnished; the
Silver. TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, 10 Wall street, n Z.
Prizes Casned in the loyal Havana
aud oil legal zed AZ io,terie.
No. "a Pine street, T.
Prizes Cashed In all leg iized Lotteries,
and Information given by j. cLUrR, Exchange ofce i7e
Lottery Prizes Cashcd. Information
sent J. r. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall street. room 8, N. Y.
given, JOSEPH BATES. Broker II Wall st, room No l.
At asa broadway, below GRAND. eour-
AUDS depot can be had the Italian Mcdicated Soap
move tan. freckes erupons sunburns redness sallow
A Tag for shipping wooden Ware,
il5 Chambers street.
An Infaliible Remedy for Gray HAIR
HoYTs Hawatha HAIR Restorative No 10 University
place, New York.
And Thousa nds OF Families arc Buy.
ing woLc9TTs Instant Pain Annihiiator. Always gives
instant relief Sold everywhere. Small bottles 70 cents;
An Indispensable Toilet Article.
MADAME LEwENBERas
cosmetic; is delightful COOLING .u soknsG u.
seansss and purfnes the skin bsstows healthy
md g. kyspshi ini.Ss rsmsss p Yol s:is 81
Q. LEwENBRR0.
Avoid the DRAFT
BY Company Lindsey Buss for one hun
dred days Apply X n. LOWELL, comm andng Com
pany G. City Gusrdroom 6H Broadway Bond street.
second floor.
A Great Curiosity.-snish & Biaks's
Inc Of Ties q esns; genss Lace crava.s 50 cents;
corner Of white street.
A. a. Refrigerators nj Less than Cost,
NJ X. d. BASsFORDS. Cooper institute Building. Come
one, all, sec for yourselves.
BAD Breath.-How Many Lovers nc
has separated-bow many friends fer parted To
eject . radical cuse ase the BALM or THOUSAND
bsau6es The ermpsxon. Prizes 70 esnt For sale b. On
druggists
Address GO smoksrs.-PoIlak & Son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-07

we have information direct from Hagers-
town, TO the effect that on Tuesday afternoon,
at o'clock, a rebel squad, consisting of fifteen
cavalrymen, commanded by Lieut.. Sharer,
formerly OF Martinsburg. Va, entered that
place.
This force appeared to be a accommodating
party, and they had only been in the town a
few moments when a detachment of regular
cavalry from Carlisle, Pa, commanded by
Lieut. Mclean, dashed into the place.
brief cavalry fight Immediately ensued in
the streets Of Hagerstown, which resulted in
the rebels being driven out of the town with a
loss OF a lieutenant and two privates taken
prisoners
About half hour after this fight the rebels
again entered the town. their forces consisting
OF cavalry and mounted infantry. Lieutenant
Mclean of the Union cavalry finding his force
too small to cope with the larger number of the
rebels, he slowly fell back to the Pennsylyania
Line, carrying with him his prisoners.
The rebels, after entering the town, set to
work to destroy the telegraph wire, but they
Lad made no demonstration against the rail.
road when our informants left They also
piundered many Of the stores, but seem to have
adopted different plan from the one they pur-
sued last summer, as they now make no dis
function between rebel sympathizers and
Cnionists. Many OF the rebel citizens, perhaps
anticipating this treatment, ran their horses
into Pennsylvania.
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BAKERS CAVALRY SEES SIGHTS ON THE
WILSON RAID-A SPIRITED ACCOUNT

BAKERS CAVALRY SEES SIGHTS ON THE
WILSON RAID-A SPIRITED ACCOUNT.
The following was received yesterday from
a sergeant in Bakers list District Of Columbia
cavalry:
CAMP 1sT ID. T.. CAVALRY, Near Giles
Landing, Bermuda Hundred, July 4th, lS64.-I
returned from raid on the Richmond and
Danville railroad, with but I've men, all that
was left Of company A, on the 25th. 1 was the
only sergeant who escaped; all the old boys
are in the rebs 'Donnell, McHugh,
Hammer, and the others, thirty -four in num-
Der. The way it was done was this: We &C.
companied Brig. Gen. Wilson, 12,0U0 strong,
and Id pieces OF artillery, and tore up sixty
miles Of railroad, burned Ia depots, besides
our hands on, clean into Weldon, N. g. We
did not meet with any opposition Of any ac-
count until our return, ana within four miles
of our lines on the Petersburg road, where we
had made tw successful raids before. Here.
unbeknoWn 10 us, Lees right wing was lying,
and before we knew it the whole of them had
surrounded US, both on the front and rear
roads by which we could get out, and the rebs
had possession of both. Our boys fought them
every way like demons, they charged and
charged, but could not get out The last charge
I led them-all the officers having gone under
it was terrible charge, but like the others, it
self and the devil for us ALL" / had at that
time i6 mules, II horses, and three mares, be.
sides any quantity ofnegrees, buggies, wagons,
&c, &c, at least $4,000 worth Of stuff, but
had to leave it all, and was thankful to get Off
with my head. The last seen OF company
they were between body Of rebel infantry and
cavalry, fighting like the devil, but they had
to cave. The LIST ID. 9. cavalry lost IL ofic GERS
and 4S men in that raid; company A losing "a
men and officer.