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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-16
Casualties in West Va. Regiment

Casualties in West Va. Regiments
AZ the Battle OF Cedar Crock.
October 10. lSG"l.
The following arc the casualties Of the 9th,
9th and llth West Virginia Regiments, at the
battle OF Cedar Creek, OH the 10Th day Of Oct,
1864: -....
FIFTH WEST VIRGINIA.
WIN. IIolcomb, L, flesh wound, left foot.
Sergt. James 5. Hamilton, y, lief, thigh, am
putated.
John Willis, L, left hand.
". T.. Barns, a, RICH, si'lc.
Jacob Brooks, \, left foot.
W. Il. Forbcss, A, head md forearm; died.
NINTH WEST VIRGINIA.
Daniel Harold, b, right leg.
j. II. Cummings, ~, left forearm.
Levi Jacks, II, left hand.
VIM. Gill, X, throat, fatal.
ELEVENTH WEST VIRGINIA.
John NJ. Williams, A, lief, hand.
Moses Price, \, left knee.
Vim. H. Griffin, a, hand and finger.
George Deems, \, conclusion.
J Jeremiah prc,tyman, 4. right leg.
A. NJ. Hclmick, c, lief, hand.
B., y. Smith,. c, neck. ("
John D. Collins, C,$neck. : I .
Benjamin Barns, c, right forearm.
II. J. Gum, D, both legs.
II. ~. Reynolds, confusion right leg.
J,hn W. Mayhem, d, right sidc.
Austin Anthony, +, head.
J. Melvin, +, arm.
Nathan Joncs T. RIGHT arm
C. B. Nuttcr. E, right hand.
Captain'F. B. S,odard, F, right leg.
II. G. Pringle, F, arm. :.
Win. p.,Watts, T, right foot. 81.
Daniel NJ. Wagle, I, right leg.
John j. Smith, +, left leg.
Scrst. James K. Elolson, G, concussion, back
Sergeant Lewis l.. Griffith, G, right side.
J. A. Williamson, Musician, &, left arm.
=. S. King, |, in head. =. =
Daniel Frill, i, killed.
Cash Fcrril, i, killed.
4. Phillips, 7, left breast and arm.
S. II. Cross, X, right hand.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-16
Rebel Account Of Earley's Stampede
Of the Richmond Enquirer.
NEw MARKET, Oct. y.

Of the Richmond Enquirer.
New MARKET, Oct. u.
Little | thought, ten days ago, when
I was writing about our cavalry from
this identical place, 10 which | am now
lust returned. that one Of the greatest,
if not the greatest stampede OF this war,
and Il stampede Of infantry, too, had yet
to take place. It is the most singular
affair that one can possibly imagine;
whole day ofglory and Il few minutes OF
shamc-a splendid beginning and a
monstrous end. We swept pickcts, hill
sides aud breastworks, and formed our
lines within the brcastworks, and camps,
with seven pieces Of artillery taken be-
fore they could fire three rounds, and
running foe before US. This clean sweep
was made by Kershaw's division and
that is the way We began our work
The enemy tries to rally on the left, but
| it is in vain We push on, and now We
hear the firing Of other divisions on the
right, which come in for their share OF
ii, and calamity, too. ,
Over hills, stone fences, across broad
fields aud thick woods the fighting goes
on as regular, as steady, rs if it had just
becuu, aud still it is now 3 o'clock we
have driven the enemy four miles, cap
turcd all the camps with everything in
them, spotted the ground with their
dead aud wounded, sent to the rear some
1900 prisoners, captured IS pieces Of
artillery, but the fighting still goes on
al,houg h We have stopped driving the
enemy, who is by this time pushed back
further than Middlctown on 1 line ex-
tending from the left of it.
All this is very we'll, but pending this
time another work goes on that is far,
very far, from being quite as good
The number Of our men plundcrlpS In
the camps increases every hour. The
provost guard carries of batch ofthem
to the front, but a large number oozes
out from the ground, which they soon
cover like one of the seven plaques OF
fErypt-the locust I should say. All
these men are SO confident that the
enemy is whipped thatthey only want
to secure their part Of the booty But
, alas war is game that two can play;
| The Yankees bring up a new line al
about one hour and quarter before
sundown. They push it to tho front
and our left. division (Gordon's) gives
way. They give way, yes, but that Is
nothing, God bless them. The best Of
men must give way sometimes but why
don't they rally2 say why don they
rally, for this is our only trouble and
misfortune on that Inflated 10Th Of
October. But sally they won't. Sec
them 90 back unconcerned, just as quiet ~,
liz as if nothing was the matter. ,Iney
! do not reply anything to officers; they
lust slip back with their muskcts poised
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Shcrman's Proposed Campaign

NEw YORK, Nov. l0.-Thc T'i"s">
Washington Special has the tol!owlnS:
The news concerning Shermaus pro.
"rammc in Georgia, which has been tel.
c:raphcd to the country from 4 Western
paper, will star,lc the public. Some Of
the facts had been known here. 1t is
Known that after Hood had gotten well
iu.o '.tlabama. some weeks since, and
after General Sherman had determined
that i; Was not necessary to use his entire
array for the pursuit Of the rebels, the
latter, with three corps, started back
from Northern Georgia, for atlanta.
His objective point vas boldly asserted
20 be Savannah, for which place it was
c;vcn out he would leave on the sth, the
Iay Of the Presidential election, having
first DESTROYED Atlanta. 1t was thought
he would touch at Macon, and would
reach Savannah iu q march OF twenty
five DAYS, The route is 200 miles, with
no rivers and few creeks Of Importance
to pass. and leading through the most
flourishing part of Georgia. MllIedge-
Vile, the capital of the State, could be
reached in six days. lie will have
rations for thirty days, and is expected
to find supplies and forage on his route
His force for this great march, will be
between 10000 and 1000 men, and he
will have large amount OF ordnance
and construction corps and pontoon
bridges. 49, ......, ',
There will, doubtless, be considerable
destruction Of property on the route;
and tens of thousands Of the hudd!ed
slaves Of Georgia will be freed and IN
corporated into our army. Troops nave
been sent FROM Atlanta to Tennessee,
and it is supposed will destroy bridges
and all important railroad routes. Rome
will be evacuated and damaged. We
will hold an outpost in Georgia, south o.
Chattanooga, which will be necessary to
guard East Tennessee. .s'
Hoods army, entire, is nearly five
hundred miles 10 the rear of Sherman
The. gallant General Thomas, with an
army, will take care of Hood in the alb
scnce of Sherman. lie will have abun.
daut force for this purpose, which will
be appropriately stationed. ,
General Thomas is already prepare
to 6:at Hood, who is somewhere in
Nor,hera Alabama, near feline Of the
Tennessee River. If Hood goes into
Western Kcntucky, he falls into trap
Look out for glorious news from Sher'
maa's army within thirty days, for with.
IN th,t time it will have made the grand
:nlitary march from the mountains to
the Atlantic seaboa.l. ......
This will be Que of the most extra.
ordinary campaigns Of the war. The
rebels have nothing in Georgia that can
oppose Sherman. They made tire,
meudous mistake in sending Hood to
Tennessee.
You will probably get your first news
81 Sherman at Savannah or Charleston
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Exchange of Prisoners.

New York, Nov. 10.-Arrangcments
for the release, by exchange, of 10000
Of our troops, prisoners in the South,
are complete, and but few days will be
required to fully execute them. The
Union soldiers have been transported to
convenient points. They will all be at
nome in time to eat their Thanksgiving
dinners under their own vine aud Gs
tree.
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Taxpayers, Take Notice!
OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE, |
SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT, ". VA. {

OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE, |
SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT, ". VA. {
NOTICE is hereby given to the Taxpayers
IN Of Kanawha County, that the Special In
come Tax rs prescribed by oil act approved
July 18th, 1861, is now due, and must DO paid
ut the times and places designated below, viz !:
At the office Of N. b. CoLEMAS, in Maiden,
the 23d inst, and at the store Of W. EAST
WOOD in Charleston, on the 9th inst.
On NIL who neglect this notice. the penalty
in said act will be enforced (Which
is 10 per cent. added). ,.
The September Monthly Tax is also due,
and must be. paid at the samo times and
places aboyc NAMED. n. 5. CokE,
. ....... "..-. Collector,
EWenJoro, Nov. 9Th, 1861. ID Dist. West Va.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-16

Among 500 prisoners captured by
Sheridan in Thursdays fight was a
Rebel Coloucl, commanding brigade.
When brought in he threw down his
sword at the feet Of the Provost Marshal
exclaiming: "Thc Coufederacy is gone
to hrN! The men won't light any more;
neither wilt l."
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-16

TIE ARrESIAN WE'LL OF GESELLE,
AT PAMS.-The boring Of this we'll by
the Mcssrs. Mulot occupied seven years,
one month, twcnty.six days, to the
depth of 1874! English feet. The
sound, or borer, weighed 10000 lbs
In May. 1887, when the bore had reach.
ed |, nc feet the great chisel and 262
feet of rods fell to the bottom; and,
although these weighed five tons, Mr..
Mulot tapped screw on the head Of
the rods, aud thus conncctiuG another
length to them, after fifteen months
labor, drew up the chiscl! On another
occasion, this chiscl having been raised
with great force, sunk at one stroke 81
feet 3 inches into the chalk
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..n;EA:T HIS.

HoF, Ills residence In this place, Wednes-
day evening, the 9th inst, JAMES C. AcfAHiAxS, Esoh
ono of the oldest citizcns Of Charleston. ''H''
RowS--Dicd, on Sunday evening, tho 9th Inst. at
suns,t near Caip White Of scurlet fever GEeRoE Wi
LIN Son Of James ". and Phoebe 4. Brown, ID the Sev.
cn,h year Of his age. ,-%!aEs = +Sfh- ~" -.
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THE JOURNAL i j
Charleston. West Vii, = -@
Wednesday Morning, Nov. 10.
News Summary.

The great event of the past week has
been the Presidential election and il.
has proved ono of the most glorious
victories of the war. The rebel or Cop.
perhcad army in the rear, has been
totally defeated by: the overwhelming
civil army of the Union, at the Ballot.
box. The popular majority for Lincoln
will exceed 100000. All the States
have gone for Old Abe except Kentucky,
New Jersey, and Delaware. Out Of 244
electoral votes, Mcclellan only gets 21.
The annexed arc semi. official maj rites
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ben tann. Seir. oft une jung p,I6s an RnSsn.
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NaH aNbrsfiirs, In bmtliGT SanbI6uFt;
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Gro65 Grunfs 2inis bon Gem 9ioroen uno
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Yorf, 9isa0in9, pctta0iue, Ge'
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Ct a s fir
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hasn, unS ss rrttStn bier Mot nur bic ssrStn.
6sn Grtifti, ale
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