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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

The New York Tribune congratulates It's
readers that New England ideas rule the
country. 1t is fact, and to it we owe the
present terrible condition of the nation
Those ideas have broken up the Union aud
destroyed the Government.
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WHEN Paynemads the recentraid upon
New Greek, he thought he would capture
several cases of Oysters consigned to Booth,
Battelle 4 Co. He failed, and the Oysters
reached here in safety. a Canned fruits, oys'
tiers, fine groceries, ETC., always on hand
and for sale ct the boat store, corner Mon
roe and Water streets.
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VIRcuIT CoURT.-The December term OF
'a's Court commences in this city on Tues
u'y next. Several important cases will
come up for a hearing, among othsrS u
presume, the trial of Cbas. Welles for the
murder of Hugh Clancy.
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New YoRK, Dsa
The mpnsy p nssssksss yss rather sarn~ =
CAT pr cent,
Stsrling-Sl, 094al ,09t.
Gold -fcnsrSopsaingstse26f2; advea-
cling to g "a. declining to q. 3o4 and cio-
sing q SAsit ssox i ,Aea1 nbeA
O. s. Skies 81, coupon, Sl,l34; Us. Five
Twentiss, coupon, SLOT; 2. 8, Tsa,F ostips,
oospc4 300 III q u ] d ! Y = Y
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PUB. Docs.-United States Senator P. g.
Van Wrinkle will please accept our thanks
for valuable public documents. ~ :Ttl
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YESTERDAY was a dark, cloudy, dreary
day, with a cool, drilling rain during the
afternoon. r..,
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General Lees Cavalry Raid.
New ORLEANS, Nov 2l.-The Era con-
tains details Of General Lees great cavalry
expedition, fully confirming previous res
ports a to its success. %. sa. 49,. -.
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/, CRY PoNT, Dec. General Gregg's cav.
airy was sent south this morning in recon
noissance the move is particularly to dis
cover if the enemy were moving troops
south. The following dispatch has just
been received in relation to it, :.
HEADQUARTERS ARMYsoF THE
PoTeMAc, Dec. l, 1864. s.
LIEUT.. GEN. GRANT: l have just heard
from General Gregg. His dispatch is dased
5.45 P. NJ. he reports having captured
Stoney Greek Station, which was defended
by infantry and cavalry in works with ar
tillery. He captured two pieces Of artillery
but had no means Of bringing them of, SO
he spiked them and destroyed the carriages
He had 100 prisoners, 8 wagons and 30
mules. He burned the depot, with 5000
sacks of corn, 5000 bales of hay, train Of
cars, q large amount of bacon, clothing, am
munition and other government stores, and
destroyed all the shops and public build
ings. The second brigade, General Gregg
commanding, had the advance, and is re-
ported 10 have most gallantly carried the
enemy's position. General Gregg is now
returning to camp. No information could
be obtained of any troops passing south
ward, either cavalry or infantry. -. H. y II
The bed of the Branch road from Stoney
creek was seen to be graded but no rail-
were laid. - d.,n.,4
At Duvals station, south Of Stoney creek
much property was destroyed, and large
amount o. railroad iron found, An effort
was being made to destroy it by fire wher
the staff officer who brought the dispatch
left. pe,. D.
The enemy showed signs of having con
centrated and were following, but the Officer
thinks General Gregg will be in camp by
midnight. Signed, I'd u,Ir
.-'1 & . = GEO. g. MEAD, ..
Major General.
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THE. ATTENTION OF COUNTRY MER
CHANTS. Il invited to the unusually large stock
of BOOTS and SHOES now in store and for sale
by Mcclellan Knox, at Is Main street. Prices
as low if not lower than any house in the city
Give them q call - = -. oct27-2m"
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Omcial Dispatchs,

wAsH1saios, Dec. 2GThe following dis
patch has been received at the. war depart
ment. -,s..,s ..,... .....,sFsJ
CRY PorNr, Va, Dec. LIST. 1864.
Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary Of Var. ~
The Richmond Examiner of to day admits
that Sherman will succeed in reaching the
sea coast; other papers admit that he has
crossed the Oconee. w -. la 80. !, -, I.
Signed, q. s. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
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s ass' E: '.s':s p
tern.
Bsttse-Hsavy sad II :
35al8c lbr Wsatsen asd 1880
). css.6.F1Fs $50
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. .4llss4F !. s.s.a-.-I. AZ ta, l. sss-4 led -,.a
ID yiAD5J ts'tnE %. -
.0Es QI5It :tH-f&'~t l.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

giks TGI bGs L3sil5s1 1-it = '~''' 10 -
90 d TsOA4 , j
,sa1i TeI15 q gI7ssls.Jo :
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p..<u,sr sttsntion il invited Of all the Wholesale
hvsrs 10 sbout 500 pieces Of all Wool Flsnnels Of all
coiors, strips and qualities, at the manufacturers
prices. is1,ssi 49,
rrp,sa. nat cssh, without discount. Goods de-
- 60 a chsrts within the limits Of The city. "
NOS q 1893 MAIN ST., CENTRE WHEELING,
I 81 JOHN R0EMER = co.
-rl - 3D. ess.t, o. f.;
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~ ~ gia.1eiss. lasssfls
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr. ]. Address All those who have fajgrsi them,
selves By improper indulgeBEeaee and soIi,sry b,h
its, which ruin both body and mind a. fttinc tLs-
Tor either buGinela, study. society q ulArris.r
EHRsE aro aoms Of the nd AID u1slaaeholy aa.rt,
produced By early habits q youth, VIZ. Weakness
Of Slight, LoS8 Of MusCcI sSsT, PAipitAIiou u The
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous IrritAbiity, Derapce.
meut d the Digestive Euncti0nA, General DtbiliiV
Symptoms Of Consumption, &C
TMEERALIE-The fearful ELECTS the mind Are
much 70 be dreadsd-Loa Of Memory, Coufasilp a
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Xvii FoTboius. Aver.
sion 20 Society, selfDlstrust, Love Of Solitude In
idity, &C., are some Of the evils produced.
THOUSANDS Of PeEBOns Of ali ages can noE judge
what IL the cause OF their declining hvalIh L..ns
their VigOr, becoming weak, pale, u-rTout AID
emacfated, having = singular appearance Atout ~
eve. eolEh and IYmPt0ns OF oonsusnption.
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Tin,Copper & SheetIron Ware,

HAVING increased my facilities for the uaanu-
IL faeture Of the above articles, am prepared
70 I'LL al orders promptly, and cheap or cheaper
than can be had at any other house IN the city. i
keep the latest patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
Coal, and win warrant every StoYe. am prepared
and will give such Jobs my personal attention.
epouting and entering Of all kinda always ON hand
Copper and Brass Kettles and Fruit oRnBoi the best
Kind also very cheap. Merchants and StheFH visit
ing the city viii dOWOll 70 give me call. ID
JezI D. y. CALDWELL
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coNDUoEEnH
Z L HITCH 0oO x
AT NO. Hs1< MAIN sTR1EF,
-1- zz CHnrnbroOlis BuIding.1
"opeu for Students day and evening.
T1HE purpose Of this fnstitution q to instruct
i young men land women tooJ IN the principles
which govern thecorrect transaction OF PeeuniaEy
buEinea4 in Aeeeqntantah ana its
BOOR-KEEPINGS
Etripped Of its absurd Terbiage and ancient pro.
lixity and infrieAcy, and adapted to the modern
mode OF doing business, especially In the United
State & the leading subject ofatpention. Its LAVE
who'll are a. exact, lnerring and tree from excep
ton as those Of natul6 and Comprised in very few
Words are first made familiar to the student, who
who q then conducted through aoOurBs of practical
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets Of books in great
variety 81 forms, till he thus acquires o mastery o.
theart which enables him to sPPly It With facility
to any kind Of business
A WRITING SCHOOL
IL open day and evening, attended by both ladies
end gentlemen, where, without entering for the full
course, good handwriting can be obtained ina
ARITHMETICs
and its application TO all mannsr Of
O0UNTNG-HoUsR CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de
tnands. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes or calculation not found in books
tending greatly TO the RbbreViAtion Of his work.
Thare & open TO the student also . eourseof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law 9ns
uGa9eG Finance, Banking and Currency; also maxim
Of eminent BudneSg Men in regard to the bes
methods of conducting business successfully an
INSTRUCTIONS in the above subjects are intersper
cd With uaaxinB and inculcatfonB tending to tn
formation Of high character Rs men and cittzenS.
The course Of instruction IL intended to be q
and thorough a. that Of any OF tie
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the stu
dent Il much less. -..-5 -.ilt
unknown to the officers Of the banks in Wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially to hiS students. =
TERMS, 60.
For the full course above indicated, including the
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping, the charge
Il 80, payable on entering. The time usually re-
qured for the course IL from two to three months;
but the student is not limited In time-he may
remain a. long, and return - often, As he Pleases
janT @ ." s-a--
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Dr. EtrfcAIand's BIeIinuOuS Cough Balsam Is var
rantOd TO cure Coughs, Colds, HOarsen.ss, Asthma,
WhOoping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and
all affections Of the Throat and Lung8.
For sale by Druggists- General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o..
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Reject that q sound mind aud body are the most
nOeessAry requisites 20 promote eounubial hayPi.
hoIs- Indeed, without these the journey throGEh
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospeet hour.
ly darkenS to the view; the mind becoInes shlcued
with despair and filled with the melancholy rs5se-
tion that the happiness Of another becomes pgaisd
With 0Wn
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

Re Nereutr o Nar,eor, -
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TRANSPORTATION.
BaItilnoEe 8 phioI RailFoad.
ID

oEyIn BAIETlEoaa ONO RAuRoID oa)
y WnE11EG 6EARIoH, Nov. s, 1SSkj
DAssENGER TRAINS VII run by the following
i Dohedlle on and AFTER Nov. 6th. 1854:
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Dr.. StFiok and,6 Pile Remedy has cured Thousands
Of the worst CASE Of Blind and Bleeding Piles. II
RiVaSiur1 EeIiet and fleets permanent cure.
Try Il directly. It is warranted 70 cure.
For Sale by all Druggists. Geusral Depot East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati,
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITY,
those suffering with loss q Appetite, Indigestion,
or Dyspepsia, Nervousness, and Nervous Debility
to use SricklandT Tonic II e. Vegetable prepare
ton, free from Alr1holie liquOFs; Il strengthens
the whole neTVuuE system; Il creates good
Appetite and IL warranted 10 cure Dyspepsia and
Nervous Debility. --
For sale By Druggists generally at 81 per bottle
Prepared by DR.. A Strickland, East Fourth street.
For ale By BREHTLINaER L DERRY; RED,
KRAFT Co; N'OABR.s KRAFT 4 CO.; LOGAN,
LIST 1 CO., M'LANB BROTHERS; Z. BOOKING;
O. ". GRAHAM, Wheeling, and By DruggiSti
generally,
oct 2l-dav1y.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION.
CorloVapP ~ go. 81, ) Il.1E.

- N-~~@NI Aa------ = @elH-H-N'
THKROKEE REArKDY, the sroAf indian Diurstse,
~ cures all diseAssg Of the urinary orEana, a1ek
- Ineoutinenee of the Urine, Inflammation Of TIE
Bladder, Inhaanation Of the Kidneys, Stone In The
BlldooEs Structure, eEETol, Gl0o2, adnoEEh 81 nd
b especially TecOmmO add in those cases " flour
AIbuB Tor Whites IN femAlea) where All the ola uaE-
SeOls medicines have failed, .--l raa-
~ II is prepared IN highly concentrated form,
the dose only being from one 70 two toaSpoOnEfu1l
three times per day.
Ell = dtuTOtic and alteratfve in It's aetion: pu-
FiyinR and cleaning the blood ea1sfng Il 70 h0U ln
Al Of its original purity aud VigoE thns removing
from the syStem al peTniciOuS causes which have
CHEROKEE INJECTION e Intended as an RIIy
Cr aASiEtant TO the CHEROKEE RRMEDY, Eand
should be used In conjunction With that medicine
in all cRSe6 OF GOnOTrhRa, elect, flour Albus or
Whites. Its effects are healing, soothing and dsuuI-
cent; removing all scalding heat ehOrdee and pain
instead Of the burning and almost unendurable pain
that e experienced with DoArly all the cheap qaAek
r. BY the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHkkOkkE lNJECIION-ths two medicines ~
the same dme-an improper discharges are reuaoV-
ed and the weakened organs are speedily restored
70 full VigOT and strength,
AS-FOr tull particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store In the country, or EFits us and We
will mail free TO any address, q full treatise
- Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, a. pSF bsftIa
or three bottles for IS.
/ Price, CHERoKEE INJECTION, - per bot
Tie, or three bottles for S.
GFsent By EIpreaJ to any address on receipt Of
ADrSOId BY all druggists everywhere.
DR.. w. R MERWIN 4 CO.,
Sole PTOprietOra,
mr17 d&Wly No. SO Liberty Str New York.
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YOUEG MEN
MARRIAGE

Married Roraous. or Young Men eonteup,,.-.
marriage being aWaEsOf physical UOAkno-- s.'-S
debility, deformitioS speedily cured ''sA@e
HsWho place. himself undar tie eHr. % n
nay T0tSiOosiy eOnAds IN his honor y. = Frp,i--''
and confidently rely upon his SKIN = ! phy.,.s--,
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ZXHZRRIZAII

All the Medical men and the Pres recommend
DR.. stTickland'S Anti Cholera Mixture as the only
certain remedy for DiarFhOa and DyBentsrY. It is
a combination % AstFi1EeutsS- AbsoEbent5, Etimu.
Tents and Carmlnatves, a6d i8WHFrauted 70 effect
cure amer all other means have failed
For sale BY Druggists. GensFAI Depot East
FOuTth strset, Cincinnati o.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY q certain prArtios
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently lsarnrd
from evil companions, OF ~ school, the edects q
which are nightly felts even When aaeep, AL Il rot
cured readers marriage impossible, and d=ssrOyu
both mind and body, should apply Immediately
What . pity that . young man, the hope q hI
country, the darling Of his parents, should he
8nAtched from AL prospects, and eujoyueuts OfIfs,
by the consequences Of dsviating from The Path q
nature Andindulging in certain secret EabII sub
peFBOns MUST, before contemplating
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Losd,,
9EadnAtS nom one Of the mott eminent Collegs. II
has been Gpent IN tia hospitals of LOpdoD -.
PhflAdslphiA5 and elsewhere, has effected - =
the most astonishing eure8 that we're evsr kp-g-r.
many troubled with ringing in the head sBd -,
when aSleePs great neTVOusness, being slsrrs.I !.
sudden sounds, bA1hfulnoGs, with frequent blu.t,-
attended sometime with arrangement Of uind -
n.lI.-.. LEI-E...l.n.l.- -.
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III" GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE
COMPOUNDED PROM
Curei

A NUNPAILIEG CURE for EpermatoEEhm SEMI
IA nal Weakness, Nocturnal EmfIsions, and an
diseases caused by self pollution; such - Loss Of
memory, Universal LAS5itude, Pains in the Back,
Dimnsss Of VtHion, Premature Ola Age, Weak
Nerves, Difficulty Of Breathing, Trembling, wake
falness, Erupti0ns on the Face, Pale Countenanes
Insanity, Consumption, and an the Dlreful com.
plants caused by departing from the path Of na-
tuTe-
n This medicine Il q simple vegetable extract,
and one on which ali can rely, - 4 has been used
in practice for many years, and With Thousands
treated, it has not failed In single instance. ItB
curative powers have been sufficient 70 gain victory
over the most stubborn case.
TTo those Who have tEihed with their eOnsti-
tuition, until they think themselves beysnd the
reach Of medical AID, We would say, DESPAIRHOu
the CHEROKEE CUBE viii restore you 70 health
and vigOr, and AFTER all quack doctors have fAedi
II For full particulars, get Circular from any
Drug Store in the country, write the ProPetOrE,
who will mail tree 20 any one desiring the same,
full treatise in pamphlet form.
Price, 81 per bottle OF three bottles for 8,
and forwarded BY Express 70 all parts q the world.
AS-sOld by All respectable druggists everywhere.
DR. W, =. MERWIN Co,
.-----.,. "a Sole Proprietor.
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NO. ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. once
No. 1, Mcclure House, being the ONCE formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april
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BAL MORE LOCI HOSPITN
!. .. .49 &c. e Z 1sI1Ool ,lOE
vi OULV PLAOE W"V
CURE Gan RE OB9AIEED.- =


nkJ0HNETOE HABDIBOOVRRmTm,,
u cSEtatly sposdg an4 DAILY Rfscfussi = LII
b TIE world @ an RfiVatg D.. ~ --lnedy
- 80 - Laos, tElIS.s AGsctto1, 81 -, q
POtSney, Ge1Gal DSbIllly, Nerve - = 90, In.
Langl0rs LgT Spirit, ConfnIio1 Of - q PSpea
Son g ne Heart, Ttmiity, TronblilE pssnlpta.-
Aoss OF skin, Affections Of the Liver Lar sl9aa
och O. B0Wd8-thoss TOrrIbls disurIsrS ston.
ths soltAEy Habits q YCGth-thOss GlcEEI - "a
fary practices more fatal % their Vicffa, 49, soi
song Of syTonl 20 the MAFinsES Of ulyl,e. bI5sLs
thoir most brilliant hopes OF anticfpafio,s
hg nHETia8A s. iuIpOlSIbIs. 'saasr-
YoUEG MEN
W ~, VIE have eeeVRo The Viettms Of so,,-,
1nAAY gHesps - a. unfimaly grave thou-,. - -
HOung Men q the most eEAlted talents M 80. q
nteLleet' Who might OthoEgtSo have oatraSes1 ~
teninE senAteA with the thundeEu Of eIo.lus,s- u
UaEed 70 ecstasy the living Tyre, may All Vii q
MARRIAGE
Married Rersous, or Young Men eontemr,,.-
marriage, being aUaroOf ply seal UoAknos- -s,---s
debility, defOTmitioa speedily cured '''sA4e
He Who place. himself undar the elra % n
nap FehgiOOsiy eona4s IN his hODoE - Esn,,s.,''
ana nnaenilS rely aP0n bis skin - Physici.l
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
ImmsdiAtSIy cured and Pan GisOr Restored
This Distressing Adecfion-Whieh reuders 1 H..
Marriage tmPoGtble-is The penalty paid by ~.
victims Of improper indnlgences- Young persar, a.,
the dreadful consequent that may eusur A.
Who that understands the subject will tret--i =,
deny that the power Of proeTOaton b Loaf sooner -
those falling into improper habits than b. ~. -
dentl BeGides being deprived e the pleAsurs .,
healthy onsPring, the mn1t serious aud dsstrpt,r.
symptoms 70 bOrh body and mind arise. The 49,.
boeome9 deEnnEod, the Physical and Mental Tupo
tion1 eakened, Los Of PrOcFeAtiVe Power Neryop,
1rritaoality' DySPepGa, PalPitatiOu Of the Hsart
!taig estlon' Con1tltqttonnl Debility, wasting ;
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay aud Deaf
ONCE, No. 2 South Frederick ST
o- nm, ~ snS H N, SHltnoEe street asu
and numboT.
Lstters must b paid AID contain . Siam n.
Doctors Diploma hangs IN his once Az
A CURE WARRANTED In TWO DAYS.
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The State Convention at Madison

The Democratic State Convention or.
gained a, Madison on the 22d uls. The
following gentlemen were elected delegates
10 the Chicago Convention:
State a. Larqs-Geo. II. Paul, Sat
Clark, Geo. B. Smith, NJ. NJ. Cothren.
First Congressional Disriet-E. G. Rv-
an, rhos. falvey.
Second Dissrict-John Winans, A. G.
Cook.
Third Distriet-Cha.. G. Rodolf Pbi,o
Or,op.
Fourth Disric.-D W. Ma.on, II. n
Smith
Fifth Dtsnicl-E. W. Enos, John Par
ksr.
S'rth District-Wm. T. GALLOWAY, S.
J.. Powers
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
State at Large-Tbeodore Rodolf Ran
dsl! Wilcox.
J. w. Webster Of kenosha county,
q. I Thorn, Of Jefferson,
S Trpp, Of Sauk,
I. w. Horn, Of OzGukee,
Chas. Morgan, Of Winnebago,
II. I. lImsey. Of Ia Crosse
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Fighting Near Lynchburg-The Fed.
erals Repulsed.
New York, June 9!

NS" ON, Juuo
The Lynchburg Republican, (rebel pa
per) of June 2O,h says: "On Friday
Crook anG Avc-ill reached position nea,
what is known as the Quaker Church, on
the Salem turnpike, four miles from the
ti.y on the left of our lines where a con-
siderable skirmish occurred with our cav
airy under Imboden. In the fl b. the
enemy gained some advantage, owing to
the loss OF our lines. they giving way be-
fore a charge of the Yankees. 1t was
promptly checked BY our infantry, and
they retired to their original line beyond
the church.
son Saturday morning at day ight the
heavy booming of cannon on our left and
centre told that the fight had begun, and
many believed that general engagement
was progressing. 1t was soon ascertain
ed, however, that it was only an artillery
duel, and up to l O'clock infantry was
brought into action Shortly after this
time the rapidity of the discharges increas-
ed, and sharp rattle Of muske,ry min.
gle1 with the roar Of artillery. About
this time the enemy advanced in two lines
of battle to capture the outer ntrench-
men,s on the left Of the turnpike, but were
repulsed. Again they were rallied to The
clarge ard again driven back with consid
cradle loss. Forty of their killed were left
on the field and some twenty prisoners.
Including killed and captured their loss
was a, least 250-possibIy 300 on the
entire lne. 1t was ascertained that the
enemv's loss was IS in killed on Saturday
night.
The battle ground is on both sides Of
the Salem turnpike about two and a half
miles southwest Of the city.
"A5out l2 o'clock, the enemy on our
extreme right and cen:rs, opened heavily
with artillery, but, after fierce duel Of
two hours, the enemy was silenced and
driven from the field,
"There was a repor, on Saturday night
that we had captured five pieces OF artill.
cry, but we were unable to learn whether
it had any foundation or not.
GA body of the enemy's cavalry made
demonstration on Saturday on our ex-
trelne right, on the Lexington turnpike,
about five miles from the city, but were
promptly met by some Of our cavalry and
easily checked.
"Our friends at 4 distance may rest as
sured that Lynchburg is as safe now As it
would be were there not Yankee within
thousand miles Of the city.
"a general engagement was anticipa>
ted on Sunday. a scout arrived here on
Saturday nigh. and reported that body
of Yankee cavalry, 7G0 strong, had passed
Alexander's Mill, three miles this side Of
Campbell Court House, on Saturday even
ing. moving in direction south Of the
railroad. 1t is presumed ,ha. they are en-.
deavoring to Gu: the road again. Anoth-
er scout reported "a body Of 900 Of the
enemy's cavalry moving on the Wards
Bridge road, in the direction of Danvile,
with the supposed intention oftappng the
Richmond and DaEvlle road.
"Unofficial informs alton states that the
Yarkees, under Hunter, were overtaken
in their retrea, TO Liberty, and large
number captured"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-07-01

FIsuING EXTRA oRD1sARY.-A an off
set to the losses by fire, the I" trap nets y
between here and Two Rivers are taking
fish enough to pay nearly all the damages
sustained by the confagrstion. Many of
the nets are so full that the fish are taken
out without raising the "pound," some-
thing we believe, which never before oc.
Cured in this or any other vicinity. Out
of charity for those who do not know what
"pound is, we would inform them
that i. is square net, IS feet square and
from 90 to so deep. holding about 200
barrels of fsh-a place where fish can get
&c, thus ia. and no farther" ill they take
the Comet. We visited several of the
nets lately, and are prepared 20 believe
any fish story afoat. At WoosrER's
double net they are packing from 40 to
IS bbls. per day. At Bates, SMOKES,
EGGzRs, and BERsKR's, about %. Two
or three weeks more of such "run will
make them Indifferent to The price of gold.