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From the Rev. Thos Winter. d. D.. Pastor of Rox6or-
ough Baptist Church

From the Rev. Thos Winter d. D.. Pastor of Roxbor
ough Baptist Church.
DR.. Jacison:-Dear Sir:-I feel it Iac to vour excel
lent preparation, Ho0and Gernuu Bicrs 10 add nv cs-
tmoay the deserved reputation il has obtained have
for wears, nj tines been troubled with great disorder in
my head a1d nervous system was advised by friend
try bottle Of your German Bittcrs did So and have
experienced great and unexpected relief: my health has
necu very materially benefited confidently recommend
he article whore ueei with cases similar to nv own and
have been assured ts many Of their good Effects
Respectfully youts. T. WrNrjE, Roxborough, Pa.
From Rev J. Herman of the German Reformed Church
kutztown, Ecrks County, Pa.
Dr. c. jackson Respected Sir-I have been troubled
with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years and ha, never uScd
any medicine that did much good as HootianI's
Bitters am ve-y much improved in health, after hav-
ing taken five bottles.
iours with respect, ]. 5. HERMAN.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFElTS.
See that the signature of '.C. n. Jackson is on the
Wrapper of each bottle
PRIC T..
Single Bottle One Dollar, or HhifDOa for 50.
Should vour nearest have the article
lie put off by the intoxicating preparations that NAV be
offered in is place, but send US, and we will forward
securely packed, by express.
Principal 0Aiecand annfactory.
No. 631 ARCH STREET,
JONES &: :EVANS.
Successors to C. H. .Jacisos d, %.
For Sale by Druggists and Dealers in every town in
the United States
\. B. We have discontinued the manufacture of the
small IS size the Dollar Bottle on account of its
iza heiaE "a .9 cheaper 10 tbg consumer See that
driee One Dollar Is on the "raipcr Of each 3, tn.
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VI give the lists Of drafted men in this county,
South Woodbury., St Clair. Schellsburg and Union
excepted, which we could not procure III time for
this week. they viii be given next week.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

Messrs. Jones Eyans-Gcntleman NV mother-in-
law has been greatly benefited by you. Hoofand, DER
Bitsyrs that concluded to Try myself andi t.
he invaluable tcu and unhc-IttiEgly recommend
10 all whoare suffering fsom dyspepsia have baI ha-
disease IN it, most obstinate eIm-aItulgaco-!1 many
year,, and your Bters has given case when every
thing else had failed. Tours truly, JuLIus Lee.
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New York, Feb. ,, 1864.


From Julius Ice. Esq. drfa of L,c C Wall the mos
extensive Music Publisher, IN the United States No -
Chestnut Street. Phadejy yhia.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

From John B. Wicc-.hnlu, E.q., firm of Wickersham
{ Hutehson. the celebrated Manufacturers OF Fancy
L-ou works, 2J3 Canal II.
am the pient from you Of &c fhe cr5atrs fa
vos hat bc conferred upon viz that II health
Ior many years have suffered .soH cf tAempst an
moving and IfbtltatRe complaints that The human iami-
ly can he afflicted with, Chronic Diurlhea.
Daring the long time was suffering from this disease,
was attended b regular rhy ysiciaus giving hut tom
peraYy relief The cause seemed to rm&u uatil was
induced 10 Try IIoodlnd German BJgTs After the use
bottles ut haj valuable medicine, the .!ut
appeared 70 be cepoT ictciy cradicated.
often inwardy thank You for such val sable specific
and, whenever aave opportunity, i,alrty rec. NJ
Iicrd it, with fuii confidence in its reliability.
Truly yOGrs,
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We are in receipt Of interesting communications,
which have not been able to use for the past two
or three weeks we shall try very hard TO give our
readers some Of the most interesting next week.
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~sOcNe e"TeREpeEsENrED TO EFFr9T stLEs
- All CODES WARRANTED ~ REPRESENTED
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

WEvERy much regretthe temporary necessity, that
prevents US from giving greater variety and amount
Of matter. Our very heavy pressure of election
printing, the presswork for our large edition, and
the lack Of force are sufficient causes for the present
,efciencies ofthe INQUIRER, as our readers viii no
doubt readily believe. We think there is good
prospect OF relief and improvement close at hand,
our power press is on the way from New York, and
VIII be IN operation We hope within a week;
working force viii also be permanently increased
and we feel confident that we shall be able to make
the IyqrREH more deserving Of support than it ever
has been
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j. II. BlBlDOLLAR & SOl.,
BLOODY RUN, Pennsylvania,

'1I'"V'L
ID ESPECTFUI,LY inform their friends, and the pub
IL lie in general that they receiving aad keep
stantiy hand large and wei selected stock 81 For
egn and Domestic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-06
GOLD.
New YORK Sept. 6.-Gold, tu-day, 242.

The present prices Of all the necessarles OF
life deyelopes vast amount Of eeonomica! re-
sources that have heretofore remained un.
known. For instance the editor Of the Kind
erhook Rough Notes, says Our butter and
milk, since We have reduced the thing 70 p
system, only costs us % cents week We
use pint a milk 3 day, for which We pay
tour cents. The milk is skinned twice day
the. cream thus obtained is sufficient TO give
two cburnings a week. The butter properly
nodded, is put on plate, and every meal
time little pantoroiule is gone through with
representing the act Of taking butter and
spreading it. What butter is left over, at the
end of the week is taken to the store and sold
at As cents pound. ("
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-06
Sc. MABY's ACADEMY,
NO. az. SOUTH WASHINGTON ST:

" I6S n 4 ItUACH, IsI!sVLI zAll'
T7HE eighth annual course Of Instruction will
J. be commenced st the above institution on the
18th Of sepJenabeg, eseaj, at which time i is de-
sirable tha5 DIl should De present VINO propose
to enter AS the course IS unit, en5Gance at
its openirg is necessary 10 secure its full advan~
tages. Ali the usu al English BRANCHES inclu-
ding thorough examination Of the Natural
Sciences the CLASSICAL and Mathematical Studies
and the Modern languages are embraced ii the
general course, to which the best efforts Of i've
Competent instructors will be devoted.
Tanestrv and Ornamental Need !ework will
receive especial attention from the principal.
Music, Drawing and Painting will be cont1n-
ued IS heretofore al Professors charges
aug 22-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-06
r OS'I0 Sc RIEs
Gen. Morgan. Reported Killed.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 5.-The following
official telegraph from Gen. Gillem was receiy,
ed early this evening:
BALLS GAP, Tenn, Sept, 40 General
1gzson I surprised, defeated, and killed John
Morgan at dreenyille this morning The kill
ed are scattered for miles, and have not jet
teen counted, but will probably number so TO
100 and about Is prisoners.
Among those captured were Morgan'a staff,
with one piece Of artillery and caisson.
The enemy S force outnumbered n4lne, but
the surprise Was complete,
ALyAN {. GILLEA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-06
rsvHE exercises Of MIS-, MARKS SEMI

rsvHE exercises Of MISS MARKS SEMI
! NARY will be resumed on WeG2sesd1y, ths
]4tss oj septe~15sr AS the Improvement Of the
students IS greatly promoted by commencing
with the classes It IS essential (as far as is prac
ticahle) that all should be present st the open
ing Of the Fall Session. Former pupils desiring
80 return will please make IN early appllcajlon;
NJ iss NJ, hopes to have efficient aid and will
spare no pains in the faithful discharge Of her
onerous aud responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application at her residence, IA,
King street, aug l9-toctl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-06

ucBriae, the correspondent Of the Wash
;naton Chronicle, with the Army of the Poto-
noe in his letter dated on Sunday says -" No
ontvard signs betray the movements or inten-
,;ons Of the Confederates. Some OF Early's
mon are reported to have arrived, and the re
ma;nder, it is stated, will soon reinforce Lee.
This continued silence is unusual, and has a
atrd Of meaning. Opposite the Federal ex-
trene left large fort suddenly looms up and
noints battery Of thirty-two. Founders.
Other points show signs of the activity OF the
Confederates, telling in almost express words,
that Atlanta may be abandoned by Hood aud
taken by Sherman, but Richmond, will never
he torsaken by Lee, nor captured by Grant.
There is little doubt workmen are steadily en-
Moved ia building a junction between the Wei
don and Southside railroads. A place about
fifteen miles from Petersburg, and tive miles
from Rearns' Station, is said to De the spot Sc
jscted for the junction of the two roads. This
is probably one of the main reasons TOR the
mesent Quietude along the extended front.
While the Confederates are attending to this
matter, the Federals are steadily progressing
inlayiag the City Point railroad, which will
soon be completed to the Yellow House, or
Six Mile Station. Owing TO the known un-
bealth]iuess of this section Of country, and the
great accession Of new men. Quinine is used
ialiberal quantities, and with apparent sue
cess )"
When the steamship Belgian LETT Liver
pool, August Is, the feeling on the subject OF
the capture of the Georgia was said TO be sub
siding.
A collision took place on Lake Erie on Fri
day last between the steamers Scotia and Arc
tic, by which niue persons were drowned.
An E. storm, with rain and high wind,
set in last night.
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-06
FEMALE SCHOOL,
$50 CA MEROV ,STR EFT.

rg1HE third annual session: OF the above
/ school, will be opened on Monday, Septene-
Der 18th under the management Of NJ lSo
PARROTT who can with Confidence refer to
her former patrons Besides the usual Eng
lish branches Of solid instr uction in female ed
ucation, Music and French will be taught
For terms apply As above. aug - u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-06
E D = c 4 E I Q II s Z ;

rNHE duties Of MISS NJ. E. SIMPSONS
4 SCHOOL will be resumed Mondoy,
September 9Th, at the Friendship Engine House,
streets. aug 3o-5f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-06

MFRS. WHITING vii! resume her SCHOOL,
TIE 14th of September, and hopes her, experss'
public patronage. The school room is eligbly
situated on Washington street, adjoining the
lot on which Christ Church is located
aug 25-tf
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

sss oos.-,rvmor.. y.ur r..pra ..D As.r,e
sSs y MIs OF Ssw s ouos NOR,
y the yssr 1892 you By order Gao Con
TON nons osro,-i chair sas nose s,aisssl
eoany o. ae people
iSswns apoa ssssrsm AZ ,s rms aa0 s.'' f0' A'
ito ssnour ha Already be s'. snss
eaoddsa for he ogye ot ,yernor Of New ap.
! approximation Of ysor 70 a sate ronSsn,ios
d na yoa earnestly seize ~ G s oppoa
The in,srpoc OF Of tn~ veto Of Governor ssy nour In
& rssisd ID The 1c, ,r % ana sa,a . s0a hs
haze crippled her ieea ani nser 60 anerss despo,ea
of its earnn.s In carry nsaas idea
As Srssnra Soas :, men yss sone haze ood tn
SION Of yeara and have ce-n sesstn IN - pro-
ptoc minds among whom stands most pronineai Dover
Yoa cal ed serelcre % be n,iptto, s clsms
f5 auoiher term and j, iy tdepdar sao q in The
The n,srked y orityi:n onasi conssess,
~ ana a"i her 'ns'a nn u elana 0a aas M
pos; dnties oi the for which aad bean c2n-
see Sa, oar il he nes corsrass be- not
only possessed prorc pinrs,ious but AN rgSt
Of your eluns 10, 'nai st GO. and return Of pay
Your interests ,onnead with tie state LEGISLATURE.
Be e,rsfS anardsd 'as lrsSn into a "apiors
2, csaaida,ss who en.'r e." ssws a as
rssailcd; listen reige from sneb witb0us
uirng is he honas he capable? h he friend to
the cIlst tntiGl..
tive character and tf secure to New Yorh hes sh
In he privileges or leg st'tor aud impo-
sons TO her injury. aa np'1 her to seerre sectional
fuvnr.
On your in thare pirticulars depend whe
ther the course of egisaon Stats wei.
tona halls shall be IN violation OF your rights aud prvi-
egea.
cnraa. earnestly devote tims attention 70
The support ''D and 10 use al, iNigsnce
for their elacnn nheriug thai you fail
do Will have i,.t canse for ,la MT eg2
any Inp1aitons that 1 anon you.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
vrsncsse Builsu) s self supasssory ssA esnvsys hss
natisa Of great imporAsss hs Amsrssa shipp,.s ,pie

yrsncse Bustn) Il self szp'ssssory asA cspvsys sss
nasisn Of great importance tAs ahppias ,ple
ress he PapiHs CoAss:- NfaA 5. <.
HsApouAxrxKs. nxPAnrxzxr or PAcrrIc
BAN YBAuHsco. Sent n l66l
hsn Ms Pm Pxssxxp ssssssasy of ths Treasury wash
syisa (usi returned FROM military tour Of Inspection
through the Straits sf fuca Admiralty Inlet aud Puxct
auo having been appealed 70 cy American cizczs
reoeseuns large Interests thse waters 70
goa tho effect Of tbc from tho Treasury
epAvtment forbldcpg foreign vessels 70 load or unload
shss save ~ he port q entry Fort beg leave TO
sntc that the OF people IN that district 10
o1nsivey In lumber ard largely heavy spss for FOREIGN
markes; that being ruihed Tor Austria
Ia France knelanh India and other contres and foreign
shps chartered aud their m these cohtrac
Mnle was Vancouver leland the British Adnrni and
come IN bound FOR tho sonni load for Australia and
ing refused e'rance had and lvnaed al Nacou
yer land which his The advantage OF having Tree = ~
victoria nix nothing In saying hat the reastrn what.
ever remoe and contingent effect u have on Amerehn
shpodinR VIII hare the nevtabe and I'M mediate eHe
- la up olrrita.s 10 tesrov the foreign conneree 90
tns sound sid ruin lumber those
-. . IRWIN McDUwE ELL. Major General:
cohcnrtn me forrrong and bs9 70 snggest inst TO-
reign vesses be allowed and OF the Ameri.
eas waters IN tao strict Of Pol Angrlos hsreofore
fease waiting Ynnr dsrsipn nv elsgrarh important
Low Cove OF California.
CHARLES JAMES, Collector San Francisco.
.sEERErARy rKssESDrs's RxrIy.
NAsHISc7o2. Sept 26. 1854.
Foreign veses wii bc permitted had unload In
The District Of PUGET Sound heretofore Gn further
defa FEssANDEN, Secretary OF the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

bc ,nsy shan the hearty eoopsraslsu o.
the Ielis
Aone Adams Ore Cssrs Mary Stevens, Lao Csrpenisr
Jereie CARD Lcr, Ens Ichnsop. Aie ard, FRANK
,ar,iop astie Hunt, G Weldon, Ceiia Wess MI
q 6Oas Hattie Coob and Bslssy jackson, were dw-
cnargec.
rhsscss Nouteemerv, Isabella uauas. yuIia Sinclair.
li.,i. eesrdnan, MadelDe Parker Jennie Logan. 10
wyoko1 iIzxs P.rfr we're ordered 20 und oail AS
vitnas,sss wklSh .bay did.
no pe,cc entering se-ao o! the rooms 10 "a
the disgusting character eelug epacte'
IA ,here tro girls aad two yecng ucn iuckeu
nudty. TDsy had been rcroaiciiy
~arlrd 10 dTcrs themselves aud Como oet ba'. hnd'ns
IA Nadid no., tle officers obiged 20 entsr ~
dct1.Dss against tie OF honees have reep
feGoc aud hry will >, prosecu,ad seid or leitng
them infamous Purposes. These houses are SAID 20
have teen freg rented Ivy some nj tina mcst sshnnaNs
wealthy yong H8d taighoar ny GU le-,
the ea apparel OF hs girls and be snenfd Iar-
the would seem to bear ou, this assertion
Two three ~ the girls, after coming out of tue ees
yesterday morning, stated n % no tner intsnticn tSsy
could spared hs oBce, return 70 their homes snd
saasavGr resume virtuoHs lie. These we're among
those dschsrxca without hail.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
Rebel Account of Els Dsfeat
ct Cedar Creek.
Ehs Stampede of His Infantry
Graphically Described.
His Lcsscs'fn Artillery Admitted 10 be
Fif,y-sevca Pisces,
mr.. n. Dav,dson's ,Dssp aech.

hARTlssBcRo, Va, Oct. 20, 1904
AxRAFGgsvSrs surriY oF sHERipAS's
yhe army wagon trains are al o-de- ed TO rendezvous
al ihs point for the preseut chasge or Major Johnson
Assistant Quar;ermsster A statsd times train with
s0ppes for General sheridan's arrg viii proceed 10
aSe froot under the Of strong guard MAYOR w.
y horord, assistant cuTisruasser, appointed depot
sua Of the post and responsible for al pro
psrty in ouarersmasters Capt. Jas I. wray,
sssnt eraster takes charge the
md snlnais Of ne post, ara Captain r. g. Gardner AS
sept Quarsrmaster receives aud ssues the foraRe for
Tire army captain Norton r. bale, Com nnirssry OF Her.
Ats cavalry division. rs appointed depot commssary
draw aud forward ssppos OF subsistence for the army
y the He'd including Of Winchester. II Will thus
De thai The supply department OF Gen. Sherdan's
tewoes ~ The he reduced 20 Q perfect system.
griesdier General Neill here on his way
westward, tour Of inspection TO she different
nAuLsry poss IL this military division.
fspor General Torbert upon flying visit 70 Wash.
gton, attending 70 husinsss With the cavalry
arE az TO service
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
orsphtc Aceoast OF Esriy's Eta pede--
Yhe Loss IN Artillery Admitted 20 have
NesA ftffy-scgen EtcGes.


NEw nAENrr. Got Il, 1854.
ih,le thought, ten days ego when / vss srillns
snNl ptf eANtfY ron this identical place. " which
ex no~ inet fetagIs1 tnas ora ~ ~. cy aes ~ sof s
VSi~ saatst n hu wIr, as3 q 0Gfagefs Of safanyr.
-, nsa fet t"tAke pis1a ~ - the mot Singular nnGR
N>a cpe cse ssiey imstlse Uhoit " sorg and
wen ratnN-fs Fl A4ne-a E.leHdd sgyirugug and a
. ~toV sadN zsr fcfps8 Il. per,s 4 .ssf ia scr,
t0s tkpow Tbefher v better u lautn ~ tocrv for
Aa tus h atso - a. tna iad'cfuuH H. s,rte reatQete
sn.t &C Scre cey Gsttus 60 tus o0trssea d'gn,tv
ar dniDotsrt.sfy, toe ft.hts u reversg0 ~ com.
oele psts ssnd 70 tie Fast lsdss or even fcr
- .. of eofne Siberia oars We might "A well
81 s, oss AMI sase. ana look .riy apon -, To1n.
49, 80 arrest mischief Bet sfraid ~s canro,
= - .@t 1aTy snshns ~ our expense Iust :,
60, -. hai j. ear duty, pude, tbs cucumstsuoss
< t,Js N- Va prreF mihtare of ''sr GER snd "sor.
H. &C.,. = nparrh. % be sure, before comins 20
- 80 e. u cannct siep - footed upob \ I
a,o4 -, 80 - 81 ~0ad be unretIrsi, tblas. Yes,
Asys alfr.t s., un'criuDaisy. u = a. saaac lat
ss.sf a. a s,F F.s. ~ gooany Busstrn over ths fiyr
a. beans - A.. -, " COY ~ tbai day. aAnde y
ear bwtte VI M 4t. aisut, between Sifasyurg a1d
j. cdstowa MAI wWh Niia nane, ! dQr earo.-ist v
b. i.as nauss fyosfks A Tor ne, j siil merely oaA
"A tbe A1alr q ttt tgth
know thsIe au cfa.r pm zoe Adlnteht ecuefsI's
srle couCerunE letter sHfsrs 80 crerp o'eo,s snu
ssoI ieel ileA4 70 afke ~ y. ~ y liner Mp''o'
sFb, o. rro.s We - osaer, -, w % e.op.. ~ ~
feci nti0ed - rssptci Il Eui 30 neishf ieVes
writer ourss pUufcai ss ktow o % pisss d
msmge % thai coud dsCsess a. o"l wonld disct se
sene - Euew surl ne 4 tpsss0 ," q tehuRr, ma
sw0vres counter mafctN4s NnsHy heffir ~Fhs
b. 200 ~ ~gud sp~.k t0 Yum. " haa ~ "pVHrunny,
" give yeu s.F5sly o. scocunf 81 ~ tont IN, ra
seAs wilE t.sitcs " sos ,Aat beng htsary ifon
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

Sss-Ary steamer Norman BaAss Ph1a6eiphia, bsyh A.
sess. Lnd.ay cad sla steamer America, win sroopa
scnra; h1{ Harriet o.is yorsrs.s xssross scsrs Ne
r. cd Br sAip star u Csnsta CrmfuSsr L:,erpoo bsq
Nslson. wyie Kitiery; schrs " Acsaads a,obsos1
KIndies Oceau Herald Tbbstss Kittery Hart KiureSs
noson; orocker, Pearss. New Haven 1no rsrssl.
sist- BsioW bark 9. Iawrence McKippey from psmars
cha scbrs Julia Franklin. nnd Constitution. NYosk.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
wGolesaIs Descent Upon IIousss OF II
TrgSry.sIx ross5 wosES TAKrV OUT OF
ytsHiosADLs saoTHEts--TBg PARTIES Bxp
RycoRDEK UoryHAY.

TrnSry.sx rosNs wosES TAxrV OUT OF 1wo
ytsEiosABLs BaoTHEts--TBg PARTIES BxroRs
REcoRDEK uoryEAr.
Captain carcy, o hs fifteenth prscnc, police ace.n
panied by oIctr Darker and platoon OF men, made
upon one o, the noe, fashionable and select
houses .. i.f.ne 10 This city lao hour on Sunday
night loc ied nj No Ia Eighth street, kept by one
Irene hctrsaey. Al the aamc lime Sergeant Dks &C.
comparsd hy raundsnan Thatcher aad platoon OF men,
made descent upon bcose OF smi,sr oharacter also
situated 10 Esbtb street. No. 1885, and kept by ope jose.
pboe Wood.
Tbs that erpued upon the arrival the police 10
pssl al description 10 No l<9 there sixteen
young women, exclusive Of tho servants, ten of them
ba virg sreafy retired 10 their seeping
the nigh inc tsD gentlemen found N thei.
hard 70 10 spared tie shame and ortcstion of gong
70 the station hoGso through Broadway but the police
thher The furnishings Of this soute are ,horous hly
magnificent and u ts alleged that there usually from
fifteen e twenty yoope fenaes kept there for purposes
10 house 10 I36 there we're pns young women, excla.
alive d the servants cof Of those having retired 70 heir
rc,ms with gsut cornpspons. Their sobs and
~ nrtng no ioics in possession nf tho house we're
bsaro outside. and attracted crowd sbout tho
way Tho pr0rrciress Welded 70 the demands the
with very rnod grace however, and urged the grls
keep cuiei sud 80 along peaceaby which they do Tho
procession started for the et3ton house about
"cnck snc eonaiFs or tueDty ak you n women,
lfes ~ Tour eney ner ard the two plstoots ooars
thst we're locked up "a the station unt O'CLOCK
Yesterday morning, when thoy were tnt en- before re
rest - the pattles
Ibe mao~iy y three rnforturt,sg we're .ssantly
cfssed snd some Of theui astrsycd evidences nsvug
uAee .isue- u'ooh oetier course Of rie fbey
a. ended og J0no Ssdgwick hsa Nr yat der oni ap-
peefnt - ,ne compsnsoss lne Recorder ORDERED the
principals 70 nnd en W the ri 600 en- a. arocar
ior trial poc heid portion the CUB Va sunr ~ 500
tsch 90 ~itotSecs
Hr Joseph ISsbr0v q 3sS Bo~erv became suret, ,oy
t.epbirc wood, snd Ar, DAVID Reed oi NO. ~ w %,
Fieventh strest. hecstne sondsn9r or N,Crssdy
The profcriy cwoers on each side II these uuns
mife fe hr IN
them sDa havo determined, ~ eyofy poselple ussns
~ilnln ihey poms 70 orsss thsm up 10 tns insy
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
IIlrn.


DArsfEg Tn Sundt y evening, October 10, wnbikE
uAaNr aged ~ ySsre pa'nirr 0r S,tct pot kneitnd
ihe trends -psrrcuiiy ivited taAs lsad the
funeral from The res,seu,e ohb Patterson Iai Epi
avenue, corner sevsntescb street, ns (Tuesaay) str
noon, 81 scock
rtckpou papsts plea use Topy
Eus.ros : AZ Harlem, on Monday. oc'0aer al. JAnEs
A. sou of George ~ snd caraN n. Fsleton aesd 2years
IN. r.pds snd relatives Of ~, tsnn, -. re- ec,uiy
tnvred pifaid ~ .,si, Y dns~dsy Afr1 ean,
~ hsl paat 90 ok RON iha fetette pro -.
i.siB street bstvacs Third and toHrh ues uss
n \.
(Ssr o&hss Deahs seoora Pow,
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

f1porfant 10 thr srtpUta4 Iptctrst,
~ .SsuFioCs tahutAuof ersfts ~ y rsiif0c eArrRs
roe ioi owing te ssrsphc espnaepo. says me san
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
Per.onpl Intelligence

The President bss appointed Colonel Stewart Van
vst United states Quar,ermassr ~ the port Of New
York brevei b'isader general In The regular army
'tGr fathiui nnd mertoTious ptrvicee 10
2sth Of Dctober, 1884.
Colonel J. Howard Kitchiug, sixth New York artillery
who commando dtgson In sheridsn's army, s pow al
the Metropolitan hotel lie received very severe
wound Al the battle Of Cedar Creek l0lb u tho
boues of aud anks bong badlJ or, shed. TIE
attending snrgcpn hopes 70 he abba % ave the 10
MAJOR General W. W Averi aud stan, Unfted States
Army, ilarsio Aycri, Esw YORK, Hrigad.er 60 erRl
Cbllnberal0, Usied ststss Army, cole1c fd5y. tu.s
st .lsB army. =. teloyef, san FrauGSuo, tAi, are
st. ppng az ibe Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

AAsrtSan RctreAtin9 Towards Win
chrstew.
from the Richmond whg, Oct &C.,
We iceInad last night that Sheridan has fallen back
scsfy 10 Winchester, and that Early has advanced his
kesd lusrtsfs.
ABE Yarsee5 are burning and otherwise destroying
eve thing along the line Of tho Manassas Gap Railroad
n iGe Counties OF Fauquier ana Rappahappocg.
Two female s,idiers from Early's arny-one O ser
Saet ano ihe other corporaarrived IN this city last
~ They hrd been promoted tn these positions for
so.d contnct before their sex was discovered