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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,.
Philadelphia-Districts.
1st-Wiliam Foster, Union
2d-Wiliam II Ruddieman, Union.
3d-Sanuel Josephs, Democrat
4th--W W Watt, Union.
5th-Joseph 4 Thomas, Union.
6th-James Freeburn, Union.
7th-Thomas Cochran, Union.
Sth-James N. Kerns, Union.
9th-George A Quigley, Democrat.
10th-Samuel S Pancoast, Union.
11th-Franklin ID Sterner, Union.
12th-Lute T Sutphin, ST., Union.
18th Charles Donnelly, Democrat,
14th-Francis Hood, Union
15th-George De Haven.
16th-Wil,iam + Smith, Union
17th-Edward G Lee, Union.
19th-James Miller, Union.
Delaware Edward Tyson. L.
Chestcr-N Pennypackor, Union; Wm. B
Waddoll L.; Nathan Sharpless, U.
Montgomery DIR A d Markley Edwin
l. Satt0rthwait, Democrat.
Bucks Luther Calvin, FraLcis W Head
man, Democrat.
Northampton-O Rice, Samuel Skinner,
Democrat.
Carbon and Monroe Peter Gilbert, d.
Wayne and PiGe--Wm NJ Nelson. Dem.
Lnzerne-uarry Hakes, Anthony Grady,
Daniel Seybert, Democrat.
Susquehanna and Wyoming-Georgo II.
Wells, Peter NJ. Osteghout, Union.
Bradford and Suiliyan-Jos. Marsh, l..
Grinnell, Union.
Lycoming, Union and Snyder-S II Or
wig, Samuel Aleman, G Is Manly, Union.
Columbia and Montour-W II Jacoby, ID.
N0rthum mberland-Truman ii Purdy, ID.
Tioga and Potter--A G Olmstead, John
W Guernsey, Union.
Clinton, etc--A g Noyes, Democrat.
Centre-Cyrus r Alexander, Dem.
Huntingdon, Miffiin and Juniata-J A
Swoope, John BaIsbach, Union,
chuylkili-Michael Weaver, Josh. Boyer
John Dormer, Democrat.
Berks-Johr Missimer, Frederick llarner,
Henry b. Rhodes, Democrat.
Lancasler-Elias Bilingielt, II W Shena,
Day Wood, Charles Demmos, Union.
Lobanon-lsaac Hoffer, Union.
Dauphin-H G Alleman, Daniel Kaiser,
Union.
York-John T spangler, James Cameron,
Democrat.
Cumberland-JohnD d Bowman Democrat.
Perry and Franklin--A X Mcclure, Union;
j MD Sharp, Democrat
Adams-James Marshall, Democrat.
Somerset, Bedford and Fulton-ll A Ross,
David Armstrong, Union.
Biair-~Joseph Album, Union.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

AsHINSIoN, NOV. ~.
Within FIVE minutes after Gen. McCiellan's
resignation was in the hands of the Sccre-
tary of Warit was marked accepted and
made to date from its day of being written
the 9Th of November. The President at
once gave the position to Gen. Sheridan,
and directed 1t to be promulgated in general
orders with the record of Sheridan's glory
in having thrice routed the enemy in thirty
days, and once snatching victory from de-
Fao
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

Judge OULD, rebel Commissioners Of Pri-
soners, with the assent of the rebel Secretary
of War, has asked permission of General
Grant to have thirty thousand pairs of
blankets purchased In New York, for the
rebel prisoners in our hands. He also asks
permission of this Government to pay for
them with cargo of cotton, to he shipped
from Wilmington
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19
szy~Gcn. Mcclellan has resigned his po

e1y" Gen. Mcclellan has resigned his pc.
sition in the army. The resignation was
dated on the 9Th, the day of the election.
1t was Immediately accepted and the Presi-
dent at once appointed Gen. Sheridan to
fll the vacancy. 1t certainly could not have
been conferred upon more gallant and
worthy officer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

s-g'" "Gorp.-7The day after the election
gold made q considerable advace in price
aud ran up as high as 1853, but it soon be-
gan to decline and is now quoted at pre-
mium Of pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

MADAME PORTER'S CURATIVE BALSAM
has long tested the truth that there first principles
in Medicine as there is in Science, and this Medicine
is compounded principles suited to the manifold
nature of Man The cure of Colds is in keeping open
the pores, and creating gentle internal warmth,
and this caused by the use Of this Medicine Its re-
medal qualities based its power to assist the
healthy and vigorous circulation Of blood through the
lungs Il enivens the muscles and assists the skin to
tenn aud in gently throwing of tho waste substance
from the surface Of the body 1t is not violent reme-
dy, but the emoient warming, searching ard efe''
tive. Sold BY ali drusgiA ~, aud . osn's TOR
bottle sus II
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

THE MUMMIEs OF THEBEs. Messrs. Aver
& Co. have received from Alexandria car
go of rags to pay for their medicines, which
are largely sold in Egypt They are evident,
ly gathered from all classes and quarters OF
the Pacha's dominions-the cast oil gar
ments of Hajis and Howajis. white linnen
turbaus loose breeches and flowing robes.
Not the least part of their bulk is cloth in
which bodies were embalmed for preserva-
tion three thousand years ago, They are
now too be made into paper for Ayers Al
nanacs, and thus for having wrapped the
dead for thirty centuries, are used to warn
the living from the narrow house which they
have SO long Inhabited, and to which, in
spite of all our guards and cautions, we
must so surely go.-DaiIy Erening Journal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19
The Eecsult Oftile October Election
iu this State.

The following are the official votes re-
ceived at the Secretary's Office, Harrisburg
by the districts, for members ofCongress
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

certify the nhovc state -nent to be true and cor.
rect to the best OF my knowl ed &c and belief
TIlpS. ID. GRANT, Cashier.
Affirmed and subscribed before me,
L s. HAAS, \. p.
Shamokin, Nov. 2, 1861
This Bank has declared o. Dividend on Capital
Stock Of Fuu~ per cent for the last six months ccHr
of United States and State taxes, payable demand
4 election for Thirteen Directors will be held at
n the banking house iu Shamokn on
MONDAY. tie 2lst day of November. 1854,
between the hourp Of 10 and , o'clock 7. NJ Of
said day.
TIiOS. y. GRANT,
S!nmokin, Nov. II, 1851 Cashier.
Ladies' Furs.
The largest assortment at CHARLES OAKfORD
( SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

CoLDe AND CoUoHs. Sudden changes OF
climate are sources of Pulmonary and Bron-
chidt affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies act speedily and GER
tainlg when taken in the early stage of dis
ease, recourse should at once be had to
"Broaoas Bronchial 7Toches" or Lozenges,
let the Cold, Cough or Irritation of tho
Throat be ever so slight, as by this prccau-
tion more serious attack may be effectualy
warded off. Soldiers should have them, as
they can be carried in the pocket and taken
as occasion requires.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19
Ladies' Furs,

IdliltS' FTUrS,
Purchasers maG rely udon getting the best furs at
CHARLES OAKF0RD 4 SONS, Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia
Nov II, lS6i.-S nj
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

Cambria---Cyrus l. Pershing, Democrat.
Clearfeld, etc---T Jefferson Boyer, Demo-
crat.
Clarion and Jefferson--W w Barr, Demo
crat.
Armstrong--John W M'Koe, Union.
Indiana and Westmorland--Gcorg &c
Smith, James II M'Atfee, james MElroy,
Union.
Fayette-Thomas B searight, Democrat.
Green, - Rose, Democrat.
Washington and Beaver--M s Quay, r II
Reed, James r Kelly, Union.
Alegheny--John p. Glass, Robert A. Col
vile, Alfred Slack, Samuel Chadwick,
George Y M'Kee, Hans B Heron, Union.
Mercer, Lawrence and Rutler-C Koonce,
Samuel M'Kinley, John II Negley, VIM Has
lett Union.
Venango and Warren--Wm II Burgwin,
and W d Brown, Union.
Crawford--John d Sturdivant, G II Be-
mus, Union.
Erie-John R Cochrane, Moses Hill,
Union.
RECAPITULATIoN.
National Union Members, Ga; Democrats
Sc; Union majority, %.
REHABILITATION.
Union. Cops
Senate. 10 IA
House, VI o6
S3 so
Last year the complexion of the Legisla-
ture was as follows:
Union. Cops
House, 81 AZ
Senate, II 10
20 90
Union majority this year 8;
Union majority last year
A gain of 26 members of the Legislature
This is the correct result of the election
held on the second Tuesday of October last
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

New YoRK, Nev. II, 1864.
Gold declined, to-day, to 2ei. There is
great depression in the markets.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

EXE and EAR Professor J. ISAACS
NJ D., OCCULIsT and AURIsT, formerly Leyden,
Holland, is now located at No. 5ll Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with diseases of
the EYE and EAR will be scientifically treated and
cured if curable. Is Artificial Eyes inserted with
but pain.
N B.-No charges made for Examination. The
Medical faculty is invited as hehaS secrets in his
mode of treatment.
July 2,lS64.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19
REHABILITATION.
Last year the complexion of the Leglsla-
ture was as follows:

A gain of 26 members of the Legislature.
This is the correct result of the election
,eld on the second Tuesday of October last
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19
SUNBURY MARKET,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
s T B AY SH A T s .

Strayed away from the subscriber, on or about the
9Th instant TWO SlkOAES. about three
months old, all white. Any person returning them
to the undersigned. or giving information of their
whereabouts, will be reasonable rewared.
MRs. SARAH BLOOM
Sunbury, Nov. 10, 1864.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

F-' PHTLADELPnIA, Nov. 0.
Mcclellan last evening sent in bis resigna-
ton as Major General, to the President,
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32,12S Il

A%orurN NovEITY ~ THE puoT0GRAuH-
&c AHr. A photographer has recently in.
trodnccd novelty in the mode of taking
rartcs. ;ryi.ite photographs with the sigma
tures oI tine sitterS appended. This gives
but littlc cX:ra trouble. The sitter simply
.i%n' bis name to slip Of paper, and finds
its lac smile, diminished in size, transferred
to the portraits. If the sitter thinks proper
he cun also add to his signature recon-
mendntion to all persons To initiate his en-
ample, and sit in suits procured at the
Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhiil *
Wilson. Nos. sos and Cos Chestnut street,
above Sixth
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19
Ladies' FurS

Ladies' Furs.
The largest assortment at CHARLES OAKFORD
4 SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Nov. l2, l6S4.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

4 Coon TINE CnMING. For dispcpics
and those who have been suffering for years
with n disurdcred liver, or weakness of the
digestive organs. lou will believe this at'
ter giving Hocfan6's German Bjtters trial
This remedy Will cause IA permanent cure,
and enable you to enjoy life.
EDITOR OF AMERICAN;
DEAR SIN With your permission with to sHy
H The readers Of your paper that will send by re-
turn i.a to all Wishing ii tfree), Recipe. with full
'~actions tu! making and using simple Vegetable
~, d., nat will efectually remove in ten days PIN
iIcg Riots, Tsp, fre'kles and a impurities OF
Wy'. D,u'Iu the came soft. clear smooth and
~ ia also mail FREQ to ho'e having Gnd Heads
or Bare Faces simple drce, IONS ~" rT'o of Jnr
that will enahlc them 10 start q III. grow ,bon
uriapt Hair, WAskeIs, oy y Aoustaei,, III ies'
thirty days, .,,,
All applications answered hy return mail VIII W.T.
charge Respectfully yours,
TilOS, +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
sSl Broadway, New YORK.
Sept 10, lSi4.--3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-19

Gentlemen's Hats.
All the latest styles at CHARLES OAKFORD b
SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Nov. IL, l364.-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07
SRERMAN'S NEW MOVE.

Tie ,tlaut, "Confederacy" of tue "lst
May, has the following in regard to affairs 10
Northern Georsia:
Judging from his most recent demonstrations
on cur f:ght, it would appear that tho Federal
commander is underwriting press us back from
tho front oi lio railroad hear Acworth, Hnd pJs-
sess himself of hnt posi,icn,asE hasjs Tor further
sggress;.s operations. If This rouil be cunsuIn.
mated Sherman could move ,!O%nti: r0a'i bring
ing up !.l- supplies by mil ~ tnr rs The E'o~al',
his trims being aocnru beyond li": s!r"aiii.
Tho movement by flank upon left srcEis
IL lsv. been abandoned ard Tho Fedora" troops
naase,l, aud the skill AID ricrty vi tttir direc-
tor concentrated upon The right wang Of our
army, bearing in the direction Ut the railroad at
Acworth. For the past tweniy-four or forty.
eight hours his main strength seems 10 have
been bent against our right wing, where our
cavalry have been occasionally forced back.
Hardee's corps at one time moved 10 the eI-
trene left, has we understand been transferred
to our extreme right. 1t is impossible 10 give
any definite idea as to the position and formation
Of lines. Thus far, in every attempt to force Oar
right the enemy have been met and checked. An
intelligent and we'll informed officer. i'll opposition
10 the lsld 10 judge of the situation, writes ::
Everything is On the move apparently seeking
position for line of battle. It is hard to divine
Con. Johnstons real intentions, he keeps every"
thing so much 10 himself. but from all | csn ace,
I am inclined to think he Intends giving them
battle if they como square up to US: we ara
about fifteen miles from Marietta. Eno~ so
little of the country that am unable TO desctbe
tho exact locality Ct our army. Forrest IS csr-
tainl7 moving into Tennessee. Rofdy hs6 cap
tured Florence Alabama, TITS work will s5on
commence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07

lHuuMAHIry CT THE faHStEa-S 20.
our wounded soldiers, who riuil rot h. ],
moved, were recently left in a'!ioi 10 p..
near Sfotayiya!nia Court House ION 'ir va
drawnl Of our nrn!y i!o,. tina. viria..vl
charge al suTgcOIs an'; r',2s a!.arGaI p.
This hospital vas recently visited by t.a !"
kees, who carried Of al Of The sdTGcol.T z
nurse5, refusing to leave eyen ona "a.
supply cur suffering soldiers 9Th to.i 81
w.!.r, ia apite Of t!.e cnt'cn:ea aat .s.r.
atrarcea ~ the sufferer, "lo,e st.n..iDu d.
pr:.!c: 10 every humi:no inHjimc: :l.i im D.
oG ,he civilized hcar: They act, Iir, !,
-; Urg nruslt cnciry - door t.-a.. r"pt.
Of m,a,r :,,cy cz,:.j..! -: hu1'n, - 49,
ar.d 10 :: H":" tgr.I:i. de-. iy -.s,fa.
b'4r:,m'" lt.s" 'arji II .:it,y - ,i".... .... .
ir.Iiahl sui ..,I','.,tf,i ".u -....i i,.. .....l
f.Gn ui DIS sGlcf.:.g nrlii.r5, s,5Enu"a. /.
tbe,n: IL surgeon Of high s:aadin.: ~ pHf"
N.Y. repaired I, tho spot G,,I ."i,A =
wounded soldiers, no. Only ia,n,s:,'...i :
food lat :Titli-ug Il nurse !F.t.! ~; a.ia Z
could hand ~ glass Of w'ntor, aimta.-
m0rsel u: food, or dress : wound. IL !1ah
eases their Wounds were lut:id, ard s''s''
of the slil.Tars were on tie very VOC"
starvation. The SURGEON :.dm;ni.t"r.d !, -
wanta ~ best he could. end is nov = u. ~:
Within til, enemY's iines. Gao i.ny...1s j.
moro rev ltiog than ibis tTcutmeit"i oh.
wounded By the faukea in7ansrS Ia:@'.' q" ..
however, is unn"cessary. and "osr :"%,s''
cd, Could not adj hOrvcr ~ tn" !lats VI
reaite, ana for Tie c5rra.:;Etss -! Vic. %.
youch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07
Srsm the irmy of Mcih*sa s:r.,&@.
l.r.r:.; CORRESPONDENCE ." r|E r. .jSt.
arsf t,"n ~sE'. r.,
nE.. ,;.ia,.,' &iriL, -.

i.r.,r..;, 81. i.t%iGs GE%'2 .: T"E ~ .iHfs .
$500. ...o-rsE,,
: ,;.,-..., ,,,I.!.,.
g.. f'"fH, ai* "''''' - 80. ''..
ii-;.i"s ar pinK9t la, n ira"'3 ''-...'
rr:g,.'a ana ;-:,;.r,.o'.i divisions. 81. 5..as
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en."' :.':n ~ = @''"i' f@.''y - ...
Ha:r"@ I'''t' miH's 80 ""5 E"' h.'' e."
the h"H'. ne h''."'',' W - 49,
''t'' not ",'' .''"'' "'.'''' .. 80.
!"Hr' sod "'ii sos "' NJ e. ''.''' }
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07
r,ssr giCiAEir "LxAs VOLUNTEERS.

The fnloStng ia liat Of casualties in the
First Resima,t Ttnas Volunteers, in the bat
ties Of Mar ! Hand II. commanded by Col.
F. S. Bass
Field and saif. killed, none. Wounded ::
Acting d}:nnt john Ii Leete' severely m
shoulder.
Company A.-kilcI, none. Wounded ::
O,pt " WLsney, wrist, slightly; Corp I B
Allen, thit, severely; Priyates L Allen,
face. slight John Goforth, shoulder, slight
"; John Clues, hand, severely; B Z Holland,
leg; scvereb 6 L Rogers, shoulder, severely,
since died.
ConpanI B, Lieut " F Walker, command
iue.-Kiul, nons. Wounded: Serg'ts D 3
Lowe, seYtly in arm; s j Woodward, slight
Oompsu e, Lieut. r NJ Fsnnan, command
ing.-Ki!li ssrg't j II Arnold, Private II
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3tsEATE
Tho Senate &aa oailsi to orJc7 at = 'ci01z,
Mr.. HUNTER, Ct Vs., IN tho Chair.
Prayer By Rev. d.. ll"se, CT the :rasby
terian Church.
House bill 70 raise money % increase the
nav Of soldiers; bill to amend the TX law,
and bill to almond the law relating - the tax
in kind. were Rad in tho Ssaa.a :.ni referred
to The Faanco Committee.
The Senate wGs notified tlG. the House
had passed ;hs bill amending thu *ts 'nipo-
sing regulations upon the !oreiSn commerce.
Of the Confederate States. to nr6'iiie t"r thu
public defence.
The bill 10 provide for the ca!abiisirmant o:
o bureau Of po!Jtechrics for the examIna'lon'
experiment and application OF warn';o inVen-
tons, wss reported from the COMMITTEE 81,
Military Affairs, without aman!mtnt ana
passed.
MIR. CApERroY, fron. the C0m:nitt.c 1n Fer
eien Aff.ra, mado g report on t!l3 resolution
Of the Senate iEquirin; into the eSpcieacy
of requesting the PRESIDENT 10 make az expo
sit;un, through cur commissioners ABROAD, OF
the violation Of the rules Of civilized warfare
by the Government and armies Of the United
States, &C., which was favorable to tho obj :ct
sought to be inquired into by the resolution.
On motion Of MIR. BAKER, tho Judiciary
Committee were instructed to inquire into tho
expediency of increasing the salary Of judges
of the district courts.
Tho bill introduced by Mr.. WIorALL, on
the llth MAY. to repeal the Act approved
March IS, 1852, entitled San act TO provide O
staff snd clerical force for any general who
NAV he assigned by thu President 10 duty at
tile ssi.l ur ;:uyorp",n-..." No, r-t..rtai from
the Military Committee wthou; :.'s'ni,uent,
The Committee m Military .slHrs were
discharged from the consideration 81 ,nn bill
to authorize eli ,srs Of tha army nf. nafy t"
purchase rntioua. The said comuhuse wae
also discharged from the flfftl'ar consideration
of the bill to provide ratiofis Tor the officers Of
the army during the war.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House not st | p'cl,,':. Prayer ~
Rev. Dr.. Dcggett.
PUNISHMENT CT LawLES3"E:S
A bill to promote The ell ii ~ecy ot!aGrGTaiTt
aad Tie punishment Of lawle6.nc's amo'':'
the troops, WAC taken DIP. nnl, in accord inc'
with the request Of the Senate, Il Commits.
of Conference was appointed q. the part .!
the House.
rCaLouGHs FOE SICK AND WOUNDED soLniER"'
TLo TTnusr t,r !. m, erl m lsnl - iii a'ua -
,.,.,, r. an .,t IN r, iat;on ;,o rr,,rtin.. I
,," ;t ...J ,ynrncI -.t;irs ia i,,-
luI I1s - 81 ''''''
p's ~ ~, rro,;Jcs that r.,r,ouqb: NAV lie
ny "a 49, ia ., ~ ,"orl ~ e., =, lo,y-
er time, % heretofore provided.
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M. "i -', n'n,,,nrna -.,,,.t.,t 9 in - -
mlttee 1h ''hi'nr!''' 'T''".'eu " - "''; -"
sponse 10 hci''I'a! '''''''e " '''' '''l,"''
ton Of totton 1'a ether hF'i'''" "'' E''e'' =.
mrht account.
III, Iii rro""'e- ''"t '''.. ..| - 80 80.
'''i '":";'"c ~!,''' ''r - '''''' 49, '''''
-r:'"''ti Nth ''"'''5 T':'''''j. "'' '''..s' = -
c'"'''.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07
CASUALTIES.

The brave E,igldier Gen. Doies.
yas killed il the engagement On tt
i,.av:ila road on Thursday.
Captain Wyatt, u ro"s"a's l. sos
killed yesterday.
WOUNDED.
Lieut.. Kisost, .! t..e Alternate
n.e acsii,s;y woumswi yesterday
suceu.;n, nr:.t Gaines mill. lie i
the lIGn. Wm. z. kiVcs, Of f,rslhit
TEE RAID ok ASHLAND.
Den. Lee despatched the follow
War Office. under date Of juno I'd
IN relation to the raid on Ashland:
"ycsterday afternoon the enemy
,ysro ,,,,,ued to BIO advancing by - -~-..o.
onr l;nss towards Hanover Court House ana
ashiand Geu. Hampton, with Rossers bri.
,aJe nroce.,Ied to meet them. kosser iell
mon tbe;r rear. charged down the road to-
wards Ashland, bearing everything nelore
him. Ills progress was arrested at Ashlahu
by the entrsna6msnts Of the enemy, when ne
CHANGED his direction and advanced up tne
fredericksburg railroad. Gen. W. Il. r. Lee
came up at this time with q part OF his olVl
zion, when a joint attack was made. Inc
enemy was quickly driven from tho place anc
| pursued towards Hanover Court House unit
dark" .
ARRIVAL or YAEkKr PRISONERS.
The Yankee captive population of Rich'
mond was augmented on yesterday BY thu
arrival of seven hundred aud six representa-,
tivss from Grants army, including twelve
commissioned officers. The names of the
latter srs as follows Capt. Chss. c. Dodge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07
teaching the divine lessons to our .,, s0t
it posaible-nay, can II 'e PoSS''t''
cansa should fail :? ~

y, FROM NORFOLK AND VIC
A party who left the vicinity
last week informs the editor OF
tan Sun" that nearly every ethc "e'
had been sent forward to Butler; -
Gems within the military age who
the oath Of allegiance, had been p
and were performing guard auty
and Portsmouth, the outer line o.
mo Yankees. A few Confederate
posnt Lockout had been induced
oath. and wete on guard duty ala
RI, large gums had been remove
Union men were all packed up,
with anxiety to hear the result OF
between Lee and beauregard' ana
Butler.
A f.w weeks since, Miss Fannie -v.~.sA. %
'pr;nc.s, Anne. was searched. and letter
found on her psrson, said to be written ny
Mas Moore of Norfolk, to some friend IN the
Cnnfaderats army. The young ladies were
lid and have been sent 10 Fort Hatteras, to
r,osh and mend for the prisoners at that place.
'rhe letter signed L. Shepherd Moore is pub,
l;sbsd by order of tho Provost Marshai OF
NorfnIh IN tho Yankee paper of that city, and
shows the spirit and feelings Of true Vir-
s";o;o CONAN Our friends in Norfolk await
r;th Great concern the result OF the mighty
ruaele between Lee and Grant. They leel
entirely satisfied that the cowsrdly peas. WI!
be we'll whipped by Besuregsrd, ana iar'nsf
believe that Lee will put Grant TO night