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THE WINTER GARpEy.-Nliss Ayonia Jone.

The WINTER GARDEY.-AliSs Avonia Jones
viii make her debut in New.York at the Winter Gar
den Monday evening. in the and original tragic
play Of judith and Hoofernes" The play is by the
author OF " Leah. the Forsaken" which made the for.
tune Of Miss Bateman. Mrs Jones Is native of this
city and is young beautiful, and accomplished and her
friends hope thar she may achieve in Judith the same
success her predecessor met with in Leah Miss Jones
has much favor In foreign lands. In London she
was much appauded the star ut the Adelphi for
three seasons. Within the last few months she has
been playing In Boston. Philadelphia aud in several Of
the Western cities with great success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
rw work. DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY Ss4TRPLE SHEET

man into the ranks, or into some position
wherein his labor goes to support and augment
their military strength. The population OF the
South is either fighting, or raising provisions,
or making cloth, or forging cannon--all OF it
somehow actively helping the Rebellion. They
cannot spare man. II is the plainest dictate
of common sense on our part to offer every In
ducement to attract men to our side. No IN
ducement could be stronger than the invitation
to enter our armies in such a way as to profit
by the generous bounties which the individual
States offer 1t is, indeed, Offering to the Union
men of the South citizenship with us, immediate
support for their destitute families, and the as
surance of State aid for the future.
To make the bill most effective, an amend.
ment is necessary, putting colored troops on
the same footing in all respects with whites
The number of colored soldiers obtained will be
larger than Of whites, if they receive the same
encouragement, and it is neither just nor polite
TO make distinction against the former.
But whether with or without the amendment
the bill ought to be acted on promptly. We en-
| treat the Senate to recognize its importance a
n practical measure for filling our armies-t'
take it from the tal'c, or disinter it from
Committee or wherever it be, and make it a law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
4 CHARGE WE'LL MET.

| One Of our city contemporaries, whose exer'
tons to enact the incongruous roles OF Unionist
and Copperhead command our proioundest SYM
pathies, had yesterday the following, telc-
graphed from Washington, under the date of
March 81:
d" THE ILLINOIS EMEUTEs.
1.-THE reports OF troubles IN Illinois must be taken
with considerable allowance. They will be found To be
greatly eXaggeratod and parties ut the West have
political object in circulating them. and clothing what
NAV hc trhes in the most yiainOus hucs. The inten
tion il TO directly affect the Rhode Island and Con
ncciicut elections. Therefore, your readers nst not
be- surprised TO find, for the next few days startling on
nOuncemens, made by The TRIBUNE and other Admin.
isnton organs Of almost unparalleled outrages by tho
CoppeIheads Of the West Also TINT tue raid Of
Forrest in Kentucky has direct connection with those
movements in Illinois Indeed, IL ia not impossible
that perfect chain oil the most horrible circumstances
will be woven showing that Forrest is about invading
Illinois Buckner Kentucky and Ohio; and that both
Rebel forces are IA be met with open by the dis
loyasts Of those States for the purpose Of overthrow
ing the Government and doing all manner OF wicked
things"
Batting the imputation that The TRIBUNE is
an organ" of the Administration or anything
else. we looked to see whether there might not
be some truth in the above, as there seemed to
be plausibility in its material averment. Yet
not word could we find in THE TRIBUNE, con-
frmatory of this correspondents Implications;
but, on turning to another page OF the same
paper which startled the world with the forego-
ing, We find the following:
From Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
THE INVASION OF PADUcAH PLANNED IN THE
NORTH.
There are some facts connected with FORESTS Tad IN
Kentucky which have not yet como to light and which,
IL true az have strong TO believe, are OF the
most serious Importance, and considerably impair the
success Of the Union cause.
/ nm informed by authorities whom have no reason
TO suspect that FORESTS expedition has been planned
not by himself nor by the Rebel Goyernment-who
although intending the invasion of Kentucky had not
selected Paducah objective point-but by Northern
Of Illinois Ohio. Esp York and Maryland rho hdp,
been in correspondence nth Fonsa for the last month and
nho hare pared his nay 10 the latter cry and Kept srynS
ready for his arrirai.
gTo understand fully the depth and extent OF this con-
spracy II is necessary 10 know that weared and made
destitute by their last attack against Gems Smith and
GricsOn FORESTS soldiers la no position Tor pros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

The Marquette Ueskiy Express WISCONSIN,
Of March 23d, contains an elaborate article or
the Presidency in prospect, credited to THE n
Y. TRIBUNE, which never appeared in this pa
per, nor anything like it, and which, we are
confident, no Republican Unionist ever wrote.
1t is Copperhead forgery, intended to SOW dis.
cord in the Union ranks, and its author ought
10 be piloried. Who is he
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-The Hon. j. X. Holdings,

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-The Hon. j. X. Holdings,
Canada the Hon. T. Herman, Utica. and A. b. Ohn.
U. s. Judge, are at the Aston House.
DR.. Mahaffey. Washington; A. NJ Mahafey. Pa .
II. A. Hanson. Chicago; G. NJ Norris Baltimore; J.
H. Lathrop. Washington; John L. Orne. Phiia. j. y.
Swift New.Orleans; and Capt. L. A. +. FobOs. u 8.
Army are at the Metropolitan.
Capt. Goldman, British Army; Prot. Fairman Ros-
ers Phila.; Jacob Dunnell. Providence; T. Leonard
Greenfield. Mass, and W. j. Hamersey Hartford. are
at the Brevoort House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

GEORGE THOMPSON IN PHILADELPHIA.-On
Monday evening next. by invitation OF many eminent
citizens George Thompson. esq, the eloquent cham
pon OF the American in England during the last
three years and the worthy coadutor Of Bright and
Cobden aud the other friends Of liberal principles in
that country will deliver address In the Academy OF
Music in Philadelphia. His subject will be, "An En-
gIshmans Plea for Democratic Freedom"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

CoYSEcrcUT VOTERS among us go home
to-day to attend your Election on Monday. DO
not calculate too nicely, but give your influence
and best exertions, as well as your votes, TO the
Union cause! You are all proud of Gov. BUCK
IXGHAM and his associates on the Union State
Ticket, and they deserve your admiration, and
You know that the COpperheadS of your State
are nearly all of the extreme yallandingham
school. and do not even pretend TO desire the
crushing ont Of the Shareholders Rebellion.
Let your votes record your condemnation OF
their dislOyalty,
Unionists Of Connecticut! act 50 that NV
HAMPSHIRE shall not shame you whom you read
the returns Of Mondays Election!
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UNCONDITIONAL UNION CENTRAL COMMIT.

ONOVNDII TONAL UNIUN OENTKAL VOMMITTk
This organization met last evening at the Glib
House, but transacted business Of consequence NJ
Thomas Hall moved the appointment Of Committee
five or threeto wait upon Secretary Chose or Mr. By
ney request the resembling Of the order ecm
polling employees in the Public Stores to labor wihoa
intermission from O'Clock in the morning until D. RI
A voice" They want time to get their beverages
The motion was lost and the meeting adjourned.
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A CARD.
To the Editor Of The N. Y. Tyibuns.

SIR: Certain paragraphs having recently ap
peared in the papers which might lsadto the sup
position that the person by the Of Moehaer arrested
accompce in abduction Newark Il one of Ia.
artists known tho Brother Moenhauer write to reque
that you will publish the fact that such IL not the am
dear Sir, yours respectfully EDWARD MoILKNnAuRp
Musical Director VI WallacA's Ihester.
Ns,J. ROyt, March u, 1854
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Charges Against City Inspector BooIe.

A1BANf, fTIIIy AIrH I, IoOI
Ex-senator Bernard Kelley and others, VIII
have presented charges against Street Inspector Boot
appeared before the Governor this afternoon and had
hearing through their counsel, Judge Hilton.
Judge Parker appeared for Mr.. Boole IL Is undes
stood that the hearing was final and the complainant
are now required to file afdavits Of their allegations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

ARRRsTs.-Thc City Marshal of Jersey Cts
reports that 100 persons were committed 10 che Cay
Prison sor the month ending March 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

plicos. So 60 ahead, gentlemen and repeal
The charter Of any State road that intertereS
with your paymaster's monopoly!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
Town ELECTIoNs.-Th following are the
of the Supervisors of wcstchester County for
the wear 1894 elected March %:

the year IbUf, eItIItu Mhfch Ut
Bedford James Wood r. CORTLAND. Coffin s. Brown. ID,
East Chester stephen Boga d. Grrenbugh, ~ %. WioA.
d. Harrison. Edward Wles ID. LewsbOo' Daniel Hunt.
r.; Mamaronuk Louis Walsh, d.. Morgsania Vim Canld-
we'll ID. Mount Pleasant, lsasc NJ. Twichngs d.; Nss
Rochelle, Thsddeus Dayds ID. Newcastle, Francis Car
pentcr H.; North Castle Evinder Oden, D.; North Salem.
Joseph H. Sutton. H.; ossinng Frederick C. Burhus u,
gain Pelham Benjamin flegemsn, d.; pogu9rdse As9e
n. Lockwood D.; Rye, james d. Hals,ed d. sc1Tsdhe,
Francis Secor D. Sonlers W liam T. Tecd r. Ncstcbes
ter Abraham Hatfield. d.; West Farms Samuel NJ P1rdy.
d.. White Plains Edmund O. Sutherand ID. ionkers, lsAts
IL knox ID, gaini Yorktown, Nathaniel Council u. gain
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Whseyer Is intended for insertion must be anthente
by the name and address Of the werno necessarily 0i
publication, but a guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Communication
All business letters this ONCE should he addressed to
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III; GEuaGIA SITUATION.

The New York 'l,itane." oo55olibg il:
rc-te;3 u. sas sit,ati.t. id Georgia, Conclude.
..u a.;i.lo OF ;i.a .u! =. az i,llJTs:
II ;s only necessary tn isimsis. iusthor, that
E..nlo iIit ii G1n;ifG. us operations III Sher-
mans FEAR a.u 10 lie szpett6d. a5 niattefs oI
coTie:. liooi "r Bchuiagard, whichever cGu,'
ms4ds iii Tie tiaid. clErias aff ,rd t. lie still
au! nce their ARCHES mel; sHaY by ie6sItioli,
whi:s A!ieiTnnn Is pfcrAsiht :"r u nu1 cam
i,.ign Thy mu-: tiy e0malhlng. They have
tfiei rh,i lust nhst SE5 thsir best ObsIGs Of
,oi-rbei, !ui il u-.d rnt lie supi'oeed they will
rire up hi.ack upon Shsrusn's trout is the
nlc thing tha3 ale not crazy enough TO attempt,
bl. evarY ";he: means II hsTpssihg him, h61-
ever ,i-spa.a.4, may be locked ior. Sherman
laat= :,r Il. as,i h.- Ial.i bis Ein1:- according
IL i. :.,tp"irn c,nI Z u.,,:ia il nso HE tirsI
i.:,-,n:.= :, :."iie": nagcz''iea III provisions
al. - ;- ,,,.! 80 /! 80 Il inr d .nuuth
mrnr,.: n.i.,,i.., 5..i I'D rr3m The fdiit,
lie :.s- vi G-lirsi 5srIsi. II iorsge ill.,
lie !l,s Gumtr9Gs a:.i Victorious srlY, and
i,5 :as = tester heal f,r "or ihau Hood and
E.o..:s..a!t a.i! Bragg I'D DaYI. Ill together
f:Ese sDIr1R -; HsSaTiLLs.
+, j. .m05::rg 10 resi Ii, ac-5uIti given b
'.ziel rsfasies; t ih9 T-nls, pr:sS:
rhe Nashville "r"ion" las It's f,i!o@iog
;:tia:c:.;n! nerr:t;T2:
:,a y+si:r .i.y .-.si,si a Coil iiuiu Lee,
p!,... @...HF. lac Ito! =: tl.s Auaata on
isde. al" ..ut It j g.. lately i ;ha G,5:sis
"T;,neg snd . .5uF.G, 4 \ 3 Csmp, Teil,
Eioul form:T .irTnaIi5, ui this city. Nj
Cant, ai;,I :.ss..:s !ssn conheoicd for o long
;,Gs win Ala g. PAl,.a. proposed tJ write
..u a.;.ie fA7"l:Tg tas Iss,1is!ian OF tie
Union, ta: bic P'v.I:75 would not sll"w it il
the paper, sri la theref.7s PURCHASED TIT
Ca. eia Times" aid cGmmenced advocating
the .siu7h:;cr CT tie Union: but as soon G.
rtis ia.; g.tcii1s kGGnn at Richnond, Jett
Ds7:s :.s:::j -. 1riEr for Lis srras., hut b.
leasSsi vt trsir pIo-esdiGEs. ald nsde III
escape.
The articles shioh. gave offence appeared
| about four weaSs siGce.
"Mr. Canpis ths Clerk of the House Of Re
prssentati7es Of the sra,e of Georgia, and O
such ras wsll acquainted With the views I
members Of ths legislature. aud with those {
Gov. Bt3Fn, With whom To is on te!ms {
personal intimacy.
MIR. Camp sia!ea that universal despol
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:1}}i(lnono enquirer.
TUESDAY MORNING. OCT. -, lshl
THE NEWS

Fro,n i: IGart"es IN yesterday ;Se same
s,,ry u,::.a, 9! oon:indoi qniet. Al Peters
t.e. an ocas..""a' qua wa- heard II the
hcas; iei@w R.p!:iHori, scarcely aound wau
hga.t: 40 nrSs arrived icyri ia. Vallo7: nrne
iram III SGu;!:. We give full saIGm&ry Of
n,,. !..,nsi.ri l.: tin :se%-paPsrs Of the Con-
;s!.r.r7, and Interesting :S.1acts from papers
If tar Uni;2.i S'S.-H.
p:s5srEE "a A rAsxss TRANSPORT.
The Gu;isbt:S' State j,uinsl" OF Situr-
day last. ear~ tho Arhroiite, q Yankee steam,
rs7:r0rs. wifh recruits for the S,uthcru
seGal72r:. ran ashore on Monday, the "a iDs.,
0a Staek!ar:r1's L .nka. twenty miles cast Of
Fr: M.cnp. w!;i ever i've hundred men on
/ nr.:. Twelve II the m3n eer. drp~rni.--
SS u:le,s eeseeted, enI repGrted ~ nie j!li
ss. !" Oh. WGittord, al Kina.on. We have
rot Jar, &c wSe:h-r tim vessel wss 'otal
WEEK; cot ~ i:.ra irom thoss acquainted
VIII Joe Lsa!ity ri Ia. disaster that sha was
likely to gY 70 piece.
MILITARY I.rKLLIGrScE.
L;sut. Goa. ie5i0r was in Jackson Mssis-
sippi, on me 7,a, in consultation with Maj or
Genera! i ii.ar. o!ia,aantinS the district Of
Missi-eiPr: sn3 Ea5t louisiana, and EtiSad'cr
Gsreral Adams, commanding all the cavalry
10 the district. Il correspondent OF tho "fa-
g:s:-S" says Amoog the roraors af'at ID one
hat General TaT;or is 10 bo transferred to tbs
ARMY If T1ura.a=e," and - taks oonriaud
Il ils:G=s's laTI.. And one reuort has it that
Gn.era! Hssosin1;:gs ia 10 suaossi him here,
sat s71.i,ar thct General S. D. Loe ia to &c
s:n, baas How !rue .ba-" rumors sre knew
I.t. Ia: 4 find il pretty generally haieYe!
;aat G.n3ral Taylor i'd 70 60 IL Georgia. though
rua'i, a.;nicr ~ divided US 10 has sur9eseyr
k.,. -'5a3 GsrrO"a.
FsoA HooD'= Amy.
Iha:ciIomirs. ;rGr. :ho Montgomery "Neil,"
81 fria7 Sag :houlh nSt 80 late q. .thclat
Dexa pu !i.i;i yesterday, is not uniarsresi-
;s.:
'Tae i-::4 Of Sherman, which we:e dis
I,:caci 70 .",,s:r:ii", nrs unde7as'oi to be y.
t;,-.. iip i !.,rnr.
Paris, Il =. III, vicinity of Newman dis-
credit 10 prG7; de$;a,risS t"at Gnnad"cetl
,h4 -. s,r,. II !AitrGus, and s-:ect thI; tirr@
w.. u: ria .5shuli ui.i3h WHs un-uccsr-iu!.
tarros; bus unitei wi;h Gn !! 'od, uEd Tho
.s.idue u ais cJ,nmaati i. eato.'
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THE FIGHT AT BATTERY: HARRISON.


In THE TRENCHES Ort. II, l-nl
G.r.;cpsn --As there have been scver~l cd
.cI4!s aid communications publ hsn in some Ct
he Rcl noni ianr.,a,., e. ul.t ,c lroduce er-
I3r..0us irnDre. siona rr~gari to tho part taken
;v tie artillery hstaiion stationed at Chaf1iu 8
/ :: iu he At sck upon our lines which resulted
.itiv y. p:,.rc 1T BtsIy Harrison. You will con-
=, .>rrr b, pat shing ths, Il true statement CT
he fats r-in:iee I, the I'll air. On ne morning
{; u. ;.:Dth Of September, our bat licn, number
cc the. hun'r ii mer, wa, ordered - HE hrrat-
worka. "a defend line over mi,e IN length.
C4;; Tsiey's company Of forty (40) men were
cri .r,t, ii man he guns at Battery Hrrrisan. Oa
Z. i,!.s Mt the potion assigned them it WAS
iOaad .a, only two e. Of the six (G) heavy guns
th.r. could b, used Thcs. were mmedia ely
brought /, bear against the advancing columns
ci .stnemy, aud w.re eiEc :ent:y wcraed 80 long
ss,I:sy ccull he sufficiently depressed. Tile IL.
isg:y stationed &C. supptr; II" arile:isss c0nsls'
ing Of !ez Of Johilnan's trigsla a"'i Il BIZ trhon
IT r serves brcko and tuu scmreiY ii lag nshct,
:.ao TenressSeans were wiiucuL Iinmun!tiDp,
having expended their charges white gsllanliy
,,.,stip1 ths e,.srny in their first advances, the
R.s:-yes became PANIC stricken, and this re
.5eatnLle body cf the Confederate ermy bava
y:: t. ytnve ty action 'tha. they will Fu: to
.!u,h s.retan ,roops" The Yankees now
tssna Charging d",ra tho :ine they l'ad takeu.
T. uhs expecting "a continuance OF their easy
r:e.5r7 hu1 tie best laid schemes Of mice
sli men gang III selse, and sudden. though
aumsrcia!iv a tetbio barrier, VA: intsrp5sed
CsMa;n AHers company. ct this battalion.
-. ! rs In.artry. uld the ILwsS2fs. uoder
L,l.trrs.t Eioder. with come Ole hundred
ii."j me:, c! The Ieane.see brisadc, opened
afap,i tirs upo1 them aod checked t'teir ad-
'ars- TO ,,.,rs day. 70 these cotupanies,
Hlt.r itfir gailunt olhcers, DO We eva our
:f:ss;,t POSSESSION of ChHfGn'S Rloif At
Ba;9-; HaUisou we lest our Eed officers
;egr'2i, ni II rnyi"r ~ouuded. Ia ju=.ic"
BUS ss.rss, i hops this may tad place IN
lie lumns oi yrur valuable paper, in order
L., Ito pubic may not be mieled BY commu-
slea'ons Of special correspondents sud ssnsa
hon ':riters. who w'ul | fLd in every LITTLE r.
:9ua IL Gibraltar Yet this ''disorga"'a:d
,,;s:g Grtii'ery waose ease has nscer teen in
:*7npci c1c:pt tya fec dress parades " ac-
t@a"i,dso .i.a. '.ho pc:: ID r.igLtor sh"n The
."Sif .'a r2gre, 'has :. lew o. ;a9se pointed
;atI9 aere Ii l. u,,d Ii: Fort HARRISON.
H.w72eR.
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~ Aro.sp.- Everybody in u" C"n'"'le-
,a's aia'es seems TO be shou,ing.al u Tic s"ice
Nas' that everybody else ought be tho hr-
SI!'sad still, rot one OF the stubborn ccss!ures
Ss1 'bs appeal. Abons one half the cute,
"a, "sti: -h.i;es" are stirring up the other
.s, a Il; s,ug tLd,a uncomfortable. Here's
~ :; way t. seine the entire "sohool :" Lets
~ & In, from the President down to the hum
~ ~ exempted wnarf.ras, men, women, eGd
issa'aren, and their negroes, throughout the
S;aa,h sni breadth of the land. Now, come
T. you dare. Say when, snd we'll ell start
"agiTen signal.
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WAS sTo;Ed f.on The undsr'isaed, on the 2ai iss,,
loslrg a..: e Con; ederste bonds and certac ,t,:
Oa- BAD 6jl i.s5ed March 49, 1862, - iate:es,
H.. 81 safe: a., OF aug ls, 1851.
c-s IL; s.s6, s,usd Ausas: ). 1896 T.,s ;as,.s;
from ss; 81, .;S, Tor eor0y pa5tss ja2:j .s,9 II.
,uca u i r 81 =! Fe,'y 90, .eJ3
sew c5upoa ne ads Of Sl,H3O each
Fer 90. Of sie0 sach.
Gee pc. censcsrslrSlte fo7 52 600.
ipG::ce;2a l 6- Eads 10. renewal o! sasa boais snd
c,G6cit:' JOHN 7SLAER.-
.sP9is.s1r
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tars Ill: rs;ns:os ni7s ssnt t1 Ssruyell %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

= IL! 1.s asked TO reveal tbs s.crg, ~
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

/" tha absance Of tho !atto:n-y Geosr.l,
j. 'ks Wads ks7es decides, in .ns cass Of H.,
'f:t Carolina Banks, that tho banks and
ti.s 3..ss as srookhoIders iiEbie to taxation.
Il la:,.f he Gays ''ism may be assumed, they ore,
snd -d,.ssst1 that = case lie ns!a and scb-
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

N6TiCF.-1aias los. o:.soai of aeo, OF tie st.,s
~ 81 VlEgsis, issaei in ny alze, 70. s2DOy under
.! lTto Mstoh ls, sld uu:hsrcd ra3l, shall So
Py!S ,ae rs3Iet ia'hort - itr q felsWsl ulr:set.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

n o I I c E
g.ns:s q, l57 OF tas si,ckhoIde-s et tie aoau .is
NV .oa Company will Do he'd Esfa1 Cou-t Hec,.
Ia. on Wedaes day. tee 25th day O: October last
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

The enemy are msking the moss OF their late
Successes in the Valley; they sreturning them
to account BY every possible means. Alter
enumerating the various cannon, caissons,
wagons, &C., captured in their late fight with
Rosssr, the n erald's" correspondent says: