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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is borsby given, that tie subscriber has
been duly appointed Administrate1 to the estate
If Adam opoi, l.te Of Princeton; in tho County of
Scott, Tovs, deceased, intastass, and has tsken up
on himself that trust by giving hoods, % The ,l.r
directs. All persons hayins demands upor To
estate Of tho said deceased, are required: ~ exhibit
estate, are called upon to make payment to
ANDREW aoLLkR, Adminissrasos. -
April 18th, 1884, - Z" ~
Ordered, that the above notice betpub,ishe al for
four successive weeks in ths 3"W sskl," Dsr Dsuao-
KRAFT newspaper. >.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

6. Nui(sll, poRms'aer.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
Wednesday Morning, October 26.
News ysaitarnar;t; Z > y

GEASn-puFins' tt'o past week, the
Army Of the Potomac has been, 50 far
US the public Las been informed, indc
tive. We are expecting, almo>, daily,
however. to- hear Of another blow, 'hcav.
ice than al the rest. e..
$uEEMAN.-llood has been trying to
Get behind Sherman and Cit Oft his
communications, but the latter faces
A-|A ~'"ys. and HOOD, after being wdip
ped at Dalton: will be happy to get back
safe. The rebels expected great deal
from Hoods movement ~ Sherman )
rear, Lu, it has brought them nothing.
Ix MlSSuuEi-pricc seems to have
invaded the State again with about
"a, 600 men, Lu; t;rn. En:ecranS is max.
in: preparations ~aNh will eHee'ualIy
check his movcmsnts.
SHERIDAN has been AZ work again.
After the battles Of the l9th and I'D
q; ::crrcmbrr, in which Fairy was 50
talIy Lca:en, Sheridan followed W a.
far ~ llarriSo"bur%, and, pursuant to
.,su, ':rAn; ceier, destroyed everything
,A.t could Lc used to subsist the re6si
:.r,uy aud thea retired, leaving the valley
Il Gr>"iatc ard smoking waste. The
r.oci, ,huu.ht he WAS rctrcating. and 50
,lry sent i force Of cavalry after him,
which overlook lis rear about Fishers
Hill. lie stopped, fought, defeated and
pursued this force ~ lies. when he
..u,a,ncuccl retiring again. Having !a''
Zen back as far Il, NiId.c,owu, aud tcius
about to dctach his cavalry on some cS'
,.cdi:ion, the enemy came upon him
s.:aim, expecting to orcrwhclm hilh and
drive him out vi the valley. But oar
dispatches show what the result Was
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
Effects Of Dead Soldiers.

la the QuarlermaStcr Generals De.
par,mcnl is i branch under the iLmcdi.
ate direction Of Capt. James NJ, Moore,
Assistant Quartermaster, .cmh,ncins sew.
cral departments Of, mechanics and in:
.lus'ry, Among the latter is that Of
storing and caring FIR the cIscts Of de-
ceased officers :apI soldiers. Asa rule,
all such effects, wherever found, are
labelled Capt. j. NJ. Moore, 4. q. ~,
Washington, u. e., and Forwarded TO
his Office. When the original owner :
'alArcss is on the baggage, il is entered
on the books in the, 7oQiee. IT, no in
scriptiun DC found the packages is
'opcnerl and examined, and, such marks
as may lead to Us Identification arc noted.
The goods arc then passed to their prop,
err places. The buildings us,d as store
houses for these articles; arc necessarily
very capacious, for over six hundred reg.
'imcn;s and batteries ARG represented
here, and each State has its distinctive
apartment !; not 'only, SO, but every reg
imcnt has its appropriate. place, aud all
articles arc alphabetically arranged, So
tia, in two. Hiuu,es af'er The address on
the package is madc known, the article
SOU: for is found, All aPplieai ions
for the recovery Of such easrIs must be
accompanied by sufficient evidence to
prove the aprliean, eatitlel I" receive
the, same, aud, should be addressed to
Captain James ", Moore, 4. Q. 81.
30. 81, T street, Washington, D. G.
WnShm@ra Ch,Yn,cAi 49,, .,....-.- =
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
--LATEST TELEGRAMS.
F. 7.T.:. -
Last Saturdays: Dispatches; i"
From Sheridan and Sherman.
. Shelada11's last Victory
h.
Over so Rieces'of AriDaay and
1900 Prisoners Taken!
Hood Trying to get Back.
Last Saturdays: Dispatches;
She1ada11s last Victory
. Hood Trying to get Back.
SllsrlSlap'S Omcial RcpQrtsr

WsAsSriIrSSSS%oS|, 11:4t'a. NJ, bcl4li1'
CEDAR CREEK, 1850 7. NJ, Oct. 70. ]
IL Licat Ger (;runt, City Point;
We 'havG again Been favored by o
great victory, woI' from disaster by tho
sallantry Of our officers and men.
The attack on the. enemy was made
at : p. NJ, by arlclt half wheel Of the
whole line, with division Of cavalry
turning each flank Of the enemy.
The whole line advanced. The enc
my. after u stubborn Resistance, broke
aud fed. They were pursued with
viyor. The artillery captured will
probably be over % pieces; this, Of
course, includes what were captured
from our troops early in the morning.
AZ least eco prisoners have Lccn
hrou.h, in, also wagons and amLulauces
in large plumbers.
THIS morning the cavalry made a
dash at Fishers Hill and carried it, the
enemy having .tlel during tic ni.ht,
leaving ouiS 'suah rear guard.
| have. /" regret the loss Of many val.
uab.c officers. ......
[Sig"cd.] p. II. SIIEEInAN, :, -
Maj ..Gcul.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26

death. Hood las T'o5ccfa ; faiifsd in fna
ing or capturing supplies. Ho,is trying
Ibis best to avoid a fight; lie attempted
Ito spoak back through."!sSnake Greek
Gap, but, finding that outlet BLOCK dpr
he ubandopedlth the attempti'o Ellis Worn
ms, ha.is rcported'a mile andta halt DO:
low.Fayctte. Sherman iiSd Perhaps 'slX
miles from him. 81 ii; ,-,,.. .'4n".iI -!
,,ir 80 : = s,nn,
..,n.. y: ...u -ClNclNHAT1,, Oct: b.
The t1mme,yiui's. Nashville dispatch
says, sherman is at Gaylesvillc near
Goose. Ryerprcssing, Hood. who is re-
treating toward Gadsop: Hood. will be
compelled either to moSe Aos!h i. to the
t.'rcuuessee, 7riper,' or, south TO jackson
with his ,army.' 1t is reported thpt he Is
destitute Of shoes aud food. Tho rail,
road FROM Chattanooga to .Atlsnta will
be completed Thursday. o.. I'D y...
The neutrality-suspicious. with Sher'
idan, ur the 2ath. says: Our mcn arc
enjoying respite. after the late battle.
Our position Is ucariy tue Sanlc'as IL WAS
before the battle, with the exception OF
having made u Judgement on the lett
summit Of the Massanuttcn Mountains.
The following is the official report Of
what We captured on the l9Ih: l,2o"
prisoners rank aud Tile; Gi commisSioncd
officers rs pieces Of artillery; ~ cais'
sons; :; battery wagons; ",9US hcrses
aud mules, with harness complete %
amLulanccS !; 81, army wagons; 10 600
rounds artillery AMMUNITION; laSO
>mal arms :. several wagon loads, in
clalius all the mcdca! stores OF the en-
envy, and Il large quantity "f small arm
ammunition, and Il large number Of bat
tie flags. ....
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
Phil. Thurman Killed!

VIZ Az authorized to state Officially
that the .ucrri!las came into Winfield
last night, aLou, lVu strong, under CON;
maud of Capt. rnIA. T"cnAAS. They
attacked Csp,. EErN"Lns company OF
the 7,h Va. Cav. posted there, aud were
handsomely rcpulscd. Capt. Thurman
Was mct,ally wounded. aud died in la!l
an hour afterwards. His brother, { Dill
ThurmanY WAS taken prisoner. They
hastily reiterated. a,nt arc being pursued
10y three companies Of the eth Va. Cav
alry, unlyr Majo Slack.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
Sale of Valuable. Town Lots!

rINuE CHARLESTON EXTENSION CON.
l. .pANY, having purchased and laid OFT in
Town Lots oi ali sizes, the ."ciarkson Farm,
on FIX River, and adjoining GIrrlrs'~n. now
oilers such lots for lie on the most accunu"
dating terms. 81, - - st 49,. ~.
These lots are beautifully located on uie
banks of Elk River which iowS, clear and
cool, from the mineral laden mountains Of
Wcst Virginia. O.. 49, '''-
It. is useless 10 attempt to give in detail the
superior advantages Of the location Of: that
portion uf The tuM1, Of Charleston, which, is
destined, at no distant period I" he. one Of the
iircinost cities of brr great and growing State
The mineral resources of',his portion OF
tho Kannwhn Valley. nro inc Nhn'ls', bc--
Coal, Oil, Iron, &c., arc found ia abundance
manufacturing establishments, OF III kinds,
must soon find u permanent place in ohr
midst, and these Ibis are pccnliarl! adapted
To That purpose. ''..' '.''| - =.
Gk1y- For tull!psuiculArs, call on Nc. y. S.
WIliTrEkEil at the Post Office. o. l.assi
3 1919 - =, nc. McWH0ETER, 80,
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-10-26
PaTi 1 Pris I5j11c Of war.

7 The following plan for paying to the
families of,otlicers and soldies"Hin the
service; Critic I1nitedi States, 'whoIare aor
may become pksono4s oE,whr,. sums:due
thomi By;thie It'oterpmdntj having abeen
approved blythe President, is published
for thoinformation of.alL eoncerncd':&f
'P4ymc!,iitt will bt'inasts4o PERSONS PRESENT
ING a:wsi,teii auiliori,wGf,unl', prisoner TO
draw his ,t,y; e,J without SUCH authority to
his wife, tue guardian Of Ais nj nor pshil'lrcn,
or his widowed mothcp, in the in,ntcd. 49,.
/. Application for such pay. must. made to
The senior paymI.tcr. Of Tic dislrict IN which
i no regiment .ofthc prscmcr- is serving, and
,nsskt, aceolnpailiolIby tile ccvtiiicatciof a
judge NE y, court of the United States, Of n
district attorney Yf the. United, States or Of
SOME Other party, hitler luz scal Of u court Of
rrtorl of the State in which the Applicant is
n resident, setting forth that the sail: sppli-
cuhhjs the wife 6f the prisoncr, the, guardian
Of his children. OF his widowed mother; and
if ncturviuS either. Of the last two relpiion.
SLIPS toward him, That lherciS no one in. cX-
i$trIIce who is more nearly related, according
10 the above Classification. ID. ."
Payments will I've made TO parties thus an.
tharizcd aud identified. on their receipts
made out in tie manner that woul, be rcTuir-
c,l Of the prisoner himself. nj least Que months
,s.v being il, al! eases retained 10y the United
Stats. Tue officer making the payment will
Src liIxi il is entered OIL tie, last previous
muster roll for The payment Of tbe rrS"ncrs
company, Or vii! report IT,. il these rolls are
nj, in his posscssiun, t.the senior payNI:strr
of the district, who will either attend 10 the
entry, or givc notice Of tile payment I" the
'aylitstor-iencrul ifthe rolls have hrcn for.
wardcl TO his Office. ... &C.,. 49,.
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h.>rs East India Coffee, anil think our
eeaders will find i. great saving ni The
family economy. .-r.,y: -
S\FHhpA' @"le ,rs begin to think of going
t" SrRAtss \ l:n"'s for "somcIhing to wear,
hu, the sun having come ou.'a gain, we M, i,
OIL
IT will be seen By resercucr to hi. card ON
cur first page, that Car..J.r. WHEELER, our
former District Pfo1ost Marshal. has stuck
up his sbipgts;sias IL Notary Public in our
mLs,. We can only hope he may he KEEP, as
busy in his new as lie vas in. lis. old bust.
ness.
DEE ;. TiS:.O1E.
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And whereas, ~ m dct sssisfataSe
of this State entitled ian net to regulate el,c
tions by The people, it is made 'tlIe dntJt Of
the .Governorto give notice by procla,mHstiiSStn
of the TIME OF holding such, elect lon aHdot the
Number Of electors ~ he. then chosen.
crnor Of lhsS' stato Of West 'Nfrgicia, do issue
this by; Proclamation appointing 90 :..''.' =
Tuesday fhc Eighth al;a1yt or No;
s"'|'*' ycmbcr, 1SGi;;,'' ..'''', -
as tic day whicl, will re held, in tho several
co6n,icS 6r this Safe, mn election for FIVE elect
tors of Iresi,lcnt'and Vice Prcsdenti Of 1.-THE
United States, Five electors being tho MUM
her the State Of West Virginia is entitled to
according 10 her representation in the Con:
sress Of The United States. -
: 't'. : " Done ut the city Wheeling on
.CGt-) this tac Eighth day Of Septcm'
. =. [. s.. Der, in the year oIour Lard one
; 81 thousand eight hundred and six
-. ty-four, and Of the SElte, the Sec
-''' Ond e.,
~ The Governor, Al. FOREMAN,
j. EDGAR .EoYEHs, Secy Of State. '..'
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y. Y. N&HALp$ Mrn;NT urTNE VICTORY

NTw York, Oct. -.
The following is the Herald 5 account
Of how Sheridan won his victory.
After taking command, about l
o'clock. General Sheridan commenced
driving the rebels. The 10Th Corps
lines were thrown forward, and, with
their batteries playing briSkly on the
rebels position, affairs began to assume
Il more cheerful aspect. The rebels had
apparently got. hoarsc tonE their effort
in grooming. for their ycllS at this time
were both lew aud far between.
. Our lines continually advanced slowly,
i, is true, but very surely. The charge
which decided lie fate VI this cvcn,tuI
day, WAS made at i o'clock, =. NJ. Fit.
teen minutes before that time, Gen.
Getty'$. Livi>iua,. Gth, corps. formed IN
its line Of battle on 4 piece OF open
sround. Ou the right Of the turnpike
the other divisions d! the 9TH corps, aud
Cen. Emory's ..command, Il9th corps,
formed in similar manner. but under
cover Of the woods. At i O'Clock the
lines commenced to move forward.
More than half the distance was tra'
.vcr,cl and not shot WAS fired. Then
suddenly the rebel batteries opened with
terrific effect on our advancing lines.
Min.lihs With the roar'of artillery and
din Of exploding shells, was now heard
the roll Of muskc'ry. The firing was
the mu.;t constant, aud rapid ever before
heard in the, valley, and was never
euualicd on this continent, except at the
battle Of tic Wilderness. Oar llucs
slightly wavercl under the whitening fire
of:,he rebel batteries; but they did moi
give way or fall back. When but ;
Short distance irQm the rebel liucs. the
last grand. rush. ;was ;made: Our. ne'
were inside Of their lines, and the day
was won. Without regard to the order
Of going the rebels fled through tho
streets Of MidLlctown, leaving the''
guns in our hand, and many sinai
! asus and several stand Of colorS.-
! l}cnrrai $hcriian, withhis usual prompt
itude, ordered the pursuit be kept up
Our cavalry was at uucc ordered tor
ward, and the rebels continued thrl'
flight over Cedar Creek, ""|""'c to
S,rasburs, which place they also left it
their rear shortly after sunset. 'kebe
General RamSrur was mortally wounded
and he is in QUO hands; rebel iienera
Lake also reported killed, and body il
our hands. The substantial fruits o
this victory are now to be seen in shape
.l3 pcices artillery, = and nlaEe numbe
wagons and amJulaHcGs. fcbclS ar
being followed w with greatest .vlsoTr
and our advance will doubtless bc'so1n
where i'll the viciuity.of Woodstock he
fore morning. ..-. go. .~r, 8,
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m- THE following is specimen
piece ofJthe WHICH tho folks on
board the Annie Laurie made for US 4
few weeks aso-(while bringing eur
type, &C., up from Portsmouth -and
thcTconsumptipn- Of which has delayed
the appearance Of the Journal. 1t is
not Y":.. az good to take as apple or
mincc pic !, = 'r' V.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EAlMrmrM EMSM Ell MMMc-MSHAlEELtE
.>l;'!;" i :, ~! !!IqixAiEstailat7
wa ;i>r;s ina! Ut =ti>r:LxSs!Gf * =.
'"i'ft;dLlc2s'Ha!taI- 3:stsSt-ss:s'zTsSs1:tsrk
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MIA r r I Il G. e S.

: TLLLEY-.lIOl.MES.- Charleston, West
Va. on Thursday evening, Oct l%,h, ~ Jas.
Atkinson, Esq, Mn. Wy. TrLLEr to Miss
EMMA l.uutSA Il"LHEE, all Of this place. ,...r
CHANDLER -EuSTlC.--On Thursday, the
2ull inst, Ivy Rev. a. Stevens, MH. Ran.
SON H.. CmAxnLEn, to MISS JANE Bosric, all
Of Kannwha. I'd 20 '"' ." .'''' =
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seu- The whole number of Petroleum
reHnsrirs Il, .,1'it'sLuts, is fifty eight,
with y total CAPACITY per week Of twenty
six thousand barrels. Value of oils
refined, $500 ,2223;;. wigs paid per
aniInlumi, S35O,b0n.: ~ r. ''"'' .'' =