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y We have generally RETAINED, nnlrrs u
eoHueIion with some public matter. from nIsH-
iisniRg the personal uioyemynts aud ul,rrs
bouts Of our military commanders II uoa..
be gratifying to the curiosity of OUT people, but
# is jsst as well, perhaps, tha, tbs suelay
should not be kept informed Of their wh-rea
bouts, and b. ablr 10 speculate af to what tl!o,
are after
One thing, however, is suitc gratiry inF. In
every quarter Ne find them r-cei7iHg th- Hart
respectful and cordial welcome. O.r citiz.Hs
ar- unanimous in their determination u slar
by and szpPort them, and avoid I'LL conflict be-
iwe-n civil aud military authorities. They have.
AID should have, tie utmsst conGjcncs that o,.r
military Commanders have no other MIN tlia-
the good OF the cause, common 10 MS an. and
their ability hss been too often provad eIs now
to be matter of question. We arc tn45lcd to
assure the people in return that thr rnost s.ria-
gent measures are being put ir operation, hv
al The general lcsIs Of tie District. NJ protart
tao citizens against wanton outrage. Or illegal
imprdssasa1s. They are anxious to eject a
complete suppression Of it, and with the aid and
hearty cooperation Of the c,iz.ns il will be
done. This IS already bringing about suck =
condition Of things as should be, oEs in which
ih. planter ehesrfully and freely submits t. the
gal imprsssmen.s which tile necessities Of thr
country demand and at tho sans time il pro-
tec.ed in the enjoyment Of the balancr for thr
purpose Of rendering further MD to the country.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

ELECTION FOR JUDGE.--We do not know
who will be candidates, but can cheerfuuy rec
ommend Hon. A. b. WILLIAMS Is a man well
qualified by natural abilities, close study and
long practice, to worthily succeed hon. /. B.
GREEN He is well known TO the people as ?
sound discriminating thinker, and industrious
man Of business Sec his announcement.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

NAsHviLLE.-We could shed tears for
the beautiful city and its noble citizens
How it is de;ecrated by one Of the vilest
Of wreiches \ Nashville paper cr tie
Ilth says The colored people hld a~torch
light procession in honor of the election
of Lincoln aud Johnson, nearly BALI W
mle long Johnson addressed then from
the steps of the capitol. lie courseled
them to industry, forbearance, moderation
and virtue. (We suppose lie meant to-
wards their old masters) lie earnestly
warned them against The vices of loafinc
aud immoral practices (what tie deuce il
freedom for then y "If you are not
true to yourselves in this great struggle /"
he said, . you don't deserve To be tree"
Two persons were shot down duriug Ii Y
meeting, one for hurraling fo: Mcclellan
and den. uncing johnson, and another
for throwing stone at one OF the spelk-
ers.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

~ Do no; forget the Tableaux and
Concert tonight. Leave the clothing
during the day with some one who will
be appointed for the purpose and get
tickets, to save delay and confusion at
night. See small bills posted.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

cg The regular Fall Term of the Cir
cult Court was held here last week, Hon
G. B. Neal, special Judge, presiding -
But little business was done.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

- Until further advice we will decline re
ceiying subsubscr iptions for the Telegraph.
Due notice will be given when we can prudent
lv increase the list
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30
H'D qRs- TRAEs-MIss. DEPT. '

EA.NNN NN-a AmHA-r -"NA- - -
GEFgEAL lRazAs.
II VIE following p.... .-iar-ion az she Ff.=--rr'
q j. rs-pual--g. ias iI-fa.uiasioz ia THE Il H.
p-rfr-sr:
Iti. meet that ihs p-os-s the Coufe5sfsi-
Si-..s s1nl.l, irlm llI. 81 f.ib-. assemble &,
agk iio " .-a- -1 lA1i. dt r-- l-- e.i Agarv sd
~ Iar1-r lar7ut lhAaka .l n .4 f..r Eaiu-. 10
hrHi IN 7i-gti KIN His foatr-aul aal II accept
rilh i-Irrft -rHE.lsa.lf- ..- tta=f-li4g III. Ar.
AIlWisr Hl.I LI-n.Mrr.ll H.ur.l-ar--
I-'i u-. fl. n, -il t.-ura- auu l tt- Erlf. uH-.s
onr Vulc-A i- rrtr-. lil B- w4h z-o-iuE rIa l.
sIds, tI- ulaHi.rs lt.l-.s ut H.s I-y.artIi, care
n .h= msEy sigma r.S.oI.-s s..l which slI
arms hayr J--l c5ca..-4. ia tis t5ui..- urss
with orr l.al has been p ss.d. -Ed .l ilr uuil.-
paired energy aal 'orl..u-- h.ll rhl-A A. Eas
Inspired oaT A-.r.e --i strengthened rE. arm.
ia .asis.ara= .o iha iniq 4it1-- dr= gls -l u-r
rrr.-iaa-
A-l Lat aa r7. forget -ai wh..a Er4r.ouziy
vu.rHsrinE .n ns F.a lINlH-Iinn- rEI -irs lAt+
fEtrltaI AIt received E.isrllk rh+sUist mrAL
thai many n. uuT Hrs Hru hrzr-st har- tl-isl n.
Ea-il- rAa- r-nuy oSni- 4Ir .ii-l E-Il ln tor-
viTl if l--ls ihat lNr-s districts et olr country
have been devastated rlfl SAVAGE f-fu-i.s. sac
ptacsil. home, destroyed. azs n-ip.rss women
ans oh...rau & wen ava. is les.ltulgu; AZ.
iA-t Uiin tsHfisE na.iguity ta- fa,-.eI.s O.
s-IN.ie r4Es nave l-=r eAeite4 aE uzI t.-s info
M commission ~ alyg.-lss from y Li,h ls4l-
iE wFrome escape.
now tlaartal.. Il, JErr-RaoF DAVIS T-rsi-
d-lt 1t tha Cunf iu.nr N -tHa KY Aina.ict- o
.Esl- tl.s- nIr u.uHI I.r.4ti4r- Rai.i-g apHr NM d-
n-a-Ir. ihH -6.h l4r y. harrn-rr n-1t fs n
aAy i0 lH -pr-1ly dr-rt-l tc thr worship ".
Almighty r.t; ana cp iari-r ald lIiN yhs lll
The Tr-p.- oI tte Coafrd1l De States 10 ESsef.sls
on ihe csy Aforesaid ia th-ir Trsgrciira places
81 PrHir worst p. tLrTs % unite n prayer 90
or Heavenly lathtl that EH Htstoa Ills t.Ts.
upyn us; that Hs extend 1ral us tAH Frnfsc-uz .
oi t-ls Almighty arn. lhat ne saHgtiiv il
rrastiaanent iu crl Improvement sO tnai Ns
mar tuIn away fUm lNi f4-h- -ad wA.A &C.,
Haua lE iI his =iEhl; -nl sAai Ea inay rrstlra
ptAc4 to Dnr h-i0Frd rrlnfEy- healing its siRrd
-nE wounds anI securing ~ - ina goniiHral
ENJOY M. iit of Our own right ~ -1t-EovaTI.Inrn
and independence; and tLat Hc vii. EaciSusiy
hsaI ken TO rs. willis we ascfla 90 Him the
power ard glory Of our Independence.
Given under my hand and the seal of Tie
Confederate States. Al Richmond. this 10th day
q October, ia tkr yaar OF cur Lord, on1 thou
sand 4. ht h-r ir.d and siIfy-four.
EH tiU EF, aiuent:
-~-~~ - ~~-Mr r.a 4 w-wH
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30
JEFFEREON DAVIS .
" F. BENJAMIN.
Secretary M State

The foregoing proclamation. owing 70 the n
rfEHiarity 81 communication with the Feat o.
Government, was NOS received until too late Tor
hs general ohstEvAHes Of the day appointed.
I ne commanding Gensral therefore directs that
'he 10TH DAY or DECEMBER next be s-i
apart ier thf Objects specified that Oh that day
Ll Government work-4lI1ps BIZ closad ard LABOR
suspended ard that as far as practicable. Mil
military du-ifs cease The troops Art recon-
mendrd to assemble at their respective places
of worship and rhe riHzsEs of the Deparimrrt
invited tl ln'te ltle I-Asous observance of
ihe dav.
BY commafi lf
Gen. Z KIRBY SMITH.
: $. AEp-RCoS.
4. A. General
fO-2~
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N L w B 0 0 X!
THE CAMP. HE B1NOUAC,
AND THE
R ATTN Ir-NfT EfT I'd

III w. IL GAhMAGE, Surgeon. C- = a.
DesHg q HisfoTynf fhe stt arkansas Regiment
from rs OTga FirafioH to fic Prsserf date.
ITS CAMPAIGNS And ITS RiTTL rs
4 HAVE just received few ropics OF this
Il interesting work for sale. 49, II mo. pages
neatly printed wi.h small type. Price, Sl1
pr copy. Sen. hy mail. Address
III. i.- SUTTON Washington. Ark
Dranl-r. Ipth l-jf
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HID QRs., DIST. OF ARKS., I
Camden, Nov. %, 1864.

VftU-IN5J {
No.
4 IL orders published in the Washington
"A Telegraph" from District Head Quarters
.hall be deemed official, and will be obeyed ac-
eordingly.
b command
Maj-Gcn. MAGRUDER.
W. A ALsroN, A. A Gen.
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IS r,huaudcf
Li- -u4- a. n EtlFF-
FF~- y. FIELD. Mai. a. A. "a 5sz
ND pEr. DISTRICT OF hNEs I


Camden. Nur l5. l5t-
TFHF Aa'r---f. l-r4l CDMHs--in. akf
wv PI-asHr-a .n rr Rrnat iitH tH- .-IIrnf-.
brilliant ascr4H of Capt al "a. Crawford a.E
Litt.a h--L:
Con: aava lhr honor - report ihs. "A. 3
Crawford commanding euinpRny. lita Arsa-s-
CsvLl-y. u-4r Benton. on the n-Irlug e 81
-fu il-t-. s- - light, zrz-k-d force q .le -
lmN. supposed tl b. Itt strong, sur.ir-r-5 I.rr
miles north 81 l-.rlr Eacl-. on tnt ut I'LL .r.i
hilird Er-- wounded I+u M Twelve. -a1l--
eltTen prisoners Aul dispersed -1e rsulail-l-
capturing rl-ir =tarkalt 4Ea camp. aHi ieHng
inE taeiI ramp rnl.nhEr- AH i rf1rri tu s-a
that Lt. H. VII S.IltlaF, 4F Caut L3-Tt-rii
company waa severely wolr ir1 daring fft i--
gaEem-nt- Oar .gs- utharr ift v-s .EHi; e7'
Or two nrn slightly wounded. ami Z taW hp-s'
killed and wounded. The prisoners ars asT q
the way 10 District Hea5-QGart rs.
| am, Col. Very Respectfully
Your or STrt.
JOHN J.. LOGAN. Col Lszl
To 1T Col E- ~ TURNER, AL a. w.
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~ Please address all letters not connected
with the editorial department, remit all sub
seriptions, and make all settlements with the
Publisher. r. C. BRADY.
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ESTATE OF GEO HILL prr-d-APFLI-
CATION FOR SALE OF LAND.
Ihe n-Lt January Term of flr Hon. Pro-
-l hat- Courr for thc County of Hampstead
-tarr af Ark4ns4s, WELT make application on
b-halt el myself -r f -H- heirs af sid deceased
70 s-ll for ihe benefit 81 all concerned. 4 Ger
tain tract Of land belonging 70 said estate situ-
ated near CYlunb ia said county, described
- the south west quarter OF The n0rth-N i
quarter and northwest quarter of the south
west quarter oi Section - Township il, south
ut Range L6 west. continuing eighty acres, with
dwelling. q r- up-n it.
A. INT HIiI-- Widow AHA ExecufiE
Nnv. lU 1854 4n-lw
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- VA N.-I-E!r XVI. s- -. -. ef Ar

UJffr qf H.1t-rlr XVI. IN. Efst Dust. WI dr. Y
Wash. gtnn- Aik., NOV. 3ih, 1861
~ ANINE partially recovered lIY Aealit. ]
4 Will open my o1-ae - Washington. AIh.
ou Eoudat il. l2.h -ag ut December. 1864
ior th- f--. -ciiou of busia.ss
.it.-- .-r--r q rai3 ...t tolf-rruc- Issu.a
80 Asks. lriil via publish , tinis. and s.n.
l-pi.a-t- N Livh accounts r... "a
an.-. I'M. .al rrr+lp--I.
All RUTHERFORD. XII. S Beer
4l-.W R--f ll.st. t. Alharsaa4
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. D
Washington, Ark. NOV. ~. 1865. 4
To fIc PeoFit ef fht STATE Of Arkansas:
Your attention is called III the above procla.
nation and order and you are earnestly request
M ~ abstain from your ordinary occupations Or
thr Sixteenth day Of December, 1854. and ts
unite with the army il prayer to the Almighty
fol the objects specified
TS& II. FLANAGIE.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

JOHN J.. LOGAN. Col Cs7l
To IT. Col. I'll ~ TURSEE, a. A-G-
31-rw.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

GcnFTaI UrtIrs. -' = \
No. D.
A. Ihu following extract fam O..
tuTnHtlun MI all concerned. rfl- -"- AH
ADJ-T- d1 INSPECTOR GEN-s rt.,..
RICHMOND, NA.. December I,. I-.', Il IN Lt 4
Genr.rl Orlss>, Il
No. I57
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five did, to whom must we make the
application? TO be effective we must
apply to the authority controlling the
armed iorceS in front. And who is
.isihSl? None other than their recogni.
zcd Chief-lJcfferson DaVis--and in
thus doing We acknowledge the vOlidi.
" ofhis hitherto denied but then adj.
mitled civil statw-President Of the po,
lilieal community styled Confederate
States of AmeiicA;" husscRnowlcdgiug
their lSDErEspENcE. Besideslhis con,
cessioh of the whole matter, as a prelim-
mary 10 the consideration Of terms Of
rpoOcssa Jona fdo Cessation Of hostili.
ties" rsquifes not merely thala active
military operations cease but the with
drawsI ofogefy soldier from the dispu.
ted territory aud every ship from tswa.
tiers Os we'll as an instant return TO port
of all cruisers after pirate ships; but were
these strict conditions not exacted and our
armies expressly allowed 10 remain as
the summons GouDdtheh. it must be op-
paren, to all intelligent minds that the
traitorous pause would work their dis
Indignation and complete and final de-
sLruclion, and bcing then at their mercy
We must acquiesce in just such terms
Of peace az our triumphant Foe Thought
comporled with insuring indemnify for
the past and security for the future. =
Thus in whatever light this shameless
platform is viewed it inevitably leads to
immediate or ultimate dissolution OF the
Union and consequent irretrievable and
eternal NATIONAL DISTINCTIONS
Let loyalsts felicitaie themselves, how
ever, that their zeal to aid their armed
friends, is at the expense oil their dis.
erection and has thus comprised their de
feat, IN yerfcation ofthe adoge "whom
the Gods destroy they frst make mad"
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What was Letter.

WAsHtxaTos, September Io.-A let.
ter. received 10 this city Today, from an
officer IN Gen. Grants STAFF, dated City
Point, wsgEssday evening, says:' Il have
no stirring news TO record to day, but
sYsry Thing looks bright and cheering.
Every day We lie here we are weakening
the enemy more or less. while their
troops are DESERVING to our lines 10
droveA.
Wa are rsceiyiog large aeesssiOss Of
new recruits. The llth Florida Regl'
lnenl, which entered the rebel sefgice
with |. 100 men, has been reduced, do
lssSsef ~ less than 100, By deser-
ton sn5 casualties Of war, buI pfinci'
paIly BY deseFfone. Amops the seven.
" rebel describes brought here this
morning from City Point, were fifteen
from that regiment.
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ZION nc Amy oftke eonmac.

The Herald6 Army OF the Potomac
correspondent Of the 18th says:
Information was received yesterday,
tha. the enemy zero moving quite q
large body oftfoops TO the left ol'Gen.
Waren;ta ascertain The truth of this. a
geconnoissncs wss ordered TO be made
at on early hour this mOrOibg. The
force ielselsd for tie purpose, consisted
Iorthe Slh end 18th Psnnsylyanis Reei.
tnehts, oficavdy uudss tbq command Of
lieut. CGi, j X Robinson, and the Isl
l'ennsy lvHnis BatssliOn. commanded by
Major r J Falls supported by a'blisede
Of infantry under General Baxter, Of Ibe
9Th Corps. The cavalry left camp at
two o'elock this morning. reaching the
Weldon Railroad OF daylight, and Of
once moved out to the front, by the
Vaughan Road, distance Of mile and
a half Which brought them to the forks
ola road, one Of which led to PEERS
burg, aud the other 10 The left, il the
direction Of RSams' Station.
The first Reconnaissance was made in
the direction Of Petersburg. The pick,
cts Of the enemy we're driven in fcr q
mile or more, when tho command re,
turned and moved in the opposite direc.
ton. After going about mile beyond
our infantry pickets the enemy were dis.
coveted, with the road strongly barrics.
ded, and swamp upon either side. A
squadron was dismounted to drive them
from their position. This they did in
gallant style, and continued to drive
them from one position to another, for a
distance ,of two miles.
No signs OF large bodies Of troops
were discovered or indications Of any
havipg been there recently, Citizens
living on the road said force Of 1000
cavalry wet6 eucanpei some two miles
IN advance, Tor thepurpose Of gossing
the Boynlon Plank road, over which the
rebels transport c large portion of their
supplies at present.
Although I have no general engage
mGdt to record, or serious fighting, there
was continued stirnishing for several
hours.
Upon the withdrawal of our troops
the enemy followed US up, and 6nplly
drove in our picke,s, compelling US. to
return and re-establish the line. The
losses were very suall on our side. con
sisling Of only Two men wounded in the
lst Pennsylvania Battalion. The enc
uy left one or Two killed, who fell into
our hands, and. doubtless, some were
wounded, The whole division 81 caval.
~ have been saddcd all day and in
readiness TO move al a moments notice
i found necessary to 60 to the assist
snce Of the Small force sent out; but the
OBJECT Of the reconnoisance was accom-,
PfShed without fourher aid.
There, are some indications that the
2enemyJare making preparations 10 evsc.
Oale Petersburg. We learn that large
numbers Of the citizens have been leav.
Jog Tor the South for several days The
ruth OF this rumor win be ascerlained
IA few hours. -.
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Extraordinary Renovation of the En-.
tir o system,

About thirteen years since, arrived in this
country from Christina, Norway, and con,in
ued in fair health till about twelve since when
the diseases common TO our western country
began TO attack me, such as fever and aguc
general debility, weakness OF the digestive or.
gans, DC, in fact, l was, as the common phrase
Is, "sick all over" Nevertheless. my ciFeum'
stances compelled me to go to work in the Lake
Superior Copper lines, Lake Superior. Hero
! met with browning disaster, having fall
Of many feet and striking upon my head, hav.
ing the effect Of benumbing as il were the inus
Giles and nerves Of my legs and arms so that for
n long time l could hardly move. Finally |
got SO that could hObble about with cane,
bu. almost despaired Of ever getting vel md
here is the astounding and to me yratffyihgfart
that three weeks ago commenced the use Of
the Scandinavian Remedies, and am now able
to walk easily without cane and feel veil
generally. A. JOHNSON.
G-FSee advertisement.
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FIGHT I'm THE VAIEBYH
$500 Rebels tIaptaredsl (!
Two REBEL GBNERAlsKlbi,EDI

Through the iEipdnssS Of Opf young
friend. Joseph vermiIliatfUt 81 Military
Operator at this place. 20 az permit
Ted to publish the following dispatpAs
k CoLuMBvs0 o. September 10, !
Yesterday (loiB) Ged. shefridan'at.
tackled The rebel forces updcy BrsOEin.
ridge and Early, near Bunker Hill, ID
the Shenandoah Valley. and fought al
day. A brilliant victory geu won by
our forces. The enemy wds driven l9
miles. We captured $500 prisoners, Q
stand Of coIors and pieces Of artillery.
The rebel killed and wounded were LEFT!
in our bends. The rebel Gems. Rkoads
and Gordon were allied aud -four rebel
Generals wounded.
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rho S,,..Gtion In the Shenandoah Val.
ley.

NEw York, September 18,-The
Horald's Shenandoah correspondent has
the following: Ono Of our men, who
was a prisoner aud who has escaped, re.
ports the enemy as having taken pom.
toon train through Winchester, in the
direction of Martinsburg, three days
ago. '-4
Another report says the enomy's pic.
neer corps is engaged in constructing
pontoons. Early's headquarters are
near Stephenson, Quite a number Of
conscripts have arrived to reinforce Ear.
ly. $50 Union prisoners are held near
Winchester. A rrcorDoisance foun
cavalry OF Bunker Hill. and Infantry
four miles north Of Stephenson.
Bdgadier General Averhl has been
made brevot Major General, from Aug.
Z, Col, W H Powell has been made
Brigodier General for distinguished ser. /
vices. !
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wo,s Ahout The Fremont Paper.

NV YoRk, Sept 16.-The Supreme
tGou I injunction, put TO day upon the
New Nation, Fremont's organ, referred
only to the imitation priated by General
CIuseret.
The regular paper goes 70 press to-
night. TIE difficulty in the matter, as
is Inferred from copy Of the suppressed
sheets, seems TO have been an attempt
on the part Of Gen. Clusseret 10 turn
the paper over to person who has not
hitherto appeared prominently as a pos
siBle candidate for the Presidency.
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From the Army OF TIL Potomac,

The Hersld's 9Th Corps correspondent
says, thai q party Of our men stole out,
few night, since and set Gre 70 a sig,
nal station, captured from as recently,
aud burned, il to the ssoHnd. II was
not worth Sighting for, and is nov out Of
the way Of contention.
The divisions Of the 9Th Corps haze
been rsuumb-rsd: the 3rd, commanded
by General Wilcox, is snow the Isg The
End, commanded by Gen. PatLen, re
lains It's number; .ho 4th, composed of
colored troops, commanded by General
Ferrero, will in future be known as the
3rd.
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From the Thirteenth V. V, l.
CAMp BEnnryILLE, Sept. 9Th.

CAMP BGRRrMLLE, Sept. 9Th.
Mr.. Etl'tor:--On Saturday, Sd inst,
we broke up camp, near Chprlestown,
and moved ip the direction Of Bertyvillc
which place we reached at 10 o'clock
Here we stacked arms, got dinner, and
renamed awaiting the further develop
ments of the enemy until neOr 8 O'Clock,
when it vas decided we would remain
here over night. but, strange TO say, IS
soon as our pickets were sent out, heavy
diminishing commenced down the Win
chester road and the information beng
received that the enemy wss advancing
from lllat direction in force. Genh
Crooks forces we're Immediately sent
forward 10 meet and if possible check
the adpanning foe, but before the LIST and
a. i,rigSdvS cUutd DO -tvrnsea-ih linn nf
hattie the rebels made charge the re-
suit being to compel eur men to fall
back a shor, distance but they soon raj
lied and in their turn charged upon the
enemy and drove them back. In this
charge we captured some so prisoners
A very sharp contest in which both or
liIlery and musketry were freely used
wos kept up until after the darkness
rendered it impossible to distinguish q
man a, a very short distance before you.
AT 0 O'Clock all was quiet again and ouI
men laid down, quietly resting on
their arms with some faint unlici palions
of a big fight The ensuing Sabbath. (FOr
Sunday has generally been the big fight
ing day. The 18Th was in the hottest
of the fgh, and as she has ever done on
former occasions did her duty.
Things ore all quiet to day. The en-
envy have left our front and from pres
ent indications ure moving in the dircc'
ton of Strausbure. There are quite q
large number OF our men absent, sick in
the different hos pitals Of, this Depart
mcDt. Iisuts. G. w. SnOwden aud JAS.
Wilson, are al Annapolis 10 Hospital;
Copls. ] D. Carter and McCOwn, re.
turned to the Regiment today, the for
mer from Annapolis aud the latter from
Cumberland. We bave bad few days
Of very unpleasant weather, raining and
cold manifest sigOs Of the passing sum.
mor and approaching autumn. ! here
with send you list OF the casualties in
our Regiment in tho eight at Ber'yv'iIe
which you will please Publi'h'
Co A-Private John Newell in wrist
Go, B.-wm. Withrow, hand; A6nm John
sou hand and head; J r .Gaskins thigh; John
Co. E-Meridith Sanders, RICH. uighi Bur
we'll Fairly thigh Jackson Brown, right arm
Co. F.-John W. Williams, head severe
Co. G.--Androw Pearce, thigh &c.,.
Co. H.-Pcter Miller in arm; y{d; sergeant
plyburn, arm; Sergt, WIN. J. CfqpA"g'
Co. X. --Elvin Carney, missing
The above is % near csrect as w
can make it at tho present 1t was ro
ported in camp yosterdly that Alb john
son Of Co. B, had def of his wounds-
This is perhaps premature
OLD Abe is all rigllln this army HO
will got nineteenth Of the sOldicr'ryoIcs
aud John NJ. Phelps, will get abHs the
Same proportion for Congress.
w w. H.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22
From North Carolina.

+ NGwBERN, Sept. IS-Major Kenny
and MI. Jnlian, o member OF the New
York State Senate. who were on the
s.eamer Fawn which was recently cap
tured by the enemy, arrived here 10 day,
from Elizabeth City. having been paroled
by The rebels.
Lieutenant Wilson, Provost Marshal
at Roanoke Island, Major Graves, LIST
Uniled States Colored Volunteers. and
Lieutenant Colonel Bingham, 10th Con
necdcul Volunteers, WHO were on the
Fawh. we're retained by the enemy
Coltnel Bingham, who was on his way
to jdn his regiment, had just been ex.
charged at Charleston.
Tie arrival Of the pirate steamer
FIOtda at Wilmington, N. G., is an
nouted.
LSut. Johnson, q favorile officer in
the d apartment, who was the chief of the
ami lance Corps, is among the victims
to III congestive chills, which prevail
here b considerable extent.
TIL North Carolina Times says there
is n,houbt but that the interior Of this
State in complete uproar over the
consrhpts and deserters. On the 18th
ult. alollision took place in Moore coun'
~, b,iween the deserlers, some l,7oO in
pumb,r, and the State guard. in which
the latter were repalsed, with loss Of
four hlled and sde wounded.