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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Cri.tadoso's Nssr Dye, Preventative
apd Wig depot ~uoleysis ,sd reist, No As,g Hrts
tbs i've applied by stiitut atti<ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30
An ola . nd Welt rs,ed Remedy.

MRS viNsLows SOOTHING sg.ttr los said, 81
,...,ou "a, 500, r. ,e,. : bt,y ,.w. Mm,oe, y
a,sh.,seso e.ify lhs & issbss ana perfectly
a. .ars Relieves ne csd 20 o. the y,ms.
regulates the .ores gives tronb'ei With css
paips f,e steep sas - p,seass ,n,toxei ress rcs
80. lA,tfts
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MEMS FROM THE SOUTH

.,-...
WxM6 RMUM AMk xUt1nM
Rannwfzd Qr0caaa If fho Raho1
G0u6yal Forrest
asiaMu Tvs wv VSRsHacI. ana aeIausu
as,d FIAT pss,orU t,v..u.toa
----~~~--~~>-
Erosfess OF tae 1onDarament OF
charleston
-.--.s-s-~-1~- ->,--~---
MhhN dNMi US INN sEA1E vi MuiiNli
9Sss NJ ~
-
9s,osvs.rsss, AMY n PofoaAo,l
Jau ~, 1861
n'on"'"" p'p's VI yostoua! CONTAIN ho'uns oi I'M
pofse'oe-
"rVSiAni, H tAuE-
Ms NKuAho, MISS Jan. 20, 1854
c'o"st toefes' mas captured Island No gu and all
Sne oeseoe' ado managers Killing ateen and destroying
shs oses and wagons
sooss sesos the evacuation Of Corinth and that The
easm ee~ On the torticaton and fell bach in she d.
fots c..isw y also reported to be evacuated.
ss..Ss.s. VICTORIES or GENERAL FoGREsg.
~ DALTON, Ca, Jan. Is, 1864.
Fpsss, e ssog good service He whipped the
onem~ a. 50 Grange, Collicrsville and Germsn.oun
Thess ,rsa force in West Tennessee ready to ioiu
bio'
fsS soMeasDsiESr or cHAsLEsTeN.
nas CHARLESTON, jan -, 1894,
si oa7o peea urea INTO tne CITY since the last
seP'Fs- s's eaemy nas oeea engaged all day hauling
"'""sa"'i - gregg ana cummings FONT batteries
Xu'' " co'saesaole activity IN the heet Three Mon
eos s's ''c''e" ioside oe'ween cummings POINT and
o'' 'f"sse'' .s,ox, ,ss..S..
c..a,r -. .. ,os.
.aa. a.s, !, ~ , - ,o',
a.. ,,., ~. ~. ~, = ''s ~ 49,
~. - fS' "
AesA,es AZ THE a.p.n.s
ORANGE Coucr H,usr. Ian. %. 1874
sus,,:o, {, mads,a Court aouse II i repor,ea thew
sys .s,sd sobiason river and csptured some OF our
pioxs,.. a.laacemenis lave been inside 10 meet them
Bas sps A.a,ana brigade re .ealigted today FOR The
~c.
sse.oJs TROUBLE rs LsA's ARMY
iss Disqualification OF Lees army, in consequence OF the
reported CORRECTION ia their ratons, has reached such
poai require that commander to issue general
yreyels
rae ssssL FisAsCEs.
lao fsfa,''' WING Of Wecnesds. nas synopsis o.
ths Sscesy tas confederate states treasury report
20 fesroas' 20 resolution OF the senate. LIE lunaed
80 Epatoo fnla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

cioinina ssi,fug at tcst.-Goirg "a
m,ys. osc,ccs ~os,i rs tss 50 ocss Bargain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

ia teheiors Hate Dy~-The Beat ia the
word ftstnlets, reliable t,ssanss-ons The paig
fees dy,. 1914 b. az drusssa Fs:osyB 8srr'ay ssssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Ness srnsuu mInufxcgsrpFt JI NlOp1is
cry sa goois rhoesse ,rd rst Y'ss co. % 0gist. o.
psts, ooilct 81
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a Cure FOR hernia or Rapture.

fNtiks PAtkhf lskNEH tFNNt
WHITES PATEkt bTNew TRUSS
+, i.ss, procpie s,top ftor, al otbsss n
hgo., oiesn sad No the
CO. ~ award aud upwsrd soa 10 esss
stronger lighter nv the psttcu, tsstnrsd "a
ed tsnsks supports 90 ne sane pnncspe.
Ape elegantly sad sErlasvsv 6tsa ~ tor ladies
aud fbtdrsn std attended b. adv, Sod IfFy.
Oyg A co 600 Brosdwy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Ihs sEaiee u.dscab a0ssstvatd,~~
Hopca sos sts treatment d ~, O.sscs os IN, scssi
slos BLOOD. Bladder saa Si1gsya N.sy stoa , A. " -
= ~, o. ~ Qeasr ssfset tpossa =, ~ srs ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

New Cosnesic-'twhtfe Nisgin Wat
% AileI ror bssrfyag sh'tsatng 400 nesetvin tbs
rompextoD, msxog N soft tsf smooS sna uanspSfe1f.
caring chsupcd lrs Of the haads Remsmp-s
Is all Virgin Wax sad esnnot aiUrs the skin add
the sr-s. secret Radiant aud Perpetual Beauty. PrSs ~
snd - cents MsIufsctutsr only by Hurt co. Postum
ers, IS3 Sop;, segrah sies Philadelphia Sold by -
couDfNGTOk. us Drosdwsy hew YORK; A. CROYEAU.
IA Baltimore Get. Bst,moss: " en- WHSLE. Ell Sc
fsssn street Psnnsv, sven4e Nssaingfoa DC.
allN q. .llLa A "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Distance Fsrc and Wvpssvr Proof sases
s.p is,anj AMI parior sefs3 for siivrr psie No
Ro1HRr rXrRtCa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

CoNsnm pssow and fst sAsnds Of Coughs
cured py Qusrus Coz LNes o. Jss iss saaips ssnstg
sold ~ al druggists
CorAs, Bunions, Inverted Waite. En-
tace& and s diseases of the teet cged wh, psa
soioccavenence 70 Tho psscnt. by d GAcHA&.k Soc,
gJoo Chitopolish rCp Brosivsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

S,aad scheme tn. Royal Uavan a
tae Sheity College To tsy OF Kentucky Informs
tlra uGlshsi ahEsK co Bro<ets ~ t'lu. sss-s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

fpers Of kentucky Ia o,mston fuusbsd Pri r,csshea
ii .Sas. pttces fsd ipc Cola slye. sId Uncst:sl
Money W + 4 JACKSON co. 8rossts
M. T1ti sve19s opposis coopst ius''tNs. n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

1ssise's G,aEsr Wine.
d. htftt os.sias rel s,a.sT
IS. .s,tsf so- 'es,,s. s,,c.s- ia As e'tg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Trusses.-Nsssh a. CO., Radical Cssl
n, "a sSce e,.y a. No Vesss stress ssc, s,rs. sdt
0,ssssc o,ea. gspp,,t,s. sh,ritss essysa - A'sr~
ts.1ar%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Fa-s SOit ne sss-nt Wr00stSsM ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Pss,es Casnea Iva All LOCALIZED Lotse
res rtona and gets5e oloLnaiion {s.n.
WEST Al pms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

%xe.Gase. Health, Advancement = w ssstra
9fmsssc Aca,e@s. M 6 Ras Twenty -'s,. ss' o. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

, Hssosvssrses AMY n PogoaAl,
Jau. 20, 1864. !
e;oh0saa oapess OF yesterday contain nothing Of i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

GJrrsadsa R,sdre s-eSsse Ownosas aas.
fr,n rppes iipa ',w smsassda Az o. /. Ne asi'
WAtsanz sAs BrsAa"ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Okzps. Ghases, SastO svncss. Ws1pssO~a
MI Sea,sshcs cu,st ~ 0OVB AuDW
tts'.s, .tnr,cs ~ hoaD fss 3'osdwss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

r,sa - Pesrs0s MWsEestes shise "a ace
4. n ,tts ,.asl aaa lslg toss.
JosA DuNCAe 4 Sous sGs a2eats
Nnsol ,lsss AMI tv.,,ts-ph srsps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30
NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL,

y <s &aax C~sntSas dor sls Dcmedt Ut ths
SAnftasy oansusssto@-A supper I'm
GaOm0T or 0ng. td.wsaia--1he Ssmatosias
Caucus Police Conn anassa0nesS--sChe
Mames OF ahe Police Gomasassa0mesS
agreed UpO@-SsSse Uaty RWaiGOaas-
Divorce RiaA--Hxoa and Roa.ty ssO1ds-
Tho Echo Fta isway --surs Ox CLASSIFICATION
Kun9 to ho Collector ot sAs Port OF
Now YWrk. SG~., AEr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Wa~elss q ssst.p~'. saasAs.a Feestiaps
t.,ss s,iieo serss. wscsl"ea shce ~ "es'F'f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

kin. of 5e re.gors reps me poica reDs he state
re,e 10 benefit hs on ia ags,s the citven The
sbos rebel, the Tree ebpr r-hs undee the plea
ano<tatic sausiy 10 benefit corporation aud mouopoe
jignIfp peope with the Justice Of capital agsns n
boi, compelling the produca unlimited nouns OF work
add the cpasamePlo ga I'M ed ssssthe 10 Ia lsbo
drpdgey aud slavery the oher ssj00o salary soouu
socfsl I'm ptoyemsut so si dsgrHs glonrsytst
br HOLMES so. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Had Breath.-l1ow Many Lovers IL
has sspsga'efhor msny lreuds 70 pared 10 edac
. fsdtcsl cure gss ~ BALM OF A gaOUSAkD fLOK
ESS' 1en'fnce 1ign' ana morning IL also ,ssulnes
"a. Price MFR cents Foe sale " li der ;.ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

brth 81 tho iu.apt prince just born to the roys rs o.
sosand have natur. given rise %ess more co ss 10.
under any circumstances, fail TO excite thrc ahout he
county All the particulars have been chronced rln
msnutSnss and with general accuracy, although some
sma erross have been made in the anxiety 20 present
those pleasant domestic details which every woman
o Ss "a, Souns mother and the infant srolnd
-acsn centre 10 many fond and e1eclionals COCA
~she- ne sscoucsmsn, o. ner soya, nsnnet'
tory warD,ugs has been currently reported, DOT
s there any reason 10 suppose that i was premauley
hsssensd by her visit 10 the ice Slight symptoms OK
ited in the earlier part OF the day when Of the
more srperisnced OF the ladies' around The princess ~
bv!ed 70 what proved later 70 be the true Cause o..
strongest dislike 70 what, In crdinary phrase called
makiug FUSS, aud on this occasion preferred = lss'
tbsse matters as Of no moment.
On returning from tho ice, abou, slt O'Clock he
SYMPTOMS were more urgent. a telegram vas inca
Hospital, Physicisn in Ordinary 20 her Hoys, Hsl.
Presently the aspect OF affairs becsme upmsiass
BILE second telegram was then desp,.cned fvr NJ.
Fare, OF Heord street. Who had hcen appointed scco
cbeur 20 her Royal Hshuess Meantime, however, "
was evident that more immediate aid was reatifed an
Mr. Horny Brow OF Windsor, was summoned, and nsi
the naupnegs Of bringing the infant prince into the world
Mr. Brown IL general practitioner Of considerable local
sac S =, 's ss sSy po
sonai rotations The fortuitoue circumstances which
placed IN the hands Of general sctitioner the caor 81
Of gratifying reflections 20 the iportan. and hard:
working who constitute the general practitioners o.
Gr9N Nitnin whose eollty ana excciS1t luaihe~ N'
we'll represented 10 Mr.. Brown, aud have sivayH been
greatly appreciated By tbs members OF Tho royal hoss
bold >.
Dr. sieveking reached Frogmcre At about aias 2 81
Immediately aftev the infant born aod Dr. Arthur
Farre vbs had come dcNn by special train instantly
receiving his sumuoso, arrived aterwNds AN tps
arrangements had been made, as kuownl Tor the &c
couchmcnt 70 have taken paaoo o. The beg .,
March, ct Marlborough House; ~ vas, there go nc.
nnythnx Ia readiness, was any nurse prosent snu
the maternal experience * the Countess Of Maecleaoed
vas most useful IN. fsrre hiss remained N Frosmere
IN continuous attendance throughout the wsck' ~
bseveking has ass visited her Royal Higbness daiy
until wednesday, whom he was attacked ~ Aeverey
with muscular rheumatism ~ scutcly painful cherse
tor alter returning from b visit thai 10 bas since bs
and N nov temporarily connoci BY - 10 bed " may
bc we'll, pcrhaps here 70 explain The vToas signatures
~ the bulletins. which bavo Attracted eo9O Atonto
fWe ~prssuco IA eimp'c vhs Arst buotin vss aLgnc'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Ds. asassfea. of ROs NEE kasts ~ ates G@s~s
han,,nu Mps.. viii ia NJ the 81. Hc~0.as b0els
s.oas~sy. sts he ga! .om'.1iol NeS
4s,., n ,ta.i,. "ia,.Ht do ,itefoe-f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

sx1ser - Rakes's nugheAt PsemssuaA
r. dr .,evsag nsosdSnyr
sii.r A.s, saca.ns S.y,s ~ cscy
Jssc ~ rss best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

. yorsh bss scasgea q calamity % having 81. q
10 ,esntjfy.og The complexion AMI $50 49, sscsissy
all OIagg.sis etrrgwnrte
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f.",ssry Tickets Dashed iu All Legat-
ed ipt'erfrs tafotnat gsen
JoSsrt 3AtES. n Vans .r roonr NJ l. \. 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

sutten ta Lite De ps ats oa tJh- "a al nj
m,o auis ths lga' gl,s rs. '.,osg ,sdatss, ,hs Is
ps,srsi .e.isnctsa msss rresiay s"s Fejsv
.ssp9Ea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

u..,. Mon. q co. psJAs5es o. tlr HfslttrAt
a. ~. Attorneys Zoe s>c"rng "a
/. 49,, Jaw t.y.ppa- sud 81 fore 81 countries
n taa 3 geafs e<Isecc
ia a, t "a aAi ave sc'st - Aee,nsss gosS
t,sn - 0ln tassutcfs 49,. .., "a =. -.
~ 'tt,-,sop fof trrossseo fsee lpstsA
-. 80. It.so1 s,a aayfes tfes Address
NUNS D 90 ~ Park ros Eo~ vD ~
u1ta- s,s seyrsts streets Wssais.ea, - y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Mafshs.t's
pINE rage aAs Dso.'s
la NOS. topats4 tsoeas cs.,at.
10, Atuns BIoaG,hs. Cos 2.s GpSs
tscAnag ., SDteoeN0 s tas Ihsos
A.s yesy p'sssanf ara eject "a.
fssiiv ,,vt uc ~ SD az css-s
isnt fos tins pDcfst
40 AZ s AMI Is csits re .os
10 Ws0r - neJsri5es gsosssNS
ysrp.i - oti, b. TbUs J.. usrstssi. ifspt,s
New. yo-< Ag.scy 4, Ne,msDds.
pTNt 80 t.irpu32t Hstssoass, 5}t Btpstf ~
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As,p,ea every ,rsac. o'lts.rss who.sssi. ssi c,s
10 uesatscets hs.es NJ. Rscisr ste-s, epy,slse
The Asljg 40 ,ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

Pssres tnshed in All legal t.otte RES
Promo. sad reisbe lrfor niatioa givrn % !. -sa.
3. q CLAYTON a co. 10 Wat s,es. NJ.
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asr.aS MsN,-G-Hrgat fhO0aas, dDssa ME-
4, f,si0, HnsIss. snacssrsy Meas Bsb!y KfNg at
D.ds vtn ro.,tss bog sp1ies ana iihOsceE also Tnrs
Xos tho Pgl ~: D,innss BDs Sc 3tgns OF OhArtao
..s -rnyscglony she riYsology o. ssoresnos--ths
0sfsp, eos. tac FMS AS~fh enRfsvapa
Eihn"ioe "a nose the ssts stated rsycboioY-eSe
sroiincitst Knowing Dog 80 - Hpg~st1es In Feb-
PisskNOt.S0tt!An Fou eNAG doao' .a.snDet osy
FOWLER wELGs ~ ss.aa-as, sx
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~. nis.yatha Mnar nrsseraaa.e.

isuss Hatr Dye-5Oc. BlsrG % B. owsa.
fa,t, ~" 3asc,g sfrr fai.".ssst- ssis oek
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tss soMsasDs,ENr OF cHARLEsreN.

- =
Ssss osgo bsea red into the city since last
report tao enemy has been engaged all day hauling
alnmaa.'sna 70 Gregg and Cummings Pon, batteries
Thsrs Considerable activity IN the aeet Three Mont
tors sacloed Inside between Cumuinss Point and
Fort SCATTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

B.osa's aSsUaohSms TrOcNes.
c,noeaalio, GIL e
ana, Gas A. ?ss..s President M,sr 8-natS
Nv cpm.,spcst,oa ~Hh the wori hss been very ,sooA
..i ~ the f,en.- shca n0~ cany always Ina NV
p,,..s so.e se,os 90, ws.c'. tie ,,ocsen
AZ. a,,,:icl ea.ls1 often ~bssp. e.,
n p Wrsrg
Dhaps. Gf.ases, Sssso wncss. @sapssO~a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
Baltimore 4 Ohio +. r. Re.opened

|INHlS GREATNATlONALT HOROCGHFARE
l. Is again open for ireights AM travel. The
cars and machinery destroyed are replaced by new
running stock, with all recent improvements !:
and as tue bridges and track are again in snbs,an
tial condition, the well earned reputation OF this
road for SPEED, SECURITY and COMFOKT
Will be more than sustained under the re-oroani
cation OF its busincss.
In addiiion to the unequair,l attractions of nat
urai scenery heretofore conceded to this route
troubles upon The border have associated numer
Gus points upon the road between the Ohio River
and haiper's Ferry, with pa.,fi,l but instructive
interest
Connections at the Ohio River with Cleveland
aud Pittsburg. Central O,io and Marietta and
cincinnati Railroads; and through them with
the Whole railway system OF the Northwest Cen
tfa, West and Southwest at Harper Ferry with
the " inchester road AT Washington Junction
With the Washington branch for Washington
City and the Lower Potomac; at Baltimore with
four daily trains for Philadelphia and New York
Two dollars additional on through tickefs -
baltimore or the Northern Cities. give the nriv;.
lege OF visiting Washington City en- routc-beinp
~ lower than the cost OF any other line. Ms re-
Gently charged aud the rate to Baltimore being
e. 90 lower than recently charg ID by way Of Fiar
risburg This is the only route by which passen
gers can procure through. tickets and through
Checks to Washington City.
W. +. SAITH, Master TRANSPORTATION Balt;rorc
L. N. Cole. Gsn'l Ticket Agt, baltimore iy2diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
GROvExrRRN = CO..
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS.
400 BroaIsc0v. Ner York.


The attention. Of the public and the trade il in
vned 20 our New Scale Octave Rosewood Piano
fortes, which for volume and purity Of tone are
unrivsled BY any hitherto offered in this market.
lhey contain all the modern improvements,
French. Grand Action. Harp Pedal, Iron Frame,
over strung Bass &C.. and each instrument being
made under the personal supervision Of Mr.. J. H.
GRovEsrgEs. who has had practical experience
OF over ~ wears in their manufacture, 10 fully
marrdnfed Ls cry particular.
Tie "Grorestse7a Pi0no Forte receired the
highest oudrd ri nsertortr all others at
the Celebrated Worids Fair.
Where were exhibited instruments from the best
makers II l. ndon. Paris, Germany, Phiadeiphis
baltimore Boston and New York; snd ..lsO Of
the American Institute for FIVE successive years
the god and silver medal Of which can b. seen
1t our ware-yoom.
b. the introduction OF improvements We make
still more perfect Piano Forte and by maE ufsc
turing largely, with . strictly cash system, ars
enabled to o1er these Instruments 1t . prics
which will preclude ai competition.
Prices-No. l. Seven Octave, round cornere
Rosewood plain case. e27h; No. =, Octave,
round corners, Rosewood heavy moulding $500
No: ., Octave, round corners. Rosewood Louis
XIV style. 1925. Terms Net Cash, in currcn,
funds. Descriptive circulars sent tree. octl3ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

NEw YoRK. Oct. ga special to the
Commercial from Grants army, states that
the announcement Of Sheridan's victory
caused great rejoicing, ard salutes were
fired from all the bai teries along the lines,
which conveyed the intelligence - the reb-
els in their works.
Gen. Butler has relieved from labor in the
Dutch Gap canal, III the rebel prisoners
whom he had placed there in retaliation for
captured colored soIliers Of our army being
pat to work on the rebel iortifications. Gen.
Lee having agreed TO release tho latter from
this occupation and treat them as prisoners
Of war.
1t is stated, on tie special recommende.
ton Of zen. Grant. that Gen. Hunter is to
succeed the late Geo. Birney in command
of the 18th corps.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

NEw York, Oct. 24.-The HeralTs Mar
tinsburg correspondent of the 22d has in
formation from the front which indicates
that our .osses in the battle of The 1911,
inst, will reach 5000 in killed, wouned
and missing. We also lost early in the
morning - guns.
We have captured the wounded who are
IN our hands. about 7,o,o men and ~
guns The total loss of the enemy cannot
therefore be much short of o,Uoo men.
ten. Custar alone has receipts fr As
guns, and . battc-hags, besides LARGE
number Of a,nbulances, horses, harness.
mules &C.
This makes 81 pieces ofartillcry that this
division has captured .'u ing the lat two
weeks. Ii our reliance is to be placed upon
the statements of prisoners and intercepted
letters.
1t is now pretty certainly determined
that G,n. Longstrcet was not in the valley
but that Gen. Early had determined TO
strike desperate blow for the recovery 81
this district, and his lost reputation in the
advance lac supposed of the commanding
General and the sih corps. In this effort
he was seconded hy kershow. whose In
!antry having been several times de featcd
ny our Cavalry, he felt that his reputation
needed some Frightening. MANY of the
other officers however, high in command
deemed the effort rash, aud hesitated mo-,
to express the opinion that should fail it
would end the rule Of the Contederacy in
that section Of Virginia.
kersha executed the first portion Of the
pre- ra'nme well and tie whole rebel army
fought with greater obstipacy than ever be-
fore, as their losses attest. Noth,no conld
Withstand the inpetuosity of our men
me Hera'd's correspon 'cnce has the
following concerning our captures at Cedar
rord' aha the pursuit ofihe enemy
Devens, with his little brigade. ken,
sweepins do"n upon their rear. gobbIinv up
their OH 'ers and men by scores. lie uur.
sned them 50 hard that it was impossible 10
get their artillery out of his way, or their
wagon and ambulance drivers dismountesl
and ran oil into the wood, on either side of
the road, and the rear guard Of the demon
aiiAed rebel army, if it had one, followed
SUIT. leaving the whole train in our hands.
Llihoers, caissons, wagons and ambu-
iances were all huddled together in the
greatest disorder.
The following is the principal part Of Gen.
DrMns capture: % pieces of artillery. in
Guiding section Of s2-pounders, 80 army
wagons, 30 ambulances, l43 mules and III
horses, stsnd Of colcrs anda guidon. 852
prisoners were captured and large aranti-
" OF small arms. We followed the enemy
up the base Of Fisher's Hill, when Col,
NICHOLS. with his gallant 9Th New York.
charged them again, and drove them back.
i<as'ng a Considerable portion Of their wagon
tram IN his hands, which he secured. We
ui .i not follow up the chase beyond isher's
iiiii. The infantry commands moved nm
to Cedar U. Elk and went into their ia
camp, while the cavalry bivouared r. the
night little beyond Strssburx & Burk.
land. The slaMghtsr Of The enemy ~ n.
mrnse. rhe whols' cpuntry hstveen m.
3nr1R3 80 r s1....
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CAIRO. OFT 22.-The Memr his Bulletin
OF the 18th says an excitement sprung up
and the militia were again called out in con-
SEQUENCE OF large force under Dick Taylor
being near the city with the intention Of
taking it.
Forrest is reported to have passed up to
Bolivar with large force.
Little Rock aiyices of the 18th. report all
lAict. Steele has a strong force under his
command. In scouting lie had several
>kirmishcs with the rebels s,uth of Little
Rock.
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At m early hour next morning the pur.
suit was continued by Powelrs cavalry.
lie captured IA pieces Of cannon, which the
enemy had driven into the mountains ct
Woodstock. The column was halted and
rested short time, when it returned to-
wards Strasburg, picking up many prison
ers by the way
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