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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

manned tho defences with troops General Grant
therefore settled down 10 the slower but plan
regular sicge, aud enable reduce those works
that could not be carried he had to mining ope
rations The OF tho mine proven, and
formidable obstacle is now removed Tho dispatches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01
The SECOND CORPS.
MIR. riuasy AnSersen's Despatch.
HEApou ARrERs. IN knoSr or pKrKpsprRo

MIR. FiWtey Anserssn's D-spatch.
HEApQuA AaIxss. IN FRoSr or PKrSRseuRo,
tl July 30 An
General Hancocks operations the north bank OF the
James river with the Second corps Of infantry aud the
cavalry under sherdan have had the eject Of attracting
10 that point large portion rebel troops from N IRON,
Of Petersburg
II said that Eve divisions OF the enemy confronted
Hancock and Sheridan, that only about three we're
left TO defend the rebel works at Petersburg.
Tho movements ordered par. for the purpose OF
misleading the enemy with regard 70 our numbers ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

trouble. The FIRST and second lines carried BY as
sau during The middle Of June the rebels having been
surprised through the rapid movement Of Grants army
from Coal harbor 70 the James river The third line was,
however, found 10 be too strong TO oe carried In that
the rebels had become fully alarmed. and had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01
G R A n r.!
Glorious News from
Petersburg.
The Siege Opened in
Earnest.
Explosion of a Mine Under
the Rebel Works.
A Battery Of Sixteen Guns
Blown Up.
-~~,->o~~~,,~o~~,>~~,~~~~
DESCRIPTION OF THE MINE.
The Grand Assault on the
Rebel Dcfences.
Three Tiers of Earthworks
Carried.
(.
Lee Completely Deceived by
Grants Strategy.
DETAILS or TIE GREAT BATTLE,
+

BALTIMORE, July 81, 1854.
We have the glorious from General Grants army,
hy the Old Point boat that tho siege Of Petersburg
laA suspicious commencement
mo news received this morning is Is iollows:-
ma siege OF Petersburg opened in earnest shis (aur
aay) morning. and at daylight We blow up ono Of the
principal rebel basseries consisting o sixteen guns, aud
bad carried tiers Of the earthworks OF the rebels
before the mail left City Point this morning.
The reports by officers Of the Old Point steamer
- the same effect.
yAs news ID believed to be reliable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

D--Represcnts the tunncl, With its branches.
F-sepresents 10y the dotted linssl the rebel fort.
M--Represcuts the magazines (bllck paraieicgrans)
Trepresen,s the "tampipg" packing, between each
pair Of magazines dressed Ines.
CRepreseuts the derenl craters which the explosion
will result In
CHANGING Mw
The mine WIS charged today The quantity Of ro~der
used sas ss tonsi Pause ami think IT, Six tons twelve
thousand pounds Imagine eight dry goods boxes lthe
mag sncs resemble them IN size and shape, ned with
powder. and you viii have Idea OF tho mnc What
terrific spectacle la In store for rs.
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state that other tiers Of nenchments have been carried
plainly showing that the rebel General Beauregd
adopted his Clrinth policy and built series OF ntrench
meuts. one behind the other perhaps to and even
across the streets OF the city Much fighting Apd
more hard labor Jet be required befre the city falls
into our hands.
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The above map to extent illustrates the immense
amount Of that Grant has had to perform to enable
him to move upon the city. As yet tho news Is too
meagre give clear insight into all that has been done
but sufficient is known 70 show that the defences Of
Petersburg we're not 10 taken without aun OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23

taT 81 :fsaes:y. eishisa; hut:fes AMI
s;.ts-tYs. - :aad ;Sa ss.t5 IT siS F.r
c:f:. Ga?&A nj the Gonf:ia7sta Stases,
payable twenty scars Hftar dE:e. ed The in
:arc4t rayahi: ~::1i.lncuaily. Er' ell trea'
auig Notes r~ssairel BY Guy Ssn,c after the
time fixed f"r tsrins sha .eua. a. Hforceoid:
shall be held to have been received diminished
b7 the anl'nnt "l sail tax. The discrimine-
tion be. yeen the notes subject to the tax ard
those not 50 ~suhja.:. sh::l be left - the good
faith Of each Stite, and the certificate of the
Go7crnor -h,rcnf shall in each cas-. be conclu-
size.
! SEQ. IL. Tbse I, easury notes heretofore issued.
herring Interest " tiY rste nf seven dollars ard
! thirty c..ss OF the huuJrel dollars per snnum,
shall no :oroe b. received in payment of pub
lie dues hut shall BE- deemed and considered
bonds uf Tho COME !era.e ) ates, payable two
years after n ratification Of 8 treaty Of pesce
| wi;h the United S ates besr:nG the rate OF in>
teres. spacii ID On their face. ps,abls on the list
day Of January in each and every year.
Sec. Ia That the Secretary or the reasurybe and
he is hereby suthorizsd in case thu eIigencies
Of the Government should require it, to pay the
demand u any public creditor whoss debt may
DC contracted af:er the pass :ge of this Get. will
ing 20 receive the Ssmc, in a certificate of indebI>
eiiless 10 b~a'issued By sG;d Secretary in such
form rs h may deem prop.r, payable two years
after g rati;caii ~ o. ii tr-aiy of pesco with tho
United Scstes. beariag Interest. 4. the rats OF six
per cent. per Shaun. payable geni>annunliy. and
transferable only By special endorsement under
regulations to b. prescribed by tina Secretary OF
the Treasury, and s.id certificate shall be ex-
EMP. from taxation il principal and interest.
Sec. Is. The Secretary of The Treasury is auihng'
irei to increase tho number Of repositories go Fl
ID meet the requirements ~ this set, aud with
tia. view 10 EN- p!oy such # the banks Of The
several States rs he may deem erpedIsnt.
Ssc. il. The Secretary G.: the Treasury shall iorla
with advertise !hin at "a such ne"cPapers pub
listed il the several Stat. and by such othe.
! the Secretary of War and tie Secretary OF tie
Navy shall each cage it 10 be published in gen.
eral orders for the Information Of the army and
navy.
Sec. II. The forty secoud section Of the ari
for the assessment aud collection of taxes, appro-
we'd May first, eighteen tuuared and sixty
three, is hereby tepra:ed.
SEC. Is. The Secretary Of the Treasury is hereby
authorized and yequirsl, upon the application Of
the holder oil any call cal.iica;o-whluh BY the
first c.;on vi the "a: ito profile for iEe fIEdiag
and further issue of 7 easury notes. approved
March twenty.tbree, eighteen hundred and six
ty-;hres, wss required to b. thereafter deem
ed to be a bond"-to issue to such hoi3er a
bond therefor upon the terms provided by said
act.
Approved, February l., 1864.
By order.
(sigreaj S. COOPER,
FEB CIV A1i't l. Insp'r Gcnl.
sss-Nhit;, Examiner. Sentinel and Dispatch
nnpy,
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MEETING OF THE Banks.

-ta Eee,;yS o. the ''sasl o. tae city OF PfcGmn-t &,
he OF Friday. F-e. o;h, 1852, tie folloEing .-.o,uuoss
H-fo o.d.re4 - b. puu!l-ncd IN the pap:-s OF :is
c!fy:
Re'oivsi. TAst pah!c Eot!ce ba given, ths: e, Bark
OF thii c'ts nIl +7d!t nesesssry 10 give 10 risr dcp Il
'ora. inc u5fns Banks, In ezshsnss fo' deposits ri t1sir
c. dit, Oh tie H. OF Aprl ne1 Re four pa c-ut C5rf-d
era g boa dS. &c hn-i I'd by ,ns Ii sSts..icn :! she set eat.
'lei An set 10 re 'u"e 'he CurrsGey Al! 10 au,ho.ize a
NOS i.sus OF notes sid bonds
ana deposition, m, Backs are i7v.:ed - d-s~ Salsnra1
prior IN tN- y b fsy ~ MsrSh. n. on taat i-y and NJ I'll
III. e. Of , pr:i N" sail ia"ss viii be comEell ID 20 de iIcs
dep".i's O. t. Ply ch-rk d-awa sgs,ns: than
Hssnlrai, "a tlGrrss Gue b. one bnrE - xac:her,
ald 20 q: 20 o-I, credited N AID afie. tEs III OF hp-il
vii bs payable IN the rev CT CHANGED currency ind'csied
end prescribed by Eaii ac,. fc2Js
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l.y 2o#iH.on,A Adams H Co., .auuIs.
Corner 9th s. Main G.rc.,:.
BY Slaughter. Watkins, IL Co., Auepr..
l59 MAIN Sr.

IN THCRsDAY, tho -5h icsal.. w will a. II .:e.s
Otol-
f,n0u ibI B1riey md Malt
900 los Cotton Y ras
lbs Sn uklrs Tobacco
I.01J lts Cru. he I Sugar
Z DBL; Sorghum Hoi.7se!
l0,G05lIs Smoking Tobgc,o
CrHsrei 5ussr
xio CGEsc
El6E.tl,, K.rssys &c.
ELAuGElEk, WATKINS & co.
trs9ti; an o,rr..r.
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ITO TIE TAXPAYERS OF Charles City Co.

TN SO hf-rlT noticed ihrt 7 viii b.s /. Ohs-.o; City
Court 1o:sa on Il Al a5f 5h Days friday anil Sstnr
d.,s (Iepd. y an Tuesday, of Har.h. for she purpose Of
~rpleeting the tax 8 cue ina sovsrum n: nut'er the Isl and
lCth sectit rs Of ID. Tax Ac. Of Apri, lsk3 being re tar
On no7e.s, credits. 8 G., on hand LIST Of Jay, :sS], and
nv d. In 1858
Iisfss you 10 ny motto Is posed Through ths ooaet-I
J O. JOHNSON,
hs1sh~li osilsstor TO- IN DvstE Ct "
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IF tlns pastj tsEara 1t assis estFasis 81
Important c3mlasad e q general cHSocf' wh'ss'
ara 80 rcesrt tnnt mona na'e ""~
got them, aid whose unpopular'ty, wnesner
meritei or not, is still very great. we onser'
tain no hostility to Gen. Bragg, we having
nothing in common with his opponeuts-ws
have only the best interests Of the country at
besrt; end we earnestly implorc the President
zct to dam7en the enthusiasm Of the people,
and dishcartsn them this early in the Spring
h the appointment OF Gsn. Bragg to any
important command, whero he has no superior
officer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
by Georss Arcnts, A~uc,ioue<r,
(Lste Sumner e. Areau.I
Corner Main and 18th Strects.

h1hECFAC1URGD n SMOKING TcDAf.
vi co AT aItcT:ON.- On WED -ES;.,Y ntis,i.
t'1. February q b, cor n ,pri:g q, u O'Clock, wi. g.,
4! ~ Wa eh 'n.-. corner Mnin ana ; b hreets-
packages N &c I. 'lured Tobacco,
LOCO do sn3.laR co
r. Samples ressiy cd Ger Sol; sale up to Te1rrSay
mornIuy.
fi8htta. GEO. W ARNSTs. Aus,l,eer.
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MANFRED, on the 18Th instant, bv tina Rev Charles W.
Friend, .t the ~refideaoe Of the tfno!.tlns mini.ter. In
q saisrfeld e,pn.y, Lieutenens Ed g1N 3. WOOL.
DRIDaE, O. 6. A.. Of Riehnord sad Min HATTIE. O.
WHITING, u ChsstsrAelt county. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
TaEASERT nTiEE us 10 funding under
/ Act Of February I7lli, 1868.

T'3ESSERT HtiTjCE, us 10 funding under
/ Act Of February l7Ih, lS6s.
TNEhkURY DEPARTMENT. Z 4. H.
GIcSSoSD. Fsh -, ]sci.
!;ctc- Il k...ry fl!aIk. .l.ris Of Irrsaary Dotsj
M. hssrns interest. t'rI '5sT Fay exchange ths Eat:e
.mrasdI .;-ly, Al tie Cfh = =: his Tgestrer. Assistant
ir-sSur-r or CT hGy n-s ~ try fpr Ger ID aies. Which
vi .n,itie ,k.r tat " pr n, bond; and TIA the lid
"riv' sr wi! t,r'i"ua.u II he f.: { pal snT' Ing ter
& a;cn IL, rntTr "S-- h t-n0= ira'i n If I've dol "a e'r
%, IIuded va'Y i. e.. ems l., he TO lar. eIcep; oae cu-'
i ;isr ~ ts With cit 7 tat G!.- .!e A. logger TefciSa-
he rr publ C .lGss AIT Gao "rly be fuade5 ~ HI s6,i
rinnsl j L'i.f. Of tea Per ..nL. pr u IN
T c e., g. ..,i II II d .oge'ISr vi Il tie borl; :3s
vL!.k tf+y MAJ bess n.rg.d ARE rc"!rahlr ! r tafrH Of
;ba yea, I-II, NJ t. fil a -" ~ er1resscd m ;h- face
~ han. ioter.' a1s are no; subject 20 NE ,az isposed Jor
N Z y A. on o,Lcr boads IND rr:eG..
lm- Cor w. allowed - al sinnrl7h AL ho!ce';
2ronpt.- 20 pr'1T' he u -, ana hlt ris he chIaee 9
sSc:I-iu1 ~ %, I.es.IIc Hh b sill ou:ur II thu nua Of
he r.DlId Of Mae
(si.n.el {. &. NFNajNGER.
Secretary OF T:sstury.
fe.. 2id c., StG2S ,it;s's.e
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EonTAIaBLE.U Eoa SALE.

I .hsl te'l ra tho PREMISES, in :he cHun.T = I!rzTt
H"n. oh NednesLny, the ii M,rch hex, If far. Nlni
tue next iar day, 10 'he hgGest BIDDER, . !-r, I'D Il.
sa;ciy Def. shnuu, IN. shovs valua BE ar!a ~. .. &
ccDse:S 81 i.olS a:fsr. $40 Ct which are ,.-.re1 lad y III
rc-r.ec; Tie bs,a.ce IN woods WHICH are veil urubm ID
With N':.tj c.k, pHllsr. Wa nut. rel 's:SI, " VI. y o.,
e.. WGrn calls vated IN the i1- al .y,i.4., ~. I. IN
hes JLsldri 1000 bu.hel, OF wr-st. 80 bn'r-l, a cot o,
oSs!4ei a 500! -; crrp Il 10 adgIrsrIJ ods, ;.4 " 40
grow Il II e!cv"r, timS thy, orc arL, LacL IN Ernruc y
hil: 6 as T. Is one Il the vo'y best gr sta- a.Tg n
I!ce WAFER TlrLi"ii Larse Il TX, OF as,p rR.u Il, q
rti.sd 90 II ritavu: AZ feed Ag Dssh tIta h.. uc, T
failing CHEATS VI water ruLulns tlrou;l J., ind 10 d
spSlus'. 800 farm Is VOL ITai.sd, " ID lne,.. pla md
~ !"i! 40 nsdJ OF tho : ahrs: mar q. IL- a~, I.!re hy.,e
" q EacoeoJIe ed anr, ne,rIy Lew, cen sir ry - r,Ir q,
s,tusiei in n hesui1u; LAVE, planted wiki % y:-a, yiric y
o! hin ..sYrIs tr-es.
I'tnc" are cn.r a4I 5erren,B' s,usss. snt Tea hcrss
- tI;eS o2s.d.ts ore 15rss, dairy, ki:oieI, .,I T.. "a.
he, csrrisSo house. SC 80, At " '"f. 81 IA Eos.r 2 z.
F'bs ere. ssds VI "npie, leach, apricot. h!Jft, rce:urLs,
peciG, EngliFa raiCu. rirne, Gerry. pIr an: ~. mr
ir3i: tee. OF m. bes; Yar.7I-s. Ire npp q o.clsrs
-lap.. !! Il he Q ieult so 4, would weld nt .iJassrG ssl.
ieEs If brady. ii. ter Lns vii D. t3D COZ in ~. srh
credit 20 sui: n: narcha er. Ii.e deed + .-i SO III Ito
lest pay
On the 'srus d " Ia 90 sold srsa p2raona! properly
sS may d" frnd On tn, fa:m COL ta IL; o. r!nv. ed
osher i-Ir'c1l&i's, scnc h)as ho!i aGt ri ch n iurI:lu.s
and = lot y: v,ry sup.rin. Yong Log
Fe1 If-crt Ha. SPOISWOlO FOSTAISE.
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ronsirumasa cf Foreign Nsrcaandi1e
4 S 1871 4 Z. z

~
EOHtsuUfIH VI + vi i2ti CddtbGei
,,o W. A. nnr VW,,.~'sn. No. = r.ssi srsa, isr.t cor.
zoe, a. w :" 81 'J r Isnp,i nv $50 81.
r! r. eId frs1il' A.o.s r. = 1t s"nS"sr = So
la st-:fae. Lr' coliFfT:h3 + ao.' 'siuso' aos tNth'
s sS"s''y. 1is7 Nj ,''N''' I'll '': e The f''''"H''
ae.fe:E : f.lr,"S n.'atf 'e"'
= g. I:l':a'!et 's'1 W
- sas ~ Iti.s1 20
% rr2aiei ~" ua..
= d. tut'7"t b4- NJ" W. +-."' w
d. Taa-: t.rS ~ go |fSfs@ -7"'
d" .a.eS biSnt:n si III -, Gin,
hsis 4 graettc; noto o
:es'e' Cd BscA f.sath TES. CN'a
d do tttorr do do
= DO 2.ue do
40 RlA:S ant HlFn bts:on.s
do ~ NJ! o.
| 40 F"n:r 20 .ulr-e.
a. L'":HsA!u Grai:css
> d. It:~"t 90
. bales - Eius Pho, cetas
gIsga, 4,
/ d, 6iSnriGy 70
q, g.ss s,,u. p c GO AID Ike. gs.f go.e
4 do c1!rs Hoop skir,' T, H. d. ~ - y
ho'pt yuc,
e = = s5.;l,ot am. Woo! s.rts
| do Il aid Il inch Ei.st Elias &c sa'' "eh
do bs:i E..tms,s ste~ia
= 10 Suprr Pcrncs "a 5rtao
\ do Loug . ga sol II
20 Fsary Eo"i-a -hIIts
/ O. t.ss-t:@ Z, pr Co..s',
l d. F'EeJ Err>s s.k,
ITO tiAea 6r's du Ahirp
5 do 3:"nd< fMeS priata
90 Loi"ck ~" var f''b'S
. - riT3'H . "a
i a. "'H'-' . Z. No. -
&C nv o"J
40 Saio.eaJ
n tgoa 80 c"i's-on,, evtrt.6 ct,re,
D 90 m,ns 9nS '"'n "s'"' =" "-''' %
do Ersaon aiaShsm,,
So uE,cl NStsa
y, 4 10 ! C.mnfIca
do =. J,s, LI.cp,
C,n.t-r t,.cv .s,or,ct .;,.,
-, IN Snsu
7 fbss. toc. F
lcJ It.;ts
IA All. T., Z,
~, :, ~ 4 --,,, a., n o<,,., rs,a, or.,
s,s 80, ..,, ~, rrtTy 80, -. Il = n 'acs6,ru n. III
' y: { ETr' pEII' = n
.,.c,, $500
By Davenport ~ Co., stock +uctionec.,,
Off C corner Of Cary d 18Th SIS.
~,
III ! u enn' .Gron a. nST =, y" po'
mo y p,H!, u ~ frr'""!
>"'iet . - iAo"'ns
MONIES AID ~ Vstf ~
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A. q. II. S OFFICE. HIauykn JuscrN

A. 2. n. OFFICE, HIauyEn JusLft
Ja1cars 81 ICES.
NOTICE Is hereby ziFsn 70 IN, people Ct ps %i
~ Ian, Kirg sud Queen, atcurs:er We.tn r,:spd,
Nortsuu beslsLd, L.n..st'T "a rL. Eichno d, atddi-ses
aad Mathews counpes, ths: ! ara prepa-e.I 10 s-:as
Irregular claims against tho CorftderIis states. Tor .us4
horrRs ard The IKE taken and Consumed BY kecps ef
not formally rrueasd ks.
Persons slas thra eiatns VII rrsxSt ska:a >; eofS
for ssals1rfnt. t.lUH4El, a,
.Stn aa,4. sud A q 4.
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A ECzIo1 SALE OF THE
~ LANCASTER HOUSE,
90 D Ov. ~.
Sit sl'i. OF the 33th day Of this month Felr
ru.rJ) }, TIE ahf We n.ced ya,uab!. pf1ps.t,.
/. uoSrce2sLTy 20 cay ANYTHING % 60 u, niyan.s.,y,
~ 10 ID we'll kno 20 " the putlc IL o1s Of TIA very SsL
elauds IL tee s.ate
On the 'slas day I Will Offer tho Furniture, cor.i =
leg Of such =. are uT,d In 6ri class nu,t,
"e'Ian maize kucwn Gu dsy CT sale.
feU - lis 1EO5 Q. l iEChSIEl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23

NOE shL.R.-I crcr !r sss my HUUsE DAD L p
4 IN n, IOWA & SAlen VI. Th, h us Is. Gig i
.noms; Il=Ts /, q good lore h.r;e IN q e lo:; aao - &c
hUr.r /. IKE hons. Sc shsSl- Attached Is . .Srg. PIP
ius I've sdri-n ] wI!i sr!l 40 unia.re We 9Its 81, II.
inS, ana Ii t.-n ser-r c.37r .srd. Lhf nile .rpa o 81.
.oG 10 aerss, nra lily tllob red. tvc iclivs trom iva;
a. IN o.e rclis Y! ,na railroad. Wood enrrgh csu 20
4o'h TO pay -: the pro2:E.y.
P5Ss siou givou iiuUsd ataiy.
I~l! I'll GOO 4cr1s wood land II FitaJ Tsuis Co. Va.
Adds.,s g. i SaU>CE )
fsh.6 p2n BE.rr W
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L. a II NJ . Il v X b n l. 4
d rsary desirable FARH II els acre.. ors h.l
~ ztre lrud Al! Cae hst IN O., ig n,, .ino-t rsIN Is s..d
sai fencioe "a pa ffc. corCi ! . ror.sir by
feb ,sfcd3, VIZ II FOTLE. sDSS& co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23

LTnE ~sI.E- BENNY Ii: L. i-rn So n.n -, Of
4 lie LIT. Col John . HON, Ut app r ".Ga =, 70 -
iuiS BEAUTIFUL eG,a,r lea s1aik, ENC " thin 4. u u.irs Of
u. audy statioJ, Ursrge aud A., asncrs EGI.road IN 40
'.rs 81 n unia'n sCd Fiat IJDa; RGr Us Che OF the : It
w.teroi Rnl woodr1 eS ATS II al the ? -d:nc:t 81 on
Is eonsisIa O. I29D Gcres Of land, anu c.a,- 81
eve y variety 81 sCa q he rtisbt orhoyd u ;args or! .
=: ~a.cn c".his.. o; tns best ..d. eh en.ai: "a nr&H~
iin1,i nnsn vi which - now in ,!Eo;Ey ana clYgr-
TGc,c aa1s EsIu Srea e1..:is, veg dra.s"a Wiz =. IT
AZ: cora C.;c.ss; st"uGd K ane lsngs, en- : ras Wi
s"uEsaL &C tie 5ro~t:s O! c:aE anc 5t.s: - -.J !. 20
$40 Al u. so icfG, Ale Ic wood; s1i, :. 1 - s'e,
81 e :ds' s-ai 10. Of aoe1t 8; ecns Ia No 4, ,mn:Jh's
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-28
From Sheridan.

New YoRK, Oct. N.-The Tribune's
correspondent with Sheridan says 81 guns
were captured in the last fight twenty live
of which were our own retaken 5000 pris'
oners in round numbers were taken
Most of the Rebel manoeuvres Were plan~
ned by Gen. Gordon. and when our camps
had been captured he advised Early to fall
back with his trophies, but that officer
disregarded the advice Gen. Ramseur,
said before dying that there were $4,000
in the attacking party, two divisions passed
Massanutten Mountain, single file marching
all night so as to come in on our left flank
The remainder 1000, attacked in front and
along the righr, after the first shock had
been felt on the left, besides t1.se a consid
cradle body of Cavalry come over the noun
tain and pushed kapidly up the pike after
our works had been carried, to capture our
wagon trains. 1t was here man in our
uniform come up unexpectedly to Col.
Thoburn and remarked, that is fine horse
you are riding Colonel, you had better give
him to me, and Immediately shot him with
his revolver.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-28
Convention Of Rebel Gov.
. ssa errors. ...


New YoRK, Oct. 27-The Richmond pa
pers of the Oath, contain the proceedings
Of Convention held 1T Augusta, Ga, on
the 18th, between the Governors of the
States of Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Alabama and Mississippi, in con-
sultation upon the State of the Southern
Confederacy, thought generally to be in
"articuslo mortits." At this junta Of the
Confederate Governors, after few inter>
changes of opinions Of sawlid substance, is
that there is no cause for them to be dis
couraged, and that it is important to in
crease their armies Immediately; to recon-
end that the Legislature repeal all laws
prohibiting the sending of troops outside OF
the State lines, and to urge tho Confederate
authorities to conscrpt every man engaged
in the various departments whose places
can be supplied by disabled officers, sol
disrs or negroes, and to recommend legis-
lative enactment for the arrest of deserters
and to make it imperative that negroes be
rem ,ved from the frontier exposed to the
Union armies. That the cource of the o. s
Government in appropriating slaves to pur
poses of war, demands change Of policy
on their part, and that they recommend the
Confederate authorities, under proper
regulations to appropriate such part o
the negroes for public service as may DO 70
CURED and that the Confederate Congress
remove al restroction on the commerce o
individual States. The Governors close
with the usual fummery about MAINTAINING
tho rights of Sovereign State acknowledge
ing their independence. Z, ass -