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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

1HOtv!ey bNuAluIhahl Gut! lI'usE'
Virginia-Ynpt brother is nearly we'll. He
is in Vests Hospital Baltimore, Maryland.
Have written him. Tell Caliie little Fletcher
is fine, aud is perfect Franohman. Emma
and send lcvs to all. j F Ii
Died. at Fort Delaware Sept. IA, 1864,
Lieut.. j Gusrard, of South Carolina. His
remains ore in charge Of his cousin, in New
York,
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Frederick, Md, Sent 25. lSG!

Frederick, Md, Sept Is, 1864.
r" R P j, Lynchburg, Va-Have seen bath
your personals Am glad to hear you are wcll
again. All your family are we'll. GaorGe has
moved North, plso your uncle NJ. Tell Crrris
have wri'tsn her by Gag of truce; have heard
her husband is well. have not beard from
Mary q since May; my greatest wish ia to get
home. Let me know how Sam is, and about
Jenny's husband; ON miserable sbout tim.-
Answer at once through Enquirer. MAbi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

= tFHObf I, IrO1.
TO Sir David E,r:,in, Ri,hmond, Va
Miiwood has lost al iiR attractions, animate
and inanimate. Tha :oTnlcr ara prisoners on
parole in tho S:ato c:rital The latter atorns
o Federal Colonepr narai0ll. Check and fami-
" occupy my Gislo .:.hle,l hun.o. Lat Edgar
know. I will write you bg hsc Of truoe. Ad-
dress "Iudinn" ttrr0n1h the Il. hnond En-
quirc.," Requesting the New iofk News to
oouy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

W r Jones, Surgeon Cannon hospital, Lu-
grange, sorgia.--Your wife is woll, and is
coming on as coon as possible. Answer
through Richmond papers for Daily News,
New York.
Baltimore Sent a. 1861
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11
Washington, SEPT. %, 186

Washington, SeTt. 29, 1904.
George s. Roux, ssarke, Florida.-We sre
all we'll. No change since my last. Received
your lettsr, dated nsar Augusta. will mako
every effort to find your brother, and will full
ly comply with yoar request.
John T. Mjtchell.
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Dyouabufg, Crittcudan Csuuts. Ky.,)

DyUu6DUrH, VIIttCUuHN CsNUC9. NY,
-a-t, ;. September II, 1864.
To Willis B C-bh, Psynasssr in Carftds-
rate States naval sorvicO, Richmond, Va.-
Your father l4other spd brother are. all we'll,
and send their love. Your grandma and Ma
nervs are in Illinois, we'll whom last heard
from. Received yaur letters by flag of truce.
and answered them. Lot III Ecnr from you
under tho head Of personals in the Nov York
Weekly News. Mc;hsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

Baltimore, Sept 2l, 1864.
Mira. John Jsmes.--"Bu9k" is at good
school, six miles from Baltimore; he boards
with the sahoolmaster; We pay $3.50 year. I
will attend to his clothes. We SEQ him every
week. lie is perfectly sstisaed. We are all
we'll. and send cur love. George James.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

WaDhingto;l, Got I iHFI.
VII Hon J B Clark be kind en"U:h i. 80
turoua:. .he Eu1rirr.if &c, J C:nr:. ii ~
s;ch.toaa, ns Eis vtIc ~ E.rs aud unxiors 10
L~-- 49, L.-I. Y,-tS 3.----.:-nr.
Mrs j L CIerkson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

y -, y;New,Y0rlf, Sept &c, i-6i.
TO John ID. i,anFssss- Lynahbnrs, Vn II hope
you. my dear p.r.nfs, brothers and Sit ~ Hre
well. rs 1t has been q long lime sincs ! have
heard from them and am very anxious TO receive
some tidings. George. self and children sre well.
Snea lat nrtng homs have beautiful blue,
eyed son. two and u half months old, named All.
COL Stella hrs grown finely, and is bcgi"nnZ
to walk and Lalh. hope you will slon bs htls-
TO see them. Is Horny and Louis ti bone We
have gonu to housekeeping. Esorgo iIins with
,Ln ia love to.Uncle Phil, Ann! Rehecca and all
the family. Loui,s, husband and family are
well Answer through ,'pe!sona's in Richmond
papers, to be copied ia New York Daily News
Your daughter, Ju'ia jacobs.
Mr. g R B. eAr4 Of Wm Warren, Richmond,
Val have written Yen by every opportunity,
via fling of trLes No reply sipeo last Mxy-
Hear often from your father. All wall | write
you to-day. Mrs NJ y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

Baltimnrs, Sop; %, lNGi.
IT, d :ss E:ia1 BsSll, laaamond.- d.--roar kl-
len : have not heard from your COUSIN Wal
liam snoo July last. and feel very anxious
abuut him. Please answcr through tbs New
York Daily Nsws. Tell nee how he is, and
where hs il. Address A q W, B.ltnc,t.--
All your friends here ure we'll.
YCurs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

Chesapeake Hospital. OoS |. 1864.
Lydia Taylor, Richmonl, Val ON hsrs,
serioualy, but not taagsrGus!y, wodulcd in the
leg. Uncls Gus is with me.
% ~ Taui.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

TO B.ssie, WiIlowdsle.--Hsve seen your
personal (Titkout dste) in reply to mins Of
August 10. HsVe received two oi vcur i3ar
la;t0rs addressed to NJ, dated Juue rs b. I'D
July Sin. Since then have written you .o".
letters; ain we'll. ard will 60 to NJ eonn, .'ut
must return here ngaip: James 10 sti9 a. ~
sll il ws!l. Lot 100 Eenr from ycr "''rh
through thin channel. slso by letter :G'irr:@tu
as hcf0ra Guy Da"ii:.s.
Sept -, 1861.
10 E:.g Ger JOHN H Niud;.. y : Ala
Ceps J:ssa Thornton, Com 6 @T5sl:teacc, u
S Il, Il rri.oaer G; Maoon. O., mi ~ %',i
hcei.irI lls veg captured CT. :hv t4tp s Au-
gust near Raaana, Ga. His farnil. hrs wsi'.
P:fa,- eus~er by persona: IN p. ',mond 1t
qu:rr!, addressed to CB Flood.
Office Cf ;hsN ! Daily n .ws.
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Dt,sot Prieoncry of Wa,


Johnson'a Islaud, Ohio, Sept 1S. 1864
Bsn S Duncan. OF of---- Pa--Litus Saniu'
el D Galloway, Of ArkHaelph:a, Arkanzss, ID
. p,;soner of war.st Johason's Island, block
!, mess ?. and would like to hear lronl you nc
soun as possible.
Wanted Information of either Eugera or
Patrick Ahearn. formerly of Russ, Mailow
County, Cork, Ireland. When last hrrtd OF
Eugene was in Augusta, Georgia, aud Patrick
in New Orlssna. Auy information concerning
them will be thankfully : received by their bro
thsr, Dan Ahearn, No 470 Greenwich stree,
Now York.
To Mrg ] + Tilcr.- Fear Wir,: raaai.o''
yours through tho Daily Naws l;.. vi: 'l''d
doing we'll. am ;,.nd - hear trtn, yHu n'a
child, ard hope to .eo you soon. My eddrI's
ii paat Office, Brooklyn. | thinE wiring D,
Gig af truce is Ii pUor arrangement, - hE'':
wri.t:u several times, and received 70 '.:,F'.c'
Writs scon. Yours dsvotodly, j ; |.
KEN, Ricbmcnd-Arrived Iirra on t"h
27:L ;ar: found all we'll, ard db,Gther r:snfa.d
lset wses will writ. I flag oi trace. L9Ta
10 all. Yours, KS.
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Baltimore, Sept u, 1854.

Baltimore, Sept q, IsTI.
Counselor.-Your personal mt hand; also yours
of July Is; hops 10 reply soon. In meshiiaIs
will write by flag Of truce. We Ale we'll here
and In 3 'l;imcra county. All send you many
kind graeh.gi. Hsvc heari noihing of II
or J p since tho fight i'll the Valley. Am alnnst
crazy to hear. Wont some fricni Fond mo n*ws
Immediately Your friends, + + II. Miss s w z
W, etc, ire well, and, as 10 many others, make
frequent enauiiss after you. Aurt NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

Baltimore, Oct |. lS6i.
60 Susan, Richmond. Val have just sem
your personal of to lT;h September. marr.
received Z letts- FROM Charley hY Tag "f :.,,c@
very recently. haTs been so ly.tunats IL 10
receivo all your letters, and bnve always re-
rlied tc them Immediately. ] also received
Julia's, and will regly to it shurtl7. have
followed your uivica in evsry particular. |
have not heard anything from Tho girla for
some time. Aunt z left three weeks ago
Auburv il we'll. With muah haste. EN-.
Mouudsville, W. Va, Sap. 25. 1861.
Information wanted of Charles Ho:s, Se-
cond Maryland In:sntry (Coniedsrato), sup
posed to have been captured 10 froHt ol Pes".=-
burg some time in August, 1904.
Mrs r M Hoge
Answer through New York Nows.
ANY information Of tho address ur where.
abouts Of George Bradley, formerly Of Bland
County, Virginia, will be thankfully received
BY me. Address LIEUT. Vim T. Hamilton,
Prisoner Of War, Block 8, Mess |, J0hacon's
Island, Ohio.
Sergeant Mejor James D Sts7ens, Of Fos-
tsr's Battalion Of Cavalry, but attached to
Wheelers escort, is supposed to have bsen
wounded anG captured at Casville, Go. on the
2sd of May last. Information as to his locs-
ton and condition will be thankfully received
by # A H, Box 1912 New York.
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Baltimore, Sept l9. ls64.
To Miss E O-Thanks to Kind Proyi-
dcnce, your brother John ia not dead" He
is in his usual health: will writs "a request
I'D. AFRO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

September 90 1864
RA Brown, Of Cu]pepsr County, Va, a pris.
oner of war. will please addrass me- ct Prison
ers' Camp, Point Lookout. Nd. Father and
family aro we'll. l sm well. JD Brown.
To William Cooke, Charlotte, North CcroIi.
na-Havs you head cny thing regarding our
brother Aldie? All we'll with us.
Sister Julia, Baltimore.
Reply through New York Daily News.
To n, Robert F Sims. or Mr. George S Fea-
gans, Lynchburg, va-Will you please lot nv
mother know that am we'll and living with
the Rev W II Hare, No 4l8 South Eleventh
street, Philadelphia. HIVE not heard from home
for more than three years, and would ike to
know whether oil are well. Please answer
through personals in Richmond Enquirer, re-
questing New York Daily News to copy.
l. A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

M ~. A,w u 1891.
Fure,a McChiskrI, e" g. t;.rl Regiment: n
y. 8. Nilnia | h,Na iira't T-u ,!vGs pi:',ner
All are wei Fran: - c,n.r,i"n family are vel
Hope to se you sgaE. Susan McC.usknr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

Millersburg, Ky, SeIt =, Ie6I.
To Richmond Enquirer information
relative to DR. Vim Henry Brli, iarrnerly Of
Nicholas county, Ky, will be thankfully 70,
ceived by HE parents, VITO hare not heard
from him for year. Tao said VIM Ball is
brother Of DR. j F Bell, who died at Gordnns-
vile, Va, two years er3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

her two friends. Tie properly is safe. Her
directions are heing complied with. Every
effort 10 also being made to find her son, aud
he will be kindly cared for when found. ***
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

AccJmoc Court Iinu-t.Fa, i:epi IL. lSG4.
To G:nrse HcatEcrhnly, Fcn:o:cc, Mls-
sissippi-Dear Brother. We aro "tTy :'.TihUa
about you. We hbra No, hea>d anything "i
you for two years Eo then hoard thar yau waTe
Quarte,master n ,bs SJuthsrn "rmy: We ato
ill we'll. / wish you to answer t:iTaugh th Q
Richmond Enquirer raqucstin2 the New York
Daily News to copy. II this tails under the
eye ef any of his friends thag Tvil please for
ward.
Ysur brctnsr, ER Heatherbury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

EsI.'nar.. S:j. 20. I-6I.
:: Thomas A. tal.. Culub,bis, $. I: Your per-
SOM in Nav Y:.L :;ewa rocs ;at,l. h:ve written
stten: this is tha best malls @: communication
We Lizard throuG;l l~tt"r ::c,A I.'. 49, - vas
eoiog,o yon . IL him Ii, !sar'r sra So. aoj
remain ST. M I'll Si..~: 2!cr, = family o!
ravor nrc raii cd ..-.a- -. h.. - "a gn.t;,-
10, VIZ ''. Lii .,..l . = i.i.s -. -. d,
dfST Mihe has Yri; ,:.. -. So: - business
has lett :n, Ns~ YG:k !,iei,!. a vii; snw
G.; 6 s. IT,; l3ny sinna; hu.,s! t!!roug; J.. d.
iha. ';Irah J. AMI raD,i' ~@r" .:nirg 20 Ci.-'!-s
H'.. AID We sra n<per'iag lst or tiremsciv:-
y: any time | g.! rs j: J.'u ">t.: isn thousand
miles tiy What ~ou!da | give - ho with you.
All sulni love g. xii |Ieu-.t. Philips.
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New YorE, Sept 20 Ie6l.
Chl DsWells. Richmond, Va.-Your favor Of
2sh ut received. The will 10 all righf, aud
cousin John satis6:d Yours, !. r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
Vermont at Cedar Creek.

Some one ha- said that Vermont, ac-
cording to her population. sends more men
to the army and returns fewer than any
other State in The Union. We presume
this ! true. Wherever there ha, been a
hard lioht. from tie time Grant crossed
the Rapidan May !, 1861, to the surprise
of Sheridan's army in the Shenandoah
last week. Vermont troops have been in
the thicke>t of it, The Vermont Brigade
which has become rs celebrated as \apo-
Icons Old Guard. can hardly be sad to
exist except in maine while the lth reg
iment. which left Washington for the
front the 18th Of Nav. 1900 strong. and
a. noble a rcoimrnt AZ ever met the enemy.
ha, been whitfield down. al the irultle>>
assault at Cold Harbor. by the capture on
the Weldon railroad the sd OF June. by
the battle near CEarleStown. Va. Aug.
u. where the noble Chamhclhn fell. and
in numerous other engagements. till we
suppose it now numbers for duty not over
three or four hundred men. perhaps not
the smallest number
We have no official list OF the casual
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
Sheridan'S Best.

The glorious news from Gen. Sheridan
this week makes the campaign in the
Shenandoah second only to that III
Franklin county this state. 1t seems
Gen. Lee had sent large reinforcement,
into the Valley, and that the rebel army
made surprise attack upon Sheridan 5
army in his absence. driving it back
in confusion. and capturing many priS-
oner> and twcntv-iour cannon. Al this
critical time. when all seemed lost. Gen
cral Sheridan, who was list returning
IRON Washington. came up. and REFORM
mo his shattered army. rode along the
lines intllsing considerable Of Phil Shcr-
dan into the men. led them against the
rebels. grove them, captured IS guns. 10
battle flags. three or four hundred wagons
and Il quantity OF small truck. \ seem
mo defeat wa> never more glorlousy turn
ed INTO IN overwhelming victory. But
what shall he said of the officers of an ar
my that allow a surprise at this late time
IN the war
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28

TO proceed TO Swauton and Sheldon and ,ira
those places, robbing The banks at TIE sam.
time. The mar who gave his name a. ny
lace, {. NJ, and who is evidently one e =.
ringlesders, has the appearance of hpin,
souiherner. His talk and manner iudir.r-.
that he has seen service In the Southern arm.
As to the perfect Identification OF MANY IF -.
raiders there can be no doubt. Several -
cur citizens who have seen the " CorE.d.r
ate gentry since their arrest can prsi,;r.I,
swear as Ia ;heir identity. In fact, on ~.
arrest If one of the party and ms recarD;-
ton, he confessed what he had done. In.
confession was immediately fsrwarded 10 n.
Governor General of Canada, and the r.r.
ticulars are not known.
Thirteen of the rebel raiders, VINO n
the attack on ST Adams, are now in az; p.
ST. Johns, Canada. They are mostly yo,,,
men, and claim 10 hail from Kentuckr. sr7
insist that they are in The rebel Servo t.,
are confden, they viii be released. Two 9
them claim 10 have captains commi>xfa,..
A small quantity of rebel money w4> fs-5
On them. The names of those arrestea A..
as follows:
]. MeGrofy, James Doty, Geo. ni...s-..
alias Scott, Samuel GREGG, ID. Moore. ca.
han Wallace, ]. Siakey, E. p Bruce, J. h
Cullin, Marcus E. Spruce, Square TeyisB.,-
net, H. Young, Chas. VI. Swager. les
examination before Judge Coursel viii con-,
mence at ST. Johns, Tuesday morning. Be-
nard Derin an eminent co Ins=llor of " y.
treal, VIII conduct the case in behalf Of IT.
| United States
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
Election, Tuesday, Nov g.
THE Union TICKET.
The st. Adams Raid.

Before going to press last week. we had
only time to give the few first kilograms
from st. Adams. containing the rumorS
then current. This week we give Il full
and connected account of the affair writ
ten bv men who were there We refer
our readers to these and want OF space
iorblds lengthy comments here. We VIII
add that the st Adams Messenger OF
Tuesday saws that two more OF the raiders
have been arrested, making eighteen III all
The towns along the Canada line have all
raised military companies and these are
placed under experienced commanders.
st. Adams has both cavalry and intan-
try company Sheldon, EnoSburg. East
Berkshire, West Berkshire. Richtord,
Franklin and llighate. each have an arm
cd military company. while many other
towns alon" the border have companies
partly organized. and doubtless some Of
them fully organized and equipped before
this time
The trial of these murlrrerS commence
cd Tuesday at st. Johns, Canada. The
examination is conducted with closed
doors. George y. Saunders is there
managing the cause of the rebels lie
says they belong TO the first families of
Kentucky. and were formerly under John
Morgan Saunders says this rad Is only
4 beginning of what is to be done upon
our frontier.
Great anxiety is expressed lest the de
cision Of the Canadian authorities may
be adverse to giving them up. From the
prompt action of these authorities i'll as
sistng in fcrreting out and arre>ting these
rascals we should Judge these fears were
groundlesS.
The greatest credit is due Judge Adds.
Capt. Conger OF the Vt. Cavalry, and
few other resolutc and daring men, Tor
the pursuit and capture OF so many OF
this gang OF marauder>.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
Cambridge Cattle Market
1x TEEEG1AFn,
WEnNRsnAY. Oct. &c. 1894

WEDNESDAY. Oct 70. 1884.
4 market .129S Cattle, about l-0p he,.t> -.
5SS Stores. consisting of Working Oxel.. { ..-
al . enc. two and three wears elds.
PRIcES-Markc, Beef-ENtTa Sl2.oea -
first quality Sl2-g0 Sl2.25 second 90. [. : ...
$40 30 third do - o. - 81. ordinary.
Working Oxen-s90Ole0. a 90 30
Cows and C&lves-s2S, 80, A. 63 for eN--a
Near,ingS->li6 90 100
Two Years Old-->eS 81
Three Years ola->6a 40
Sheep and Lsmbs--7Oo0 AZ -uarke-. F,--,,.
selections, $500 = so, 600, Goa IN - -.
Q, Goa 50
Spring Lambs->0oo coo coo. q r.
Q cents par pound
Swine-3o0 II market
E3dre-9s Il : Per 10.
Calf SkinS-2o sue per Ii
felts-Sl-00 4 l,50 each
Tallow-ii lSc ner %.
Veal Calres-fEOE $1,000 10 S,-lyOa
Horses al market. So
REMARKS The largest nunh,- NJ -,,.,. 81.
market 'Lls wees than AZ any time D. fir -.
al QnalitE a5,Lt ne same As ..st,,r-.....
TeIr god one. 5It the uirat,.st -,7on,,;,-,
and sum. !r,ces for tht best - ;rs h,,- d.
from the rSTHriS Of Tx last few HeeaS. s,-
The 'lelr'ra aud 'orer qualities j. dun ana + -
- I" iVb per cent loser A graf many a..
~ii' he taken 10 I'm. at,n, owing 10 tba AZ ,
IlNa4 G. some Of t-Ie trains. Sheen sales ~
ol-i. ! here was = confederate number az an,
haTT quality Old sheep for which there a.
ue CALL since were sold for 5,Oa and % aer "a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
In Less than Two Weeks.

One week from next Tuesday will oc-
cur perhaps the most important election
since the formation Of this government
Freemen are You prepared for that day
We would urge upon town committees
10 see that ballots are prepared and dis
tributed, and above all to see that the vo-
tiers are at the polls Let no himsv ex-
cuse OF business or pleasure deter every
man from exercising his right of suffrage
the Sth of November And NAV LIN
COLIN AND JOHNSON and the RIGHT
win,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28

Q9th) of the month that witnessed Sherl-
dams victory in September
What the number opposed to Gen,
Sheridan was has moi yet been reported
to the department but the boldneSs, vlsor
and success OF the attack strongly indicates
that heavy achievements had been sent
from Richmond with the expectation OF
fulfilling Longstreet's boast to smash up
Sheridan.
/ LongStreet was known to be in the val
lev. and had assumed command OF the
rebel army. and confident hopes of an ov-
erwhelming disaster to the Union army
were boaSttully expressed for several days
backed up by rebel adherents in Washing
ton and Baltimore
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
ANOTHER GREAT Victory!
SHERIDAN DEFEATS I.OSGSVHEET
HE CAPTURES FIFTY CANNON.
800 WAGONS and 10 BATTLE FLAGS
Official Bulletins.
HE CAPTURES FIFTY CtNNDN,
Official Bulletins.
= CEDAR GREER. Oct. 10

"CEnAE CREEK. Oct. 70.
IL L,cW. G.U. Gimt =
have the honor 10 report that nv az
my ri Cedar Creek was attacked til
morning before daylight, and inv left Wa
, turned and driven in confusion. I'm fact.
most at the line was driven in confusion
with III" lo>H I'll twenty riece, Of artillery.
/ ha-ionct from Winchester. where | WIS
on ny return nom Washington. and found
Tie army between MidIlctown and New
town. having been driven back four miles,
here took the affair in hand and qIic!,
i 'nted the corps, formed Il compact line
OF battle Just III time to rcpui>c AN att;.,k
81 the enemy. which wa> handsomely done
ahou! p NJ.
NJ ) P, NJ, after some changes of the
cavalry from The left /" The right flank. |
attacked with GREAT vigor. driving and
routing the enemy. capturing according to
the las report torty-thrre pieces Of arti!-
lorv ami very many prisoners
do not yet know the number OF nv
casualties. or the losses of the cnemy-
Wagon trains, alnGulances and caissons in
large numbers are IN our possession. They
also burned some .: their trains Gen.
Ramseur Is a prisoner in cur hands. Sc
yereiy and perhaps nogtally wounded.
l have to regret the loss OF Gen. Bid
yyaf1 EiIinJ .,nI i,.n,,,i- NEr;crI. C
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
| 5 80 l. o AN

lac Secretary c: The Treasury giess -..,.
mat Subscriptions Tor Coupon Treas.rs ".
PAYABLE three Years from Aug 18th -, W..
>eml-annlsi interest at the rate Of sey,r =
'hree-'enih~ per cent per annum.-n-irFi,,,. -,
Interest both 10 he paid in lawful money.
These notes viii be convertible !, IL orr
OF The holder AT maturity. nite SIX rer cor -
bearing bonds. payable not less thar -s. ,..
mere 'haE tTenty years from their aa.f. p, Gle
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denominations Of SD. Sloo e55a. SLIGO a.
S''''o' and ali subscriptions mist oe f1.-.f,, &C.,.
iaTS or some multiple of af'y dollars.
iae ties will be transmitted - tie ,al.-,
free Of transportation charges a. soon .a,-...
t'ceiPt OF the original Certificates Of Demos. a,
they can be prepared.
As the notes draw interest FROM Ags... =
persons making dslosits subsequent 10 ia. aa,s
must pay the interest accrued from d.,e en-.
to date of deposit.
faf'les depositing twenty-five thousand az
and upwards fer these notes - any a-,r ,s-.. "a,
Oe allowed a commission OF tre-gpa--,r .. "a,
per cent which Will be paid M tue rr,a>grr a.
pAithent upon the receip, uf fill = f.
ai-''uht. cerllhed 10 by the o-tlcs.r with all. 81.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
Casualties i'm VT. Regis, Sept. 81 and =,
KILL I'D.

KILL I'D.
Corp Thomas J. Miller. Barnet. Co K
Sd VI. regiment, Sept. 2lst, brigade COO
bearer.
Priv. Charles H. Sanborn, Shefie.d. T
Sept 22i.
WOUNDED.
l.. Ja,:son A. Lewis. Poultnty, Co C.ll.t
VT Regim-n', chin slight; Pri,. T.mo,i
DOnniran, Bralil-boro, h, p, had sign,
Fred f. Haywood, Westmin,,,r. F. ,.
breast severe; Wm- ]. Barrett, Ll4.r@. J.
"a, arm slight; John Baker, Ruth Ks
breast; Peter Boor.ier, SsaEior, {. 90
leg; Charles NJ 8lds-r, Albany. \. Ia
ankle; G. A. Saaborn, Barton, VI, IL.
meuta severe.