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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-28
Stephen w. Downey's,
government Claim and Law Office,
WASHINGTON, D. G.

-. w ASHlNGION, u. y.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS AND OF
FICERS! Attention Widows Of Sol
dicrs and Officers Attention Fathers,
Mothers, Sisters and Brothers of decd.
Soldiers and Officers Attention Off,
GERS and Soldiers who have had horses
and equipage lost IN the Military Serv-
ice of The United States Z Attention
Officers who have recruited for the
Service and have unsettled accounts
Attention farmers whose grain has
been taken for the Armies Of the u.
States! Attention all who have claims
against the United States! a.H. ~.
NOW is your time to have them
~ collected or put In proper shape SO there
will be no difficulty in collecting them at some
future day. Do not deer the matter until the
evidence necessary to substantiate .o1r chlims
cannot be had.
Soldiers who have served two years are en-
titled to $ln0 Bounty.
Soldiers discharged on account OF wounds
received in battle arc entitled to 800 Bounty
and pension of $sPer mouth. The heirs OF
deceased Soldiers are entitied to the same.
Officers discharged the service on account OF
wounds, and the widows and children of de-
ceased Officers are entitled to pensions as fol-
follows, viz: For 1t. Col. and all officers OF
higher rank $50 per month, Major S25, Captain
$40. LIST 1t. ST. End 1t. SIS.
Especial Attention given to Courts Martial,
and officers under charges should not fail to
apply for counsel.
The Undersigned respectfully calls. your, at
lention to his great facilities for collecting
claims against the nied States. -
The coibction Of Boupties, Pensions, arrears
OF pay, &C., promptly attended to.
The heirs, of deceased Soldiers will find il TO
their sdtantage to- place their elaips.i ~ my
Call at my Office in tbel Columbian College
Law Building on Fifth street west between y
and E streets, Washington City, D. e., or I'D
dress me through the PostofIice. q
,E,Esk STEPHEN W.'DOWNEY. = B
October 8, 1863.
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lslSOlpeslt:s Notice.

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d His Creditors. Mezgar give notice TO
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The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Police Intsll,asncs.

snARP PRACTICE nv nssssAxD Mrs Anna Dye, .
drsssmaser, doing buaipsss os sufon esi, vas yes'
,erday arrested on issued ~ Justice Mansfield,
charged ~in fsoneossIy sspropriasos other peoples
oroper,v 10 hsr own Nrs Caroline navs, residing
"A AZ Am strea, made sfndsvt IN which che charges
Aha, in Jups asI left dress WIN tho defendant 70
make up. that time Mrs hsvn rae oesn unable In
IN ~ped BY Mrs Dye Tor very small sum. Several
other smilar complaints made sgainst shs
ana tne gstrats commited nee examination Meas
Of pfope W pAwned by Mrs Dye has besu recovered
ALlresp ArrEspr TO PASS CousIsHSxgr MoSr --Oaioer
Alexander ofihs rsnlh precinct, Yesterday arrested two
men CIV ny their names a. John Mulvsrnn sod Edward
Moore, wbo stand charged with a,tsmpilog 70 psss
counterfeit Two i0lar oil on The Corn EschsnGs Rsns ~
this city, ~ ,he SELDOM cr EdwNd SvsnL ~ Rowsy,
lleing informed that the bill bai, hatvsnhA sh"o
offered spurloss fty ceut currency stamp snefeup,a
The kee or d the place cause hs arrest Jusscs ~Aoo
aeld committed the prisoners 10 await hsar'ns
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Jhe Preas Dcsnatch.

BiI,isosp, Sept 2s, 1864.
Fariy hsd bossted Of the surrounding
country That would hold his posnop fisbcrs Hill
against any fore whch ynnscs could bring against
him and " sherlosn would only remain a few
days in his front ne wcu,d stake Gs reputalop
upon capturing whole command. Probably he
snpeoted rcpiorcemenY To arrive by way u ,nlpep.
per and moving down ,he luray valley ret sher dan
rear But poor Fsriy. bss spoi'ed
nice Btte plans by capturing his stronghold b,sbers
H and again putting him 20 ngn Whore he viii again
make stand with tho remnant Of HE shattered and de-
morayed army God only knows for bs men are now in
condition 10 encounter victorious troops who,
eIaisd with the brilisnt d the past four days
could whip than double The. number Of the enemy
The degree OF demonstrators st which Fary com.
msnd has arrived may be judged from The follow nr
acts Amonsss fifteen hundred prisoners captured in
1bur.day's 6gnt, wss = rebel colonel commanding a
briga de, when brought 10 be threw down sword at
the feet Of the Provost Marshal, escojmiug The
con ederacy gono % he'll, the won't hgbt and
more neither will l."
Another incident worth recording related by the
citizens Of woodstocl who sympsihized with the rebels
and who perfectly reliable they have no in,eres
In mis stating facis.
They state that . number of rebel soldiers paced
through Woodstock THURSDAY morning, and Some
OF their comrades who there s,ck, that 'hey
beNeT pnfn ops the Dsnksee bad arrived opposite
FISHERS Hin and would make Parry np STAKES and
put
From despatch captured rebe, stan ofncer Il sp
pears thai harry Instructed by loc hold the valley
all hazards How he expects 20 fub his Instructions
with he whipped and demcrsised command ~ more
than rec
General sheridan 10 sili pursuing him and picking up
prisoners all a,snr the route 10 stated reliable an
t0orty that the number captured within the pas, three
days will number =, least three ,houssud
NO fear need BE- entertained Of the enemy making
ra,d in any considerable force shsrldsps rear by
crossing through the Lursy valley.
~ ocbensosger OF the artillery brigade s,,athrd To
the si,,b corps captured samm Point on tho
toward BeuyvDe, and whilst hs way from charles
ton io he 'front.' he re,arned TO tns psee yesterday
parole and states tha, after his capture no ~ oop
veyea before General Esvly. ~no iueujred, among
othes things. srsni 10, 10 command of
fcroee. The Doctor rep'sed mat be ras NO, ,
but EsrS would believe h,p, ana ,oo
hnet 20 lie 90 him. lsu positive lnor-
nation thsi Grant commanding IA pereon, and bs
from the way ucopr fongbs aua we're hspdlsd
that Grsrs muai be there
& wmohestsr " vAsl bcspnal Thsys cannot be ,sss
thao tve thousand wounded the town al o prssent
,ime tvery hotel aud store and house " ,u
oycrlo~ins aud ihs s,oane .of saUsrIus esmspl,y "
really awfu
complaint and frest despatch arrives from rout
Debating addaoual victories ihey 20 such
deere, q e'hseaa ihs, .ssy ssaus oss ts' iis hour
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
tho Turf
uoBoxsN COURSE, n.


The Hadsc County Agricultural Society v u commence
steir meeting to-day, over their neR course, with
three On Thursday, he second day Of the meet
ing there u also DO ,broo races and on Friday there
vii bo fourmllo races between PATTI and Feet~lug,
sides Ave other races Tho bo easily reached
by tho Eric Railroad, or BY vehicles, u beng only aSo
miles rom The Hobokeu ferries. From the programme of
will oe lots Oi spJrt
FASHION COURSE T.. =
This afternoon three tho get Of tho famous stallion
George NJ Patchen VIII uot for sweepstakes over tho
Fashion course, and from The interest maniess among
stock rasers anticipate a largo attendance
Speculation 10 running nigh on The great trcttrc con-
test 10 como on on "Wednesday, Prince IL tho f,sorts
asaipst the ned at slight odds his beautiful and game
flush of the last race w,rrantng tnat conclusion tmms
has improved wonderfully sucs inc last trot, and Geue
raj Butlers spots bealed therefore NO would
advise the fnancers 10 90 careful how they lay ttsr
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
The Results Claimed Favorable ~
the Rebels.

fFFUm TUG HIeHMUbu StntneI StIN 43.I
As get more light the subject or the late battle
Winchester the more favorable II appears for the
Conederaics. The earlier part Of the engagements was
deci0ediy IN our favor; bat movement right
fapk by heavy body OF cavalry made 70 necessary fer
our forces 10 TALL back which done perfec, order
gentleman who left the army since ibe battle says
orr total loss In killed. wounded and missing will not
exceed three thousand vhnc that Of the enemy
timated at from sx thousand % fight Thousand. SO
severely the enemy pnnished that they could
molest troops 10 Their march suasbure, although
il 10 known that their cavalry greatly oulnumbaed
ana IS the best they have IN The service.
General Early occupies a very sw0br position
fishers hill miles south Srasburg about twenty
miles south Of Winchester Tho valley very narrow
NJ this poini being than miles u.un
tain 10 mountain.
Seneral Avcril e reported to nave been killed
rbere additional psricaare received al the
War Department lset night
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Coroner, Inau ass.

Tn HowAnp srRBn HoHcDE.-Corousr WiDdsy yes-
tsrday held inquest ~ IS Howard street. The body
OF Sarah bennett, the coored who died from The
effects Of violence inflicted upon her by Mary Hannon6,
the chambermaid employed In The same house ~ re-
ported In yesterdays HEsALp The evidence elected
much intoxicated and while In that condition auarrsiled
with deceased The two we're separated; bat In The
evening the prisoner made another sssaat on deceased
and while having her down on she noor bsA,
her terribly over tho head with the rung o.
q chair. whom separated tho lass Time Sarah
lay almost motoness, and the blood ooznU from
the her head. sne was taken up and placed
IN bed but sunk gradually and subsequently, died Dr.
The body seyera wounds more or less severe
round her head and on opening ths skull large
the doctors opinion the cos had been caused Dy vie-
leuce The jury found That Sarah Bennett, The de-
ceased came 70 her death BY compression OF ahe brain,
September "a 1854 Tho accused was then committed
await the action Of the Grand Jury She was er.ynve
years OF and native OF England She said she hsd
only been SIX weeks In the country and had no home
FATAL HArcH~n CAsuAtrr Yesterday anernoos,
about three O'Clock Mrs. Caroline Grelms German wo-
man, while transscting some business with Mr. James
Chambers shoe dealer at No. 27 Cortlandt street.
denay fell through the hatcnway from The third 10 The
Afterwards There chains about The hatch, but
,ney had been reoved ior the pn pose O lowering some
tered verdct Of accidental death Deceased was thirty
sx years OF age.
Tou-p Dpowssp.-A colorsd man about thirty years.
age, Eve feet inches height, found float
ing 10 tho dock at pier No 90 North river. He had
wbiskers, and dressed In brown cloth coat black
cloth pants and gser shoes The body apparsuty had
been in tbs water aoout week. Coroner w,dsy held
inquest over the remains. Deceased wore truss
his right side.
DsArH ,son survocArror.-Joscph II. Ihompsos, y
cred enid two years OF ass, whose parents reside a.
No, ie oomea street, died yesterday from ssnsslaop
pecs OF meat having lodged 10 his throat while ealing
hs dinner and could no removed t fe vas eSslpcs
Coroner Wldcy held inquest the fody and ufy
rendered verdict IN accordance with 'ns '''sSoss
fnli
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Bassic IN the VaMey-Ths Victory
Gained BY the EiSnk MOvement 81
the Union Cavalry. NC.

49,
From ahe Richmond Examiner. Sept. ~
The battle 10 the valley last Monday sill, engrossss
on the subject in additcD 10 the one from General Lee
published yesterday and il has proved nndsusliU Ncui
70 obtain trustworthy information Nnroagh private
sources.
persops reached the city las evening from sbs valley
who tell AT leae a very straight tale, and which
the appearance OF being We mako brie
account from their statements which make The affair ap
pear not 80 bad as al nrst believed We regret that
have not been able to earp the locality at VII
the battle began he general impression that H.
as stated by Us yesterday, . mile two south Of
enemy attacked US Of Winchester and that We fen
bacx through that town. In this conflict OF opinion u s
ssys"General Early reports shat the morning OF the
10Th the enemy advanced on Winchester, near which
believe have Substantially correct account OF The
battle.
Ibe enemy, IN heavy forceFissy between sweuty FIVE
and thirty thousand menattaCked uA bloody battle
ensced. in which thc enemys infantry, after despe-
rate Hgbiug we're beng trveD back With
great loss, when they turned or right Hank With a
force Of between SIX and ten thousand cavalry.
All attempts TO drive back THE cavalry force,
army, proving ansncessin we were forced 10 retire,
which did 10 od order with face the foe and
testing every inch ground The enemy beng evidently
100 much Cut up 10 pursue with adv antsge followed
vor column only a short distance and drew on.
onr loss IN killed wounded and prisoners viii certainly
not exceed twenty-five hundred men Rbodcs' ovieou
suffered most, oar loss therein beng thousand We
probably lost five hundred prisoners ALL The enemys
oss ~ csiimaied at between ex and egh Thousand eu
killed aud wounded. on Wednesday the Yankees witb
tie flag of truce AZ varns claimed at they had
tive tho sand prisoners Yesterday tEey had moderated
their pTetensops go far ae % claim bJ twenty fve mn
died
II vas reported here yesterday that fourteen Of
field officers had been killed and wounded but we have
received no correct st o the casualties oepera Lee
orepaicb meutioos the dosth Generals Rhodes and
'iodwin The body OF General Rhodes hap
lo;esville, where s TO Dc inferred learn Private
teegi ams have announced that Genera tt2 lee ana
Colonel eorgc Patter wounded sAd thai the
was tbe onemy's Bands. The .jyucbcprg papers soy
Lbat General YORK. OF LOUISIANA iOet
General hAriy, with all OF hstrsius, nc. seCure.
holds mpregnabe posilrn on shers HI, which 10
twenty two miles s0utb 81 Winchester by the valley
pike and by The road seventy fo1r mile. nor.h 81
stanton.
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Additional, Parti.uisrs or IN. Battle.

Prom the Richmond sentinel, Sept. ~.
The article from the Charlottesville ChYS,ssc contan
al The particulars We could gather from tbe valley The
Yankee accounts very contradictory and sted
The following ~ the article from the rtronicl -
Abou, daylight the enemy advanced by ,he Berryvilo
read on Ramseur, Who pOsed Al the spout Spr ug
the same road rome -four lee east OF nchoster.
Gordon ~ Bunker Hil ihe MartDsbnrg road, on
reconno ssance Rhodes Rcpewell church, near
whitehall 10 tue lett Of the Martnsburg road, about
eignt miles below Winchester About daylight Gordon,
aud about seven A. ~ Rhodee commenced NOV rR back
80 the point of attack Wharton remained the
iet, on the MartBsbnrg road, short dstsnce below
WINCHESTER About ten or eleven ~, al ~ our troops
The held, our line facing eastthe enemy facing
west Ksmseur stretched from Abraham creek to tho
Berryviie pike Rhodes had taken position between nm
and Gordon barton, as We have stated bolding the
left Toe battle nov bore strongly towards our eft
About haltpast Twelve General Nhodes, who was
placing battery Ia the gar between himself aud Gordon,
struck by bal vst behind tho and borne from
the held ~ dying condition.. lie attended ~ tho
thor line around our Jeff. snd sbout four Y. thelr
cavalry on Their extreme right Tapped our lines some two
miles 1hs cavalry charged cavalry ssd completely
routed ". and heu ~beeeu nlo winchester on onf rear
THIS made 4 necssery Tor cur Infantry 10 fail back,
which " did slowly, reaching winchester about dark
The whole army thon retaaisd on that evening 10 Now
town, aud the next morning 10 Fsher's HIl, milo or
Two IRON sspasburg, whore u "a now posted THIS n
eRhisen mites from Winchester, aud poaon OF great
strength having tho North Mountain Abe lefk aud Mas
ssnu,en Mountain on 10 right
Tho battle s do csibed very severe one tho oes
On both sides beavythsrs supposed 10 DO greater than
We OK como I'VE bnndr cd OF seven hui dred prs
this not suthontionled wo lost three guns aud of
course, st sone our wounaed 10 The hands OF The enc
my Tho ambuiincss Of Tho army, which 10 ued
vnh wouodeda Samo OIL saais, Win this ousli0oation
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

- brought Al wagons artillery. 40. There vas con
silevabIs Struggling on our para
The casualties smbrass Msjos General RHODES Killed
Major General Ftz Lee said 70 BE- slighsly wounded
Brigs1isr General YORK tcoamandag Hays and STAT
for6s louisiana brgades) shot % Acting hgadier
Gensral Thomas g. Carter commanding avtilsry),
slightly wounded BY she In the back and nvs ooloasls
(nameo not remembered) killed.
Brgader General Battle, 81 North Carolina 10 10
mand Of Rhodes division.
me Cvossces Informant stses that the force OF the
enemy was very largo-more thsa twoiOd our nunberS
Up 70 the slime Of our being nanked We were pushpl
them back
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
General nax NJ sandusk y.

eArDusxy, OHIO, sept 20, 1894
MAJOR General Dix arrived hero this evening, and
soreuadsd al the West House by ,ns Union Band Bs
acknowledged the compliment IN few pointed remarks
aud viii ,save for Nov York in Tho morning.