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This Festival is intended to bo comprehensive
series q Al the most rational enjoy ments that can
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly illum mated
and protuIely oEnAmsnted with eyergreens, flowers
and drApery, and decorative gas, and water and
rock work Refreshments, bOquets and useful and
Aney articles will be offered for SAIe. cApaeious
stage Will DO erected aud recherche AmuRemeuta and
entertainments Of various kinds will be introduced
each evening. All will be made redoIent with per-
iume. Music and melody will abound, and every.
ming po,able will be done to NAL e 1t worthy tho
sacred object whose cause It pleads.
contributions Of money, goods, useful and fancy
articles labor, fruit, flowers cuTOsitieS national
relics, &C., &C solicited and will be thank fuIlv
received by any Of the of6cerS or committee.
the G9aiItAuce and cooperation OF the Ladies' Is
especially invoked.
Patriotic citizens Of neighboriug communities are
earnestly requested to assist this great labor OF love
port. " 80
The following named gentlemen from neig hbodn1
IoWns AID cities have been appointed agents to for
ward any contributions that may be contributed tn
them, and also TO nse any and all means IN their
power to further the good work on behalf Of the
lpT-FtnR - $50
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9. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
W 8. DUNBAR, II. II. D.
JOHN n. PHELPHS. Pre- Sanaf1

Main Street. ~ AA'A"'i hV'oI'
Ladies wishing 70 consult the Dr. III they prefsr)
q. y. ea an ~ room No 80, AJnroe House. and Mrs
th 1S once Can 6O found at the Monroo House At
AIButs f0T- 0D&
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Or; }: II stoIer, Triadeldhia, W. Va. psT
q. P Scott, Well.burR,
J. J. Burns, RAIrmonE
James A. Bell. Cameron,
Jas. Wharton. PATkerSburR,
Geo. Bier, New MArtinavIlle,
Andrew Dare, SisteTsVIlle,
Thos. HODgh, Warrington,
Horace Rtsley, Grafton,
Geo. Edwards, MOundGVillO,
II HagAnS, dorgAntoWD,
Jas 7. WAym n, Glen Easton,
Jno. Irwin, ClArksburE,
Jas. A. Campbell, Bethany, ....
Jno BayhA, Fulton,
Joel Truesdale, West Alexander, Pa
Robt. Simpson, OlaySVilIe,
John Baird, Washington,
9. J. CrotherS, Tay IOTstoWn,
=. P. Rhodes, Bridg port, Ohio.
H B. Rice, MAFtinSviiIe,
@. W. DilWorth, Mt. Pleasant,
Col G. l. PoOrmau g.. ClaIraViiIeH
J. Lippineott, JF., MorTistoUp,
Richardson 4 Bro, BelIatre,
Jno. Saunders, Sunhsh,
Wilson Bro, CadIz.
J. P. Watson, HarrisViIle,
=. BAttelle, NeWpIrt,
Wilson StringoF, West Wheeling
ChAS Hare, Summerhrld,
u. BenninghAuS, Williamsburg,
Capt Watson, GreyHVille,
n. Blackburn. HatTiottsVilIe,
Jno. BrAdhsld, BArnsVille, T
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good thing thsSA poor SOldIsra have preserved 70
yop roll IL on TO u.s. and soon, Allied With healing
bRmG and opiritnAt oonSoAtions It shall BE- rolled
Asaiu 70 the side Of the SICK and the mAngled the
dying and the dead.
FELLOW-CITIZENS,
One and AL, come help along this benevolent under
taking. Because you feel secure. don't forget that
war walks abroad in the land, that war must have
it, victims, aud that but for these for WhLm No
plead war might even now be upon you and yours.
Don't wait TO be called upon, committees will not
have time, but voluntarily and cheeriully come up
to this feast Of love. and there laying your gin
upon its altar plight Afresh your tTOth to your
bleeding country aud Zach other, and rush to save,
oh save from lingering wounds, disease and DEATH
those brave defenders of your all. 49,
II every man. woman and child among MS would
give but one dollar to the cause what incense would
arise.
Contributions Of money should be made to
JOHN DoNL0N, Chairman,
JH0. P. HOPKINS, GEO ADAMS
ALEX LAU6HLIN, ,M0K9AN L. UT,
Finance Committee.
Contributions, other than money, nhould he sent
& the warehouse Of Jno. R.Hopl inB, No. 50, Main
street, whore they will be properly cared for. All
articles should have card attached, giving .
name and residence, and probable value OF same,
and stating Rhethor donated, loaned for the en-
belliShm entof the BALL telO
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FOR SALE

A THREE TENEMLNr two story, Frame House,
"A each tenement containing Rvo rooms and a
good cellar, All In excellent repair. The above
properly u on the corner Of Broadway and Ohio
streets, wheeling Island. There IL a GOOD Rard.n
attAeheds containing grApe-Vines and . variety OF
Luit trees. Also never falling well Of exceils I
,.,o cHAs. NICoLs,
yoLoLM on the premianl.
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APPEAL.
FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADJACENT
COUNTIES


We appeal to you to contribute of vour ,h,,na....
70 the relief Of the sick and wounded SoIdIers N
our armies, now urgently demanding your SS'Ist
InSe. while many Of your felloW-cItizens have had
tneH larns raVAged and their homes desoIRted nv
thS ruthless iron heel of war, you have been merc
Inlly spared Thank to q kind Providence and
these W9r.Worn veterans for whom We nj M 80
time and harvest have returned "a usnaI yCTth -
your BrAnAres are full and your poeketE fnIer ,tT1
Can you know that the brave soldiers to whom Won
Owe your All are suffering for . mere tithS ~
THAT they have preserved 70 you, and ErudES tbsm
mat poor Pittaneet Let your gits roll in in money
you owe your harvest homes. -H+N
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND
HORklNGMEN OF WHEELING. -
Always fruitful in good work., let NOT yopr b,ra,
M ,hai ho ~, ksmem6er your brave defenders IA
AVE nn Inn, IIns Of need But for them 700 would
not out your gratitude in stIpry meSSnre NJ, Dole
money and in products, in labor and ia skIIl -
MERCHANTS OF WHEELING
In any lea emergency We shouId blush 70 c,,,
cord eyeryWherei But forget not thnt on ,S,. re-
e much debt you owe a. any note Won a.. ,As Y
Your Son, 1G SsSt 81 Erasi.uds, Indeed, that half
SoSe more pull the elastic band and Lay the TsiIst
- LADIES!
Lnttie need be aid 70 you your hand, Ar. ,,-.
will be there. NY ne KNOW you
81. MINISTER'S OF TIE GOSPEL
sttr up your noekS to be jealous in this boiv 60
- Itn men % emulate toe example Of N
was there more fearfai rsS1S
;, CHILDREN,
5s your pocket money and spend IT a. the P.,,
Worth and heal naeT 1o sii sSrtng you ali It Is
OF NEGGRBORTNG TOWNS |
siSS rs y9ur EympAthy add also sons,bIor No. No.
some sealouS patriot in oaoh COMMUNITY -. ~.
-- VI '''' rolling and when it is nlled with he
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GRAND PATRIOTIC
FES TIV "A L
AND FAIR,
on BEHALI OF .HE
SANITARY COMMISSION,
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION,
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETIES.
TO BE HELD In EHE
Passenger Depot or the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad, Wheeling.
COMMENCING JUNE 2sth, 1864.
his HONOR, MAYOR oRANGLR.
oH1IY hARsHAL,
WILLIAM TALLANT.
AIDS,
JNo. B. HUBBARD, BENZ. DAVENPORT.
...- sEcRETART,
JOHN Z. WILSON.
TREAsURKR,
.. SAMUEL LAUGHLIN.
MANAoERs,
JAS. BoDLEY, JNo. DoNLoN,
JNO. BISHOP, THOS HORNBROOK,
J. A. METC ALP, JNO &. B0Tt FORD,
3. W. PAXTON, W. L. McNEELY,
THO. GORRELL, ISAIAH WARREN.
Z. BOOKING.
COMMITTEES:
on HALL,
JAMES bodily, JOHN oLAYToR,
ISAAC GouDT, HENRY WALLACE.
JACOB MORRIS.
on RHIREsHNEHrs,
THos. HoRNBRooK, w.B. SIMPSON,
NICHOLAS SCHULTZ, W. h. sENsENE~,
JAMES GILCHRIsT.
or DECORATIONS.
JOHN BISHOP, I'D. REID,
Z R. ADDISON, JOHN BAYHA,
OK. CARTWRIGHT.
OF FLORAL DEPARTMENT..
W. L. hoNEELEY, DR.. A. s. TODD,
9. oGLRBAY, JOS. sEIBOLD,
@. L. cRANMER-
Oh ANUsEMHxrs
J. A. MBroALP, J.S. RHODES,
AUG. CAMPBELL, B. B. STONE,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN.
on FANCY ARTICLES.
THEo. GoRRELL, AUGUSTUS POLLOCK,
WIN, NIooLL, Ed. BOOKING,
JOHN RoRMBR.
on SUPPER,
JNo. &. BoTsToRD, WIN. D. sAWTELL,
HIRAM YOUNG, VIM N. BERRYHlLL,
& J. STONE.
on FINANCE, .E
JOHN DoNLoN, ALEX. LAUGHLIN,
JOHN y. HOPKINS, GEO. ADAMS,
N. L OFT.
or PAINTING,
z. W. PAXTON, TO. McAFRB,
JOHN Z. WILSON, W. Blu. SMITH,
SAMUEL P. HILDRRTH,
ON CURIOSITY sHoP AND GLLLEKE OF Prxn ARTS.
I'd. BOOKING, A.C. PARTRIDGE -.
GEO. sTORhS DR. J. U. HUPP, .'
D. Z. DoNNEL.
ON POLICE.
ISAIAH WARREN, CAPT. BRITT,
CAPT. OVER, JR.BIER,
W. D. LEWIS.
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Moulders Wanted.

THREE sTovB and TWO MACHINE MoULDERs
1 to go 10 MARIETTA, o. None but hrst class
MoIkmen wanted. Best Of wages and steady work
-yelO-lN hETCALP BUhT
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Strawberry Festival,

'NHERE will be = Strawberry Festival Al Wash
Il ingEon Hail. for the benent Of St, Matthew.
church. on Monday evening, June 18Th, The public
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LubrIcatIng Machinery OH.

TNHE Subscribers are now pren.rad IN f,rD,sh
4 Manufacturers and Railroad Companies WITH
mist rate Machinery OIL, warranted moi 10 Fum And
free of all grit and deposit ~ eNU Auu
wholesale and retail At the corner Of Market
je1.2w WARREN L RRnarR
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Excelsior Planning Min-

AVlNo fitted up my establishment with the
latest improved Machinery, Am now pre
PHtou - iuEnlAh 1t my once in BRIDGEPORT the
S y That was formerly occupied BY Stewart And
Wsn,h, Rough and Worked Boards, Flooring,
G1sad Boarding Doors, Sash, Shingles shelyipS'
iSIon, Frames, and Building Materials GsneraIIy.
lana ~. HSrk delivered free Of charges the oeve.
baltimore and Ohio and HempHeld R r. nSnot"
excepting tolls - - O0POIsI
" Orders promptly attended to.
,V., GEORGE KEELINE,
formerly Of the frm OF stewart Keeiins1
BRID0EPoRT, Belmont Co., o. ISa.Smi
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated DepOritOry and FTaGneiaI Agsat
Of the United States.

TNHIs BANK II tho successor to the Belmont
i Branch OF the State Bank Of Ohio, and IL pre-
change business.
1t Il authorized to receive subscriptions to the
United States loan authorised by the act OF March
Sd, 1854.
These bonds bear date March LIST, 1854, are re-
deemRble ct the pleasure Of the Government Aftar
ten years, and payable forty yoArs from date, in
COIN with interest at i've per cent. per Annum, in
coin.
Subscribers can have either Registered or Coupon
Bonds a. they may prefer, in sums Of $50 some
multiple Of hfty dollars.
Interest on the $50 and 500 Bonds Il payable
annually on all other denominations BomEAnnnAlly
hose bonds will draw interest from March LIST,
and the accrued interest from that day to the date
Of subscription, must be paid In coin or National
currency. II paid In the latter (which includes
United states notes and notes Of the National anks
MY per cent. premium must be addcd to The
amount Of interest until otherwise directed.
BpTT JOHN @. TALLMAN, CaSh
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NEW ADVERTISEM'NTs

NFEDToAL PURvRYOR's OFFICE,
M NEW YoRK, June Q, 1854.
importers and Dealers In Medicine, Hospital
Stores Bedding, &C. &c arc invited to submit their
Quotations to the Aruy Medical Pur'eyoF; At his
ONCE, $50 BRoolR STREET. for his information and
guild Rncs, In the pure 1850 Of supplies. JelS St
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DIR. R. II. LEE,
PHYSICIAN.
SURGEON AND ACCOUCaER,


NENDRRs his professional services 10 the cItixena
oil wheeling and vicinity. DR.. L. IL 4 graduate
OF tne Eclectic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati and
mas mao many years experience In the practice OF
MS profession, aud he hopes by close attention TO
BUSINESS 70 merit . share OF the public patronage
Or. Lee has given Ppec al attention TO and has
oeen eminsntly successful in the treatment OF
chronic diseases OF every variety, and especially Of
such As RheumAtisul, and diseases of the Eve and
EAr, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, CANCER
aug Oleers Constipation, Piles and diseases Of the
Kidneys, Gravel, &c. Ali those who have been nm.
sueees1Iny treated for any Of the above diseases,
No1ld nnd II to their interest TO consult DR.. Lee
without delay Our practice is safe, certain and
prompt, leaving no mercurial faint IN the syEtem,
out cleansing, renovatInE apd strengthening the
general SYSTEM acting In unison with Natures un-
WHEELING, WEST Va, Dec 4th 1863
40 aH t0hoR u may concern: We, the under.
n{nedI members Of the West Virginia LeRis'Ature
axe pleasure In saying that We have known DR.
hlcnAta u. Lee many years previous to the break.
ing ont OF tho Rebellion, . successful and ener-
gte PrGSdtioner Of MsdciHe (of the Eclectic schooN
6 6S3n In hAnAWhA county, Va and Gala county,
9. SLACK, Senator Fth Dist.
W B. DUNBAR, II. II. D.
JOHN n. PHELPHS, Pres. Senate
Main Street. n"'eI'
Ladies wishing to consult the DR.. If thew pr.f.r,
M =
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1as0LG9kAPH ALBUMS. L a4her TTavS,I--
10 s4'eheS' wool Toilet AStS, Zsphyr iidisS3 81
y. AlOOLL BROts.
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1Uh IAANUH OA0AhDlEs, IuIt ToeoIvSd b.
~ my4A IATLOR
The New York herald., 1864-10-05
BUTLER's HEADQUARTERS.
Mr. Wm. III. Mexriam's Despatch.
GacEaAL BUrLxR's HxADoUARrBRs. ExrRysx I
FRONT. ARMY OF rHH JAMES, Oct ppm


GasYaAL BUTLER's HEADQUARTERS, ExrRyaxl
FRONT. ARMY OF rHx JAMES, Oct 2-P. ~
CONDITION. RICHxoxD.
fhrougn an Informant, who enjoys the confidence of
aor General Butler and whose business Is 10 kns the
faolties and possess the knowledge enabled say
word touching the actual condition OF affairs Richmond
boate Friday night last, the 10Th ultmo prominent
ctizen Of the ocaed Confederate capital within
The lines Of this In the night OF the 29th who
known 70 the Commanding General anterior to the
and for this and other substantial his
may be accepted true without the range Of the
brsoious rsliabIs uformation, "an intelligent contra
band. :" "tbe oldest inhsbtaut," and other forms OF
pssoh that have to be regarded inssparable
from reports Of rebel affairs through refugees.
Ih refugee says that the widest trspidatioo marks
every movement Of the citizens Of Richmond and that
1hfosshoat Friday last they thoroughly convinced
ehAs We 80 oud occupy the city in Few days a rthes
Sad 10 view Of the Union approach every and boy
bapsble OF bearing arms mad been ordered 10 the man.
hing Of the defences OF the city
{, PREPARATIONS TO ABANpoN THE COUNTRY.
TAs we.hisst familiessuch Is the HAxalls, the Car
k1nt large amount Of gold and personal property TO Eu
rope, ere now preparing TO betake their "sacred per-
so0s from the soil Of well nigh 'uojugated Virginia
DITCH.
The people, from the highest 70 the lowest now talk
f nothing but unconditional submission unconditional
bub9aton and they sincerely feel that the bitter end
Ind tne ultimate ditch upon them Starvation Is now
nstuAiy the poor and II believed that the rebel
capital and both eternally doomed The most
Oppressive gloom every prevails at the proximity
10 tho city Of General Buffers army tho peoe seeming
. think that e has treasured up oil the terrible things
1hBy have said OF him, and that he will rstalate How
lisds they know of the mani General Buffers rule in
RiohmoDd like that at New Orleans, will be intellectual
~ morally and socially beneficial
OFFICIALS. ~
All in ALL sbject despondency and utter hopeesspess
eharsc.er,zs the cy,I and military authorities =. Rich
eew days
The New York herald., 1864-10-05
RICHMOND.
Particulars of Wade Hampton's s
Attack on Our Cavalry.
GALLANT CONDUCT OF OUR MEN.
The Rebels Handsomely
Repulsed.
New Advance OF Throe-Quar.
ters OF . Mile.
-------
Masssd Attack On Our New POSI-
tien Locked For.
TIE ARMY READY TO MEET II.
LIST OF WOUNDED In THR CAVALRY.
Interesting Incidents and Par
ticulars,
H.. H.. -.
Kasssd Attack On Our Now Posi-
tien Locked For.
rae ARMY READY TO MEET II.
LIST OF WOUNDED In THR CAVALRY.
Interesting Incidents and Par
ticulars,
H.. Ia. -.
THE HERALD DISPATCHES,

SIr. James Q. Fitzpatrick's Despatch.
CTY Po1Sr, Va, Oct. s, 1864.
TIE CHECK CORPS.
An undue importance should not be attached 10 the
reverse which lately attended the efforts the Ninth
oorps TO advance line beyond that the Firth corps
0hs position then fought for has been won troops
are stn slowly pushing forward to the inevitable capture
aad destruction Of that road important to the enemy
- means Of obtaining suppiesthe Southsids Railroad.
3 rRuoNERs TAKEN KNEMY.
About two thousand prisoners fell into the oremy's
Aaads belonging principally to the Fifty first New York
Twenty arst Massachusetts,, Forty.hfth Pennsylvania
end Seventh Rhode Island Their capture is the only
circumstance connected with the fight which enemy
eaA console themselves with intheir defeat and
teAsn that our cavalry yesterday retook
edeee prisoners while the rebels escorting them
Bouthward.
rHE wOUNWD
Pre- arriving from the front continually and are at once
paoed on trsnspofs and North The railroad people
nave been uemitting 10 their abors and earnest 10
sher kndsess and careso the wounded whose trans
p0rtAtiou the beddsd with straw
ssDEsULroKY VIKING.
There u desaltory cannonading the front this
Ing
The New York herald., 1864-10-05

Petersburg The ofcsr said that just before be came
away he saw several hundred newly captured Yankee
Prl.ooers bong conducted through the streets ~ rssH
81 had msoh rather they had bsoa 50 many CATTLE"
remarked General Meade.
"And General Lee mad much rather they h.a osea cs
te, too,' replied the representative Of rebeldom.
HEADQUARTERS.
ought 20 describe our headquarters accommooations
No claim has thus far been made the d eating
beyond hard and and, with this little 70 sa
there is little 70 be said this subject, beyond
hope and desire Of speedy improvement On shs poAt.
The puoc house whore headquarters are has nree
rooms, each about sixteen feet square ana fronting the
and last night gave shelter from the rain 70 no
Less than generals and their stats There WAS close
and inconvenien: budding and dovetang Of limbs rs
Or blankets with them 70 day these dencisncies have
been supplied. and We now more scmfortabis.
Most Of our woundsd have already been sent 70 City
Point preparatory 10 being sent to Washington regret
70 say that Lieutenant Thomas winston First United
States infantry, died to-day OF his wounds. he com
mssded the regiment and though young, was tried and
Among the officers wounded to-day are Captain O N.
Young, One Hundred and Eighteenth Pennsy Lieu
tenant Richardson Battery D. FRS. NewYork and Lieu
sylvania. The wound OF Lieutenant Richardson u .
serious One but 70 not believed TO bs daugerous He was
ht By sharpshootsr while serving hs battery, before
the capture Of the w. w. Davis hOuse His being wounded
has deprived the battery Of ell its original otncers
close my despatch without alludng 70 the ID
has been isqsthsoed mils and half; We have driven
the easmy from bis strong works only recsnty pus up
sSsnss @ the souSsds Rsiross and also sSI..ss n
thanking movements TO recover possession Of the Weldon
RAILROAD Besides having deprived the enemy Of the ad
works the ruth corps has wrsstsd from him, are
nearer Petersburg, and now securely threatening the
intreuohing. General Warren has been highly oompli.
monted for his mastery management N tho affair, and
the First and Second divisions and General Grimm and
General Ayre6, thor commanding officers, have covered
themselves with special glory.
The New York herald., 1864-10-05
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
mr.. w. ID. McGrcgsr's Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS. Axxr oy TIN PoroxAc,
Oct. 2-EveainG

mr.. w. II. McGregsr's Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS, Axxr ~ PoroMAc,
Oct 2-Evsaing.
No lighting has occurred this limo 70 -dny.
Tho rebels fell back this morning 70 their main ios OF
works. which runs she lead works 70 the 6outhsce
Railroad, or near n
This position OF the rsbsk Is . very streag sas aod
cannot easily be carried
division OF Second corps advanced TO the Boyn
ton Rad, which The enemy wagon their supplies
Petersburg Two lines Of works found unoccupied.
oaly skirmish line opposing the advance, which csi
back troops went forward.
Near the Bsynion read very formidable iins Of works
found, behind which the rebels posted heavy
force. IL was not deemed sdvissbls attack and
men fell back and occupy SAFE position. They lost
Our oas on FRIDAY vas greater than a nrst sta,sd
The total In killed., wounded aud pstsouerp will
not far from two shousard, more than half Of whom
This occurred 10 consequence OF a sap being lset
tween part Firth and Ninth corps through which
the enemy charged, and nsnksd the second division Of
Among the casuam,ss are Ne sollowng:-
Lieutenant Colonel ots. ccmmandlne he Tlrst brigade
of the division o. General Ayres, wounded In thu fsos,
'Ss sisss ss 1;s' n%, Eighty rsoasy,vsn. vouu
tsess wospdsd n lhe leg
csptsia bpydss oas Hasdrsa ana rwso,Issn Nev YSt,
Captain rss Of We E'shsA infantry wounded ssriess-
shell rom one d the rebsl batteries srsrsa seasss
General Humphrsys horse, and shssrsd the grsaad ts.
tween esvcrals Bsftisss ysA 0silha Fortusassy dM
Dc. :' s =: ny ssv: ssS = sa'
HsASeuAsx,as, 0ct s-sAN.
soms erius occurred during last night, bot without
any important resata
The New York herald., 1864-10-05
Military Affairs.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.
The Seventh Vermont regiment which arrived on
Saturday last took departure New Orleans
board OF the Cassandra yesterday afternoon
presented Colonel Holbrook, command Of the seventh
with q horse and equipments. The presentation took
place at the Battery barracks.
Yesterday morning tho steamer Admiral dupont
rived at this port from tho South having board tho
Twenty third Massachusetts, regiment bound homeward.
They left for Boston the afternoon board of tho
Charles Thomas
rHg SIXTY NINTH REGIMsHr, NATIONAL 6UARDA-
EXPIRATION OF IT'S THREE MONTHS TERN or
sERvicE-ENT AINMENr AT FORT RICHMOND.
On Thursday night the Sixty ninth regiment National
Guard, commemoratsd the Its fourth three
mouths campaign BY ball aud supper .. Fort Rich
mond Staten island This affair got up BY the officers
OF the corps and their credit said passed or 70
the utmost satisfaction or an who participated large
number OF guests present, among whom might be
mentioned Judge Quinn, James Lynch Esq, MAJOR TAy
ior, Captain Goodwin, Captain Kingsaud hessrs. Ken
nelly, Lyons, Miles and . host Of others
board about nf,y Sensmen and arrived a Fort Rich
mond about nne large tent was erected for dancing,
Dodworsns band furnishing 70 ,s tns music There was
kept up until late hour with much spirit This
tent handsomely decorated with fags and colors OF
At midnight splendid supper served up, at
which toasis and sentiments were offered and ap
ssThe President OF the United sta,esn Judge Quinn
to the "Unon and Constituiiou," and QuArtermastes
OF ,he STATE OF Now York. Colonel Bsgisy and his
entienaply officers did all In theiY power make their
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day morning.
To-day the regimen. is expected in the city, whom
cordial reception will DO extended 70 them Tho sixty
both to the United states ani state government
this reason alone are entitled TO the gratitude of the
community.