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Rebels Numbering the Germans.
WOMEN FORCED TO REMAIN
IN BURNING HOUSES.
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Capture of Nine of the Thieves.
RECOVERY OF 81 50, 900.
&c., &C., a,e.
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
4 Glorious victory:,


wa- Department. october 90. 1854 -ii.G A. N.
T. h1jot. General DIR A gres, bait ie was foush,
and a splendid victory won by sheridan over
longstreet yesterday, a, Cedar Crcct-
Forty three pieces OF artillery captured and
r.ny prisoners smons whom tho rebel Gen.
srsl Ramseur.
On our ads Generals Wright sAd Rictet,. wore
wounded. aud General Bidwell Killed.
FpunM sIANroS. Secretary Of War.
SECOND pIspAror
Va. Department. Washington, Oct. eo-io.S
G-hajoy- General DIR; Another great hst.
We ". Tough, yesterday a, Cedar Creeh. thresten-
ing At hra great disaster, hut finally resulting
" q victory for the Union forces under General
~ The Department was advised Yesterday Of
n. commencement OF the battle by the following
teiegrams
Harper's Fsr-B, IA, Oct ip-s;K PH-Hon.
Ed,rin n Stanton, secretary Of WIr The enemy
srackod army with great impc,uos,ty this
morning, at dsylight. The attack was made on
the let Of the Eighth Corps aud was a, first sue
sesstu, 1hey capturing .un-, prisoners and sgons
Our line wac reformed aud heavy fighting contn-
ned through the day. sheridan was reported at
NncAestA this morning AID went out to the
front. The particulars resolved not official. and
sre not f.,oraL,o though serious disaster could
have occurred without direct news from Sheridan.
Respectfully,
is.gnei'! JohS d srsvRNsos.
Brigader- UenerHl.
Matters renamed in the doubtful state repre-
seated by the foregoing kilograms until this morn
hs al hali.pas, nine, when the following telegram
was received, unotf-'ay reporting tie gres, vii-
tory won hy sheridsn's armyi
Ha'p.y's Ferr', Va s3o 4 N, oct 20.-The
news from shcr.dan's headquarters at midnight ID
10 the effect that the cncuy surprised our force,
yesterday morning, driving the command In some
confusion this s.de II Newsown' capturing artillery
and prisoners. sheridan arrived on the field reor
ran.zed our forces. drove the enemy beyond stras
burg capturing /. is reported fortY-three pieces q
rt.llcry, one hundred wagons aud srabusnces
and slrne two thousand prisoners The rout Of thu
tucmy is sid 10 10 complete.
j. d. STEVENSON, Brgadier General
few minutes later the following official repor
his victory was received from Major Genera
Sheridan
cdr Cre,k oct 10, 10 r. MO Lieut. Ger
Grant Cry Point;-I have the honor to repor
sha, uly army at Cedar Greek was attacked Mi
morning before daylight, and my left was turne
and driven IN confusion.
The sun., 1864-10-21

Iou~,iie, Ky, Oct % On rues1sv m-rninr
. hand Of guerrillas attacked and destroyed tram
of ten freighis on the Nash vc and North western
Railroad, an route from NaShvle n Johnsonville
The engineer was hiilcl. zen stonornsn has been
exchange, and srrived at Atlanta.
The sun., 1864-10-21

hattcriee penetrated tie bocr Of one u TRIMS
ports and many men were scsiied and hirnrd n
death. The hoats have gone down tho river. Our
victory was complete. tsigneil
FoRRksr, MAI. Gen.
The Confederate Congress will assemble al Rich
mond on Monday, Sept 1,h, 1854
The Examiner says The report ~ the captirc
n Rome, Ga. with 1000 prisoners &c. Ia no,
rcvt and without foundation.
The sun., 1864-10-21

Philadelphia Oct. 90 -Ofcial returns trprs
Clarion County give Democrats majority 81 go.
Democratic loss 10.
Adams County, ottcal. Democratic majority al.
Democratic gain lS2
York County. oftcia. Domocrane majority q sos.
TemO,rakLr gain Xi
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Marine DipnAter.

Bosfor, Oct. ao.--rhe steamer Oriental. hoU
New Orleans for Roston with cotton, &c. gn1
she lies ca~y on . sandy bottom. and vill probably
como on tomorrow.
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Six of the thirteen guns infended for Cedar Point
battery, at the entrance of sanduskY harbor, have
arrived at esndusky, They are I'D 3?-poundeTs
y,aed, ana Will te mounted shortly.
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tween Niddle4own and Ncrtown. hSinG hccn
driven hsck shout for, miles.
There took the sTar IN hand. aud quickly
united the corps snd formed . compact line Of
battle Just in time to rerul- attack of the enc
my, which ~ss handsomely done At sbou, I P Y.
A. P. ". after some changes Of the csvslry
from tho lsit to rgtt flank, I STACKED with great
vigo-, driving and routing TIE enemy, capturing.
according 70 The last report. - picrcs Of artillery
and 'sry many prisonsu.
DO MOI know yos tho number Of my casualties
or ,he Losses Of the enemy
Wagons, trains, amhulances and eaissons in large
Numbers are in our possc~ion.
They also burned some OF their trains.
General Rimsrnr is prisoner In our hands. sc-
vercly, and rsrhspe mortAly wounded.
Ihavc 10 regret the loes Of General pid~el, kill.
ed. and Generals wrigh. Grover and Ricketts,,
wounded.
Wright IL slightly wounded.
Affairs st times look I'd badly, but hy the gallant.
ry of brave officers and mon. disaster has been
converted into splendid victory.
Darkness agsin intorvsned 10 shut of sres,er re.
suits.
nov occupy sirashurs.
A soon as obtained will .end you further par.
hculars
tSlgncd,) p n snrHrr,y, MAJOR General.
The battle WAS fought on the ssnc day. 10Th Of
the month, that witnessed sherdan's victory in
General Sheridan is no, vet reported TO the Dc-
par,nenI but the boldne~- vigor and success Of
A. - IL trI, Al. . J. tn..x
ment had been sent from Richmond, With the es.
pectstion Of fulfilling Longstreets boast to smash
Valley, and had assumed command n the rebel
army, and conhdcn, hopes of an overwhelming DIS
for several days back by the rebel adhcrsnis in
Washington and Baltimore.
Epwis Y sTAsros, Secretary of war.
LATEST
Baltimore. Oct Cove have no additional rsr-
ncul.rs from the Valley bu, all that We bear is to
the eTecs that shcridsn's victory over Longstrees
vas most complete. The number Of guns captured
sre understood to include the re capture of those
whch we lost in the morning
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The sun., 1864-10-21
LATEST

Baltimore, Oct Cove have no additional rsr-
nculsrs from the Valley but all that We bear is to
the erect ,h.. shcridsn's victory over Lonestrees
vas most complete. The number Of guns captured
sre understood to include the re capture Of those
which we lost in the morning
The rebels are said 70 have continued their re-
treat rapidly up tho Valley. being with their loss
Of trains and artillery in no condition " make
= successful s,sud sgninst sheridsn's victorious
troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
IAdvertisersnsI
NEW 2 $40 LOAN AID TES-FoRTY BONDS.
ryyrH NATIONAL BASK,

No. 40 broadway,
WI receive Subscription, cr the New $40 Treasury Noe''
which will be dated August IS with semi annual coupons and
,.oed in sum. Of $50 sloo 900, $1,000 and $500 Par
ties subscribing win be allowed interest to August 10 and the
SLOWED by Government Of ~ 80 on each $i
IT.. ro-r ,er Con. bonds date from March J, aud 20
per cent premium for God interest. l
PAYMENT. mus, be made ~ Legal Tenders or National Bank
Notes. ~ L. "'s''
j. H. Srour, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
CITY ITEMS.

EARLY CLOSING, AND INCREASED SALARIEs.-
The dry goods stores generally, and some Others on
Broadwsyend Canal street closed a, p. m last Sstur
day, as had been previously agreed upon. We learn
that early closing will BE- moro general the coming
Saturday Very little business is transacted by these
houses after o'clock on saturday afternoon. Mean
time the effort 10 obtain increase Of salary to the
clerks seems To meet Nth favor. Mr.. A. T. Stewart
learn, had already anticipated by advancing the
salaries OF his employees twenty five per centam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

pk III -oinre .ccnrely to avoid bresksge Of boxes or
\, diaer.pt qualities sent, Let them be Ia sep
rate packages ~, - ....;,,..,s mama. zIso
49,, - own name or private mark known 70 the CON
i, and tho contents OF the Passs. upon the outside
With humber weight 49,, to aho" whai o"n's's ah'
from without opening. - Il
Pa, an invoice inside aid upon the top or tackled upon The
underside Of the cover also send dupsle uy .n nc
p. m. produce or other articles shipped stating TIE
route sent etc. a., -
Guard AGAINST mistake. Of count. wesh measure &C. aha
an ain r. mutation for quality Of produce. even
ncss and good packing that your articles ~ Always oe An NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
philadelphia Ca,,Ie Market. july q.

The ,uppls OF Beef Cattle this week amounted to 30 hssd
TLe demand god and all offering here sod At Ifom S
10 ia 50 per lCO 10 Tor Common and OrdmaIy tette
Prirn. snd rra at'le sold a; from SIS 10 GIL. ,
SrrgP-Th.f. aTg. supply 81 Sheep this week ihs
os,rr. amounting TO near 900 heed Prices nrn, and
sales we're made from to u cent. 10 70. Common
and from ,dlc q NJ Tor Prime and Extra Lambs arc sell
ins rom 81 10 50 y head a. To quality.
ioGs-rhe receipt OF Hogs amounted 10 only 40 nesa
The demand good and prices advanced All Offered were
sold at nom 81 10 blo i,0 u. net $500 .
Cous-gha OF Cows amounted l5S head ct ire -fe
u On Tor sprngers and 53 eo5 for Cow and CALI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
TAX COMMISSIONERS DrprrcULrY.-Th case

OF Mr.. Theodore Karner charged with having somo OF
the tax books in his house, was taken up by Justice
Downing yesterday. Nothing appearing AZ the exam
inston 10 show that the books placed there by
other than the lawful custodiaDs Mr. Stewart on behalf
Of the District Attorney moved TO discharge the bail
The case was adjourned without date, and the accused
discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
S"rh''' WEDNESDAY. July q. 1884.
e.. -,iot Cor Pots Al u, "a 50. Pearl

AsUFs-The market is quiet FOX Pots at 81 90 Pearls
- dull at : IS % ,,, , ,,, .o,,rr. IN
fair demand aud 6rin at rs a 90c cash.
CCTTON-ThtTc has been rather more dong today .,
cndv rates sales OF 800 bales basis Of ~ eOafl 81
for Midding.. ,,.-. -
tc,i IN oar last. and have slcs 20 sGye Ouotsous
sree entirely noninsA
COCOAZThcre has been q better inquiry, and we noie
,aes Of 5cO bags Il. Domingo Ia bond private terms
CpAl1he market for ome.fic has been fey sctve bst
variable rates. The high prices asked fcnsiby check nc
demand for manufacturing PURGE aid prices sIe unsettled
the co.e. The supply Of foreign extremely hsh ana hc
market arm. We only Of 100 tuns oDse CAMEL on
made public. The Gih regular nonthy sale OF
Scranton Coal day, and very largely attended
Thu. offerings rolnprised 2J0oO the Whole Of which
changed hands ia lots Of 100 10 GO uns AZ IN average ~
vance cf d tan. The sale very spirited one The
owing arepon aud comparison OF the prices IN May
and Iuno:
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fAdyerseneutl
GOVERNMENT AGENCY AND DESIGNATED Dr.
PosIroKY OF THE UNITED STATES
The NTH NATIONAL BANK on THE CITY OF NV Yosx
No 3o3 Broadway
JOSEPH u. oRvIs President Jons T. ffILr Ce.hior
NEW YORK, July 2d 1854
The loan brings interest pr cent coupons
registered. You subscribe S The Ninth NatioD1l
gslk. Aho, Iq4o bolss sld allowance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
The Springfield (lll.) Journal says:

The Hon. A. s.arne Slate Treasurer Of linoi returned TO
this city SrwY o wher- lie has been ing H., 80 i
annual interest the ftste debt V is nndcrood that lc
raid out abou h, dred thousaud dollars, Of which be
tween ninety huhdred thousand IN gold paid
sterling bonds. There j. .i m the Treasury cold enough 20
and January, 1866.
Theiollowing shows the shipment. Of coal over
the Delaware Laekawanna, and Western Railroad for
the week ending July - ls'A. compared with some
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
An auction mart for horses and carriages has bees
opened on the corner Of Fifth and Forty fourth
street This market has accommodation for seventy
horses ard fifty carriages with harness AMI saddle
rooms 1t rso has a covered ride or arcade for ths
exhibition OF horses The building constructed By
Brown A Harper, Blackledgc Banta doing the
mason work. and Lander the decorations. Sales VIII
b. held every Wednesday and Saturday, The fnt
sale will be made on Monday August when the ,nlss
and regulations viii BIO made known TO the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
ReeeIpts Of Produce.

rrg- i,sn Mn. Tlour 3Ss bhl. whisky. leo bbl'.
rern Nal 2s 600 bush Wh.st T70o bu-h. Oats ls PIG.
a,h.. So pig. Pro,eons $40 PKG Lard tleJ pss OD
Cate 10 ptgs. Butter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28


give specn attention TO the conversion OF the 'OS into
bonds Of 1851.
The Washington Life Insurance Company
viii pay. August !, dividend Of 81 per cent.
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay VIII hold his regular
auction sale of stocks and bonds tomorrow Thurs
day. July Y. at IL! O'Clock. II. No. " William street
The Boston exports last week were S5l4,,3-
against Si72 1876 ~ fot the corresponding week in
1853 The imports were s2a'.2l3 against s52',oo in
1863
The new loan of the Government is an
nouncca by the Ninth National Bank
We understand that the Seventh Ward Bank,
in closing up It's business gives to the stockholders 100
cents on tho dollar in currency and 10 cents OIL tie dol
laI in gold.
The Fourth National Bank has this day sub
Al. q N \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

ten dollar. Per day. BIZ. on the contrary offers are
plenty for such positions previous prices and none
Of those 80 employed have been sick There are no
vessels placed make it dangerous for inward or
utward bound vessels and the public may rect assured
that there lie 10 cause for undue apprehension.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

YHH FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, Ngw-YoaR.
WIN receive subscriptions for The 10 reay Notes.
Them ncsss ~u be comfortable mstehsy into sn Pm
EST GotpBEAHrss $40 Bonds, Parties sobsorb.ns tos,
18th AusaS ~i be allowed seses 10 tAa, dse ross nb
sfbins s that dse wnl pay accrued Interest. Recognizing
~ imperative q seeosl mbsaipdoa 70 this Post1in
Loas Ibis Bank win SLOW eli subselbes rxx wsasx COS
sissIos u &c % Oh each VI. 900 subscribed. r..l -
. Mosxis KSrcarn, P.e65vA.
n w. vxUaaAs. Cashich rf ..r...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
TAXES on MATCHES. -Under the new Tas

TAXES ON MATCHES. -Under the new Tay
law each block" or box OF matches sold after the
first day Of September next requires stamp in accord
anee with the number Of matches il contains and tho
stamp duty cannot be paid by placing the appropriate
amount Of stamps upon the whos package OF blocks
or boxes for the reason that every block" bos sod
must have the stamp or stamps upon IL Such is the
decision of the Commissioner Of Internal Ecvenue.
The effect of this has been To increase the retail price
Of this article to two cents per boz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

SHAKERs.- were rumors IN town yes'-
tsrday that the entire Shaker settlement at "A
few miles west Of the city bad csn&hs nte v ns,Ss
Div no truth In tAe report tlry AAmes S@''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

Na,.on, M supry any amount 0: 75os ut the Govern
,osn, n,ics.-,ha, ia. allow the fnIl commission.
Money continues to grow easy and is abund-
ant at 6@1 y cent
Exchange on Paris is active at 5.134@S.l6t.
Bankers sterling 2soi. and commercial bills e6jd2I6.
The rate in gold is l090li0l.
The official statement of the public debt,
-. Iulr of co,nnarns TING ,i.h TINT Of Last ,rnn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

SICK AND WOUSDED.-Tho Atlantic, one of
the hospital transports arrived yesterday, bringing 700
sick and wounded men. They were transferred 10
Wllets Point and Fort Schuyler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

SYSTEMATIC VISITATION. -0n Tuesday even
ing the Tract Missionary Society held meeting in
the Forty second street Presbyterian Church A. q.
wstmore presiding. The Missionaries for the Jews.
and for the First, Second Sixth. Thirteenth E!gh-
teenth aud Twenty-lrst Wards, made statements Of
the work in progress showing how the gospels carried
TO the poor and neglected every day and the great en-
couraecmen for increased activity Instances OF good
accomplished among negoccrs Of the sanctuary, among
the careless profane and incorporate among s"der',
prisoners and Others adduced to the great sa-
faction of the audience. Among the tabled results we
fud the following figures: 72e2e tracts distributed IS
Bibles and Tostsmeuis given 2i3 children gathered into
school 3ss persons persuaded TO attend church sa5
meetings and % persons brought under the care Il
pastors and churches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
OF our Government securltios, Iht L0HdoH
TINES Of July II SAYS:

Tho savi0as from FTDnEl0t eion nat VIZ sItaI It III
exchange A. Nev-Nork hsd been met by CORE pondns
decline IN the Fcdca stocks bat that al the feddced
buy.s forward suchnumbers thst NOT only
large sums brought Now York. but various parcels
soa BY BANKER or small pe 1aior could i DO disposed
Of advance Of per cent On Noi OK prices rs soon
these Gales quotations recovered between ana
cent The eagcrness OF public 10 Is Observed, 70
invest in American funds, AFTER many disappointment h
wonderful In spite Of the bad political and get worse hnan
ca reports every reduction IN the price brings forward new
purchasers, rnostly small cspitilists.
Barnr Bios Co. say there has been during The last few
day. active inquiry for United STATES 30 onds 10 nse'
ensnd uud the price, which " tho end OF last
week 4jo4I has r.u 70 s900 There seems however
sufficient bonds the market "a meet present wants
All other stock Az Inactive. little Penna per cent
stock sold al % aud Atlantic aud Great Western bonds tNe"
orb and Penn-yvsuia sectiOn) at .!dA
The July earnings of Western roads continue
TO show large gains. The Erie, New York Central
and Hudson are fully employed, and upon the latter
the month will show gain Of $4,000, equal to 500 600
FIR the month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE EARLY yesterdsy
ing August~ pesristsr. q young German wo
siding at No. l46 Essex street. attempted 10
suicide by taxing q quantity ~ Paris.grcen.
aid was called Ia aud al late hour she was coi 81
out Of danger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

Resolution BY THB POLICE CONMssioyERs.
The Board OF Police Commissioners at their at meet
ing passed the following resolution.
Rsrorel That any candidate appointment 'hs force
equred tina. he has not paid promised 70 pay
sny money compensation To person whatever for
accommodation gwen for any influence given IL p.ocur-
ing bis appointment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

LAuScH.-The A l copper-fastened schooner
Goddess 200 tuas burden will be launched rom tho
shipyard of Jessee CARL at Northpor Long bland
"Wednesday next, August ,. She is owned by Baxter l.
Merrill tie builder. and Capt. Gildersleeye, WHO vii.
command her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

A DISHONEST Dor RsTIc.-Anne Smith
Q danesiic In The employ of Mrs. Lauretta Ida
No. leo yarick street, was arrested On 81
stealing quantity ofwearng apparel and ieye
her mistress, 10 the amount az ESQ. A porto
milling articles was found in her possession.
knovledsed her guilt and was committed b!
Dodge. ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
POULTRY.
VEGETABLES.

Potatoes reached extravsget figures Mercer nave
brought ~ bb the harmers wssons Tn Is parity
ow 10 sht Weld ON account Of drouh Int 10 tue
fs that the gardeners in the vicinity oil the city who
bring In most Of the poato-, at this season, are 30 ny
since the ram b putting out ae caeo e' and sowing G1h
t,t thev neglect their potatoes Tie therefore only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

THg NATIONAL ACADEMY or DEsiGN.-Ths
paragraph in yesterdays issue in relation TO the
Academy Of Design has refereLce to the National
Academy OF Design.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
A SCHOOL or INSTRUCTION. The Board Of

A SCHOOL or INSTRUCTION. The Board 81
Police Commissioners have lately formed class OF In
straction at Police Headquarters, No. 300 Mulberry
street the Object Of which 10 TO instruct the new ep
pointoes on the police force IN their duties The elias.
AZ present numbers ~ For two hoars each morning
they are instructed by Inspector Leonard in the regua
lions Of the force how TO make arrests the modes 81
serving warrants and other matters connected with tho
internal workings OF the Department The same length
Of ,ine in the afternoon is devoted by Drill Captain
Copeland to teaching them the club exercise, the mill
,ary uarclngs and acngs and how TO hold and secure
prisoners The period OF instruction islintcd to one
month. Al the expiration OF that time those who
efficient are detailed to some Of the police precincts
Those who are deemed unfit for the position will be re-
ported the Board by way Of charges preferred against
them by Tho instructors, and they will the charges
oie sustained be allowed 10 resign, receiving psy how
ever, for the months labor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
RrcHMoyp COUNTY AND THE DRAFr.-Amas

RICHMOND COUNTY AND THE DRAFT.-AmaS
meeting Of the people OF Richmond County was held At
Clifton Park July ~ for the purpose Of adopting
measures for hDs the quota Of the County under tie
late call Of the President for 800 COO men. s. Weser
welt appointed President; Daniel Low. Vice Pres
dent, and A. Ainsni. Secretary. when the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
R.,rsd Ths, ,e sapervso Of Richmond County be 50:
hosed 70 al the quota Of the county under the stn CAL u
ths President. .
Rsros That the Supervisors sppeI 70 the capitalists or
this county for sid and sympathy.
R,sd That the Sui srvisors have full power IN raise
sufficient nj mou-s the bonds Of toe .oshfs to for
nish recruits for filing lie guos Of laid county
Rssrd, That Committees b" appointed In each tosI b. ne
Board .f Sup-s.ors Tor lie purpose Of soeins ssbsnH
on- the st bond aud that hey report the amount so 'ao
.crb.d to lbe Board II Supervisors.
R,eed That lie thsnss Of The meeting be Given the pred
ing officer, Mr.. Lew.
R,oss That the thanks Of the meeting be slvcu tho
Board Of Supervisors tho interest tbey have fne
tie various quotas sDed this county and prom %
action in the matter now pending.
DANIEL Low, yiee-PTe,ident
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CorRT-CHArsrBs-l
.7.-Befor- Judge BELTS.

APPLICATION TO BAIL.
In tie matter Of the petition of Nsyina Palmer fos - ~
,es~- Of Albert H. Palmer on bail.
The Argument Of this application wa, by ass
rsngemelt, heard this afternoon Mr.. Traphsfesa
pearing for the petitioner and Mr. bako s"s ny
Government
The counsel for the respondent insisted that = -
Judge had held that the civil court had no lurisdrus
over the subject OF the application, motion 90 ~
could sct b. entert ained. -tla f
The Judge reserved his decision. A. a
In the case OF Joseph Barney. his counsel usne -
written opinion on the points raised was deer -
and the Judge said that II would Do written ID ""
bis health would permit. .,-,--,... a. a.
The case Of theodore Allen, he bounty. brckei Z g
be fnr,her considered on Thursday. .srts