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, 1864-10-03

Ofacaal Houorta Of Gen. Sheridan
valley.

WARRINGTON, Saturday, Oct. t.-Tha fo1lowlnz
are tho dispatches received from Gen. Sheridan,
essi1lng bis successful speratlona since tho last
report, and are Just received:
HAna1soNBuna, Va, Sept. 1880 p, m.
To Leut Gen. Grant, City Poiat:
In my last dispatch informed you thxt pressed
EARLY 70 clopciy through New Market, at the sane
time sending cavalry around his nAAk, that be
gare up tho .Tslley and took to tho mountains,
paAn9 tafonsn bsoNns TAP. kept up thu pus-
suit 70 foft h:poaue' destroying seventy dve
wagons ana louf eafafona. sent Torbest, whs
oss1took me u Aasn'onna1g. to stauoton, with
~ "4uoa o..e,oa " eaF.'1y aaa ono brigade OF
Aes1s1ss' 1e1oe,. en'estu eAaAton On Inc soih.
Ahd uestfo3e0 large quantity OF rebel govern.
ment property. consisting Of hAFnessess saddles,
Email arms, hssa bread. doar, repair shops etc-
He tAsn proceeded to Waynesboro, destroying
the railroad bridge over the south branch Of tho
seren miles Of the track, the depot
building, 4 government tAanery, and large
amount Of leather, nons, sloses, DC, At that
place be found the tunnel defended BY iafAntry,
and retired yia 8taunton.
II II my opinion thatKost Of tho tfoops which
Early had LETT paesed through the rnonntafns n
, 1864-10-03
CHICAGO, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1864,

tho stipulation Of PeAoe SroEimisar!~s. 1si.th.rs
fose quite lutell1tnlo that the g1ca, Hsrusn nov.
crs should Adbsrs attici!r to Inc para graph oae
prscuczl a1mtsioe. whe1eby hoss.llties caa bs ro-
Fnsn!HPsi,sJss at un3rna11snt oH,..
>a.d 1oWer; rtntes 6Sf sc L3adon,
1ho kofntnQ Pvt condsus tbs reported new
Graty between Fraucc and H.ly aud behaves
Itself justified In announcing th4t tho convention
Is signed for tho withdrawal of the French troops
feou Roma
, 1864-10-03
FROM FORTRESS A1OyROE.
Latest From GFRnrs Arany-Bxploat4n
Of steamer.
FonrHxss Moxno1. Oct. 1st

The United States hospital steamer Q~o. Lea1y
which arrived from Dsep Bottom this af,ernoon
reports dghnng In proersss ysstetday On ths north
side oi Pstess6aie, which continued q ists hour
last evening. No important results are yet report
Cd. bat the Indications arc xery favorable.
boiler II I'VE O'Clock lat evening tast after hav-
log landed two hundred wounded soldiers for
Hampton Hospital. fTori1enually the soldiers al
eteaP<d. Tho engineer, Thomas Bttnuoa, WIS
dangerously scatded. Tbs tecoud engineer wns
elfeht'y injured. Quastefoastcr W. Csvia bad IN
a1m broken. Noho othsfs wers Injured, From
were can1ed away, inc1udlnxtae saloon. The hail
wae not damaged.
, 1864-10-03
FROM LIGONEnR, IND.
Hntkus1astic Reception Of Troops.


tspeesl DIspatch to the Chicago Trbune.l
LIoox11B, Ind. saturday. Oct. !.
The war worn veterans, Co. D. 80th Indiana vol-
un,cezs, arrived to-day, their term OF eerpce hav-
Ing Expired. There men were In the battles of
shiloh. Stone River. Peryvlle, Chickxmigua
Lookout Mountain Buzzard's Roos., and through
Sherman's great campaign, hrisetrg with them
Il eiE til dag. torn to shreds b the lesden
sou thfouch which 1t hAa been born Ia these
bloody cor diets. They wern welcomed 1t the
depot b. nte thousand Union loving p~opls. III Of
whom Vezo formed tn procession md sstottsd
the brave boys to the public square, where tosy
After feH short speeches vote was taken Ia the
somrany, 1caulf.g nj for old ABB and all for
, 1864-10-03

There has not been time In the history
Of Chscsgo, when her legitimate bHnks have
s'ecn 20 strong ~ ut the present moment
There bss been no period when they were 10
an1e In themselves to meet Ind dofeat 4
'run." II all their dcpositors should be 10
inaAne ~ to demand their money 1t once,
They He less concerned about 4 panic, II
that great misfortune should occur. thsu
nine tenths Of the community. Their mon.
y constst of1eRs1 tender, with few M,
tional bank notes, aud nothing else, There
u not i Wild cat among them. Their foaae
aro made upon securities Instantly convert.
bic, usually taken ut half their cssh value.
In short, :.eY are In position to save them
selves II they have to slaughter four dtths OF
the business community Ia the effort:
Hence, what We hare to say We address to
the interests Of the deposlton solely. Amo-
zuentery panic Is like herd Of cattle go.fng
each other In tho dark. Everybody gots
hurt without knowing how, and everybody
wounds biz ne'ghbor, without knowing why
4 run On bank usually commences with
small dcpoiitore, who fancy that their say
5ngs are In <aapger. The bank at first cur
:tails ito loans to meet the possible exfgcucv.
and thereby blocks the wlc:ls Of commerce
more or less. II the panic extends, the
bank calls On the merchant and manufactur
-er 10 pay up. The fAes that there Ia panic
renders It impossible for the merchant and
manufacturer to pay. The bank then
%teel1s them out" They arc ruined, and
,thelr laborers-peshaps the very men who
commenced the "run''-are thrown out Of
employment There IL sha,dly blnk In the
city which cannot, In case OF necessity,
break dfty buainess firms aud throw thout-
and working men and women upon. the
street Let N not be compelled to face that
spectacle 1t the beginning Of winter, when
public charity and private economy will be
quito the test under the most favorable cir.
lcumstances-
We tsust that the faint att>mpt at a'ruu,
which WIS commenced On Saturday, has al.
ready exhausted itself. If each man viii
gfye a'momeut'o thought, first, to the eolven
cy Of our legitimate banking Institutions :
and second. to tbs appalling consequences
Of general panle, fall will be we'll There
are some persons who are predestned to
lose, their wits on oeeteions like these, or
npon no occasion 1t all n theJ must hayS
their CRAZY moments, let The rest Of tho com.
znunIty Enaintatn their prop,iety:. -
, 1864-10-03

= FoR,nxss MONROE, oct. 1.-The diepateh bo&t
Connecticut arrived 1tet evening With dispatches
non Admiral Farraaut. Fort Morgan il being
put In condition for long defense. The enemy IL
JlnE to place forpe6oes IN the thsnuel above Fort
t@sosGan. ts The rePort that our gunboass arehtsr
, 1864-10-03

~ 10 ! IL surpntts r. . division marched unra-
sisted 10 within muskes r1ngn Of the city, snd
p.oe,ely 9gh1 h.ve n,scssa iafo M rsee
On a1.,vine in Tie euburbs of the Ctr theS fuus
KButx bad withdraw for wtse purpose. The
sd,snce W. % cSecfed Il Insel Bill on eIpcdi,tnn @
The HsTTds correspondent with .he 18th corn,
;St sts The solSxtns .ss2net OF Inc psf taken By
Hecknan;e aSd Ssanara's Divisions OF the 18th
co,p~ esoaaed the James at AtAlE's Landing aad
The epeu1. Ihe. fhoxed no de+iro to h..ht snd
fell back 1.pidI1, Foaf lines Of rids pits were
thus sbandoIed. When thsy reached tne1r main
e5 esee7
tioo.
Imu ediateIy Ia front and commanding the road
p.1saas '5s g .o @sas I'D ehsa ,ee r
Geu. 0rd e1vc the etep1l. Our mea rushed xeto.s
teIo In tho tace Of artillery and musketry ana
prisoners. Gen, Ord 1as wounded just - ha en-
tered the fort, and Gen. Burnhan was killed Jast
a. ho Vac about 10 ectcs.
,capt fe1y Lieut. ed ana Gapt Of
OF O1d's s,ad @as bldly hrplseu b5 his husse e.
- bsikd ~ d filling IN bin.
Sen. Ord VAS elsa2,ed, .nd made several drsper.t,
: chsTAte 10 cap,use the enemJ's -eeconn llMa, bat
oN!De TO the TACT HAT the ION corps aud Paine's
di'ts,sS o. ;ns lss I'D no' JON ~ TIL noSn.
The number OF eues eap.used ann uo.e1 to -
ntsr, u! hear..
qnet teFk. dEtic: Sent, SRI. Wtftes.
Eary 5estesaa. farenoon Gen Butter bad cap.
tu1et NJ! the ioftidcattons 4aye ouc 1mmedta.elY
opposite EStt Darling and as etll held them, Iut-
rams.
Ths faet that one Of bur hospitsls v.s located
hnttn % !efss miles oi tho city Throughout yestez-
Gin. Glant last e.cntpc exnressed h,mse1f tn
m uls army o1rcr a. beng enf,tcly sati,ned viii
r. Operation. Of he army, aud adaed ta.t more
ut de1tAkl11 than be had exncctad xxonid be
qep. G1;As had N interr1ew wita Gen. Duller
AZ G.eleea ?. 5eeo11sa ~ 1Ps9 TsfntRe. 1Se
forcemetts to their len by train loads Of fitteen
and seventeen ears each. We ha1e captured 10
RuRs Rstn,st. In st,: ,ron pt,,...z 49,.
dencJ theEe. and that Jef. Davis was sen ii the
streets tho 3osh exceedingly abjcct and worn
dcMn in biz appearance.
They sa5 Lee wa caught mapping ta,s time, as our
THE oPERaT1oSs nFInw u y. p7rp,snr,,
Hr,nonAprp, 49, 1nooohe.
+en,h+r WI fs,i3a ~. a. OF Ink PoFo4Ao, SIP
Meseo to 10 nsia mn st,see oeea a oetetmiaed 6y Gen.
1snf, routbTrst Of PetsF.bnTr 1s 1Se ensJ' r,ghs
Rs,,n.n III mnrz sto masted near re Weldon
S' ~ ~ - T.15sion. NJ aeee consisted Ct the
In ~ ,6c h. sh coen, IN 9aac 9s a. " re % plvts.
.. the 9th Corps. while Ueut raj 1,rau,fcrd lii ~
g. 1s1a ne ass ests o. ths il
enem@'s nj, Iats we1n dIvsn IL T. 4u.aee; M ana toe
residence ot Nj. Peeoles On ths sanr1e1 .a ~
1hsut fo,,r nrtfes f+c,,, p.,.....
OF Eorks was d,scoytr ~ with ~ n1tat loss hns
sfirmie 1sn in frort ,rrn,nts 1 n an outsifetcaea
The I'd ed ID htfrsdr. ~ ~ ss9se ha tns Ifont
the advance, and charging. drors trs ,ehss ,
taer ~ wo.ks: The rebtls. With 'htee guns, opened
no.;tan fih n. Ia. ~ wets onsea rom their
prisoners. Cur loss Up to plps o'cioet aIG nat ~
resa over 1oo IN killed md wounded.
, 1864-10-03


Inc glow OF victory. Victory over the
Northern enemies OF the Government, vic
torJ over gold, victory over rebels In &rms.
f1om toe long naes OF osyonots north and
'eou.n oI tne James comes the cheering
nems tnas 'eus 1af ~ Ia wol1. 1he great
~ % as. mosencht ~ ao3 .ue oo1sc1tSs point OF
i. ~ pas9' NC leeel csp'tn'.' u wen IN.
s--,,~s 49, n..aea.;. ". .oee % ate susAac1ns sno
ss sIas.1s...- s ..,, oo.'e .aem, WAN IN
Ana". os1 ~" 4aasaou "co must
:..s n,.a.S -S 80. sssa sa' % aisAoe' oatel, ofa
.s1cne 10 ;,ao x,,,s 80 ~ ra.n sete1 ~, ~
shs4id.n a. sn.oti,.. a'e sae vs,,a .o & nnu.
1 As eesetD6 " .ae sAHey Ake
Ts.1s,. .~~a T. Sa,," .u.uS oetose nun
to-,sa ~ s,1n,,.s 800 Sau ~ atsps'sea. !ae
:>sn IN sbsnon5ea. e.. sa,s s 49,. 1a ~. s1sseu
J..t.osas ar. Ml'St .os nse @ny, nAse oeen
tnred S,Fonndr3s. na,1,Gr .tnoh snss3,
denota, .ei,road trncka hrido.a ssad1ss r.
neas,. ammnott,on and nthe- znst..,.7
Of wsr IN tnmenae ~ @ .mon,t 'nAsst.sl Elm
bern str;nne5 fron n. s1~..5. .a...
resourees OF the rshs,. TS.v 'ssus ass
~ n~s-;t1 ,.+1r.a. a.. -se ICY aIe
store. md Richmond a. esst "a fsts,1s rau .a.u
need. Tint orlr o1a h.,o eh..ne. a.,,,
.x1sts at ATLANTA waiting for +hs .1a1.1 1s T..
tcmnor,-v hre.terra ~ IT. ,sna.,.1..tia-
ara Ill rtruovea mi the s,,1.na,a s.ss,.Sas
4he Cumberland and Tpnn1aa.. ~, .aas ~. W
IN the var path .psfn W.
:: Cola orr ned n New York n, s.tr,a..
100 ,na M. onotsd dr-,n- ~. I ~
1ov. tbe lotter h.1,1. ~ .,.,..eN 49, e, - as ~
-. soo., ,o,- 80 ''A~ osote' A7-'
Is"2s' Aoi2ss 4o9'
.ueeatu A.A sapesseaeo HOOD In COM
1auo y, 1ae 1eoe4 army IN asorg1at The
es.eue.on ~ u 1tiaoo no. ~ New Madrid,
ara toranth, VIII Ano amp]e opportunities
1ot 'ultnef displays OF bus skill in that dfrec-
1eion "hen sherman and hls army arc again in
mouon:
oos. Dennsson, The nc" Postmaster Gen
en-. rice montgomery biair, has qualified
.or nas posl.son' ard entered upon the dn-
ues ol nis ONCE.
Inc Charleston Courier Las \ rumor that
.AWo Ensopeaas-probab1y Poles-are cam
ang oTer 70 hEht for the contederacy. The
.esoFy u aonatless devieed to rally this faint.
ing spirits OF the rebels. The Poles hive
sunesea 100 much from tyranny at home to
oettlo 1of It here
Inc quarterly report for the quarter end
iog oct: ], 1854, Of the First, Second, Third
anu FUN Nationn Banks appcar In our a.
Eet.lstpg eolumns this morning. An exam!-
nauon oi tnear s"crn statements show their
sonai1on 10 oe SOUND, strong and highly sat-
as'sesory lof depot'tosa ~ well ~ stockhsld.
s ano Amouns Of ready money on hand
eaAaAuAS eseAaoe, WIN "n1co 10 commence
pusiaess LUIS morning. IL ample for a1l reas-
oneole demands. These banks can stsnd
as@sJ otnt "itnoat Tue siazhtest emoarrasa-
, 1864-10-03
Qt)tfa9o Qrtbn,tt,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1864
OUR Campaign DOCUMENTS.

Campaign Documcnis. ~7 oA'e3s A'A o1N
tssees or the Casspaign-shall the
Wn3a V9te for p 0f1unsn1 Pc1ce.'s
heAQ 4;0nTeu4tQQ.3s
: Tho dttt embraces tue Platforms Of both parties,
teoessl Sherman, 9ecretAry Beuiautp. and stua.
interest
l4r .nd effective document OF the csnpstRn.
Nesf1y oKx HUNDRED THOUSAND CorlEs have
~eseu sold etnce the sdtournm-nt OF tho ConEen-
Ions and thr demsrd IL uusbstcd. ....
@ent b. kxprees ut rsro Dollars per
HH1dt eEs
Lot the Union MN drcnlate them eyerJ JRhere, j.,
especially
tB Among Our Hoya In tho Army ~9
Aodrets Cu1uAGo TRnuxE CoArAx1.
, 1864-10-03

"At1c tAc Hulottr u tHt &UuF6 hf&1c4e6
may have to eufEeE4n consequences OF the dc.
cline, THY lavo the consolation Of knowing
that although they receive fewer grecnhacks
Cor their produce and merchandise, they src
worth more. Gold during the week has d.
4cl3ued from 81. % To Il 50 1.n
, 1864-10-03

Gov. Dennfson 0uaII6cd.

DE11oT, Saturday, Oct. 1.-The. extenslve
door, earh n bird factory Of Workhouse, Mitch
eli = Co. WAS burned Last night Lose 81, ,0o0.
1u4u{nxee small.
, 1864-10-03

e." Intelligent and houestpeac men do
not concnr In tho opinion thlt Mcclellan
~ M commune the war II eleoted." d."---Fssrnando
, 1864-10-03

Sou7u raxp, Saturday, Oct, /,
The ball IL rolling along. 4 mott enthusiastic
mass meeting assembled here to-day to tsar Gen.
GArhelo, Of. Ohio. Fully thses thouaand peoplc
were rrtseat. Tho Generals speech was most
mastery effort, and will d. tho Union cause In
mrnRe good In this county,
Hon. Bcbullsr Co,nx being peesert, Veg loudly
called for and responded briefly in hia own telling
style. Hon Albsrt Lang IL now speaking 10 Z
largo crowd IN The German language. willie an
inmeuto tqsehafght procession il paradtaf too
aFeeta, sndaA enth ustAsm OF the Uhlon people il
nn1,nunded.
, 1864-10-03
FRnn ALTON.


DfaloyaI n1.tufbances In Southern II.
lioois-Tnu Drafs-Enrolment of
TFNNnH.
, 1864-10-03

: u. You rnl alwaya hud majority for
Mcclellan to tht tguard.hoase-nevee in the
hospital. .,---. - s.. -:
, 1864-10-03

r ,ARGE AND DESIRABLE
1A er0CK or BOOTS AID BHoEs
-: AT AUCTl0N,>
On M1DREaDAY. Oct tth, lest, It 9X Xo'cioek. 1t
EuiurT Auction Rooms IN Portland BIocE, corner
OF Dca BON and Warrington strte<
HH4 A. BUT1HR3 CO.,
e4lI18 4 nes Auclon4tf4.
, 1864-10-03
CONDITION Or THE
th.National Bank

OF CHICAGO,
OF TIC State Ct I1lae, Cd thel morning Of tho nrrs
XoueRy ei oe.oo.z, 1861
, 1864-10-03

WAtuIaa1uN, Saturday, Oct. l.-Ex.Gov. Denni-
ron WEE this afternoon sKofu Into once and enter
I'd upon the daues ~ Post Mater General,
, 1864-10-03
E&VUNU UlEFA1CHt
HAnxssaAauHo, "a, Sept. 70.
ispeeiAl Dttpatch so tho Chicago Tsthune.l
SoUTu uHxp AatnrAav fort

Enthuslaat1c Uninn f1octtu1-8peechc
py dien. Garfield ana a1on. Hcnuyacr
, 1864-10-03
CONDITION OF THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK:

OF THE CITY OF CHICAGO.
or the STATE Of tneia. On the tnosainr OF sas Pint
Monday Of October, 1874.
, 1864-10-03

ATAUCTTON.
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4,h, At ~ O'CLOCK,
At Ru'teTs' AurtIon Rruns In potl1ad B>ck, eosner
OF Dearborn ma Ha8hirKroa streets.
WA. A. BUFFERS CO..
: sez4rITe: ue* Apetfu1teIs.
, 1864-10-03

4 ieRnlAr msatiuK at the Association will ba half
On moAday Evening, Oct. 8, 1864,
xt1H o'clock.
tcg tsZlt JAMKa LnHH, Rec. aee,x
, 1864-10-03

a Washington dispatch tonight eays that pas
tengsn By the cily Psiot boat report that our
forces harc cut the South Side Railroad, which, II
the, iutescepts direct communication between
Petersburg and LJnehburg and Danr,llc,
, 1864-10-03

+ AR9E STOCK STAPLE AND
IL DOMESTIC DRY GoOD3
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Oct 4th At gE c'elocf. 1t ButteTa'
Auction Foo ~ In PoFsaAsu B1ocx to!n.f Of Dear,
Wbolsaaia kfcck ef Domestio Dr1 uoses. lnss r.
ta1Jed NtA Few Tc7f, coatl81ln< II tAE dAfd brands
6f shosttn1. ueAi3s BiIi0es, PIts'a, pfsss aoods,
BtavfEs, Goth5, Castimases. 1Iress. fan1e Co1rras
Itae1 HsnAffTthtelt. plnyeA Hra'a &c.
WI. 4. BUFFERS CO..
oc'.t7114.ntt Aucdo1eezH.
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AND
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tongue hyer complaints, pains in the back and legs
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a-.3 RevJs UATHoRN, Rochester, N. Y!'sl
90 Send as twenb.tour dozen more Of your
Plantation Btsgs, The popularity Of which are daily
Increasing with the guests Of our house. 20 iu d %
sFK ~, eHADwfgKa CO,
PropFetorswhlH Hoieb Washngton,b CO.
sueh arc one in thousands Of certificates daily re.
aeEved. They are immensely oeuefeiil loAseak per
sous and deliegte emides. r
BE cautious Of filed bottles. See our signature
on a ane steel plate ahel. They are not sold by the
gallon. They are only sall IN our patent iog cabin
bottles, 10y respectable druggists, grocsrs. hotels sR
Icons, slesmboals snd country stores. '
1ILt 1th3tR Ii. DRAKE CO.,--
,4 e22da"sm ai siaiss ss Breadw@y'N Y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-21
BE SAFE FROM THE rASGs OF WANT

AH0 ".-
lWo,Id these dh,ldrea ma " eornfoftAbie home and
4 the means 81 edVcshull 8Would uis NlA belndepen-
dent OF the cold Charities OF the Wortdt Would tis
aged and feeble parent be provided tori Would my
pay my dsbtsi Would there be sacrifice Of
property by forced sales OF administrator to
the demands Of creditors made when the laaktt
tends downward and tar prices cannot be feAhEedM
How few these question to their sttsiaar
uonl Thoy fear them aud cherish th4 haei
that they have along lease on lie Tins is bOpl, tool
sGiy aish andeoSardlS, FlsbFyemsPI adI .Iuoa
lsluuam sIa~5l0dH div Lsiasau.g n9od .,,, --'.'
auum lesa-i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-21

HastpG one Ofths mOst eomPfsss PuiuHas Estab
shp'sH's IN Southern Ohio, our Aailass or doing a
kinda Of Worh. hook. PLAZA, or oMAnsass,, are ars
olsAr We have one Of tie AHss. Presses, asd have
ali ne modern s'ElSs Of gSPs. ana We employ the
"'s'So'Hnsh' aW - gh,ti if4aadt
s WshAVs 1hFsS Power PEssssa s0ansessd With Ou
Job bDsPsF'peAa. And are PrspaFed 90 ssseass work
wa neA'As's and ai'PAisA, nssi slpi4 >I,n
"-OFdsrSfrO@ abroad wA rsoSEs Psongi sttss
'1s1l' 5H1f1'ssT11 isaIIga itw sao tas VI
AVHaARD 4 BE9., Bavton, OAIs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-21
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has precRdrd them into eternity ~
the honest debtor satisfies hsoo ng creditor whom
fate seemed least pTOpitouA. In moral and worldly
sense il s great Weapon by which TO rob death of
his sting
Let any husband, father, son, ask HIMSELF lI was
TO die to-hsh' "ou'' muse VII" ' '''"' ~ nSs tla