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The New York herald., 1864-10-31
THE NORTH SIDE.
BuTLER's HEADQUARTERs.


Mr. william ~. MerriaMa's Dispatches.
GENERAL BurLyR's risApovAErsRs, I
lN lRosr RoaNosD, Oct. 2s--Evcnpg.
ym FART r,KEs JAMES
The Army Of the James has just concluded another
movement making its seventh for The current csmpagn,
nsmely:-Tbe original movement Bermuda Hundred
early n May OF this year. that o the 10Th and Goth o.
the same Petersburg the advances In July
on and from Peep Bottom; Brnevs advance, in oonjunc
ton with Hancocks corps In August; the advance on
Richmond by way Of Aikeu's Landing and The New
Market rocd, September, and the o, ycvcr
day and to-day. With the hrs six Of these important
and successful operations the country IL familiar.
Since the which attended the movement Of the
goth OF September, which SO handsomely resulted iu
giving General Butler possession o. the YARNS New Mar
ket and Drby,own roads together with portion OF the
epemvs second line o. works, Including Fort Harrison,
nov Burnhau, and the military OF James
river above Dutch Gap as far sprlos H the enemy,
wholly conscious OF their inability 20 retase turn our
position the ie illustrated by their recent defeat
before Fort Harrison, have beea constant their en-
20 hnd way around Fight and have grafc.
ally msssng troops 10 front OF the right vng o.
this army for tina, purpose
GKssRAi MILLER slRrs A DrsossiRsgon
General Buts being wal advised ~ the enernys plans
and Intentions early % yesterday morning moved out
portion OF The Tenth and corps, under Generals
Terry and weze extending his line scross the Cha les
Guy road aud far TO tho wispsporg rood 10 point
ssar the old Fair Oaks baiiis srouad Early IN The mSrn
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
THE CAVALRY.
mr.. =. II. B.,n,sy.s Despatch.

HEADQUARTERS Gnrec's CAVALRY DIyisicS,
Oct. 2T--ll r. NJ
rbis army again on tho move, and has been
lo.day engaged in battle with the enemy. Ny OBJ.
starvation OF the movement has been confined almost
wholly 70 cavalry, q brief summary Of whose move.
snSuss will rive ] viii state al the commencement
chat small camp Gre. without shelter, and the rsiu
pouring In torrents 10 say nothing " the close prcx
Unity Of hostile shell and bullets, 10 not the most
ient comfortable position for writing despatches but
n constitutes sply Of the many difncuties under
which an army correspondent iabcrs.
osnKRs osvlupy TO wova
Orders wero received 70 move yesterday, and tbe
eounmsud being supplied with three days ratio ns and
sovsgc camp ~ three O'Clock r. NJ marching 10
sAs direction OF tne southside Rarsad, and the ex
srsme left Of sbe army. shortly After dark 40 bvou
ses.d for sbe night with orders he readiness 70
move u two O'Clock IN the morning after three
before we again started, moving toward nipwiddc
pcuys House and Insms station.
rHso ospsa ov sovssvy.
M Second ccyps were On cor 'uncd'ate Iit aud 70
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
THE FIFTH CORPS.
mr.. L. A. neudrick's Despatch

Mr.. L. A. Aendrick's Despatch.
HxApouARTHRs, Frru Army CoRrs, I
M THE FIELD, Oct. It's p. NJ.
.as THE OPERATIONS rag fifrB CORPS.
ne Firth corps troops, In carrying out ther part OF
general movement ordered 10 the left OF the position
We have been occupying. broke camp at daylight this
morning Pursuing the Vaughan road some two miles
sAsnce the rout was crcuitons, and portion o. IL
lhrough dense and almost impossible woods. Our men
they could not far before coming upon the enc
my Soon the o. heard aud the rattle Of
Active musketry. But this on our left, where the
Bccond corps wnch preceded u.s. the final disposi
1ook position the Ninth corps bang on OR right.
rHR TRoora ssGAGkD
The main work the day has been done by the Second
corps Only brgsdcs of the Fifth corps have been
suEsged, aside from sktrmlsh which has been unin
Permitting along whole line. Colonel Grcgory's
Brigade OF General Grfas DIVISION lsng Of The
One Hundred and Fiftynfth Pennsylvania. Lieutenant
Colonel Ewing; rrty.seoond Massachusetts,, MAJOR Gun
nipsham, and Ninety first Penps yivana regiment Capt
Hsllers had long and brilliant set TO with brigade IN
IL 'front.' in which The latter OF decidedly second
Sost. Our mon behaved handsomely 1ne other bri-
gNde engaged the Third brigade Of Cen Crswiords
division, conmanded by Colonel Hoffman,. Gen. Craw-
lords division made detour to the iet 70 fank the
enemy possible Col. Hofmann's brigade charged upon
me enemy works, but found them too strong, and WAS
0uablo 10 carry them Tue loss o. tne orsaac was nos
Acavy As II was the men acquitted themselves with
gallant spirit. Two regiments-the One Hundred and
Raghlesnth Pennsylvania, Colonel Herring and First
Mlchigan-or General Bartets brigade, went on recon.
noissance and accomplished its iobject bsi escaped
hshtius.
LOOKING FOR A GENERAL ENGAGEMENT
All DAY We have been looking for a general engage
snsns but General Grant has been the Geld, aud 30
has Gen. Meade and the Stats Of BOTH
1BE EvExYs POSITION
Tne enemy has very strong position in our front
Continuous alb ats is before us, aud formidable Garth
works. with general slashins OF woods, giving The
snsmy every advantage In defensive operations.
RAINING
II is raining hard 10 nghis concomitanf always oil
general movement. We have fully asceriained the
snsmy's position, and have pu, ourselves in position
s believed that heavy fight will take place 70 NOR
row. Meantime our mon are thro~iDg up de'ensys
works. Gen. Hills troops confronting US.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
THE PRESS DESPATCH.
HEApouARTgRs, ARxr os the PoionAc,

HrApouARTsas, ARxr os rns Po,onAc,
Oct 20, 1864
The late movements OF this army have rcsulted
snding line far Ha.chers ruD, ins Duncan
ad advance Of about three miles beyond our former
position the left, and in the discovery oi tho esAct
position OF the enemy lines, and the works erected or
Their deeace as vol moro complete kbowedgo o the
country hetweca and the sDuihsdc Esro d. II WAS
not believed ,he epcny had any very srohg WORKS
IN that direction, but that by teins them by susprno
they could be easily drven into e nAer lncs n Peters
burg 10 tho surprise cf al not only wore ihe enemy
found ntrcuched botu s,des 3; tns Boydovu plauk
road but that they lad srosg works on both s'des ar
the run, extending several miles.
The second corfs tneir charge on the plank rosi,
drove the rebels from wosas tho fonth sido u
the run aud bridge, Of whicosthey held
resson uu,h ordered 70 withdraw. on the stvance ot
The ih corps they moved toe south side 81 tho
and tie road beng very crooked IN tns vicinity, w
ecprg c.cse IT, there gap bet~ccn ts lett aud
the righ, or second corps rne enemy took adyaa
tage o. tnis and massiag in TIC woods under cover
made n most determined asssu'i on the rcnt OF tho
iecoud division Of The eclnd c3res, eyifcnty with tho
intention capturing the en.iro force on III. rRb
Their charge Tor a vcry scort tne success but
bur men rallied charged n turn aud, driving ,bc robss
back of the greatest Of Andersoun srsade of
Hs corps. The number OF prisoners hus taken hcr'
was about four hundred, including many onoers.
Meantime the fHtn corps had reached the eooays
works on their front, aud wh,liy engaged Tho
loss heavy In the Sccoui corps Isiks
approaching and bong deemed unsac 10 oocopy
40 extended line with strong works in front, aud cr.
posoi flank ATTACKS from cavalry orders we're ssocd
to withdraw about, mIes, which was done a'ib"os
oss.
During tho cngas the ensny drove oor men fr@
49, guns: before thsy could oc removed our msa
charged and rctoos them.
Tie enemy cannot be stated bat ~ thoug ne
10 be about heavy IN killed and wounded,
white their loss prisoners n much isrgof 10 - oors.
We took about i've hGrdrcd altogether dariag tho day
General Graui sDd star present darne the cn,mo
day and company with General Meis~, Witnessed tho
vhrious movement.
During Thursday nigbi The rebels mado an swaun IN
our works south whore the sprung but
driven hack with considerable loss.
Near tie place party iron tue First diyeon of
The second corps made dasr . rebel fort and cap
tnrcd IL, taxing colora MAJOR captain and leu
tcosnt with twenty prisoners, aud bringing ou
guns.
or picket ,ine advanced here for slapce,
and our sill bold their ground.
1he Washington Despatch.
WASHINGTON, oct 30, lse<.
Several steamers arrived here to-day from cay Foot
bringing several hundred soldiers wounded 10 the nut
tsry operations Of the 27fh iust
The Richmond papets Of irdsy make e'ea pO's'"
the victory gained our uoops on Ibafsdv'
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
THE CAsUALTIEs.
List OF Casualties In the Firm Corps,
October 17. 1864.

List OF Casualties In the Firm Corps
October 27. 1861.
Captain James M Curtis, A, ISstb New York brea1t.
Captain Casner, X, 9lst Pennsy fvsnis, leg.
Sergeant J. Terry, b. issth New York, thigh.
7. n. Starr, J, ls7th New York, arm amputsted.
John p. Hardy, ], l5bth Pennsy lvania, shoulder.
Lawrence Murphy, A, 1ssth New YORK, hip.
7 Au,hon, X, p3d pepnsylvani hip.
James Swecny. q, S2d Massachusetts, knee.
Andrew J. Prodle. y, 9lst Penusylvsnia, shoulder.
James Burns, H, lssih Pennsylvanis, wrist.
/. Hall y, 20th Maine, shoulder.
r. Eaton g, SD rennsylvsnis, arm smputaisd.
r. r. Culp, q, 155th Penusy Ivapia. hin.
~ uuel Myrtle, A, lb5th Pepnsylvanis, ankle,
o, G. Robinson. q, is7th New York, ankle.
r. j. Burt, b. Iss,h New York, SIDE
H. ViIl g. is1th Nev York, foot.
syd A. Cook, g, 18Th New York. leg.
r. ballard. n, 18th New yorx, hand
lanes Dugal, A, t55th Peunsy yIvania, foot
James Lospore, v. lssth New York, thigh.
Jerncs r. shaw, v, issth New York, arm.
John Elder, A. 18TH New York, knee
John Nisblcson, =. slst rennsylysuia, ohou'dsr.
Thomas steinscni 2, gisi Pennsylv.nia, side.
VIM Riley, I, tsTth New York. side.
A. Grsnger, q. Isstb New York. hsod.
n Cook, G, Isstb New York, hand
John l.. Pit, 4, 1sstb New York, wrist.
frank Bovd, c, issth New YORK face.
ID OMeara, g. Is5,h New York, hand.
A. Audsrluge, u, DIST Ienpsy wanna, leg amputated
philip Map, &, 18TH New York, hand.
" G. Angel, Y, ptst rsnpsyvans, size.
George 9. Pool, n, aiss Penusyivana, arm.
George carrif, plst pennylvaua, arm.
Ed Hart, A, 9lst PeDnsJ lvsnia, jaw
Corporal WIN Vance, X, ,plst rcnnsylvanls arm
ALVIN Jones, A, glst Pennsylvania, BACK
A. She'll y, efst penpsy,vsnia, haud.
Sergeant Charles Croos c. plsl PenIsylysnn, wrs'.
Joseph Cohen, r., olst rcunsylvauis, arm.
Henry Madden, II, 2ist Pennsylvania cavalry arm
Alvin Simops. q. elst Penns syfvsnio, hand.
Corporal 6 o.. Philips, Il, Elsa Pcnpsyyans, )aH.
G Homan, r., efst pcnusy ivsnn, los amputa,sd'
dward Brown, y, Iesb New York shoulder
II. Ees, h, Is8tb New Yors, shfoat
Bsnj. Slows, II, lSstb Nov York. head
Corporal J. Suhiv an, I. lgTth Nes York oack'
g. W. Wheeler, ", 1ssth New Yort hand
Nelson Hunt, v, lsssh Now YORK, side.
| n. Ludon, A, lBsth New YORK, shooider
| WIN g. Price, ", 1ssth New YORK, head.
| R'ce Barker, n, 1hstb Now York snouder.
| Jacob Dom. A, 1sith New York, cheek.
lewis Sutxcr, A, ls1tb Kew York. arm.
| John Miller, A, 1ssth New York, ey.
| " Manning q. 9tst fennsyivapia, bead
| Charies Smith. A, IH7th Now yors, log.
w1l pagan, A, bist tsnney wanna, tL.gh he.
Geo, peaeh, q. ys1tb Nes ysyk. isx
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
List OF Wounded I'm the Ninth Corps,
October E7. 1864.

List Of Wounded I'm the Ninth C0rps,
October E7, 1864.
DIVISION
John w. Truscott, r. 10th PenDsy vania. chin.
Wm ID. Marshall, u. I'd Michigan, right hand.
Frederick Gruman, A, 2d Michigan left thigh.
Corp Geo Capeberry, f. 5lst Pennsylvania, right knee,
leg amputated
chss Hanss, II, 1st Michigan sharpshoOtsrs back,
tered thorax
Luke stage, II. "a Michigan. right knee.
Oscar Dean g, Tooth New York right elbow ampctated.
Henry Leonard, 4, I'd Michigan, right thigh.
jacob B. Sawyer, C, 27tb Michigan, left side, head.
Second Lieut. John ;. Johnson, ID, 100th PennsylvAna,
right ankle.
First Lieut. James 9. Stockings A, Tooth Pennsylvania
lett arm ampuiated.
VIM III Worthy, S, 9th Massachusetts, right foot
Lieut. Robert Gardner 10th New YORK, right shoulder.
Robert Fletcher. A, 1st NJ Shar arpshooters forehead.
WIN Bent, d, 3Tth Wisconsin, iett hand.
John ampbe Il 5lst Pennsylvania right leg
f. A. wilber, j. 5oth pennsylvania, head, slightly.
Jacob Miller, I, S0th Pennsylvania, right nates.
Capt. Horse, Goth Ohio, lett foot
Harry Garner, 9th sharpsbooters Goth OHIO, left mates
Daniel NJ Harmed 3Sth Wisconsin, contused, slightly
John McGovern, r, lat ~ Sharpshooters, left hand.
John II. Thomas, /, lst ~ Sharpehooters, ieft leg.
,leo Lee, r, I'd Michigan, neck.
Abraham Mason, r, Goth Ohio, both hips, sword.
Lieut. Backford 10th sharpshooters Goth OHIO left arm
smpuated.
George page, X I3Oth " G., right hand thumb.
Henry Cooper Goth Ohio, head.
Adutant c. j. Mefnore. 3Ith Wisconsu, back, hesn.
Nelson Shattuck, +, 5tn Michigan, right shoulder.
Corporal II. :. Monroe, II, Goth Michigan. head.
Maachar Rahm, G, ltth New Jersey, LETT
orderly Sergeant Lee Baou, 3Sth Wisconsin, back.
Wells 3. Fox, sth Michigan, IN charge.
saml. Brown, ~, 1lth Now Hampshire, haud.
Rudolph 1astra, y, 37th Massachusetts, left foot.
yno. Williams, A, 9th New Hampshire. left hand.
orn Hawkins, X l7sin New York, right thigh slightly
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
TUE EGRTEEvTH C0RPs.
mr.. John A. Brndy's Despatch.
Up1pQr ,srrrs. ElcHtsSM 6oHrs,
~ rar fpiD Va, Oct. AZ, lst4.

Hp4pVt 'arrrs, ficNt<NM toHFsi
" fpiD, Va, Oct. ~, 1864.
srvsossrRsinS r'ix rsssYs ImT.
Tho uubrokcp quiet that distinguished the past lew
weeks was last broken to-day and long ms'ch Was
followed by characterization tho epcmys let livery
boy was taken by surprise. 80 'pety bad every
thing been arranged that not the slsnies, suspicion
stcd OF the proposed movement untn last evening, when
several councils of war, bed at corps headquarters aud
tho movement Of troops through the night, made ap
parent that something 10 bc done. Tho widest
rumors were in circulation. some wire ones believed
Wilmington 10 he onr destination, while others, WIZ
mare sagaeity, hit upon the right dcs.
Correspondents s,etced IN order 70 rrovep' @Ds
pr,rae yp,ca,ou Of faos tba, might be Of service 20
tho enemy.
ospss RELATING 10 nws,
The following order vss fppuShed by tsearapn !"
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
TEE Ts.sTB C0Iys.
Mr.. Jane. s. w.raen's nespotenc..

ilshoorA AsrRss, TEsru AMY cnRs,
~ rRE fran rEsopr RitnssSp, Oct ~, 1864.
This army more rloticn. After cons,doraho
time spent in tue monotony o. camp e the Army Of tho
james IA sgar abt 10 b,,e with the foes ot our coun
try. Pul ,ho iimo my ssnsc bceu wmted
Who NC a.,o peeu csioyins su.et camp generals
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
p.n., pepcv, 90 sac Operations %
ms.a.v I.s,-Ger. D~nri~G Kiihod.
lug n,nrn SIDE.

fuE SuRra sips.
r,o sccuv on wednesday night crossed over largo
-. .,,m,ted 70 nnmber from twea,y - thirty thou'
.,na men " toe north SIDE Of tto James river al iesp
,o,,om Yesterday morning, about Iioc O'Clock, shoy
,ee No annc "a heavy ree ass'as. oar csI'enc ~'i,
- e cbsrles city rcad aoou. -four sod bsl niles bc
loS tne cry Oir batteries opened them al lcss
rsnSe The epcmy's ssisnllsbers sdvancsj sod we're
rruca,edy driven back. later 10 the day tho c5emS
shovel a disposition 20 sdyauce along whole 'front.'
ba. on eyory advance were csecsed by artillery and
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

Wm nrngor, G, 1S7th New York, head.
J. w. Shelp. y, lS7th Now York, breast.
jacob Scaaner, ID, 18th Now York, breast
tieo. Baginston, g, 1e7th New York, arm
Ed. Welt, A, 18th New York, arm.
Eami Wilcox, A, 1Ssth New YORK; hand.
Wm l.. Curtis, A, 1SSth New York, head.
John Lowell, A, 1SSth New York head.
T. Scokins, A. 18Sth New York, hand.
George rhurston, A. 1S8th New York, hand.
VIM. n Brown, II, 91st Pennsy ylvania, head.
4. Morris, r, 149tn Pennsy vsnia, head.
samuel Oster, ID, 8lst Pennsylvania log.
Corp. Jacob Rice, l. 18TH New York, knee
JOS Schigwigeu, n. 1SSth New York, knee.
Charles Swatz. {, yist Pennsylvania, arm amputated.
y. s. Wilson, B, lssth New York. arm
r. Powers, +, l6Sth Pennsylvania, hip.
W. Room, i, 155th pennsylvania. hand.
M. Kennedy Is, 1SSth New York back.
A. Dilewater, II, lst Michigan, ankle.
W. Wheeler, A, 1Sstn New York, snkle
VIM. Emory. b. 91st Pennsylvania, brssst.
Jacob Cramer, B, IS7th New York arm amputated.
G. Panlson, Il, o1st Pennsylvania ankle.
Sergeant John J. Griffith, f, 9st PennsylvaUa, thigh
Sergeant VIM: H Jeafeys, r. 9ist Pennsylvania wrist
Sergeant J. W. Davis, d, olst Peunsy lvania head.
Thomas Chrsty, ID, 0ist Pennsylvania, log.
John Camposli. e. i5Ssn Penpsyivania. leg.
John Masssr. C, l87th New York, hand.
". P. Atklna, A, lSSth New York, leg.
Charles Gordon, A. lSsth New York. hand.
George str.oosn, A. issth New Ycss, leg smputased.
Fred. Rhodes, "A, 9lst Pennsylvania. Lee.
Martin Walters, A, I87th Now York, leg.
Alex Hoffman, A, ls7tb New York. head.
James Downing, G, 1871 New York, lung.
David Brown, r. lsstn New York band.
August Cohen. ID, 18Th New York, leg.
Jacob vose u, ls7th New York, hip
Daniel Donnels, II, Doth Pennsylvania, hIp
q. s Osborn, u. IsSth Now York. shoulder.
G Light. ID, is8th Now York, shoulder.
Myron Walsh. b, lSsth New York, back
Corp. X Cameron. l, 18TH Gew York. head.
John Long, l, 18TH New York, leg.
sergt. George r. Parker, 1S7th New York, abdomen.
Nelson Levi, |, lS7th New YorE, foot
|. N. Freeman, A, 142d Pennsylvania head.
Hugh Mcfarland, q, l56th Pennsylvania, arm.
James n 1roatmau. 1, 9lst Pennsylvania, shoulder.
c. n. Smith, q, lSsth New York, bead.
John sharpe, G, l55,h Pennsylvania, arm.
X. P. Robinson, A, 155th Pennsylvania, leg.
seret. d WEIGH, h, llth Massachusetts,, wrist
John Maisln 6th Wisconsin, arm.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
CITY R0,sT.

Mr.. 3. Ca6xyaslaaer's Despstcn.
Guy PoiNr, Oct. -, 1854.
Your correspondents with the different corps Will
doubtless inform you that each has returned to its orig
nal position. Hancock remained on the Boydton plank
road till near midnight OF Thursday, though severely
pssssed ON both TANKS tnen retired with slight loss
within the lines Of the Fifth aud Ninth corps.
OUR Loss
Our loss prisoners confined 10 stragslers. The
woods were alssd with quite number OF them
THE ExRaY's HEAVIEST.
me loss The enemy exceed ours in killed and
osndsd for he attacking party In that portion
6 engagement worthy OF beng denomnated battle
PRISONERS TAKEN.
We have also over thousand OF bis aoe bodied mon
rrfnonarD.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
RICH MOHD.

RICH m0nD.
Additional Details of the Opera
tio0s of the 9th Inst.
The Army OF the Potomac Makes
q Reconnaissance Toward,
III: Sau hsido Railroad.
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Tho Army OF the James Demsn-
strates Against Richmond
The Enemy Heavily Fortified
ct All Points.
Gallant Conduct or the Troops
Of ALI the Corps.
ADVANTAG GEES GAINED.
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Tho Armies Resume Their 0rigi-
nal Lines.
An Advance Of Three Niles Gained on tbs
Left Towards the SouthSds Railroad.
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LIST OF CASUAL TIES.
REBEL ACCOUNTS or THE PlGN PING.
Death Of the Rebel General
Dcaring,
Co.. dss.. ga
RHE S0ulE SIDE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-12
Gen. BuckIand Nominated for
COnRrNAR.


The Union District Convention, held at
MonroevIlle on Friday last, on the second ballot,
made choice of our esteemed fellow citizen,
Gen r. P. BUCKLAED, as its nominee for Con
gress. This is one of the best Congressional
nominations ever made in Ohio. Gen. Buck
lands ability and integrity; his honorable Ca
reer as a citizen, member of the Ohio Senate,
and more latterly as an officer in the military
service of the country, have won for him an
enyiabIe reputation. His sound Judgment en-
ergy, integrity and sobriety of character, ad-
mirsbly fit him for the position of Congress
man in these troublous and corrupt times
Gen. BuckIand's nomination is the more graft
fying to his friends here, from the fact that it
wss made without any personal effort of his,
and without any of the usual "log-rolling"
brought into play on such occasions. 1t may
be truly said that in this instance, the Office
sought the man, and not the man the Office
Gen Buckland is at his post of duty as com
mander ofthe district of Memphis in the duties
Of which he is entirely absorbed, and where he
will doubtless remain until the people cali him
to the place for which he has been named
There is a peculiar fitness in this course, not
withstanding it would be very gratifying to his
friends throughout the District to see and hear
him during the pending canvass. we viii be
justified, however, in saying that he regards
the discharge of his present duties as para
mount to his election to Congress, which might
be promoted by his coming home. Upon his
friends, then will devolve the entire task of se-
curing his election, and Sandusky county owes
il to herself and the common cause of the
country to see to it that he obtains the vote of
every Union manin the county, We hope ev-
cry Union man will feel a personal interest and
pride in this matter. Our Union friends in the
other counties of the District we have no
doubt, viii do their whole duty, which is all
that is needed to secure the election of our
worthy candidate by 8 bandsoms majority
Sentinel.