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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

NAVY YARD.-The King |hilip will leave the
YaId to-chy for the Lower Potomac. The lag
shp OF the hotll. :, he Don, Ia nearly re.dy. she
viii leave-ior the fotilll In the course 1 week.
The committee recently appointed by order of
the s. cretary ofthe Navy TO nquire into tie rate
OF pay Of mechanics and lA"orerB every o
months, 90 that they pAy Of those employ edin the
YARD can he regulated, shsve made their report
The following IL the per diem for the moptha nf
AUGUST and SepiembeI: BlockmAkeIa, 90 90 and .;
tps te 0, 81. g. 3, 25, and $50; ioiners. (ahp
- IS and 5lj JolnrB thous",) % so, 275, and /;
sawyers, s! 90, as, and .; VhEelvriRhts, s2t6
and 16i bui Sr m ,kefs, s26o, . rs, 3 and . 25;
plumbeIs aud tinne,s s. rs, 400, = 10 ard .; cop
per BmltI, SltD, 276 a d o. rOpper Ieflno g. 81 20
81 cop er rollers, 6126, IS aud ~ engineers aud
machibists % 2o, $50, 81 and 81 iron fpuJ dprs,
Sl96 $50 10 and o. lsboreFs o. rs and q
sS, 90 u painters, S200 . 10 I'd 81; rlgge, o.
s2.26 and 2.6oi sailmhkers S27o ard .; horses and
carts, Ssi Atchmen, Sa No change has been
mae 10 the rates OF pay except ah 10 eArpen'e .
and shps iners, who have al increase OF 90 GeA O..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

Mr.. JoHN JANIS, well known In Baltimore
as a sporting man, accompanied by his wife
and two daughters, left there on Tuesday in the
Fortress Monroe steamer for the South, having
been ordered beyond the Federal lines by Mai
Gen. Wallace. Several months since Mrs. James
was arrested by Government detectives, upon
the charge Of having Communication with the
South. The charge was proven, and she was
sent South, there TO remain during the war. A
short time after she was Joined by her husband,
John James, and during tho recent raid of tho
enemy INTO Maryland and PennsylVania both
parties returned 10 Baltimore.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF. TIL
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PREsID MT OF. TIL
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all tvhom may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited t,
me that PETER L. HAwKIsSos has been ar
pointed Vice Consul Of the United Kin doms O
sweden and Norway, at Chicago, ] do hereby re,
ognize him a. SUCH and declare him free to exc
else and enjoy such fuu otions, powers, and priv
leges, AZ are allowed TO Vice Consuls by the Ia,
Of nations, or by the laws OF the United State,
and existing treaty atipui ations between the Go,
ernment OF sweden and Norway and the Unite
stStes. .F
In testimony whereof, Ihsve caused these Ic
ters to be made Pa ent, and the Seal Of the Unite
| States 10 be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washingto,
the tenth day Il Ausust, ammo Domir
TL- S.. one thousand eight hundred nd six'
., four. and Of the independence OF II
Z. United States Of America, the eight
ninth. .n
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY tho PRESIDENT
WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
iy2s Secretary OF state.
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Editors Convention-The Congrs sEIonai
Excursion.

PORTLAND, Me-, August 1O.-h Convention
Of the Editors and Publishers Of Maine met
here this morning. Hon. Nelson DiDgley, of
the Lewiston journal, presides. A constitut on
was adopted for permanent organization.
The Congressional Committee ON the De-
fences of tue Northeastern Frontier met here
to-day, with quite a number of distinguished
gentlemen, who will lin the excursion. They
were introduced To tue City Government, and
at noon started 10 inspect the defouces of the
hnrbor
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GEN. sHERIDAS's STAFF.-In general orders
General Sheridan announces his staff 10 be,
Lieut.. Col. Jas. W. Forsyth, Assistant Inspector
General; Maj. Fred. q. Newhall, -CAmI
aud Acting Assistant Inspector General; Capt
u. b. Parsons, Assistant Adjutant General
Capt. A. J. McGOnnigle, Acting Chief Quar-
termaster; Capt. W. II. HOsack, Acting Chiei
CommIssaryi AIds-de Camp. Capts. NJ. v
Sheridan, r. W. {. Moore, Jos. o. Keefc, b,
W. Crowningshield, and Maj. G. a. Forsyt tn
Acting Aid-do Camp.
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Death OF q Consui-Rebel Prisoners-A
Pirate r. ported.

Nsw YORK, Aug. 11,-Dr. Reynolds, the
American consul, died at st. Marles, St. DO
mingo, July 80. t7
Seven hundred rebel prisoners arrived this
morning from Point Lookout.
The brig Saxon, from Cape Breton, reports
that on the 31st ult., twenty-five miles south
east of Sable Island, she saw large steamer,
supposed to be q rebel pirate.
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WnsKEY AND QuIsIAE,--MAJnr General
Fuster hiss ordered whIskey aud quluinc in
"prophylaeaic doses " to be Issued to soldIers
on duty in malarious localities or on excessive
fatigue duty in the Department of the sou,h.
Tho doses arc to be regulated by the medical
officers,
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VERY RBCKLrss DRIvISG. This morning q
butcher, named Christopher Whitemeyer, was ar
rehtedhy Policeman John on, OF the ThlI d ward on
tho ch4 4rse OF reckless driving In going to the
Centre matket his wAEon ran over a lady and 90
Teriously injured her that her death 10 hourly ex-
peslsd, and was indeed, reported. Capt. ] n
stone, OFT Veteran RI serve torps, saw the inci-
dent, and, tondemnipg the butchers rerklessness,
made oomI lsint 10 the policeman, 'hrlst, as his
nan 10 ealld d, WAS taken before Ju' tice Gbeiso
VIII took hts ball In ths sum OF 81 00O for his ap.
pesrAnce at the September term OF the urt. He
was also fined S5 IS for fast dtiyinK.L
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 0.-This morning
twenty guerrilIas attacked party OF men under
W. b. Lauord, who were driving sixty horses
to Gallatn, from the Salt RIVER road, i've miles
from West Point. The Rurrrillas killed three
Inen and captured forty-two horses.
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-, NEW BGDFoHD, Aug. 0.-The Whaling bark
hiLa'eIl, arrived here, reports that on the 4th
Ore at and bring W bark, and afterwards take
hor In tow. 1t was thought she was prize.
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PoRT or GEoRGITowE CUsToM-uousI.-
Ci dred-sluOp ChfstiEnA, for Ma Jemoyi floop
FaIT De LleF Tor AGeOmAgJ Hehr. Yer Hut f. Deals
Blandi aehr. Wave, oF 81 May 'si sohT. g. Rogers,
for AacOmAci Bchr. @. GtBkiili lor Bdtimo schr.
Federal HILL tor Port Dspusiti schr. Il. H. KEN +,
for PhIlai sohr NJ ul, Tor Newburg, ~, l.j
o ID Geo. Washington, for st. MaFy'Bj loop Fair
Plain, tor St. Cleman o nAyj Gohr. Ycath, Tor
NaDjem6yi scar. sarah, Tor baltlmoTei lOng'boAt
Missouri Tor HanJemoy,
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

PoLIoB RBP ORT-Thi,d Preciaet.-John Mas
ters, larceny held to bail loT Iurther hearing.
John FrIkle larceny held to bail for further hear
iug' Caroline Coo having Government oner-
" In her possess ori turned over 10 military Wn'
Davil, dIsOrderlyj dismissed.
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n-w. n.~.l..rn.a NO, 10 he ..,onI.h.a

GrWe have learned not 20 he astonishsd
N anything. Years OF experience and q oorre-
spondence extending throughout all nationalities
OF the habitable globe have turned theories into
facts and established basis from which We need
not err. We are not surprised at such facts AZ the
ollowing--although tho persons who write them
| are. We know the persons and circumstance,
hence feel at liberty TO indos 90 their atAtements
"NEw BEDFoRD, Mass, Nov. ~, 1859.
DEAN stp :-Ihave been afflicted many years with
severe prostrating cramps in my limbs, cold feet
and hands, and general disordered systom. Physi
cinns and medicines failed to relieve While
visiting some friends In New Horh whb were using
! Plantation Ditters they prevailed upon me to try
them, commenced with small wineglassfull
after dinner. Feeling better by degrees, In few
days was sstenished 70 find the ooidness and
cramps had entirely left me, and could sleep the
uight through, which ! have not done for years.
feel Ike another being. My appetite and strength
have also greatly improved by the use OF the Plan.
Respectfully, JvDrrn RtsIrL.
believe the Plantation bitters have saved my life
REV. W. II. WAooosER, Madrid, N. Y"
"RErDspvRy, Wis, Sept. 10, 1861.
| "s IhAve been in the srmy hOspita
for fourteen inonths-speechless and nearly dead.
" they gave me rssss sSts sosn a
my speech and cured me. - CA. FLaUTr
| IT,. ,,,,o,r,, a, o.o,o ,ho N.n.r., ., a.. rr,to,
- s"n,", ~ ~ a.. q. ~. 81 yss,. ss S"''u
nome s0hooi iof the ehii"ren oi Noiuntecr''
HAvEMEyEn MAr.ros, 67ru srRrET,l
| NEW YoRH, August 2,iss1. I
On. DRkxE:-Your wonderful Plantation BitterI
nave oeen gwen 70 some OIL our nttle ohiiaien SUI
ierins RON weakness and weak lungs Win mo
hsppy eneot. one n'te sirl IN particular WIN
pans In her head' ioas ol Appeti'e, ana uahy WASH
ing eonaumpuon' on whom All medieal skiii mao
ooen eAnAnsteo, mss oeen enureiy ,est'ieu we
dAy. Her appetite and strength RAPIDLY Increased
| and she 4. now well,
RespeetfulIv, Mns. O. NJ. Drvor.
| U7'r'r M
Thou wilt send me two bottles
more OF Wy sanihuon nNteIs' my WIG mas oecA
Thv FYiend. AsS CuaTIH. PhIl,lelpbia. Pan
~ -
have been great sufferer from
anu nsd 70 he
REV. D. s. CATuRoS. Rocbe,ter, N. Y,n
-
W 80 Ihave given the Plantation Bit.
ters TO hundreds Of our disabled soldiors with the
most as'onishins erect a w n .v,,,
| sup+ Soldiers Hone. Cinoinbnu. on
-
sc The Plantation Bitters have
cured ne OF the Liver Conpiafnt OF which was
M .s,u ny PiosH"'0' eNN ""u " " q R,sos, ~ o"'
ao'" M 1i."si.nd nbiou
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Mr.. Felix ]. Vincent and Miss Emma Mad.
den are In the city, preparing for proses .iOnal
tour next season. Miss Marian Mccarthy, who
formc ly Travelled with Mr.. Vincent, Is SAID to
be hopelessly insane.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

ATTEMPTED SUIcfDE.-Last night a man
u aud 2 streets, went into the hack yard ~ his
house aud attempted u commit suicide by shoot.
Ing himself In the heart, The ball entered hi Z
breast aud came eut at the aide. Dr. Herbert was
immeda a'ely called to his suoeor. The msn Il
still living aud tho wound is not considered NOR.
. al
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

HOSPITALS CONSOLIDATED The Hampton
and Chesapeake general hospitals are conscli.
dated, and will hereafter be known as the
United States General Hospital, Fortress Mon
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III, New R.r,ser Of ,h. rr,a,uvv,

stoddard B, Colby, Esq, of Montpelier, VI,
received his appointment as Register Of the
Treasury yesterday in person. lie will return
homo for few days TO arrange his private
afrairs before entering upon the duties of his
Office,
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ARRESTED. Tho proprietor of the embalm-
Ing establishment on Penusylvania avenue, be-
two~n lh'rd and Four-snd-a-hali streets, Or. E.
Hjlmel, was arrested yesterday by tho military
authoritl's He wAn charged with viOl Nting a
mil tary law r. speei"g the embalming q OF godIes
in this city, and was committed to he Olu Capitol.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

Our StRAM FIRE REsGINEs.--ThEee steam fire
engines fer t'e city of Washington h,vs he n
Sadeled Ss a. Rs I s65p9Isiioa, a. cost Of - coo
chester, N. II by the Amoskoas Manufacturing
C'm. any One viii he ready BY January, an The
Tor our city are luish.d the cNmpany viii have
built ia gtnes, Of which PhiIadelphis hiss IT.
ours vial be equal TO tn Sc OF any other a.ty.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

J. G. Myers dramatic company huyc been
performing at Bangor, Nc. Oa Friday last
Mr.. Myers opened al Portland, with Katc
Relghnolds as the star, fer three month.
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CHICAGO, Aug 0.-The propeller 4. Mcars
was destroyed by hre at Muskingum on sun.
day. No lives were lost The boat was valued
at $4,000, and was insured for $l9,O 900.
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widow in Providence, X. l., has applied to
have her only son sent to the front as pun.
lshment for not supporting her.
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OFFICE OF PRovOsT Marshal AND Board OF !
ENROLMENT OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHINOTos, D. c., June II, 1854.
For convenience Of Government employe
ONLY, the Board Of Enrolment Of the District
Columbia will hear claims Of Exemption on (
ground OF non-residenoe, at their once, corr
Eighteenth and streets, frsm III to 10 O'clock
N, daily. J. C, PUTNAM,
Captain lst Regiment V, y. c., and Provost NJ
shal District OF Columbia. e.
n FF q | A l..
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The REBEL GUSBoATs.-ThO Navy Depart
ment last night received the following from
;he Richmond Examiner of the 9th inst:
"a dispatch from Mobile, dated August Z,
twodays later than our previous advices, states
that the situation had not materially changed
since the enemy's victory over our iron-clads
on last Friday. The Navy Department received
a telegram yesterday morning announcing that
the Morgan, the only gunboat Of our fleet which
was not either sunk, beached, or captured, has
succeeded In getting over the bar and reaching
, Mobile"
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RoBBERY.-Last night about l O'Clock the
was entered from the rear while the olefks were
In 'front.' II the store, and u or Is co ITS stolen,
clue to the robbers has AB yet been AseertAined.
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Rms TO RB SENT NoRTH.-Forty-nine rebel
officers who have been confined In the Old Capitol
prison will be sent to Fort Delaware this alter.
uOOn. .u
~ 1hs g. huhaIsa shu .wenty nine Ieoel prisoners
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new YoRK, Aug. 1O.-Scven hundred rebel
prisoners passed through here to-day from
Point Lookout for Emira.
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Commute ating Inform alton 10 the
Enemy.

Maj. Gen. Foster, in command of the De-
partmrnt Of the south, cautions all persons In
that department against givi' & Information
respecting the names Of division, brigade, or
post COMMANDERS the strength of regiments,
brigades, or dvisicnsi the position or locality
of divisions, brIgades, regimenIs, or garrison;
allnsons to the kind or quantity of arms used
by any of the United States forcesj description
of any movement or its object; suggestions as
to future movements position of camps, bat
terles, plckots, military roads, or outpotts;
Reconnaissance or scouting expeditions pub
fishing official reports of operations without
special permission.
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A patriotic exempt in 81. Albsns, Vermont,
oilers lUO.acr1 farm In Iowa, which once sold
lOr $500, and 500 In cash, for a substitute.
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Arrival OF ,h. u ..t.r Fire zouav..

Tho remnant Of this noble regiment, under
the command Of Col Baxter, of tue i2d Penn.
sylvanlu volunteers, whose term expired yes
terday, arrived in town this morning. They
have been on duty around Washington for the
past four weeks. On their arrival at Long
Bridge they were escorted by the band of the
1st Invalid Corps to the house of the Hlbernia
steam engine company, where they were well
coined by an eloquent speech by the chief en-
glneer of the FIRE brigade; after which they
partook Of sumptuous COLLATION. prepared for
them by the members OF the Hibernia engine
company.
At IL O'Clock they were escorted by the Phil
adelphla Association of Washington, accomna-
MED by the gallant boys Of the Hibernla and
headed by tho band of the Invalid Corps, to
the Depot.
They expect To reach Philadelphia at . p. M,
where they will DO received In grand style by
the fire department of that city, who will well
come them home with hearts in their hands.
This brave regiment was originally 1900
strong, received over 700 recruits, and now re-
turn to their homes with but 1sO muskets.
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JOHN a, LOHAN, MAJ. GBh,
Mai. Gen. W. F. SHERMAN, ommanding Nil.
itary Division OF the Mississippi.

BRooKLYN IN A WoRMY STATB.-For the
month Of June, Brooklyn, with all Its people. is
under the dominion OF worms, any ono of which
Is c"ntemptible.7 Not your mayor rules here In
June; worms rule. They send you whirherso-
ever they will They spoil your trees. You
try your various solutions and your varinus
cunping tricks upon them; but to no purpose.
They contiune their rayages from year to yesr,
In spite Of your inventions. They drive you
into the middle Of the street. They send you
dodging hither and thilher. Men aud women,
strong, proud, that would not give the right
hand side Of the walk to any man, and that
would resent push, vet step aside for worm,
and gladly give up all their rights 10 him.
There is no relief or appeal. No policeman eau
arrest these vagrants. No court can hear your
com plants. You are under the Jurisdiction OF
worms, dof little insect lives. Your walk ID
disfeured, and your trees are stripped bare, by
little, Insignificant creatures, not half the size
OF your little finger; and yet man is very fond
of calling himself Lord Of CreatiosI | think
that phrase might ba lett out of the category oi
June, in the city Of Brooklyn.
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Enough of Farragut's success appears in
rebel newspapers to render the country lubl-
liant. Mobile has been regarded as more i'm
pregusble than Charleston. The city itself is
more diff ult OF capture than Charleston.
Mobile stands above the approach Of light
draught war vessels so far that no gun ever
mounted on war vessel could reach the city.
But tho approaches to Mobile from the Gull
of Mexico have fallen into the hands OF Ad
pied by Federal troops or mol, 1t has abso-
lutely fallen.
The main approach to Mobile by large YES
sells was through the swash channel, guarded
by Fort Morgan on the east and by Fort
Gaines on the west.
on which Fort Gaines is situated, and west oil
Daupbln Island another channel for light.
draught vessels beats into the Mobile bay,
above all tho principal forts.
Fort Powell did guard Grants Pass, but that
fort has been abandoned and blown up by the
rebels. Fort Gaines has surrendered Though
the cowardIce Gas the rebels say) Of its com.
mander.
This leaves Mobile Bay at Faragut's mercy
He has a land force on Dauphin's leland
which commands Grants Pass, and by thii
pass he holds communication with his fleet fol
supplies, &c.
Then he has Fort Morgan below him, to bC
reduced, according to rebel aecouutsi) but thiI
does not at all prevent him from dominating
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The following correspondence is of import.
ance from the fact that the opponents Of the
Government are epdeavoring TO create an i'm
preston uufavorable 10 the enlistment of the
hundred-days men:
OHIo STATE MILITARY A0FECY,I
WAsHIEoToE, ID G.. >ugus: 3 1851
Hon, Joseph BGpsn tommisai0Aer or Pensions,
WdShtpgfOn, d C.
Sir have the honor TO state that am ad
vised that there il considerable doubt in the
minds Of m any citizens of the stafe which il is
my privilege 10 represent as mi itary agent in
this city, whether heirs of commissioned and
non-c1mmssionrd officers and privates who
have died or been disabled while In the hun.
dred-days service are entitled to pension, the
same as II the soldier had died or been dis
ablrd In the three-years service.
Will you please inform me on the subject,
that may give It publicity
/ am, sir, very respectfully, your obedent
servant, JAS. @. WRTMoRE,
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WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
iy2s Secretary OF state.
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om,,,, n,,,r, .s p,,. I..,,n.

Maj. Gen. sherman, IN transmitting the fol-
lowing Official report Of Gen. Logan 10 Gen
Hslleck, says: u.
"Although the number OF dead rebels seems
excessive, he is dieposedto give full credit 20
the report that our loss, though only three
thousand Ave hundred and twenty ono In
killed, wounded, and missing, tho enemy's
dead alone on tho field nearly eqnalled that
number, Wis three thousand two hundred and
twenty"
HEEDo'Rs prPr AND AMY OF TENNESSEE
BEFORE ATLANTA, GA, july "a.
i 0BNBRABi have the honor 10 report the
following general summary Of the result Of the
attack OF the enemy on this army on the 20 !
instant; Total loss In killed, wounded, and
missing, 1891, and ten pieces Of artillery.
We have buried and delivered to the enemy,
under flag Of truce sent In by them, in front
Of the Sd division Of the 18th army corps, 1000
Of their killed.
Tho number Of their dead In front Of the 4th
division of the same corps, including those on
the ground not now occupied by our troops,
Gen. Blair reports, will swell the number oi
their dead on his front 10 5000.
The number Of their dead buried Ia front ol
the 18th corps, up to this hour, is 500, and the
commanding officer reports that at least st
many more are yet unburled, surying parties
being still at work.
The number OF dead buried In front of thC
10Th corps was 422. We have over 1000 Of
tlreir wounded in our hands, the larger number
Of wounded being carried of during the night
after the engagement, by them. We captured
IS stands Of colors, and have them now. W,
also captured 5000 stand Of arms.
The attack was made on our lines sever
times, and was seven times ropulSed. Hood
| and Hardee's corps aud Wheeler's cavalry en-
gagged us. Wshavo sent 10 the rear 1000 pris
oners. including SO commissioned officers o
high rank. We still occupy the field, and tht
| troops arc 10 6ne spirits. A detailed and full
report will be forwarded as on as completed
RKcArfTUIATIoN.- total loss, 3,52l. En-
emy's dead, thus tar reported, buried or d .lv
cred to them, 3,220. Total Of prisoners sen
North, l,Ol7. TOTAL OF prisoners wounded, In
our hands, 1000 Estimated loss of the enc
my, at least 10 600.
| Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JoHN A. LOGAN, Maj. Gen.
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The Plantation BItters make the weak strong
the lsnguid brilliant, and are exhausted natureI
great restorer. They are composed Of the eel,
brated Calisays Bark, WinterBreen, sasSsfrSI
Roots, Herbs, &C., all preserved In perfectly pure
81, Croix Rum,
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
NOTICE TO sUrERvrsoRs
AND clTrzEEs gRusRArIv

100 volunteers ready TO be credsd IN sny town o.
county N New york state Tor one or three years
Town and county quotas promptly hlisd.
hen veteran Substitutes and repvessn taves be
promptly furnished In any numbers u
Applications By telegraph letter wiz be attended 70
Apply the General Volunteer aud Substitute Rseruitns
Association of New YORK M&##7| 80
Lieut. ccsopei r W. WTNyrxLD SIMPSON.
Captain n. McNICH0L- ..
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

NI01IcB-sUpERvrsoRs WHO Wish TO FILL rHR
~ quotas y their towns can be accommodsted A. cncs
q 1tf Bowery. II n Is. - - - n
NnB ynAR voLuNTxERs wAsrED-rMMEprArE.
" ". fos vhsch viii psv so l6 per month or " ~
pr Gay Dessdes clothiuE And rations Appb a Bovery.
QsUDsfiruTRg WAITED ron ONE AND THREE
p nsers 70 Gil NE guosA 81 township. Tue highest
bssny w1u BE- paa. Also vclunteers wanted Come aud
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