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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04

MILITARY CuAHaEs 1t Is relofted Ibat
General Dick Taylo; takes connahl 81
Cen 5. h. Lees CORPS. aud Gen L.o 80
to command the Department IF Alssissj?rt.
Major General Frank t5ardn cr has .san
ordered to the fraus Mississippi Di! ol'-
mcnt, with headquarters at Liberty, and
has left for his new command
General E1watl Jpi.rson. il is stated.
has been assigpcl TO tho coiamanl OF ihf
Division Of & cnerai I'gerch il yA- 3rt,r
If leune SEE = h.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04
sJp,ali;.EO .siOLclE RS

CAR will leave Stanton every Friday morn
"A ing. to convey such supplies as persons may
charr. of a reliable person. who will see to their
Il .lly.ry at a convenient point. Packages should
b delivered (plainly markedly Thursday
evening Those who wish can deliver packages at
Fishersviile and Waynesboro' which will also be
takea. IL. NJ. BELL,
Nay. 20, '63-tf Maj. d Q. NJ.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04

SORGHUM The Charlotte On. G. J pen,2-
crat of Tuesday, says tue ruling price in
that market for molassss is 5 to Sl0per
gallon.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04
HARTMAN & BELL,
at Law

STA UNION, VA.
NM III. liAhMAN may be found at the ono
W formerly occupied by James H. skinner
EGG, AM kill give prompt attention to business
entrusted to the firm.
February 20, 1888,
nESrAi NOTICE --DR. -. CHAPMAN
i has rem ,vci his oIicc to Main Street. oppo
y: IN as St,-. hs will > ni: ased t. SOS
fssaaJ -,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04

Gold in New York on Friday morning
rose to 2l7 1t elosel It 2l5t gu the day
Aelose.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04
Prices TuMBLIyG Tho Montgomery
{ Ala } ippeJ says:

Those who visited lhe market yrs'arday
marnlng, or gave attention 10 the safes fiouI
wagons on the streets daring The day, wefo
ara.iil i at tinbing very na;eriaI 4ccno
in the prices Of many articles Of dairy con
sump'i'n has taken place. The coolnos,
Of the weather has e"abIcl meat from the
country. III first hands to enter into comp,
tiion with Il bu:cilcrs; result a great bel,~-
tit to the pockets of purchasers Fine sweet
potatoes were sold at s. L basito!, anl oth,r
vegetables, ponliiy, butter, egg, c,c COZ
rcspondipgly low.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04

OUE ARMY.-The ranks in Gen. Lees
army are rapidly filing I'd, and the corps.
divisions, brigades and regiments. depleted
by many battles. are assuming their former
proportions. At dress parade on Sunday
last, Virginia regiment, which had in
scrbed on its battle flag the names Of our
earliest battles, turned out eleven hundred
muskets, and one Of our smallest divisions
nun bered seven thousand effective m.p
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04
The Poor Negro.
We find tao following in Northern p

We find tao following in Northern pa
pers :
"The negroes Of Chicago have published
a protest against the exclusion Of their chill
dren from the public schools of that city"
It is hardly fair, says the Lynchburg
Tifginian, to exclude Samho from The ben
Gifts Of that citizenship which tho Yankees
profess to be conferring upon him. If the
negroes are citizens in one sense they should
be in all and if. as the Yankees alIego,
the black man is susceptible Of the highest
culture, his children should have the same
educational advantages that the children Of
the whites possess But this is only an
other evidence Of the hollowness and insin
certify Of Yankee pretensions respecting the
negro.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04
0rE1lE CENTRAL. RAILROAD \

OFFICEVA. CENTRAL RAILROAD,l
Richmond, Jan. IL, 1864,
ritNGE of Schedule-On and after Friday,
" January 18th. 1861, the Mail and Passenger
Train will leave Richmond daily for Stanton an,
Intermediates points at o'clock A. NJ Returning
wall lew, stanton at Is Nj and arrive in Rich
lnoaJ 1T o'clock AZ,
TIE lc, IN moi ttion train between Richmond
nj I)rd)l;viila is iscontinued until further no
C. ii ID WHlTCOMB, Gen'l Supt.
Jan Is. 1864.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04
Nke Uinditator.
=. II. IL. LYNN, Editor i Proprietor.


upoa the msanscr.pt, they viii be inseFteu Y
forbid and charged accordingly. ~
ny 4 liberal discount made to those yA&&41
vsrtiso by the year.
grss- Annual advertisers will be limited t&fA&1.
INN .liate business, though occasional changesdh
tha form Of the advertisement may be made during
the year. ;,
re- TRANSIENT aivettisements payable in ad
v,ace ali others viii be considered cue when cal
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04
EhrM TRANs urssIes,n1.r

Mr. Wagner, Government Mosso,.,,.r
has just arrived from Shreveport with 'b '
most important dispatches ever brorat -,
from the Trans Mississippi.
Although VIC can give no particulars or
what is passing on the Western banl, ~
the Mississippi, says the Mobile Prmtry
still we are at iiberty to assert that the nog,s
is of the most encouraging and important
nature.
We are pleased to learn that tie nova
men1s in The Trans 2Iississ;ppj ar5 c@r,;al
en- with strict secrecy, the dispatches arI
beng IN cipher, and the "poaera flat ba''
as silent as the current of the m;aLtv' x.roe,,,
that divides that. devoted portion Of ,ho Can,
fcderacy from their Eastern brethren
Shelby is near the Arkansas line coot,.
ring forts and destroying Steclo's rciof,rss.
ments and supplies
Maaruder is in Arkansas oncro,inr J.,
tie N )St vigorous manner, and e,voars viii.
his usual vehemence. (aul he is ono 81
those barking dogs that bise.l tbas &tceI.
and he cannot live long in the samn. Sta..
1t is pity this memorable wovomoYs
conid noi have bcgrn sooner; but that i
owing to tic difficulty of frans3or,q,ion
etc and we cannot complain,
let no one be 'urprised If Tie T,ass-
Mississippi, under the sylcrJi3 r.aoral-
snip OF hirby Saith, skou!l yet act The
most signal part III the liberation Of opr
glorious country.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04
g 90 ID ~ II TIC III IL s

have removed nv FRICTION MATCH MAN
Il UFACTORY, ia the corner known as "Bickle
Corner" on Augusta street, opposite the DIR
goods store of Mr.. Owen C.. Morris, where shall
be prepared to furnish Matches by the Gross or
Box. These matches are extensively used in
Stau and Richmond and thought to be fully
equal 10 any ever sold in this markets. shall al
ways have supply on hand as the nj inufactory
is kept constantly in operation.
Jan 26-lyr ID. r. BLACKBURN.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04

Core spodenee Between Gents Lee and
Grant.
RELATIVE T) THE TREATMENT OF NEGRO SCI
D1Es, AND THE RETALIToRY MEAS
IRE OF GEN. BUTLER
I'D QR's ARMY NORTHERN VlRGISIA, J
October 10, 1864.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04

The Douglas ooaaty (IIliuo.s) SA:e7d,
hitherto supporter of the Administration,
has Withdrawn from the support Of Mr.. Lin
coin, and espouscd tie cause Of Gea. McC'el
Ian.
Tile 2)inch Rolman gun was nieI at
Fort Hamilton, n. Y Thursday. and threw
q ball, weighing l ,084 pounds. four miles.
ANashington telegram in The New Yor,,
noH@ says that~Provost Marshal General
Fry had officially represented that the con
scrlptson Law is failure in obtaining soldiers
and recommending The repeat ot tbs Sabs,i.
fu'e clause aud the compuIsjon Of the person
al service Of drafted men, and also tl.at yl~.
lhncoln will, if reelected, call for DcrenD.-
Dry draft of 800, 900 Gu the 1st Of January.
The steamer Marmora vas fired into ,s
Prairie Lending, GA the White river, ana
followed, firing five or six miles. Ouo Of
her officers aud fifteen negro soldiers were
killed and number wounded.
The proprie!ors of the Wcs:oheatcr (Da)
Jc:ifrso"'an, a Democratic paper, have
recovered damages by verdict for $500
against the U. S. Marshal for sarpressp1
their paper.
Vice President !Iamlin is 4tuu}ing New
Hampshire, makind speeches for l.iucola
and his Own reelection
Daniel Dickinson, once the great light Of
the Democratick party, is also stamping
New York State for the Republicans.
McClellans friends in Illinois arr coddcnt
of giving him thirty thousand majority
A dispatch from Washington says tlat
the official list Of Sherilaus losses in the
battle of the ]oh, il the Valley. had not
yet been submitted, bat thai Tie grand
total will foot up four thousand and e!2h-
~ six. SiEce the campaj2n opvnra IA in.
Valley Sheridan has lost FIVE Of his staff
officers killed and wounded.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04

Allaigerti9ar r:,r 4 less term than three months,
will n, ch,rr,, toi at the usual rates.
MFs- Announcements "f Candidates inserted
aud CHARGED for As other advertisements.
.fs- All Com taica Sions or Offices OF rersohal
ar nriv,tr cl,ract.r or intended calculated to
promote anv private enterprise or interest, VIII oe
chs rrnd for as advertisements.
~ } ,it,, ,rles will he charged Cor as other
advertisements; They must in all cases he accom-
D.. nirsl by the money.
ny :}iicc on New Courthouse street. oppo-
site Br ,adebur.'. Old Stand, anc pear the Va.
Iotni.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-07
A SEVERE CRITICISM.

n OEE LISu CISLl1OIONs
| The Lynchburg Republican contains the
| following criticism Of Representative Foote,
of Mississippi, who has made himself some
what notorious of late by his attacks on Presi-
dent Davis:
| Mr.. Foote is an intoierable nuisance to any
Legislative body. He always has been and al
ways will be- He never agrees with anybody
and conse quently nobody ever agrees with him
IF they do they are great fools. He Is the
| thing in the world were he in the Yankee
Congress, for We should then have some toera
| Bile hope of an early peace. His intentions
may be good but bis conduct is abomlnable.
Though processing great anxiety tor speedy
| action on the vitality important questions be-
fore Congress, he consumes fully two o-thirds OF
the time of that body by idle speeches, ard
personal invectives against those IN power
| We have vast deal Of patience, but we would
not sit In the same Congress with FooJe for all
the money Memminger's printing presses could
throw off in week. A saint would be obliged
to lose his religion in the presence OF such an
intolerale bore.
It is a great wonder to us that gentleman
of SO much intelligence as Mr. Eoote does not
see how Objectionable his conduct is to both
the Congress and the people, and how entirely
| incompatible it is with the progress OF leglsla'
| tion He might make himself useful in some
respect if he would just give over his tondness
| for interminahle talking. Until he does SC, We
see no prospect of speedy legislation oE any
subject
The Senate, we believe, is cursed with n:
such unruly member, and we may reasonably
expect active and prudent legislation on the
part of that body With commendabs
| promptness it has already passed bill repeal
| Ing the substitute law, and we hope we may
| have FREQUENT occasion to record the Wlsdont
and prolntitude OF It's legislation.
After contest of nearly two years with All
Pasha, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, aH
American college has been founded in Cor
stantinople. 1t is designed to furnish hberat
collegiate education to all classes, and is wholly
! unsectarian. This new college was established
bv the munifcence OF Mr.. Christopher Robert
| CT New York. ..
Austria, like England, has definitely refuseo
to take part in the prol osed Congress. The
Spanish papers, which are in favor OF the Con
gress demand the restoration Of Gibraltar.
It has been ordered by the q. S. War Dc
partment at Washington that the trial OF Capt
T. W. HURT, shall take place in very few
weeks
The inspectors Of the public institutions {:
Boston have just issued an extraordinary re
port on the immoral practices said to prevail
in the House OF Reformation for Juvenile "
tenders in that city.
It is stated that the shoe business Of Lynn
Mass, has fourished to a. greater extent dU.
ring the past year than in any previous year
Gen. Stopeman, lately relieved from the d
rection of the cavalry bureau in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-07
PUBLISHED (DAMY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
~ OFFICE-No 1O4 King street, over
Syone's, formerly French's) Book Store

Il
S,one's. (fornaerly French's) Book Store.
COUNTY COURT. "WEDNESDAY From the
Record. )-Licenses were granted to Roads 4
Howard, Broders & Go. and G.: b. White Il
Co. to deal in ardent spirits -
The grand Jury appeared, pursuant to ad-
;ournment, found an Indictment against JAS.
Williams, negro misdemeanor-a true bill
and having no other business before them were
discharged.
Lysander Hill was appointed Common
veath's Attorney during this term OF the
Court, and he was allowed S. for his services.
Couradt VS.. Steunnagle- -trespass on free
hold-verdict for plft and judgment accord
ingly.
McKeown VS.. Gemmel ct als-case enquiry
verdict for the plft for $409.9S with inter-
est frcne July II, 1859 @
On the petition Of Elizabeth A. Cross, JAS.
A. Stoutenburgh and Geo. G. HeWes were
appointed executors and trustees under the
will of R. Y. Gross, decd, in the place of
&. H. Markell and JAS. E. McGraw who were
removed, by an order of the Court, and Or
,lered to deliver up all the property, estate,
account, &C., to said Stoutenburgh and
Hughes or to the Court.
Thos. H. Ford qualified as an Attorney to
practice in this Court. ....
Lent & Bidwell VS.. Jno. Doe-just. alta.
motion to quash attachment sustained.
Robt. Young VS.. B. C. Williams-just alta.
The goods attached ordered to be sold.
S, Levy VS. M. Calhoun-case atta.-cer-
tain articles attached ordered to be sold.
On the motion of Zephaniah English, ex-
ecutor Of John Withers decd, it was ordered
shat the estate of the said Withers be exonera-
led from tax of $722.2S on bonds, in 1861.
The will Of Catharine Grant was partly
proved by oath Of S. F. Beach.
0. NJ Rood VS.. E. T. Harris-in chancery
cause referred to the Commissioner of this
Court to state the account and make report
Thos Davy, W. B. Price and w. II. Nc
Knight We're appointed commissioners to as
sign dover to the wife Of VIM. Devaughn,
dec d., in the real estate of which he died
seized, in this county. ~ >s5 = as
Sank & Go. VS. Kemm ct. ais debt alta
ordered that the goods attached be sold, the
proceeds of the sale to be subject to the order.
Of the Court. }. ~ - ...r 49,
Jacobs vs. Gallion-unlavful detainer-
Judgment against ,deft.; execution to lie till
March 18th, 1864 - -. z..4.sa
An account of j. H. Grey, for wood fur
nlshed Court House, was, allowed, o.,
B. Goetz VS.. }. 4. Lank & Co.---issue jury
unable to agree and case continued. 40EA
Foldeip vs. Gheen-debt on a Judgement
nul till record-leave to plead specially and
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give bond according to law.
Ali other causes, Commonwealth cases, &c.
were ordered to be continued.
The Jurors we're allowed from 50 cts. to 81. IS,
for services, and the Court adjourned till Court
In course
A dispatch from Cairo doubtful source OF
intormation) to the Northern papers states that
"Gen. Kirby Smith has superseded General
Holmes, who has been ordered to report at
Richmond Gen. Smith commands the entire
Confederate force west Of the Mississippi river,
with his headquarters at Camden. His force
is about fifteen thousand The Confederates
are represented as being very active, raising
and equipping men with the object Of attack
ing Little Rock. Marmaduke and Price have
from six to seven thousand men, mostly cav
airy, and were located between Arkadelphia
and Little Rock. . ="
The following is the table Of distances, on
the O. & A. Railroad, from Alexandria to
Brs ndy Station, IS miles, 'EdsalPs, miles;
Springfield, Il Burke's, l35; Fairfax, 81;
Devereaux, 204; Union Mills, 22 Manassas,
26 Junction, 27; Bristoe, 80; Nokesville,
33; Cahett's, 37H Warrenton Junction: a9f;
Bealeton, 464; Rappahannock, 50; Ingalls,,
521 Brandy SIS. @.
The New York Commercial Advertiser says
of the late Archbishop Hughes: In his own
Church he had attained the highest honors
ever won in this country, and his influence was
Justly Of great weight in the direction OF its al
fairs. The intellectual qualities of the Arch
bishop were of high order, and he devoted
them heartily to the interests of his Church. "
The British Government has ordered the
expedition under Sir John Mitchell to rendez-
yous at Hong Kong preparatory to sailing for
Japan. Five European regiments have been
ordered from India for that purpose.
The Washington Star says ironically:-"W e
fear that the better and more desirable-be-
cause faster" addition to the population Of
Washington, lin the opinion Of one Of our CO.
temporaries, is at last beginning to lnnoculate
more or less of the old residents with their
ideas of the fitness Of things
The merchants Of St. Thomas have closed
all accounts with Porto Rico, Hayti, and Cuba
and will not transact any further business With
those places except for cash.
The N. Y. Times comes to the conclusion,
in view of the attempt to introduce negro dele
gates into ''the Convention of the Friends OF
Freedom at New Orle ans-an attempt which
broke up the Conventions "Where, as
in the South, there are two races of such dit
ferent characteristics as the whites and blacks,
who have been placed for centuries IN such an
tagonistic, political, social, and moral clrcum~
the attempt to fasa sa or reanee reaeets W
neither be attended with present advantage nor
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Thos. Davy VS.. VIM. Whaley-debt alta
attached effects ordered to be sold; plft. to
give bond according to law.
Ali other causes, Commonwealth cases, &c.
were ordered to be continued.
The jurors we're allowed from 50 cts to $2.75,
for services, and the Court adjourned till Court
in course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-13
General Intelligence


Nils. RInEccA NAtt NHuiCI,N, te7i.er oi -.
snt T. ai!andisham, died a, Now lI.toa, u,,o, eli,
satur'Ny.
Tm rn,-hc- County, NY. ioaI- tsi-,r.. .,.,
s'h on Mond, p, at prciriu'l ". ir Iou. 10
w c'nts-Avcry hlth rAia
TnE King oif soicn, Fhci'amcm'ator fsa.'.e
o' engrnyrrs Ia Naii, lsA ~ truf |.. Huu o.
,pHndii line cnsrayinr which No executed "a .''
Iciautc iJOuiCnts.
a conrAsY Q; 100 davs' mo- r,'s,' no SIP insi..,.
the krir urtoAS slv~ ld yc '" ia, %. firt .,.. ,..
CAS- cfi,Ce.
IT hes been decided 60 l,'i 'rc rNaap'1e O., ..- %
race. ou the ~H'h MT. "a iGhc Qr.r -.,aou1 ,.
,tni College WI. -snd tLioo ~ IoI l't., .ni
wiz send several The oaiuroh &c t.,...a.l l...
Linor pumh's Of famille. are dli'v 'oa,,r
,ncs, to ,etn. north p, ,hg ''t3 n 80 'i
border h.ntucH rorn'ies hcnc' to '.r.'i.' ...
largest p.crou.1n ol IL. f.guraHtl Hcy.I
Indiana isset'uf The ptin. pI 'nn. colt
Ar Darier, Conuocticit, pit''o.i, .ol.Icr .f ...
hrnted tue |ourth b. givlnS ave .c..-
lAui aud donation o. H'.'Ot, icr tN' U.
tidtrg a homo 70. wounded and .i.i.',. tr
longing 10 lie Stut" The llUh e. rH. NH
ed, eud !, L,prl sol to 'AI' si"'J ''r i.N l'.
.Irut "ndUv u.out
\ sorrFS .Irck shcr,,ri, be- Mo -aroo. I.....
h'.ly, oscspea nom he rt''on ei iel,.- ".
La wcrk Ho t.1k tp p. h",in % Hl ti
which lc plsSoi al .anco OF ablgt H,., 't'r..
cp0n ihe Iron cate Do t1c low .. 'ft, .HN ''H.'.'
ing hls INTO the cold air tue, 81 ipr .' ..'
plank co '-ius H.. AM msdnf has ye. q. a'r
wal. From THE ch'runcy hc Ire. .l 90 .l.a ..r
Sui,iis g,a .al q 'ec pri on Ani nH' o. t''ie
thick. sbou. 81, fee from the ground.
4 n,so Of my,ie hcl1urlns 20 Tho 'e'aae ., ,..
ness COLLEGE oi lou-h .ccp-s 70. -ru' "rt
Tiies no.t6 of Dc ,',y. n6 Iahl .'o',...
ny an o.eeant w'son' a-avn d, ''p ho..'
editors. Angr d,--o1''in' q p.o' aliac O. ,...
music they discorrle'i tn. y. .ch Wa
tsiuod reiT"s' m"ns, H"f, latrr ~ rrf i.. .
turned 10 M leacts h.ue vi' .r nnoi r
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LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK AND THE yiCnuY

MILITARY.
Tho ttr'rrats VII 'rh no ode ~ b. ierve t,.-
10 re.cl no lnyasca Of % r'a,.4 vo1o .r.
yesi. is, rc'tina foaiy ~ t.I.r.. Tho %.
water to Eslturl~o, olch uan lol.s rrt "a
four dave cooked ietons. fto men ai' .H. t.i;
part unwilling to % for a bun llci al", ..-i
eandiotd eAs,rot o. oop thc.n .or '.si. D.. 80 ID.
iowcyor ne .o'H.ius 10 rIsa sc-.aena %. enc i.i-
drod days turIce, Which ail Foo '.' % .ell''e ia9
oues cncr ;l,y u-eo -cr9D! .'r, diye .r-
sih ~ lmont Ia la.t o. I.nf ~ the GO 90
N, rim, ,c escorted hy r r,9. d"t-chel h- 49,
uliral rauldirs. TLo f,rimeHt numbers 500 area.
c'pdin- too men firi.hc! tor la.her lent. '.
E,frcr of the ith regiment. The So rr,I' i.
Broalway 10 Cana. .t!eet in lre s'r'e. a. Dc.
"A down tlev eoto ohccrcd lus'liv r.' o...
d,a ma, re,.ir' In time, hut toanIise Gums
hoard. enJ the hersimnc veI 10
into inc stream, escorted ~
Gum the Navy Yard The Fourth
pl,h uleiE batteries of Grtil.orv, III i,tc.
iug Tho 93d and th to-wc-r.' tIe ..,.
on FRIDAY, snd Ito oitb and 9O.A on .a.
Substitute, ero IN lemnid, -al -r
fair honus Tloto who 20 .1r oao ll
escGpo the next iu.f- Uhi.h viii p.ci
within six wookA
AGlutAnt Jeoernl Spu-uo .-ri.ei 80 ..n
dag i1r tie pllpiso ". aogal3 tlo U... .....' ...-
ornor. lie l. stopping At tur So. SOS
Amsrinc huye.y Of 50 Wcl !.,... "
evorirp fur 8luu Q, rui ta1 .,.' '.''
sl,o len, ul.dor ac,'s 'soy Of gual ...'
General sarGlori rcs'ordny .-l .' "'.'s
o.dor in rotation " tie 7itu ro trrit'
uv.DquAErzs5 f.Dsr DN'. p" '"
| eprci,l Orde-, No. 3. .......
! fGo Z, p, 10 uont now Nor'r q go
| seiyiees T., one f;rnire' 'r., tt
sliol ot tnc iIc'..r rl, u' '"'' o. N'
! a. htgo.y ac,uP-'1 10 pd' % g." s"..'
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t. RAJ. SHERMAN.
~ VITO iuIy Ath.

Nt ~ - iUIy Hth.
.-r''.u o.. t.'c .s Mo.a tam ~ the r'-'t
p, Ieci hy tac Gradual cc-inf Of
v.n~ un'r the tirh'. Hctoc
'oI .oi.'j oso'utcd, GcncrL
rn1 rt once lhandeue1I thc
'uHn pt ,r,o oro.cd rcne'N
rrf- 20 thc dr' tiou OF
.i.r tc lottIr3voI along tie tsi..
.n.. 'c .|. ot-.a 90 IN tie 81. oction OF
~,". I'' final % up.IoA OF kcne.ss
.tf. .'.f o. o. Wa ne re II Of Wee..
go md hcivj mar, hing. ia no ono OF
apparent auguniare ,alued. yet The o.
.'. ' t'u o'utnJcd c.u.l prciNo Of
r.Hr er,..t tic On mys formidable limo
d'vr,-rd his weak Point. and
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iuH Lioat oNtt.or nl.y onthu,iaul arnoug
'0! rurthrn"d their confidence IN Con
81 h'. .Iu militia skid. OCr advance,
tHr'r 10 ~ g.. Of July, sa1 marked by oI.
t.'.r .l 10, h1, only thc ci "u' = ca, alr, we're
%, r.no.tn Of t.e Caattahoochce pon.
Co.. .Hs 'upui. tl' AMY, ard heavy can.
u.e p..' 90 aut ictvile 90 the ilh Of
a '' unHffr Ul niicrrn- VA car'utci.
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'' a. '.'. "a l.' f'."iF. a lsps Ciu!o cr-
800 NlersTr, Ma.r.l'urc's tuf.us were
'.. NH I'rc .u. Ca.ota ilookc' = corr-
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Hat. s.. 'Iirc'ct Ile sc.thor
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ot 30 I.' hso pcuonI amino ity nmow
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'I rr hid Ia, ohc,. OF IN -c4sIuc thels
.,r H', a'oorAfe and endurance N
srut'd in pHVae lot.cr from
rc IA Sh'srnn'l amy. putlhhcd in
'.'N r..f. .,'f. Tho Nor r'aiei.
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Seys by Way i,rrJ yi..e.

Rrrvtti.s, Maryland, Juiy .-rrr'"ne"' sho
Nre ihrourh ut n M s,qc theI the ruo.tD d ..n-
are OF General Franklin VI, incorrect l.c islr'
IA made BY the resrmllancc ioR,'n the .er' d
nd one OF the passeu-e Gts s's'eg'ut - .,t.
: rned By Ma,or L.oa. u Cano.ul WIIl,e s,sF
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News sy way or,rnyre de Grace.

Harrs d. Gr. July i..-iGr testimony rcgsri-
'ns General Franklin re,ias 20 G,hrlntia'. he f1'
d hi. cap'urc II seems that General Harvey Gil
more recon lzed him ana politely requested him 10
savs the cars ue then placed Lin ir busy IN.
o. guard