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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-23
Post-Offices in Union county.
Agricultural implements,

GRICULTURAL Implements, since the
n commencement Of this War, have been
IN great demand, and good machines are val
uable as TO their merits and worth only.
In The year 1862, Messrs. J. S. MARSH &
90. sold one of their Improved Reapers 10
Henry Stuck for $3.50. On the 18th of Feb
ruary, The same |teaper mas soM at q PuJLc,
Sais, on The firm Of Henry Suck, near CUlisie-
for Si39, after being used t,ro seasons.
Messrs, J. S. Marsh & Co. are manufac,u.
ring large number of their machines, with
Improvements, this season, for the coming
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their rnr,,hauo6
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Union County Official Record.

President Judge-sAN'L s. wooDs Lewistown ostofice
Associate Jadge-JonS W. sIMoNroN, Miffiinburg do
do JOHN WALLS, Lewisburg do
Sherif-LAFArErTE ALBRIGHT do do
frOthonotdry-JASEs ". SANDS do do
Reg. e Rec. H. WEIxLL do do
District AHSrnsy-ALYRED HAYES do do
Trsdsurer--WM. JONES, do do
Commissicner-JEssE VI. WALTER, Winfield do
do RoBERr REED, Laurelton do
do SAMUEL MARSHALL, New Columbia do
Commissionsrs'f ffk-ASDREw KENNEDY, Lewisburg do
do foupsei-JoHS h. LINN do do
do PFintcrs-WoRDES CORNELIUS, do do
do IHysicidn-TA II THORNTON do do
School Sur,rintcndsnt-JoHS A. OWENS do
Asrcrntle APpraiser-JAnEs GLOVER, Hartleton do
Stfrrsyor-CoNRap SHEcKLER, Forest Hill do
Coronsr-ELrsHA SrRaUB, Lewisburg do
Audior-BERrnrER thompson. Minlinburg do
do }. p HkGENBUCH, Sifer do
do WM y. SEEBOLD Hartleton do
Ass'ssor Sllrs War Tdr-CH SHEiSER. .Mflinburg do
Collector do Tho. CHURCH, Laureton do
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DR.. C. NJ Jackson-Respected Sir: have been trou b
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From he former Pas,3r of G5s C'untus IN J) and
Aaestopa lII) Btp,ist churches.
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From Eer. Dr. UInttr, Pastor Of Rsz5orosga Baptist
church.

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my health has been materially benefited l confidently
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GAIT, in barrels and sacks for sale
~ by JNO. H. GOODMAN
, 1864-09-25
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1864.

that Easl1s shattered tortcs, Of what II lett ol
them, have abandoned the r.sd 70 stanton, snd
donat1lIc, directly tbwtrsls Richmond. having tito
red 10 LJneabur9 unooatfueted. whi!e Lee Il M
able to tpaIo another AfInv OF sailctent strength
e oppots tht ptox1. q tho victorious sheftdsa.
\Thd rews IRON ShsEsdAn's army yesterday cfe1~
20 wild excitement A. throughont thc slty; Ens
capture OF Fishers Hill that Gfeet etfon9ho1d snd
a1o The addition Of sixteen eannona md seYeta1
ttsoa..nd ptt.one1s 70 tae trophies aTesay Mon y
Lnc victorious atmy o. sasftaAn, Is feHa1oea aose
lion OF the Feh4 army tn the ysllcY. and ths
opsnlnk ot tno Wholo route 10 Lynehonrg, Mnlen
,t n,tteesss1iJ must bIlnE About tne enecat esaeae
s1 - 200 Les whoae army.
aatte afo p pfognsa osnef movements. not
Rss;TpeF 10 ne olsGo4so noMt Wnlea tena 70 Icnaff
as nas 1etn1s 1nes'taoe "atn'n- pesaapS ses5 ID"
0ens --
, 1864-09-25

Democratic party to regain, At tho hsnds Of
re- bt!s, tho miserable picklngs of former
days, untrsptetd by one throb OF patriotism.
by one manly or gallant thought. No, gen:
sand U1ted States officers, representatives
Of tho men who thts houraro preserving our
country, spit uron you and your resolution,
fliDg hack your false ard haunting insult,
lnuGh at your hypecsit5cM whfns about suf-
frIlbG p5.sentrMg1 L. None o. yonr nrs. ss.sJmpathy"
ment yeu would like to sec Hood or Leo re-
inforccd by thirty.hve thousand exchanged
men, and .hAvo IL credited TO humanity; but
WE rather prefer to wklt Tux tho how }evica
arc lu the ileldSaili these thirty.ave thouaand
BE- eogntefh,snesd ,an We hsTe
tercst OF our cauge.
TREATMENT or THE PRISONERS n CHARLES.
Tic treatment ii Charleston II good
enough. Food 10 fatnished, though coarse,
and spirit OF eourtusy y manlfestc1 that
exists nowhere else in tie Confedtracy. The
officers are confined 10 four buildings, VIZ !:
rine Hospitals: Thcse 10 TIE Roper and Me-
tine are paroled for tho adjacent premises:
The butldfngs arc contiguous, mud constant
intercourse Ia had. Gen: Fostcr's complt.
ments {vix, shelle) have but twice disturbed
ns, fragment having struck thu building.
caIity that can be injured, and It Is qntte the
general wish that rio G1neral~ would throw
M shells more to his right, IN the vicinity oi
King street.
He il not doing much actual damage; only
keeps psbuslness dull andIexlleA'tl1c :tllte from
their elegant mansions. Cut of, Us we are,
| VIC haar but little news. Rebel lles, and gar
bled extracts from the N6rthern press, per
| nit hut meigre infornatt6h. Yet We Art
watching with anxious hearts the military
and political struggle noE going on It Il
spirit OF devotion that mada these men sol
| dlera sustains them through every trial, ant
gives to them thnt fortitude which Is the no
blcst courage. To our friends VIC say, dt
not By word OF deed, compromise our honor
| shrink from duty.
| 4 TH1HrFEH Mnxruat PR1snGERs u
, 1864-09-25

land, was among tho 6iat to discover ths in-
tended plot, and manning hont made NIL
hasta to Johnson's lsland to Inform tho cam
mandant. When be got there hc found tho
commaudant alteady acquainted with I'LL the
fScte. hnt very grateful for Ills zsal; Messrs.
>Longwortil; Of Cincinnati, with Aseverat
other gentlemen, wcfu ont In = 1lsh-
ipg host near .Kall5'a Itland onAAondaY Al.
tcrnoon, when the curious lnanGuvers Of tho
steamer Pnrsous nttractcd tho attention Of
the boy who was managing the boat, and be
remarked that thcre must be something
wrong. Thus alarmed them somewhat, and
next morning they were grcatly mystiaed by
scttrg the Michigan steering directly toward
them; without sn3 flag flying. They sue pect-
ed that the rebels had her, anG ut once, with
great haste, bctook themselves to thAlr dsh-
ttG quarters, secured their fishing tackle aud
othtF little worldly effects. aud got ready to
lecamp. They soon. however, discovered
that they had no cause for fear. The Dayton
Journal lays that BARNEY Smitt& Co, ma.
ufactnrers of railroad cars In that city, lost
thirty tons Of pig iron, valued pt 5000, on
tho Parsons, it being thrown overheard By
the rebel captdrs 10 Tighten the sesssL The
iron Vas fnsursd, but insurance does no!
cover losses by war,
, 1864-09-25
y FROM NASHVILLE.
The Truce eEnded-Hood,s Army-Why
the Georgia State .t11lttln svoFc With
dfAyyu..

EAEHynlH, Sept. ai.-The truce In Georgia Il. to
be concluded tomorrow, hut doubt iLhostilltles
will be resumed at once, though Sherman is not In
the habit Of delaying long, when there Ia anything
to do. I~h.ve inst been In conversation with
gentleman from Atlanta, late q clerk In the ord.
nsIce Office Of the Army OF the Tennessee" and
he says that the number OF veteraGt, at this time
in Hooo's army, including infantry and artillery,
is but co., and that 1t has ceased to be fosnld.
able organization.
The Georgta militia. outside Of the -iot1ench-
ments, WereWosth nolhtng: were really a dctrl-
mctt to The army; and even white in At!duta were
deserving BY the scoEe at eveEy favorable opportu-
ntfy: and when Dnc6 Oh the FetTeAt+ the whole
rang began to dtshsn6, and were running away 20
last that It was Impossible for the veterans to
Brown ltsued an order Withdrawing the nilltih
NJ Informant assures me that II was not fsJfued
Willingly; nor would It haTe been promulgated at
ai but for the fact that It became apparent that
io1tnixht would tind them all at home, and the
Gov seInor, to cover mp The disgrace Of such whole
Hale deeettiona, ELI n prevent It from appearing
IN tho North that the a1ny had not sufficient cohe-
B1ve power to hold 1t together made the recall.
Gov. Brown knew that Il tho whole botJ dis
banded themselves It would become known at the
political friends, ofthe Chicago Platform persua-
sion and therefore he determined to take time By
the foIr!ock, and, officially W1thdawtnR them.
make 1t appesr thAt hood was sufficiently strong,
In veterans, to hold bis nwn, aealnst any hidden
ADVANCE OF Sherman, until tho militia could again
be brought trto the ne.d. The game WAS 4 nice
one, but 1t won't Hin+
, 1864-09-25
Narrow Escape ~ n RAForite 1efress
from u FrlEhrfut Death,

Night before last, after the performance at
the Opera uouec bad closed, Mira. Mary
Gladsta4a retired to her room, pt tht Gibson
Houte to epend An hour or twb In reading
before she retired; but feeling somewhat fl
tlgucd, lay do~n, placing her light on the
bed near fhe wall somnus, hoWcver, over.
took the beautiful disciple Of Melpomene,
: with her candle still burning. In \ short
time she wae aroused By an extraordinary
warmth, end dream1ly thrustlng forth her
hand found the bed clothing. on fire.. Ths
drowsy god still rctaised his command, and
the light having been put out, she again fell
asleep, only to be reused BY the frishtful fact
that her LIE was in danger. A second. time,
and finally, the flames were subdued, without
alarm, however, and, Tor the third time, the
fair actress yielded to the sweets Of sleep,
now thoroughly satisfied that she was safe
from the fiery arms Of her fesghtfut visitor.
"Lady Aud!ey" should hereafter take good
care that the fate she wished upon 'sRoherri
may not fan upon hetseiE Being burnt In
1nt's bed Ia not the most agreeable death i'm
asinat1s, and although she nsy have selected
It for her enemies, we earnestly hope the
lady who personates her 80 admirably will
confne the flames to The play, and never en-.
act the reality, making herself the victim.-
Euc{Rxd dfi GdcLfkt %
, 1864-09-25

Guerilla OepFedAtt0n&-Key
lCaptured By Thraalk1l.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tdhune.]
81. LOUIS. Saturday, Sept. 81, 1854.
There IL great rejoicing oser shefldan's Vic.
torieF, and. Copperheads a1a~ gloomy. There il
a,.o panic among the holdefs of gold
4 report at head4uarters taya Price crossed the
ArkantAs Rsves with twent5-stx Thousand mcn-
envalEy, artillery and infantry. lie has an nd
vance co1umn penetrating southwest and south
east stnultxneoui15-on under Cooper, the other
u1der Shelby. Cooper's forces captured The I'M
menae wagon train bound from Fort Scott to Fort
Smith, md burned nearly Ill the wagons, be.
eauec tho guard could not DO spared to take them
South, and horses were wanted. Flye hundred
The whoie adair was eu1prise. Pitce Is SAID 70
navs i. TsSs,vsS R,ssS no recruits from north osass
Parties fton tebsBou, No., report so rebels
pstsed nolthwa1u. a few miles west OF that place,
pstty 10 4et information for Price.
KeYteevllle, the county seat OF Charlton county,
= feSetaion Plase. was g captured y Thrs,lk'lrs M,
ganized BY the loctl Commitsee Of Safety, under
Order No. 1g7, sus1enderin9 without dEnx a shot.
upon en.ernf r. t9wn ThF.ls ~ sGGk 1eea.ion
tarped. Ills band. however. Visited thc restdenees
~ d r !Ss III sayns IL sesF
vas lc Ior them that they hsd 10 make tnen.e1ves
tcarec beiore tbs election. But al Of tho Union
| eape. Roberr Cannon md Wfa. Youns we're foani,
| and killed. The former wxa Sheriff of the county,
md the latter had been noted as Union scour aud
Spy. Both wern oves sixty years Of aRs Setting
| county records, ThrailkM retired from The town
| without molexrAhon.
On Saturday night last the militia started onl
hpK Lexington, Mo-. In search Of camp Of hnsh
| xbackers, about four miller nom Lexington, IL
the neirhborhood OF Richmond. Mo. They Wets
methy the enemy, aud ahsrp Eight eusaed. Tht
fthefs were deeathtf with 4 loss nf tix or seytr
Killed and few wounded The mi11tI1 were fol
lowing them up, and at last accounts they wen
] c'oso upon them. 1t u to be hoped they Will cap
| tuEt the whole party.
Ills reported dtsai ono Of the PsAIost Marshall
70 whom WAS yesterday given six,J-fuut notices
to spptar, tha9 no returned 1ast even,ug WITH tn
ftNud, nd that they were packing iheistfrnka aut
would be o1 On the trtt tfaiu, :
, 1864-09-25
Interesting Indian News-Po1itica1 In.
tei1lgcnCe.
Especial Dispatch to The Chicago rnbuu4.1 ,

Especial Dlepatch to the Chicago T1huut.1
ST. Paul, Saturday, Sept. Fl.
A letter from Fort Aherc1ombic reports that
Standing Buaaio's frce Of tho f,oux tribe, -auu-
betin3 6o1 lodges, who have heen in the neigbbor.
hood Of Fort 1arr1sy, have gone to E k lead Mcun-
tain, On Moose River. Before leaving, they held
an interview with Acting Governor Mc1arisb, Of
the BEitlhh POSSESSIONS, mud requested him 10
build fort near Elk Head, and furnish smaauul-
tton and big Runs for their defense against the
Americans. This modest request was perempto.
Eiy reused, and they lett the settlement th1osten-
ing death 70 III the whiteA they could catch outside
Of the British Poteeesoub. They had q number Of
hortet. which they boosted had b8en taken from
6nlly whio in the Red Riyer settlement. They
have made q treaty Of peace with the CfoTt.
Z pawerfht t11be Of Indians living In the
British Possessions. Tho Sioux. who made the
treaty; teouted tne idea Of making peace With
Americana, Shortly before The Sioux len the get
t1ement, three OF their principal men vtsitod q
Is unknown. The ChippeHas fell upon them and
killed cns, ne othess escaping, aud then had :
~General pppe has received information that Sul-
lF with his command had 1esched Eutt Rice On bis
Ieturn hum Yellowstone.
The political fires burn brightly, sheridan's sue
cess diEcoussRlng the Cops more than ever. 4
| fou-sng Ltnc<1n and johnson club meeting Was
] held In this city last night. General Ramsey Is
prtbidtnt of Tho c1nb.: He and Seuator WIfKtu-
sen, G. neral Miller md otbass addressed the meet
irG.. Ne1. Tuesday We haye a mass meetihg Tor
th UDlpu. -,
, 1864-09-25
Keytesville,, Mo, Captur-
ed by. llas-Uni->
on Men Murdered
and Copperheads
: Spared,
LATER FROM EUR0PE...DE-
CLINE OF Three PER CENT
I'm THE REBEL LOAN.
Great Panic in the Markets De-
cline in All Kinds Of Proyi-
The Gold Figure 2O4.


OFFICIAL BULLEX1Wa
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.].
WARRINGTON, Saturday, Sept A..
Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock Major Gen
e1al Sheridan attacked the rebel forces under Gen.
Hill, short distance eouth ofstrashurg and after
u eovere struggle the rebel army was completely
routed. Gen. Sheridan reports that his fosces
gained most signal victory, ind that ths enemy
lied In great confusion; that only darkness saved
the whole Of EAs}y's army trom total destruction.
Af haltpast eleven o'clock last night saesIdan's
army hsd pursued the rebels to within sl1 ml1esof
ycodstoek.
lsi2nsd1 RA. srfHToH, Sec'y OF War.
WAa D7PAnrnxkr,
- WAsa1so7ok, Sept. ~ -1oso0 A. III
roMA)or General Dtx:.
The following otnelAl dispatch has Just been re-
e,ved non General Sheridan. detailing soma Of
the particulars OF the battle and Victory atFish-
era HILL Il: -. -:
B. - uEAneuAn4xns MtDD1z D1v1s1oa,
WoopsTocK, Va, Sept. 23-8 4. m.
10 Lieut.. Gen. Grant; City rotnt:. >.
rAnnot ss.yst gtye you any deanita lsceoont Of
I Gen. % Crook tssaek III left nanE Of the q enemy, %
ana O. e. @ .
ii and Joined Crooks. Gctts'e and Whestoa'e d.
visions took up the same movement, followed BY
lie worka Of the enemy. The rebels thfew down
tlelr arms and ded IN the greatest eonfnaon aban-
pon1ng mort Of their sttl1lerJ. It MAS dask before
during thy-nieht to this point, with the Eth snd
18th eoEps, and hase stopped here to 1eat the men
Il Gen, Torbeit has pushed down tho Luray Val
1ey According to nv directions, he will ochfeTe
, 1864-09-25
VOL XVIII. =.


.NbNnNh 10 mcC5cs1nn.
0tnerAl McClellAn's .nlllt1Ey failures arc
defended by bis party organs principally BY
quoting tho cheering Wards htnt to HIN by
Mr.. Lincoln In tl,t cxccss Of hls Joy at ind
ing his a.my wns not wholly dcstroycd.
They nru welcome to Ill TITO comfort they
can derive from that acAnty pabuluu. Lat
terly they hayo started thr story that the
House Of Representatives gayc Gon::' Nc clol-
Ian yotc Of thanks after bis campaign on
Tho Peninsula. This IL not true, On the 9th
Q. Msy, 1909, Just after tho enemy eyacnated
Yorktown, where Gen. Mcclellan, with 10,
900 men l,ad-been stopped month BY less
thau 10, 0,0oorebe1, NJ, Loyc)oy, In thu or.
ces. Of Ills gratitude u discovering actual
notion In the army, introduced resolution
OF thanks IN the House Of Representatives,
which ~was passed, ~ 4. matter Of COURSE.
Mr: Love}oy's friends thought the reaolu'
tlon premature, and tried to gst It 7ctesred
TO tho Military COMMITTEES, ior the purpose
OF ascertainlpg whether anything had becn
done at yorktown worthy OF thanks but
Mr. Cox, Of Ohio, clanored for its immed'
ate passage, and accordingly all Opposition
Wns NittdEnWn, ~ ~
This was the only resolution OF thsnks
that Gen. Mcclellan ever received from
either house Of Congress, and this one was
totally undesetEed, ~ subseauent event.
clearly p1oved.
, 1864-09-25

~ 9eneral Farnsworth, who Is now eu--
gagged in etump|ng New Jersey for the Union
Ticket, will be homa about the 1st Of Dcto.
Ter. He Intends to stum1 about ten days Ia
: Lis own district, and will then devote the
balance Of the campaign to other parts ofthe
Gtate. The Central Committee 9iu In due
season announce his list of appntntm
We make this explanation in answcf to sew.
esnl letters asking where he~is and whether
he csn be obtained to address meetings in
this State.
, 1864-09-25
EHUN1 QU1WCR.
The Draft--1easy on the copperhcads
The Union Meetings.


Especial Dstpateh 70 theQh1cago Tztbuue,l
-. QuEcr, Saturday, Sept 81. 1s6ss
The -draft, 20 iar as the city Of Quincy Is con.
ce1ned, IL ended BetNeen thsee and tour hundred
men hare drawn prizes-some If them prominent
Union men, but mostly coppe1hesds. Austin
Brooks, Of the Herald, IL compeled TO admit th,t
the dtats Wa fairly condocted.~ The burden nas
fallen more heavily upon tho German coppetheads
tbxn upon ths Irish and native born. great
many OF the latter .krt4sddicd several Wccks aEo.
In anticipation Of the consuips!on !he dEa!tfa
men are on tho anxious seat to-day, ana oneuy n
QrtrinR for substitutes.
The Union meeting here to-day promises TO ha
an enthusiastic atiair. Cor. Istes, Ten g2issSy,
Gen. Frentits, Hon. R. @. 1ngereol. HOT. !. GHM~
a. a1Qs1s. E&3.. 40 here. =.
, 1864-09-25

w.apt attention, aud ftequently latsrrupted 1y
ii. cheer. .hout'. tna ,ae.: vosis,o1: sppan.o
uoz. Of ho.s,!itIss. Though not an.ll The e1peri-
neht Of aood bid pfo,ta .n s9tss success.
Alter the cohc'estou e. n1d nths hspesce
d,eued tbe nesting, which adionrasd At seou.
six o'clock,
, 1864-09-25
FROM SOUTH BEND.
Great Union mcetinx-LouE John On
rho stump


tRpeeial Dispatch 10 tho Chicago TFto2oaI
Souru BEND, Saturday. Sept a.
Another great uoass meeting aa'enh@ed htze TO-
aay to hear Hon. John Wentworth The spacious
yzrd IN ftorf the Court House ~ paeeed 70
,na:ass =. WINGED ~, s s1s
Inn NJ IN ,b, m,ane. In which the distingutshed
sbs.ker nand|ed ass subject. The loyal peopls Of
thts rfrnnt, ara sst.saed that tho Union standard
Viii Vii neTrr be lowered in the h.nae OF. u Long
Ana listening nth 1sus attsntlon iot twS
hoars md half the sftoz e.3sast1sd sHa ,S Nish
III, % %e4tzash wi tpssk this p sTEesSsins y st Nj:
hawaii I'm this COUNTY, Escre % ,o VI. os Waeoned
by one OF thoee sou*ing co~os ''s "o'en 1oa* toNo
Ii t1allY xa1pQua,
, 1864-09-25
FROM aEr. 8HEIfIEAN,S
ARMY.
The Glorious vietor5 af g. FtHaher's am
Tho RebeIs Eie1a Eie1M%ets ""ex

; INV yo1k, Sept a47Ihe Mtras%s special DIT
ed On tho ric6t Of SbeIidan's army. ~, ssyr: Tbs
teeond morning Crpesdayh Nnsn sheridan aa-
vauee5, hs iound shat tha enemy n1a nos been idle
TsntsEe Of II 10 rdd se much distance ~ possible
between Ifrueelf md The Vtttors q sht lat de!d.
san. IN moTfpe up, we had 70 enSaks 10 skkm'sh.
snr II = rs;hee hesyv ehstaetsE' This gave n.o
"a lie rrno7t1 no doubt, that sc were as an army,
rchfinr another batt.e on T1esday.
Our cayalFyhoth on the ri9ht ND ,e1t vza active
IN attsrktnE tre epernys hsnk and har7asslng hls
n tfsst. OR tnRa.ry, too do good wesk.
70 dsy Nd are again on the noTe; The forward
moTement this nornip1 VA Attended With mora
Vonnexa ,o the sr - nat as possible. Field hos
Gsay oY M the S xonnded 10 besne cared ior Ia lie
oMeisi isss % Vii Be a. soon 10 Sur
ceoOs can make them out Tne FGoel dead len on
tie neld hare been properly poE1ed. and tEs rebel
wound ed csred fcr a. well as our oWn.
a. We ADVANCE the report y toae kas1J viii mako
snofhtr stani = Just Ahe9d- ous ~ we reach each
point of "Jost ahead" Eass5's fosre u found to
bare retired. .%.+ n. =.
anirnd ID nebt il eut Or, Is wheE4 ono ioEk OF the
SEtnsndnah riYrs crossed tht Vale9 plka. Oal
hone III fbat be viii do %. =,
II tho Last hattie Tho Loss ln ned oaeest to tht
reeeles IN titled znd wounded, seeras to have besr
NV Yozx, September At-1t has been aseer
, 1864-09-25

uHApQuARrER AMY or Tn1 PoroxAc, Sept.
u, p. m.-F1rin9 between pickets in front Of the
addivision,. Sd corps, etil continues: ind casual.
division. "a corps. opened on 4 barn tul Of rebel
th,.rpshootcrs, who had been annoying our mcn
for tometlme, and caused them hu1rtedly to de-
sep.embes IS An quiet this morning:
iSfpned) .. q. McGnEaOH.
, 1864-09-25

AEV11&
:. FAH1HER Po1xT. Saturday, Sept. 24.-Tho
Steamship North 'Amer1ca, from Liverpool. 1eth,
passed this Point IN rouss to Quebec. She TOOK
The r.bel loan, In London, declined s per cent
on the reception OF American aaytees per 1Ais.
/ lnKHPook.-Cotton taex fo~dsy were I, 900 bales,
tnclndtnC 1900 to <specn!Atofs and exporsers.
Market >frmer. Bresdftnfs inactive and steady.
Provisions Hat.
ssaes5s for money; 1-c., 1922 discount; Erie,
HOE