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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

Having been called upon to examine
h.s18 the formula receipt Of the above Bit.
IN IN tiers, which has been given me by the in.
HN vsntor, take pleasure in stating to the
1Ak/1.N public, that they are composed only OF
WIN articles that we'll known to the med
N/EtZ ical profession possessing properties
NV purely tonic, and the combin alton 10 we'll
<NN a calculated, and especially adapted to that
AN/[AX lass of diseases arising from q disorder.
fS/N/Rv condition Of the hepatic functions,
OAVf general arrangement eff the liver,
-A1IZ common In the nalarious districts of the
NDZN West and South. they contain a larger
S~N proportion of tonic ingredients than any
b s,s that have en- submitted to for chem
cal examination. l bsspsak fol- them wide. spread
popularity and cordially commend them to the pL to
use. Very respectfully, O. w ORDwAY,
Analy ticai Chemist.
@. A. COOK, Chicago, General Agent.
Sold by all Druggists ia Auscatine.
Apr. 1, 1854, daw-4w.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

CoNPLIKENrARY.-The Muscatine Journal
is 60 ng to put on new dress in week or
two. 1t is live paper. Every square inch
of it is filled with wholesome vitality.
We are under obligations to Eye local" Of
the State Register for that notice, and here
we make our most obscquious bow to neigh
Dor Dixon, in profound acknowledgment.
We feel fattered muchly, because We know
that Dixon is good judge of LIVE paper,
and no man can tell better than he when the
vitality Of newspaper is wholesome. We
live in live town, brother D.-a town Of
Wholesome morals-aud it requires paper
such a. you indicate. We hope that We may
ever continue to merit your good opinion,
and live in your hearts affections. We lack
but one thing-the honest wit and vivacity
of Dxon-to make . readable paper.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22
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InFFlCE. III Second street. doors vest Of Dough.
~ ertys drug store DR.. Green's rssidencs-On ID
htreet, next door to DR. Hershe's
Dr. Barclay. residsnce-Hawley'G House, public
square, on the hill. inch II, 1ses-tf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

CoUaHs, BRONCHITIS entire free.
dom nom all deleterious ingredients rerder
"Broson's Bronchial Troches," or Cough and
Voice Lozengss, = safe remedy for the most
delicate female, or youngest child, and hai
caused them to be held in tho highest esteem
by Clergymen, Singers and Public Speakers
generally.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22


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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

Co1NcIDENcs.-Ay young man from Seventy
six township, of strong Copperhead proclv-
tiles and possessed Of but little common
sense, had his nose badly mashed last Satur-
day by counter weight in the hands Of =
soldier, in whose presence he had taken occa-
sion to villify the Union army. About six
months ago the father had his nose broken
also with weight. and in the hands of q SOL
der, and probably for the same offsn,e. II
there are any more male members of that
family they will probably take the hint and
be careful that no soldiers are around when
they wish to ven:ilate their traitorous senti-
men,s. The old man has found out to his
satisfaction, and the young man nose it a.
well, that disloyal sentiments are dangerous
expressions in the presence of soldiers.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

A MUscArIHER ABRoAp.-Capt.L T.. Palmer,
of the 10th infantry, who has been detailed
en- the recruiting service in this city during
the past four months, has recruited during
that time, 21s men. He has recruited thir
teen since the Ist of April, who were thus
en'isting under = $4,000 bounty. This il
doing well. The Captain is enjoying good
health, and will return to active service at
the end of his leave of absence, with relish.
We CLEAN the foregoing from the Davenport
Gazette. Alf knows how to do that kind Of
business. He's up to all that kind of game.
Capt. Palmer is a citizen of Muscatine, Mr..
Gazette, and is fair sample of her business
menAenen Of energy, will, 60 ahsadativenes'.
Wchavs several Of that stripe in the service,
and We feel proud Of them, and we know
they are proud of Muscatine Bully for the
10th and Capt Palmer.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

DoN'r READ THls-Rev. Jas. McFarlane,
Esopus, Ulster county, N. Y, writes-"I have
no hesitation in certifying that Mrs. S. A.
Aliens Wo,ld's Hair Restorer and Zylobal
samum have restored the color and increased
the growth of my hair, and l would cheer
fully recommend them to those whose hair
may either begin to fail in color or decrease
in luxuriance"
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot 1913
Greenwich ST., New York.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

rency in the country, and that as the only
effectual remedy the Committee on Ways and
Means be instructed to report bill repeal
ing the National Banking Law, and to pro.
vide for limiting the circulation to legal
tender notes issued by the Treasury Depart
ment under authority of the United States.
The House refused to second the demand
for the previous question on the resolution
yeas, Al nays, Sc.
Debate arising, the resolution lays over.
Mr.. Stevens offered the following joint
solution:
Resolped, That for 60 days after the pas
sage of this resolution all the duties on i'm.
provided by law, shall be increased BY add
ing so per cent. thereto.
Objection was made to the consideration oil
the resolution.
The Speaker said it being tax bill it must
60 to the Committee of the Whole on the
State Of the Union.
Mr.. Stevens gave, notice that he would ask
for action on the resolution another time.
Mr.. Wood introduced = resolution to re.
strain the working Of the mineral lodss and
mines in Colorado and Arizona until provis.
ion be made by the government for their
working and settlement
The morning hour expired before FINAL
action was taken on this resolution.
The National Bank or Currency bill was
passed yeas, 80; nays, 63.
The House considered the Northern Pacific
Railroad bill.
Mr.. Stevens offered resolution to increase
the present foreign duties 30 per cent. and
tax articles now free 10 per cent.
The House refused to suspend the rules.
Mr.. Morrill, offered resolution proposing
that until July LIST the foreign duties be in.
creaeed 25 per cent. and articles now free pay
8 per cent He moved to suspend the rules
but no quorum voted.
House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, April 10.
! SlxAT1.-The Pacific Railroad Committe,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24

Another party, composed Of o'berub negro regiment
Of cavalry, made raid Oh. from .skpssAs Landing,
Ia LspIsIans capturing lot Of beef cattle collected
there for our Government
MOVEMENTS or CONFEDERATE GENERALS
The Baltimore American of TIE goth says:
. I.R. Trimble, General commandipg"o Of Mary Hand,
Generals Jones of Virginia. Beas, of Arksnsas, and
Frazier, all of the rebel army, passed through Boston
Yesterday on their way to Fort Warren.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Toe Raleigh Confederate, through its Kinston oor-
respondent learns that Yankee deserers from Nsvbern
say that the enemy's feet is now rendezvouzing in
EOrcea Beaufort harbor preparatory to an attack upon
Wilmington. Sixty vessels of various classes have al
ready arrived, and more or less are coming in port
every day. OR correspondent writes 81 give this Of
Yankee news. Ny opinion is, that this movement Of
TIE Yankee feet in Beaufort hArbor is not intended FOL
an attack upon Wilmington, but merely to relieve the
blockade 80 ladron now CT the mouth ,f Cape Fear-
However, We shall soon see what We shall see."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24

about lsxosvi lhs telegraph cpsrAtsr'), any know
lsds. OF the oostsa Of the despatch mu's have fesea-
Sd Abe public hrpRgh leak 10 the War Oboe ana thas
IN, puhlc we're IL the more thoroughly deceived nom
natural conclusion that the telegram was OficaL The
S,Hts replied that zone Of the editors OF the Whig
fhe Wkig has but one sditOr) "kneW Of it." We de.
MED this. The Ssntnsl rrOhs above Our respOnse
is that at the time, Mr. Crane was five OF six hundred
miles away from Richmond, and therefore could have
had rohing to do with "deceyiDg the Richmond pub
lie With fake hopes" Moreover, are assured BY Mr..
that he made no request Of the Wilmington Journal
relsvs to the particular despatch in question, but In
formed that Journal in general terms that the War De-
pArtment desired to suppress for while all information
ftOm Georgia relative e movements then IN progress
he knew nothing of the Telegram referred TO, until he
saw il in print.
We sincerely hope the SsHtinsI may have better
foundation for its next compliment to the War Once,
and that it viii be more careful about lie rsprimAnds.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
The Goyernors in Council

The Governors of several OF our States have been in
consultation in Georgia, and have agreed In making
number of recommendations to Congress, the Confed-
sr.ts Executive, and the Legislatures Of the several
States, the adoption Of which, it Ia thought viii pro-
o.s thu cause IN which each Of the States has % vital
an interest There does not appear to have beer any
dsCOrd or diversity Of opinion in this conference and
indeed. 1t may be said there Is no difference among
our psops, except in some matters, as 10 the wisdom
nth hch the means placed at the disposal OF the Au'
,hOrtos are employed. The paramount question with
s-ths one question is how can the power Of the O0n-
70 sracy DO most Efficiently and successfully employed
for the defence and delvsrsnce Of the COnisdsracy Ali
.srse that lie entire military resources 70 the last man
ana the last doA, needed, must be thrown into NE
s,rusEIs. No Oos thinks Il turning back. or 90 nnSh
a looking back, ill The work Ia finished No one
srsSnS Of any Atiuhnsnt thAs would compromise our
Independence Liberty or death 10 the language and
,bs purDoss Of all With ouch resolve aninstipg the
uass eOdy Of our people, armies authorities ana ellis
sans, EuTlugatiOn Is impossible.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
FROM HE yALLIY.
THREE CONFEDERATE cESERALs WOUND

THREE CONFEDERATE GENERALS WOUNDED
CHAILorrrsvILLs, Oct 70 But few additional p.r-
ticulsrs from the vAl:y have been r. lived.
Our army fell back TO New Market. The enemy did
not pursue.
Nsor General Rimssur was shot in the bowels, and 10
supposed to bs MORALLY wounded
Bigsder General Battle Was wounded Ia the knee,
lpd arrived heie this mornirg.
Also, Bigsder General Conner, of Sou b Carolina,
wounded in the leg on lg.h inst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24

Ths Wilmington J,USHqi Of h,o date. s'aisi tat
dssp'tch. which the Wig s7ys vas Intercepted aud
c1aesalsd from t bv tho War DspaF.msns. Hr. % ne
40 editor OF tie WaigS- hence stismeut ,ta The
daspaeh vas known % one Oi the edtcrs Of TIC Way
W. 90 nOs dss N shy hi iuF.ccr necessary en- sne
Wiigs rensris q yessI6sy, IN walsh Il deUisa Il a.
. asspatea WA thus ku9Hn SsntiHe, Of Sa,uzdyg.
This Is snail bgsnsas, but it Il Wsn eeorgn 10 esve
mrth. TIE qleeiOn raised 0y ii SsRt,nsFs a'ss nc,
tics Of this matter wafshl MAJ rssponsbls for do
eeTlng the pub wEh fise kOpss" 20 the capture OF
ALTOONA and several tsOsssni Irh OaeTs The Ssati,e
aKumng that the War Office net, took occasion TO
oompl msnt thai DspaFtmel, aad to l5e,uTe ths public
We suggest that, a. ii, Department hal intercepted
the Pres, dsI Ssoh II Whiel the statement was made
and ~ no one OF Of that Department knew anything
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
FROM GEORGIA.
REPORTS FRO TIE FRONT.

koBILI. 0c. % The operator at Ta,cumbis re-
ported yesterday, that Yankee csrs who came from
Decatur under q of ttuc,, cay ths. H,cd is beating
Sherman q. his own game Of ,nking.-
It Ia reported, on sore anti orty, that Our foc.s
hold Rsme. Dalton, Krgslop, Resacl and Missionary
Ridge, and were advancing on Chattanooga, at which
place tie Fdersla were concentrating by Withdrawn
uaimportan. g)rrsons. Shsrman forces we're on shot
raions.
Ire above Is probably no. tie latest from tho
Gsofp front.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
Z b Il II " Is a L II l 81
Reports OF tho Press Association received En-
clusively By the Whig.
FROM TRANS.MISsISSIFP
FIGHT AT CABIN CREEK-THE EMMY rR-
IEATE0.
CoRsIsAs IN THE YANKEE sERvIoa.

kIRIDIIx.-Oc. "a = Trant.Nis.lsippi jlurnals an
ounce that Gen. Standsatis attacked the enemy a.
Cabin Greek in the 0aoctaW HA.on on the ls.h uli,
sud after fighting several hours defeated the etemy
csrtorng Two hundred and f:ty wagons and one hui"
ired and tvsnty p. iscner,.
The Ysrkse osa in killed and wounded Was Two hur.
irsd. Oirs was very tlish.
Tee yellow ievar Is sill prevailing In Gi,veston ard
Houston.
o'rresponderce between tba commander Of cur
Forces and the enemy en- Br Hand reveals tie fact
that CoriDn has been commissioned - BrgaJitr
General In the Ypkee service, ADD that chsste ia
0o.o.el.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24

October 70, 1854.
Lieut. General U. 8. Grant, City Point,
We have again been favored By gsss. vc.orJ-1
vctory won from disaster BY the g.lsn.ry OF our ,f
oers and men.
The attack on the enemy was made about 8 P. n. By
left bali wheel of the whole line, with division Of
cavalry turning each a,Dk Of ths enemy aud the whole
line advancing.
The enemy, after stubborn resistance, broke and
fed, and we're pushed with vgor.
Toe artillery captured will probably be over Ely
pieces This, OF course includes what were csp:ur,d
from our troops in the early morning.
At least sixteen hundred prisoners have been brought
In; aleo wagons and anbularces in large numbers.
This morning the cavalry made dAAhs Fishers Hill
aud carried it, the enemy having fed during the night
leaving Only small rear guard.
have TO regret the loss OF many valuable officers
killed and wounded among them COL JOS ph rhoiburn,
| ocmmsndipgs division OF General Crooks eomGsLd,
killed; Col. J. Howard KiioAen, commanding bn ate,
wounded; COL 3. g. hGKaizis commanding brigade,
| wounded severely, but would not leave the nsld.
cannot yet give ex.c. details. Many of our men
captured In tho morning have made their escape aid
are coming In.
| army, died this morning.
(Ssned) P. q. sHrRIDAs,
hijor-Genera Commanding.
General Giants appreciation Of the victory at Cedar
p;eek Is exp Nss- d Ia Zoe iol owing desps CHI:
Orr POHf, Oct. 20, lss4-s P. n.
Ror. Il. N Stanton, Secretary Of War.
bad salute of Luldrsd guus from each Of the
armies here fired In horor VI Saer dlLs Las, victory
Turning what had bid fair to be disaster into glorious
victory, stanps Sheridan, What have always the usht
him, one OF the sblsss OF G!nsrtls =.
(5gusd) U.S.. GRiSr,
Lieutenant General.
Tae hedoi Director reports thas s,ven hundred
end seventy eighty wounded have rsacnsd Winchester
IRON the h,d. spa all tho wounded that are abe %
| bear transportation will bs forwarded lmmseisle, TO
| Mar pssurE,
The tsssraph line is nov working 10 Atlantis, but no
laisr reports have bsen fecsivst BY ina DEPARTMENT,
lssnsel Issp u, SfAsfsy.
Bsests Of War,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
FROM KRNTUCKY.

NosIs oos % Nashville p'Fe:o Of the 18th and
ths Louisville Journal of the 18Th have bssn received
at tn Gu nba.
Tasy state that guertl la are cYerunnng Kentucky,
and that Voorhees, as been reelected to Congress In
Indiana, by ten thorssnd maj orits.
Tue rec. of ths news bai already been reported.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24

pssssueriVs ffRs,-Ths extensive GoFsssnen. ss4
son se,,s, Ga LJr srts,, Lynsbha g. we're desuey
" frs lsst night. The loss very heavy be.t e
tho machinery used 10 the works and large quanty
OF lumber Nsre burnt The buildings coverea slntst
an entire qiHs and belonged TO tbs estate Of the late
Alex. L ggat
some Inc housA on tho oppoite side OF The street,
beoagDg TO Ma Saunders, we're injured, but BY great
tIsrhons wero saved irom desh uctIon- pvginiGn Of
Saturday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
DIED.

On SUNDAY afternoon at O'clock, Lieutenant BERNARD L.
wIL50N ofcompsuy Isl gmeat Rsiv. Pores Of vngt-
MIA. aged rs years
His friends aud those his fshfr Geo-rs
son. and The menbJr OF x, who b. In the
respeetuy invited attend his this morning at IL
Lceck ION Leigi greet Baptist Church.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
TEgCOgsTIFUTIOE-sTASA ktSHIs:
RICHMOND WH1G.
uoNDAx MORNING. OoT. IA 1854
EVENING WING.

W. shAn publish, to-day, at O'Clock P. NJ, and
.,ery succeeding day Sundays s1cepsed ss the same
hour. an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
WbiV win contain tie latest BY mail and telegraph
ND 70 the bOur Of going to press editorials, local intel
,issDos A.. BSO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
THk CIT Y,

ISautsr.-An quest vss held on Saturday, on the
eedy OF jas Brooke, the le bay, eight years elt
Who was sho. BY VIM. Bohs nnou, OF the rurses at
Ssabrook's Hospital We have before given The eta
OF tue murder. witness before the Coroner test q.
that the chi was no: than FIVE feet from Botsn
non, when the latter sho. him The jury rendered in
their verdict that The child had come to his death BY
Sun-st OF wcund, ii cad by BobannOn. The murderer
VII be exam ned bSfsrs the Aa,or this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
RIlusoyo Ey,AspxFS. ~ S.D : NO. .

RIlHs0SD EyABPBEN.,N .2.
SR kNlasTs: You arc hereby summoned to
~ aneud N 'eins Of kielnopd Ereanpmeut Nc. A
u 81 kaglI fsmpirs At the MDori,. Han. IN The ~,
at 6e'cl ek "
BY order Of N. EGrand conusn'g
Asss: JANIS FL ipDror. Recorder.
Nahnend, ost "a. =, :, 7sl, 4, ., lss<
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24

Nor PoIsosID.-It will DO recollscted that Amanda,
sxvs o. Diaie OFerton, before the Mayor On FIJI
day, charged with poisoning Elk little girls the chcren
Il Thomas Clarke ana the late vi, hsul'. Tie GILL
iren are ell rapidly Iecoysrisg, and the physicians fsy
shey Wtrs not poisoned At all but made sck BY eating
aquantiy of heavy cake maze BY Amanda and given to
hem for snack. The cake made Of -four, sorghum
aad roda aud the children stf themselves With it to
that degree that they brought vioen. led gesticp.
Arrival OF PSIossPs.-Foureen hundred Yankee
e.lsed men and 81 Hi;ers captured BY Early in Il o
Valley last Wednesday, arrived u the CITY ysserdsy
aad were locked up in the Libby.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
THE VERY LATEST,

At a late h.ur la n eh', We reeesedite Bal,imsre
Amerie an If u afternoon OF the 2ls, tho fclo.ig
extract fem vhieh-ia all tia. We cen lad sp cefc:
WAR DiPAR,Mwr,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
WAsHrso,os, lI40AM. {

M.jor General DIX NV York:
The following despatch received this morning crn-
tainafarher particulars Of the battle Of Cedar Greek
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
xuBsIss a DsHooRArro @

Hon. s 8 Cox was beaten las. Saturday evening ct
Richmond, lad, BY gang If hatcher boys, who were
hunting for rebs oicsr, In whose COMPANY Mr.. Cox
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
Majority against the homo vote

Majority against the home vote 94S
The soldiers vote, FAR officially received and
counsel gives 52f minority in favor o. the Consitu
ton. This leaves Sl9 mpjoiiy Oh The home vote
against the Constitution yet TO bs overcome. To coun.
tefbiance this va have yes hesr officially from the
Oh infantry, the 8 reg msnt OF Potomac Home B /.
gade, the E.sIern Shore regiment, Oolss Cavalry,
sWo bt'alons) the 81 Cavalry, Alexajdsls Bi terry,
and two companies OF the IL b Regiment. Mr.. ng,
Commissioner appointed By the Governor TO bring
in the returns of the Army of the Shenandoah Valley,
hiss notreachtd this city. At very mcdera.o estimate
this vote will reach Eve hundred for the Constitution
OPERATIONS OF GUIEILLAs- aRIAf lxcIFlMIEr IN KIN
TUoKY.
Lou1 WILLIE, Kr o.. Is The New Albany Qud)
Ledger Of this evening publishes A report which t
deems reliable that FRI 900 10 200 guafras un-
der Hnds, who mada raid INTO Indiana lear Leaven-
WORTH last year, have cIncenrled near Bfade burg,
Ky., and portion If tbem had sntered tie town and
robbed the ctz,n OF uge amour! of valuable p;o-
perry.
TIofare paper says tho stesmer j. O Swan on SUI
day mcriing, Will. lying q. SsoSheld on Il Cumbe
land river, ext loded her boiler ard btclms q total
eek: large number OF persons wero killed, incIu
dirg Captain j. Smith, John Elliott and Mr. Ha-ri-
scn pilot NJ. Gr.ves the mate, AID Mr. + r3erson,
pssseng ;. TWod ok hands wsre fouad ard buried on
tn ilaad. Eve psssengersand soldiers arc missing.
CIScIssATI, Oct 1s-Hon. Montgomery B.ar. VITO
was on the train captured by ihsrebes neas Paris
ncky, aud who was SUI )sei TO b. prsJuer arrived
in L-xr 6 CT tl-day.
CAIRo, oit. 10 Grea. e1citeaent prevails in thi,
steion If oouarJ in consequence OF raid il We tern
Kentu,ky by Forros. General Meredith, Commanding
tle district has Is uei proclamation cslltg the
city 10 ulptnd beir bu in rally TO and
drive back the rebel hordee. Forrest Is reported at
Corlnth with cavalry 10 90, aui hsv og expressed
the intention TO Tree Wesern lucky fro the bar dc
OF The cYpressor, and allow the pei PIE 10 VOC as ID
please 10 the coming election.
NuBsIse A DEMOCRATIC o;sGsrssnAN
Hon. s 8 Cox vas beaten las. Saturday evening ct
Richmond, lad, BY gang If hatcher boys, who were
hunting for rebel oicsr, In whose company Mr.. Coz
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24

The battle vas fought on the Fame day ne h) Of the
month that Witnessed General sheridan's victory in
September
Whatforces, and their numbers, were opposed to
General SERBIAN are no. yet reI o.ted to the Dspar
H. but tbs holiness vigor and succesa of tho attack
strongly ndi a.ea hat heavy reinforcement had beer
sent ire Richmond With the expectation of fulfilling
Lon streets boast "to smash up Sheridan" Long0reei
was known to bs in the Valley, AMI bad assumed com,
maud OF the rebel army, Gnd Confident opes of tr
oIe whem disaster 10 tbs Union srlny were boast
herens in washin StOn AID Baltimore
Is gne6) Edwin n. eTANfoS,
Secretary of War