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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02
The seIdisrs' Vote.

The armyvste sent 10 this county, was
counted on fridsy lasi, ard the result APP
peared as follows:
For the Democratic cand:daie--Victof E.
P,olis.-ior Congress, 81 votes: for the ABB
olnlon candidate : Ulysses Mercur = for
Congress, 81; For the Democratic candidate
COT Assembly, Wm H. Jacoby, 70; for Dam
lei Snyder, for Assembly, 81; Samuel Sny-
der, for Sheriff, II; Allen Mann, for Com
missioner. 10; Daniel Snyder, Tor Auditor,
n. Tie majority for tie Abolition candi-
dale on The Congressional yoe is only six.
The soIaiersIrem tbs county we're not pro.
perry furnished with tickets. They will
have tickets for the next election. The sol
disrs want 20 vote for their old commander.
Thy sriH c.H him bsek. They want = man
for President in whom they have eoni-
dsnce. They do not wish to continue a
man in office who has proved himself 20
utterly Incompetent
s0Us PEAcE GomMIsslos Eas, GaASr, SHrR-
MAN AND SHERIDAN H-Such is The fasorae
inscription on Abolition banners. Are not
the Black A5oiitio5isis aware that both
Sherman. AID Sheridan are strong Mcclellan
meng And as for GRAM he TOO would also
announce himself for Mcclellan did he mot
know that LiEcola would remove him if he
did So The. whole. three are al hear, Tor
Mcclellan. and Sherman and Sheridan don'l
care who knows they are for him openly
f. WIZ ht.~L-,...~ ch
Gov. Brown, and you will be convinced
that hs comedies psecisely with Mcclellan
IN his views Of policy. He is for the Union
Jfrsf, snd Is wiling 10 seiiIs HE negro busi-
ners last. This is McClelIan's position. In
The event OF McCleIlan's eIeeiion-which
Ne regard a sure lbine-ir is more Than
probable that sherman viii be made Secrs.
'afy Of War. We. are well satisfied, there
fore, 10 have Grant, Sherman ard Sheridan
selected as our peace commissioners
THzDDEus' Srxvkss. The friend OF Mr.. Lin
eoIn, addressed the Leaguers at Coucer
Hall % Monday evening last. and IN the
course Of his remarks, he Said:
There are rot a few whose tender con-
ecisnces, and evil Judgment, induce hen
70 beIieve that we Busl take as our ~rallyine
cry, nfThe Union a. II was and ihe Constl-
tniion as il ~ 7hD is q most PEI
id<ef lappIaose
Mr. Stevens ID The same gentleman who,
opon another os c2sion. said, sThe Union
a. Il was. and hi Constitution as ii Is, God
forbid i,rs On Monday night be uttered the
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

THE Abolition papers say Eve can have
NO UNIoN AS 1T WAS, +" ont "We shall hare a
more glorious Union an the fIturel"
That is what JEFF. Davis thinks. He
wants 10 destroy the old Union, and change
The Abolition party are trying hard TO break
down the cid Union, but their promise OF "a
more glorious one," is like their promises
10 1860, 1t means more death, blood, cor
rUpiion, aud taxation, 10 end in despolism.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

The NOVEMBER ELEcTIoEs-The whole
numDer of votes i'm the EIec oral College,
mot counting Tennessee or Louslana) is
23l, OF which Il6 are required TO give a
clear majority ard elect a President. Now,
can Gen. Mcclellan secure one hundred
and sixteen voIes2 We think-nay, we are
sure, he can and will.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

According to the Charleston Mercury, the
result of the two last weeks Of rigorous
.bombardment CT Charleston was-one old
negro woman killed. Truly, Lincoln is
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

PETERsoEs' MAGAZINE This valuable and
interesting publication, especially for the
ladies, has made its appearance in our
sanctum for November. There is no cheap.
er magazine published than Pelersons'. 1t
still is sent 10 single, mail subscribers al
50 a year. The fashion plates in this mag
aZine Ito say nothing about the reading
mauer,) are more than worth the price OF
subscription. Send aud get il.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
The GREAT DIURETlC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DIURETlC.
Ard a positive aud Specific Remedy Tor
Diseases of The Bladder. Kidneys, Organic
Weakness. Gravel, Dropsy, and all dis
eases of The Urinary Organs. See adver-
ussment in another Column. Cut it out,
and send for the Medicine al once.
BEwARE OF CoUsTERFEITs.
Oct. u IS64=l mo.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

AR7HUR's MaGAzIsE-We lave received
Arihur's Magazine tor November. 1t is a
highly valuable number. lis liieralurs is
Instructive and euteraining lis fashion
plates and illustrations are fine, numerous,
and varied, and will enable any lady 10 pat
Tern The latest fashions and sly lee with ac-
cufaey and beauty. This is a handsome
and cheap publication The price is only
81 a year. Send for i: if you wish a cheap
magazine.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

Il will thus be seen that If Lincoln car
ries the doubtful Republican, as we'll as the
certain Republican States, be will still tall
far short Of the needed lie voIes.
IL is easily demonstrated that the same
percentage OF increase OF this fall's vote in
Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Ohio, as
compared with last year., will give rs all
the States in November save those indica-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

But The Administrator may put a forci-
BILE stop TO elections in Missouri, Kentucky,
Maryland and Delaware ; so it becomes a
question whether there are not come other
States which will probably vote the Demo
cratic ticket. That there are such will be
seen BY The following list:
STATES WHICH WILL PROBABLY vore FOR NJ
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

DeMocrat, named James Campbell, al
elderly gentleman, of an inofensiye dis,o
snioH, VINO resided in Tenth street, below
Ellsworth, was murdered on Saturday nipbl
He was struck by a brick thrown At m.
process'on, ifom the crowd of rio,ous Adolf
'iopisis in front of The Commonwealth build
ing. He was standing on the south side O
The street. MIR. Campbell was over sixty
years OF age, and of inGrm. health. He
leaves a wife and two daughiers.-Ape.
X RtsELs IN Favor OF LrNco,
have repeatedly published ey.3a
The Richmond press, givipI ~
why the Rebels Preisef The unI,sS s,.'s.
CLELLAs as Preside u onheu STATES
Tn, ,his;. ,..p|96eir feeling will be seen
-, 49, nom The Richmond Erami
10, of,L 18th which we published recently
.,ePublish below. IL will be noticed
al the editor OF The Examiner peDned his
article upon the receipt of news which, if
true, rendered LTScoLs's re-slection certain.
Says that paper
According TO the Yankee papers publish
on the morning alter the election, the
Lincoln party have carried Pennsylvania
by lhirty-6ve thousand maioriiy f; Indiana
by twenty thousand, Ohio by forty thou
sand. Whether this is merely a new tab
made for the good of The army on
The eve OF battle. or a real index OF the
truth are doubtful questions. Ii is difficult
10 believe that the lacis could be ascertain-
ed tn The lew hours between the closing of
The polls, over such vast countries, and The
nj tho nanore Rpt ~. fact ,ro,lI |
be no surprise, in view of The determine
lIon oil the Yankee government 10 carry its
point, even by The uttermost e~xertion of
Iorce and fraud. As The reader knows, it
Is what we believe to be the best possible
result Tor the Southern Confederacy, be-
cause II would diminish the chances of Me-
election ; and we have long been
that such an event Id be The
most dangerous of all things He would
a convention of states and armis-
ice and that proposition The being Presi-
dent OF the United StaIes) would have a
strong tendency 10 ~disorgahIze the South
But an effect yet worse tor US would be that
which his election would exercise on the
North. So long as Lincoln is the man in
there is. and there will be, a strong
parry IN the North opposed 10 him, his gov.
and his system. Bnt the election
Of Mcclellan would heal all their dIssen-
and unite them more completely
han ever in the determination 10 restore
he Union by diplomacy or by arms. The
chances OF peace are exactly the same,
whether Lincoln or Mcclellan is elected.
would desist from assailin9 Us un-
81 satisfied that we will never submit Both
carry on the war as long as they
able. Neither could do il another
but Mcclellan would have much
more n0war IN do an Than TinrnIu
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02
AWARD OF PREMIUMS
OF THE NINTH
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE COLUMBIA COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL, NORTHUMBERLAND nh
CHAEICAL ASSOCIATION,
HELD AT BLOOMSBURY
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
oct. I3, IA and rs, ls6A.

CLASS Ist.-H0RSES.
Best pair draught horses, p. d. Heller, SO %
I'd Z" do do Jos Haymau. s 90
I'd do Mares, John Vance, frs 90
Best pair carriage horses, E M Warden, 8 %
I'd /" do do John Kelchner, 5 90
Best pair of mares A J Weidenssul,e 90
I'd &c do do j Hagenbnch,4 90
Best stallion over 4 years old, s Hughes, s 90
Best stallion between 2 and 4 years old
Wesley. Bowman %
Best single carriage horse,W Hollinshead,4 90
I'd do do j Hagenbuch, 2 co
Best single carriage mare, J Tanoe, jr., 3 90
Best geIding. colt between 2 d 3 years old
Daniel Vanderslice. 4 90
" mare {" q years old
Wesley Bowman. 3 90
{" horse " / 2 years old
c CreyeIing, 3 90
marc " i 2 years old
G Creveling,s go
" horse or mare colt under 10 months
II II Meiick, 3 es
III A--A = a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-04
7ARN8RS.
A BIG wAs Ruxos.

A BIG WAS RUNoR-
Capt. Middleton of his MsjAty ASrlhau Llcco'ns
sloop- Of war s., Mays now lying eli mama, as well
asA r. MIKE, tbs U $. Consul at that point, we're
made the yicums Of uoprdonAbls sell upon the ar
rival of ,bs ast steamer from New York at As in~a-
Auxiously looking for news tbey found perfect
fest of it in the following Curious desPA'ch which VAS
t.legrs pied from A,piaNa Mr.. Luikey, the opr'
tor 81 PAnsml:
Ospital removed to Montgomery Sm to- Peters tuTg ;
Lee. Richmond; Bdler, Fort D ring; 99Auregard not
ound; gold y cents dOTn-big tang. LJPcaburg
bad Oh P. III sIes N up
Foe Cons rapidly circulated il snopg his friends
Whiio Capt. Middleton lost no Tina in Communicating
1.-The glorors news" to the Off Of the s.. htrys
Who in tuin for arded it to a the Britsh vessels in
the barboT. The Consul the next day, upon finding
that hs had bssn cruelty vic in d, pabl,ahed card
deaouheipg the perpetrators f The hoax.
YAKsE oPIsIoE OF THIIs GSEAr :xMGEDER
Ii is bad enough in all consoeOce, that Gisut, who,
&c not Napoleon, is eat at busroWing, and knows
bss,er than the great Corscaa did when @ jdlep is
strong eDough-shopld be the unfortunate victim OF
Benefits triekI Nos, Bennett resides in Nsw Yok
civ, where many people GIe ssid b. tinctured With
dillcyaty to Abraham Lincoln and his glorious Unon,
pu meg, Amiriiab Sleeks and strong minded school
marms, should raise it's Purtanic Socs egsntst him,
and FOR what Simply because he hasnt taken Pocshoo-
tas or Manchester, ell owing, every sensible YAakee
oogbt 10 know, 10 il4ulk and the mush o6stnacy OF
| Robert Lee.
Shame, thea, that tbs Safe, less. of all Others,
should hold IN up to the world as having sscrleced
human lie hat means deluded Germans and liish,
with slight sprinkliDg of Blue Devils aad nesroes)
with reckless prOdigsity unparalleled even in NSPO-
leoa'. wars Bat, ala it 10 too true aud they say
even verse than this For example, the EIrtford Tunes,
ahich LET'S not day pass without out Herodns" i!s
contemporary traducers OF Ulysses in the intensity and
venom OF ivs abuse, in recent issue says;
What indeei can % sad OF a cswpi2n Of two month";,
| VII o. whue iG has gainsd for aovaItsge, has
sacfhced so 600 men, Of whom fearful prop iron are
| saing Toe at mot 10 c aolish Tor him claim 10
yea, raship is an o!e and utterly empty tbs tale OF
ais cue .esses, or his speedy capture o! ehmond.-
Leaving Washington aud the greai railways unpins to
Is entirely txp14ed and siOwi.g 10 military sk IL o.
prudence bus merely ordering brave men TO dash on.
tue lS aga,uss mplegnaoi offences aud tsoSniiR
batteries General Gran telsgrapts thsali is veil
are the fools ali dead, or thcse none but fools
living 10 So a low down gigspsic humbugs? HAYS tie
people st their scusesY Are they 6hLd. that they
cannot ees mountain i. rises up grim auo troH n
ing before them, Win gs unng rocks dAshnS II theiE
skulls Sc they ~ madly on
BIZ way of 6ais5 it calls abraham Lincoln al
manner OF hard uaues. The Times ought not to do
so. Such conduct is undignifod and highly repre-
hensible.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-04


sIealtsaSSusiy viIk thu YANKEES fsssE GdsFsen, Shs
at Illustrated tbs ae that 30 large Sn extent Of country
cur own having comparatively no inner lines OF 10
fences shdEnh population, could % easily
1ysErm b. csvalry il cling great jlry on the people,
Who after having pshsd their work OF destruction
and devastation, might enter safely into their own hnes'
before the fist preparations for their punishment could
be well tscted Ca one &C sscn especially did Stone
man prove this; and the' Yankees Sqe 60 jab-
liant over his euccess that they found il necessay to
iran him TO new field Of operation, in the uusttled
districts of Georgia, which were thought % offer him
lpdueeucnis fer renewed zal 10 his own peculiar
system of warfare To u'e CHEFS players smilc, this
raid OF stopemaD'S was the gambit which Sher-
man laid Gu, Cor Had; aud the ETY. manifested
BY the Herald Of the so b, having 10 tidrss fItm
slouemsn as he was expected TO cut the Neon ard
O, laubus Rlilrcad, be only means Of e'cape to the
rebel army at Atlanta" goes TO show the importance Of
ne strategy. We appreh nd thiais g'm' which can
BE- played both ways. and shamn N ght yet be startl
By an omiroui "fring in his lear and what WI be
MS "msAns Of sscspe" wlsaye to the future to TIL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-04
No R,tlIsa in Georpia.

Tho ue=s from the Army 10 G orsia is cheering, and
of the Fseatest Interest. Toe ma eSres on the Is
by tbs OppOug forces indicate some important move
ment to Which the dgbt OF Fhursdiy is but the pre-
lads We have TO dOuS; thss important operations
are in proaress, which will evSnuate in general en-
geTusat Ct unprecedented fGy. Thus iATWs have
heard bot TIE mu,terngs Of me stOFG may days viii
not Rave clipped ere tbs sto n itself viii surst viii
tsiliels uFy ever TIE meDsced s'eion. -..- -
Past cpe'atiOps ard these IN setu,l progress SiLl
srssto osaats the true sbarASterO Of the aptitude OF
the ysu0s leader towsont fate Of tee esOEsisn Ar
my has been eOo6led 1te confidence WEIGH he coun-
y 50 spontsneoDsy extended to hin, iu5gigS from re-
cent ceBts, does Let seem 10 haze been misplaced CT
100 proupG Not the lsas important fsstuEe Of hs Pc
cular strategy Is the overwhelming defeat and capture
Of slonsman and he raiders. TO1 much stress cannot
DO laid upon tbs importance Of shis dssas OAsps',
of all others, was The Lieutenant Of Sherman most
likely to give Us trouble and esnse rs annoJancs. ds
Is the 6rst among the maTSpders Of The Yankee
hosts, who attempted 70 illustrate that whilsi
The Yankee "a not born .housmsn, military discipline
Al iudomiabIs VIII and energy and The lash Of the TAX
master, would finally make Of him, II mot dap-
EsEuus, ~ Isaat en- enjoying OPpOnent he q W'a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-04
az AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF

rHr CONFEDERATE sTATEa The Directors the Young
MEMS Christian Aaociaton Of Richmond respectf1y puA
The oonfderate States appeal behalf OF the sodisrs fz
les the OF the war hcnmona
- been those who have been driven ron tne
By ruthless snenles Ihcasanas OF
bu rom Of the Oonfederacy nave soutnt
avian In tids On citizens have been sppeaea n1
Der ess instances relieve the Eck and wounded SOLDIERS
ash shoes clothing Tor soldiers In the ned ana nospA ~
afford Liter for their suffering ame ana nooV
have hey In tie great majority OF Instances responesa s
appeal . a. - :, az. 49,. a.. "A "a.
tuce AID difficulties Of obtaining others bY ne,
% numerous great that the funds contributed ior ne
J, The poor accomplish but little IN purchasing we
IN written report from Clothing Bureau appears ma
thee An three thousand females In hn CITY VINO es
seeking from the Government In yan ana tnAt nol
Tor their wort Will enable these poo women 70 procure
acency the planet fooG for themselves sna
Shout assistance from the city and country
aaDy of actual starvation mus, have ocenee. VI
Cty coua has made liberal appropriations for NE Pur
supplies both Tor gratuouS dnbruon and of ssls
a. cost but e employed for The purpose have not been
lbe 20 proecre the quantity Of provisions rsqafed
Under these circumstances we feel that our day
peal 70 cur oaci throughout the uonieaeree oes
rEsrd without delay, eo1tibadona Of money and snpPh
hs Army Committee Of t AsEoctsen since me
.y Tor The te or spiritual welfare OF oar sodlen sna
br fari a. OF our glorious caose Lo
oa oioiers nos be ouragd now upon the eve OF car %
gees. and, We unsi our lea. sna ncst ssyio
tjr want OF TIC generous sympathy eno soPP"t' VI s
shpISsnts made 10 Roger Martin, Superintendent or Wm p
1uuicrd, Chairman OF the Army conattee wn % pIong
,ened TO- Aud In aecordsncs with special agreement mAas
h the Superintendent Of tbs Southern Express ooPsns ~
srpress charges win be paid by them Of Richmond
0onth1uonsof money should also DC sSnt 70
~ = s a. n,, requested 70 copy. apsl-v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-04

Lit Of Cassaliis, IN he sh L9''iaNa Regiment, at
he Battis Of AyROcasy, Did, jay sh 1854 -CdPs
Lyais Pra5Ju, Commanding:
+ ia and s.,E-Ktl-d none WSunSed-AetiDg
ssrSeaBt II joE uysse, badly Fighs bIeaht; Dol
Conpsa, B-KTad-Pitaies On Ilie White Alan
Rb.Tle. WOu ,nsd, none.
COMPANY C-K Led none. Woundsd-W Bouereauz,
Y Castil tBeuss I'D y L,bSe, Ls6la c, lsIe;d
IA hjCh uortall7 > D L-Blaae, J Taooia, (aeek
ssTsIel, , G.eg, TcOsclsr (-ght thigO A
AreeaesTr u. wounded a; BATkefs Fry il knee, not
ds1g.rcu (tros died)
OSupany p = K lsd. toae. T0uodsd-J Ward, iosi
EiEot leg A. Hare s Ferry
CouptDy Elk led, none. Wc1rded-Oeo Ahsr,
ODDLY bip y ScrSs smith, Psi7s Is u Andrevs.
: Fsntsn.t (siJ sra an9 sids . d aerert Taylor,
: r6aor AZ, / an s.rad)
Copp,17 G-K lsd=B 4 Bel WCu1dsS-LisU'
: saa In, slightly I lhOuld4E; s1s, \ B moan. d
Mostgo nery,- {OadlJ ia grom , Us Hatoninss Jth
4 snpsou, q > H,stl Q d BAfu1t. .
.JsmUany Il x He'd, noLo.. Wounded Sin PeIk as,
fsruunsr) IN night : est; T SasrsRsu, Qista ann
il,rp.nJ I-Krl ID uilburn. Woulded r0ne.
Company K Killed, none. Wouneed D Sampagne,
Foiai-KLod-A; v 9undsdG7i--sl. EUGOeEin th'
fza.-SA
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AIR OIxr.

FAEsca LIssOxa-M,. Pc Laresche, a gentleman
from New Orsans whom know 10 possess all the re
qasite qualifications OF good and iuccessfl teacher,
advcrlises this evening that he will give lessons In
Frerch. at domcil. during the aftsraoon. Eve take
special pleasure in recommending Mr. Larescbeto tie
public as in ad iton to hia alb hdes and snPsrnr tai
ena, we can speak of him as a patroi, aud as OF e
whose urA nohng devotion To the cause. eapnendH bin
to the earnest consideration Of our com Duaiy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-04
HIeHr.r Roasnr.-A gentlensn arrived Eere Iss.

HreHwar RcBsnr-A gentleman arrived tere lss'
night BY one Of the railroad irars End ftsred to walk
GU, to Mr. A. Holidays reGdsnce, near Camp Lee.
Wien about the western erd Of Iroed street, be was
set upon BY gang Of ruff .ns, knocked down and
besten until his sssssnis believed Tim dead, sbd then
robbed him Of $40 600 After the rtbbets had left
hu, the gentleman recovered his consciousness, and
With great din 'ulsy, reached NJ ,llda,'s house.
She police are upon he track Of the robbers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-04

kssp up With # must inevitably bs escshsd. He wss
aStonlsbed and unable to understand how mau could
fake Mr. AbePs position and emphatic Ia bis assertion
tibet slavery dead and in his advice that hose Who
we're no. ling 10 recognizes the fact should resign
sfdc'al Offices.
Thorpe then rjSned IN defence Of hs position claim
ing tbas be was as puchs Of Louisiana % Of
New York, as he live in ~ Orleans 27 years asOst
which time the bee,huater remembers tiere wero no
honse' on Canal street Shade of judah Touro do you
not tTemhli ia tho grave at the calumnyl
The man who had the q1estion.ble honor Of Import
rg the frat batch Of Yankee echosl books used In the
public fcbo,lI OF Nsr Orleans, supported .hLs acton
81 fellows: --.
Gov. Hahn deserved nu,h horror for the ecurso be
had pm su d ss he hal suUrk blow wnich SCtiI b.
felt tnroughous all the other Safes in due time and no
sol;ier upon the battle field had bali BIS orslc courage
l. was much TO bs feared that some In tho Co1ren.
lion we're not sincere in regard 10 emancipation men
Who thought tha' the ja5icary would uphold slavery
no, Withstandng Tie emancipation ord nsnot ard maze
it dead letter. II in DAVID ware 70 re;urn hs would
respect those who had made bold stand fer hr-lsu
liberty bu. az for the trucking hallway men, W,u
hsug lhen bscs he eou 20. t;ust Them. lA?paG-e
Pbis resolution would fad ouf ihas men, AMI the ysss
d nays should be t6ksn 30 that any who sisn'o
the constitution might be p1t record a. TO aeno
IN this mattsr.'
Resolution adopted -ayes So. maya 20. tGfess sP
pAuA)
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-04
ADDITIONAL ACC UNITS OF THE OF THE RocKDRDGE
ARTILKSY.

ADDITIONAL ACC UNITS OF THE OF THE RocKDRDGE
ARTILKsY.
The Herald pubshes among its batch OF kilograms,
the folio wing additional particulars Of the fight at New.
market road:
Ga locking the griuad over after the arrival OF bis
troops N. Hancock was Of the opnOn that the cap
ure OF one or more OF these rebel batteries by assault
ives practicable, and dispositions were made accordingly.
Tne boys stasttd in VITA y but we're met vi =
mo.e obstinate aud murdeous ress auce than Was *
pected. Accord ng TO tue account OF one informant,
orr lioo a. lima thrown into great confusion
but their Lvircibo discipline and proves Iose su eior
20 Ill obstIuclions DIS dVauieees and, ra!rg sgain
70 the charge, they rcd he works irnmptany at er
a second s6orG but sharp contest The iruis o! this
gallant &C evtment were rebS cylors, few Pri-
sone four 20 pound PArrot guls aud the possess on
of the euemy's-advafc5 ground and oFeastwprBs.
The Ere was heavy 6n both sidea for an hour or
two and the strife determined and hot yet tho lJsses
on our part ale reported inc 6Sant. am unabls 10
give auy detailed Information ths rning a. none has
oeen received here. 1 hope your coIresP0ndenls Oh
the ground VII send these By 10 days bpas. .
No general oGicer5 were eitLer killed or wounded
that could hsar Of, aod but lev ia the regiment or
lge.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-04

sssr TO cHsrkssfLD. The Gaze Of the nrg,o boy.
Ro L,uey, chAreei si,h. s.ealng 81 SIC rem X &D.
R. R. Co, AID Villain, save, charged win r.c.lVrg
tn, same, vas sles lmn ton, sent to obes'efsd
jastico seahe pc Tie iscs Gicitd during theeK'
animation acre jas: ihtso stated BY US yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-04

FRoK PRINCE WLLLEAN AND FAIRFAX
I. tbs Nsv Yoik Herald Is Is StAisd that durr the
,,., week large num6sE Ct the etzsns Of Prince
yiIuD and F,irf.x owing to N scaF6Ty Of Prcvsi5is
n o,e e,u,,iss have been forced so 20 Alexandria
tome uasplss ths Ftdsral su.hOrtles have inssF
ietsd an 5.mmunleaiion bstF en- these e0uaHeS aDo
AlEindrs, and the prevailing scarcely has To- oaea
non T. g.