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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-21
NORTH CENTRAL RAILWAY.


Ntmmer Tine Table.
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO ana from the Nor,b an,
West branes II the susquehanna Elnira, and ali o
NoRhsrn NeW York. ' 'N az VI
IN and after Monday, April Goth 1861, the p,.sen.
" rLRins Of the North Central Railway viii ,pvs ~
and depart from sunbury, Harrisburg, aHd Baitimors
as follows. viz: ''Hio's
soUTHW WARD
Mail Train leaves Sunhury daily Ieresa.
:, ,..v.. Sunuay 1910 a. m
arrives At baltimore, saS ="
Express Train leaves sunbury daily fsIespt
sunday) IIO,,
leaves Harrisburg (sreept - ="
Monday sOo. -
arrives At Baltimore daily fer. ~" a. m
Hsrrisburg Aeeommoda,i6n iasyes ij.ui,. 0'i' "
burg. a,o ,
MORT WARD
Mail Train leaves Baltimore daiIv Tr..an,
=. sundsy) ply. m
leaves Harrisburg IL m'
- arrives AT 5unbuTy, ans ~ ~
knpress Trains Baltimore daily, oTs :,
arrives at Harrisburg, iaS. -
leaves HaIisburg(eIeept Monday 500
arrives at SunbuTy, IA a,
forturtheT information apply az the OF ce
Essrsssur, Avg g. ils s'H
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'To WOUNDED soLDIERs,-ALL SOLDIERS who
i have been discharged by reason by WOUNDS RE
CElVED IN ANY BATTLE. and who have not recei
we'd the one HUNDRED DOLLARS OUNTY, can
receive the same at once by applying either in
person or by letter, at HE MILITARY AND NAVAL
AGENCY, No. 427 Walnut Street Philad.
JOstPHE l. DEWITT & co.
DRIZE MoNEY.-A full lit Of ALL PAYhBLETO
i DATE can be seen at the offices. These and all
other claims against the Government promptly col.
lec'cd.
hny 81, 1854
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STARTLING BUT ThUE.-The Volun-
teers are braving the dangers of Fever,
Scurvy, Wounds and Cholera. Many a
gallant fellow will leave his home to bleach
who, by the aid Of "Holloway's Pills and
Ointment" would have returned to his
family strong and healthy. Soldiers, try
them Only 80 cts per box or pot,
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Public Sale
% f.

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.
THE undersigned, Agent for Mrs lydia Vanish.
l. will offer at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY The 4th day of June.
A Dwelling House and two valuable
Lots Of Ground stuat on Main streetin Eas. Blooms
burg (near Mekeiyys Furnace Said dwelling 10 dou.
bic house partly si each LOT. The property
accommodation Of one family. IL will be sold sspa.
rsisly or togsther as may best suit the purchaser
There is an excellent Well Of water on suid prem
Fruit.
20 Sale to open at o'clock, r. N, on said day when
by JACOB WAgICH
Heanssurg. Msy, stlsaS .'.-,.
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Yes, Doctor, there is another machine
here.that is unreliable and q grsa. "hmm.
bug" And that is your Machine.
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. IMgQKEANT
TO ALL
IN V A l. I'D S.
IRON IN THE BLOOD.


is well knowH TO the medical profss ion that IRON
IS the Vital Principle or Life Element Of the bood-
This is derived chiefly from the food we eat but If The
food is not properly dge auy cause what
ever the necessary quantity of iron i, MT taken ma
the circulation, or becomes reduced the whole system
suffers The bad blood will irrtae the heart, will
clog up the lungs, will Obsruct tile liver ana w send
its disease rOuucing elements TO all parts Of the avs,
TEN, andevery one will suffer Whatever organ may
be predisposed to disease
The great value uI
IRON As A MEDICINE
y well known aud acknowledged by all medical men
The difficulty has been to obtain such preparai.n
as w enter the circulation and assintate al once
~lh ths Blood. This point, says Dr. Hayes Masssch.
usrts state Chemst, has been attained il the peIyi
all syrup, by eomlpnaton IN way before unknown
THE PERUVIAN syhIP
is Protected solution of the rrotoxide Of Iron New
Discovery in Medicine that Strikes at the Root az Dis
Sase by supplying the blood with its Vital Principle or
THE PERUVIAN sgRgP
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dropsy F.ye, and
Ague' Loss OF Energy, Low Spirits.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Infuses srengthvgor aud new life into the
builds up an Iron Consultation
THE PERUYL4N SYRUP
Cures Chronic DisrrnGa, scrofla Bois scuryy, Los,
or Constitutional Vigor.
THE IERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints. and ,u
disea'es"f the Kidneys and Bladder.
THE PERI UIIAN syrup
Is a specific for all diseases originating in had
OF ,he bloon, or accompanied BY Debility or ow star
OF the System.
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures and recon-.
mendalohs from some OF the most eminent PhysIcans
Ne seiect rev ot the names to show the character
JOHN WILLIAMS, ESQ,
of he Mel
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%The news by telegraph here has got
10 be considerable Of humbug-itis not
reliable. e.-Sn,m Machine.
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A NY WIDOW, W,orPARENT, or ORPHAN, or BROTH,
n Err or SISTER Of any SOLDIER, SAILOR or MA,
RINE. KILLED. or who ias DIED, in the service Of
the United States who desires NINETY Sin DOL.
LARS (syG) wear PENSION, from ONE HU SDWED
TO ELEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY.Fivt Dol.
LARS ulD5,) CASH lOUNTY, and al the arrears of
pay due him, should call at once or write 10 JOsEPH
L. DEWITT CO., M I27 WALNUT ST., THE MIL
I1ARY & NAVAL AGE >CY PHiI.A'D.
Also, State Pay, County, CITY, Ward or other bounty
&c, IL there is any due, Apply either in person BY
letter.
NAV 81, 1864,
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SCHOLARSHIPS FOa s1AG.

Pi,tsbergh Commercial College. g.
Binghampiip "
CrittrnlCu's FhiladolbL!r. 1'.'-
Stratton, bryant i Co. " -
These Scrps, are IN aiHnunis Of Is and $50 ua q
$3.50 much cash, blythe toident on eDtIinE other Ut
;bove colleges. Young uen desiring toubta.n duis
ID collegiate Education, will here lind gota syecu,
tion by applyiug at the Office Oftbc
May /. is6i. COLLIN DEMf,a2 Az
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s@- Browns Bronchial Troches, for
Coughs, Colds, and Irritated Throa,s are
offered with the fullest confidence in their
efficacy. Thoy have been thoroughly tes.
ted, aud maintain the good reputation they
have justly acquired. As there are imi.
tations, be cure to obtain the genuine.
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Another Veteran of the 28th
. 81 GOne..v

Mrs J. NJ. Armstrong of this villa &c re.
oeived despatch yesterday from Bal,i.
more, announcing the death Of her hus.
band, which took place ut the hospital in
that city, on Sunday last. Mr.. ARM
strong was a mt mber Of the 2sth Regi.
mcnt N. Y. s. V. and went away with
that gallant band, when they first marched
10 the call Of their country. lie was with
them In all their marches and battle. He
was wounded 10 both legs, a. the bloody
battle Of Cedar Mountain, aud was dis
charged from service and sent home. Last
fall be re.enlisted, and after spending
some time at Elmira, was sent forward. -
He died Of Rheumatism and Eyresipelas
in the hospital cn Sunday st. He was
thirty. six years Of age.
Loport (N W Exchange.
Mr.. Jacob M. Arn,,trong, named in the
above notice, was formerly citizen o.
Bloomsbury. His remains were inferred
on Thursday Of last week, with the Hon
ors of War, in the Bloom.burg Rosemon
Cemetery. Peace TO his names.
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AUC1'EONEE'Ee.

AUCTEUN r. E'EC.
THE undersigned Informs lis friends
\ and f'low.tiiEans throughout this and th1 I'd.
oiuy eounissthzt h; il regularly licensed aurti ,
undst the uuited States Laws, aud is prcpEied +. s
al
AUCTION SALES,
Having had several years experience in the tuinsss
he attrrs himself that he will be abis to give SAT-;
faction to all who employ him.
JACOB sHEl.HAET
pan~ilio, Jan, 20 1854 Coopcr tTp,
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
The FIro in Eastpurs.

EA,froRT, Ne, Oct. "a. Is6t
Tho are burned from Panes to whceler's store, on
Water street, every store excepting or eight The
steamship wharf .is unujured. The following are the
names OF tho losers by the drew u. Buchanan, Charles
Jackson, Bradish RUSSELL j. D. Stevens, stephen sher
ago, Jonas Gleason, NJ. l. bowman T. Iesvii Thomas
Barein, George Campbell. G.. ,. g Rios, Patterson
N ~ Hutt, q. w. Sabne. \. u Steid. Msthews, DAVIS
sendco, Mrs Wit kster, C. Curry FISHER hiken, N.
Hathewsy, Huxley 4 o., q. wads~orth John sbiels
II. u 0dell, q. J. Peavey, p. HonshoD. r. Move, v.
Move, Jr. John Lyon, W. W, Chapman. j. y. Brown,
= Hnrlbart. Samuel stevens, peaoddy snd Cummings,
y. H. Mcisrren, John Bueh,nan. Mceutk, ~ VI, Turtle,
Clark snd Webster, Warren 6iini,n, u. Andrews, ".
rke Simon stevens, Daniel ferkius, II. Hsiue, Wsds
worth D. Richie q. Suckuev, john Kinney, Mulloncy,
J. McGurck, Suez Comstuck. Rrodbury French, u, 4.
Pierce, Thomas whutsmore, n. 0leason, Y. Mupsou
aad ID. Finn. BixkS I've busdiass we're destroyed
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
shooting ARRAY mt the FAITH Avenue
Il

ENCOUNTER BETWEEN TWO BRoruEas-;S-LAw-
PISTOLS FREELY UsED--A POLITICAL oUARRsL--
rnE PAETiEs LcDGss IN rue TWENTY NINTH Pas.
ClscY Station ROUSE
last evening, bstwesn seven and eight O'Clock con-
siderable excitement was created ontside the Fifth
Avenue Hotel by au encounter between two parties in
which pistols we're freely used. The aaair was quite
srdder and unexpected, prev ons quarrel nsvng os
topsibiy occurred between tie lead 10 The idea
that desperate free night would como OF to enliven
things generally in that quarter OF the city.
Tho names OF the bcligerenss Jane, l. Phelps
ard VIM s. Class, brothers -in.law and Kent okans.
The former party fret assaed. lie is stopping
temporai In The city, putting up st the run avenue
Hotel re had Jos ieft the hotel. having two ladies'
vtb him WHOM he wns LOADING TO carriage intending
visi, ns toe theatres, wnen he was msaied by
Mr., CIass wit retts heavy waxirE stick, wh'ch no
latter brnxe N th-es pieces upon hs head. rheSs
the gt moment n 10 who his as-ninut
~se, ireN revolver o. en- two or three times 10
,apd scessioa ont ucFily without eject upon GInss,
auI ttn,. trtun telv s, without hin,ug anv of NO
crowd tnGt bad now assembled around snrm Glass tasn
Grew, snsl neriessr s,s'G. ,ls,'s'o bar 2,
out effect; the crowd c'sarlng rrht aud iss
tsf0ro .ls rsrSess piSio due. Phelps then threw
ms revolver with great force at Glass, bit th9 latter
turped .sdh thus agoi4ng tae intended bow. bur,
a.,rtly ssiz i, turued Is an, e. lhelps. who noS
rgs pursued ty bis determined opeSrent Here tho
alter brought to ccse by he seizure Of nlass,
'eaet ~ the rweHty ninth precinct entering t1c
store - ~ uees snd Wrestling be sevriver from I'm
Just ne Ols htfgco u ~ begsthc shot. however,
iike tle other MISSING toc marx. shs irNuty lfpto
h2llsts u rtthCr surprising, rs both arc Ken
tackDs. and used y carrying uretrms evidenced oy
trs fat thr helie, though not ste thonghts ~
tgrtfor b. was going 20 tho heste AZ tbe rne.-Nas
armed Nih loaded revolver, the other also m'a WIN
a ready BERN -
Both the men taken ~ the twenty uintn trecncs
station house. Phelps brael haaly aff pee1irk F'tn
cuts on tie read inflicted by Gisss stes, "blcn. "a
ths opening OF the enKageuent he n-e3 ql1e itety ~
eleeiivcy lnaclng Ia rriss thet eq reg 20 urpen ~
care q nr Ranuoy 70 sttetd 20 B,e ~ s ~ ~
ifg he attention 4 sergssDt psti rho ,is INC.
viii q, them ~ meet ssaia t the dsters.H Ms'se. toso
J1sff sb.r, ~ nrrtuye matters - oest MY San iuo
exnl n.t,on egsn ~ the Uar = tbst VT. olass, VINO
~ sore tire ago lodged ~ fort iAiaye,'e suSpeciea
~ hrc,her tu ias Phelps hging " henneky WIN htv
~ ~ ,Ss,.s5 him 10 lhs government and st eventn4
ia sta grs tne his release int he han tie pea
80 - t,eolipg with his trend amt re'ave, thsis he
:, - NJ 20 clearing ir1agpary scorss With him NJ.
ss lvss u 2tl Fh avenue, dong business down to~a
=. ,nharc1 importer.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

heavily laden with oommseary stores also all OF the uten
ss with whkh he as rebuilding lhe railroad tore the
railroad fov six miles and hrossh oil seventy prisoners
party OF eighteen men q ths Second Ohio cavalry,
while bearing despAteh fren General Galop 10 General
Sheridan, 90 tAs oth - October, attacked
by four OF h0sbys DSs (SNheut officers ordersJ.
After firing few Scauds twelve Of The party
including the officer IN command With despatch Of great
lmnortance. The balance OF tho party dsnounted and
took 10 tho mountains the horses all taken, and no
doubt tho ander OF tho party captured IS the
unring Captain Mounuoy arrived after wha small
party and pursued them.
Allow mention an instance OF personal bra
very j. II. Campbell, OF Amhert county, ya for merly
captain ~ Battery No. fret discovered tho party, and
alone, charged them and brought on prisoner.
From the let OF January TO the Isl OF October, BY
minute calculation, Nosby had killed and captured sixty
nine Yankees for every man he had lost.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
Details of tho Al la Goo n "A AHnir->Frenc h,a
Repuise by General Corse.

Correspondence Montgomery Maui
Rome not captured, but merely occupied after tho
enemy had retired.
The Allatoona affair transpired the 4,h II con-
Quoted by General French The division OF that officer,
forming tho left wing OF Siewarps corps and placed
fsrlhsst north In the advance upon the railroad was
ordered forward tour OF observation. ON reaching
thu vicinity OF Aatoona ntrenchmens were discovered
carried with such that tho Reconnaissance
continued Al every point o defence tho resistance was
light aud Iepgn troops reached the depot with
comparatively small loss. Here council OF was
held. IL decided to attack the hills, which rise about
half mile boyord and which the enemy supposed
10 have fortified himself In the assault which foo we'd
casualties more numerous than he orc and we
we're forced 10 retire. N was nearly night, aud
ihore being no rsniorcenenis at nend, the limos
contracted to the lett of the corps.
ln this reconnaissance force lost only one hun
dred and forts niue mon The galarry of troops
highly commended by General lioo6. The report of a
second attack and capture Of the works BY the entire
corps combined mistske 0f tho press agent Vt Nss
man, who relied uron unounded and exaggerated runlurs
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
GSDeTaS Sherman and the Preside ntiaI
Etrcukon.
70 rHR EDITOR or TRE HERALD.
No. II W,sr ~ssrIEru srRaxr, I


70 rHE EDITOR or TIRE HERALD.
No. II Wssr IwsSriETu srRaxr,
KEw YORK, Oct. "a, 1864
Having noticed IN tho HERALD Of the Goth OF September
INST ,ho snbloned paragraph transmitted to General
sherman, with the rsfnark"I feel that expression
Of opinion by you contradictory OF the enclosed
nent m form avoiding everything personal, would DO
o. Importance give You his reply marked with sli
the elevation OF his noble character. You win he so
Kind a. ~ make public JOHN G. HAMILTON
But we have heard statement relative 10 private letter
from General Sherman containing the following words
words to the ehcct"I believe that ninety nine Of
every hundred ders this srmythe leureled army
of ANs2a-"woud vote for General Mcclellan, whether
with or without consent Dutf influence suaico
to make the hundretb cast his vote the u
Shall not be wanting ThiH report give known
70 as 70 bs prevalent In circles but without vouchDg
for its accuracy.
HRApoUA ARrEns, MILITARY DIVISION or rHg MIsaisaPiI,
In rHE EsiD, KINGSTON, Ca Oct III, 1854.
Ma DEAR SIR--Tbere is not word OF truth 10 the
per agraph you sent me cut the Nsw YoRs HERALD
Of September 20 never tDonght, said or wroie that
Mcclellan would get NINETY out Of every hunared
voos IN this army am ignorant OF the political bias
OF tho OF this army you at dittlnce OF .
thousand miles, and would as soon think OF tamperng
with soldiers religion as with his preference Tor men,
have not and shall not attempt 20 influence voe In
che coming struggle. believe Mr. Lincoln bas done the
best no could. With respect, &C, W. I. SHERMAN.
jOHv G. HyhnroN. Fsq
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
Tne sloc.nde Runners.
TIE BLoCGADs RUNNERS AZ HAT FAX.

TIE BLoCKADs RUNNERS Al Hat. Fa1.
HMPAx, Oct. 81. ts64
Tho stea blockade runner, Colonel Lamb sal,ed on
Monday.
yao Piaunigln started ysstsrdsy, bat put back aud
VIII sail to-day.
The Ch ulotlc lni OH Dominion still iu port.
CAPTURE THE BLOCKADE RUNNER aANDo.
wAsHNeros, Oct, "a, 1894.
Admiral Porter communicates ~ the Navy De2a tmens
the capture OF the steamer Nanoo bocSade runner os
six hundred tons Ser cargo c'ns'sted OF i've hundred
and aty bales cotton Toe capture .de by tho
United States steamer Fort Jacsscn.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
The Hue and C.y For 9Iore Men-Yne
Ml.n,n nag n mt ofthe Retel r. estne mt.

NTVFW wv NVHEG7lTINFy HNNVFN
We confess IT, no lite ds. 1t the hue snd cry wbch
IS rarod after every disster Tor cur re-
verses IN nnst Instances attributable 10 want %
numbers, on the coutlrucd sacriBces tno peogc Ne
called uron 10 might b, bcrro With cUmpc-
sure, tut when every day becomes more ooSious
tnat they the victims 81 stert msnapag amci
We can only look with wonder sgi admiration - tns
patriotism " couDt,y which oaterdure such 'mpos'
lion without pnbcly rsmo0st aing with atm 10 WHOM
they have entrusted the chte direction Of anshs
We not among those. wbo, IN 70" lAnb"'sSS
observe only tho spots tut WHOM tbat SUI -
cbscurcd by cloud and rain and sormi w w s nus'
no pardcned N we do pet appreciate the s&c
steness VI the luatrarion Mr. DAYS. cetatFw psdees
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
As,ga f.om SIAN rrano,sco.

SAN FRANCISCO Co., q, 1904
ins demand for money "a tight Business has I'm
proved. Mining stocks srs better.
The political feeling oos~scn ,bs s~o parties IN the
state " lUtense
whasr nss arrived from Tue Arctic regions, oringps
smvcn hundred and 8fty barrels o. OH
sailed steamships Slcransnto, Bradbury, Tor Paoaus,
With S7yo 900 IN treasure Eosis d. Aod sS'o.0oo 'eS
New York
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
The Navy.


THE STEAM rKI0ATK BRooKLYT.
rhe following Is list OF officers attached 70 the Unhed
States steamer Brooklyn, "a guns
CaJt1n-James Alden.
Ltey!en0nt and Executive O6icr--1homa l. swAnn.
Acting Mastev--Robert Barstow.
.Suyycon-George Maulsby.
Issistant Suroeen--H. Stanley Pitkin,
Pdsmdosr-giibert r. Thornton.
Captain of Marina-G Porter Houston,
Acting Ensi0ns--D r. Cassel, c. Il Pendletos, @ d.
sigsbee, C. II. Lnte1eId.
M inssrs-chiei Mortimer Kellogg; Second Assist
ants VIM. H. q. West, Thomas Lynch George E. Tow or,
Robert u. Gbcrson Third Assistant, joel A. Buliard
Acting Third Assistants, II X Arthur, Johu Mathews.
Sdiirdksr--naniel c. Brayton.
BoTtsUdia-R Robert Mcdonald
Acting 6unnsr--John Qnevsdo
Carysnter-Rohert g. Thomas
POymoster's Cterk-Ahred ". Baker.
Cdpto,n's Ccrk--J. l. Psrkman.
6cti q Masters Mdies-John Williams Thomss 3tas-
field, r. II. Taylor.
Pdyndster's Ne,edrd-Johu Parker.
Crew, 326; fremen, 4s; marines, 40.
BRooKLYs NAVY YARD,
The work different vessels at present a. tho Navy
Yard goes rapidly forward. There 10 nothing new %
chronicle relative TO thor movements.
The steamer Augusta sailed yesterday convoy tho
California mail steamer ocoAn Queen Commander Cor.
bin carries her out
rHs suIr mo AT PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, Oct. "a, 1864.
The United states snip Inc, from Hampton Roads,
arrived here this moruiug.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
Demon straGion OF Grants Infantry
Towards WeioOn


On Sunday last body OF Yankee infantry at least one
Aousard strong with several sr,ecos OF arery, ad.
vaBced from suffolk towards Weldon. and drove VI our
cavalry pickets near Riackwster or FRANKLIN
Advancing few miles further tbsy discovered force
OF intautry ia their 'front.' comuiauded hv Colonel
Armsead, and bs1t hasty retreat hack 70 Suffolk. In
the sgirmishins whcb occurred tn. ac We e
killed aud two or trce wounded, beionsing 70
Captain Iato's company, sixth cavalry.
We have not ascertained the Yinsce ios-.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
New Reeruits Arriving In Ricn nmond--
How Lec's Tenants OF the brave Aa6
Cradle Look.

fErom tire Richmond Whie Oct. 81,
Tho D,spa,ch likes the appearance Of rersous
visible 10 uuusuafnumbers In streets nrf siUurbs
supposed 70 have unfrien4ly design Gra1t "A
finer LOOKING Of reoruits.' IL says, never gavo
strength and security 20 any army that srchod
The aPpsaraDce which they present strikes every be
holder They general, tue very picture OF
berant heatn IN general large men, active strong
mbed. II these De, indeed the tenants Of the grave
thon may say, with peculr point oh death, where
IL thy sting Oh grave, wbere ia thy victory II. bow
ever be denscns OF the grave but tenants
VI cradle they extremely, well grown for their
We cannot imagine what they will be when they
arrive al maturity; for many them are six feet hie
already II such be the pfant oi Old Virginia what
the grown people likof Truly thess bebieg the
fsshon OF Fin Met ou, Who giant twenty feet hg:
but passed himself OF for bis infant when another
giant, twice as high, came 70 giyo him bsting.i
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

wtnh the damp and dismal walls OF Southern
grisoS have mover yet mot with soldier who had
been prseuer and recently exchanged but VINO, hia
spirit Aah not all getheT broken, devoatly desired thai
ms neah and strength might be speedily and eceouay
venge which hm brushed heart and emacl ased body
cause" MN q ory aiond for soldiers wSo have sxert
euced Inc crdees aud mseres ci Southern jail 1gbt
nke demons when they retarn ana led into action
Iaey nave reason for vowng lo loug hatred toward
thoso WHO have 80 sadly nalreated them. and never
cease % reeoect thai dab. remains unpaid long
Q resel Tool preseGs Tie sail 10 front OF them.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
c.ner.l Reauresa,a'. VOW comr,s ad.


Ithiuk there rs come lax As ~ hruefRi iesNfe.
ru ID ,nmaud IN the VIZ | fear u u ne General
Joe ~ tn's cOmmsrd who although havnf Command "
the ,tsfV depsft trent generally, could no. taNe com
mand N eincr General herto1S or GetsrAt Breg
army so ne General Taylor ana 1ehofai hood VII
command and nQnt armies respectively u1agr their
romn,snds ara General bes regard ctn tako 6 nDaf
OF no tber OF them. Ne order these armcs n Cpe
polnt 10 another but he cannot tmmNii4es cunira ud
or nght tncm II this s 20 he can dlslay role ut hs
ability in the field We siii IN thc hands ~ fi1oi
Gao any your respondents ensn,en 10 tee
ter AN gfk4EfV.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
The Boys 10 60 Into ths Trenches NJ
E1cn u0ud.

IFrOm Tue RichmoUd DISPATCH, UcL II
The JUNIOR Of North Carolina, stationed as
Weldon North Carolina, have offered their services 70
the Secretary OF War 20 defend Rich nond and eters
burg during the present emergency According 20 h~
neither the Junior senior be order ID
Of the state; hence the juniors have psirotcaly
volunteered to 70. Well done for the ooys Ibo JUNIOR
reserves Mt Weldon consist OF regiment and
battalion, commanded respectively by Colonel r. ).
Arnste aud Lieutenant Colonel Anderson.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
Atlanta CtuUAy Guarded by General
81 IversOn's TroOps-AO Trains Arriving
TErom the Columbus fla.l Times, Oct,

IErom the Columbus fGa.) Tines, Oct. 49,
prominent citizen of Atlanta, who was detained there
until Thursday last makes the following statements OF
the situation Of ars at that po!ntHe says that the
Yankee OF large numbers OF trains having arrived
that point loaded WITH supplies are alscthas only
four through trains arrived since Wheeler started
on his expedition The Yankee army has been conso
dated into three corps commanded respectively by How
ard, Thomas and Socum The two first have gone the
direction OF Chattanooga The last In In Atlanta closely
guarded by General versops cavalry which captsres
Kills every Yankee who shows himself outside Of the
trenches In addition the loss OF horses
ton many dying from CLAN iors-a disease fatal aad
andemtr In tte character.