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intelligence from the lines on the Potomac state
that, on last Saturday and Sunday, there was fro1
some cause, general expectation OF action With
the enemy. Gen Beauregard had ordered the
troops 20 be held in readiness for he deajss;ys
movement; baggage was sent to the rear in b,,o.
wagon loads and httsrs sent out to the vsriops re
gimentA Our soldiers were Represented "a villa
with deligh at the prospect Of battle. Fortunate
y Tor the Yankees, the battle was declined -bv
them.
Gen. Johnston is said TO have remarked few
dsys siRee that the army on the Po'omsc was il
betser fighting trim than IL had ever been.
Information had reached our lines and had been
fully corroborated that the Yankee troops we're
suffering trouble from the small pox Its described
- raging among the Federsls Opposite Leekburg =
Precautions had been taken sgainst the Infection b.
Surgeon Williams, tho energetic chief Of ths msdi
cal department Of our army, who had FURNISHED
the medical officers with vaccine virus
On Monday last military execution occurred at
Shepherds Hill near CentrsviIle. Two members
of the New Orleans company, known az The Ii.
GERS" were shot for muinous conduct and an as
SAUL upon the 0fHcsr Of tins day. We were unable
to ascertain their names. They are sid 70 ks7e
met their fate with singular hardihood.-- RieA7oR
E=dHsiasr, Dec. III.
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= FsoM frB ? -a-s yesterday afternoon
enly six Federal was .-~ de the bar, three men.
sf- war and three old L4lk- Ths other AaiinK Tes-
sells have disappeared, AMI must have gone to sea
There was report in town lsst evening that the
Fsderalists were erecting large battery On the
ISl&nd bat We could obtain reliable Information
in regard TO their moVnsnts.-SagssaaA Meas
Deo IL.
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$50 Reward Tor the morse Thiec

SfoLBN, cm the subscriber, e. elsyvlls fenns.see ~
- 20 lah 1ohnson, Gray HOs or sears ola, Is
aos high shOd slround, iise fallen. vsls ard rots
eaey % gthuson - sbS II fots o ish
reu ID h0aless, aark eouplse trk hair HkSrTs
~ the hrEe piesE eourtsranrs teSrnz CT en
cows rsaton snd adyissd sng
eecupas he resided IN ise0tp in be lhu dsgs
E rive TIE ebCTf ard fer bis Dc issIy in stshyule
EHnsd IN psFt Of he . uhsrr Censds se hssyba
or0sght to u c. q reasonsss pEsEsrGH ne horse d.
n7sTed to A I. ADAMS,
fhsibyvfls, rshD, Dee 10. 81
IL BdAaSr coTy che seek and EsEd hll . mis- oasa
daalI-llna
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ZoLIJcoFFHE ADVAECHG.--We have ne We bv letter
from Somerset Ky, TO the effect that Zsliiconer
has advanced to the North bank of Green river with
twelve thousand men, and that Gen. Shoepf, With
his forces, lie retreating from before them Somer
set Zollicofers forces IL far superior to that OF
the FSderAS upon that line and fears for the safsty
Of Gen Shoept's gallant command may well be in
dulgsd-L Louisville Journ1l Dec s.
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Enrine and hoiler Cor snIr.

HAVE srst rais BsgIrs AZ Bazr tia horse poVyTl r
sac good Bailt Nth iHs2TsT,Essls
30 hester, New
AIsS Of ,llT5 i-sA C.T.irE Ha.szs,, Picker, a.
Bsilt - Cir einba. {. IJS ALptOf,
dseI0-dlGs EoWI ng GseGa, Ky.
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NOtiCe.

IL PsrsaEs having Purchsssd TarHtnTs, BsAElzg &C.
"A the an ton sale Of Tie Ci2g hosl hIshF D0dasd
lss8 aey call and Egttls u sir hls properly Sal
their expense, and ly held TsIsn be . all Less
SEy Occur THABTE & LUCJs
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81. ayed or stolen.

az TUESDAY narnns he et,, fsvn the Market B0uSs.
Z j sgsH BIBcs MaTe Mule, sIths5aahy tai, mana
5osty tru ned and 0e driving carfa ~. Hhen
Ia en- bad saddle sr de Ter tas recovery % sid malls
suitable Ftvafd viii = psd ~
tssI div J. sRELsY WILLIAMS.
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Admission OF KESTCCxY.-The following Is tbs act
Of the Provisional Congress adnissing Kentucky q
member Of the Confederats States
An Au f Admission o. tbs tate Of .nsaoT f.o ths Con
fedora states Of AEeTiss a . nsnber nsrssf
Section /. The Congress Of the C.ufederate States
Of America do enact That the State OF Kentucky
be and Il hereby admitted member of the Confed
crate States Of America, on an equal footing with
the other States Of this Confederacy.
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Head Th1a.

All 7ov ofs-s for sale desia8is Sc C. IN Lover
I'd efeii, L ironing 100 OChzm stss RsdieDSs
e0ntning slS besides II eAsn houss sffEAnss
rnons &c WI he sod chap ealh, OF O. t5a rood
ard PrcnPi pErhaser WH IN the Invest your paper
u Is os admirably sltaAtsA rsssssss Ter Al s
7ieyes on u railroads ADPlyts
Al 5. LTEDsEY,
dc Ills 3 College stree.
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go Hire,
For EaeHf.

A %-LTKgJY EEGECEs. corprarg zen. Vonsa, Toys
% ard srB for the remainder Of zzd or he
e5sainz year. (decl2 dal jos WORK.
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The. Xankees, ExultatIon over the Bridge
RaFnfnR In TeEanessee


The Xaakeess ExultafIOn over the Bridge
Barring in Tennessee.
The Northern papers q vw the Ysnkees to have
been most jubilant over the news of the bridge
Earnings In Tennessee. Il Was hailed By them a.
an uprising Of the Tories in Eastern Tennessee
As specimen Of the esprit Of exultation we quote
the following passage from an article in the New
York TFdbsazs -
RallelujshI Oar day Is cone at last. The sun
Of the Enlon is rising and warming the loyal hearts
Of Tennessee with the rays Of victory. Wor Dc
cannot depict the JOY ousness and exubersncs Of
the feeling excited By the glad tidinss Of Tia LAS
| forty h0Hrs in the Union circles. Wat bright
smiling faess What warm words OF mu nal con-
graduation; what krdens expressions Of eonadsncs
IN the ultimate triumph OF the rightsous cause
Truly IT was AZ almost be WildePing transit from
darkness to Light; from the depths Of dependency
| % the light OF hopeiuiness
There was first the news Of the successful en-
trance Of tho great naval expedition into Pert
Royal barbour, and that Of the bomb&rdment and
ultimate capture Of the rebel strongholds, Walker
and Bea1regard-the stars aud stripes onos more
raised on South Carolina soil
Then Csme the frat seeount Of the battle OF
Belmont, claiming Confederate victory TO be won,
but admitIng ths DESTRUCTION of rebel camp, the
loss Of some artillery, and many hundred killed,
wounded and missing, which was enough 90 coB>
vince Va that there was q defeat ct the bottom Of
the alleged victory Best OF al, the various re-
ports Of the destruction OF number Of bridges aud
| the telegraph lines, BY the brave Esst Tennessee
| UnionIsIs on thu last Tennessee AID Georgia and
| East Tennessee and Virginia railroads, and the
rising IN arms of the 10y al mouutsiheeFs against
the rebel usBFpeFs and OPpEesOrs. Glorious ne vs.
indeed! Almost too good 70 be believed, and YET
undoubtedly correct, from bearing the stamp Of
! rebel AUTHORITY,
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Lost

osr yes erlay, bag syasiEiEg elohnF GIsl
Eosp 81 in id % tbs rag The haGsr will plsss
the srtelss hs-s hs val saltA5y rsasTdsd
eeelS-g3t' F.T DIAN
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Desirable RenI Estate fsr Sale.

AN Osripg foE nlI e. ssrAl s:I.I, As ssssi1s Ia
4 Estate:
IrEct Of 50 acres % Land cBs ale and haf frra -,
vile, rear tas hols1SEo furapis uith krck Bzsl1T
and othsr nsessSay cut houses; 81 gcOdYss nsTar az
prngs and constant rasnng eek hro1zh a1s caru
tee land "a sdisoent . 5adJs agnphrss On ~ kas
Rams on tns Soahi AEa Cor ErssH s Nora, II
Roscoe ca Eegt
Also, iZ.es q 81 acres, an half asa lsa tsuu a
tbs VsusAn TuDPiKs ada I'd HsEuan snd -esT
lie late resicenes u Gel Ra.eon nd - WsaR Vsv
handsome los inelossd With PlsRk ina.
Aso, lot n the Bshth HaEs H-ShTe carer II Vfs
ard Youth Union sFeSa ffOntzg VRs So ret q
SoaAh Union STsst s5 rt, raz- dwsllrF via sx recs
kessas lnoks houIs, se-1y "a rssidsnes
Also Let ToBi 20 feet s. - Unisa street. Adssshs
the above lot, 100 feet d. With rR DHsar Soazinia
fear uncovered Efh metal.
Also, ia ubie Brick EeaE, II tensusots via han
aEd II each eEeGR fhscornsr Of Scum Uasa
aaa HgA st-ests--s Eso-it . ding. EsaTly nee.
Ais0, Of lie fest, vs. TdsCf lunnsF street. "a
tie Foulta WAd q he city, ssyoss BsllsvisE via
snail doabIs fss sHssaT th Les = IVA feet s-p .
Al liag,
Via zany s.ssE mail H0zsss nd Lea haa Vssant Lets
different parts q ne city. Persons asraua purchase
call Nc 50 LhsIy srs ap STARE Or p szfzaan a.
his eturs keons, en- Union steer, Fooduara
sae 81 zers tract aTEi Eh-ys described
desii-In Q. ~ NANCE,
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Negroes Wanted.

ENR Il Efy 10 FSTszy ave gsOS assI-o zen 70
il Porx beass. LiDarAl Tss-B AiPiy atsvss a. or
ever kknzTs Sank, o. PoFk Hsu-s
TX BgUts 4 CO..
AoV 80 - aA1 eCrsTnmgat A -.
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GCE yeRr isG2 tie Store Horss College street,
prssens occup led ~ MessIs CT E17iugs& Gilkerssp.
ApFis Michael vaughn, NO. a Cherry street, Archer
chsslhau Bro, CsllsEs street aseleaW
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Ok nAEa BUsEsLs Il we'll slsased Oss ~ ahch
SeS9 ONySg u. hisl.s rk.t prices v Ia - pax q
= W. 81 EntAs RArIssls SIS s-ath Narkst styess
70 Nv WHEElEE
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R0tlce :!

SSTRAYEp or stolen on re Iith G. DecsGbsr chestnut
serTel horse rather tall and lean, tboUgh very
white stripe his from apt s. b. Olevesns
cavalry company. Paid horse had bid and
i'm rs taken strsyes on Nashville. Az infoTna
sn concerning hin viii ts duly sppTsiA'sd End ply
ySrded Deliver hIm 70 Mr., Hill, st ais stbes Eouh
Cherry street ia Nsahvlle,
deci3-d2ys 2. D. OLAVgLASD.
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Read Hi,js!

IETEES CT Twenty GOOD Hsrues sssrs chsia stssfr
~ sHP0yzsnts ~ goo wages b. mrd ss application -
JOIN Agn -UN q SON,
re q NarFesatr
dssI9-als Nashville, Tenn
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anton

'sVBR subs. sr has Lost 10 given ty Brennsn fer
eighty Do Jars and tkirt. tao cents psyabls
fhs public hereby not 70 ada fer note the
paYzsns has been stopped 6. n. IRnIS:
dec -dSts
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AyANA ara osaesas csars-a su-gs isEOiOs js,i rsi.
dsei4-ii RaEg 2. sHrELps & 90.
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ROBERT THOnPsOa q Cs.
Wholesale GrOeers Fruit Rsals.
CANDY MANSFACTUxEEs,
Ne, "a blanket sIrsst, Nashville.

Ne. "a Halkst sIEest, Nashville.
A HOSG present Eook vii " fcsad he tslsH,rE
n 70 Ehch nTs tie atisa Of layers, and VI
will II IA Its E1t customers a-d iou=s- rkst
3. oTssrI cannot Be- tEseHis sePt ths speE
s hhds SHgsT al grads pip pHTs doiltnG eis;
80 tbs AJlsssss; y - TFsnsi 8rBt5
% chests BssA ard 6rseE Tsss 81 b-s Do Boalaan WIZ
Is Gags Java COKss; D. DO DO Eebt'Un Co Q
100 packages Layer Raisins, II = 10 H-EsoW'g
Box-s, Halves and o. riers; 10 % Ginger BrsEdy;
30 EAi.i1 tAuy as; % p q fsd ksky
l5e boXes . Pranss; go D, = joins;
90 az Oysters IN q 9 doE cans, 3 FlAsksg
100 boxes no Zine CrEtksrss 10 Do ssr Tu1birrz:
IL bbis AlraO- Dc and Nus; IS q % lie anrIs
p dozen Pepper saRcssi Boalss;
5 do TcnatO CatIEps; 80 seH;
10 do Fresh Peaehss: 500 Do kxtra FiozF,
20 DO stoug ktoa B3tters; s. Pickles;
50 Eugtad; IS nraiE p incsd Taha.
dss6-d BohEkf THOMPsoa 4 Q.
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A PnaFIoT-Pnss Him Rcund,


We take pleasure in recording intancss Of true
patriotism and generous devotion-and the more SO
because we know that citiz ems who exhibit such
conduct do not expect to seek publicity.
CHARLEs 3. ROUss of Winchester, Virginia, dis
patced an ag.nt lstely to tbs Salt Works in South,
western Virginia to buy one thousand sacks. Owing
to the destruction Of the bridges and other causes
the order was delayed, and the following CORES.
pondence will tell ths story: TE10
SrRAsBuRG, Nov. &c. B. Rouss: There are
one hundred sacks of Salt here OF yours, aad an |
offered OaS thoasaHd dollars for it Answer.
J0zE FLxEIEa.
John Fssasnz: Ton TAoaszsS DsEays ,rouH 40,
bay u. O. B. RoVn.
The winchester Repa5Ro@a says:
On the arrival Of the salt at Winchester, and be-
fore it was unlosded from the wagon, Mr.. R. was
offered fosrteea dollars Per sack for the lot but he
refused the tempting bait On the ground that he
had purchased it for accommodates, and not spes-
ulstion The entire lot Of salt was disposed Of At
fvO dollars per sack ne purchaser being allowed
more than one sack. Mr.. Rouss has the proud con-
ISOLATION Of knowing thSt in refusing large peeu
mary gain he has added 70 the comfort and health
Of large and worthy class In this community. In
the article of sugar g similar iberslity has been
displayed by Mr.. Rouss. HogBhead after hogshsad
has been retailed out by that gentleman st t,pegus
and holt cents per pou,d, when twenty or twesty
five cents per pound could have been obtained.
NV YORK COMMERCIAL MATTERS On Wednesday
there were sales of cotton in New York Of 500
bsles to spinners and spectators at 292G30 cents
for Middling Uplands. The stock market was rath.
er inactive Virginia skies sold at ~ North Car
DINA SKIES at 6Od6I. Exchange for frat class
bankers bills 1854 The cotton market WAS great
" excited and III article wGs coming in from
Port Royal much slower than the Yankees had an.
tiepsted,-PetRs55Tg Ia Express, Dec. 10,
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DIssOIulsOm.

EVs eopartnsrshp Of " o-s Co hsi bssr sssovsd ~
nutusi ssat- Mr.. D. 3 sbsaA is sny aniho-izss "a
use u hrms 1azs II H7zidatisa 81 phs dasSs
6ssi4- ulW CANE co
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To the Absent Officers ana Soldiers OF
goth Regiment Tennessee Volunteer
WTOU are hereby notiasdt roiu your
unless prevented b. s.ekHsss These failing 70 CO.
Eb This order Will Be eo-Sdsred and treated asdsss tes
By order 81 JOEL A. TfsE,
"a B1rTLE, ir Asjt Col. COnnaGalag QOh R,fins
NIB Tnsse Who Ars Asnent IRON ths abovs command
dssTetO It b IuDped Vtl transportation b. APT
undersigned at he 7sHzEes H0ass he I4h
ALDX'R NINE
6ssf-i9t&Eit assistant Qszr,si nasisl S0yh R,r
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COa EEpsRATE 49, % ArEnICA.

cor sEDAkATE STATES az AmEHICA-)
oHDEAHcB lu1cE,
aashTtiis, Teae. Dee s, l-6l-
9OBTY Goats per pound vii 10 -d for AL salt Pss d.
hTed he C5afsieoass Gssl Afezal in this city
rs fEst ssy II Juiy, l2 sssr sEsaz ell
sTEIBs- II Il WRIGHT,
lst LieaL ATdlieFy ami OTansnss D kAs,
esels-9la CAP OcEnEndlag Arsenal
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JEANS, LINSEYS AND KERsEYs.
A GOOD LOT, og ale By
q noVT-R 1ifI- GazPHBRD = .
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Important Notice.

Important Notice.
NNHE undersigned hereby informs the people Of tbs Cos
eate BtAs Of America hist he Il fully prepared fur
Rlsh then all TIE stoWs, HolioE-Sars Mil GsaaE, Gar
all otter castings tar they ay
any alasunt Rshas zo,k Tar h-n ir his
BOaadry and AsSAias shspI, located KaozTs,
Tenn A. Z. hAXTEbL, u
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President Soldiers Relief Society Of TsnnesIee.
Dec. IA, 1851. .-..-..
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Chs snicPstea speAgensns t Green Rive-Moveuens 81
Bues Army-Ihs fsint On BOvliag GTson-Wbat could Be-
RRnsd y e1ovemsnt-Pscy Of The Provisional GoVWnnent
Escape Of rriBonersJackson 81 Mo-gznoWz-Ths Bsvsh
- AMONG tbe KentRckiane A. IA
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The Masonic Grand Lodge of AlabGna, at its re-
cent session il Montgomery, appropriated $500
for the use of the sick and disabled soldiers Of that
State In the army of the Confederate States,
, 1861-09-26

Especial Dispatch 1s te4hs es: s:Tnesso Tribunal
- 49,, .,,es. Louis, Sept. 25.
Nothing further iieasaas respecting ~,
mc1s current last night that Col Frank Blair
had been released 449}a4 44}a4 slr::s:s- 81, order Of
President Lincal1. :ftnmor has been
traced to Fsemonl& :hasd4nartra, bat fAi.
evening there are ehcoaatat 9at1cst ffon{ tie
same place. Sl1o~ ?:as "
"A gent,.al vhs u 81 d from Aemphl. to-
day, via Oweusoor0, ). 75 75 5stateB that the ret-
.els rScdyed correspond and eincinrati,
chicago ara St. L1uts., ,lapens, daily, By that
route by hacks to Kasssllyille, Tenn.
The Ewn;ng Neus reappeared this at1z-
neon. The editor AND proprietor were re-
leased unconditionanN> 5Fhay say tie worst
feature is to have s11efrt EsaHt suspected while
battling for the go7stnaiaAt. -.
Fast d%y vi1 be seaaafsl}y observed to.mor :
TOW. & -Glf4c - - d;
A letter from en:e9 Of {hEo<*A 15Ea Regiment,
Al Jeffsrson City, ,:rep6ttss 3he Troops alw4ys
en- the alert, anda constantly called cut by
alarms from piekefs::<aS. rs -,
THIS morning 4c5ahqess1k k,.s reported With
L tbi1iy.avc miles :o5.J Jci1etson City, but 1t is
3optted. ! Isv :,
"A large 4 Il r. Hi &c, 1t.
appointed a Central .5Caaaitsea to iuaugp-
lz:e vigorous ms&u1a a=tDHors Home Guards
N each ward. ..&c 7un ii :
Indications point posnnt1ea 1t tpr:zeass to Gaa. Ere
niont's atay here Tor seEorn days, completing
preparations; meaaEhfla, ga Ill., Gea Hunter vii
probably have chaEggAioG;Ail operations, offdn-
sive and Offensive; fsoaia5d ffffsrson City. p:
Eolonels Webb dbl 3tc'sresst tnen!s( (non
chics5o) are receiving eF@sf aud viii shortE5
ae ready 10 proceed fo< asetiSo-opsz.tions
, 1861-09-26

Vt.cor ,sn poff11r. .T,fo2s .qTi.r.-.
lie Cniop Convention Of WI Wizcoa.in: n1, met
q. Madison IN r,es5.v 4bs OR .35 =. ~
tr ,+1m ns7Sr,t1 Hon ue,~:
+ k.;rE ~ c.ea,, r,y ,,rasidna. IT, eo,ro-
i; ,:cle. v*ix 1trt-rcsnr. Ar tha T,t1....;a
G.7e7ncr-1or@ p::Hlsyrr. os: 1saosk. n-e+ent~
sserstary of SUITE, Republican
Lkutt thdHt G4zt'aor-N 11am A.>AI1en a Val
"o!h. Democrat. 49,
htc7efo'y q isfatt-J- 7. Lewis Of Colanbis,
77totr-tr-semue1 q. HastlaEsof Tfenpe1cau.
, 1861-09-26
ttra5l|&j," Q'Rjliisslt111e i|!'jl ii
THCRanAY,' sEPrEMBrR % 1871
4 Pfoelkui. !. =: --7---.- --7=--+-!------ =-+-------
su1n 4sc r. hy the President OF

u Ffoc1anauon BY the Prosidrnr of
tQited e5at=A,::'
CONGRESS b,. .s.tn sn. eonmttee Of both Houses OF
49,, ~" @al'ea On the President Of the Euf-
~ PINE -0 r4peeteo Glm ~ recommends day
= summation, Psa5eT aud F&stins 10 be
ro,;aia, ~ i''orie o1 ss4s: Vai:ed ssatee. With
v,.s,s... s''eo'Nacs, a2d the Offering Of ferTent
10 Set7ntGlty God Fer tee'safaty AID
s,d " 1o'se ssates Hse sasVn: o. 1-tlf 7fns'
~ . epseos .'sst''sation o. FeSce:
~ ~. - ""s:ea* I'LL ~ ana ose3Afasan a'l pro
s.rs4,e - ~ 'imeF. 70 se1noxl9ogs ar revere the
e~h.,: as e,s<7'' o1 1oo' 70 oo' Ia humble
den,1'-s,S y - -. +.fss'eas' % eoolsss ana
.'ef III: sia '.An5sses=ioas = w. iHA con
~ 'AA' t-e 1e''' VI lEe 1osa IS .1s oesnaias
tr,,,.. 49, ~ t.'s "tsn o. a1'1 con
~ N1' s'73oon ~ 'ae1. ''@7t euss<<s' a1o
~ ~. Nlsu ~ .s 80 ptospeelise oc.1oa:
.r ~ ".nf' ,,o "nsu sul eFtu' 'uooon's5' once,
oteFst'. 80 o''a, u.4seo' 1if"sptFnas ana
- - ~" '-i4>s seo Az '0~e!'a 4ia evil var, 1t
i i.s,aliaf1y 1T Ior u to ree9n1za the haud OF
, 1861-09-26
From Jefferson City.

lspetial Dispatch to the MISSOURI Democrat
JEFFERSON C1rr, Sept 24-The utmost &C.
tiyiry prevails here in movements Of troops
up the river. Ammunition, artillery; stores
and supplies, with uu1ea and horse trains, are
Moyirg ta2idly towards Lexington. 4 deeis-
I've blow is to be struck before week. Pfiee
u tagged, unless he uses the lege, instead Of
The arms Of hin army.
MeCu.loch ts Also In great danger.
Inc Efeattst spirit and enthusiasm anfmste
CIR sfny. They are confident Of victory.
~ "nrd R expected this week or neIt.
,x: ffice and McCnnoch are now In the trip.
Nc haye tull information of the Whereabouts
q 81, the latter, but are rot allowed to ssnd II,
The arrivals Of troops from St. Louis here
oH 5loay Fe1a very heavy. All 90 far landed
5eIe have been hy the Paciilc Railroad to Sc
dalla and Syracuse @N~e '-"''>- ~ ~
Inc 1ofces. u near as can leaua, arc Al fol-
ie1F:.nJ s'eame1s Graham and ". l.. Ewing.
EfE!Seo d tals morning, Col. Ellis's spleudid
arn-ed With tahres, pistols, and shsrns ia =
They left Immediately by land far seda1;s
Also, Benton's Cadets and Fremnnt,s W..
Cunts This afternoon, steanars 10y ~
Bacon aad D. G. Taylor arrived Titb tha Th;.; =;
erd Sixth regiments Of Missouri vsiHniaar ~
They with the s5th Illinois regiment sre 80
| waiting for extra trains to cary them "a n A..
dalia or 1yracuse. :"
| Lock out for great battle and victory on
cur Eide this week. 80
, 1861-09-26

LOUISVILLE, ecpt. 25.-T The Jo,1r,az OF to
morrow will contain asta:enent tia. the Con.
tec=Ia.es arc committing outrages On the
southern border Of Kentucky; that On Mon.
sicn Of AlbaDy, the county -seat Of Cdutan.
: eighteen miles from BurkesYl'le, levied c5c.
tfibntionB en- several village stores. and took
$sto In gold from Dr. Beckett, and s. staud 0:
afus AID ammunition belonging 10 tie Slate,
The citizens Of Burkesrille laye been warned
tEat Ttnneteeeans propose visiting then, aad
hsEe, prepared to receive them. There is
much distress at Albany and Burkes7illr, aud
tie people there :re calling for men and arms.
Kspcrts are prevalent cf tbs h}oHicG 10 OF
me iron briggs over Green River, probably
arising from tGe tuEDfpg Of the bridge Of Ba-
ytE's Creek: near Murnford5vlEe,
+ It fs rtpcrted that B1eEnsr. with ahout
lo,oD troops, rs = few 1n!l-g north Of Bowling
Green.
+: A Ffsnkfort dispatch says Zo1.ico11sr's cav.
airy are seorriIg the conhfE; in the 5iciui.v
ct his camp: a.Test!rg prominent Unionists,
oestrcy'rg +aefr Property, and running ofi
"a. r slasss - t9 a. Tenssseee They bare taken
extensive Clay County Salt Works.
a new company rs about being formed in
Lfnfsl t1:rrty, far 11ounts1n Tniertsta to III.
.ly egair:t ZctAcehE:.
The ,Bullet;n says Col. McHe1ry, with 600
men from Darftss ard Ohio counties, was cx-
EFGeQ 10 tsEe possession Ct Ow61nboro on
Tuesday.
tbs F7z7 kfc7.. Ysonsun ssy= uu1npE!a1 Mar.
Htsl3 s ;:t'- - bono, c,med.ta..lng 20 niItary
schemes.
L il Iumored here that Gen. Vim. T. Ward,
6. T. Wood ard Warren L. Underwood hays
bte taken prisoners by the Confederates.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Sept 25,-In the Senate,
/ Underwood reported the amended bill from
fte l.e.s nl:tee on Military Affairs, calling out
so,cGo ~: -tetrs from une to tlTce Years.
Passe6-Gs to u TIE Senate ccncur1ed n
tie 4bcye hill hr q against S.
Tie S. aa:e also Passed-16 to 10 oil pro-
v1dirg that Kentuckiscs; VIA voluntarily
Incapable of taking any eEtate by d:rizc, bs:
guest, Geecent: n distribution, uu1css thcY
return to their allegiance within 60 iags, Of
tEcApe from the Invaders as soon as possible