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mysterious zoVement OF Ihe Rrenao|
h zAtelegrsPhio dispatch received from Col
Ke8tueky on yesterday evening, gives iafoi
Of The sudden appearance Of three Lincoln I'd
and 0na lransport opposite that place, l0sad
large number Of FrenonteFs from CARR
number Is not given. nor have We aay in1linI
their designs Whether directed zgsinst n 81
Kentucky si-r -s7z- Il q -, II 49,
The movement may be protested with thl
ton Of making 2 foray uPen portion Of
Pillows command, now within The vicinity
Asdrid' OF PoEiblyto seize'C olHulbRsupon 4
present in session at frankfOrt. As the 81
instruments frOmths pfics, il nay Be some.
fore We have anything further from this exp
--KsnPais 4ppsal, Sspk g. So
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IToyemeRts ia Eles7Interior. 81
The ST. Louis Rspa5llcaa Of the 1st inst. contains
the f1lldzsfni5 ';ten,s. Tt-1g.sl y p =
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a GENTHLEMFE Gtd hs sfis. val qsziisss--tka
n Musc-Eisa 70 sbtAiu = Situation IN as al n
Sc DOL. Inquire o. i1ie-l 90 .rsf. = 1 ME
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RscHMexD, Sept. - Congress adjourued On Satur-
dag, at midnight until The third Monday in Novsm-
Der, unless sooner convened BY the President
The annexed acls Of Congress have been APPROX
Ell by the President and made public: 81
An act establishing the rates on newspapers and
periodicals sent to dealers through the Express
companies. The rates. are the same as those paid
By regular Subscribers when transmitted through
the mails.
: An Act requiring Postmssters 10 receive Treas
ury notes in sums Of FIVE dollars and upwards for
stamps and stamped envelopes.
An Act for the sequestraiiOu of the estates pro-
PeFty, and effects Of SlieE enemies. ard for the IN
demntv of citizens of the Coufederate States, ADD
persons aiding the ssme in the existing war. The
preamble Of this Act says: 81 Z fa 5IV
I WHEREAs, The Governfnent sad people Of the
United States haze departed from the usages Of
civilized WARFARE in eondscaiDg and destroying the
property of the people Of the Confederate States,
Of all kinds, whether used for military purposes
or not and
"WHEREAs, Ouronly protection. against such
wrongs Is to be found il such measures Of retsas
ton as will ultimately indemnify own citizens
for their losses and restrain the Wanton eXesssss Of
a resolution Of Congress has been APPROVED d.
rectiDg the Secretary of War, whenever practica.
ble to supply the troops in the service Of the Con-
federacy with well baked bread also with rations
of fresh vegetables when the latter be obtained
at reasonable costso
An act authorisiug the appointment by tae Presi-'
dent from civil life OF perso1s to I'll the positions
in the Staff Of Generals who are recommended BY
the Generals. - -
An act providing for the appointment, BY the
President Of Adjdtants Of Regiments or Lsgions
upon the Recommendation Of the Colonies tnereof Z
An act requiring the Secretary of War to receive
and forward clothes, shoes blankets, and other ar
tees Of necessity sent 70 the army BY private con-
etributIOns. -fTa-- .gzrhrf tra 1-af1-7srsl
rs An -aes allowing ehspiains in the srmy che same
rations as priYates- ~ 90 g
President Davis has called Congress together 20
morrow, TUESDAY J TO attend some unfinished bust
ness, There is sui quorum of members here. The
Congress viii probably adjourn in day on two.
1t is reported here that the ship GOndars from
Liverpool, has arrived at Confederate port She
was seen and chased by the blockadibg s4sdroas
bus escaped safely into port. -il
Vice President Stephens continues at Manassas
IN attendance on his sick brother, Judge Linton
Stephens; both of whom are expected here on We'd
nesday. -.--- -s--,r..--- -l1.i
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LYNCHBURG. Sept 2.-There is considerable skir-
mishing between pickels near Alexandria, but no
general engagement yet ---. - - ~, ,t-
Saturdays Northern papers state that the Con
federate flag is flying in fun view of Rashlngt u,
asd expresses tie opinion that battle cannot be
avided many days longer. Our Information leads
to the same conclusion rss--l7 o. I..a-.
Fort Macon commanding the entrance to Beaufort
harbor was threatened on Sunday night, ana an at
tack upon it viii probably be made Fort Macon -
the most formidable one on the North Carclina
coast, and is well prepared 70 resist an assault -
The fOurIshiug town Of Washington, North Caro-
lima, reported burned y Yankee invaders but the
report is discredited.
A perfect reign Of terror is reported to prevail
in NOrthwestern Yirginia. Union residents Of that
region give accounts of the Withdrawal Of North
ern troops, who were rapidly leaving for Yankee
dom. In BrSxion county every tory has been shot
BY his neghbors and in several other counties, cit
Gems devoted to the Confederate cause are doing
good service in the same way .1u-
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JUAN S. RUMsEY, Mayor.

An ORDINANCE CONCERNING DIsLOYAL CITIZENS.
Be it ordained by the Common Council. of the city
Of Chicago, That any citizen of the United States
who is now or may hereafter become an inhabitant
Of this city who is not ready to take the oath of al
legianee the Government of the United States be
and is hereby requested to leave the city immedi-
ately, and that the Citizens Union Defense Commit.
tee be requested to investigate and ascertain with
regard to the views of any suspicious individuals
and request that they shall take such oath and in
case of refusal, to publish the names of such per-
in the daily newspapers of the city, and report
the same to this Council at its first meeting after
such fact is sseertained. ~
Sea- That the said Committee be requested to
make the necessary arrangements for the admnistrs-
ton of such Oaths, with some qualified officer, so
that there shall be no expense incurred by the per-
son quired TO prove his loyalty. ~ 40 3
The ordinance was passed, the only votes against
1t being Aids, Myers Barag anath. and Perkins.
Now let the traitors come to time. Administer
the oath to every person man, woman and child
in Chicago II they cannot be found in any other man
ner. That they are here in large numbers is fact
patent to all. Chicago wants ne traitors nor luke
warm patriots upon her soil.
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Inc NeWDern ( ". u FTOgreSS mas tnefOllOWtDg
particular in regard TO the capture Of Fort Hatteras
by the enemy:
TFfa ATTACK AND SURRENDER. ~
The Federal steamers (eleven in number comneHe
Cd the bombardmenton Wednesday, and the Forts
Clarr and Hatteras returned the Hfe IT was kent
up TN dark with but litCe loss on our side. On
yesterday morning the coafict was renewed and
'perAse reals taaee, our forces were compelled 10
surrender, and the whole garrison are now held
as prisoners save few who escaped sf7e d \
Conn Baron; 6ola Bradford Col Martin, Lieut..
Col yehnson, Major Gilliam, Msjor Andre VS., and
an the Captains of the post, are prisoneFss H.
Our entire force at Hatteras oa Wednesday night
another gentl5mza informed us was S53 Some
few escaped, perhaps bQor more ami Liet. Citizen
thinks nos more thaa 60 were killed aud wounded.
Probably 4Q-kiled and about 20 wounded He re-,
mainea iatIs Fort till half an hour previous to its
ends r and from the lncm manner in which his
state nents were made We have great confidence in
them.
The Federal fleet consisted of eleven steamers,
four of which were large war steamers. The bonn
bardment isFepFesented by our informant Is most
terrific. Ei,izirs1
IS Lieutsnant Knight and Lieutenant Murdoch were
brought up wounded; Knight slightly IN the arm
and Murdoch with his arm badly in jured. Proba-
by ampntafon viii be necessary. The dead body
of a hr. Tindea,a We believe from henoir, was
hreught mp 90 11 &c -si-e79 1f9 .f-as rfA-
Lieutenant Citizen says our men fought bravely
Until they WSfo S9napeiieu 70 surrender, anu tlS
defeat to cur arms is only to be attributed to the
superiority Of the feet over our batteries. The
mutation gave cut at Fort Clark on Wednesday,
and the guns were spiked and abandoned, but Fort
Hatteras returned the fire Of the Federais till IL
after yestefdsyzsniU ~ stsH
sAsUgRECTED TRAITOR. m
The Wilmington JoauRol in addition to tie above,
says:,szsaE- 81 s- 2 s'zs rl17 49, 1.a-sz7 -
The grayess suspicious of treaehery attaching to
a-persOn with the Confederate forces, who, when
the squads were being transferred from Camp
CLARK to the breast works at Hatteras, Jagged
strangely behind but was not particularly noticed
he occupying position which ranked him as a non
eombatant He was not seen agsin and it is thought
that be may have slipped ontiR boat to the enemy
and go en- them information. He struggled near
signal pole and may have msde signal which they
understood 10 the effect that our men were out0f
ammunition but would be reinforced on Thursday,
as they would have been! The rumOrs in Colds
boro designate the individual by name, but we do
not feel At liberty to DO One thing is certain,
the capture OF the gallant and popular MAJOR An
drews, Of Goldsboro, has reused that section to q
mighty pitch excitement. At Newbera serious
approximations are entertained for the safety OF
property, ss-it is known that the notorious Butler
of%contrAband" celebrity, is IN command Of the
expedition. - N%%
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ERnM wEsrERN rrRarSIA.

-, WHEELING Sept 1.-THE Secessionists eneamped
at WOrthingt8n, Marion county. 400 in number were
attacked by Col OFOssnnan, of Gen. Kelly's staff
with two companies of the United States troops,
little after daylight this morning The Secessionists
were too strong for him, and he was obliged to fall
back with the loss Of two men. ~.
The expedition from here last night had not
reached the scene Of action at our latest adviees.
Two pieces of artillery were sent to CHEESEMAN'S
relief from ClaFksburg to day He reports that he
can hold the enemy 10 check until reinforced F5s
.T GALLIPOLIs. Sept, IA fight took place yester-
1aV at Boone Court House Va. between the rebels
suited in the ToHt of the rebels with loss of thirty
killed large number wounded. and forty prison
ers. Meme were killed on the Federal side, but six
were wounded. Our men burned the town.
sftE AFFAIRS x MISSOURI. E
ST.. LoUTs. Sept 2s-The Democrat has adyices di-
rect from Gen. Thompson's camp, at Benton, Scott
county TO the effect that all the rebel baggage at
that and other points ia being hastily removed to
New Madrid. aud that Tbnmpson's and Hardees
forces would endeavOF to effect junction and fall
back on Sickstou, tie terminus of the Cairo an
Fulton railroad where it is supposed they would
make stand and give Gen. -Prentiss battle. The
combined forces Of Thompsons. Hardee's and Pill
lows forces is estimated ct thirty Thousand men.
Reports were current yesterday ard 70 day. that
General Prenti5s had surprised a camp of Missouri
rebels near Bloomfield, in StOddard county, and ia
ken $50 prisoners without firing gun, but they
need confirmation. z- 40 BE- ao.g gee
no Private dispatches announce that Provost Mar
shal @eKinstry has been promoted to Briga5ierss
Generalship as.s - --TTs-i fzfgJg
CAIRO, Sept. 2-Gen. Premises Staff arrived at
Cape Girardeau Sunday afternoon. f4is army en-
camped at Jackson. ten miles west. No secession
camps were found between IrODton and Jackson
General Grant supercedes Gen Prentiss, who has
rendered Hrs resignation JEFF. Thompson Yesterday
took 100000 from the Bank of Charleston, Mis-
souri, c-.f -a-G-1-t -'aS .7ls--5" r17,t
E 7at .r,,r.r ~, ,v-yr ~ 90 ,ta,-,,cr
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Presbyrery OF NasarlIIe.
GRANGE OF sCHBDUHI


LssTs Eazrvills 81 sis A asr4 90 2 y.
Arrive q Chattanooga ls20 A 4 End 5 a ?
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Our people are taking things in their own hands.
They have to do SO. The people of New Hanover
county have companies in many Of the State reg.
iments and volunteer regiments in Virginia; they
have them at the e1campments in tins State; they
have poured out their means hberally-they must
do so again. The men Of the Esst must depend sole
" upon themselves while contributing far more
than their quota to the general defence. Col. Ere
mont aud Gen. Gatin must be sustained by the peo-
pie They are now operating here on means deriv
edafrom the Safety Committee. not from Raleigh, to
which, however we must pay taxes Let Governor
Clark do something TO redeem the State from the
disgrace inflicted upon her By the disaster-the
shameful sacrifice of our men at Hatterss- Brave
men fallen into the hands Of the relentless Batter
while men lean back in their chairs at Raleigh AMI
poopOo, at any demand fer adequate preparation!
big show in Virginia is good thing buta decent
regard for our own exposed coasts is also good
thing-Yea, a better thing 81 A stitch in me saves
nine but we fear that there are not wanting those
among the politicians Of this State whose sectional
prejudIces are SO large, and their souls so small,
that they would sooner see our sea coast burned
down Wilmington particniarly-thann not.
Call no troops from Virginia Stop no more
regiments Give us the means and the coast people
viii take care of the coast themselves and let their
men in Virginia fight there 2 sz nora
L. .r - CATS Es- or THE DISASTER s-g a--
The in che of Fauakg 1IT1DT
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ARRIVAL PROM RIO DE JANE1Ro .-e0twiths
the vigilsns blockade, che brig West Indian.
Orleans, Capt F -ArEstt arrived here yestel
forty one days from RIO de Janeiro, With 4
1900 bags Of ceflee, consigned to thai entei
commercial house, George W. Nllliansl
Ninety seven miles east of the Bar the Wssa
was chased By aimAn.OfsEar, under eanFd
3 q N, Sunday, made q steamer and saia
sel of this Bar, bioekadlng. but in csrsequI
their being a a1ehots theEy West Iadfn was
to reach the SWRsh Channel and get SAID
port NoneEs OF special inportzncs q; Ril
tee Yves high, and t1era- was ssms- f,fty sal
bee vessels IN port, which found L dilfenl
freight, IL eonseq aenc5 81 tie troubles bert
Yankee csptzins gmpEoyed part Of their
abusing the Scuth and saying what terrible
their countrymen st the North would DO,
vessels that had reached Rio report being
b. priFatee-s, near the Equator; but v hea N
er displayed their colors, the latter stood
freight IN English vessels was somewhat q
many perseEs thinklng that the E8glish and I
would 90 70 fighting, and that the latter wou
the ocean with PriVateers. The bark Ind
schooner n. p. Russell. both from this porI
left at Rio; also, bark meaco,-frcm New q
The bark Ann z. Grant, sf Richmond, and 4
! tinSFe banks, names not remembered, wen
ing. =.
The West Indian was assisted into port
pilots attached 10 the Howell Cobb. who rrd
outside the Bar, in theiF vessel, and piiotea 1
into port,-ChGTieStOR Mercury, Ssptenbsz 2.
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To. CoKREsPONbENTs.--Y haTea num6erof com
muniestions on hand, which we design publishing
but the crowded state Of our columns at present,
excludes thema We trust this generalhotiee wal
be sufficient for ALL 81 1890 ''1 q 2''i1pl
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u ~ Tae-RaTT OF ROrs HaIteras. ~
The Newbern, IN. C.) Progress has thefOllowiDg
psrtealss in regard TO the capture Of Fort Hatteras
by the enemy ~
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ARR1vAL OF PRIZE AT FoRrRFss MosRoA

FORTRESS MONROE Sept. The steamer George
Peabody arrived from Hatteras Inlet this morning
havirg in tew the prize Brook, captured in the
Inlet l5al--r555 t-r 7gf.1 Cl.rH % rar2r5 80.
The Harriet Lane was gos of On Saturday. Her
armament and coal had been thrown overheard.
The guns may be secured. ~
t The Minnesota had left for New York with the
Confederate prisoners.
The Secessionists had eight killed and twenty five
wounded. - t1-'-A ->-~- a. se''4--i '----'- p
A new military department it is supposed viii be
created for Gen. Butler.
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THs Cotton 4 sereas N Ensisr
By The sieamsr North American. from 1
on the ga uit We E.Fs BE following.
Amorg tie papers read at ths nestine oil
Sal Seisncet Congress a. Duhlin vas one
Bazeiy, Member Of Parliament from Manl
entitled, with cotton, snployment and foo
6as-st, famine aad sxpst risiia2- p
BE said the manufacturers expected % bel
command supply Of cotton to keep them I
with tOlerabIe regularity untl he siring
The crop was growing in he Southern
but the didieuity will be to obtain il. Certd
that We 5e EaOFs- ne iSsl- yeaFisrsu rlJ
Mr. Bazely Is an extensive spinner. and a
cottor is now aid down in his works a.
cent 10 excess Of the price paid to AEericsl
srs, whereas to bring csuop fr5m Rerg1f y d
100 per cent On the price pod. cWi5ssf lie
ties Of transportation
Or. Victorian, an American, sad the I'D
Of the country would hail with deEeht IL
to release them from the monopoly Of eotsod
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zThe New York Herald calls upon the LINCOLN
G6Fefnne at to suppress the New York Tribune and
the Alt lItery ysdard as reasonable publications
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The Cincinnati Enquirer has been threatened by
mob for advocating peace. nor a-e e-sg
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In, ole,of the ccnpanies new being raised here
for FremoBts command. there is an old man who
Witnessed7ths burning Of Nose ow,-C ireirnati Ga
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M 80 % assalia ii+ Li 1l.aa s13 "A a-laaA D a TO
-tla- .l1iaH iia4slfa 3tall go iaa afsslei.15
40 4 s0kaL 4E-et.iai
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! -T"|lII TIlT1 HGl --ElIlI-l-1I5 I'D NliT
5..l. -av IS s5e ID a.Bo9 i4al 4Iyi ssa1a $50
.sro.ll3sgs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19

nearly four hours, we brought into. action
only five regiments. and OF these but pots
Of three were long enssged The rebels
stationed expert rinemen to pick of o(li-
GERS. and fired spelter from their csnno,l-
a missile unknown to civilized warfare
Experienced military men say the roar oil
tannonaling and muslxetry for time was
Che heaviest they ever heard. but the rebels
firing mostly too high with their artillery.
The squirrel rifles did the most execution
Floyd should be surrounded and his re-
treat to Lewinsburg cut off.
An immense amount OF personal prop.
erty was found in the rebel camp. but on
ly some fifty wagon loads were thought
worthy Of transportation. and in this
country the whole amount is hardly worth
ten thousand dollars.
The number of killed was IL, MORALLY
wounded 5. wounded severely and slightly
92-total lib. -,
Fears have been entertained that Floyd
might make . rapid march to Gauley
Bridge, and concentrate with Wise in an
attack on Cox. but he is now in no condi
ton for fight anywhere. He has over five
h ndred sick. and strong detachment
spent an hour and twenty minutes carry
ing off his killed and wounded, after the
fight. past the house where he had our
prisoners confined. Wise has been Skin
mishing with Cox. and has uniformly been
beaten off with heavy loss. Cox is re-
garded perfectly safe.
Lee attacked Reynolds at Cheat Noun
tain Gap yesterday. Reynolds is strongly
posted and believed able to defend him.
self.
Floyd's scouts are still infcsting th,
mountains on the opposite side of Gaulcy
and guerilla firing is frequent on our mes
sengers from here to Sutton. 80 -
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WESTERN VIRGINIA.
More Splendid Federal victories-Thc
Enemy Routed Every Fine.

ELKwATER, Va. Sept. 16-On the 18th.
a detachment Of 800 men from the 14th
Indiana and oath and 25,h Ohio regiments.
dispersed three Tennessee regiments under
Gen. Anderson on the west side of Cheat
Mountain. completely routing them. kill
ing eighty and obtaining most of their G.
equipments. Orr loss was eight killed.
The enemy made an advance on Elk
water the same day with force supposed
to be 5000. bnt were driven back by de
tnchments Of men from the 18th In,iiana,
81 and 9th Ohio regiments, and shells
from LOOMS Battery. They have retired
some eight or ten miles.
A strong force of Arkansas. Tennessee
and Virginia troops. also. threatens the
east side Of Cheat Mountain. but have not
yet had general engagement.
4 shell thrown from one Of LOOMS
guns two miles into the enemy's camp,
killed 10 and wounded f.
The 18th Tnliana regiment had severe
skirmish with superior numbers Of the enc.
my on the 18th. and killed 10 or II. with
trifling loss. As the enemy advanced on
Elkwater. the column was handsomely
checked by detachment Of the 18th Indi-
ana. Lieut.. Merrill of the Typographical
Engineers. was taken a prisoner by the
rebels. while on his way to Cheat Noun
tain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19

Private N. X. Kingsbury. 3D. Vermont
solnnteaFs in the hip; slightly,
Privale John Colder. Company F. 10Th
New Yosk volunteers, liz tlse foot; slight
ay.
Private John Coughlin, 10Th regiment
volunteers. dangerously wounded by a
of She'll. ffbfF
Private James Elliott. Of Company r.
Sssesty-nirth New York Volunteers, be-
fore his death requested our correspondent
to state that he was from Cornwall. Or
age county. New York State, where his
relatives reside. So a.ftsfs ai
Lieutenant Hancock, of the Indians
Volunteers reported among the killed. be-
fore the engagement and without orders,
took four men with him to reconnoitre the
force of the approaching enemy. He
proceeded through corn-6eld. was soon
after surrounded by the enemy. after which
be received a vollley from them. killing
bin and wounding two of his comrades.-
The fourth one escaped and related these
facts.
These casualties. were in part. owing to
the fearless DARING Of the men, who viola.
ted positive orders which were given to Sc.
cure their safety.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
War Meeting at nishnwnsn.


Milburn's Hall was crowded last Sat-
uriay to hear speech on the War from
our townsman. Hon. Norman Eddy.
one OF the most prominent Democrats Of
our State. who. at this crisis, when the
impious hands of traitors are laid on the
ark OF our covenant, comes toward like
Dickinson and Holt. and Andy johnson,
and Ca.hcart, and Butler. to enroll him
self unequivocally and without reserve
on the side of his country. This speech
was mastery and statesmanlike review
of this great Rebellion. which he denoun-
ced as causeless. and proved to be 81. by
examining the alleged grievances Of the
South. one by one. He rebnkcd eloquent
ly those who are carping at the strong
measures taken by the Administration to
save the Government. anil brought down
the honse as he portrayed the bencficent
results that resulted from Gen. JacksoB's
taking the possibility" at New Or
leans. He abjured them not to bubble
about taxes when the existence Of q Gov
eminent. without which their property
was worth nothing. was at stake--re-
pudiated al Compromises while rebel
armies were in the fiald--and declared that
though he had opposed Mr.. L;ncoln's cleo
ton and expected to oppose his political
principles, he could have no conflict with
the Administration ill the War was ever
and the rebellion crushed. The speesf,
was warmly applauled as it richly de-
serve1 South Bend Reg