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'lH . - . r = -" = - =
t.. IE,stz't: roller GeIeTsl; ! 7 rs
l.; ia ;ila,i.,;i sad fourteen counties. Of
;.:::.::s 7,rura this year 35,55l1H1107 aIes
:2;e. IL com: i: 200 a1d' ii ottaT ETsh5a and
- - u 4crs+ planted il cotton: fphe Comp
;;::::...i :.s5osss ii1At the sstaai am ouut u
-; =. 901l tse present time is fl o.4 ioau 10
.'s alli,ons acres, ana tte. lrads' i iFnh
-: - at: millions OF bushels. J.. 1916
:: coz croy 3i, q. c7s;a ~ss-thiity- millions
.;t-.tsls The amount Of land III. ,cottop IS
::';;::==,.a;ei At 2t0lG) acres, and the 'product
E-.p'oos5.y re about sixty thousand bales.
9:iinsrilr it is. abou. se:en hundred :hou-
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;! Ihs -r115rr regiment sf Wc7T ye7seJ lna;
formed ttGi;sia:: Colonel FeckRellr haSsa: o.. !.
tered to Tciunteer under: the nine moatns.
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-T;,.: rs Tbi.asfa's i:ssi.4,ai: ;hs ii,l !. -.
In the, recent affair of tho exchange Of Pr
soners it is difhcul.to know which fe-be most
surprised al, the 'ilDpudenty bad faith Of the
! Rebels, or the extreme Simplicity Of ouT otii-
t+ccrs in delivering, over prisoners before they
a ere sure of those thsy wsre to. have in re:
Erurn. They .yeSs, doubdess, much astonish-
I ed a, being informed that they were n2t Il
receive the qufd a;rJ quo but had they 4
bright to be Is not this-Tebeilion the suni II
nj rillainiGs, ana had we any reason to expect
-TrohitE from a:t1Oyernnieat EGith selected
| fer its chief:exponent the TerE ar"istie oi'fe-
puiaiiun :---,1sa. cIt any wunIer that tie
TREAT Repuilator should repudiate ?'.' 80. =
Even banditti, when they. take PrlseneT3 AMI
set 3 prics on then. deliver their prisoners
when rhsYT555I1e the RANDOM bi;t fhIugh
there may ts honor among tEieres5 there is
zone among the 2lradiug ounspirators in the
Rebellion; and none was 10 BE- e&pected: Oar
officer: : who srrrendeTeef the pTiaohers btfHfs.
rhey iad secured those IS HON they- vert to
recei~e must feel very much ike ;dlpss: aud
will. Ne hope, learn little wisdom, 10 guide,
them in their future d?callpSs VII ms crew
oil ew;nalels; ..r.,,.,...,, ,., -. ~
But theTe.iS GIs. STJiblns.: :1acf il ~ ll'is
,rhc policy OF fhe rebels is az bad as their
f.iti: frwas tiearit.f .fRRiT interest il ever,
VS. 10 sc aire, T.. patatioHg ios: oAact goud
,1iaub and ,sir -joaiInE;, ~; only 10 e:erisyt
tksfr r5sitii3n, III the Is ra of: the orld AZ
lsi,gG, but to show u: that they, osieht 70 be
iEussef ef'tNnegitiaCsbn., For Their inject Has
beer. dsclaredt se.tss.to weary us: out WITH
=, w a. .n1l. We ,.tsGhsd that point that VI we're
willing sto. recognize. thent treat with ucni,
:HB:~s;sb a. ~ boundary md establish relations "ifh
them as. an -adjoiitiHs po'rer, But IN this
recent transaction they hare shown ID e clo-
feEhi-ioQt "a I'd ,hAtec .Ero *od TO ua thai n =
agreement W oula be Kept sTlrii US: that i the
c,ocd taiiks Which enables nations 20, 11E;a
lasting T.casies With each cb.orhcr Goes, not
vxisr among them j. that eiAlilng IS!
,G;;.recoenise their independence, it would be
impossible lbr US to trust them; ttat we cnn
do but one fling With them, and that e 15 to.
subiue. them. -. : 80. 49,. ;..,t - =.
~. t''-E''Hs' : =,
there s5mo1e: trouble bLt%tIEs!lS Il hS:.sa7
between Governor Robinson aud hecrai.lhe
Ger, III .issionc1 jim Lane, The laws Of Con
gress require sbs Executive to appoint nj the
commissioned officers for, the regiments Ts'Saa
within the,stats, and Lsns, By virtue OF ms
-app6intpent as.reoruiriDg- officer tcislms Il ne
s5ain5 ss5ain5 right In dsanance Of the law The tshs
will an intnrestiup q one zn2:,-F -
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/: .Cldsr the above caption tha :1iersid" put
lishes the following morct9a: which It IS use
less Tor lis TO cay dogs Lot contain oi;e Torn
of trutb, a. the gallant general himself will
doubtless te1ch ttuiL; . a...r : >
/ "a wa received irGlh :Ihs- !. ,uthwess 6t;Aes
that the 1um3i about Genera, beauregsrd res
sii;iiilir ni: :torGnsnd is entj' ; without ioun-
7dation. ali the secessionis,, II the vicinity,
,ss well IS The prisoners nad, o.. 2Yr troops
agree IL. sErIns that ReA regaTe'sr Career
as 6 general ia ended, sui thst tie soldiers
lm se i6si canfdelca IT, Ii" military talents,
They accuse hiui-o ia 7ine Iost,'hJ waUr, OF
soiiity; tie advantage: oI h;s posiiiol st Ma.
:.sssas and At pitlsburg I.ai;Iiny, aan of ha7-
;ne lei fJ al sneIsy y hicrit vas very easy ioI
.hinito annitilata his Ieat frorc CofiisE
lis also loSked upon as u.3?cnent Which LIS
7s1:pls;eiy dsnorail-ii H.. great sTnJJ- OF TIE
WaEt-anc 5f the firsr il: Ise CcD:eacIa2y-.-
and hs=tsnell the ,:fr5 ~ - dissolution. / lfaI
arm ) IS nov goDs and lkl, fragments tan &c
!o,lr.i GaTissre. General Beaiir eEard is .s:d
-i.,.be Tax 81 Ediala' Spring. spending his tiDls
ia uu TiitT:ns JyvI; the I;.::Gli5aLeucy 11 PtVlil
opinion. aid reEretih,E perhaps inwaIdiyf o.
hs7inE raised kuiitr ham a:alnst"tis coun-
trJ 20 V ulcl' lLr u"eS Hie IL. aii'' 'iT Po'
hi. '.iaatA <, oa .InE .5ttnE:pAH cF tLES1-
.-,...v :-E@ y'.,.rrr ~ ..-i
>, Il: Herald ~ sr Siit3rlsI 75>- tEi SIT
IsIis1 .sf Clsi, ,o~;ue. 81. .;s : ...... '. - =
: Tie :=;G;jt-,.lsl of CiarE5*ilE i; t.: Later
despatch: s-no:nced "a r;eeo,'ot, e. waraice
o.: tic p-rt OF Tie tlieTs1l!T-E7ss V2ic Tegs-.
mert [oionei. Rodney Ma,on.' ln oontradis-
,tinGtion to tharact;on we t:eTc desrntch tha:
Cap.air:- Atkkiaso-. u the Filti:th Ohio
with onlr.t=vent! lveil. in q etocEraees Etdssc-'
Held junction, saccs rep.iisel a. .a.teckk
maLe :ror then b: cue ehocssui gueril-
llS-a Sort:or Of aorgaa's hsad.. Tks
rebels ",rushei aFon ths :wo1k -inres times,
snd, after ta.ca hQuCs GsIt:T.3,, 7Isre hnall:-
dr :szEsz III, s. '"::-r
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I! TEGrTE:;Li-
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- =, :. .;.il.r,ie,. "a ls,ci Frt 5ece,e il Ncw
York !3;r aa:;ii ig:fsiiiTg milkat e"towH pump:
Ills ccun=yi. coneencted shat the sid:ion of vs.
ter wrs ros III sdI;,.tts :.,;:: Of NILS. MIA
QsksJ Hnl, ,piasrietatsorne? scnteGaeatEat
i was, and tE5E; aIlil0pgh. ..ao0ia i.sl night
suppose :hat:pilk, vas impF5Teu b! S'r sd ID.
mix tlre :
punch, still 4 4 s:lisn purchased it as milk: be
vss entitled to-the genuine, unadults.sted ar
ticle. The Court as.eed!with Ar. dsll, ano
fined the defedhint ffty dollars.
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- iE..cH24.,:4- YA-,-A1ss--225d-l- -l-s65:-:.--
isss7s. Editors Much >r1s been said, in I
:;@oa tie Pres, OF tliv. country srd Il
g .-i:1i:Tait Congress by tS' or sthres CT
: a~1nDeI:, ,hosoil.-,o THE Administration,
"Y~Cti7s the alleged mal-4dminiSEatioa OF
:: i-2ecuttve Departments of the Govefnf
80, And rom SOME cSdss, best known to
n: ;.1!"0i croekers, the Secretary. of tbs
'''T cas- Tscti"fci liberal share. of their abuse
- t"t-a ton. i,h&ve no doubt some .gooi
--;;aNoc irsva 10 knowledge OF :he numerous
:: !-sutulou1ta6le difficulties ,tbat have
.':ocacsd this trsach OF the .Govcrna1enti
-: Occasionally; manifested. dissatisfac actioq
=: hare attributed a,;want of'energy 'snd
-..-7N27 ~ the heed OF this Department. -
-"i !: = . Isset shs .E5ilrSt complaints, III
- Class OF your rcaoe1s ttat Gdesirs.ic
-" Sct3rs them: through the, coGimns
" Faas Iap 81, feS facts for 'rheiGcorsidera-
1a:; .s:sn; . Il, Il 4 tEs cisy: i made
:. scllGlnance of one oi lie suoo rdinste
:-s's Of the Ss+y Department, with WHOM.
.:aTersed freely, touching, the, matters Of
:2-'-s:s:. aot- ii.cansistent .N:lIE the estab-,
,<OE' sa:ss rt.i a;lss:s ernht very. property
So! .l:t ccI2plieated h.ac hinssFF q, Govern.
-'n' he AZ anco caSdHa iai r.s.:to Inc Depart
So I'D aniolde3 to MS. fiew ii mass Of facts
Elected 9Th its praelical- hist,ag, ~ hct
,S3'sd ne that, SO far from there having teen
'S1' 'i diligence and activity: ,on the part Of
" "s's.srg Ct tie Navy, he, coE,preneaiifry
FOUGHT the Magnitude 9l'the present ::cti:
aSs.s;1asa1ored to,meat it promptly ana
:.ousl; *iih all the agencies at his coIn-
y "NI Yroauei to ;;i=+s- ;fIei f.
A:uisl TO o.. - - :. " >, -.
'hea the CoHie,isra,. t:o...rn,rsy,i. ,;4
f-s':i I, iHto e@'stehc,: d; the Convention al
+'s soinery: ii is III &,ioxn 20 iig re- intslli:
~ isadsf That the Country va: entirely
''tte u navel CeaseI> snt; ,rm5 ufc,fi;. Il
= a., AMI appliaose. r,., rr,.ate tI.e,. I5,
I-tns difficulty, Ike Secretary ct the
" despatched aD agent to Euror, in Max.
.. authorized and Instructed 10 purchase
.S:; IF var and iar.E,.i ...;ia. .w;ti ali !
sue despatch to our lor1s;' ami il. ron.
=: case, re could not .o,tljn tEe&: IS purzz
~ = arrange l0r the .isht etisie-ccastruc
d 9i as MANY as he could place uni,sr
,...' -'a.' The agent arrived ,ihEurops ibc.ii
iag June, and remained there 4yer
.-s fortunately, however, the govern
=, ,,:' 0! hu1oGe; netting upon the pqhcvofi
~ -ia'eT,veotiqn, inrerdicted b. the 5,1aoSt
= 2ol'ee ,acruliny, the =ccnsunEation Of
VI 'hs important 1u1p1oseg SittI -a'fhich'-
.ssn' Or tne Navy Department = was
- ( : nd Il wasnot tnM M,rsyi ZSesnttg
II; a. soie to affect even. = paIiak: accom-.
IN sat -: o the principal object OF .hisc mis-
-, aich: ifos:s prudsntiaI consiide deratiodg,
-0' as ashoerty-to make known. -
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tI:cs! u. Sew ioiEliirsld a;:"ff. ii yc-:-orr
III, srsfi fA.sir 5F 7fstsiai. A;fD Il.
'ssa7 mo@;I:sEHT1=. TaiiD DisiG:'s.,
:. hs impression nv w;tiSi5 pTeyail= ilit
ths'tulk Of the Etbs! zfE.:55 ,of ,.Richrpona IS
now s1ss55STiag aoTtnTG+j Gtlder Ls. AID. Store
WfSii jackson, Tor tEg enniiiiiaiion Of Gene,
! ral Pope and i daSt' upo:i Washington ,by.
Tar .of 7Isnassgs, 5r ,or a rad 81. j, .gtaIri
ss.caale doHTT tbe' valfcy. ii the Shanandqsb
1nd into ;lsT! !fssHi, 'lid ftIla y WaohiEEtor. -
til, rou1e, before Mcclellan OF our Ds7- reg
rnents can come 1o tks rescue ,-.-,C
This i: : Wy pl,,isi sible theory, and th2ze.
.iaay ri. sot;;;st hipgin it. Ta deIe LAY, hew-
aySer. hat: General Rspe .Tll not, r.
csnri,r: .',' 'aappug, and. thai ,lioneTal Hal
lex < wall sdyiSed oi. tha f1ileiug:s. no1e-
ment. AID Will ,-Ll weii. prepared 70
spoil 1heir' aians,. lad, ,Earh2P7. 7-neH? aud
whsIc thei ,,ita.t ,-t@pS;;It IL. Fron, the
s:urie iacr 'thGt ;:.s rsEcls tannct 5;ih4i5t- an
ann a.sept by their railrnais, Se raTe- nc
fears mat they can initiate .2r "a ,iaIgs. oca.ic
rhs lo,e astonishing raids Il SioneGali jack
so, il, s77 SIN nIIIii 1f Tfoidu'is;ille.--
-Bnt ii thS7 linI their ga.ps bl9o!:u .to1srda
Wash;:,, Ton tiry may: perhaps; abandon
Virginia .ad move Iff INTO East ftnnesses te
arsT;vhsin Busn and -rI=l,-nn- IL Siashrill=-
snd therce into kentuck! -...--..--...
At I'll events. while Geiisial iialeck lS
collecting ms forces i"r settlement; with
.:tonewail ya2i:s2a: whateTsr ins: be the ez-
tent Of nis ARM IL: us rrlsiffoT~aTd our rs >:
regiments r inst :y p2sioic: 80 1le|cck
mav, this iHnn5t b$ :cnidercd 'c2'3Plete and ic-
:is;ve il tNe t4mristr t.y;?1lson Of The rebels
troia Erghir- :. a.~'-.-,'' ,...'; ..
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= ~ I.
.r,iay. .sst, hlair,, ';eneral J E. +. STU.
.;,,sssd Rayei snar, at Wettora's, Ford,
.. ,,oui three thousand cavalry, and pro-
.;,;.a Wa,17!;,,a irisdse. fson, thence
,.,.,..3sna sdvanc2d TO ,Warrento4 aud
-. !, fsr ,hc column t7 close Up: The, ad-
-. .usTi vas then Sent oat .shout rrs
,nl reported everything quiet,. .l'he
w. s-lir moved forward, ana reached
:..- . .n;ic Of Caelett's Stanon, OF The
,.,,,, srsi .4.rtsair;s Railroad, sooat dark.
:, r.,;;:, sc:r completely surrounded -sni
.-,-;.s,i a..i' ,hcir whole force, CONSISTING, Il
..,.; i've ti.SuSa.i iaa1. wax pat to. iligas.
a;,-rsTu.sstcr:s ard coraIlisssry sl3res,
.,,. ,zu:,, ..e., OF the estimated value OF
: ;,,.,ic,., ii dollars vera destroyed ,tiy
-. .-c3,.: - :hey also, capu.rsd thrass.nur,-
.-;..:: ;;;,,.--.,s7r7 PRISONERS; IL ttt1dms sRS
,-,,s, commissioned officers, among :|honi
=, cne Coianei and three. Captains .ljis
,:.-,-sl e., &c r3rses, nia~saddle, bride,
I, ii, hi: stTvalt, 14ni his G4artlr:
..4.i. ,np,r'a ';'uld!..G, snI tns- Is Quarter tt r.
..,.,..!.,l>~,sa- AS,, st't:-t+Y1 III sescie ana
Y-.,..r i.ui.t and a mail, containing official
-. i.o7: t:rl:aTal Pops, of-!he highest IN
,,.:,,,t. ri-c:. are,nrw';S t,Se iah'fs 81: t:th.
-. .'- - - 80 - >~'s.''-'
-. ,-. - :!:'s'i : - - .s".'e3.
;;,:.s+ ,r,:..>i. err cnemy. rallied sad
,,,... ,,.,,i. s,,ss,i; OF. our column. bn> were
- ir;%,n III. Gan. Stuart and MS con-
-: ,,;uraed - Tar4eu;on Springs on
,....rii~, with the '"s7: .; hu;:>t two Killed and
:r, w.n.;:,S;,t. fhe enemy wcre ii,'Ia!: re-
.,.s.. :ssyius /: snail ferco. 90 icy &c, ereck
:; s,;.ect@5 :.iye:.; : 81: ailf, troafp.. It's
;.:,c=:l !!.+r E;li i,aEla s!95a It sis siszSih
~. r,oa. ',,,a - Was st tta head on the
=: ,ioliGg tie entire march ,Col. Lee,
-, ?:.;G vi s:l.! ,ya+alry lea Tie .efaTrs
.-,a nc IankecS;, 'C.en. Fops'E sword Vas
.;.G::,i TX n Charles sifunescrode: OF sh;z
-: .,..ra 90 :.
;wTs ere iuleei.i fni ~ ;;c:- l.isn!y ir.e-
;,.E ::io:.aa.....-.:. III. ". K-itti: Arms
4, u.i ti;i. yrni,&;a 'C2n@afTYT: 0i III. AZ
r,.,;!; z,r,:u.,.eh ~ i'f ttEs f.ftr {
$. l.t,..y-. NJ. Arm,st=ai wa., uni1 C
~. 5i@TE il tho Aii:ltaat t:>rars,i's oi-
i. = ii,:s ~, u~tTssisaSd position with
:,:-:ot;c zeal, to. en5er tiS *si5rsliy EGTTic33-
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,.-s> >;>--a - -~5e.'-I> -, ~i---~-7' ~
~ TYLER, WiSE-aS,a Il EGRk:- :. q
! - - -
-,,.ysD,y McsSlH&. .t-aliST| IS; 1852.
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:N2"rErES C0EE ESr.:|EHNI !
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The steamer 'r!st Nil3hSiia5,:.', captured .t5.
Commodore Hollins, Fas altered and equipped
iiir service on The Rappahanuock river, and
Destroyed upon the evacuation Qf Fredericl;s-
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= John itorEsp, at tbs head oi tTc srauss1o
cavalry: left Knoxville ier Kingston about
tis 2i ;nstAHt. 1t is rumored that Kentucky
is tc be :2.vaied. GEo, W. MoKGAs; -. .
.,-,r =. .. ..-..a sr:gad;er General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29

,kLicrl3s tat turcEis.hEN ~ aotTn ,. SctdhA'
Tt,- prasilsnt las authorized Governor
,tanly to order the rs!cef"h Representatives,
III tiGngrs,;5 for thu F;Esl ant Second districts
Of Eortt, 1linu ...,. '..-.. 90, ..-...'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-06

Niw 7olx, Sept a-Riehmoad papers Of the
1eth contain highly oolored accounts Of the reb-
E, success on tie. Rappahsnnoek. on the 2tth
NIX Jackson, from Wafrsnton, telegraphed 70
Acnmond TO hurry up The rsmaindef Of the ~ =
ny, ana not 70 dslsy, and not to prep.reprovis.
.one. ss enough had been captured ct that point
ieeo the whole force for some tim.
in the rebel House Of Representatives 1r.
toote onefed series of resolotioas fsvoring an
aggressive war; also favoring proclamation to
tne inhabitants Of the Northwestern States, Of
,Seilng TO guarantees the free navigation of the
1,ississippi and Ohio Rivers to their mouths, il
.aey wiz desist from the farther prosecution O
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-06

sr. LOUIS, Lept Especial to Democrat from
Memphis dated Aug. ~, says
A number Of persons who have been caIcula-
ting visit North we're arrested yesterday BY the
Military Committee. - -, :
Gen. Sherman has issued his orders 70 the
Board Of Trade Committee. prohibiting the i'm
portation and sale. BY oil persons, of arms, anu.
milton, salt and saltmeats, except, upon permits
for that purpose. 80 !. -.".,'... Y +
Also, dealers are 70 keep an account Of al
goods received here and the, disposition Of the
same, their books at Ill times to be kept oper,
to the Inspection of he Provost Narshal.
Dealers In arms and medicines sndeayorina
70 get the same outside the Federal lines are 70
be arrested and condemned to suffer the extreme
penalty Of military Law. aga 6e s-Ii.1 =
Chaflss De Hart, VA arrested yesterday By
the picket With mail bags destined for The Con
fedsEasy. he styles hinself an international
mail agent. no s gl,-1.5--.3f,9
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-06
Rron Callf0rnla.

SAN FRAxclsoo, Sept 1.-The steamer Con.
stitution arrived yesterday from Panama touch
ed at Acapulco and toS Captain Hudson, late
CONT Of Golden Gass Left NanzanillA on
the 18th after remaining near the wreck twenty
one days He thinks there is little probability
Of fsaving any treasure, but efforts viii be made
during October and November when the sea ID
unusually quiet. g -
The Anglo Saxon arrived from N. T., also
Northern Coasts Steamer with Treasure from
British Columbia and $500, 900 from Oregon. j
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-06

CarcAso, Sept 2.-The Board of Commission.
ers of Union Pacific Railroad met at Brysnts
Hall ct noon to-day. Gen. Curtis was chosen
temporary Chairman BY acclamahon. he pro-
ceeded 70 address the meeting upon the serious
and important work upon which Il has besn
necessity and invaluable influence which Il win
exercise on the interests Of the conntry. -
Robert Finney, Of Penn, John E. Robinson.
Of Cal, were chosen temporary Secretaries.
The roll being called, sixty nine answered .
their names, 40 9fs.s,
Mr.. Cos, Of Penn, moved TO proceed TO per-
msnsnt organization. ;-Lsv .,...5
Some discussion ensued .,--
7 The motion when adjourn to do % until 70.
morrow, at 10 o'clock, A. L., was lost-ayss
81; nays 50. - - =
Without taking action on the motion for pss-
msnsnt organisation, the Convention Adjourned
till 5 o'clock this afternoon. '.al ~ -,
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hHrH1s, Aug. so, via. CAIRO, Sept. Ia
meeting called yesterday, two miles south east
OF Memphis, to organize Guerrills band, was
surrounded and captured by company Of Fed
eral cavalry. Eighteen prisoners were taken
A detachment of Federals occupied fernando
Thursday afternoon, capturing train of cars
from Grenada. Rebel force ct Cold Water, q
few miles distant ~ y"
Villepugne, with 5000 men, is reported mev.
ing through Grand Junction, in the direction oi
Bolivar, Tennessee.
Genersl Curtis passed up the river yesterday.
General Steele now commands the army Of the
South West
Prominent Secessionists say Bragg's army has
gone to Western Virginia, and will shortly sp.
pear in the Kanawha valley, and march 70 the
Ohio river. .-
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Reslsslnx the Dfaft.

Pa1LADElPHA, Aug 500. 8. Marshal Will
lard has asked Gov. Curtin to Aid in taking en-
rollment for the draft in the north and south
townships Of Schuylkill county. the o. s. Depu-
ty harshal, having charge of the enrolment in
this region, having been driven away by vio-
lence. The trouble 10 in the same locality where
the miners recently had difficulty with the coal
operators.
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Some of the CasuaIt1es.

wAszlseroS, Aug sl.-Ths following are
among the casualties in the recent battle:
A. J. Wolf, Co. C, I'd Wisconsin, Jno n Alex.
ander, Adjutant, 1lth Ohio; D.. W. Jones, l2tb
Ohio; Edward Vannot CO. G, 18th Ohio; Geo.
Swan, Lieut. 90. A, and James Hough, Serg't
Go. =, l6th Michigan, 8. johnson, lot Mime
sofa; John 8. Hatch, Lieut. lst Michigan.
In addition o the above are Lieut. Merriam,
Let Michigan cavatry: wounded and taken prison.
ner; Lieut.. Morse, same regiment, killed; Col.
Roberts and Capt Pomeroy, isto Michigan.
killed; Capt. Berry, 18th Michigan, wounded;
Col. Broadhead. lst Michigan cavalry, was cap
tured; G. b. Town, 1st Michigan cavalry, was
wounded in Eve places. Hf-4 d9ss - ''.-,s
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WAsHHaros, Aug. s0.-The President and
Secretary Of the Treasury were closely engaged
to-day in completing the appointments under The
excise and direct tax laws for Missouri: al
Let District -Collsctor. Samuel b. Gardner,
Of St. LouiA Assessor, Thsophelis Possin, Of
St Louis ir5. 4 3 7as 81 Z. se,oa i.
I'd District-Co Collector, Col Joseph Bragg, Of
Ste. Genevieys. Assessor, Daniel +. Sale, Of
Sd, District-Col. G. B. wilkinsqo,, of St.
Joseph, Collector. Assessor, Joseph A. Hay, Of
Canton.
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KxcItement I'm Philadeiphia,

PHlLADELPHIA, Sept. lst-The Tribune's re-
port Of the I'd battle produced the greatest
excitement in the city on being posted on the
bulletin boards. In some cases alterations oc-
CURED between the excited friends and oppo-
nents of Gen. Mcclellan. About noon the Trib.
une's dispatches were torn from the bulletin
boards, On information received that the Gov.
ernment had the Tribune's correspondence clos.
ed in consequence of the publication of the hor.
rible rumor
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FIGHT At Boliver, Team.

WsH,NGroA, Sept. The following dispatch
WAS sceived from Gen. Grant:
IA M. Gen. Halleck, Commander IN Chief: 7.
GIIaAL The following dispatch 10 received
Cd Hoee. in command Of the Goth and 29th
Oh;onfantry and some cavalry, WAS attacked
nv amut 5000 rebels yesterday. Our troops
behaed well, driving the enemy, whose loss is
ovar no. Our loss is IS men killed and wound.
ed Cl. Hogg being one Of the number.
~ Qigned.) U; 8. GnAxI,
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Special 70 Forney,s Press.

PH1LADELpH1A.Sept. la correspondence Of
Fornsy's Press dated near Centervills says, last
evening about FIVE CLOCK Mcdowell 8 left flank
was turned by cavalry force 5000 strong,
McDowel's corps being onthe left ofour army
and the rebel cavalry being supported BY infan-
try. McDowell's entire corps WAS fearful the
enemy according to the reports Of prisoners,
who have been taken, had been reinforced er,
ormously, and included the entire rebel army
nj the State Of Virginia, and numbers about
25O, 900 men. ~
The rebels occupy the outer extremity Of the
old Bull Run battle field At present, their front
being At the farther point Of the old feld They
had their old rife pits and they sre bold and i'm.
pudent
Our army wss reinfosced at noon 70 day BY at
least 6O,0o0 of the most e6ectusl men We have
in the field, including Gems. Franklin, Summers
Porters, Richardson's, Sedgwick's, and Cox's
divisions rom Western Virginia togetheriwith
Gen. Stureis' New Division Of Pennsylvanis reg.
iments af the new levies, the l2Sd. l24th, l96th,
l26tb, l97th and lS0th. The latter marched
from The various camps near Washington this
morning where they have been located and
whence they can be safely moved. Prisoners
we re sent from this point this morning 70 Alex
audrh. This makes 1900 that have been for.
wsrd.d to Washington. - g
/ Th, total number Of prisoners captured Vas
very heavy. Gen. Tsylor's New Jersey brigade
has MT been in this fight. Several hundred Of
its MN Who were taken prisoner have been
parois1. Il he's not suffered - much - It 10
gsnsrtlly believed. sH 3i2qe. e.5 z,
a very intelligent prisoner, commissioned
Office, told me that stonswall Jscksoa made IN
sddres TO his army, in which be advised big
men % stand firm and 6ght to the last, for II
they Eere beaten then all their hopss for the
Confderacy would be lost. This man also 70
portathat during Fridays battle jackson made
4 ven narrow escape from capture. . q
Easons supposed to be well informed cay that
ve I've taken at least 1900 prisoners from
the e,emy in al the engagements, but many Of
tbesewere paroled on the spot and sent back