True Democrat., 1862-10-01
BY TELEGRA A P H i.


 CAMDEN, Sept 23-From the Vcksburg Dail Whig, Sept. 18th:
 RICHMOND. Sept l5--OfFcial dispatches receiv cd here state that Gen. LoriBg had defeated th' enemy in the KanaNha Valley. Gen. Jenkins hat made successful raid into Ohio. Nothing lat' from Maryland.
 Northern papers of the Ilth represent that Me Clellan's army had marched through Rockville II quest of the rebels, and that battle was expected in few days between that place and Frederick.
 CHATTANOOGA, Sept. l5.-Intelligence received saws Buell. has returned i'll force to Nashville and states that between loOOo and I2,uUo negroes are working on the Notifications around the city. The nooroes are starving-many have escaped to their owners A large meeting has been held by Ten nesseans The country around Nashville is re- solved never to allow the enemy to again control their State.
 MoBu.E. Sept l6-A dispatch to the Evening News dated Iupeo l5th says Gen. Prices army moved from Baldwin, Miss, on Friday last, on a forced march, messenger just arrived reports tbat an Saturday afternoon the advanced guard, ,uder c en. Armstrong, surprised and attacked the Yankees 6,000 strong, at luka, driving them out of the town, taking POO prisoners Gen. Price with the main body of the army came up on Sunday n,orninq Tie enemy fled in the direction of East rort. leaving in our hands hundred thousand dol ors worth of stores principally flour and salt. Gen. pr;co r,ve chase but when last heard from was { miles behind the enemy.
 R,cuMoND. Sept. l5-The Washington Chroni- cle of the l4th says Gen. Loring made an attack on Harper's Ferry on Friday and was repused with great siauchter and that the attack was renewed t',enext day with the same result. The excite mo, at Harrisburg and Philadelphia was increas- ;ng The Chronicle also reports that 4O ,OOU rebels under R qauregard left Richmond on Thursday to re;nforca tee, and that New Orleans IS threatened hy o forroin %ble army under Breckinrldge and an Dom.
 STILL LATER AND BETTER.
 <C.uarx. Sept. 25-From the Vicksburg Whig of the 2Oth, we take the following: IuKA, Miss, Sept. H.-The enemy evacuated this place during the night' ana put TOT attack we should have captured the whole garrl- son We captured over million dollars Ill value sT,h, onemv were entrenched They carried off , 000 mooroes. The Yankees started in the direc- tion of Corinth it is believed they are crossing tbe Ten 7essee river at Hamburg
 CHAnLrsroN, Sept IA courier has just reach, ed here frora Staunton, Virginia, with news that ,StonnwaU Iari,son was in nursuit of the enemy in Maryland. The Yankees haG left to protect the railroad and Harper's Ferry. The enemy iorce was about l0,000. c
 RICHMOND, Sept 18.-The report of the hSnt ot Harpers Ferry and capture of 6,0o0 prison @fS' has been confirmed. On Sunday, Hill was attack ed in Maryland with 5000 men.
 The fight continued all day with heavy loss on both sides On Monday, Hill was reinforced by Longstreet, when the battle was renewed and the enemy driven back } miles, Gen. Garland of Va was killed, his body arrived this afternoon. Pas seneers just in who left Vicksbarg Sunday 2lst sav that later dispatches received on that day, state that we have taken 5000 prisoners and 62 pieces of cannon. The federals in full retreat.- The rout was worse than at Manassas. StoneWail Jackson aanked the enemy.
 Price has whipped Rosencranz, and Rosencranz isin full retreat.
 '(NoTE by Publisher of True Democrat)
 We were in possession, for the last A hours oi Cn;e,, 70 and Memphis papers of the 18th and l9th 1'hov wss,' e filled with dispatches of great victory in M,rv,anI There was nothing to base such a statement upon, except three grandloquent dis matches from Nc Clellan. After attempting to onolvse the conflicting statements. we were sati5- fled that the Confederate troops at Urbana and Frederick city had moved up to join the force at Hagerstown; while on their way, they were attack ed by the federas, and series of skirmishes en- sued. One of the federal accounts says" the rear guard of the enemy, fighting obstinately, contes- Led every inch of the ground" Over this McClei- Ian made big splutter, and sent the buncombe dispatches we give below. Our forces combined at Tagerstown, when battle w&s fought on the lfth aud 18th.