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S. c. TURNER.
Judge .Adyocatc .

From kentucks-Rcbci iHack Tircaty Mics
South OF LomsriH e Gallant .Scries Of At
facks on The Rebels
LoulsvILsA, Sept. eth
The passenger train from Bowlin Green,
which lett at I this morning returned from
shis side OF Sheppardsville, 20 miles south OF
here. bringing reports that the small Fed
eral force is stockades, protecting salt river
bridge, were attacked this morning by a
large force Of rebel cavalry with artillery,
supposed to be mountain howitzeis. When
oar informant left there was heavy muskctry
end commanding Reinforcemcnts have
been sent from here, but the bridge will
probably be destroyed before their arrival.
/. No telegraph communication now exists
with auy point south Of Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. G.
The rebels yesterday burned three bridges
over Benson Greek, on the Louisville and
Frankfort Railroad, about 60 miles east OF
here. The afternoon train went no farther
than Lagrange.
On Sunday last Col Shacklafor1 met a
force of rebels at Miorganfeld. and surprised
them killing some and taking severa pris-
oners. Col. Saackeiofd then divided his
iorcs, sending Lieut.. Col Poster with two
companies of cavalry. in the direction of
Slaughteryille. Col. Foster overlook part
Of the enemy killed two and took tweaty-
three prisoners and forty three horses.
On Wednesday morning Col Shackleford
started for the rebels a: G !. johnson s camp
on Galligar Lake, drove IN his pickets, rOut-
ed him and took possession OF his camp
johnson rallied on the opposite side OF the
lake and opened fire. Shackleford dismonn-
4 ~ iii In
rebels, about 5000 strong, for two hours un-
I'll his ammunition was expended, hivng
killed and wounded many rebels.
The Federals then retreated orderly. and
yeerossing the lake, the rebels advanced down
the lake. and Saaeklelord ordered a charge,
leading in person. Col. Shaeklefnrd's lett
foot was torn b. pieces by leadsn slug nom
tile enemy's cannon, which killed bis horse.
lis force then burned the rebel camp and
guns and fell back in good order. Shaclc-
ford had seven of his men wounded besides
himself Nome killed.
The President has coneurred IN the ap-
pointment of Charles j. Giburt as VI .i1r
General and Vim. K. Tirrell as Brig Gen
sral.
COL Warner of the 18th Kentucky, son.
iu-law of Gen. Leslie Coombs reported Kill
l3d IN tlc Ieceht hsut az '''e"'''o'Ht ~ . &c
there recovering from severe wound.
The rebels have burned al the bridges on
the Huntsville and Frankfort Railroad. be-
tween Frankfort and Blglad. except that
over the Kentucky river, and small Iron
bridge ever creek.
SHrrH.RpsYILLE Sept eth.
About 5000 rebel cavalry burned one
SECTION Of the Salt River Bridge this morn
ing, damaging put slightly the new portion
u@cently erected. Gen. Dumont had his
forces under arms all day at Lebanon Jaact-
ion, expecting an attack by rebel force.
All Is quiet south of Lebanon junction,
along the line Of the Louisville and Nash
VILE Railroad
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Representatives Elected I'm Han.
cock County.

Deer Isle, &c, William l. Green, Demo.
erat; Sedgwick, &c, Daniel NJ Perkins
Castine, &c, Ithiel Lawrence Bluehll, DC
John l. Parker; Bueksport, S 7 Hincks
Ellsworth, Joseph I Gran, Mt. Desert, &,
Henry ii Clark, Trenton, &c, RY Watson
Gouldsboro', Theodore Bragdon. All Re
publicans but the first named. In til,
Gouldsboro' district, ON account Of quar-
rel among the Republicans, Mr, Brasdon 90
only three or four plurality.
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Gen. Stevens.

An intimate friend OF Gen. Stevens, the
brave soldier who was killed at the battle IT
Chantilly on Monday while bringing his
brigade into action, furnishes the ITanscftpf
with a biographical sketch.
Cen. Isaac Ingalls, Stevens was native OF
Andovcr in this State. He graduated at
West Point in 1899. taking the Highest rank
and entering the army rs Lieutenant OF En-
ripccrs. At the commencement Of the Mex
lean war he was Adjutant of he Corps of
Engineers. and distinguished himseliby the
mort daring courage, joined to sound Jnds-
meut and professional skill. He was twice
brcyctted Tor distinguished gallantry and
meritorious conduct, and was severely wound
cd ut the d" Gate of San CoSme. III the at
tack upon Mexico At the close of the
Mexican war, Brevet MAJOR Stevens was at
tached to the coast survey, as principal as
slstant to Professor Bache, and had charge
Of the Coast Survey office in Washington
from 1919 TO 1858. Here he developed cx-
ccutiyc and administrative talent OF the
highest orler. On the accession of General
Pierce TO the Presidency in 1853, Maj Ste
yens resigned from the army, and was ap-
pointed Governor of Washington Territory,
then newly organized In this capacity he
conducted the surveys fox northern route
for the Pacific Railroad, and made several
advantageous treaties with the Indian tribes
ON the western slopes OF the Rocky Noun
tains lie conducted the Affairs OF the in.
FAINT territory with 50 much tact and skill
rs to endear himscli to the people, who re-
peatedly elected him 10 represent their inter
ests in Congress, where he remained until
81, tr,o ltp., 80 Of Tho ~.b,ftt.r
Stevens was a democrat in politics and sup
ported Brcckinridge in the late presidential
canvass, acting as Chairman II the Nation
al Democratic Convention at Washington.
\ layai and true hearted lover Of the Union
himself he at once severed all connection
with his leader, when eonvit ced Ut his trea.
son, aud offered bis services to the Govern
ment IN any capacity IN which he could best
serve his country. Alter the i ath OF Col
Cameron, at BGll Run, hc was commissioned
to command the 18th New York regiment
iishLlndcrs) and took command Of II when
!, Was IN u state Of DISCRIMINATION and mu-
tiny. lie at once reduced it to perfect order
and made ii the model regiment II tie Port
Royal expedition, attaching tie officers and
soldiers IL him, and wiuuin. their confidence
to most remarkable degree They have
since followed him NJ Colonel and tcncrsf
and further details will probably show that
they were with him in the fatal charge II
Monday last. In September las. Cot. Ste
Nens was commissioned BTigaJler- t'ener,d,
and commanded 4 portion eli the iJrCc> IN
the Port Royal Expedition. In December,
he was sent hv General sherman II occupy
Beaufort and Port Royal Island, whore his
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GEN. kfNtNn ton. Fht5ip kc,rncv.
whe saS kjlIyd At the battle Of Ehantlly.
on Monday ,,raing, MAS OF lrl>a descent.
and wa- born ia WV Jersey. IL prepared
hinlsclf fir the practice ot law. tUt telus
rmbdsd with .trou: military ,fir,t. h.
joined i'e army in lS}1, as ElcH,yuau, iH
the u ; first Dragons Two years sub.
srVueHtly re served - volunteer in the
French army IN tlgi,rs. Jaw hari e-ryicc.
aud camel the highest ouc5mian> from hi-
commanding ulhecrs. During the N,Nicau
war he dit GLORIOUS s.rNIcv As Captain @!
Drag aud wa> brrycitsd MAJOR fJy Lis
daring dAutry lie LIST an arm =, San
Antonio. After the war in NJ xico was
over. be went to California to command an
expedition asainst the Indians on the Colun-
bia liver. and did mitch by his tact, courast
aud cod bravery to further prove himself u
noble soldier. lie thca went 10 tic Elr3t.-
an continent, and acted Is u stslf JsIcer IN
, the French army N IL Italian CAMPAIGN
W hen the rebellion broke out he returned
home and offered himself for service. H.
was placed at the head Of a New Jersey
brigade, and hi, dc u, during the last yeslr
haze t,en the pr.ise OF all tongues The
y Louis Il .yasfi.4=H says Of TIN. kCarney
" And with him {PoIs) goes Fhilil Ke4r-
uev, the thupicrbu!t, the one-armcl lcman
I'll battle, tie IneaTnate bravery, who hacked
in desperate fury the linirls Of the + llhain
gate (at San Antonio) till shower Of grape
blew his horse to fragments and shattered
his lett arm a man who would any night
leave a banquet tor battle, a. better fun.
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Coqfictiag Rimors Aiont GIN. BrGa2'8
Forces Gea. NctHt{'6q CON n he IL
c,aify Of Fredertck I'm Rdeis IN Heart
Fore - Mics Adore Hashtagion- Ihar
Lam EJiends 10 MiIcs From IN Southwest
-Reportcd Repuise of Gaa RoSlncraas-
TIE Indian War IN Mnnesofa-Bad Safe
IF 4fUrS-More Captures dy Gacnaas-
A Bate IN North Carolina.
LOUISVILLE, Sth
last Thursday a foracing party from
Cumberland Gap encountered Il party Of
rebels miles distant a sharp skirmish
efsued, in which the Federal loss was one
killed and . wounded. The rebels were driy.
en- away with considerable loss, as they were
exposed to raking fire from 22-pounder.
The rebels yester lay destroyed the water
stations at Benson aud Basdad, on the Lou
isyiile and Frankfort railroad, and tore up
100 wards of the track at Bagdad.
Rumors are quit. rIft here but 1.-The head
quarters here have not been advised and
don't credit them, that Gen Thomas l. Crit
t.nden has yanqashed portion OF General
Bragg's force near tallatIn, Tenn, and also
that Brags's entire force ere crossing the
Cumberland river with the view Of invading
Northern kentucky.
\ party OF rebels on Saturday went 10
" est Point, At the mouth OF Salt river, in
tending to capture any trading boats there,
bat vamoSed on ascertaining that all such
b1ats had been removed to the Indiana shore
NEW loEK, 9th
Steamships IIammonia from southampton
and City OF New York from Liverpool have
arrived.
WASHINGTON, 9th
The MlcLiYeacer Of yesterday, prints a
general order, showing that MAJ Gen Blnks
Clmmlnds the iurces in and around Wash
ington, during the absence of Gen Mcclellan
who has gone to the vicinity Of Frederick.
W ARLINGTON, 9th
The following deaths of New England sol
diers have occurred in the hospitals in this
vicinity 7 ID tassens, Is Me, George Free
man, 9Th Maine battery, Ii StockwoJd, 9Th
Maine battery.
Persons from Rockville sny that the rebels
in great force yesterday occupied the Vest
rrn bank Of .neca Creek, from its mouth
at the Potomac, - miles above W Washington,
to the public stage road ut Middlcbr0ok mills
u line of some ten miles. Middlebr0ok i
about eight miles west Of Rockville on the
turnpike road between Georgetown and
Fred rick City, and about p miles from
Washington.
Col. Kane, OF the Penn Bucktail Rifles,
has 10 N appointed BrigadleI General Of Aol
unteers, for gallant conduct IN the field.
MEMPHIS, 9th.
Late adyices receiyfd iaom Helena report
all quiet there. our pickets stationed back
in the country are frequently troubled by
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Whole Southern Aray Noring Nah-The
Redfis Adeaaciay m Maryldad-Large
Retei Force Near Leestafg-Lafer From
Nee Oehaas- Important Oraer Of Coz
Cgrtia IF PHnSYraata - 7olcn Of Bans
b0rO Captured Jy McCieilaa- Rrbcis FaiI-
ing Back.
NEw York, 10th.
Gen Corcoran and officers Of the Goth reg
imcnt waited on zen Hunter yesterday, and
expressed the hope that be would again lead
them to battle.
The correspondence OF city journal says
shat Flag Officer Dupont reports that there
are no rebel soldiers on the Southern coast.
Sc far o. be can discover
The oihceTs Of the Rhode Island, who have
just arrived from the South ,eol.tirm the gem
ertl truth If this statement that the infer
cnce Is that every armed Gan has been sent
to swell the armies now arming II invade
the North
Com Wilkes has been assigned to new
and very important field Of duty iIs com
mand is flying squadron of about a dozen
vessels in the West India waters, and will
proceed with all dispatch to this new sta
ton. Com Wilkes 6ag ship viii be She
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ExEctrIyE rEftErNtSr.
Augusta. August ~, lNt2
An aAlurucl session q tn, Executive Council, viii lie
held liz Council cA.Isahcr- Augusta, Uu Iuesdl!
III, twenty tllIl day Of september neNt-
Attezl. J. Il. HALL. see of state.
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About Right.

General Wilcox Of Michigan. who return
cd from imprisonment with Gen. Corcoran.
made stirring response at Detroit 10 the
welcome of his fellow-eitizens. Having
stismatiLed with deserved severity the aim,
and characters Of the managers Of the re-
bellIon. he said
- know ot what speak have talked
with these men and learned their views. !
a'a Democrat, and say upon this issue We
Democrats can grasp and join hands with
the AbOlltlonists. This war is crushing
slavery, and will continue to crush it until
It's vitality is gone and cry Amen 60
Tor the President and killing policy. lie
Is RICH, and | will stand by him 50 long as
he carries the flag. spoke these sentiments
IN Washington, and the senators and repre-
sentatives told me that that was just what
the people wanted. Now, my friends. let us
close the books Tor the past year, forget all.
and open new books for the new year, and
20 at them with will--with gunpowder
and shot-and this wretchcd, unholy rebell-
ION will bc crushed, and its authors consigned
10 death and inlamy"
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On Pope's Report of th> Boitts II Cea-
Sur,S Gsa. Fortsr ami BlamsS y, tir}iqa
From Po,, RoYa'-Fire Negro Reqimcnt,
10 be RaiSed-Ihe Figit at Poo 'criic--
IrcaCter4 ot &oms Aarg'andr rs i mon
MN Pa-Scfnled- BmHude ,ritb 40 900
s,cn on tasr Trati-Hscl1a'oa aiSe eitr
NpH
NEW YcEK. l0th.
The steamer Potomac. from New York Or
leans. has arrived.
The Times to-day publishes Gen. Pope's
report oi tie recent battles ia Virginia He
severed ccns iros titz John Porter conduct .
but speaks in the most decided terms Of the
zeal and energy of Mcdowell, Banks, Reno,
lieiutzleiHaH, Hooker ail kcarncv. He at
tributes the disaster Of saturday jointly ~
the bad conduct Of Porter, and the failure
Of Mcclellan 20 send him supplies. Ca these
points he says
do not hesitate to say that il the corps
Of Porter had attacked the enemy in funk
in tia afternoon OF Friday, as he had my
written oder to do, we should have utterly
crushed Jackson before the force under Lee
could have reached him. Why he did not
| cannot understand. Our men much worn
down 10y hard srvicc ami continuous fight
ting for many previous days, and very short
Of provisions, rested on their guns. Our
horses had no forage for two DAYS. ] tel
esraphed aud wrote urgently for rAtions and
forage to be sent US, but on saturday morn
ing before the action was Resumed | received
IA letter from General Franklin written fine
day before at Alexandria, stating to me that
he had been directed by Gen GcClclAn to
inform me that rations and forage for my
. nlnlnd would be loaded into the cars and
available wagons as sJon us would send
cavalry escort to Alexandria to bring them
up.
All hopes Of being able to maintain my
position, whether victorious or not, vanished
with his letter My cavalry was utterly
broken down by long and constant service
in the face Of the enemy, and bad as they
were, could not be spared from the front
even il there had been time to 20 back so
miles to Alexandria and wait the loading Of
trains. At the time this letter was written,
Alexandra was swarming with troops and
my Whole army interp5scd between that
place and the enemy. at once understood
that We must il possible. finish what we
had t. do that day, or night must SEE us b.
hind Bull Run If we wished ~ save men and
adlinals iruA Starvation.
NEw York, 10Th.
The Times Port Royal correspondent says
Gen Hunters policy with regard - the ne
grocs has been adopted by the President; ;
that five negro regiments are 10 be raised,
armed and uniformed for service Of the Uni
ted States. and that Il, 900 in addition are
to be enrolled to be employed in the Quar-
termaster department. nominally as lab
orers, but orgonized into companies and un-
formed. Tie exact time Of C umeuciug
the work OF enlisting 10 color,d regiments
is not stated, but it is expected to be soon.
Gen. Saxton's visit to Washington is Tor con
sultation ON the subject.
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Federal Licences Due Sen.
TENDER First,

On the FIRST day of September license
money was due in the sums named be-.
low from the following described person.
TO the General Government -
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BrcKsroRr. Sept 9th, $50.
FRi'vn SAwiFg We did I,stty god
thing here yesterday without any excite
ncnt Herewith find the entire vote
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FATAL AfFRAy.-The Caiois Adrriiser
giyes the particulars Of az ARRAY at Prince
ton. on Sunday OF last week, in which q
young man named Trott was killed BY
another yVsng man named LoYerin. There
had been difficulty between tie parties, and
up N occasion OF their meeting on the way
TO Church frott attacked Loverin, throw,
ing him down and striking him several
times Upon getting to his feet Loserih
stabbed Trott IN the breast with jackknite'
causing his depth in about four hours.
Loyerin was bound over for trial. The ID
rertisor says Trott forgave him before be
died, saying that he was himself to blame,
and requested that no action be taken against
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Ahner Cohurn
Bion Bradbury

Compared with the vote Of list year there
is q Republican loss of 549G. The Demo
crafts appear to have pollci pretty full vote.
while thousands Of Republicans have not "a
ken the pains to go to the pole.
We shall give the fall Official returns ms
soon as received. Mr. Coburn's majority we
think, will ba from 1000 20 5000
In this county. We think, the whole Re-
publican ticket is elected by majority of
iIoln 100 to 20O.-Poriiaad Press,
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Election Returns,

We received Yesterday, returns from fiftv.
seven towns, additional to those given in our
issue OF Tuesday. Our returns now eom.
prise li0 cities and towns whose aggregate
vote is as follows
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Gen. Eitaier al Assu Lork--TTaiag he Ia
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,-col' coreoran is only thirty five years
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The Rebels Cross the Potomac al threc Points
yIey Occupy Frederick Nd O,r Troops
Mowng to NEED the LaUaders- Gcn. pope
Rciiered of his Coaaaand--Arnnes Of w
giaia and the Potomac Co1so},,iafed-M Nc
Cleiiaa IN Command -Rebeis RrpalSed at
Wariiasburg, Fa.-4Nssaci1S 10 be Eracu
df,d.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1862
state of Maine.

VOLUME VIII, NUMBER XXXtX.
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From hentuckJ-R cbei iHack Treaty Mis-
South Of LomsriHc- Gallant Sertes Of At
facks on Tho Rebels
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PHILADELPHIA, 9th.

IHILADELFIIIA, DII.
The Washington Sar this evening says,
we hear that Acquia Greek has been entircly
evacuated by our forces, everything being
brought away from there that could possibly
be Of use to the United State. We take 1t
for granted that the temporary buildinss,
Railroad arrangements, wharf, &c, con-
structed for military purposes at that point
have been destroyed or rendered useless 70
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Gca Pope's Report of n, Botfs II Cen
s,iroz Gea. Portsr amt B,oniss Met7riiqa
From Pott RoY1'-Fire Negro Reqimcnts
10 he Raised-Ihe Eiyis at Poo icrdc--
Ircacter4 If Some Haryiand.rs II mon
MN Psrxcfuicd- BHrn,ide ,rub 10 600
nlcu on tassr Traii-.HsCleilan alse ettr
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