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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-21
Tiif. ELECTIONS.

la Speaking Of the elections III iankrr'lom
the Baltimore a American" says:
Additional returns from the State elections
are TO be found in our news and tclegrap!ic
columns. The large Democratic gains in
| PENNSYLVANIA have made the result upon the
Slate ticket doubtful. A special despatch 30
the Washington Star" says The b lnucrai>
have undoubtedly carried tue state. but tue
press dispatches have not yet conilI med tins
statement. In the 81, 9TH. 2lsr end 2t,l.
Congressional Districts, W hich were in doubt.
the Republicans have elected their Candidates.
The delegation, Therefore. cnlsi Us Of sixteen
Republicans, one [uiun Dcinncrat and seven
regularly nominated Democrats. uhio and
Indiana have both gone for the Drin"cra,a by
from ten to fifteen THOUSAND majority. Ia
Oi!iD the DEMOCRATS elect thirteen on; Vi tbG
~rlncieea CynsresoIu"n.
In Indiana thv Democrats have certainly
cl c,cd i've Of their CO., fcsomrn. The k--
publlcans have carried Iowa, ttercby g.i"I4,
four congressman by lhc Increased appprtIoil-
ment Il that State. According to ttlesc re-
rorlcd results. the Democrats have gained
five congressman in Ohio and one in Indiana,
whist in PENNSYLVANIA the delegation stands
AZ III the present Congress. Drduc;in. the
Republican gain IN Iowa, the nett reSuI, 3 Il
gain Of two Tor tue Democrats.
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PEACE on WHITE QUARTERS.

Forney's Philadelphia "Press," in an agony
Of despair eric sont "Pesce or winter quarters
This is the alternative which we must make
up our minds to meet. We cannot think Of
organizing anew campaign at this season CT
the year. In a few weeks the winter frosts
and the winter suns will have Hrned Virgin
ia into a quagmi7c, aid both aiinirs must set
tie down in the mud aii snow Gpr ,ne winter
months and spring carnEa.gn. Then would
come The mortality c"r-rntGnt n;nninactlve
camp life, millions nf do,!"is i"r ''ihsiaiance
and comfort, consistent agiraii"I III Crngre*s,
heart burning among the the people, and the
dreadful probability cf. Illuminating peace by
the success Of intriguing s.ympathi>ers at the
North and tibet unflcntlly INFLUENCE ursyln-
pathisers in European nations. This is what
We have seriously IL c"uni'r Is a probable
result Of the rcccnt fearful Ii5i,t
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Army News.

Persons reaching the city last evening from
Winchester state that a portion OF our army
which is occupied by thc enemy in force, as
indicated already by late news published in
the Enquirer" The object of such a move
ment may be more than we may al present
comprehend. We scarcely think that
Charlestown will be :ha theatre of my great
battle.
A skirmish had occurred at kernstnwn,
and another Mt Warrentun, within the past
few days. The results We're unitnportanL.
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I,:. BE,GIrGARp I'll GEH. BK4yTnn BR.GG.
LII -.

80 ''"E '"r' $500
CONFIDENTIAL.
CcLLUM SruISGs, Bi.DIN, Ala,
July 2Sill, lSG2.
My Dear Gcncrml-Inur letter Of the 23A,
lnaL. was only received last night. | give
you with pleasure: tn, following views on
your pr0P"sc,i operation from Tupeln, for ]
wish you the arn plrst success, both on your
and the c%ountry'a account.
You had evidently but one cut Of four
things to Do. F,rsr, 10 attack ualleck az Co.
rinth; second, ID attack Buel al or about
Chattanooga; thir'l. Ia attack Grant at or
about Memphis: ~iuGrtli, to remain idle at
Tupelo.
From what yi;u state the first is evidently
lnannlSsahlr, and the last cannot be enter
tanned Tor one moment, for action-actiun-
action is what We require.
Now, with regard t. the other two pro-
positions, it is evident that unless you refill
force General E.. X. Smith ut Chattanooga, he
will he ~oyerpowercd by BnelI, and then our
communication with the Eist and our sup-
plies at Atlanta, Augusta, &C., will be cut
oil; also that a partial reinforcement would
40 weaken you at Tupelo as to p~aralyze you
tor any other movements from there; hence
| you have minElcd the wisrst course in send
Ing to Smith a your available forces, except
Just enough to guard yonr dep"ts, &r;., 20 the
rear OF your present position al Tupelo.
The Third proposition would have afforded
you Some success, but not as brilliant md
important in its results M the second one, if
the newspapers will permit you to carry it
into effect; Tor halIeck and Buell., occupying
The has" of a long i~sosceles triangle, Of which
Mobile Is the apex, could get to Chattanooga
before You, if they shauld become aware Of
your movements, and then Jon would have
To contend again with superior forces, as II
Usual To us. The moment you get to Chatta-
n0ogl. You ought to take the offensive. keeping
i'll mind tile following grand principles of the
ar, Of war:
F:rst, always bring the maases of your army
in contact with the fractions Of the enciny Sec
oud, operate az much as possible on his coin
muhlcaLions without exposing your own
third, operate Away Oh inferior or shorter
lines. have no doubt that, with anything
like equal numbers, you will always meet
with success.
ain happy to see that my two lieutcnants,
Morgan and Forest, are doing such gnoi
Service in kentucky and Tennessee. When |
appointed them | thought they would leave
their mark wherever they passed.
By the by, think We ought heraftcr, in our
official papers,to call the "ilnkrc>" "abnlltion-
lsts,' instead Of " fede,aIs," for they now pro-
claim not only the abolition of slavery, but olall
our constitutional rights aud that namc will
have a singing ,il-rt on our Western enemies.
intend to Issnr 4 general rrdar on the sub
ject whenever ! ASSUME n cninmand.
Si;.ccGcly, E"Ir friend.
&. L. b. Alm.,Rn.
General BRAxTnH Brace,
Commanding Department No =,
Mobile. Ala.
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John 2, Gates.


r,l al M, hlonl Is hattie al sharpsburl. Maryland We'd
u.sd.y. Sept. lT,il, ,62. JoiIT 4. GATES, ii r.irdte Ia the
4th VIZ linis re iment, company y. Thus his iHl'eh an
other noble victim 10 the infamous WA waged hg"insI Us
BY Northern fanatics. The Deceased hal very man
those noble auallt,e, which endssred ham to ts friends
and scuua,ntanc.s He war q 10 7int and ohedieht son.
Kind and ,.f-rti a:e brother, Old : Vel 'w;slhes u DIS
u.i.h, os. d." Vas the ellie I on OF d fOad Elotne'-ih
ihe 2tlh year Of his sp--An1 IL native OF IonchiaDo. fn'
,.ria SID Wien thu cry If Iar Was heard. tneTe were
uone MOI. rrsu, ~ it,ru.d Ia lis countrss call t!sh he
WAS lie had puss-L IlrUu h fourteen hard'iought battles
u,lurt, IN We.te-n Ind, Northwestern virginia, ana when
our army pissed over IuIu Maryland, he went win ms MI
.ln has regiment, under General Jackson; ami On the
IL n n. Ell cred agHIu iUr the hftee'th tint, and WIN
M. f. courage h~ stood the he Of The enemy from early
lawn until midday lie had fired forty rounds, aud hsS ID
:ar maze rar ri iFr.. whrr he loaded his muslet and salt,
t" Game oh adj boys. the Yankees are I-t1 treating" ami I'd
rspced t.o ur lhse= yards IN front and a,el, when the
fat 1, bad uirrce ed his heat; aud ~ he fell exclaimed, he
was killei He iehves d devoted mother and s. verai bro.
hers and sisters, AID numet Gus trends to m u-u his Mt
timely end but IL Is consuline 70 know he died in defence
of his cDup rvs cause The writer OF this has h=cn &C.
unsiuted with the deceased for several years. and know
h.. l.. be worthy Of AL repect
Aud w a lover halls the dawn
or a fret sadie. - welcnin d ne
The sparkle vi The drst swu'd drawn
For ven. eaucr and fuI lI3EIty
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Oct. ~, ,61.


I5iiIE attention ol AL Finiuughrd and Discharged men
z passing through Richmond, and Of the sick in the
Hospitals In and dronnd this city, Is particularly cnit
cd 10 the law Of Congress approved October .ni, lSoz,
authorizing QuaTterms-ters 10 administer "aths When sn'h
soldiers are unprov.icd with Descriptive Lists ~ Flnal
statements, from their commanding officers and are una
tr 10 ubini them.
"a" Acrin empower cert, n persons TO administer ohths
in certain case
The GuiyIr,, Of the Confederate States d" enact, Thsf
the oath Required 10 enable -Ick, wDundrd, nr other SOL
lie :, Ia receive their pay. may br taken before any quar-
~f,rmI.trr, who l.. hereby authorized 10 htlin'uloisr tht;
.am., or before Any Justice Of the Posse having j~urisiir.
ton, Or any other officer having the right, by the laws oil
the state. 10 administer Ouths."
tn. intervention Of the HUt.ry or Magistrate whore Il
soldier Is sick in thr h0spi al or abe IL reach the ONCE nf
n quart elm istrr, is entirely UNNECESSARY, and attention
TO this notice " il save the solLi-r ont dollar Of his pay
The object Of the (iovrrnnIrht Is " pay the soldier ev-Ty
cent that may be due h IN, without any deductions what
ever tor tine benefit Of c,tiZenS not connected with The
army. CLAIMS sta,cd by Notary publ.cs and Magistrates
are irequeEily incorrect and 81 GO possible use to the SOL
Iier. JOHN hobLER,
nrt nt-I,n. Major AMI QaarteImhste.
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Kauawha Salt Works aud Jul Amy,

Gen. Echols, who is at present command
ing the Confederate forces III the kanawha
Valley, has issued an order urging farmers to
come to kanaw La for salt, AID to bring forage
for the army. For all forage thus taken, II
high price will be given, and the parties will
have the preference in obtaining salt.
Wagons going by the way Of Dublin depot,
! will be hired and loaded with army supplies.
But all should 20 with forage sufficient to
make the trip to The salt works and back.
We call to the nbave the special attention
OF all who are in c,niition III comply with
the request oi Gen. + .ho!s. They will pro-
mote tneir Individual ADVANTAGE at III: same
time that they will render an essential Ssr-
vice TO their cpuntrr.
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MuEDEf CsSE ~ NV NOkE.

a Ms. Mary Zeal is now undergoing trial
in New FORK city tor the murder Of her hus-
band. Ih: auhjHinrd IS one of the points
upon winch the cvrrn$eI relies for the defence
OF the accused:
That ii Is sufficiently established in evil
dcncn shat t,c icccaSrd and the prisoner stood
in the relation al husband and wife to each
other. That 10y II lrng course Of neglect, de-
Serrion and i'll. treatment, The mini Of the
pris rnrr ~iictanir 81 unsettled and disOrgan-
lied rhnt. during plroxyslnS Of grief and the
morbid state thereby superlnduced by real
or imaginary wrong. she Was not morally nor
legally re.prnS,bie tor her acts, and that the
learned jIdg: should ST. direct the jury.
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Cant Willie n. Ward.
The loved aud LOST - why do We call them lost
Ne. ause We miss i:.em from uur onward road!
und's unseen sug-i DER pathway rrost-
Looked un US all and loviug thrm the most,

:" The loved duu o WY w We M Nt'Sb Wv
Ne. ause We mis-. iaem from uur onward road
tind's unseen sug-i Ger pathway rrost-
Looked nn US all and lovinG them the most,
sIrsiChtway relieved Them from hfe's weary load
Drsp, on the eyth ot August. esp, WILLIE N. WAah.
OF Co. b. ALI, rirRini. Volunteers, aged 2'years, al wounds
received while calamity lesdins his umpahy IN the En.'no'
rs,l. ugh, OF GuIu.s' Sill, June ;'ih. lie was the etdesi
SIN OF Rev. Win. Norveit Ward. 81 tIctnnuad county, Va.
and the nth member Of h. la:uiIy cuuUec ion who have
sealed their devotion to III. sGG'h wit 'hcif lives; "hil-
.evaraI others have be n @uIIGcd ara many are now IN
the field. He was cUnv"yci I" tic hGuSe q ES le ati'"
DR.. Charles G. Barne-, IN t"'' eiy, wh+'r sse5 suo't :"
medical! skill and the un!ir!nr deviation IL Ms pfreh's ann
fr,eod, was made IL nh &c hi: III and $ ionS mop . were
eate. taiuel OF his recvye J tiiit hc'ts ahh hueS hands
Of slsier, y d Younger broiL-:s were await ~ Ills rriGin
- ~ hnvhoo ia bom.. when the suiien announcement OF
his nth fell ike un u alaGche. 30 pure no. more cos
~ sacrl8 = t.s b=eu laii gu 'l.e altar 81 srGt'eii merry;
(;ift,d with mental y We. al superior uideT, VII ca Nd
ben carefully Gu tvat, j by study; manners al r'cLidr
dIunity rrInem.nt aud ua:Gi ny hrJon rs ye"is; a char
act-r rem llab'e, i.om Ills ar i;' mo.m""'' ~ ~ 'u,n.
Of purpose; few young III n VI his 'ge ma "t IL .ct
greater influence. Il IL n %nnitriM 'hht Iosiu hopes
were entertained that he W0u'd "r MA o'hluhe"' anu d
,is...np 70 k. co.ntry, as he wa 10 MS fLGllY hc had
iust prepared hlIuself to take hi position Al 'he uar, WHIT
ills native itule called her SONS l., enfoi themselves W uc'
frncr of her liberties, aid though pr"nouI!ce'' By exam
n,ino surgeons AS IL tho fr ali d constitution tnr camp hfe,
b.cI1mr A brave, willing so .diar, unul he Tell III fls posi-,
Isadipg his comruani In The tIiickest OF the hght' Inc
beautiful uos.I6shpess Of his nature vas never more CON-
spicuous than In his ed 't5 To conceal MS s.nerihEs
his sconIzed mother. niauy lll-nu5 10 whom ne u JusIns
endrareo by his noble qualities OF heart and mind, VIII
mourn, With his deeply oereaved family: his early death.
Comrades IN arms, aud old Co lsge friends While y1u
b.unh away In ABLY TEARS, as you read this arhouEcem,n ut,
,ns assurapcr that he died With u hope. bright with I'm
mortality. IS that u hicli wives Ida family most c,mivrt un'
' I ,hr;s heavy aliic,,un feel ug that though their "bc-
Lived Willie can o more c'in- TO ih'm, they can 80 TO
him "wrjte on my tonhsto, re-. lie said, aiinnst 10 bs
iasI moment, Of coEsciuusne. 5, "1know thrt my Red 'emer
livelhn
Death hath made no breach
In Low. and - mpathy, III hope AID trns'i
Nn outward sign or sound onr ehrs c'hieh:n,
In, tor re-. an inward ,-pl. itusl speech
THAT gree;s US .uil. tho mortal tongues he dust,
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3itknon1 Enanitet.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 2l, 1862.
LATEST From RRAGG'S 4RNF.

LATEST From BRIGG'S 4RNF.
CHArrANooGA, Oct. 20.-Tha last We have
from Bragg's army, he was at London, Ky,
falling back in order towards Cumberland
Gap. Buell. has a very large army, and en-
deavored to flank Bragg while at Camp Dick
Robinson, which was prevented by this re.
treat.
Buell. il yet end~eavoring to flank him, aud
there may be n battle any day.
The report of taking large numbers of pri-
soners al Perryville, by the army, proves un-
true.
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THE GRAND RETREAT or THE REBEL

LmrIsviLLs, Oct. LITTLE "Jvurnal'' dis
credits all reports OF a recent fight having ia
kru place at Big Hill.
4. force OF one hundred UniIci States
cavalry entered and occupied Lexington
to-day. General Bray, With 'Io,o'V men,
uas At Crab Orchard on Tuesday. He ~
tends to camp n lew miles bolow there. He
is rapidly re,realing toward Mount YER
non.
krrhy Smith was going out Of Kentucky
ON toe rond TO Manchester. Clay county {;
thclicc by the road wIlereon Bragg is retreat
ing. towards Cumberland Gap.
1t is reported that the mounta!nccrs are
telling trees and otherwise blocking up tie
roaas over which the rebels have To pass IN
or'Gr 10 leave the State.
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r1ncIaIA

T A meeting OF the Board Of directors OF the Peniten.
n Tiny, held at the Preliminary. pursuant to adjourn
meat. on Friday, the ! III dag Of October, 1867. NJ 4 O'Clock
r.. y.
The following order WAS adopted Ivy the BOARD, and nr'
dcrrJ 10 be published ia two Of the 'tNHy pupers Of ti.
city. g
tiary up 10 April Isl. IsG2, will present iHen Ia Henry r.
Jones Clerk Of the 70 I'd of Director the fcnhentlsry.
A sopy-fe-te,
HENRI R. JONES,
u, s1-Gt. Clerk Of the n' .rd Of irectors.
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IN PH ESS,

~AnANU.BoGk FoR THE PRACTICE OF WAR, for the
Us. NJ Military Men Of all Arms and Countries. from Il
Manuscript written In lSla, by T. General oil that time, and
revised in 1855, in harmnny with the knowledge and or.
yanizatiun Of The present iay-lth Edition, pocket sizr-
IL Plates leo7: Puri5--wi,h an Appendix ION rhE FOR
NATION OF Th0UPs FOR COMBAT" by GereiaI 10
mini.
7r,usta,e ed f,uru the French Ly 81. =. Par lyon, attached
to the sL.f Of Iirissdicr Gcacral n.o Wise
VEST & JOHNSTON, PnbHshrs,
40 i'm, Richmond. Va.
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Such arc tho operations which l would car.
ry into etlec., with such notifications as cir,
cumstances might require, if the President
had judged proper to order me back to the
command of that army which ] had, with
General Bragg's assistance, collected together
and organized, and which | had only left to
recover my shattered health, while my pre-
sence could be spared from it, and until he
informed me- that it was ready to take the Of
fcn,ive.
Ilapiug for its entire success, | remain.
Very respectfully,
Your Obadient servant,
G. 7. EEsUaEr.Lp,
General, e.. 5. A.
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SEM YORK IITS-

Mr.. Gideon j. Tucker has been nominated
a candidate for the ollice of Surrogate by both
the Tamiuany and Mozart wings of the demo-
cracy.
General John Cochrane was nominated for
Congress last evening by Tie Seymour Associ-
alton Of the Seventeenth ward.
The board of Aldermen met again yeSter-
day aflurnoon. and went through the form OF
rejecting another nominee Tor Street Commits
si"ncr-Mr. James, 4. Briggs. An ordinance
authorizing the iasrIe Of shinplasters oftte
denomination Of 10, %, so, and - cents was
alan pa.sa:d by the board.
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THE YANKEE Loss AT PhRRYyiLLE.
The Btllimore "American" saws:

Inc btllmore "AIncrlcan' says:
Tar Union losses in the battle Of Pcrryville
io;hrrwisc called the battle Of Chaplin UillS)
are, We regret To perceive, much larger than
stated in some OF the reports. In kosscau's
division alone the total loss was upwards Of
two thousand IS follows: Killed, 4G5; wound
eel, | i53; missing, lGl; making a total o.!
2QS9. Included IN these figures are about
seventy commissioned officers. This divi lor,
We beil:ve, bore the brunt Of the fsat. 1t is
composed VI the 9Th Brigade, General Harris;
Eth Brigade. General Lytie, and 2osh Brigade,
General Starkweather.
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nEsELNES PROMOTION rNk II.
The Herald says:

Lieutenant Knenig, Of General Sigcl's corps,
made q Reconnaissance on Monday beyond
the Rappahannock, and drove in the rebel
pickets at :StephensbuIg, a town about mid
way between the iispi;ahnnnnck and Rapi-
dan. lie reports n rI,s,de OF rebel infantry
ard artillery Al Culpeppcl Uuurt-lioHse, and
about a thousand mure 1t RsprshahnOck sta
ton.
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The Times money article Of the 18th
says that the stock market left of steady
yesterday. Gold iell to l3ltai3ls, as against
l34sal34a per cent. on Thursday. Exchange
closed 1851.
Breadstntfs opened buoyantly yesterday,
but with the fall in gold and Exchange, closed
heavily. Cotton was quiet and depressed
Provisions were less freely purchased Pork
Jatlinad
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The Kentucky correspondent of the New
York "Times'; says "~e lost, perhaps, more
killed on the field than did the enemy, though
their wounded and prisoners far exceeded
ours. Our loss in killed, wounded and mis-
sing will reach between three and four thou
sand.'
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isf.:taikAl ORDERS.

[EXTRAcT.l
i"rxiNSpER GENERALS OFFICER
LlruMuSp, Oct. ~, lS62.
.r.rAL~ uEnERAf
~. 20.
.,y OFFICERS Commanding Camps Of In.
49, .,5,r the CONSUMPTION Acts will cause the
,''.,..T # .onsrriptS TO I've extended to all men not
sa',' ~. exemption, who Art between eighteen and
-: .,,a,, nd uf the Secretary Of War.
JOIN WlTHERS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
,rI. .i-lw
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rpr RICHMOND ENQUIRER
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TERMS.

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NN'' i've arn.r-. No subscription received for less
~" IN wW,s,l,-Fus one year, six dollars for six
>fN' .,,,r ac!lu,s and fifty cents. No subscription
'd'A'1>, t., less than six months.
1870 For one year, llna dollars; fur six
","I ,n, ,ollars No subscription received for less
.sn IN mrniiis. -. d., no.o, r;u
:" RI. n,,u, ri the Post Office At which they
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lfr,a The Lou,sv.:l. Jur nal II Tue.day.i
MlfITAkr OPERATIONS ~ SESruCXy.

MIiIT.kr Operations IN EESruCXI.
We thought that General Bragg would
certainly make Il stand against General Buell.
al Camp Dick Robinson. We p:c.urne that
everybody thought SO. Probably Bragg him
self thought so TIL the last moment. T.r post
ion Is cmmcntIy favorable for defence. Is
%na.ural and artificial strength is wollh 10000
Inlm.
Eat liragg las r~etrcated from Camp Dick
Robinson. He has He'd before Bu-.ls APP
proacA. lie probably reflected, that, = =
S,r,gjt corps of Federal troops could with
Sra"d Ills whole host IN entire day as at Per-
rv''ilc and win the victory LOO. he would
have precious little CHARGE n eIlGuL2trr"r.
Eir.I, Who'll" iUrct even WIN thu :.ett SCI
vrNcagrs offered Oy Comp Dick EutInsGI.-
At tnr. time he Is probably aiming :" -. aGt
h'macky as quick AS possible. Tais l. TO he
the poor HpShUt IF his invasion Of the St:ls
san ii fore" supporting to consist OF not less
lnnn a ltundrr,! thousand mcn-this the ms
ciat!r cnI vl all the sounding and Wanting
I,rorInInal!ons addressed TO kcnluchianS by
lim,ri and h!a half dozen GENERALS
liz rebels Cainr in as braggaIdS and
blu~tr:yrs, and they lice aS sneuhS and Cow
ari>.
Sat !i""lI, The dispatches say, is in full
l,.I.a.t'. We trust that The pursuit will be
ta,'"I. un,:oirn. and effective. We hope
th.t the pursuing forces will he encountered
~tItl i!r least practicable amount Of trans
n"rlal9n. They ought to ovcriake the enc
ms. and Ia farce lin into battle. or ut lcn>,
~ ar"sS CONTINUALLY AID vigorously upon III,
r"tr, r.l';nrlrs prisoners and SCaS AMI
wagons and supplies Of Ill kinds, and break
:'rE MN up 50 utterly that lie can never rally
IA strength sy'in. Buell. has now an oppVI-
uuniFy 81 rcurc.nlng kentucky and rendering
a mighty >rr.lcc lo his country, and we CALI
nni permit ourselves Ia doubt that he will
"a II tic opportunity to the best possible ac-
G"rn!. Let nm capture or annilllata ur DIS
pcrSu ami drive ont Bragg army, embracing
ait Ices the corps al klrby Smith AMI tia.
ii ii"mrhrcy Marshall, and ali The guciI.I,.S
iuJ"uG,!"'lt our >taL. viii Ier!$h even as Yer
mn parina with the dcaih Ct the BODY upon
which they suhsist.
rrr,nt army, under HE lead Of Eosecrans.
iIa, 'I,Iu 4 glorious work in Mississippi
Having %aned L victory over Price, It follow
cd up TIA, ylrtory day after day and night after
night with tremendous energy until the enc
lay'a forces were so shattered and broken that
they rah be reunited no more. The result
relieves The whole Of Western Tennessee, and
OPENS the way for the Federal army to ad-
rlncc %unopposcd into the centre and through
all he borders Of Mississippi and Alalans.
ard wherever else it plcases. And now 1t
BIeli pursuc and destroy Bragg's army i'll
tho same way, and the rebellion throughout
tie greater part Of the country will be as dead
n the depths Of the Dead Sea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-21
THE FBLIITF OFF IN L. 5. WHEAT CROP.

THE F.L1ITF OFF IN THE L. 5. WHEAT CROP.
The Chicago Tribune" publishes the re-
ceipts for September during the last three
years, and says:
The receipts during the past month show a
falling off from those Of last year of l,26l,e'b
bushels, while they are only about one-halt
as MICH Is 5ts ,%ccipts Of 1860. This would
Indicate aImsst to 4 certainty that the
crop this yrar is far short Oh 1860 aud
1861.