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Manson 5!ycuIcked for the right and on Sat
urcay morning advanced with INo regiments.
and coming up with the enemy an artillery fights
began with heavy lusses on both sides The
enemy attempted To turn our left flank when
sharp fighting occurred between the skirmiShers
The 69th Indiana calamity advanced to their
support, but the rebel finally turned our LETT
Hank anu advanced In full force on our column
zen. Manson ordered a retreat back three miles
and reformed n line of battle on the high hills
Alter lighting about two hours the enemy adj
yanced on our right flank, and after severe fight
ing succeeded tn turning il.
\ retreat Immediately took place to the
original camping ground. Here they were gain
formed IN line Of battle. Our artillery was
nearly out OF ammunition ard some Of the
Snns lett without man to work them, all be-
ing killed or wounded. Cen Nelson was
wounded about 3 P NJ. when our men again
tel back, retreating to Lexington.
Inc enemy's force numbered Is 900 or 20 600
The tsderal forces about 5000.
Gen. Wright leaves to might to take the field
Gen. Wallace leaves tonight to Join him.
A large number OF regiments are enroute TO
Washington. Gen. Robinson has issued a
proclamation calling the whole people to arms
WASHINGTON, Aug. 70 The Surgeon Gen
eral has Issued an appeal to the women and
children OF the | nited States for a supply of
lint, saying the supply here is exhausted, and
will soon DC wanted
BosroN. Sept. /. Gov. Andrew received at a
late hour last night despatch, saying Colonel
Fletcher Webster was mortaIly wounded
Other dispatches report Col. Webster dea. d
Lieut.. H b Banks OF Waltham, brother
OF MAJ Gen. Banks, is also among the killed
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HEADQUARTERS FIELD OF BATTLE,
Near GAINESVILLE, Aug. 30,

HEADQUARTERS FIELD OF BATTLE, }
Near GAINESVILLE, Aug 30,
To Ma zen. Halieck General IN Chief.
We fought terrific battle here yesterday
With the combined force of the enemy, which
.asred with continued fury from daylight till
lark. bv which time the enemy were thrice
4-;yen from the field which we now occupy.
our troops are too much exhausted to push
matters. but still shall do So in the course of
me morning as soon as Fitz John Porter ) corps
ONES W to Manassas The enemy ID still in
,ur front, but badly used up. We have
1T 5000 IL killed and wounded, and from the
appearance he field the enemy have lost two
= our one.
He stood strictly on the defensive and every
assault was made by ourselves. Our troops have
ehaved .pIendidly The battle was foug hit on
the identical battle field of Bull run which
greatly increased the enthusiasm of our troops
The news Just reaches me from the front that
the enemy are retreating towards the noun
;ains. | 90 forward at once to see. We have
made great captures, but am unable as yet to
form any idea OF their extent.
(>igned) Maj Gen. JOHN POPE.
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WARRINGTON, Aug. 81. Information has
reached Washington from private sources that
ten Pope came up with and attacked the enc
M again shortly after 9 o'clock this morning
zen Fliz John Porter had probably arrived on
the led by that time from Manassas, ouIy seven
niles distant. The oannouadng was distinctly
laarl IN Washington.
The railroad was regularly run this morning
rom tue town VI Warrenton. So it is already
gear that the only damage to be repaired to the
IL road is to build Bull run and Rappahannock
ridges The former should be com pleted to-
llnt, and the latter may be in four or five
lays.
The news received from the army has occa-
s.0ned the greatest excitement in this city.
ORDERS were issued by the heads Of the differ
Fl; bureaus, calling upon the employees to re
.a.r t. the battle field, for The purpose Of 1T
.ac-ng ID tho condition OF our wounded. The
rider required each man to provide himself with
W. days ratlons.
! prompt response was made to the call and
81. only the persons employed by the govern
-e1c ~: many others lett the city for the pur-
cose stated.
Although the engagement with the enemy
u the uosE sanguinary character, Yet such
:ne confidence of the Union men 10 the
strength ot our Army that an abiding faith is
very where dl.cernible in our ultimate success.
IJ-tay's Ecentng Star, speaking of the battle
Of yesterday, says it was fought by the army
orpe Of Gems. Helntzleman, Mcdowell and
egeI On our side, against rebel force believed
10 number 10000 to 10 900 stronghold Is
Aganst the Army Corps Of Jackson and We
Presume a portion Of the rest of Lees Army
ina! had succeeded ID making its way down
ION White Plains through Thoroughare Gap.
The location of the battle of to day was IN
tie vicinity of IIaymarket and from Haymarket
eft IN the direction of Sudley Church, or, in
otner words, but few miles Northwest of the
%ene ot the never to be forgotten battle Of Bull
aqn
zen. HeintzIemans corps, if We are correctly
Informed, came up with the enemys rear at
ABOUT Il A. NJ, seven miles from Centreville,
Which point he left at dayor He found
S'9ne"all jackson fighting with Mcdowell or
SIge!, Or both, on the right, in the direction OF
N4ymarket; the position they took by going
north oy gainesville. to command the entrance
4ad the exit from ThOroughfare Gap.
Our own informant who left CentrevilIe ut 3
clock III the afternoons cool and clear headed
man, says that up to that hour the impression
Prevailed there tina: nothing had definitely re.
'1';ed from the days fighting, which though
'A.I14ous, had no: been d very bloody battle
Persons subsequently, arriving who were from
'47 held themselves until / P. NJ, represent
,~a' the tide OF success was DECIDEDLY with the
-l.'n 'rmy, which pushed the rebels success
'.l7 On both sides.
An impression prevails that the reserve o
'''7 army, supposed to be from 10000 to 40,
WV might suddenly appear near the field an(
V Know hat the heavy corps under Fitz Johr
F.F'er was SO posted that it could Instant.
I''e upon Lee with equal ease whether attack
Ns McDowell, olgel or Heintselmau.
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II has taken long time convince oue De ope OF the
merits and advantages Of Homeopathy s ethe r
systems Of medical treatmen since the advent u Dr.
Chords Homeopathic Curstves, the simplicity with
which they put up for use, the ease with whic h
they are administered, and their wonderful properties
curative agent has led thousands rely upou them in al
most all diseases that occur in the family There
forty difeen kinds of preseriptions-sod in this
by Fred r smith, Agent. II wanted by mail, nd
VI. :. Bur Co. Boston. Philip Lee, 1856 william
street, New York. See that Philip Lees each
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new YORK, Sept

NEW AVtsAf
The Tri6ane'S extra this morning contains
a Washington letter, dated sunday, 10 A. NJ,
with the following details Nothing later than
Gen Popes disp ltch Of Saturday, has been
received by the Government yet Distant firing
was heard Saturday afternoon, and late in the
evening.
A courier arrived 1T Halleck's headquarters
this morning with news that Gen. Pope ha /
fallen back to Centreville.
A staff officer from the battle field ) o clock
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CARRIAGES AND >LEiGH>

BY THE BEST wORKMEN IN rHEcouNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing viii be car:si
oy the subscriber opposite the
Court House square, Montpelier, Vt
Those in want Of ,eUrrnlof CIyridgsJ asi SlSt>
will perhaps do we'll 70 a ami What is being 4o1e
the old stand Of Gu Imam CAMP.
JOHN ", CLARKE
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A JoCRNEYMAN PRINTER-a good compositor, and
one accustomed to doing job works wanted al this
Office Immediately.
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Il 4--AL MA -E-'t' l. n CCiA pOHQcUL Oh
Forneys Press in q letter dated near Centrevile
last evening, says, last evening about clock
Mcdowell lett wing was turned BY a bed #
rebel cavalry about 5000 strong, McDowell's
corp being On tue eft OF our army and the rebel
cavalry being supported by infantry. Mellow
ell : corps was almost instantly swept away
Tne charge was fearful, the enemy, according
to the reports of prisoners who have been ia
ken, and who seem to be intelligent, has been
reinforced enormously, and now includes the
entire rebel army Of the State OF Virginia
They have heard that the rebel army of lir-
gioia numbers about $50 900 men.
The rebels occupy the outer extremity of the
old Bull run battlefield. at present, their front
b.ing at the farthest point OF the old field
They hold their old rifle pits, and they are
bold and impudent. Our army was REINFORCED
at noon to-day by at least 80 900 most effect
i've men. We have now an army including Gems.
Franklins, Summers, Porters, Richardson s,
Sedgwlck's and Cox's divisions Of Ohio ve,e-
rams from W estern Virginia, together with Gen.
Sturgs new division Of the following Pennsyl-
vania reg iments on the new levy l23d,
l25th, l25th, l26th, l21th, and 10th. The
latter marched from the various camps near
Washington this morning.
800 prisoners were sent forward from this
point this morning to Alexandra, making 1900
that have been forwarded to Washington.
The total number of prisoners captured by
US was very heavy. Gen. Tsylor's N. j. bril-
sade has not been 10 this fight Several hun
dred Of It's men who were taken prisoners have
been paroled
A very Intelligent person told me that Stone
wall Jackson made an address TO his army the
day before yesterday, in whlchIhe urged his men
to stand firm and fight t. the last for if they
were beaten. then aud there, all hopes for the
Southern Coutederacy would be lost. This man
rlso reports that in Fridays battle jackson hai
very narrow escape from capture.
Persons supposed to be well informed say that
we have taken at least 1000 prisoners from the
enemy in all the engagements, but many OF
OF them were paIoIed 90 the spot and sent
back.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
t O'CLOCK +. NJ
MORE FROM VIRGINIA.
THE WHOLE REBEL ARMY ENGAGED
GEN. LEE IN COMMAND.
1t is Feared that Gen, Banks Entire
Corps is Cut off.
MORE FROM VIRGINIA.
GEN. LEE IN COMMAND.
NO FIGHTING SUNDAY.

NEw YORK. Sept |. The Tribune issued an
Extra this morning with the following:
WAsHGNGros, Sunday P. NJ. The antici-
patton that great battle will be fought to-day
was possibly uniounded. No firing has been
heard by anxious listeners here, and there is u %
renewal of the contest, except that telegram
dated at Fairfax Station, 1890 \. NJ, speaks Of
heavy guns being heard in The neigh o"rhood Of
Brisow Station This Is supposed in the highe, t
quarters here to be the noise caused by the blow
iug up Of his train by Gen. Banks, who IS, it is
feared, cut of with his whole corps.
500 rebel prisoners We're at FAIRFAX Station
awaiting tr4nsporta;Iou to Washington They
concur In saying, as does Information from al!
other sources, that tn whole rebel army was
engaged under Gen. Lee 5 command.
is numbers no one sets at less than $50. 600
and many estimat4d EN- at 200 900 or 100000
They also say thai they were promised an easy
and speedy march into Washington. They were
certainly to be there within week.
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rx4zxsE CAPTURES FROM THE ENEMY
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WHEREAS, my wife, Amanda Jane bearing, has LET
w my bed and board without sufficient cause, all per
sons are hereby forbidden 20 harbCr trust her on
account after this date. JOSEPHT. DEARlNG.
runbddge, July -, lso fJ+W5
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PEBELS RET EATIN G.
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CINCINNATI, Aug 81 Friday afternoon the
rebel. beyond Richmond, Ky, drove in our
cavalry. Gen. Manson with two regiments
moved up, and after throwing Few shells the
enemy retreated rapidly beyond Rogersv'lle,
leaving one gun behind
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Rebel Loss Twice as Great.
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They are to be Pursue d.
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rNIoNLOSS EIGHT THOUSAND.
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FILL RUN 4 Y E " G Z d
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Federal Victory.
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FROM DAYLIGHT TO DARK.
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TERRI F E B A T I |.
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from General POpe's Army.
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gence received this afternoon from Washing on
NTH the known activity in military circles in
the departure of surgeons South has caused
great and Intense excitement here. Forty sur
geons from this city left for Washington this
evening.
Three New York State regiments lett this
afternoon.
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CT LOT HIS!
X. r. RIkER.


D X 4 P E r 4 " D T ALL D r,
has just returned from NEW YORK with good stock Of
and Style German Broadcoths, Black Doeskins,
Pants Rich silk ani Marseilles vest
inys satin and Silk yestngs, of
the best qualities,
20 All Gsrne nts made st his Shops will be done IN
the vorkmanlke and fashionable manner.
Garments for others make, and ed 20 At.
Gentlemen Wishing for good and fashionable C9st,
get it by calling at Riker's Shop.
May q, 1852.
STATE OF VERMONT, Washington County Court
WAsHINsros COUNTY IS. March Term, 1852
HORACE FIFGELD,l Assumpsit pronIssory
rs dated the 18th day Of November,
". HITE and 1885, signed by the defe ndanis with
J. Il. WALKER. )ther style Of partnership Of that
date, for the Of $500 payable to Plaintiff bearer
demand, with interest snnually.-Aso the common
in lssumpsit for work and labor goods and
merchandise, &c.
state and has had personal notice Of the pc ndency
thseofby the substance Of said suit together
Green Mountain Freeman newspaper printed IN Mont
pelier in said Coun of Washington the last publics
ton least twenty days before the Of
this Court be held at Montpelier, within and for said
county Of Washington the I'd Tuesday Of September
A. D. 1861 which will be deemed sufficient notice the
said John H. walker 70 appear at said term and make
swer. LUTHER NEWCOAB, Clerk
E. Z. FREScH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
MOutDeiipr h.
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PHILADELPHIA Aug. 81. The excitement
has been intense throughout the city to-day
mingled with a general feeling of depression
caused by the measre accounts of Saturday
battle received to-day Thehncomplete regimen
were consolidated into FIVE regiments. Two
leave tomorrow
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WASHINGTON, Aug 3l-Evening. Inforr
ton received here indicates that there
been but little ii any fighting to-day. {
army is well concentrated, and In good con
ton and spirits.
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FROM MINNESOTA.

Sr. PAU, Aug. 23.-Parties from Mime
sofa river reached here last night. state that
scouts estimated tho number OF whites alrea-
dy killed by the Sioux at 500
The opinion Is based upon the number Of
bodies discoveree along the Road and trails
It's believed that all the missionaries are
killed The civilized Indians exceeded
their savage brethren in atrocities
Mr.. Premier. an interpreter, who has spent
most of his life among Indians. volunteered
TO go alone. trusting to his knowledge of In
dams and disguise to escape detection -
Dressed and painted in saw 'ge style, he ar
rived Mt the upper Agency ct night. The
place was literally a habitation of DEATH
lie visited all the houses, and saw some Of
the former occupants lying dead some on
door-steps, some inside, and others scattered
in the yards
He went to tho house OF Hon. j r. Brown
and recognized every member of the family
eighteen in all murdered. He visited Beaver
Creek anil found City families killed-he
went to every hDase md recognized the bod
ies of nearly al the former inhabitants
Among the recognized az the agency we're
y. Giyens and family, Mr.. Ganbreta and
children. Dr.. WakeG-ld and family. John
Toddcns family, John and Edward Mayler
and two missionaries. Rev DIR. Williamson
and Rev. Dir. Riggs TX Governor Sibley
now marching TO relieve Fl. Ridglcy reports
Sioux bands united IN carrying OFT 4 concer-
tel and desperate schemc and saws he will
only be too happy 10 find powerful upper
bands OF Yanktons and other Indians not
united with them.
Premier the disguised interpreter write to
Gov. Ramsey from Henderson 2lst. that lac
left Fort Ridgley , a. m. there were then
1000 Indians around the Fort. and the
wooden buildings were burning. lie thinks
other tribes joining the Sioux and present a
formidable army. A reliable letter dated
Glencoe 2Ist says. tlse injury done by the
stampede of settlers is immeise. aa0;her
scene Of voc can hardly be found "a the
South as in Mcleod, Meekcr and Northern
part Of Siblcy an 9fher coaalcs.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MlNrn.s, August 20.-Thirteen hundred
guerrillas opposite Helena, burned 900
bales OF cotton and committed other depre-
dations within the last few days.
1t is reported that Gen. Hindman's army
i moving west from Little Rock. The PEG
pie along the road are going with the army
taking negroes and other movable property
Gen. Hovcy returning to Helena from
Clarendon, had -four killed and several
wounded by the querrillas' A large amount
of property captured by him.
refugee from the South furnishes the
following regarding Southern movements.
Gen. Bragg IS at chattanooga. The next
move seems to be Nashville. He reports
portion Of Bragg's forces being at Grand
Junction, uniounded up to Friday were none
there except scouting parties which come al
most daily take what they want then leave
Grand Junction seems TO be regarded by
them as doubtful ground. hence they make
arrangements to stay as shor: time as pos
sble
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

FeANcE.-The choicest mea and officers
Of the Versailles artillery are under orders
for Mexico.
4 division of gun-boats for Mexico was
being armed
Harvest accounts in France were very IA
Vofablc.
Ii was reported the French had rcpulsel
several attacks in Mexico.
ESoLANp.-Thc Marriage OF the Prince Of
Wales will take place next year. but no pos-
live arrangements have been made The
Princess Alexandria OF Denmark Is proba-
bis the intended bride Distress in the Cot
tom districts i increasing. Agents arc now
in England desiring contracts in behalf of
the Federal Government, for a supply OF
arms. 6c. Contracts are proposed with i
clause that they shall be void in case Of
war with England. The Times city articl q
saws /, the weather had been unlayorabl c
the present tendency of the money market
would have produced panic The market
was calm or Tuesday