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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-11

months realize in your own homes, unless
this damnable rebellion be crushcd--we
invoke you to be vigilant, untiring, ODE
dent 10 discipline, sober, faithful, and
courageous Shall BuerLs army yield
70 miserable pack Of rebels? Shall
traitors put to fight the men Of the West?
r. there he loyalty, fidelity, manliness,
valor, or affection for your families among
you-if you possess the feelings OF hu-
manity-in fne if you are men and not
miserable things--tcach the miserable.
rebel, lawless, marauding, heaven defy
ing army Of Jrrr. DAVIS lesson which
treason shall remember forever Deliver
Tennessee from The spoilers, and what
honor what glory, shall be yours
Mo - la.a ..l.uII hl a .l..f.
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A General should remember that ti'tH
without a.t to adom them, are beneath
AN honorable mans ambition. Tie should
strive 20 make his stars planets OF ihe
first magnitude; but 90 he iorgets the
great duty of q soldier and pursucs
mill.aud policy, his stars will
only be lost ia "a, dim and turY Iu5tre
Of the Ni'1f- Way
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BATTERY SITES
ABEBEL HEROINE

When the fight commenced we sent a
shell directly through the roof Of Me-
Cuttcndcn's house. when most of the
family decamped A Miss CrIucndcn,
said TO De comedy and fair 90 look upon
refused, however io absent herself and
insisted upOu remaining with thcwouud-
cd rebels; who were rapidly being care
ricd 10 the house, Directly she'll came
hurling down through the roof aud floors
inro the very apartment where tho Young
lady was, pouring jn OH and wine. N
did not burst, however, and she remain
ed to the end, doing good. The inhabi.
tants Of other d0miciles took 10 their
heels early iu tha day
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1ou may so on.
This was General Stewart. whose
achievements rival Ashby's and Morgan's.
1t was he who made the famous raid,
with four regiments around General Nc
Clellan's army week before the bloody
battles Of Richmond, Advcrting to his
insignias Of Office, the General, in casual
conversation, spoke of his equipments.
This bride, said he boyishly, "was
made in England, and sent TO me from
friends across the water. NY saddle
was shipped by underground from rebel
woman Of Baltimore. We win make all
these things ourselves after a while"
Referring TO our cavalry, Gen Stewart
said that Virginia had the best cavalry
in the world, as her men were born RI
ders. He complimentcd Ruch's Laucers,
Of our service, and the Fifth Regular Cav
alry--thc latter for heroic charge at
Gaines Mill. lie and General Hartsui'
had been old schoolmatcs, and accosied
each other rather embaTassedly: GLOW
are you, llartsullt' "Stevart. how do
you do" Thcyro of directly joecthr
to revive old times
The rebels claimed 10 have seven req
iments OF Marylondcrs in their service.
They have however, but three regiments
from Tennessee. They claim for their
conscript regiments the very hest courage
and devotion
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NFBEI 0rNraAI, N Tm mrm-

itfhHli NINfnhtaN tN IliI IAIlih
Directly a hale. sohor-sided. old gem
tleman, somewhat suuburn. aud dressed
in the plain homespun habit Of farmer.
came upon the ground and salujcd as si-
lently lie wore q single star upon his
back shoulder-strap ia the manner OF our
Brigadiors, and had no other symbol Of
rank. This was North Carolina General
Gauley, whose brigade fought so well,
and were SO well slaughtered, at viii
liamsbure. Inoticcd that his young staff
followers had a wholesome respect for
him, as, indeed, ho did not look to be al
ways Of a May morning guise With
this and the other WORTHLESS, the Union
Generals llarlsun and Robinson engaged
in conversation. rodoacross the brool,
to knoll, and proceeded Co sketch, on
the back ct on envelope, the locality OF
the battle ground. While thus ENGAGED.
a man in gray suit, with graviSh blue
panialoons, and q quantity Of frcscoc
upon his arm, hat, belt and shoulders,
trotted up the ascent and salutcd me-
lie was rather gaunt, as it worn down
by constant exercise, q good deal griz-
zlcd, and hard featured, as it used either
to 4yrannizc or command. His horse
was a blooded one, and he rode easily, so
b that | saw at a glance his position Of
General Of Cavalry.
''Are you making sketch OF our po-
silionE said tho General to me, curtly.
"Not for any military purpose, sill"
rcplicd "mcrely for reference"
care you a reporter"
"a.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-20

On Thursday, last, the Pamela Pa
t%riO,s, Capt. Thos. 7. Wilson, babe
adieu to their homes, and departed
for Grand Junction, the place Of their
rendezvous. The scene Of their de-
parture was an exciting and impres.
sive one, and not the least remarks.
bic was the manliness and hrmncss
undaun,ed with which fathers AMI
mothers cansecra,ei their sons to
defend the liberties Of their country,
and hil them God speed in tie elori
GUS cause. II laurcls ase to be- won
on the battle 6cld, the panols Pasri:
cts are made cf the right sor, Of mr..
.crial to bring them home, or to have
monuments erected over the sand
tina, will drink their blood.
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AIl.AIlOs

An ntmbsa y Wgds Battery
afa %reqpsiisd % ese' W ianala N
H1oaig NE III inst 81 The fif
pa'e u grsaaH M t'od ief hopf'i
money ahi 10 m,ls afls0ge0tn's
H.. ,.u,ng uedofms BET every one
sho hla hei, A. ven as those wh1
asl 10 9n, attend
NJ y WARD
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PROM yAsxrppox VIA RICHMOND


$500, =,
n,rn@VSp' "'iv" ';,,'It.
"er 'o , ..
~Po', 'e.'s
N,w 'ne. 9" "'"o'y, r..
",e "v'r"."h ~
Two uio"sl'" Nv,An," P'Ve
ne race &c "a p''.''s' On Tue -f'",
'h" N aue''p.'ns 20 m''. 'v'
We co'amn W '"y "ef' "'P'''''
oy ,he pel'cg IN n ~.
"Ashisulos' Ware" ~ y
stars AMI stripes are aoa',nS yer
oen'ersi''e' was Ms'
night cur forces arc ~ .O'''"'
cations 90 M
l. h'.nsoNn., Mnfch " the ~
folk Day Book says the virginia
formerly the Merf'laae,l 'unA w
'r'sa,e Cumberland after h''es" MN
utes fighting. -.
The Virginia ran within porn
blank range aud hrra her DOW g."s'
several oil which toak eject 'os'
truck her with the ram. causing h.'
TO reel, ca'een and s.nk' iief ON
%ccrs AMI men escaped IN The s,n.''
boats, and many we're cap'"rea ey
the Cenfedere'es, While . uu@ee'
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ty=MrHgrN<r ~ f<6s41z<
n "A f'<Ni>6s< ~ sssf&)td A.
Fal-sxI s~11evpfsp# ~ th~ \ se2=
~ A~sbl4ssFe arEsss snI f<r~ Iss
WtsHfHfos. Jffsh ~ - IL
Hfff# - FHs slf4ef j ilsess =sHi
N Tafi* .And
III jmwlei ilat M sifstss'
II fte nm ~ hsflhH Hsf
flssse So itdagf HatsfH@E fHe
ptstisehes ~ hot tef,e htv
shd tfsbfh my ggatis
.pHs4 IA s4ihk tH q zig My ~
H Hmhff W. 4HAsH# ~ AsffsH 4
.il4Hid w., fblfh tlsh ibfy tfueah'
befefe fphneH fginetors ~.
fsthJiivsH W. Nafeb "
N thefssiet IL certainly %e,Hcnflsd
rrnalsh tieb IL .m9 Hnn
II paiehm N NE Wr DetspHehi
ahlaf Dat n iils Oh. siaia ihsi h
est safpfisit ~ The IN. A9j flspi
IN tbe fdl NJ tafIis "a ihe mofh.
" NJ ihqpib N Consequence n ilH
Isaih N N ratprb. spl ethffs 4,
he right vipf. he irep~d II jvil
| el9us % aIiel his position neemi
INDY, he silulfee he rtsmmahl u
de vest " fafafieglle. ~ mih.
ffun the battlefield H. retired u
good flet ~ Jos. ~ loih aide
Vefy heavy Ihii u teliiblc :
Dispatches fran Van Dom, b.
rongfeesmeD state iint ~ sabq,j
morning. pib %itsl,, Gems. yaa Don
and Price bod, ~ . bank movement
tdfh,i ihe enemy : position anl 90
N his baggage. Gen Van DaI
lben lres w IN line of battle IN ib
enemy reni, ul sent o courier y
Pike 70 h.'ten ~ his. GOv0 lndiani
Pihe vas twenty miles on
The enemy was completely ben
med Ia by Pike on an, side, Al IN
prneimble wilderness ~ the o,le,
aud til South 10 front. II seare,l
seemed possible for The cucwyio %
cape.
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ruI 0Nt0uO ttItA0tGINs
TIN.

This paper, in M l'fut n " lny
laal. mnoheas iha, IL pub lIeaton u
Temporarily suspended cau'c'
van, Of pnatud poyina sab'cr'ber'
md a scOrcity 81 paper The 10
,elbgencef eas an Interesting aud
lively phpct, and gc regret TO sec Il
discopiousi w ksos Of only
two papers nos being pabiIshed ?
North Mississippi We expect q
CONTINUE p.niins the star, Unless tp'
yaokcc' capture Pamela, and inter
diet is publication
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-20

Col " z. wafd leh N Ta'eday
la'i fm Jaek'oa Miss, On oa,io :
connected ~iih bis Daitere Ward :
ba'tory IL now . permanent inilii'n
ton, without = doubt some SIXTY
~ more pembprs haze already -.
rolled their names, ,nl the guns wi
be- ready IN ashor tue In ,nolber
place. c8l " gives uptice that tllf
company meets on Monday nc,', "a
organize and receive their bounty
money Como Op then, and JOIN
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-20

rNS- Norihern papers say that
Abe Lincoln has declared his purpose
to take the actual command Of The
army aud suppress the rebellion IN
Virginia OIL Abe can run too fas,
to make a good commander, aud, IN
the even, that he assumes chief con
troll, We may reasonably expect his
army 90 make another as precipita'e
a retroa, from Virginia ~ they Nd
from Dull Run. O, Abraham, We
advise you 70 sa.her the Yankees to
your bosom, and remain in Washing
ton City, aud at the least alarm Of
danger, gather up the folds. Of you'
Scotch PLAID, and run ncr,hward fol
your life.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-20

The ms bady N is'+HE#f* ~ w
sA'a ~ TsssAsy Ist ~ fsstsv
Me Haf fsss n fsststm,r
4. wy pfa1sA m,was ~ iisr
ihsy ~ sshhi : stlshi #fffsfsfes
iba w ms' Al iep ssss . hNhitofn
! ivsly N mes sea hss.ss N MI
amt'fy T'ry itpsasd Wn
Afsi n sfFpid ahsas 81 ~
s.iai ief der sasapss N " A.
%. aapss ~ Whieh hey hiss if N
~ ~ ssesd a. lhsy hIei HspI
~ neif hsfy sieei' iashy . Hiehl
prayer slfehtei " fIia Shp fole'
dn,e, m Their pfpise'igh sol w
rteplsa eyes lage i~lmee, thai ihe
psliah, ht.a sf bshind them mftt
ifw otes shs sli egef %fememl9i
me ptsebi ~ Hers ani dho'dl thej
flI amid lhg toniitg cod Js'hitl
in ~ tloedy apife, sfsailoo wv
faaf ogef them mohBmsn's ~ shdy
ne l5ye, ati eo.htoc ihei' msmo',
n ,be hearir N thpn Win offered
| hef .obt ani brollrfs 10 defense d
liberty
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VIZ hare hsAt Nv aa'mt
fl Hiiiby s%iFsfaff NJ tHiila ~
IL AZ he SEQ aa.fs
Hsts
~ W. fsgffi ~ l'im itft ~
fsat wsdf N it paaaIi y
n ti,tbpa sFl $40 NE ffgHpal"
All 4 aasila e. iHa W. aaaftb3
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Our notes and accounts are n the
hands of Butts h Hunt, lo.syille,
Miss W. earnestly request ~ those
nd, btcd 70 u. TO SETH at once, MI
If thcy cannot pay give their noN''.
We will take Mississippi treasury
notes, advanced on cotton, IN pay.
ment Of all debts line us.
PEPPER 4 DAVIS,
nos sw. Batesyille. Mss,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-20

pn,rriNn ~ coSNrcttcrr We
have bDch Taught g. believe. that on
Nhf,hcrn "bretlren hayo responded
with such 'lncfiiy h he call Of their
GoyrrrmNn'.. ,lta' dlcrc was no NJ.
cesshy for o re.or, TO dta''. Such,
however. seems not TO be The fct, Is
tlr Hartford Ttac. says iha', in tr.
lcr to AZ the quota % froor. in 'hr
Federal army allotted TO Connect.
cu,, drafting cnmmenccl sn the 1jil'
ult. In Har,tord. the nnnher to be
drawn vas 80 out 81 1905
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bsHfifff 4 tHlffhaf ffNHfi 80
.,faaisa IN na n liaHhss t4ifH
|hges "A ~ NtT : atah n W Nv -
al IN = t,fyN Ne iiH N ~
|ts,f Tis igs ya@9g pHf'
o. 81 itstfi lats aal boot sis
p44aH hsH w Ugg fsY anf gtHsf
lbtH4 HalelsA 70 fur yhr,i ST
bsafnfti " - tprsr' " ~
tmue to i,inf y htt slohe
get ~ rhgmptoa be M d'bfsf
rus shd lm itef has etifffi
lien ~ afisiah 4 'hsw dIHh
gshsl aMesfs sfa NJ sfsfibgt "a
w ~ rrtfllefef IN artlng q fhs
conclusion " bfhlsh me Fth 'ht II
lfeets smpon Nv battery sill y
divided if'g Eve sesi'ens N 'sa ahts
eash. stt fpaf lieIiehsnis - fhni
n tiiile .seh " fefsol Til " aldo
slih hp fffildn 20 shoot AAly TO
ballA Al epeh hff~~s1upl 70 Nliolf
comphy d infantry sfh tho adj
uanal advantage ~ realizing 'he fh
eng A. Distance n ffpm az hbh
died 70 q thousand yards. The A.
hllefy service offers creator laluee
menis 20 recruit, than any other, q.
there u no guard m picket duty f.
perform aud M Guns % be steamed
and cafricd on hclr shoulders while
marching IN addition to The, The
. men will NJ, have to work On foftih
cations NJ intrcnelments All ,hesp
advantages will he more full, ca
, ltlamcl by Lieut.. John David Vance,
b sho has been sometime " The scr
yiee, abd Is nov connected With M
IN raising the Battcty The NON.
hers Of the company will be vel
! cared for during sickness, by tw'
= distinguished medical men. Dis :
= =. Lester and J. + Phipp', Who arr
members Of the company. Person
I having friends AMI relatives ~ho mn,
u wish 10 join the command, need no,
J. Therefore, hesitate 10 urge them Il
20. We expect to be- ready to TAX
9 the field BY the Isl Of My. and ear
d nes,ly rcqacs, the assistance Of eve
e ryboly, in order that We may b
o ready, and also 10 avoid u draft, NJ
:, the Governor informed me that b.
u intended to continue calling f.
" troops until crsry man IN The STATE
'r liable to military duty, was uuie
arms. ! shall have twp Of the gun
At Pamela IN two weeks. A loun,
|. Of FIFTY DOLLARS will be PAL
!, 10 each recrui, when the company
mustered into service. and TWEEN
~ Ty.rlvE DOLLARS foe clothinI
Some fcrty.Gve recruits have a
really been obtained, and ] pref,
getting the balance from PsuoI
county, but ] shall proceed to o
them elsewhere II or people do N
w respond, as I must have them. II
State hiss already expended 0G,OI
- on the guns, and an pledged 10 3
the men and horses. also wish
purchase 30 horses. and those vi
Gan possibly furnish them are requ,
ted TO Communicate with me .on &
subject. .
lds NJ. s. WARD.
POSTSCRIPT.
Some persons have ~rongfully Z
,ol. ieaycrcd to create the impressi
,m that al tic Licp,ensncies in the b
ten terry are engaged. This is got TT,
o~. The officers will be elected by
nat. men when the company is orsanis'
ing and Of course the man ~bo gets ,
this most recruits will stand the b
the chance to be elected.
.an. .eee.
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.ffTf ofv,ukWe n W
A, rule. before the CHA
NJ hi. oniee in tho ,pwt n f'1nhl, N
T., MONDAY, 81 dnv. K March, ~
incy ". Douglass A..
., her tsxt friend IA, s...a
Elisabeth BI.l.oe. ! ,;s s~I
Geo. ". poagla.. "A
Vvpnv amanvi, Alsi ID sAssaes d
~, psnrire TO ,bs ssstis(eei6p =
rcur, tn, n ,dcfcndsns. t1eoeosN
less. - . non .tssijcs, " Ne stae
.i.sirri. sni Il. pps nbssal th9rtG
TINT ne o-d;uAst prettas Nvs
served ,spou him u u thov'ws ~
|tbs, the said H. fenjans aepsssi
nnswsr or d'mur % said INI "
the ncst term II said rauu.ahsb
q, the cour, hsuse " saii epasn]
town ~ psdla. 80 shs ID vpkpd
the ~ Npn'liy \, March, lssss,, ~
.uch ftsf dncrss VII b. ~ ~
shall seem ips and rscrer.. .ttf
ordered thu a cop, II tkjp er)gh1
li.hei IN tho pnnsln star. o rsktl<
paper rahl shsI n tho soup 4
saij county, Tor f,ur usets' syrfps
a. 81, RAYDrkN
vfn;.iw D
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.|
yoVnyRy ~ss CammiuA b
Pamela Count. ,hrss ss!gh
nan, one womrn api qse tTMc
TIA, ,hsv l.~isns ~ w. 0Iu6A ~
l-h,,ehi- C.nnsv. NssA. Thsoss
,bous ) feet = inshe- kisA -
'hs som4n Sally .. nbsut VII
inches i,ivh the tsy r6n -
oil. ani vii weigh shaseeA
iwn~r !. hereby nsss6sNYR
mi prove property apl ~
,hey will b. icsi, NNh s
IN. 5l
and jAjl
Ns'ea :, isSI -
TO VIM. xsxissis asd $780,
arl Mck,eVe and IN Vnu
NOriCE 10 hereby
~ dsfsiSnrk gsspl
Michael n, klsais, kssl
t'esr u fswslA ccd1
1iaa 10 sssssedss
NJ r~euAlss,cW ~
- Ne ansl seew~oe -
- fas ~ ~ noneee1
~ IN = ~ 1oeso1
ess.s aellv ~
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eAwsssteosseoe>e 1910
~ sfeas 80 l~Nmo(I
fsaft NJ F<NSN en<o.
made NJ the fstvsssv3 Sup~1
irfAfnri. tdmIs,Nse@Gs
isms " NsIls, dessss<.
iaysfks lytht ~ NJ Ws6ut.
nir iInuse fooS. IN the ~
ID tho snlAis afvemokHu
N ~. VI IVA hishvss
tact n Land. asswse] "
all 'fhs go, bslf NJ ~
Iisr N ses lpn lhiftss i9QCrx
eishi sfsf. ssastt ipeIs1k
nnfih aeu wvhst n
isslse aln iee nofes IN
49, ~ The ea1i hsv.h
piaflsf NJ ,eeliom lkle(os
,fnfe elfhi <e-t, TssMt
| Iolaf. cash on The tss ef
NJ lselss months o 3 ~
si,h ueufiiy oil b. reoN
! utory lien % the IsN1 --
SAkA)l
rrb. q. lsoy.
si0G ~ ..asH-IG. ~
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yugs. News.

Dispatches from Richmond y that
Gen. Rohcr, r. I've has hcen ~.
pointed companiine General Of tle
armies of the CooCelrracy.
Ten Thousand v ieraIs passed
Cumberland mnna'ain and cspimed
two companies Of our cavalry On Fri.
dap last.
The ,ncny are also threatening
Knoxyllls with six OF seven thousand
men.
Newborn, N. G.. was captured b,
he fcicrils on "Wednesday Of las,
week.
The Avalanche III Wednesday
learns iat 10000 t'ederals are with
N seven ,niles Of In .ka, sli-s. Ar
.ngagcmen, Il looked for in less :han
- hours.
In the tight between our forces AMI
tine Fsdersls in Arkansas our. los,
wasdess than 500. The cnemy's los,
is 1000 OF 1900. Gems. seigle am
Curtis are said 10 he kiiird w.
captured a large amour, Of cemmis
ssry supplies. upon which the wtolg
army subsissed one night.
! LiScoLN's SPEciAL MEssms.-
L'ncvlu's proclamation II tn. 9TH of
darch is Published in the Louisville
J.afnal Il the 9Th. lie recommend /,
in his spcc'sl message to Congress.
ttst they propose to oil ihc Sovshern
ststes . gradual scheme III emuac,
patton, leaving 10 to the people to nc.
eeps or reject /: anil that the Feaerw
Gosernmen, ss.i., the State to DO,
their valuation 10 the owners. Truly.
ihr ia ssNeme worthy " lsatss
iustnuiiy.i The war w. Wasting The
lLooI aud treasure II che North, ssa
Lincoln ssAs sab III his suecsssrs
that suljagsaiss ! = a. ID - evss,
side sks eeasssl sssa~srys ssspise.
q. HER1iLL. =
wA1sn nA6Go, SgWElEa, g.,
rAseaA. ne.
WArcngs. CLICKS, -
!ss3tnL a:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-25
THE WAR ON THE POTOMAC

crossing into Virginia proves to have haon
without foundation, SIS 3 dispatch from Tar,
risburg states that reliable information h..
been received that beyond detachments thrown
out on the south side Of the Potomac 70 d;s-
cover the position and strength of the Confedo-
rates, no crossing in any considerable force had
been effected up to Tuesday afternoon, nor had
any Of the divisions received orders for for
ward movement. An impression prevails
among the soldiers that when the army does
move it will be in the direction Of Western
Virginia, crossing at Wiliamsport where thew
expect to have an engagement, the Confede-
rates disputing the passage.
On Saturday last a accommodating force con-
sisting Of q brigade Of cavalry, with two pieces
Of artillery, proceeded u AshJy's Gap, III the
Blue ride, where they encountered q regi-
ment Of Confederate cavalry. An engagement
took place, resulting in the defeat Ct the Con-
federates with q loss Of four killed, twelve
wounded and some prisoners, among them Col.
Green, the commander Of the Southern forces.
The Federal loss was one killed.
The Washington National Republican, Of
this morning, has the folIowlug:-
;'THREArESEn REvoLT.-We have it On
pretty good authority, trom gentleman from
Alexandria. that many OF the soldiers station
e,l in that city, with their officers, are showing
some spirit Of insubortlinatlon IN. consequence
Of the President proclamation
We have heard nothing whatever OF this
except what is contained in the alb We para
graph.
The Washington Republican says 'ltls
net true as stated in the Washington cores
g2ondence Of the New York Tribune that all
the members Of the Cabinet with the ezcep-
tion Of Mr. Blair. ''agreed to the PRESIDENT
proclamation. y Undoubtedly Mr., Blair most
conspicuously opposed it, but two other mem
bcrs of the Cabinet also dissented from the
policy Of it. .
4 communication has been officially brought
to Washington, from John Ross, asking
the Government to recognize Indian rights
under former treaties, and saying the part
the Cherokees' seemingly took in favor Oh
Of the Copfederates was under duress and IN
timidation.
We see by official returns from three hun
dred and eighty-four towns and plantations III
the State Of Maine, that Abncr Coburn inc
newly elected Republican Governor, Will nave
about seven thousand majority. This IS a00u'
half the majority that was given to oo'e''"
Washburn last year,
Capt. Joseph Ricketts,, Of Phlladelphla' '0'
Of John Thos. ricketts,, formerly OF CanleFo 'a:
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r.. s. Hospitals IN ALExANDRlA.-M Man.
sion House. Fairfax Street, Washington Street,
Wolfe Street, Prince Street, Methodist
Church, St. Paul's Church, Baptist Church,
Grace Church, Croverner House.
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?. N.-The intense excitement OF the last few
days has given place TO great rejoicing at the
immediate proximity Of seven divisions OF Blu
ell S army, which are coming up from the oil
rection Of Salt river
The Confederates seem to be concentrating at
Bloomfield. About 1900 were seen this
morning beyond Salt river on the Bardstown
road.
Louisville IS row considered entirely safe,
and though q fight may occur IL the vicinity
before the arrival Of Ruell's divisions; nobody
ha5 any fears respecting the result.
Gen. Nelson is confident that he can hold
this point against any odds until the approach
ine Federal reiuforcements shall arrive
Gel. ". s. Rolke, Of Cen. Crittend lens Staff;
Can't HobletrelL, Of Gen. Alex NIcCook's
Staff; and Lieut. Rockwell, Of Gen. BuelIs
STAFF, have just arrived here.
/ portion Of the Confederate forces are
known to be this side Of Bardstown.
On the 18th the F3lera( cavalry captured
$50 Confederates At Glasgow.
On the DIST, three regiments Of cavalry un-
der Cen. Alexander MoCook, drove eight
THOUSAND C9nfo Ierate cavalry cut Of Munford
vile without any Federal loss The Confede-
rates lost a. Colonel anI It Leutenanu-C
The Federal tcrcos had skilnsh:ng Ill along
the road afterwards
COL Ell NIcCook, Of the Second Indiana
Cavalry, commanding (: brigade composed Of
the Second Indiana "n;j First and Third Ken
tuvky Regiments; was at Eliza bethtown this
morning, On the way up.
He had sLzirmishes at several points, killing
forty-seven Of the Confederates in he aggre-
gate In conjunction with Kent's command,
h Z, took fifteen hundred Confederate prisoners
and tventy-tour wagon loads ct provisions.
THE LATEST.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24-Ncar Midnight
General Buell. has Just arrived here.
General Nelson has just issued az order per-
hitting general resumption Of business to-
morrow, the issuing Of passes to loyal persons
and the discharge Of AL enrolled citizens from
duty.
The United States have now regular arny
Of 4, 900 men When AL the new regiments
are filled there will be nearly Is, zoo regulars in
the service. OF these nearly Is 900 will be in
f;utry, and the remainder artillery and cavalry
One artillery and one cavalry regiment are in
course Of organization.
Capt, Gan5cvoort, Of the Adirondack, was
arraigned before 8 court ofinqulry at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard on Tues lay, for the purpose Of
being examined as TO the part he acted in the
unfortunate di5aster by which the Aiiron lack