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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06

The Feeling at WashinGeeas and Aenandzaa.
Orr1cr OF ASSOCIATED PsEss AGENCY,
New York, Aug. 20.
We have reliable advices through letters
received tonight, that affairs al Washington
and Alexaudria wear . more favorable a.
pect The secessionists Of the latter city
are no longer jubilaus and carry despondene
countenances. Gems. Burnside and Pope.
have successfully cut their way through the
rebel forces at Manassas, and have formed
junction with the army Of Virginia under
Mcclellan, this side Of Ceutfeville. There
has been . severe engagement with the
rebels by the divisions under Hooker, Stur-
gis and Sumner, in which the rebels were
completely routed and driven FROM the
vicinity Of Manassas and Boil Run, and.
throug ID the passes Of the Bull Run noun
tains. .sa.U -e
The loss on both sides is said to have
been heavy. No accurate Information is
obtainable on this point, but it is believed
the enemy were very severely punished and
mang prisoners taken:
It is stated that the Potomac is now ford
able at any point above Washington, and
much excitement prevails throughout West
ern Maryland, arising from the fear that .
portion of the Confederate army may make
. desperate and destructive raid in that
quarter; but the arrangements for proper
reception of the traitors at all points are
ample for all emergencies. The enemy has
not yet appeared on the upper Potomac,
although the indications have pointed to
such an event, and the excitement on both
sides Of the line continues. The fears for
the safety of Washington are entirely dis.
PEELED, as the defences of the Capital are
complete and impreguable. The general
feeling of the loyalists of both Washington
and Alexandra is one of more confidence,
and the depression which has prevailed;
among the loyal men for the past week has
given way to that of joy and gladness.
That there has been the most extensive
movements of troops from Alexandria aud
other points is beyond doubt, and it is cur
rently believed that the other portion of
our army has had either skirmishing or had
fought battle with the enemy within the
last twenty-four hours. 1t is generally
believed an extensive forward movement
was made by the whole army to-day under
Gen. Mcclellan, involving battle, but the
result, if battle was fought, has not yet
been announced. Our advices are up to
noon, to-day, Friday, and are from the most
trustworthy sources.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06

IA. General Banks vas ridiculed when
he said that be vas for calling ont . million
Of men for the prosecution Of the war.
Nov it Is seen that he was right and hsd
better ,des Of the requirements Of the con-
test than any other man in the country.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06

Republican
State
Committee.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

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river aud e.et - $50 river al norm - the -
ronsi R-ss. ar not inefussd n Disision 20 J.
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Clay oousrr.
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Townships jackson. Farhar4s. Tuifuan. HeH
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fsirfsfon. -. y JOIN Nariln. Carlisle
Tornshig4-C rfry. Cas- jefferson ara Hafffn
JAMES FARRlNGT0N
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sxclsE TAX.
ATOIICE Il HEREBY GIYEN,

n VIII II IIIsIfIlIl = = - ,
Il that TIE following named persons Lave Deen
appointed Asstsfact hssessc1s ~ re 1870 ~
visions a. mn erct beio conEtitr -e tne rcrel-1
Asssss-nert Dsssrirt q TIE Ssats q lrciana-
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/ q YES
Holland Bitt,ers
SPEPSEA,
Liver compislnts Sever srd kguo, &c.
Tia saoasss.al latsodastoa and uss 4 this e~le-
a-s.ei Asssey Is beea the siEal IT lltsra, food
n ccrarounts called Elrtersn caered IL various
hrzS from qasft eostis . fveSAilon kes, untll
ths we'd BisteFr@ : bat another Zane Or Srog'
Bui tie really esat relief 6e-ivei for the ri1uts
dcse, che tesspooufol, q or Eaeiieins,
RGRHAvE8 ROLAND ETTTERe,
en- G.. ,srt c,ssaos e sfser yrorra.tsA has eSts-
tH.b-i rrE reputation which the hos = lritat.ors
snt oocrterfsits have &iicd undermine II = posi-
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pare spirits = prcecrye r.
81. Gee szs o. tSs esa1ias, GIaltnas Bosiosl
p-.cs or DetlAA
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hsslih and ser correctiag disorders y the stomach
AID lowelA
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s.iutary saects TIE stomach All speedily rsgslu -
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rs quick result
Tor INDIGESTION. Tv
BGrhaye'S Holland BitieTS.
Fo- HEARTBURN. Try
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For ACIDITT. Try
RgFhave's Holland 8itterS.
FOR wATERBRAEH. Try
RGrhaVe's Holland BitteFe,
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BGraave's Holland RisteFs.
For CosTIvEEEsR. Try
BRFhave's Holland Bisters.
FOR PILES. Try
BGrhaYe's Holland BitteTs.
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bSnsf-i.1, and 70 othors effected decided cl0S
Read Carefully
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Ep RIrTEEs pct % il half pint bottles only, At
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fr thh truly celebrated ls.losrs hrs Induced me-
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gERMIN.

Tspasatoa- rshl eflani'ke ~ elhe1- are
s'rrco fron roi.ars-"
"soi dmssrlasio tie Human FsmHg"
RATS Do net s'a on the prersi-ea''
saIhey scus OFT o. their hole. % DE"
"ney are TIA only nhlllble remedies known
IL years -nt mere established IN New Tsrs city,
led tt,-.he Ci.y Post onioc.
Ut t,.--shs City Prison. and sialloa noe-t-.
I'D sy--shs clty Steamers. Ships. -.
tl-ed blythe City Hospitals. Aims ueu~es, &e
E.d 5-the City Hotels. 'As'ors. st. Nlehoa-' y
lsfd by the Boarding Houses. az. &e
J,,d t,.--.nore than 600 Private Families.
~ So INC or t,ro Specimens = s-tat = ErssS-
se1efs sgid a. ne fegfe- Eiiiogs- fysIlsr', ac.
uOusFKrfPrRS- troubled with Vsrinin need -
40 - longer. II they use CoerNA's' Extcrmnntot..
W. have used II a. Cur satisfaction. and n q heS
cost IS We would have g. We had tried pel-ou-.
bat they e0..cscd nothing; bui "ccs1AH's' article
knocks thebrtssh oe1t 81 Rats. Nice. Reaches aud
lsl.Euxs quicker thsn ue can write Il. It's Va
ss sat demand eli over The county, Medina 10 !
ca4ftf
MORr dRAfN AMI provisions ere destroyed an.
nualld IN Grant County rs vormin. than would pay
s,r tons ~ this Rat Rnd fssect kf'ier-l.aneest' r
No Asfabf.
naratlona raphllv Niseressr they have bseu used
kats. Mice koaehes and Verinin disappear rapidly
rz1Eckrs 4 srorTFEs. Druggists. windsor. Nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
VoL. XXH.....No' 6.647.

come ;pfelgence shat the oh commander had been
superseded Wa. srrcad from house 20 rouse ana camp
% camp. m
TIe Lew General il a De- chew Of Cassius VI. Gay,
END i, named 6. Clay Saith end resides IN Coving-
ton in this State. To the Cincinnati and Northern
X entucky recruits he wac personally known, and
hrs presence and he fact that he assumed command,
inspired confidence. lie is young man with ener-
" and ex peIience aud he s.t about bringing order
OF chaos in manner highly creiiiable TO himself
In ten hours q large force of infantry was mounted
on horse, gathered up from the town and snrround-
ing couDty and laet night an advance Cd Paris was
made. The object was tc cut of the road, leaulDg
eastward toward the mountains, whittier Morgan
evidently intended to fly, if preesed; while between
two and three thousand men, with two batteries,
have advanced into Sect County, between George
town and Cynthana, completely cutting oil d re-
treat.
The country is exceedingly hily, and az there are
bu. few pi.es, IL il believed the rebel chief can be
completely hommed in and captured This will GER
tanly be the case. unless he lett Cyn1iana yes'er-
day afternoon, which is dcIbtfal, I'd he has been
cmbodened by tie imbeciy OF the efforts put forth
st this place. Should he have made his escape be-
fore our forces occupy Paris and Rrddles Mills, a
pursuit may be expected Immediately. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
From IN, Leaimale Journal, 81 jas Al.

Eally on Sunday morning, Gen. Green Gay Smith,
with a cavalry force much inferior 10 Morgan r,
attacked The latter near Pare, defeated HIM. put nm
TO fight and, at the las. accounts, was pursuing
him, aided in the pursuit by Col Leonidas netcalle
and Col. Maxwell. We have strong hopes OF hear
ing that hs gang has been captured, or, better SILL
annjhilated The only chance for escape for the
bandit,i il N the feet thar they are mounted upon
the hest and ieetsst horses they have been able to
steal and that az fast their animals tire, they
viii steal fresh ones IN their flight, unles. 80 hard
pressed as not even 10 have time to steal.
Morgan ir no fighter. 10 men are no lighters.
lie and they have Won no part OF iD$lr reputation
by lighting. lie il rcputed 10 be bold and dashng
in his movements. ont, although he may be dashng,
he is not bold lie d2shes only where he thinks
there il no danger. He has thousand spies 10 re-
port 20 him where he can so without the rick OF an
encounter with formidable Union force, and,
awaiting himself Of the Information, he aims 10 dash
from one important place 10 another, stealing and
robbing and killing wherever he dashes. There are
IN onr penitentiary hundred AZ bold and cbiyalric
robbers and killers he. lie and his men proudly
rely upon their own right arms for stealing, aud
upon their stolen horses legs TO bear them ont OF
reach OF retrbuiion.
At Lebanon, Tenn. they were ovsrtaken by sn
inferior force and rou,ed utterly. with great ioes.
At New-Hope, they Oulnnnbered the Union forces
two TO one yot were put 20 a shameful Hight. Al
Cyuthiana they were iull twenty TO one and 1t was
clear that If they had been but ten 10 one, they would
have been whipped ingorousIy. Al Paris, the
feeble resistance they made scarcely deserved to be
called % fpht.
When Morgan Is disposed OF. ss we trusr be has
been ere tbis we shall probably hear OF no more
guerrilla raids into the interior OF kentucky. His
miserable failure like the skin of crow nail.d TO "A
poet in q eorp-ied ID likely 10 warn of all other
creatures OF his class. He invaded Kentucky III the
expsctariop that, wherever no should 20. thousands
and tens OF Thousands, all srmed and mounted,
would ru.h to bs triumphant standard but in this he
has been wrttcbedy disapf oned even The bit,ero,t
and most savage Rebels are deferred by fear from
Joining his desperate fortunes. and now, whipped
and disapponed, he scorn Of friend and foe, and u
fugitive IRON swift pursuing Vengeance he wonld
gladly 6nd refuge in the bisakest wildernese or
deseri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
FROM GEN. McCLELLAN's ARMY.

Bu1ipour Wednesday. July a.. 1867
The hnoicia ,ht afternoon pabshes tic follow
ing:
HyADsriRrsRs, July a.
Things are very dull here.
There il no thought of Gen. Mcclellan being super
seed although there is some talk ia the Northern
papers Of il. Ether Gen. Meigs or Gen. iia'leck
will be General-in.Cbie When the President
was here, Gen. Mcclellan recommended and urged
such an appointment, but told the President not to
allow biz claims to interfere with his action in The
matter.
There are several thousand men here uRable 10
do duiy, although the health of the army has
improved tiuce il cane 10 he james River.
There il no movement, whatever Of trcops
The authorities are looking every day for the
enemy 10 open new batteries on the other side Of the
river.
Rebels are yisibe al all Dimes on the opposite
lide bat are never interoIed with, unless they ap-
pear ~ large NUMBER, whom our gnnboats sholi
them ont.
Many designations Of officers are being cent in.
but none are granted, except to those who are worth
less
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
Continued 4uiet-An importation "f Con
trabund,-The Position Impregnnble.

From oar Special Core,ponient -
CtsP Ar iiRalsos's LANDING, jaws RIVER, vi.,}
Friday Nopins July ~, 1892
Instead Of writing You that all IL quiet along the
liner. I think ! can safely write that all viii be
ouiet until the MIDDLE Of next September. hope
the PREDICTION will not be verified, but am AFRAID
!, will This seems 10 re the general understanding
by officers and men in this army. The defensive
poai ion will be maint-iDed mil that time when II IL
boncd we shali assume the ofenmve. Why we do
not do il NOW il, OF coure left to wise men to ponder
IN More beautjiu weather for active operations 10
the field coulo not be selected tban We now nave
The weather il not too warm by any means and ne
roads are in the finest cODdiion rthe transportation
Of all the Necessary baggag~ oil war
Senternber aud October VIII Je the very worst
months in he wear 10 operate againat an enemy III
This country as the Fall rains commence III the De-
shining OF SeIiember and last nearly vi tbe END
OF October. Daring September, lever ana agne
and tvpbOid make their Appearance, ana aVave 'nc
seeIined re, ients when " requires all the tncsry
az medicines 10 Tree them Of the malaria which dur.
loo n IL month makes sad havoc WIN all Wi,bin ils
range, several OF our prnclpJ Objects hh'c ''''
the army and gone home, on one pfeteDbe OF eh'
ofher-some, 7 believe 10 help 10 recruit pre-
sumo j, was on this business bnz,''ei,' ihon-s
Ne,rber left liz brigade II, IN hls absence, WIN
an. n commander, as Col. Nagcnt, the only Colonel
left in The brigade, II sick
Gen. Dix was informed that iaborers were much
wauied ia camp, when he toeyiapbed 70 Zen ne
CIcllan thu, $40 coutrsbands conid he obtained al
Norfolk. Col. ingals was Authorized by Gen. nc-
CleIlan to send messenger for them. Accordingly,
the steamer Washington, which iay a, hn'r Eoat
LANDING. was put in ebargs OF Mr. W. d. CooA,
who had dispaiches 20 Fortress Monroe a"u 'neh0o
to Norfolk. When The contrabands were gathered
together and rstivns provided they ST sail direct
for tits place where they arrived day before e'lsr-
day. lLoy were for med into lin. three deep On .e
wharf, and then marched Wy The pialn 70 tneir eur
campment. They were mostly hue, healthy, strong
looking fellows No estimate can be formed OF 'ho
valuable services Of such body OF men. lhey 90
all the drud1ery, the unloading Of veaels, nahlhg
roads, &C., &c. The General that would no' our
g sbors OF men that deem il gu honor to WORK Tor
this army in preference 10 tcipg driven by ths iesn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

very vice man or The reverse. This is The second
consgnmen. OF colore3 Isborers that has arrived
here vi bin q week.
was 10 the James River yesterday, beyond our
army lines. Oar position on tie LEI. wing is inpreg-
nate, guarded 80 IL is by the most Formidable na'-
ural barriers. The woods are cut down for great
distance TO enable our g1n-boa,sio have "iair play
at The enemy, should he think Of attacking ne. We
have about twelve hundred tick in or hospitals
here. The mortality among them IL very small,
compared with tne gr-st number OF sick. The depot
immediate around me landings presents moe, IA
Col. Ingals. who is az polished Ne gentleman az he
Is brave AZ soldier.
We have now daily proves. guard Of horse. foot,
and n,ariuts who supervise the sanitary police and
municipal arrangements in and around mo depot
very much 10 tn satisfaction Of all parties save
peculators aud spectators, who have bibei'o lived
on lie van,s and miefor.un.s OF our poor SOLDIERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
MORTALITY sNosG WOUNDED PRISONERS.
The wonn1s Of many of the Unioa prisosers
brought 10 the city are Of very desperate carae c,

The woun1s Of many Of the Unioa prisoseys
troIgh, 10 the city are Of very desperate csrae c,
and although they favored with the skll OF their
own surseons, and all the superior appliances which
they have al their command the mortality has been
very grea,. ON yesterday twenty deaths occurred
among the number provided for at tie York River
Ra road Depot. Many Of them complain OF their
surgeons buf We supIo- the best is done fos them
which their circumstances W.. allow.
THE PRISONERS.
The number Of prisoners who had arrived in tie
civ a, the time Of the Publication Of the Official
report In II. EaqursT. II few days subsequent 70
the Lac. OF the recent rs, Of battles below Rich
monl. was about 4,000 We saed 81 the tine thsS
-. era thousand more were or the read and IN .he
hospitals below the city. Nearly al OF these have
now been brought D and sam ~ about i.ouV more,
making an aggregate of about 5000. Three nous
and o; ,bese are still in the Libby prison, and tie
remainder have been removed 70 the camp q, Belle
Isle. When the returns shall nave been compete.
i. will be found that on estimate some tlms aso
was very nearly Tie figure or upwards OF '"".
The Gag of truce boat. to. convey the sarIeoss
and chap'a.ns Of The National army, who have been
released On parole. will leave this morning az nye
ociocl. The mail which goes alc,g Win them ~
very large, comprising ,elers ron nc.Fiy every
prisoner now in aud neis Rlchmond, who bDoT how
to write. and also from citizens having friends or
relatives in tie North. The citizers' package show.
that the number Of husbands g. parsted from Tir",,
BY tho blockade" is by Nc means small.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
UVyCN FORCES SENT TO HENDERSON
Ger. Smith Still IN Pursuit Of Morgan

,.r..,r1p Ky, Wednesday July ~ icoe.
Yesterday morning, trans from Nashville, north'
ward and louisville, southwark, get al Mitehells.
,ille and roth rstusned, owing 10 the report that
1000 Re,.ol cavalry were pear Midland, Tenn,
Gov. Yor.cl o. Indians. p.E. 1000 infantry, cav
airy. ard az ery % EoriersoD, which arrived
ihcre N the morning.
simultaneously, neof tie gunboats went up The
nv or, with oonsidesste force, 10 protect the Union
tosisea'. Gen. BOyl1,sls, sen: orders 10 Col Garv7l
Commanding AZ Hep delNon 10 Use vigorous measures
b. clear he Rebels ont Oc the ad ching cornties
Con, Green Csy Smith teegrapbs from stanford
Chat re is siill pusling Morgan. zen. Boyle re-
Ylcs Cspture hiy, OF drive him ont Of the state.
TIE Dispatch RON Cincinnati last night, stating
our cavalry hal oyortascn Morgans band from
Mount Sterling, &C., is without foundation
E.lssvlLIE, Tenn, N'dns iasy jug %, 1862.
The train arrived on time. Yhe venerable bishop
J. sonle q the Methodist Church, was among the
passengers. 80 wac sepi,paralyaed Oh tie journey
hitler.
Cen. Suit focces hsye arrived at Somerset, pur-
srrs Morgan. Norgsn's forces had crossed Cum
heflaSl GeD re-resting izte Tennrssee.
N.sRyftLB Wednesday. July %, 1867.
I'DoY oyisyile rain came through sl safe. Con-
dloto- Taylor reports The roS1 clear. The alarm
arose lrtu the appearance at Richland OF about 81
Richmond Rebels on their way home.
THO F3eboi Icrres, has skedssied from befo9o
Nashville. There are 10 doub.o about the safety o.
tbc.tisl
Che Due, River bridge Las been repaired TIE
rosd - clear % Puiaeki va Columbus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
PROM GEN. POPE.s COMMAND.
High. Important Army 0rd'r-fbe mo-t
Effective Blow yet Struck In the East
Spies and DisloysI Cifizens 10 be Driven
Outside our Lines.
BEiDaUinTgns ~ TEs AssY or V


GEsrRAL ORDERS No. ll.-Cormandees Of army
cogps, divisions brigadee, and detached commands
will proceed immediately to arrest all diroyal male
citizens within their lines or within their reach in
their respective stations. Sach a. are willing 10
take the oath Of allegiance 10 the United Staes and
will furnish sufficient security fo- its Observance,
shall be permitted 20 remain al their homes and pur
sue in good faith their accustomed ayocaions. Those
who refuse shall be conducted 10 the south beyond
The extreme piekets of ths army, and be notified
that if found again anywhere within our lines, or ct
any pon, 10 the rear, they will be considered spies,
aud subjected 10 The extreme rigor Of military law.
II sny person, having taken the oath Of allegiance
40 above specified, shall be found 10 have violated
il, be sbail bs shot, and hs property seized and ap-
Piled TO the public use. All Communication with
any person whstsver living within the lines Of the
enemy is positively prohibited, except through the
military au,horiiiee and in he specified by
military law, and any person concerned in writing
or in carrying letters or messages in any her way
will be considered and treated a. sly within the
lines Of the United Sla,es army.
ny commsnd Of hsor.Gen. POPE
OsoKsn RrGoIrs Colonel, A. 4. o. tn3 Chief IL Stat.
WuHISGioS Weino,day, July q. 1907
Naior-Gen. Pope has issued orders 20 tho different
generals commanding divisions in bic army corps,
reqnirug them to seize all borses and mules 10 their
vicinity especially in CulpePper County, no, abso-
.uiey needed by The inhabitants OF the surrounding
country. They are a-o directed 20 seize all stores
not abrol utey needed for the maintenance or sub
sis,ence OF The inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

Tie Sunday Mercury, by . typographical error,
s,a!es that the 6lS Nsw.York Regiment lot -
eclor. It should have read teok tie saewys se'sFs
Al important dis:,.snss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
Thin GgERRIlLAS IN TnE SOUTH WEST

Movements Of MaIaaders 10 Tennessee