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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-15

Six Regtnnents of InfHntry and Eight OF
Cavalry ia the Action.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-15

seven hundred Prisoners Taken.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-15
NEWS FROM HELENA.
BATTLE NEAR WHITE RIVER.

Gen. HOVey's Division Engaged.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-15

18th Indiana Looses Seven Men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
MACAINISTS.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

IUAvING FNT1aEIY REFTfTED THE SHOP FORM
IL F1.LT occupied by John Cooper. In 0sgood,
smith Cos Last ami Hub Factory. prepared T. do
al knds of work in the machinery OF blacksmithng
fne Having had twelve years' experience IN the hest
uehiue shops IN the country hStter myself that can
give entire satisfaction those who may favor with
.Aeir have IN my employ one Of the best black
the State, and pay particular attention 20 horse
machine forging.
4 all kinds promptly attended 20
al kinds built for the patent Office.
the place one square south n the Union
uoas street I. prowN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02

M r RUFF Merchant Tailor and dealer IN Ready
w Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods No. los
East Washington street. opposite the Court House. ndi-
saanoS Ind. Keeps constantly ca hand Ian ge
urrnt of Cloths. Ca~simsreS. Nestngs. OvcrcoatnsS
Tweeds CaSsineis. etc Also genilemen's furnishing
gods shirts Undershirts Drawers Neckties era
vaS Handkerchiefs Gloves, etc Goods sold and the
garments cut free q charge ap9-dIy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02

II IIBY FERGUSON. Attorney and Counselor at Law.
IN Pays cash for approved judgments and mortgages:
also negotates loans, notes. &c. Office. - East Wash
inton street stairs second door 20 the right hand ep
fslenn'S Block.
IOSEPH r. MCDONALD 4 ADDISON l.. ROACHE
al Attorneys and Counsclors az Law .Ftna Insurance
Company Building. s,cond floor, Pennsy vania street.
iel div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
INA, GLASS AND QUEENSwARE.

RN BUCHANAN, Importers Of China,
"a Queenswsre. No S3 East Washington St,
adiana. dly
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
NEWS FROM MEMPHIS.
Speech ef Gen. sherman-OrgaaixinG the
Courts, &c.

Speech ef Gen. shernan-Orga1isins the
Courts, &c.
MExrEn, Sept. Q, 1862.
Al the Union meeting held here last night General
Sherman made great speech Ho discussed "sAvery"
and oshcr delicate issues and made good impression
Judge Sharp has been appointed to SO to Nashville 10
request Judge Catron 70 organize courts here.
The Granada Agpea, Of tho 9th instant confirms the
Union evacuation Of Huntsville, and says the Union
soldiers passed through Winchester desolstng the
try.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 10, 1862.
Helena advicss state that large rebel mail has been
captured which contained dispatches from Gen. Hen
derson. They contain Information concerning rcbe'
movements Large forccs have been sent out TO thwaSt
the moyements thus discovered.
An escaped Union prisoner, just from Holly Springs,
reports vpyue mov,sg in the direction Of Bolivar with
1900 men, mostly artillery. Brcckinridss was also
moving IN the Same direction with 5000 Their sup
posed destination is Kentucky~perhaps Coiuwbus.
Grersons cavalry, Hvo hundred and Afty strong, ~.
tackled swo thousand rebels near Cold wasor Niss st
night After bref engagement ths rebels attempted
Auk movement, but Grersou f back to the bridge 70
await reiufoscemsnts. which were sent snd as last
counts bsttls was going on.
Tho body Of John Bcser, reporter Of the Associated
Press drowned from the steamer Accacia found and
buried az Helena.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
UCpABKLIx0 AND BRIGHT"
~ TIE HUaoR or THE DAY.

DEE srAfs o.S6ssEkSxfisE s1E':aynS dKy or !alE
COETRABASDs-GosSIp FROM uTAH-FHE WHITE
and other richly humorous and erlously sa,irca thnsa
shine IN The famous susp@Y sY SEScUm sisiS tS
which The whole public without distinction oS age or
P.rhaps hc Great Sunday Journal OF Now York neves
offered s hnnars aons nd resd.r more D?aals saa sa
osPHEUs g. kerr
r. 70 nbn ss san,s.n aerorss of ,bs sssh ward my
boy" for parallel 70 the present c. , w.ssE
,SS, sne he dis.iney r,s forth National NIT
trv plan Tagging the Southern csrfeirasS, Va iuesa
s1r rba Wbr na article rsr.car Interest to Al
who have q pdc 10 their complexion, ana psese Rov-
crfrl aryumcnt favor Of Write ssce BEAD ", whne
rs CRY az the Conabsnes aplai specimen Of witty
political yessc ts tnose VI sorne "a
es. Gomez ,Ss Josss Border state ccu--rsyc
wnsn sny are ,Soa s,ss r. having ,Ss psssI.an amt
10 s as nHI sS. SS ), GENIAL al sSd sosay spsas fo
u DO song fcr tho unmns ee public ~p and pcs,a
y subce, snir en,y worthy Tie lrssi osp~tlon cS The
variety Of elegant sorier entertaining msilsny and nnyt
vailed selecons The pubic have only = Sey or tomce~
morn'ns's oreaEsisi rmE i IsuSpAy MERCURY,
which, b~-iss bcns lsnrusl Of literary rcra,op 10
q IS -, xpv.
Tho lslsr nndins ~ ,he despa,rhes 2, nc .s.oo 81
specisI tslefrsphc curTsspopdspcc from an points s
rV *, y n SsasSrs9 r need
asss inssissnsc so, d ord oa Affairs sSs "a
sasas@ Saas Aan s, ~ '
cembinsd-a fac, cear'y dstaons1snhs "e e@
which "A s tho people.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
THE POSITION AND DESIGNS OF THE
ENEMY.

WASHINGTON, Sept IL, 1862
Letters have been received at Clarkshurg, Nd dated
this morning, announcing that the rebel pcets were
that vicinity and that considerable force Of rebels had
been discovered Hyattsown four miles distant from
Ciarksburg, on the road TO Frederick.
the writer's were convinced that the Maryland cam.
paign will bo altogether devoid Of stirring scenes 1t
believed that the enemy intended to contest the fur
thor progress of army the direction Of Frederick
Later intelligence announces the occupation Of Frsde-
rick by portion Of Gen. MGCsllans army without se-
rious opposition.
Gentlemen who have peculiar opportunities 10 obtain
information from the region occupied by the rebel force
In Maryland estimate its strength be at least one
hundred Thousand men. They appear 70 be pushing on
in the direction Of the Cumberland valley but gen.
orally believed here ths they have been disappointed in
their expectations Maryland ana fastening get
GU. Of the way General Mcclellan and to recross the
Potomac into Virginia at williamsport, carrying with
them whatever they have been able gather in the
way Of supplies and striking via Martnsbu.g and Win
chester, into the Shenandoah valley.
il said that military cannot credit the state.
ment, that the rebels will towards Harrisburg,
with the limited supply Of ammunition they are able TO
carry with them and prospect whatever Of being able
to renew IL. The belief here is, that they into
Maryland with the impression that Gems Pope and hcDo-
well were s the leaders Of army, aud the dsoTganl
zation Generalization exhibited upon the retreat from
the Rappahannock TO tho Potomac particularly al Bah
run sti prevails and that they would fnd Washngton
an easy prey when they ascertaned that General Nc
Cean had been restored to the command they turned
their movements upon shis city into mere raid for
forage and using every possible effort 70 return
70 Virginia. and escape the uitor demolition Of their
grand army whenever the Union forces under General
Mcclellan are able q evertake them
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
THE REBELS DRIVEN FROM SUI.
MOUNTAIN.

W AHHfvUIUNt S6IV E5UN
The Star says that at early hour yesterday morrbg
portion OF division drove the rebes out OF Sugar LOaf
Mountain, In Frederick Md, point OF much military
Importance, as commanding view OF large scope Of
country In all directions.
Some resistance made by the rebels posted there
which in few moments with the loss Of
not more than half dozen Unionists killed and
wounded. We do not know the rebel loss In this sair.
II ascertansd here last night that in the course Of
yesterday the rebels in force BocnesborO four
teen miles west of Frederick
Forty-one prisoners of war reached here last sight
from the Upper Potomac.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
THE EDlSBgae OFF CAPE RACE.
FOUR DAYS LATER FaO5 EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or GARlDALDi AT SPEzzIA.
The Rebel Pirate 1900" 10 Sink aud Destroy
Northern Commerce.
Decline i'm Observation-Disclosures
in Cotton,
&C.. &C., 60,

! CApg RACE, Sept 10, 1862.
Ga oaid had arrived at spexzia. His wounds were IL
bs condition. Nothing has been done a 10 his
diIas dnp> >'sai.
Tho ranh>re has two hundred and sixty Storage and
an. h,r, - bin passengers She reports passing the
steamsnn sao.is. sro New York Tor Liverpool fifteen
miles cas-. Of rss.uss, on the evening Of the 4th.
Ths I, r1n,Nxe rom Liverpool 80, VI, oueeus
town Thursday, Atm inst pass TINS point ." ros 70
Now YORK at eight O'Clock this wing and was boarded
by the yacht
The steamship Jura. from Quebec. arry "a Lvsrpco'
on the LIST.
The steamship City OF Baltimore, from New forks ar
rived at Liverpool on the I'd.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
PROBABLE OCCUPATION OF FREDERICK BY
UNION TROOPS

BALrrxohE Sept, IL, 1862
Frederick has nearly been evacuated by ,i,e rebes'
They commenced moving OF Tuesday ngla. About
:. zen passed through and other portions vent round
.0'' 3D. says our informant. in retreating order,
He lss No A. abt whalevcs that We occupied Frederick
to-day.
but have been driven 20 ent> 49,. ,.. .,,,
lie confirms all the previous accc. ,rdss
edncss and destituton OF the rebel IN.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
Naval Intelligence

ARRlvAL or THE sroREsHfp NATIONAL GUARD
vnoN xEy WEST
Tne United states stcreship National Guar from Key
West the 5th ns arrived at this pori yesterday shc
left az Key West tho United States flagship s lawrence
and the guuboat Uuutsviic.
Tns health Of tho inhabitants and soldiers had greatly
improved -
suboned "a list Of Tho officers ef the National Gusrd
w. Lee Hays, Acting Master; Thomas Southard, ExeGu
tivo 0aocr; Georgn q. Eedneld 1aymaster: J.. Z. 1n
bert, Surgeon; Frank Cargiii, Paymister's Cisfk
John Carne, bca,swan's mate, died on tho passage
AueIyAI op ruE auNBoAr MASSACHUSETTS FROM
p0wr ROykf,.
The United sta,cs gnubost Massachusetts,, u. ".
cooper commander from Port ROYAL on the oh Instant,
arrived a, this port YESTERDAY she bsmg5 no news q
@ptr.ascs.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
Interesting from Ixer,,t.,,,v.

LoURvus:, sspt ~, 1892.
Two soldiers just arrived from Crstsssns Gap report
that Gen Morgan mSae foroy throosA tho rebel Iines
and oap'ar.a roys?p tram sOa cs.e enough % sub
:, mis- army ATTY days. lie also captured the reDol
General Austin and sixty soldiers.
reIiabla can, ,sman from Lexington says he saw Kirby
Smith on wed,ssdsy la. General Bragg was reported
70 DO in Tennessee moving 10 ~ s''ss o'u'ss' 7uou
Is watching him
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
Great Britain,

The rebel pirate Two hundred and niucy Is re-
ported to received from the steamer Bihama, OF
the Western Isles iron plates. munitions Of war &c, 70
enable her 10 intercept Northern vessels they approach
the and m the absence Of any port to 60 into TO
take and destroy ell ships and cargoes She Is command
cd by the pirate Sees late Of the Sonter, aud IS now
called the Alabama
The Liverpool Telegraph, on the authority Of pilot,
gives circumstantial account Of desperate naval on
gagement the night Of Goth, between two vessels
supposed federal and reb !, two hundred and y
miles south Of Hoiyhead The Mercury asserts that the
story is destitute of truth and Is probably founded on
gun practice between two British vessels.
report prevailed that Ihurlow Weed is charged With
an important mission to the British government.
The Iandon journals generally take a very gloomy
view of American affairs for the federal government
The Post says the North must either do England
did in 1888, or initiate Russia in her gov
ornment Of Poland. The Daily hesUs argues that
IL is absolutely essential that the South shou Id
be compelled TO acknowledge the superiority Of
North and submit to the that the North may
dictate.
The London Times and London Daily Ne,gs crcisc Mr..
ncons address the negroes relative TO emancipation
Pearson Hall, shpowner who has been active in
ming the American blockade, has suspended payment In
consequence of difficulties in realizing returns from tha
echivalry."
Opaeo yic,or;a has zone 10 Cerrnany
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

and they repassd with great slaughter. IL was
informant left.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

orKRArio SEASON Al rnx AcspEny.-Mr. Nixon an.
nounccs short season q Opera at the Academy, COM
encIns on Monday, the e2d. The ncmbcrs Of tho COM
pany thus far engaged Miss carlota Patti and sors
Sbriga and Susnl Negotiations have been opened with
Trxno but ~ b. Is engaged 10 ullman, nothing can bc
decided until the arrival of the latter,
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
THE LATEST NEWS.
REPORTED RETREAT OF JACKsON's FORCES
ACROSS THE POTOMAC.


scout visited the rebel camp at Haeerstown a whole
hsy and oonverscd freely with officers and men. They
AI concur as TO destination, vis;-The Cumberland
valley.
Reliable Information from other sources Indicate, how
over. q retreat across tAe Potomac.
IL IL known that jackson entered wismsport yester
day At eleven A. NJ and Immediately crossed with 900
men and seventy pieces Of artillery.
No rebels have yet crossed the line, and the soil Of
pennsylvania Jet unpclutsd BY the tramp or traitors
The movement Of jackson ~ thought py somo 70 be
agsinst Generals White and Milos.
Gov Curtin, accompanied by few friends, left on a
spcci train at four H. 70 visit forces in the Geld
mt ohambersburg and other points in the Cumberland
valley lie Ia doing ell that possible 10 strengthen the
column order to check cavalry raids from the rebel
army at Iagorstown. Ho viii return during the night
Tho response Of Tho people throughout the State 10 tho
Governors call is wonderful Over hpndred ccnnpo-
uies havc ccred and their way here. Msny Aavo
already arrived and left for hamberaburs.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
REPORTED REPULsE OF THE REBELS, WITH
GREAT SLAUGHTER, AT HARPER's FERRY.

BALffMoHk sept. IL, 1907.
gentleman who left Frederick yesterday afternoon
says that on wednesday afternoon heavy firing heard
IN the direction Of Harpcrs Ferry and yesterday morn
,ru ,c sccessionlss seemed to be very much troubled
shout the news from that quarter, which In erect
that GEN Ioring had crossed tho Potomac al wamsport
and marched down to Harpcrs Ferry, where he attempt
s.i to form with view TO attack Gen. Mes' force
sp. Mics opened masked battery upon The rsh
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

A NEW BOOK BY MRS. wo0D.-PuBiISHED THIS
"A ,iay aud for ssle BY all booksellers oserywbere.
TIE MyATERy-By Mrs. Henry Wood, aoihor OF Bar y
U,irsr East By nne.r 'Channlnss," ~ Lfe's Scored"
&C. and sapssIo, q either sl @ sn published hls
other booksellers, countc In large VOLUME of
two hundred pages price fifty cents in paper coser az
s-venty.hya centa IN cloth.
II is published AZ tho cheap h2okssliing helse q
r. B. pETERSfyi BWOTHkHS,
500 Chestnut Philadelphia " hon all oies asd
rerances must bc addressed 70 revive mmets- sstef
uon.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
,oria has gone to Germany.
France.

The French government has ordered their forces 10
dertske no operations the interior Of Mexico until the
middle Of October.
The Paris Bourse had advanced considerably under the
news Of the capture OF Garibald but aga respsed to
69f. O5c. for rentes.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
. ppocLAwArIoN 70 THn y.AplEs -NME. DEMO.

A PRONLAMATIUN To THE T4ADlfc. --NNkl U1WU'
N RESTS 90 ruunins sslieh wing Machine, on very
ssmple aud sutrey prinespt the Acknowledged rprc
Sentative Of human ingenuity nd embodiment ~ practical
bity With great simplicity 10 construction; cau,fn1 n
ntadle always ready for npy alton, and Will last is tni
real practical gcn, fss hs milton sent hy exra. WIN s
isctsd on delivery MAJ 10 operation a t5 oan.
way E,sry suohcr ,pi adi u she country sloea hafs
one,
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
THE REBEL FoRAY INTO WESTMINSTER.

Last evening about seven O'Clock regiment OF rebel
cavary-the Fifth Virginia regiment, COL Rosser-wth
one piece of flying horse artillery entered Westminster,
the county seat OF Carroll county, Maryland.
Before entering the town they burned the bridge on the
Western Maryland railroad about mile above the
that the train that passed up before they arrived
Union bridge captured.
The rebels also cut down tho agstaf In front OF Odd
Fellows Hail. took away the flag, and destroyed the
roment books OF the county for tho draft.
The secession sympathizers in the town were greatly
reoiced.
The rebels left about II this morning, and took the
turnpike TO Unontown. They said other rebel troops
would afterwards hold the place post but
none had arrived up TO four O'Clock this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

Died.
CsuorR.--0n Wednesday, september 10, after ssyese
and proracted illness, tho 62d year Of hs age hAoE
WuJIAu r. CnrorH lase OF the United States Army.
The funeral will take place this (saurdsy atefnoon
at three O'Clock from lI3 Ly ngstoD street, brooklyn
fsyuG.--0n Friday, Scptenbcf ~, WILLIAM A. LINING
sSsd years, o months and a days
Tho relatives and friends Of the family the memosrs 81
swnsr stone LODGE 3e7 r. and A. N also the members
NJ Waliengos lodge No. r. A., are respectfully IN.
yitei 10 attend The funeral, from the residence OF his
psrsnts li6 North Fifth street, Williamsburg. On Sunday
Afternoon, AZ one O'Clock.
California papers please copy
lFg ether Ds0fts NJ Ssc,nd PdGe
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
The Murder at seacaucms, N. 18Th
Verdict OF tho CorOner's Jury.

Tho Inquest on the body Of John Esele who was way
laid and murdered about three o'clock on Tuesday
morning last while returning home from ball at Sea.
caucus n j.. accompanied by HE wife, wss concluded
before Coroner Bohnssedt yesterday afternoon.
Cornelius Holcomb at tho bali at Engclbrcchts
on Monday uigbt, and identified George Washington
Msssrs n tho person who there dressed in unitod
states uniform aud having his face backsnod IN imitation
of whiscrs he testified thai there fight thore, but
did who tho were that wcro engaged IN
10, neither did he know anything about tho murder.
A young named Joseph Sturgca was ~ tho bail IN
company with Hocomh. and identified Masters M the
person who was dressed ~ sodiers clothes and had his
faco bsckened. witness know nothing about fight or
disturbance, and did not think he was very stragh a
the time.
There being further evidence to oier. the
given ~ the jury, who rendercd the following verdict
We hnd that John Eiscc 10 his ioath by wounds
inflicted on him, causing fracture OF the skull. Wo
also end that those wounds made by George Wash
lncton Masters with sxe whilst deceased walking
ON the Paterson pankroai in place called Sea
caucus Tuesday morning, the 9th day Of September;
and we further recommend that the Governor DO
requested to offer reward Tor tho apprehension Of said
murderer.
AS yct the ocesa have been unable to get any OF
Masters whereabouts but every precsution has been
takcp 10 secure his arrsst