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CAS- THIS REBELLIOs BE PUT DOwRi
This b very vital question, the solution Of

CAS- THIS REBELLIOs BE PUT DOwHi
This is . very vital question, the solution Of
which is in the future.
The rebels themselves say that they cannot
be conquered nor subjugatsd, that nothing
short Of utter extsrminstion can ever bring th,
revolted territory back into the old Union.
30 say their Northern sympathissrs. and o.
ny their aidsrs and abettors 10 Europe.
But what do the people Of the great North
and Northwest say. By their uprising they
say, in uumistaksbls language, that We own
the whole country from Maine TO California
and from ths northern lakes 70 The Gulf and
We will not give Il up. II 10 ours, and We will
hold II II We expsl every traitor from he 90,
tire domain Of rebeldom. To this eloriout
end, and for this grand purpose, they have
ssnt, and are still sending forth their sons BY
the hundreds Of Thousands, are pouring out
their blood like water, and are exps ndine
their treasure by hundred millions. They
the psople-have purposs. They mean 70
corquer. subjugats, put down, and utterly
overthrow The rebellion. They do not make
thsee sacrifices for nsught. II the rebellion b
not 10 fall, to succumb before their iavincibls
armies, the sooner they know Il the better;
for the entire North is pledged to 9 man, and
every dollar they poesess 10 on the altar. Let
The Government call for what Il needs, and Il
will be furnished without stint; only lot the
work be done.
Give us, then, vigorous administration Of
sfAip, good and competent and patriotic lead
ers and generals, and the people are ready.
sbts, snd willing. and will make short work
with this infamous rebellion.
But let there be no more watching of rebel
property, NO more permission given to the
wives and daughters, whose sons and fAthers
and husbands are In the rebel army, to remain
within our lines - spies; let all tho slaves Of
rebels find protection and freedom when they
come within the lines Of the American army;
and invite them to come.
In short, deal with these traitors and couspi.
rators - II becomes . strong Government 10
deal with those who are leagusd for Its over
throw, making no apologies for IL acts Of self.
defence, but On The contrary standing up like q
mighty power 90 earth, - It ", fully capable
Of maintaining the majesty aud supremacy Of
it, laws, and ell will yet be we'll, our old ship
Of state will, by Gods blessing, outrids ,be
storm, and the nation be oil the more gloriou,
ios having pAsaed through the asry ordeal
ne REBELLION can b put doom.
The national Republican., 1862-08-30
From San Francisco.

SAN FgASChCO, August 27.-Ths markets are
generally quiet, the recently arrived csrgoss
Of sugar, rice, and gunny bags not yet having
been placed drills are quoted at 22c.; lard
l4}c domestic liquors are dropping.
Ssiled-Ship Fearless, for Msniila.
The new census Of Ssn Francisco gives .
population Of 900 against $4,000 last year.
The city isin very prosperous condition.
From Oregon.
Oregon dates Of the 18th announce the arr.
val OF Lieutenant Muller, with fifty men and
eleven wagons, at Fort Walla, from Fort Ben.
ton. A number OF emigrsnts accompanied the
train. The emigrants from Wisconsin. Iowa.
Missouri, etc., are also arriving 10 considerable
numbers at Dallas Some Ofthem complain OF
unexpected bsrdships On the plains. The peo-
pie OF Oregon continue excited over the min
ing reports from all directions.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 2s.-The steam.
ship Daniel Webster hU arrived from the
Norfolk Hospital TO duy with oue hundred and
eighty sick and wounded Federal soldiers
about eighty Of them have been transferred 10
the Sanitary ship Euturpa.
The Signal Corps which ba, been for long
tina attached to General Mcclellan q army lsft
here this afternoon on the steamboat Arrow.
smith for ibe Potomac. The ArrOwsmlih also
takes up large number Of recruits for the
Fire Z,uaves' Regiment, which arrived here
this morning GU the Baltimore boat.
The time for The removal ol all the wooden
buildings on the Point will be up ON the 3lst
Of August but NO Ons can seem to realize that
1t will actually take place (notwiths standing the
order has been given,) It seems 40 uncslled for
by those Of US who do not undei stand why the
buildings should be removed at this time.
About two hundred contrsbands were
brought over from Norfolk to-day, and oue
hundred and fifty OF them went up 90 the Az
rOwsmitb whether TO work 10 The army or not
we could not ascertain.
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- Brigsdler General W. F. Barry, U. s.
Volunteers, (lste, Chief Of Artillery, with Gen.
erL AcClsllsu,) Is assigned to duty Is inspec
tor General Of Artillery, and Is ordered to re-
port TO tho Chief OF Ordnance.
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Not % Visit Washiagton.

WAR DEPARTNENT AM 7 GENERAL's OFFICE.
WAsHIkGrOs, August 81, 1862.
General Orders, No. ll4.-l. No officer Of the
regular army or If volunteers will hereafter
visit the city Of Washington without special
permission. Leaves of absence will not be
considered as including the city Of Washington,
unlsrs no stated, and leaves for that purpose
osn only be given by the authority Of the War
Department, through the Adjutaut General.
.. O6icers on leave Of absence will not leave
the limlA Of their military department without
special permission.
By order of the Secretary Of War:
E. D. TOWNSEND, Assist Adj't General.
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BRIaADIHR GkNERAL KENLI.-We bad the
pleasure this moruipg Of greeting Brigadier
General John r. Ksnly. His promotion u "for
gallant service In the field at Front Royal" -
Colonel OF the First Maryland Regiment This
by oil loysl citizens Of Aarylsud.-Bahimors
American Of ysstsvd0y.
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DisAisssd ths Service.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ'r GENERALS OFFICE.
WAsHEGTON, August 20, 1862.
General Orders, No. ll5.-Colonel Rodney
Mason, Seventy. first Ohio volunteers, 10, by
order Of the President Of the United States
face OF the enemy.
By order Of the Secretary OF War:
e D. TOWNSEND. Assist Ad!'t General.
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Saturday, August 80, 1852.

- All persons who have Jailed W receiv'
this paper by applying 70 the agents, can, b,
leaving their names at The ofscs aud prspayiug
their subscription have their papers served By
. special carrier from the ONCE.
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Jeh. Rsss en- r..ss ssr WA.h .hi.s sts.--rhs
w. Indian Outbreak.

Ind1an OutbFeak.
CHICAGO, August 2s,-John Ross, The chief
Of the Cherokee Nation. aud his retinus Of fifty
persons, passed through here Last night, en-
roslts for Washineton, where he goes TO lay bis
grievances before the President, and TO urge
The srnding body Of troops 10 clear tho terri
tory Of hostile tribes and rtbelA m
A dispatch from Des Aoinss to-day says that
arrivals from Fort Dodge bring reports Of the
destruction q Springfield, on ths Minnesota
State line, BY the Indiana. ,tr,-..
Emanuel and Dickinson counties are re-
ported in danger. and the settlers are fleeing
south 70 Fort Dodge and other places tor safety.
The national Republican., 1862-08-30

~ -Four hundred rebel prisoners arrived
last evening, and we're marched, unarmed and
and strongly guarded, to their quarters In or
near Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1862-08-30
From Nassau, N. r.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.--The British steamer
Dispatch, from Nassau on the 10th inst ar.
rived here this morning.
The Dispatch had tho wreck Of. ths steamer
KArnak In tow, but on tue Path inst in q
heavy gale, had to let her 60. She would
probably put into Port Royal.
The Dispatch has cargo Of turpentins,
which was probably sent here by secesb sym-
pstbissrs at Nassau.
She has three cases Of yellow fever on board.
The national Republican., 1862-08-30

- The Secretary Of War has OF dsred that
the 7th Regiment N. Y. 8. n. be sent to New
York on the 3lst Instant, and there mustsrsd
out Of service, their time having expired.
The national Republican., 1862-08-30
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
fubhsnoa Daily, sunaays szsepIsS,
BY w. J. MURTAGH l. co.
otoRot n. WESTON, Eo,roa.

~ The publication once Of the NATIONAL
Rsr UsLIcAN Ia at the northeast corner OF d ano
ssv sath streets, second door. over W. d. shsp
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street
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Assting IN Boston-spssoh Of Gsnsral
Fremont.

BosroN, Aug. ?s.--The meeting tonight to
hear Gen. Fremont was one OF the greatest
demonstrations ever known In this city. The
fremont Temple was crowded an hour before
the time, aud when the GeneIsl appeared, the
waving oi hats and hsndksrchieis aud cheering
were long continued.
Meetings. In the lower hall and street were
held ct the same time to each OF which Gen.
Fremont was presented.
General Fremont spoke at some length,
touching upon the war aud its results, and
WAS attentively listened to by the large audi.
ence.
10 the course Of bis speech be said be was 10
favor Of the abolition OF slavery, solely ~ u
measure 10 crush out the rebellion.
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O = FrlClA A l..
DHPARrnENr " SrArr,

...r DBrARTnENT " Starr,
..--. ff Washiaqt0n, Jan. rs, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
membsn Of Oongrsss on business ON Saturdays,
commanding with Saturday, ,ths arst ot naxt
-, y .,..,,'r =, WILLIAM II. sEWARD
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New York sssok Market.

NEw YoRk, Aug. 29, III .. n.-Firt board,
q. g. coupon 6's, 1881, l6l; ssvsn.sud three
tenths Treasury notes, lO4a; old q. s. demand
notes, lO8; gold, l16. =.
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~ LIBRARY OP COS @ n ess, July ~.
isoa..lhs Library Of Coogrss viii b. olossd from
JOHN @. STEPHENSON,
jyA LIBRA ian
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IAesrs and Msn Exehangsd or Paroisd.
... Zoo. niH'7'.p WAR DEPARrnENr,
tfN ADJufAxr 0ENkRALs OFrICs,
WsshiuRtop, Aug. 23, 1862.

General Oraess, No. l16:
l. Commissioped officers snd enlisted men Of
The discharged three mouthi volunteer rcgi-
ments who have 'becn exchanged or released
on parole By The enemy, and NOT yet discharged
the Unitsd States service, sre hereby mustered
out and discharged from this date.
Q. Onicsrs and men Of the forces aforesaid
who may hereafter be exchanged or released
BY The enemy, will be considered q regularly
mustered Oui and discharged The service Of the
United Statss iron the date Of their arrival In
. loyal Stass. d.. f....t. t....--1 I..
By order Of The Secretary Of War:
,..f ... r.b ...., ..t e. D. TOWNSEND,
a.. ,uF i, Assistant Adjutant General.
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Oooksd aaslsns.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJurANr GENERAL's OrrIcE.
Wll>Azz A.. On lQcl


General Orders, No. lis.
Dstachments Of recruits will bs furnished
with d least two days cooked rations before
startling from the depot for their regiments II
delayed In any city en- route, . detachment
will be marched 10 ihs .'Soldler's Resi-" where
additional cooked rstions will be issued 10 the
nsa suflelsat 70 last ull their arfivll at the
next "Rsst," or as the destinstien Of the de-
taohment. according "a circdrAseancse. Super.
intsndeuts Of The recruiting service for States
Or districts will - that this order ls xecuted
charge oG dstAskhzsn6 en- Poute are responsi-
bic that the ratioos are not wasted. Also that
sueh - ere required are Obtained st the Rests
Purchases u sftioies Of food on public account
ere not authorised. .,., ,,,,...-,
By ossisr of he Secrstasy o. War.
d. TOWNSEND,
p,.fgg Ii 4 Assistant Adjatant General.
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qIi.S aaA saiest rosts 70 the Nosthwsst and
6osthwsse Two thrcssh sssi.s daiy, aad one OF
ii is principal poists IL Is north s.d West For
seksh ard iIrthsf infornsioa apply ct the once OF
The "0rsat Psaniylvasia Rolts, !" ncrtheast corner
tiosai Hot,L O6ss opsa iron . n. to- p m, ;
on sunday top N. -
~, u
auS ely Agent
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- Bate hslsr's Hair Dye-Ths Best In
the World. .-William A. Batchel0i' 3 celebIa!ed
froa nstu'e ted BOT 10 injlfe the Hair 10 the
least; rsnrdiss the u ssects u bed dSes, and iuyg
or stss the Hair fos LIFE GREY RED, Or RUSTY
leaving The halr soft and beautiful. Boad BY all
DrsGglsts, - ~
B4fcHsLos IL Ssss.a: ~ . ~ ssn.s ..ss :, .sss i.
raetory, No 81 Bsirlay strest, (Lste 233 Broad
Wy and ID Bona,J New York ny 3sly
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HELMBOi.D's ExThAC BUCHu,
.l-. THE GREAT DIUkEflC
The GREAT DIUREriC
= THR GREAT'DIURE1iG
HELM BOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
The GREAT ,DIURElIG,
And posltive and Sptoae remedy for Dsess-s o: Tho
Bladder, Kldneys, Gravel, DroIsy
Organ WeAkaees,
And all Diseases Of the UriGary Organs.
Bee sdvsrtseioent IN another ooluhn. Cut o. ou',
and ssnd Tor the medicine at onoe.
Bssoars of cosskafeQs. 10 et-SR
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D r u 50 Ma -. .....
3 wn 1r. ]. 4. FRENCH pleass cali st Nc. 10
Sixth Audites's ONO TIN norniug. aug o-lts
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s0Wssssa's Prsgrsss Of vsry.-oop,e,
sf thb vssk sss sos AIs at The once Of the National
A4,hata.a. faApAlst edition, - ssae. Hound
sdit3oa, 70 ssnt.
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- Special Noeios.-Ou and after Tuesday
April iso2i @hs trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
RAilvoad will commences running daily, (Sundays
sxosptsdJ leaving tnis Station ct 7.S0 Q. u., ana
ooansstiaI ~ WashinGtos Junction With Mail
rrain for al parts Of The West ua Wheeling Or
PaIkersbufg. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. ". P. SMITH,
/, E0 II. Of Trsnspoftstiou b. 4 D. Z. T.
pl-An [9tar 6iobel
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i ANunlen Prayer MeetinS.-Ths union
Prayer Melting will bs hsld every aiternUoa ,nis
wssk, 10 New York Avenue church, (Rey DR., Cur
hour. ,..tf - ........ N2
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- sabscribsrs % the KsPeb.tcsn, Tn
0corxstoWn or tn ssvsaih ward (fsland) who iaii
70 receive thsir paVsn sgularly will obligs ,hs
Sksphesd's bookstore, ccrasr sevsDth and stiests
vhSn all dslinqusnelss will Be- promptly attended
TO- ..'t . may n
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FROM THE SECOND DISTRICT REGIMENT

SECOND REGIMENT d. &. VOLUNTEERS, In
The Fis3J, Gborc SHGrpsbnrg, Sept. 27-Edifor
.fGr bear Sir: Having Just returned from of
picket. / thought i would amiis- myself by
Informing YOU of the condition of our regiment
When We. left Fort D. kalb, Virginia, we Were
ordered 10 take two days rationS. We wpra
told we would be back in two DAYS. OF Course
we could take no clothing. We were NOT
allowed TO take our knapsa"ks. We have been
Oh the march for four weeks, in all kinds of
weather, having 10 tents with us and nothing
10 cover with of q night. Our march being a
forced one, we were compelled to throw away
our great coats and blankets. We are now
WHERE both are Needed, being very warm i'm the
GaY and bitter cold ut night. W. are on the
banks of the Potomac, and the fog in the morn
ing is like n heavy rain. We nave received no
bounty. Being Il Washington regiment, and
w. shington giving no bounty, we are compelled
TO appeal 10 the Inion-foying people for rubber
BLANKETS. Winter * fast approaching. We
have q great many men sick with the chifls and
fever. We We're ordered by General Griffin to
cross the river TO Shepiie rdstown, on Thursday
We diG so, driving the rebel pickets before us,
capturing one lieutenant, two caSalrymen. bat
terry blacksmith fcrgr, and two anibuIanees
belonging 10 the 3sth Georgia The bows
waded The river a. il they were on Penn
syl-ai,ia avenue. General Griffin thinks
we are the most daring regiment in tho
field. He Says onr charge of last Saturday
when the !isth Corn ENchange) Pennsylvania
regiment was being cut up by the rebels was
the best h ever saw
Mr.. Editor, If You will ask, through Your
paper, the Union people of the District for
blankets icr we viii consider You onr friend
Co. y, % ID. &. Vols
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s,,R1T OF rHs MORNING pREss.

The TFtsIiGcHcrT notices tho assertion OF th'
corr,<pon;irnt " the Cincirn:ii Gu-st'- fiat \
majority Of The CaLipet opposed the PrD:nni5a-
tom of the Prs<idsnii5 Emancipation procii-
aTbis difference of opinion. relating, how
,yrr 10 :, question OF contingent policy, flor a.
such IL il expressly prom lSated,) doas not IN
niors co.o,,eration u it, members in admins
fsring the Government within their respective
Departments"
The Iztfligrucer publ. hos thn correspond
enca b. tween Gen. HalleCk and Gov. Gamble,
of Missouri. an relation TO the organization and
government Of the militia; and after noticing
the construction placed upon it BY the States,
and their reservation of right to appoint all
officars and govern their own militia, says:
ssFor their own saiSrs. and still more for thu,
vPlI-heIng or the iOvsrDm mt, n is to be hoped
that they VIII not continue 20 maintain CON
struction SO apparently absurd, and so full of
peril 10 The general wrai"
The RspmJyjcsH, treating on Foreign Inter-
vention, says:
definitely postpoReti ali Thought OF practical
AID and comfort to b., derived from this quar-
ter by the South. The European Government
that now recognises the South a. power OH
earth. identifies itself with slavery and with
slavery propagandism; thing il will De- slow
to do" go.
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STANDARDIZATION.
THREE O'Clock p. NJ.
SIGEL

We take II for granted 'ha; the authorities
here viii decline according Ia 'h' late request
OF Gen Sicci TO Dr. relieved from his pres mt
command. This request grew. doubtless, ont
OF hi- dissatisfaction with the failure to assign
10 las corps certain regiments recently raised.
which tho Governors OF the States IN which
the, We're raised promised 30 s"na 20 him. No
such agreement or arrangement between tho>c
rumc,ionarrs and Gen. S-rl cou,d br binding
on the department, which must necessarily
assign troops as they come into the service Just
where tho eXigenciss OF the moment req'iIr"
ti:cm most iInprratiyciy We arr persuaded
that q little reflection will open the eyes OF Gem
- 10 this fact, "a well A. 10 the further fact that
the President and War Department have 1T all
t;Iacs done every possible thing 10 crafty him.
The trouble between them forcihiy ustrates
first, the cmbarras sments to the service grow
ing out OF the interference of Govcrnurs-actiny
rs suci, with ;hr disposition Of troops raised for
the public wrai rather ta1u 10 commanded ny
any particular general; and, Also the worse
than folly OF disposing Of troops to any other
end wh2teyer than that Of using them and
where they can for the time being best subserre
the cause for which, they were brought into the
service.
Z. S.-we may not inappropriataiy remark
that the GorcTnorS lately mere are also under
stood to have virtually assumed the right not
only thus to assign the troops, but in more than
one instance the Generals; in the way Of in
sis;ing vrhcIurntly that one should have this
command, another that command, and that
others should be removed from their command
&c, &c. All this is in exact keeping with the
f.oings OF the political leaders that have up to
this time brought so many delays and reverses
our arms. .. r... .,
1t VIII be readily perceived that TO permit
:iin Governors OF Stairs TO assign troops TO
special officers would I've virtually conceding
10 them the right TO make or unmake Generals
in command.
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ORDER II RELATION TO LEAVES AND FIR
IDIGUS
HEaDoVARTERS DEFENcES OF WASH

HEADoV ARTERs DEFENCES OF WASHINGTON.
October !, 1862. {
General Orders. No. 81. No application for
n leayrof absence or furlough can be consid-
er"d AT these headquarters unless the officer or
enlisted man belongs 10 this command. or is in
a hospital within the limits Of the command.
=. Leaves or absence VIII be granted to off,
GERS only on Surgeons certificate OF disability
arising from wounds received in action: or on
Surgeons certificate showing that the officer is
ullft ior duty oh account OF sickness and that
the leave Is necessary H. sdce life or grereat per-
h2GRent Disability.
II the regiment 10 which the officer belon Us
IS III this command, the application must be
approved by rrgimtntal, brigade, division, and
corps commanders and the certificate must he
approved by the medical director OF the corp<
or. if IN" officer is not serving in a corps bv
The medical director N these headqlarters III
tic officer Is IN general hospital and his rngi-
mCnt Is 20! in this command, the certificate
must HI signed ny the medical officer in charge
and approved by the medical director at these
headquarters
9. Burroughs will be granted to enlisted men
only on Surgeon eertif cate OF arising
from wounds: or, in extreme cases OF disability
arising from sickness, where the certificate
shows that the man cannot reasonably be ex-
pected 20 recover i'll q General Hospital. n
II the regiment 10 which the man belongs is
III This command. the application must be ap-
proved by company, rpgimental, and all other
intermediate commanders. II he is in a Cen
Cral Hospital ana his regiment is not in this
command, the certificate must be signed by the
medical officer IN charge and approved by the
medical director Ut these head. uarters
I. leaves Of absence or nriou@hs will be
granted Ia any officer orrHli>trG man by reason
OF his being u paroled or exchanged prisoner
or for any other cause than 81 ckneSS or wounds
azccrtained i'll the manner above indicated.
}. Nol"aye OF absence or furloRghs will be
granted tor u greater period than thirty days
and no extensions will br crantri.
q. Commanding officers and officers in charge
OF hospitals Will not allow either officers ormen
10 present their applications in person. but will
forward them through the regular channels
and by the regular orderlips. All. papers seat
i'll through the proper channels and i'll the
proper mode will BE- promptly considered, and
the decision communicated throagh the same
channels without delay; but no attention Will
be paid to cases where this order has been in
ninged, and commanding officers will be held
responsible for it's ofSrrvance.
BY command OF Major General BANKS:
RiCHARp Ii. IRWIN, Captain, A. ID. c., -
90. = Acting Assistant Adi't General
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- The Memphis BuH>fin learns that Brpcls-
mr.tse has removed his command from the
vicinity OF Holly Springs aud fernando. They
trtt on the cars in the direction of Jackson.
Mss and 1t * supposed thar hi> destination is
Kienz' on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. He
app sTs TO have been afraid to cross from
byhalla 10 RienZa, lest Grant, who is on the
alert should come across and whip him. Sc
ne has go, into the cars and is now going to
reinforce Price over the railroad.