The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-17

fffrk and Adams counties p,..,,,sltxani, q.
MI. as al Harrisburg and throughout the SnS
P-na uah regior and the Cleveiatd valley
he runners were Wild aud contradictory but
Here seemed 10 fe no doubt that flit eiltnlr
SitNairy had ent{rei York county Tooi,s
4fre rapidly concentrating along tie line t.
theet the rnraterl / Ire farmers wcfe sending
iiielr women and rI,ildren A. well AZ Their cat
ilr- a~Sy aud We're armiug tor the defence Of
men homes aeaiiist any cavalry raids. though
.lasy eollii iiot Fdsist tie enemy II i caine IL
: Al Harrisburg there wefe assembled a3arge
iipfee and hourly increasing. From Freierick
iili GeiIysburc thc distance IS ru3sr.t,-eirh,
liiies. AMI about the same eisiancs 10 Hano-
fNfr- ia ii,e vicinity of which the enemy puck
ets were statipned last night
Iie late movements OF lie rebels >isa.se g t,,,-
iiffsked sunnc oi the trailers this side cf the
/ ifptofnac- Refugees from Haeerstown sax
tllaf there were iustaiccs tlerc of nsefr who
lave ioflneriy lrofesSel 10 be lofal 4, tse
Nlt,on' Openly aiiilHs sid hbetfins< "a advance
I II the rebels.
Ill More troois arrived herc<1rom Eew York
+ iakf night. Regiments h.sfe also -artiScl frnn,
I lilsiaszl, Ncruiolit aifi >n-Ss-lclsnseils While
/ y would he ilapiifi1fo make i,ubii .iic dis
tiSiiiei Si tiie f1fcts f0f lie lir.fccfidn
( iiprr'solrs aAJ1is approaches. NIT hawev-
en- say that s1oalsl~the repei b.. a-ii ls,l fool
'sir'sy i9'iz,il II make an attempt II Invasion
ti's Tar INTO fealisyiFaI They VIII meet wita
warm rcceptisfl.
Brgadier GeiIefal Aninew Porter viii com
m'i,d the uiiisa TED nIfhii- raised ii,tllis arr
~ tie State. Gyi.cfsi Hosicr MA Id MS gcpn
iai ION ionconssilhnitte h7lilcss aui bravery Ia.
MeN'eo He ifak since served with distinction
an the army Tor the Union against eIi5is-
Fer tie beneill aud tire Information - fi,,.
citizens throughout tie s1ate. ami iesp.- Ally
aslpa- the Snn;Fuu borders who ally haSc'or-
sAhiz'. iaat SIS fi.at il is thcs,iesl.e oi tise
n'siars .aiifiior lies isl- hey elouil keep A.
fc'Hli aid quiet as possible prevent unnecessary
a'ikfn aIlsaag tllS women apl not % aye uil-iII
e4lieFei bA coi4feteil authority liaiess the.
iiin' 81 necessity siioill.l den .sli ier s-rrs-
s''if IA their owl Bri -igtnrhoci
A. Nrtte, | lesris mai 4 coniinsi,ee nf ,.iti-
zss are hereriloi. t.4esrirf. slsssss- f,,r atu-
itl ii.at county ne policy bss.eve, j. 10
sfipiy ihe border ceuaiiqS iissi
ffs17'sl'affoss 70 more isgai.ist or -is1isg.
lissc ..draisce oi our army into Aiarylani
iiisi i..rVSn tile " ole NorIh i4:o tie xildess-
etsiiefli'tt- pFei'alsiions wote s-p ,rieI Ia
ptszf,ss 10 M lse a:sainsi ossi Eorgss. hong.
VI see nothing in iiiv papers bllt evidences o.
.4if widest IssIic- 4 csrfrspbnasss. wsiiia.s
fssa F.eies;es Jnncsion sass:
have I f~l'l reiiaiiie authority HAT o,ir
iprces ale aly4 10 iAesifiafien 81 tffairS. aai
are moSlns raIli,iiy 'ci tile eneEayl n w6sii
ia 4 be PROPER ilsT me To- s~sy where oar fssees
arr ~ iilv large az Their suinlerss. bnf ,oa
nay re> t..isS'il that ~ cliir- ont "A
right - lie cl.l.
Orr soiiiefs are isow fighting i keep -ileiI
ftfii homes ifoill the les1iaiion yisisl On Nlr
Eiisi. asd they know Il. aud viii ~ nervc,l 10
lir conflict ae5ri Ugly 4 lni AZ 5,sls ~ lli-
iS 10 hessf Inc s,nJi ~ llooker 4illi >ieScl's
guns. an. when ] Ia AnDw al w he well
There Is : r'i.n 5ur k4t Bnrns;.ir aud Sie-el
- already IA laptioH towards the new rebel
line, with = 'arse force under their command
4ss4irs ciloag he I'osoTde-etieaaiion of
s POINT u hocks--fhe stores asif gems g
gaorea 70 H4, per's Ferry grsai h Sgsf sho'.g
nc railroad
The correspondent Of The Piilaielphia n
qssfre'- writes from Harperis Ferry
Conflicting runiors. The PROXIMITY u the
rebel forces rebel raids the irri-r4g in-pf on.
-IilcSefs and frequent captu1c of the siiae
iiise raised fernenf wiucii nOihihs bHf Tie
Ilrt-sence oi al oyeTpowerIng lsiioll iOrce can
allay
1'he train wiisl left BaIriin7re At ise o'clock
1n Thursday evening Is detained Al this place
AL Tie train sp,ns East is stopped Al IN a.
berlaild. repetition oi the 8fi4cz a. Nanas-
rs aisi Casicif's station ioltS teare.l- Ga
Thursday night the bridge NJ Point ol i C.
WAS burned, IN antic ipati3n 81 the febels crnss-
iBg = ihat pOini ani ihe arrival 81. a slul.
u efnraiiy T. MaY YisIi ilsas Giiaris. wl5
~ been sileiiei p.ii by tise rebels al Arsio-.
iacs Creek. slA lnilts rom fhs P0.tf. dit nj
sel iaalhy tRe apifeheasl,,,..
'e near aplifpfcl of Tie rebeiS 10 an acfu-
a llyasDn oi Mars lalli haS caust "a nuinI,er
oll secession ssrn3,Sfh.zers al Gltfarenf points
10 show their h4n,is and la>t night four young
men We're arrested by Lieutenant L0nais. d
tie eighty seventh Ohio volunteers who aVow-
a iliat they were on the way 10 lb;n the reb-
81 tsnv. One bf them Charles Carr,all. WAS
bloushs 70 HArpers Ferry and placed IN the
ideuiicsl guard hense tlar john Brown Vas
t.saiinesl. asl 40 doubt considers himself as
II a. . snartsr Is the irliirisiual b Tmonlicr-
ii< ~ the sr1ee iinr0ri,afy- ~
/ Tie others were parolti and &wiH conse-
4lrEtly lave another opportuA4iT 10 extenl I
go anu eosifort' t. the enemy They were
iyery ihsoielst 10 oar sosiers
PoiEt of Rocks was evacuated by the Union
forces npder CoIouel Binnirg. OF the eiehfy-
seventh Ohio last night and a larze iorcs o.
rebels is ia that vicinity. The stAres allllnu
milton aud guns we're removed q this place
which. il Is Thought. can be held against antl.
force the rebels may bring 10 bear against IL.
The lines Of our army il ts eisecs on Of 1y.sl-
f,ayt0a. fh
Il was Thought in the North thar our army
would not move against Washington. but
slrike IN Penns sylvania The hnes Of o,lr ar
ny extended in the direction OF 7yHasfirgtorl
10 Seneca creek. on the lower river road. wllicl
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