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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
From Missouri.
[Correspondenee ALissouri Denocrat

Correspondence Missouri Domocrat.l
Rock HOUSE CREEK, Mo-, April 6.-The
advance guard of our army under General
OusterhouBe enCamped at this point last
evening, having marched twenty miles
from their old camp at Cross Timber. The
people in this vicinity are mostly Union,
there being but three secessionists on this
road Cnprillh to Flat Greek. l stopped
with good Union man last night, and
found several of his neighbors present, all
anxious to be informed whether our army
was going to leave them to the tender mer-
cies of the secessOnists. They said no
money could hire them to endure the con-
staut annoyance submitted to last summer,
They were obliged to leave their families
and crops suffering, and shelter themselves
tor days and weeks in the bush to get out
of reach of the rebels.
Bands of OUTLAWS frequently come down
from Cassville and would rob Union men of
everything in their houses, blankets.
bread, bacon, &c, aud if they caught the
owner he would be taken under strong
guard TO Cassville. &c
In consequence of the uncertainties of
! the future and unquiet state of the country,
but few are making any preparations to
put in crops, farms are laid waste and fen
ces burned up along the main road aud
| Union men are discouraged. The seces-l
! siOnists have mostly gone South with their
negroes. Some Union people have not on
/ Iy abandoned the idea Of making crops, but
are getting their wagons out Intending to
fOrsGke all and emigrate to place of safe
ty. The wounded are doing well at Case
vile. The Court House and all the promi-
nent stores are being used as Hospitals.
it being fortunate Circumstance for them
that the owners Of the principal buildings
had stanpeded from the town.
Oh the 3Oth an expedition consisting of
cavalry and two mountain hoWitzers re-.
counoitered the country about Huntsville.
At the latter place il was found that force
of rebel cavalry whom we intended to bag
had made good their retreat.
The flag planted by Gen. Curtis at Kefts-
vile was ruthlessly torn down, but was.
recently brought il and when last seen
was floating over the Provost MarshaPs
Office at Cassville.
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battlefield, SO soon as it may be in tllsff
power, and to cause the remains of those
killed to be intomed. with head-hoardsf to
tho graves, having the numbers, aud where
practicable, the names of persons buried IN
them. A register of each burial ground
will be preserved in which will be noted the
marks corresponding with the dead bodies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
~PRIsoNERs FROM POcAHoSrAs Coux.

~PRIsoNERs FROM POcAHoSTAs Coux-
TT.-About dozen prisoners from Poca-
houtas county arrived in the city on Sat-
urday evening. They are principally BUSH
whackers and general offenders against law
and order. The Athenaeum is rapidly fill.
ing up again and greater precautions are
now observed to prevent the frequent es-
capes which we have been called upon to
notice,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

WASHINGTON, April l2.-The Secretary
of War has received information that
Huntsville, Ala, was occupied yesterday
by General Mitchell without much resist
anee being offered. Two hundred prison.
ers were taken. fifteen locomotives and n
large amount Of rolling stock captured.
Huntsville is on the Memphis & Charles
ton Railroad, about ffteen miles south of
the Tennessee boundary and forty-fiye
miles east of Florence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
Reported Death Of Beauregard.

WoODSrooE, Va, April l3.-To the Hon.
Z. 81. Stanton, Secretary of War. We
learn from Jackson's Cnmp, this morning.
that General Beauregardi is dead. The re-.
port comes from Rebel sources, near Mount
jackson.
Impressive services were held to-day in
all tue Brigades.
Nothing new to report in regard to the
enemy.
ESigned,I Mp. BANKS, A1ai-Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
"CHEMlCAL WRITING FLUID.n

"wo are indebted to Messr9, E. Barr 4. Co. for a
supply OF Laughlins BushfelGs Ink, an article we
have been using exclusively for the year past.
at is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by a firm whose loyalty never for moment wayered,
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment we
could pay would DO to say that 1t is a genuine,
free, as unfhding and permanent their lux, with
which we make this record
"Wouso this FLUID because, aiter being torment
cd with many other black devices, have found 1t
superior in every respect toauy other either foreign
or home make, and hence pronounce 1t the best and
most reliable in the market"
LAUGHLINs DUsHFIELD, Manufacturers,
Sold by ]. G. Orr ( Co. o
Reed KRAFT,
Jos. Graves.
Wa. P. McKelVey,
And Book sellers generally. mil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
mRE.ARREsr OF sw1NpLER, rue Es-

B@RE-ARREsr OF swINDLER, THE Es-
CAPPED REBEL.-We learn that the man
Swindler, the bushwhacker from Hamp-
shire county, who escaped from the Athe-
neum some weeks since, was arrested and
returned to his old quarters on Saturday
last. He was captured in baggage car
of train of cars on the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad, somewhere near Cumber-
land. He will be looked to hereafter with
more attention.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

p9-FAsr DRIvINe.-Ou Saturday night
George Hurst hired livery horse and
buggy aud went driving through the
streets at a break-neck speed. He drove
upon the sidewalk in Market Square aud
upset himselfin very graceful manner,
splitting out in the gutter and barking his
body in sundry places. he was picked up
by officers Fender and Scroggins and taken
before Aid. Robertson where he was fined
seven dollars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
LoU1sv1LLE, April 1o.-Telegraphic com

LOUISVILLE, April photographic COM
municati0n was opened between here and
Savannah, Tenn, this afternoon.
Forty physicians and nurses arrived
from Frankfort this evening, and immadi-
ately left ON the steamer Autocrat for Port
DonelsOn and ittsburg Landing. Sever
al other boats, with similar aid are pass
ing down the river from this city and else.
where.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
From Banks, Command.

BpNBURG, Va. April l2.-The bridge
across Cedar Greek at this place has been
completed.
] A private of the 9th Indiana regiment
was shot while on picket duty by the reb-
els, and died from exposure during the re-
cent storm.
To-day forging party was attackedby
rebels forty strong. The rebels were re.
pulsed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

NEW YoRK, April IA special dis
patch received here by the Mercury says
that there are not Eve thousand rebels be-
tween Gordonsville aud Richmond.
The RAppahannock river is very high.
Port BoyaI advices of the 7th inst. re-
ceived here state that an assault upon Sa-
yannah would be made tomorrow.
Other important movements were about
transpiring there. n
The steamer Baltic arrived to-day from
cruise in search of the U. S. ship YER
mont.
The Baltic touched at BERN uda and left
on the 9th inst, having been ordered to
leave in twenty-four hours.
The steamers Bermuda and Herald were
loading with English goods, undoubtedly
intended to run the blockade.
1t was reported at Bermuda that the Vers
mont was in good condition; and that shs-
was on her way to Port Royal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
CrrLET's SrArloX. Y, ApriI 13.

To Hon. f. Stanton, See'y Of Var:
An intelligent negro has just come in
from Stafford county, and says that his
master came in from Fredericksburg to bis
home in Richmond, and told his wife 10
this Negroes presence that all the rebel
troops had left fredericksburg TOR Rich
mOnd and Yorktown, thelast of them leav-
ing on Saturday. This has just been con-
tirmed by another negro.
Signed 10 IRWIN MCDOWELL,
Major General Com'dg.
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n2-PmsoSrRs rnoM P1EAsAKrs CouNrr

p8-PRIsOxERs From PLEAsAkTs County,
The steamer Eagle brought up yesterday
morning from the vicinity Of st. Mary's,
on the Ohio river. some six or seven pris-
Oners, including Mr.. Brouse, prominent
citizen, and his son. These men are said
to have busted themselves in the Obstruc.
ton of the law, aud have been generally
troublesome and refractory.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
parGEx. KELLEI CO.'S TO CuMB8RLAN1

DTGBN. kELLEY, GOEs 10 CUMBERLAND.
Gen. Kelley goes this evening to Gum
berland, to which point he removes his
headquarters for the present. All commune
nicatiOns relating to the Railroad Depart
ment, must be addressed to that point.
Gen. KeIley's department has been ex-
tended to the South Branch.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

R9N To HoUsEKEEPERs.-We have lust
received large and we'll selected stock of
white-wash and scrub brushes, also cloth,
hair, nail and tooth brushes in great vari.
ETY.. Concentrated lye, Rabbits double
strength potash for making soap, Babbitts
best medicinal salaratus, washing powder,
or washing without labor. Bishoprick's
infallibIe baking powder, superior to any
now in use. Flavoring extracts in great
variety. Barlow's indigo blue.
HEMsrREEr's HAIR CoLoR1SG AND RE-
sroRArrvE.-This preparation possesses the
peculiar property of restoring gray hair to
its original color, causes it to grow thick
and strong, stops its falling out, frees the
head from dandruff, cures aud prevents
badness.
All of DR.. Jayne's family medicines, Dr..
Ayre's medicines, Holland bitters, Kenne-
dy's discovery and salt rheum ointment,
Hostctter's stomach bitters, Lindsey's blood
Searcher, Scovill's blood and liver syrup,
EofFs, wright's, TOdd's, Spauldlng's ce.
phalic, Sellers, McLane's, Clark's female,
Roback's aud Lees pills. Mrs. Winslow's
soothing syrup. John c. Bakers cod liver
oil. Bachelors and Cbristadora,s hair
dye. Hummel's improved essence of cof-
fee. Window glass, all sizes, aud putty.
For sole by REED L KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
Notice 10 man SubsorIbers.
Public Sale of Horses.

FINHERE will be sold, At Public Sale. on Tuesday
L thu 18th inst at two O'Clock p. NJ, on the Fair
Grounds OfthS North Western Virginia Agricultural
Society, TWELVE CONNECTICUT HORSES, fve Of
them being mares with EJal
TERNs OF SALE-Cash on delivery. r.
vs.. Il. DOWNING,
aprli-2t Capt. and A. z. NJ, U. s. A.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re-
SEOratiVA

Over twenty years of growing favor has cstab-
lishCd its reputation Its not dye, but restores
gray hair to its original color, and is beautiful
hair dressing. Sold at the Medicine Depot, 2O2
Broadway, NY. E3A5 mhl4-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
HEADQUARTERS, MOUNTAIN DEPT, I
WHEELING, April IL, 1862.

~ = ~ =
Editors Wheeling IntslEigeneer:
A later dispatch from Fortress Monroe,
direct gives different and probably truer
information. The Merrimac came down
towards the Monitor and Stevens Battery
but after exchanging few rounds, retired
with her consorts to hes harbor at Craney
Island.
Respectfully,
JOHN R. HOWARD,
Capt. aud A. D. @.
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BBAx EXCITING scESE-TnE UxIrEp


RS-AN EXCITING SoENE-TuE UNITED
STATES MARSHAL AND UxITED STATES
SENATOR CARLILE HAVE FIGHr.-On Sat-
urday morning about IL O'Clock, E. NJ.
Norton, United States Marshal, and John
S. Carlile, United States Senator, met
near the Merchants and Mechanics Bank,
when the former struck the latter with his
fist. The two distinguished gentlemen
then clinched and proceeded to strike aud
wool one another for about two consecu-
tive minutes, when some gentlemen inter.
ferred and they were separated. The af-
fair created ripple ofexcitement upon the
quiet Rialto where it occurred, and there
was some running to and fro on the part
of the populace.
The cause of the difficulty, as far as we
are able to learn, is about as follows: Some
time ago Marshal Norton addressed Sem
atOr Carlile letter, charging him with
acting in bad faith in the procurement of
certain military appointments desired by
deserving young men of this section of
country. Mr.. Carlile feeling offended at
Marshal Norton's letter, wrote a reply in
which he intimated that the Marshal had
not acted the gentleman, and didn't under
stand or appreciate the relations which one
gentleman should sustain towards another.
Mr. Garlic procured the publication in the
Press newspaper of both the letter of Mr.
Norton and his reply. Some other letters
passed between the parties and protracted
effort was made on the part of the Marshal
to induce Mr.. Carlile to withdraw the Of
fensive language which appeared in the
published letter. This, we understand,
Mr.. CarlileEefused to do. Accordingly on
Saturday morning Mr. Norton sought Mr..
Carlile upon the street aud asked him if he
intended to withdraw the offensive Ian
guage. Mr. Carlile replied that he would
not, whereupon he was assaulted by Mr..
Norton, aud the scrimmnge took place as
aforesaid.
a warrant was served upon Mr.. Norton
by the City Sergeant which he is to answer
to-day, before Aid. Duty. ...
ASwINDLE.-Some time ago the Press,
of this city, commenced the publication OF
an advertisement of the Jewelry house Of
BOstwick, Tiffany & Co., New York
The advertisement had very attractive
double heading: "One thousand Dollars
worth of gold and silver watches at great
sacrifice" eighty Dollar Watches for
Twenty Five" and so forth. A citizen of
this place sent on sum of money for the
purpose of taking advantage of the great
sacrifice offered, when he received the fol-
lowing lie tier from the Superintendent OF
New York, March 81, 1862.
Dear Sir:-Your letter per Adams Ex-
press of the 26th inst, containing $40 in
bills, and addressed to Bostwick, Tiffany &
Co., N. Y, was this day taken from the Ex-
press Office, and with its contents $40 is
herewith enclosed.
There is no such firm as the one to whom
you sent your money. 1t is simply a
scheme to defraud the unwary and simple
minded.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
joan A. KENNEDY, Sup't.
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@U7lEI@F7E5s
oFEIcE OF the 2. 8 0. r. R: co. !

WHEElING, 29th March, 1852.
n BSUMPTI0N OF BUSINESS ON TILE BALTI-
III MORE 4 OHIO RAIL ROAD. The Company
having thoroughly reconstructed the breaks in the
track and bridges Of tieir road, under Government
projections and having resumed their tonnage trans
run three passenger trims IS IOllOWS-the road be
ing thoroughly and completely guarded:
Mail Train, will leave Wheeling at $50 P. 81, BEN
wood at 10:2O P. NJ, arrive at Baltimore az p H..
Returning, leave Baltimore At $40 A. NJ, arrive at
BenWood At 4:50 A. NJ, Wheeling at $40 A. N. .-
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train,
will leave Wheeling at 1920 A NJ BenROOd at 1850
A. NJ; arrive at Cumberland at 9:35 T. u.
Returning, leave Cumberland at I:l5 A. ~, arrive
ut Wheeling at $40 p. H.
TTW.P. SMITH, Master TEanspO
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
A. DIPPY,
]. P.WILLARD,)
]. B. FORD, GenI Agent, Wheeling. mh3l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid

Published for the benefit and as "a warning and a
caution to young mon whs suffer from Nervous De-
Gtty, Premature Decay, Sci supplying at the same
time the means Of selECuro. By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quAckery By enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had of tho author, NATHANIEL Mayfair, Esu.,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. up4-lyd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
BUSINESS NorIGEs

B0~THE LADIES will find at TIL. LOGAN
4 Co.'s, No. Al Main street, an elegant and
fresh assortment of Perfumeyy, Hair Brush.
e, POmades, Toilet articles and Notions.
TnE GENTLEMEN will find at the same
place, everything necessary for gentle-
mans toilet, except wearing apparel!
GREAT ENTHUSIASM ON "HEfMsrREEr!"-
This elegant preparation for the hair sur
passes all similar preparations. Itdarkeus
the hair, makes it soft and glossy, but not
9rsasy. Ask your neighbOrs about it'll
Price 81 per bottle.
IT IsA CRIME to suffer your children to
cough all night, when they can be relieved
by few teaspoonsful of DR.. C1apman,s
Hoarhound Balsdm. r.
"HEINsFEEr" is not on the maps, but
you can find it by calling at t. H. LOGAN
& Co.'s, No. At Main street, near Quincy.
where you can purchase, also, at low rates,
Medicines. Notions, scrubbiug Brushes,
Housekeeping Articles. Spices, &c:
OBSERVE TIE SIGN of the GoLDES Nor
TAI, over the Main street door.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

~ READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready, and reliable Coin Pes, exactly adapted to
your hand and style of writing which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. II you
want it, "Tho Pen is Nlghtier than tho Sword"
In another column mh25
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
Ok DOLLARS PER YEAR,
hvariably In Advance
force Of tps enemy ,ov.d centervc u an

in force Of the enemy toward Centeryillo IA an
tiolpased and provided for.
q A Correspondent at CentervilIe gives the re-
suit Of q foconnoissanoe made bs Lieut. Paul
Won Koenink, Of Gen Sigei's stsR Ho Ieit
camp on Fdday with slxty.six men and return.
cd today, having passed through Brentonvillo
70 ElIisford, on tho Rsppshannock. Lieut..
koening reports that the whole north bank OF
the happabsnnock is strongly picketed by the
rebels and even citizens o not allowed to
cross without passes. The I6.h Virginia cav
airy ana Two infantry regiments are stationed
At Culpeppef, and o strong picket at Falmouth
keliey's ford is strongly picketed and Warren.
ION is strongly protecled by fragment regiments
Of rebel cavalry. Tho bridge az the Ra ppahan-
nock sIatioD, this report states, has been de-
btf0yed. t4Ah N. /" l..A q .stl .la ~
The Hstsld'sspeOlal Washington correspond
enoe says Government has come into posSeesIon
oi letter from BeAniegard to Bragg, contain.
ing tuii crificlsm upon the campaIen. and n
careful survey Of rebel resources and prosoects
with sn explanation Of their proersmme' Il
clearly indicates that the rebel army is much
larger than the Federal authorities have hither
to believed. IL.
WASHINGTON, Dot. IA oommittee of vsr
Democrats from the 4.h New York Congias-
sionai distriet visited Gen Sickles to invite him
TO run for Congress-. II Is understood be no
cspts. aud will Immediately enter on on active
campaign.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
The Rebel Raid. +.

HARhisBuRs, Dot. lilo p M.-Dspatohes
are constantly being received az Headquarters
Of the proceedings of SteWsft's rebel cavalry.
They respected private property except boot
and shoe store. About five miles from Ge.tys.
burg the farmers assembled In considerable
numbers and captured ono Of the rebel advance
guard. .I ... ... .-a-,,.I rI,,. I
A large number Of troops have been offered
throughout the State to Gov. Curtin, but none
accepted, as sufficient force has beer cent to
meet the enemy already. lr,.15 -.i.t
Gen. Wool now commands all the forces In
Pennsy ylvana.
1t is supposed the rebels are making for
Frederick. q, -.S . sa
Gen Brooks is commanding at Hagerstown
The opinion prevails here In official quarters
that the whole rebel force will be captured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14

CAlo, Oct. 1.-THE Grenada Appeal Of tho
9Th makes the result Of the Corlnth battle even
more disastrous to the rebels than our own pa
pers. II Ia stated the attack VAS opposed by
all but one General. meaning prcb ibly Van
Dorm, against whom there ia great Indignation
manifested
Hon. T. A. Nelson, Of Tennessee, who hllh.
erto remained neutral, published on address
condemning the Presidents emancipation proc.
lsmation. 9a3 -' 'Tu
An expedition sent from Memphis Sunday
last to Wolf river, few miles beyond Ger
mantown, returned Tuesday, having aurpriaed
rebel camp. They killed four, ircludlng q
Captain. wounded fourteen, captured ffty, and
Q number of hosrea and arms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
Ifoseoran.,s victory a, CorIn,h.

CIscrsNAri, o,t., l2.-A special dispatch 10
tho Com q ercial, from Cofinth, says that GRAM
recalled Rosecrsns from the pursuit on the Deb
and he returned on the 0h; and reports the
enemy dispirited and demoralissd, and incsps.
BILE Of further mischief Hehad intended fol-
loving 10 prevent another coneen ration, believ.
Ing thai nov Is the time TO destroy lhem.
The enemy abandoned ard spiked eleven
gune' Three oilssons were destroyed, and most
OF their ammunition and baggage trains were
captured. % Yeas. $500. LtI H.. r...s.
Oar victory Ia incontessibly one Of the cleane0t
Of the war The enthusiasm Of the army for
koseorsns is boundless. Altogether we have
Two thousand prisonere, including nearly one
hundred officers, besides wounded. About one
thousand rebels were killed. 0Gr loss was
three hundred aud fifty killed end twelve hund.
red wounded. Accurate reports are impossible
until the army returns to Corinth. Ohio had
seven regiments and two obst;erles Ia the battle
Gen. Oglesby'S wound 10 bitter brt not dan
gerou'. Coils. Smith and Gilbert are improving
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14

New YoHK, Oct. IA special to the Tri.
bune from Washington says: From correspond.
sDee with sgel we have the following:
FAIayAx G. H. Oct. l2 The party cant 20
AldIe to find the cavalry who attacked our men
on Thursdsy, returned to.dsy. They oniy
found nine Of the enemy, whom they chased
through Aldie TO Middleburg. bu. returned
without efectiog their capture A number of
paroled rebel prisoners, residents of this vI0Ini
ty, who had been sent from the old capital
prison here to Richmond. returned here eglin
todsy. They report that much feeling exiots
tnere against Jth. DAvis'e government, and
that Il was denounced in the bi.teres. terms,
COnlcfipts who reached these lnes say the peo
pie and soldiers are getting tired Of tho rebel
lion, aud would be glad to get away II they pos
sibly could. =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14

. SF LOUIS, Oct l2 Advicss received at head.
quarters from Gen. Schoaeld, state his advance
under Gen. BsoWn has driven the rebels out Of
Perryvllls, and thstthey had fed hastily across
the border into Arkansas. He says no rebel
force 10 now in that portion OF Missouri.
\ The following dispatch from Gen. Halleck
was received AZ headquarters lass evening. Z
TO MJef 0tnesal Cassissti o'o o. ae'lssb yiil
]. You consider Colorado Territory aa iu
your departments IA formal order win Ibs 10.
sueu EsnI ana sent yon.l Cd, eva1 Mveu III .sl h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14

New YoaK, Got. lsr-Tbe Tfibune's letter
from HUrper's Ferry lob, says; Notwitbs tand-
Ing the apparent inaot'on, believe peremptory
orders have been received for one Of the lsyges.
and nost important movements Of the war.
Pceparstiona are rapidly progressing, and with.
in the nexs week or ten days tho country will
doubtless be gladdened with Intelligence more
grateful than, the ancienta reoordsof sail quiet
10 the army Of the Potomsol,eS- nd ,,sa Il 81
y Gen. Couch has assumed command of the
22t division Of Summers corps. His late di.
fvtaion IL now under Ger. Devens, OF nMaesachu.
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