Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17
Rebei Cdralry Eaa6ie 10 Escape across th'
Potomac.


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tanac a,d are irving to e-eanf
Eyerv ef rt !, hcin.r m,ie. her, and Mt
Mereershnrr. t, cut them off but tA.v hay
n man named Loan. from Frankfi9 county.
and as he il \ superiar cfidr thy u5v -
cane.
III of our citizens have arms. ard will in
the troons in cutttnr tho rebal. Of
Inter Annth d.spatcb inst received sly>
that the rebels orc NJ Gtsatown and may
,ttat,r +, ,,,ss bv tho mountain RAJ. stut4i I
perbats bv the Sbonpcnsbur. road. or may
y, by the Crec,,.,s,i. r,.a
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r.6el l;cnrrais Rr7,, and Chcatbn,n wera
hath ilIed in the Enforcement ON \yr,ncs.
dav naar I, rdsto,vn thatnnr loss IN ILL.,
y,opnded and missinr was hat.nan l5on and .
oeot1 viii. that thA s,e,n, was mach l,r,,.r
md We held the field that pi,h+ and IRir-
n,;sbad with tho,, I'm r.tr.,t ,,.xt ,n,rr,u,r /
When the dr.natcb left louisville II co,lr-
10Y was exnected to arriva in the course Of thu
night brinrinr the details Of the pursuit Of
the rebels and Of a battle which vas nr,ba-
blv fnugbt Yesterday
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the fire department and coh3ncts4 -
state ana Congress S'ie''9 % va ny ~.
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WASHINGTON, l3th.
Important papers were some time AZ
eapturea by ''en, Paei. Wtieh VIE ing
Transmitted Tor h'e u br'-aaisr ''=t'c'ai
Ihon's ',ofean' A'si''aat Naf"'ah' '''ta.
oa The feoei army at e5.5t'ono'' ga. lei'''.-
lhese PAPERS ihc.uuc con Iueu'h', I1''els II Ia
6'heri, 33nfes'F',' l'''' 70 the ~, 'a..'
s'aI p, s.,f,.G,, ~. ~, ,f.r
G." -, .no ". a5,4
Sn,.hwast nv VII any f,rs.s W. r..
,;valv concortr,ta3 70 mott tbe le9s..tr.,.
.;on: roonn,i nab il , NUS ,,r # +
Accord;ng tn BeaureaarI,s mr., ,ra.nme.
the object points Of the rebels w.rs. first
Louisville. ard then Cincinnati and be was
nart,eular in stating how it was best t1 reach
them from Cbattan oca Wit, Bacll at Hunt
syille. 1t was his opinion that a dctachm, Mt
could take l. uisyiiie, while the main body
would he marching to Cincinnati. lie con-
templatcd the Coz struction OF work at the
former city for the command Of the Odio
and the canal, and the destruction Of the
canal as soon as possible so CON pletely that
further travellers would hardly know where
it was. To keep the command of Cincinnati.
lie would construct strong WORK, heavily
manned at Coyington.
Copies OF these important letters VIII soon
be furnished TO the country through the
press.
ST Louis, Mo-, 18th.
The combined armies of Missouri and
Kansas, al an army corps i the field, now
commanded by Brigadicr General Schodcid,
will hereafter be denominated the Army ot
the Frontier. By order of Maj. Gen Curtis.
SPRINGFIELD. No. 18Th.
Southwestern Missouri IS once more clear
I'd If rebel forces and telecraphic commnn-
;c,t;o,, is comnlctc to CassyiIl. Two div
;s;nns of the army are left at Helena under
General Canbv
vrw yory l2,h
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p rhsIa -, m al h,,,
.7eo.esay h',.;'pass 49,, r, a.
fansaoatu CIV Nv o 'aaI - '''e A'e'''''
Paf'Ni'''' '0' " WIN -,
INV YORK. l3th'
An immense Democratic meeting al e9ol
,nors W,sb;ncton HINT and numerous 9th.
ore Sneecbes were made by IIoratio Sew.
morr .}abn Van Buren, Richard O. Gorhan
4 large number of outside meetsnss were
also held contiguous to the building. 1t i
estimated that over fifty thousand reopl,
were present.
SAN FRAxcrsco. llth.
The Steamer Constitution sailed ta-da,
far Panama with 65 passengers and $500 on