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, 1862-09-18
Tie Battle at MumfordxvIlle-Ano
er Victory for tic Hoosfers,

IRON ahc LtuleFtllc JOURNAL, i6
The city was rife yesterday With rumors IN
SITUATED OIL the Louisville and Nashville Rai..
Toad, at the CROSSING over Grten River There
y Gre reports that the rebels had marched q
force varying FROM 1000 to 1900 and had
ca1tured Colonel Wilder's entire command Of
2,5oO Or : 900 federal troops.
BY arrivals from the vicinity of Mumfords-
Vile and through the medium of teletrraphic
dispatches 10 The military authorities here,
Wc learn that the train which left this city on
Saturday evening with the 18th Indi lua inf.n.
Try, Crlonel c. l.. Dunham, was thrown from
the track uear Bscou Greek, and tlley wcr,.
forced to march to Mumtordsvi1le. The train
~7s transporting quantity Of arms aud am-
n1uui1ion, in addition to Col Dunham's rcci-
melt and 1t vas reported tha. the supplies
had been captured by the rebels. There was
no truth in the Tunlor however.
Ihe rebels made their appearance in front
OF Muuforlavn.e on Saturday evening, and
though Col. Scott, uf the I'd Louisiana cav
airy, made demand upon Colonel Wilder.
IN ton.Mand Of the federal forces there, for an
unconditional surrender. Colonel Nilicr.
whose command included the 18th Indiana
Qlis own Iegiaent), the 9th Indiana, Colancl
Frank Emerson. the SD Indiana, and the 18Th
lndisna, Col Dunhan, replied to the den1auii
that II they took the place 1hey would have
10 fight for it.
The assault waa made by the rebels, under
Gen. Duncan, at o'clock yesterday n,oruiuy,
aud the fighting continued unit, II O'Clock,
insulting after an engagement Of seyen hours
ln 1ht repuse ofthc rebels, with considerable
slaughter on both sides, the loss being much
Rrs ater en- the rebel side.
After the xitbdraEal Of the rebel troops
the rebel commander sent in 3 Tag of truce.
asking permission to bury his dead, which
we're left on the field, which was granted by
Col. Wilder
In adcision to the force Of S.1O0 iuf:n.ry
Colonel Wilder had four pieces OF artillery
ore twcnty-four poundtr, one twelve pound.
CT, and two six FOUNDERS. The rebels had
eight pieces, but VIC are not Informed as To
their ca1ihrc- The 1ctcl force Is estimated al
from .000 to 1000
1t was expected that the engagement wonld
be 1ene"ed again List MI ut or this morning
The battlefield Of yesterday was the scent
Of the Il inner engagement between por;ioc
of Col Which . lndilna regiment and Col
Ttrrs's forces, In which Col. Terry was klll.i
and bis forces defeated. The engagement O
Yesterday was Of far greater importance, how
| ever, than that between Col. Which and Col
Terry forces, and in tie fight Of yesterda,
The gallant Indtantsns gained a sicnal victory:
adding fresh laurels to those already won j.,
| them upon morc sanguiuary fields.
, 1862-09-18

Inc Rebe1B II Hejnyenate Themselves.
Correspond nee Philadelphia Inquirer, 14:hl
1t appears that the confrderates crossed in
:t1ee great bodies, the largest Of these about
Of this body tucamped for the night in an n
mense me- field, encirclcd By stately forest trees.
When your correspondent visited it, he found
the embers of their fires still lying undlsturb.
cd: The encampment, the road, and the
grounds bordering npon it, were
si1 eou1emeps covered such With Is damaged
knapsacke, Sc. The clothing Of men lay taers
In piles, and it appeared as though they had
~orn 1t for months without Wishing, Ger
tainly there were several car loads OF it. SHOES
ard boots were sprinkled about in ABUNDANCE,
but all the worse for the wear they had re-
ceiced. Some Of the misguided fellows of
Jackson must at one time have been eorely
III want ofEarmen.s to cover their nakeduess,
as We observed Iantaloons aud under clothing
made cut Of United States tents.
II is most natural to ask why 1t was that
these men threw away their clothing imme-
diatelY On arriving on the Mary yllnu side Of
the Potomac. This Is most easily answered.
1t is problem whose ISOLATION Is no: very
hard.
Their sympathizcrs ard emissaries must
have fmugc1td new clothing through, aud
supplied IL. N immediately On landing. 1t is
bard TO determine how the clothing WAS
brought into the State, but 4 theory which
most readily suggests itself is, that It was
conveyed near their landing places by canal
hoatmen, many of whom are yiculent sccss-
sfopists. As to 4 portion Of the copfedera.e
soldiers beiug furnished with new clothing,
there is pf.klng which can be more concl1.
siye than NJ &st that your correspondent saw
full companies newly clad in substantial and
fine garments, all OF which were unitorm IN
appearance. True, the whole army was no.
leclothed. Many Of the rebels still wear the
dirty, greasy, grey uniform in which the hay ):
been clad for the past year.
, 1862-09-18

New GoLD DISCOVERIES IN AUSTRALIA
Recent accounts from AUSTRIA Ia state thai con-
siderable excitement prevailed at Bsllarat, In
consequence Of the Great Republic company
having struck very Large aud importanslea
OF gold In their claim. II is said to be the
richest Yet found, even on Ballarat, Ono ms
chine and half Of wash dirt, washed out on
the 18th ult gave not less than 355 ounces OF
gold Shares which, In the morning were
scarcely saleable at ESQ, rose before night to
81. 100 snd 81 200. Others Of the deep mines
ard It may safely be said that the district of
Bal1arat was never more prosperous than 1t Is
at present. In the Great Western compsny's q
claim at smythesdale as much a 433 ounces
have been got in tRo daYs.
, 1862-09-18

The following correspondence will be Of iu-
terest to many persons in Canada, as we'll as
In this State:
OFf1cE OF e. s. CONSULAR AaEsor.l
J" "1SDsoE, c. N, Sept. 5, 1861.
Hon. Wm. a. Seward, Secretary OF State of the
United States: '-@
DEAR SIR-The cnlistments for the var
have been SO extensive ia Michigan that those
engaged IN the lumber business at Saginaw,
and elscwere IN Michigan, are suffering for want
of laborers. There are IN abundance Of men
in Canads, who would readily make engage
ments to work. only they fear that they would
be pressed into the war. # you would sead
me something officially to a1lay their fears on
in need Of 'laborers. Respectfully, your obc.
dent servant, DANIEL MESGER.
Q. 5. Consular Agent, Windsor. c. II.
, 1862-09-18
Batchelors's Hair Oval The be

@ For the cheapest and best Hair
QHsWALDT. l0o Lake street and examiae those Eop-
aierfnl productions OF art. No scrutiny detect the
xttGcal trora The natural ucu Adjusted the head
lG Hair .Icwrlrr contains alwaya the newest Patls
y.es. AL articles WALL give entire satisfaction
, 1862-09-18

AIAlh Ot' ILLINOIS. COUN FY
- OF COOK. .ss.-supeIior Court of Chicago
Martin - Or1'1 Bose. Daniel T. Elstoc, WI!iiau
9fnns En~asd Scully. Thomas scuuy, Fartck Dpnn.
BEloget qmrk Ellen ScuIE. II ngarct scuuY. .GeoT0e
trout; William Prons Ellen Pfout Ohio EIeum
Joeepn T. shemeld Mathew Jordnu and Bridget JuY.
qhI ms V1fe John Pruut, Mich8ei F-out Mar eaon
n !lIsah 1efson anc JOHN Lesson.
,AteH2s3t that Osbo Klemm- Joseph z. Bhe%e(d
Matthe Jordan, Bridget Jos dan hss wife John P-o1t
EGEard scu1tg aad aalchael Prouz defendants roove
liam Lesson. aad John Lresor, defendants Shove
aed in the ctce of The Cle,k Of said Superior CouI
q CniesEo Notice Is hereby Ryra to the said Uthn
klemm Joseph E. shefueld, Matthew Jordan BRIDGET
4ofcan. h1A wife, JGhu PTout. MtchAal Prout Msrv
LeeHon, William Lees0n. John Leeson 4ud EdVar4
ssutlr That the complatuants 0en their bill or con
plant r SAID Court on the Cn8ucefy tde faereof N
ne MN day Of AuEu&. lt615 x1d that q EunaTnna
thefeu1 on Hued out af sal Court ~ ust aa defar
dants. Ietnfnahle on the mt Monday Of No7en:,er
ne1t {le62l. ~ Is By law required.
coy tn3E nn!ss lou. The ea1c OHIO k1emnu, Joseph
SeSa f1oat Mssss ss.s F4ast Ms;7
Lesson. Edward sculy and John Leeson sas1 rers5n.
SLY be ard appear before said Superior Coart 81 Cni
eaFo Of Coek County. oa the rst day cfthe nexrte;m
therecf to b holden It Chicago tn said County On
the mt Monday Of Huyen b. 1861 and plead .psHaF
Or deMuT to the raid com ptaln4nti b OF Cd nnIs.nf
ssna. and the mAttfrs and thlrga thett IN ch4r1rd
tnd rtated. vttl be takes ftssed and 4 decree
rt-Eed atnst you according to the rseyse Of sid
BILL THOMAS 3. CAGTER. Ctekk.
u. n. BrKSaAx, Con7ln' so{F. aulftssl1T
, 1862-09-18
CTATE OF MLINOIS. COUNTY,

September Term. 1851 George W Bob 4uan ~ GcorGe
01hnFy J1hasoE g ~ Ju,iet Joaso1;-1n CnaaceFy.
Jehnso1 and Juliet ~ Johnson. d-fen!ants aboye
nSmes has1ng been fled n the otce Of hs C1ezk oi
E1vsn to The sad George Asbuty johnson and juliet
H. johnson. that sail complainant t1led his blu OF
on the kwenty*econ1 day Of August 1851 and that
summons theEsupcn Issued out Of said CoErs a.nst
scrtrmbst next: tlsG2). as is by law TeQaired.
and Juliet " Jorscn shall peTaonali: be aud appear
tsft re .sid Circuit Court oI Coos Comfy he INST
in said County, on the flrst Monday q September;
lsf1. aad plead. ansEer or temur " the said COM
pfMnants bill Of complaint. the and the matsr1
anc things therein charged and stAtei viii be taken
as corfesscd, and degree entered against You &c.
corClug t. the prayer OF raid bill ...
E.E Dow, Comprts Solts au.tt5Ii4Y
, 1862-09-18

V4eH3SH1V3e 1E9I. II 151Z. 7
D. Munger, &. S. consular Agent, Windsor, O. ":
slR-1n reply to yonr communication Of the
4th instact, you are informed that, as all re-.
strictions on travelling have been removed,
there car be no objection to persons proceed-
ing from Canada to Michigan or else wnere,
I am, sir, your obraient servant,
F. ". SEWARD. Assistant Sec,v.
, 1862-09-18

81 DR.. james, formerly OF New
OT!eans has arri1td In Chicago and perrnanan.,v
located ut s. Randolph street. between stste and
Dom ttrect-. Chicago, III.
, 1862-09-18

Cures old Chronic and recent diseases, Has the tcs
SnontAls Of the medical fraternity Medical Journals
taod The almost entire preas Of the South
ohee Hourz-From 2 A. n tN8PN
Consultations iny1o,ab,e ,e1ss13, I'm
, 1862-09-18
ix1hEAT LUNSULlEaYaf
~ LlNE!t
GaCIaTaTI dEI GEICHc::

tbIEAGD AND ROCK ISL LAN-.
=. X AILEt}AD.-C1fAsn=o OF rs~~.
2U4Elfr slInt, EGnsntsc1EE 5n4dUT. Mar
tsE- Tran- 'eAss Cb1c*Go DAy Express aud Mall Enss
ea5t excepted, 200 ": Night Eypr-aa S..turuays =:
eeGTe! 5oc r =; Through Trans arrive 6:A A. K =,
ano t:1'P. Il: Jc1sss Accommodation. 9 Is T. "
l08N F. TRACY. Ef.I 6nrs
, 1862-09-18

E The GOO negroes on the South Caro-
lima Islands have under cultivation over Il, 900
acres, OF which over 8 900 Is In cotton, and
they have evidently earned their living. Tue
cotton crcp is smaller thau in former years,
but still of considerable value to the goyeru-
ment- TIE free lAhor experiment Is On the
~hole an encouraging success
, 1862-09-18
VBICAaO AND ST, LOT
X&NHOAU LINk
CHANGE OF TYNE.

Trains leave Chicago It 20 A. Il DaJ Expsesk to
rett 3undsTe3: 20 z. Il Night Express <exc4pt SAfW
aaIs} l7atns szz.ro nom B. Loui4 =: as8 II. ~
JoiJet and Wilmington Accommodations saayr CsE
. cakn as 10 r. u. md 1<1ss5ea ~ So Y: =
ers13 G, r. 1ALL6H, Sgt
, 1862-09-18

- WABASH AVESrE-The mex. term Of this
intuition will open on MONDAY. Sept 18th Thf
price Of t!s.t:cn ID the Primary p:pa.ta-ns viii he
o:!eth'Fd lrSa th-n heretofore C,rcularsc.n Re o.
anea ~ Calling at the una-y. by addressing TIC
P1:Eciral through tae Post ON.cr.
aol9t.oo-1m z. z.GRovHR. Principal.
, 1862-09-18

Lrcyt.s 2cd Fa.1a:s ~. IT., .s.1 - mt ,7rrx.
:aEsosa roota to9 Lis a:us1a c-tscloas YstdA vi
aesa onenea IA ca va ~ e; so1Tssanea H
.tse5to3 Z Paa = -. E.I,s. Esoz1 HazrtsnuExn'
HaEre VIII p 1oand aveiJ convenience for fecr III
E@ss,s9Es @ @ sho.s: y y 2rssed q tae FEIADRLFkiae.
yEW ioAk md BALI EaOEE AARKETS TS11 1s;1
route for stcek . Few TotkE{7is AIIertoTaE*a
with fewer ch81EaA than Aay otSer 7*A7
KEuCK LEWIS, GenY sapt Aitnons Pr
. L Z AOgFT. Gta1 Ticket ARcnt Ph{iadaauA4a
,4477ayoo1os' aea1 11stE1t Agent Fni1adalR2SH
, 1862-09-18

Col. BERDAN.-Col. Berdan, Of the Nsx
York ehs1Ielo tiers arrived in Washington
last Fridsy. bAyirg recovered from the inju-
fiea received In the late battles.
, 1862-09-18
CALENA q CHICA9O UNT0I

~ RAuEoA05Sg1MM AH1AEezxxzx
eAve Wells ItEets Depot u follows snndaJs axr3Rtsz
~ - I'd @ G@f sus Be,,dess q Kosafog1 r. - e
mediate pot1tN: ~ a H. md 9G z. toR Ufxo1a:
eolo, Enlto4. Cedgr RAp.d& ard tata1H 3e9t4
date potnts s taE asasy. ~ nd e; ;s
:na 80 A. e AID go 2. l. tratn. fHHaRRNs 1E Esy9
tAl Lara n aen1J. Fuchs1ond GAEey9 1A&1 I'D a
N7F1rstSta snfnf1 viii t8ke tho IN z. Il TIN.
4 h TALCUKf. 9NQ. MzEN
, 1862-09-18

pTaTE or f,,I,IN,)JS tHNlN-rv

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN pY
~ OF Co0k. ss-Circuit Court Of Cook Conaty.
Jewell-1r Chaacery, " 5
Affidavit u tue uon:res!dence OF Mari Jewell de
fendant abnEe canned, hsyine heen htcc In t.e o:.ca
Of tie Clerk af raid Circuit Court or Cook County
Sotce Is hereby Eiyec to the said Mary Jewell taat
Court on tue ChaccerJ SIDE thereof. tue 1.teeata
day nf Au-ust. 1SEa ard that EuE1Eucas ,hereu7
ae qn the secnEc Monday Of october next. ls6:j a.
.Sow. unless you. the said Mary Jew-1i shall per
aprR1F he AMI nppeer before said Circuit Court OF
he holden It G:cae tn s*d County, tae second
I'd ,ne n,atte5s md tainSs thssc!a shsed
Sou sccordtng to the prayer 9! SAID mn:
y. 6. FnKER CompTts Solr auyF,9liIT
, 1862-09-18

WESTERN UssiGN CuLi.iaGE tnd :siLITARy
AcApEA1. st FULTON, I'LL. on the Mis5i. -ppt
asyef VIII open It's s.cend yeaE. Stpt 81 ls w,tl re
z1liE Collegiate Academic nsd Primary Classtss
lte CSeEr mas corps Of twelve experienced teach.
srs md ctuEess, thorou* appoint cHts tue nnrsi
ti2o na' ar ample and A:t-actlve Military FarS as
.1ceEent and well furnished -trMsry, n1e G srnna
atEm ah1 1anJ cther advantages scAcfl shtpi cIi q,
attention Or parents and gaatttans The la:Eest
Institution OF It. cl:>~ 2ad Araer41 In t.a Cn!1o
Instruction In Freath t:srtra1 ma ,ok ira
to caatt T. sl*o N ARE1LLEar and tSFASTES {acary
aId light, TACTICS ZoCArE and FANCY Drills md
ETMSAsT1cs. under an n'tlcer el r. s.A Eul.ts ,r,.
e Y forms: TsRN.-f1Sn per Rclaol year tor board
.c.E:s!ita rou1. fu Lights, WASHING and tuition ID
very department. payable qua4er!y in ADVANCE.
:sd.'ts from AZ DAD room a:1 boa.. Under ths sane
:oof ith and the constant of the teachers Fur
G;rcuars add.ees D >, COVERT. P7cs:te:t Futon,
III. fe2&-nf.5io
, 1862-09-18
OF ASHLEY GIT.

IL BEET. DECEASED Public nottca Is heranv
given to a 4, rsons wing claims s.atnst tbs estate
adudIc ston ind settlement to The October term ~
TIE Conn Const ot Cock County 70 be holdcn ct tho
Monday OctoneE: n b. 1et2 ~1 '-A7 e441
MARIA GILBERT, Aiu1u,stra.rfx
Chicago Aug, 10Th, 1867. ansntSa5T
, 1862-09-18

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
rany. Chcaio. 1iinoia. September II, i:Gl1
seacd Lroposas FL be received Is tsc 1Gc:s.gued
until tt+ first day Of Uct7her st r. H. for te Grid
!Hg Of the ChacaEo Draucl, Of sald Company Ii I'D
tfun. Aurora to the City al Chicago dist ice nj 3i
'rl}cs. Maps pr1tll.s ann specifications the " 1rs
ny be exanel MT the ohCe Chicago after the .Qth
here air ary formation d. s1rt In II
1Er work mar be obtained.
The right especially reserved to reject ans rrop-
stun that may 1ot be cmed for the Int .rat ri tha
Company. !. VAN SO-TWtCk
sells u15Std President aud Chief Enrfprer
, 1862-09-18

rch ss Eup7reeslont, Irregularities Failing Of Tue
*FoMb, Tuno.s all Urinary Diseases Neryous Debility
Eslntu1 Difficult Nenstruatio, BarIenuess DC, uiii
te 7pecdt!y cured. without poisonous d1uEs nutious
or unpAIa!abIe medicines u Eny kind Have no deli
E&cy In calling. difference Whist .1ouheH mar
be- Tie afflicted cordially invited to call 4nd s2t
f2ty thsrnse.-G4.
1lnknltat{ons Gnd Examinations Free
of CAhrSe.
AL communications strictly confidential z3f1ce in
che Street RareHd building, corner Of State 8ud an
<soph gtree.s- tIIHre hprra A. NJ Ill 9F, n.
Address j. Il. s1.CASN. II. D. Chicago. III. LetterE
70 my 4dtrcs. inclnsrE stamp. Fill receive prompt
5AH. bclHTiF
, 1862-09-18

To the Nervous Of both sexes.
:uafeE dsyn amer many ytsro uf great ts will
.ns as;s Cher " ssnmE ss' q 5s Tscept
ton used. Direct the REV. JOHN NJ DAiN ALL. liz
Fulton street Htookls q, New York 1e94llu
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War I'm Enrnest-The Order 10 Re.enforce
Pope-Oser 10000 tried Soldiers spring
forward with ulncriiy-Piemty more Of
the same .ors i'm Re-ervc-On the Right
Tack nj last.

krot In rel ~
''''' ' CIR srAm farpGnicxssuHa. Va Aug L. 1851
Not lnuch ditch-digllug or dch-eeeking hereabouti
no opening OF parallels, or construction OF earth
works; no easy lazy, dokee far nente camp life; 10
oling under umhra1 eous tIees by the sweet waters
with book and bottle aud fragrant Concbas; Do
chicken and eggs, and soft tack and milk, or turkey
every day. Burnside means FIGHT, and we are 60
ing 10 have in earnest and just as much OF it sS
Mr. S,ouewsll Jackson wshes, and whether he
wishes il or no.
We landed here on Monday Of last week, with n
fair prospect OF lying in camp in the beautiful valley
until our thinned regiments should DO hled and new
bsttalions ADDED. There was nothing on Tuesday
morning to think otherwise, and by one and another
ylsts TO Washington and Il llmore had been planned.
Bnt as &" our mess" were lolling III the sbey tent,
and whirling away the nooutde hour as best we
might under the circumstances of the heat and
internal sun.glsre an rushed the A. A. Adjuta.t-
General. houishiDg paper in his hand, and acting
altogether in sue, an unaccountaoe way that We
though, him suffering from coup de soieh. Quiet
being restored, he read IN order from Division
Ueadouurters 10 the ehsct that comnandanis Of
regiments Should have tents struck baggage packed,
and be ready TO march at b o'clock, p. M. The news
came like perfect surprise, but none the less well
come judge, Tor rs it passed from camp to camp
loud cheers along Tire company streets, aid
their echoes sounded through the woods.
All was hustle. Ia moment Ken swarmed the
camp streets wherever you looked; and arms and
baggage, tents and furniture, were gathered and
packed. In the midst Of the tumult, :here came
upon Us as suddenly as IA typhOon, storm Of dust,
such a. would shame lie palnliest days Of dirty.
street-contractorism in New-York. Tents were
overturned, green bowers carried away, kitchens
demolished, and every crack and Granny was filled
With sacred soil in impapabIe powder. Then came
the rain, and thunder and lightning, but after that
the roads were wettod down 70 thoroughly that tho
men looked without dsmay 10 the niyht-Inarch De-
fore them. Punctuay at tho hour, brave Gen.
cral Reno aud his fighting regiments were ready,
aud The long column filed gu. Of camp 10 the SOUND
Of fife aud drum, ard the martial music Of many
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
osnos. my du'y Kept me here with the Commander.
in.Chief; 90 sat on a knoll ard watched the reoi.


ln'Chief; 90 sat on krolI ard watched the reei.
mente knew 70 well aud hal followed so long.
march by in the edge Of the evening. All Stone.
wall jackson, beware len Reno and bis division
shall meet you in baule array Not q general in
either army can show clearer record of bravery
than that black-hai'ed liuIc man who rides A. W.,
head OF bis men; not regiment hero
but has earned is laurels in battle
leldsi They mean fghf, and they will fght.
But Reno's were not the isr the las. regiments
which Burnside seal la tie nd ol Pope. On Sunday
morning, Kings Division i-i and on Wednesday,
Stevens struck bis rils AID followed after. And
this will give you an dea If the eeerity and thorough
ness Of BurDsides D.oy.EieLtS-tOat In this ehort
time he sent of nearly 10 Regiments OF infantry faly
armed aud proyided with trains, TO say nothing OK
the large force OF artlc aud cavalry that went too.
But there IRE 'peny Of the ssme sortleit," 40
jackson or Lee may saisiy themselves II they Will
give us call IN force ANY thar il may be COO
venient. Yesterday, We mad large accessons Of ar
tilery and cavalry from villa. quarter cannot say,
and more and lots OF Infantry vii be here to-day,
and Tomorrow, and tie Lex day, until we have,
yoa give s'rss, Gen. Jackecnl
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Arrest Of q Politician.
PniLApRLPnIA. Erla.

PHiLADELPHIA, Friday Aus. 10, I1s'
The fr,t arrest under the recent order Of the Wsf
Department, is that Of John Apple, notorious poh'
tician. He was arrested for Encouraging ems"
msu,s, aud was sen, /, Washington this morning,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
Bowen'.v brigade Denied.

LouIsvILLs. Ayr Friday. Aug Is. IStA
A dispatch from the commanding General a. Cum
b.rlaud Gap says that Tile R'etiaoad Erans'str'
.,orv of the 9Th inst, concerning the capture OF
Roweu's command, is false. Theru is no Gen. Bowen
in tho command referred 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
Movements Of Gen. McCieiian's Army
The Comm ia Safety.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug ID, lSdI
There is rumor current here. which is based on
good authority, that Gen. McClellans late move
men,s on the Peninsula have been conducted with
entire safety TO Lis command.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

sIGsps UIADarARTEas,
MEAN hAPiDAS BvEn Aug Is, IJts.
~ 7s~;sy arc stu reported re.lea.ipg beyond The
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The Rctrenti Of Jackson-Thc Fight by Noon
light - Tho Failure tO Re.cnforce Gen.
Banks.

FIom Our Special Correspondence.
HKADaUARTEEs GEs. SICEL, CEDAR MOUNTAIN!
August ~, 1862 }
Gen. Jackson cent his compliments to Gen. Pope,
and lust evening took His departure. THIS evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

The Army Awaiting Anark-Thr HcDe''
Astoni-hci at BanIss's Audnctsy-ShcH-
sons Intepiiop.-IIis Pian n Failure -
Gen. iIanI.s's Injury-The Attempt o.
the Rs bel Rear Guard 10 Make stand
From Our Special Cores pondont
HH,Der,RTgRs ARsY on VRtlsIA I
CAxP MAR CsDtM MorsrsiS, Avg ~, iSo'
For two days and nights, the army OF Gen. POPE
hRs been in position and under arms, waiting Tor
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