The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03
war News.

Advices have been received from Cumberland
i,p 70 the 29d inst No attack has been made
General Morgan, nor vac an attack expected.
'ur troops we're we'll supplied With provisions.
SJrage was scarce, aud 10 consequences Oolonel
iarrard. with the Cavalry horses, and most OF the
'ales belonging to the division has succeed in
'sking bis way into Kentucky. lie arrived at
'eIington Yesterday. A correspo dent Who ar
we'd at Louisville yesterday from the Ga esti-
ates the rebel force on this side At from twenty
thirty thousand. More reliable advices, how
yer, put the number at not over eight thonssnd.
Gen. Hunter has issued q general order IN
Tbich he SAYS" IL II With regret that he has re-
eived several reports agains officers for return
ng fugitive slaves, in direct violation Of a law
dCongress. Il will hardly he believed, when
ii 10 announced, that q New Ehgl.nd Colonel Is
o-d.y, Ia the second year of the REBEL on, In
arrest tor having been engaged in the m,uly
ash OF turning over young woman, whose
skin was almost white as his own, to the
cruel lash Of her rAbel MASTER"
letter 70 the 81. Louis Democrat from Ja
9into, Miss, Aug. 22, says Price wss within
few miles OF our advanced posts, near that biaee
With twenty or thirty thousand men. An attack
was expected at any time.
The exploit Of SO Home Guards of D,pyiIle
KY, under Cspt. Af Chiles who on the nisht
Of the 2ith ult dispersed two or three hundred
HSW IOr mOTRhn IOrCe, VINO nan
oamped on their way South on JOIN SHELBY's
farm, was ia striking contrast to the ccwardice
OF the cavalry men at Big Hill Three of the
oebels were killed, twelve wounded, seventeen
rAken prisoners and 80 of their horses captured
nv a force one ffth their number. They thonvht
they were surrounded hy at least five hendred
nen. T,ose who escaped have mostly returod
home. Vt Que OF Capt. CnILEs' men was hurt.
TnE Cincinnati Gazette learns that Major Ger
"ral Wallace, who hsd command OF the forces
collected at Lexington, was the gath uit at the
the momens when he was about TO mount hishorso
tor the purpose OF joining the column already in
notion for the mountains, superseded By Major
General Nelson. BY the exercise of that ener-
w aud skill which characterize him he had in less
han week, brigaded the troops, put them in
motion, matured his plans, was resdy to clear
he road to Cumbe rlsnd Gap Msjor.Gene al
Wallace has left for his homo in Indiana, there to
await orders. II ia to be hoped this accomplish.
ID, alb e and energetic General. is not to be
'neiNru' Wnie our country ia suffering terribly
B." consequence OF bad Generalship
TnH news from Missouri 10 cheering. The
Union troops are cutting up and scattering the
gurrills bands spleudidly. The State has fur
uished most of the soldiers thar are performing
This work, aud yet the Southern papers, are es-
timsting their lighting population always in
G'ude Missouri in thier calculations
Dispatches from St. Paul recount more attro.
cities on the part OF the indians, and the state
hat the movement is not confined to one local
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