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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

Inc EVACUATION OF MORRIS ISLAND. The Her.
aid has the following special dispatch,
" Washington, Sept 8. The War Depart.
ment has received adslces from Richmond papers
OF the 9Th, announcing the evacuation Of Nor.
rs Island by the rebels. This was probably
caused by the tremendous bombardment of Fort
Wagner, Commings Point Battery and Fort
Gregg on the 9th and 9th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

MlssouRL-Gen. Schofed has issued an ordcr
ilerolddine armed bodies OF m,n 10 Missouri and
Kansas, not placed under the authority OF the
department commander, to pass from one State
INTO the other, on any pretext whatever. The
OBJECT OF this order is plain. 1t is to prevent
The invasion oil Missouri now threatened.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

Gen. Cas- is saii 10 be so feeble that he can.
not live much longer. lie Is in lis slst year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
FoRT GIBSON, Aug, 90,
VIA / .nevnnwnrth Sant Z


Gen. Blunt, with his army, $500 strong, in.
GLIDING 20 pieces of artillery, crossed the Ar
kansas river on the 22d, AID offered battle to the
rebel Generals Steele and Cooper, who had
crossed in his front IL 900 men After faint
show OF resistance, the rebel army commenced
a retreat, which soon turned into route. They
abandoned all their property Blunt pursued
T. III 40 miles south OF the Arkansas TO Perry.
vile which il only so miles from the RED river.
At this point he captured and destroyed their
commissary department They continued their
fight to BoggV depoi, on Red river. The la
dian Territory Is hyo -...i ebels Blunt is
now marching on Fort Smith, which will doubt
less fall without u struggle,
WASHINGTON Sept, II The following dis.
paiche from Gen. Rosecrans has been received
az headquarters.
CAM NEAR TRENTON, Sept. 9th, S:3OP, NJ.
10 MAJ, Gen. Haleck
Chattanooga is ours, without a struggle. and
East Tennessee is free. Our move on the enemy 4
flank aud rear progresses, while the tail of bis
retreating column will not escape uumolested.
Our troops from this side entered Chattanooga
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
1.s-S

New YORK, Sept. s. The Scotia arrived here
at 2 p. NJ.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 80. The following letter
from person aboard the Florida has been re-
received here
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15
Parson Brownlow Again in Harness,

1t will be seen by the following prospectus. sent
by Mr.. Brownlow, that he intends to re-establish
the Knoxville Whig in October.
The following is the prospectus:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
D NEW ORLEANS.

~pAscAGovLA, Oct. :%i.-rhc truce steamer
St. Charles and schooner McGuirc. with New
Orleans papers. arrived 10 day. Gen. Bnks
was at the wedding cf Judge .i;ochs, in New
Orleans, or the i9nI.
The "Tri- Dclra' of the Goth SAYS adv! cs
from Havana represent thar fears are ic'' u!
an iusuTt actioM + free nrcr"c., owing to tho
reduction Of the army in Cuba to reinforce the
Spanish troops Ia San D'ningo.
II. Rusccrams has been reinforced. Il. report,
ed, hc viii rroi4ul: fail tirl; "a his al! camp
4: Tuiiuilonra. and r~c.c-iablrsh the m,rair u:
his ARMY. II Succeeded ty Grant, IL report.
ei, "h:nsi,C movements may be ordered 4;
once.
The ~"pic&yGnc,'' qia,;nga St. Lpn;> t"le.
gram III ;hc 9t!.. say> the tuu.clrvatc> ID
Arkdft.as have concentrated, ,ud aye threat
en!ng For; %,'ytt on the rurIers Of ;hc lnhiau
Territory, mud the il. fortune attending 'ir:.
B!mmi'r attempt To keep them ii lay. :anu":
fail +, inspire Un"a>inc.s IL IT, the u.tma'C
result,
TIE 'E.t' says the yacht C"r,h"ac AMI
steamer C"mmntorc arrived 1T Bay -. L "a.
from For; Pike un the 18th, with one cDiura
ny of soldiers. and destroyed Il ,~anncry. r.
want Of Transportation. the hide, cai'i no he
br1ugut away. y company Of rch"! r~t:aIrs
noi o, th" approach uf tie gun;oa's.
Tw" Goz"n copies (! he 'CaucA--iar' hal
been sc.zei in Ne" Orleans, It's circulation
bei.g prohibited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
FROM TEX

MOBILE, Oct. 2l.-Maior 4 ). R"se arrir.
here Yesterday ou his way TO Richmond. lie
passed through Louisiana ard fcxas IN h:
way. II" does not bring mIch rrw: TN
west Of the Mississippi. lie heard notL:r-:" ,
the other Ia" OF our lines Of the great ic.ca'
81 Gen. Banks.
Houston papers Of the 3Gth ult.. state TIN;
Sabine Pa. wa, being rapidly Put in cootl'
lion t. receive the envmy. The guEho"t,hi.
TN, captured in the roccn: grand v%,ctory. ba9
been put N ~iir-trarc Fighting trina. >hc ai
iler armament had been tcstc'! and found o.
the best quality.
News from Brownsville To- the l6th III. =:
been received. The Frcn.h had mot lie -
ken possession Of Ma;amoras. it was. AZ:
that they wHuld shortly seize one or two ot!r;
places BESIDES ~Tampico. and were cxpc' Het o.
more on Monterey By way Of Victoria. G:f'
Slaughter had arrived at Brownsville RIO H.
raia.
President Davis has lust arrived J. ore T@
Mississippi. AMI will REVIEW Tia" tt Coi> -
n~vaninD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
FROM

CuARIFsroS. u;t. 2tth.-T"n l""&ee F;'
onc-s. i:c!lGin. an acting Ensign. t.:Fi1.-
in a barge Eear Gc':.S " BY Our ca'A-:
arrived mere ibis afternoon. They h',aNs u
tic United States steamer Ward, hI'c"",:~'
Of Gc,rcet"rn, ara ware taken after ,S't..
ire 70 aud destroying a small -cso9neT !'a1'
witI cotton in bearing Greek. There w.
been considerable increase in tie e"e"'
saua.jr,a of TIN. harboE, and an Inr7r-i''
Hilton Head. =,
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2J;h.-No chang ~"
firing. Weat5er very stormy, Sie s0e'''
land and SO: quiet. ~,
CasRLzsru.. OCT. 3j-No new mG'sa
vet. Tao Yankees arc reported IT, F.E,,
smoothing, and putting the tn'>i'Ds s q.
10 Greg -ud Wager ard other oa' or,;er.-
Cummings Point. The feet remains 'os'
st~irring times expected soon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
FRONTENNESSEE.

4 corYasponientorihc Savannah Republican
writing from Gen. l'ragg's army on tho lllh,
TINS specuia'es;
The beautiful Autumn weather whicl VIC now
enjoy is gliding swiftly awsy. and still The Con-
Gedcratc army lie, idly here before the eneiiy'
Qualifications. The roads are in excellont.s-d5F,
better than they can be again for a long while {;
for not many weeks will intervene between the
present ard the rainy days OF winter. The great
importance of possessing Tennessee. il not Ken
tnckv, this winter. does not seem 10 move our
leaders 70 much energy in making astart towards
accomplishing tl:is vital purpose But re may
he too fat. Movements may lie going on when
those wl.n a.e confined 10 the narrow limits of
tho lines cannot see. II is earnestly hoped that
it mas be 50. Rnnrors come that liarIee is NOV.
i,iy into Middle Tennessee. below Us, which may
haze the effect ofdrawiug Rosecrans from this
place and giving our hampered fo:ceS hero room
toiortrate. Other reports come iha'tien. Wheel
er is not idle with his cavalry in the rear Of lie
discnmiiied Dutciman. Again, it is said pom
too are being rapidly constructed. for some
nurnase intended for the use OF this army, which
is waiting for other developments 20 move: But
everything goes along SO slowly behind the ty.
ing feet Of the beautiful Fall weather. that one
grows impatient who feels interested IN our
cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
FROM GEN. LEES ARMY.

Tie GaI!o~;ns oa:c'al statcmcu; reached III,
War Department LAT night:
IlGAD4'Rs .AGHY or MOTHERS VA.,l
Orirh-, 23l. 1863.
General s. Cor"EE, a an |. Gcn1:--Gen.
lm'"lca. on the l>,h, attacked tho e~arrisnn
Ct Charlc.tnwr,, S'iennndoah Valley, captured
four hundred Az! tLirty.ioar prisoners. wiz
:!lcir arrs. transportation ami .tor"s. =
these add prisoners already forwarded MAKE,
:no Thousand. G'ur hundred and ,ixrr-:wo.
(Signcl) r. f. LIE.
Cficial: JuHS WITnERs,
Assistant A,!iutant General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27

HClc LiiO"ti - 90 NN''~
Senate.
iM.RaSSMESTs.
Thu series Of rc-olutirnS relating to Impress
mcnt of p:oiuce. received from the House Ci
! Delrpates. and referred 20 :: cOmiiitrnn Of the
Senate. wcro rep rted back to the Senate with
amendments, striking oat ihr first rcs'siution
Of III. House, and substituting therefor
another.
Mr.. Cry said the imnrnssmant bill. as car
rie.! ru. in this State, had operated to the es-
tablishmcn; If maximum in the country. j.
many instances farmers have become iAditf"r-
rnt a. To selling tier wheat an;i-manv fam.
lilies are now laying IN the largest supply q!
| wheat 60. family Use during tire next year
| and in this way larcr quantities. will be dcs.
tributed in ~rariouS sections, triiterrd away,
and wasted. He hoped it wnril be the pleas
ure Of the Senate TO reject the amendment.
and pass the House resolution providing for
| the impressplcnt of Cne-iourrh. vi cTer7 MAN
| produce. ,
Mr.. UlcKJy$ox hoped that the Senate woul'i
not arrogate 20 itself 10 dictate 70 the Confcde.
rate Government what they shall Impress, and
fix the price of for the use Of the army. WY
| withhold our hands from the work If support
| inc that army; it is . great work 1t Is our
vOrk-and We shuui! strengthen the hands 81
those who are struggling tnmaintain the army
and achieve tia independence Of "u7 country.
Let rs not, thcp, raise obstacles il! III" Way ~
| the Confederate GlyernmeEir. The G"ai>ta
! rate Government are acJG- Unirf { i;Gcd law
Of Congress, AMI has 40 either ri,.ec: IN view
than to feed Gar arni:-t:!a. a:E!: Which
stands as a wall Of ire hc:~.yI ~; 81: IL"
enemy on our boriar>. ans! T:!:-h ~ mast
sustain, no matter what The S~aa.j.iaa. !. ws
have 10 ia put on hail rat:aT,. this army mus!
be fed. and the Confederate G,yer"meat must
feed tilem-lni ln- tha. PURPOSE mus, impress
| whatever amount q! r:HIrcc :lar ne De"as-
sar7, if it takes eyeryOuEac y o'oa: ana "raTs
pound of flour in the country. J. sufficient
supplies cannot be obtained ainng tho l;4es .;
rhe railroads, where tra,SD ,rtaJ:0n ct2 ie OBJ
tanned readily, let the impres5men9 agents %
ont beyond and wagon the p!ci"ce in a. best
they can. IL would he i work oi sapcrercca-
ton for us to sag what amount o! produce the
Confederate Government shall impress.
Dir. GUY said he wonld sink every other in
,erest to accomplish the great objects so ar
IDENTIFY desired by the Senator from Prince
Edward Cdr. ~DIcxlNsoE.t, But the Confede-
rate Government was doing 4 great injury TO
the tntnrc prospects Of the country by the
plan which il wa puIauing in the impress
ment Of supplies. To prevent this injury and
70 remedy the mischief that would necessarily
ensue, was one Of the objects that influenced
him in the action which he proposed. In ths
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27

, heads are Southern ulockhcads: and original
Anti. Exoa;sts would nsnin snuff ut the flesh
! pots of tho Egyptians.
Far hotter as it is the present programme
| happily ensures to us a complete hnal. an.'
;rreyccshle separation from Yankees. when IS
| the political good. As the PRESS
| dent truly said at Selma, "Ony 6y force &"
arms could The Yankees he brought TO reason
or their piahs for our sutiugation be defeat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27

MisS,.slrPI LEGlSL-ATrRE.-Gov. P<ttns has
issued Il proclamation, appointing the city Of
Columbus rs the place for holding the regular
session of the legislature, to convene on the fr"t
Monday in November.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1868.
SEN

Tho i5eu2;e was called to order ut II o'clock
J.. NJ, bT' the Vice President, Mr.: JOHNSON.
The Conference Committee on the bill
providing for q reorganization NJ the militia.
we're allowed to sir during the session ct the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

'''''f0
It's engros>mrnt. was rccpnsidcrcd and amend
I'd in favor Of persons in the Confederate SER
rice, md &c persons who have been compelled
nv the enemy or the usurred government TO
acts enumerated in the bill. Ii was then re-
ordered To its engrossment.
The House bill declaring certain railroad
companies the only responsible omInOn car
-irrs o., ti,"ir railroads, and regulating OK
press service thereon. was taken up and
passed.. The bill provides that every railroad
company srhjec. to the lst section Of chapter
ii oi the Cnle edition Of !sG0l is declared n
| Common ~c.rrier upon its road aad every S,;rh
! company is NJ ,hc responsible i0r ever r;c'H
ton of tho Eth. 18th. l9th Goth arnl Dis; see
| ions &c thai CHAPTER. and a;so IL the 81 SEC
ion. wlrt'ic- such violation b" the act uf IL
,aicere. ayentS, contractors ar a#r cher per-
son whatever. For every such violation >wch
| rurmpanv shall le s~n',icct to q fine .t Sl.r0H,
70 b, recovered by information =: Indictment,
One half Of such >rnajtT shall 60 :" thc.iA-
| former or prosecutor, and the other 10 the
| Commonwealth. The C~a:nmOnweaith's At
torney Of every Cour, shall gi7e the rrori.
sioas Of this act in charge 70 every grand
i iurv impannclini therein, and will r2x Il f"-
uf $50 with the c7S.s cf every conviction un-
der This act. The Boarl Vi Public WORKS j.
directed 20 fix and publish quarterly a ,ar!il
of charges Cor the Transportation Of Tonnage.
packages, persons cr values by express SER
T;cn, and all such companies, their officers,
agents. contractors ami others shall regulate
| their charges FIR such service accordingly,
| provided that 20 package containing. By
weight, more than che hundred pounds shall.
ne carried by the EXPRESS cars.
The bill amending The charter Of the Mer,
chants Insurance Co. was passed.
The bill extending the time in With per
sons intending t" c"nccs- an election, as Sen
ator or Delegate to the Legislature, may give
notice, was taken mp and passed.
The bill authorizing the Board Of Directors
Of The Central Lunatic Asylum 70 impress
necessary. supplies and transportation was
taken up.
On a motion Of Mr.. WILSON, Of 1sle Of
| Wight. to lay the bill on the table, noquorum
voting, a call of the House was ordered; and
it appearing that eighty.thrss members were
present, the vote was again put and the no'
ton rejected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
LE,aTRA SESSION.
ERtnAr, OsToHsn %, 1865.
SENATE,

SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, by the Vice President, Mr..
JOHNSON.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Spriggg. Of th' Epis-
sopal Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27

ssass On "some terms and who now know
Cha, they can have peace on no forms save sur.
render at discretion and nhject vassalage to the
nssns,t and NEST vulgar race Of beings on all
Hi, esrtk. Therefore, say We, let Black. Re
.1blieaai.m grow blaeksr let ovory Yankee
sereral lie as MilroY, and Butler, and Rose,
n,n.. and Burnside; let the printing presse.
Of Cbaso rest not, neither hy day nor yet by
,;r.t: lcs Northern cities rcvel and run riat
~ PAPER wealth, based on the credit OF lands
in the Copfsdsracy or in the moon; let the
,;hOIe Yankee nation, drunk and mad with
.,.s;on. rash along in tl!cir insane dream OF
CONQUEST, and triumph, and pleasure to the
very edge Of the abyss OF perdition, and then
d.vu with them all to the devil together.
I. il wholesome for our people to look on
,.i see slts extraordinary nation, Thus pos
..s,sd BY an evil spirit, and running violently
down G .ts-, place to the sea, like the swim"
in the country Of the Gadarencs. There Is
snalt.mptation to link ourselves to their fate
and fortunes ; next year there will be still
loss: and if there be yet living amongst us
NV ,ort-hoadcd reconstructionist ar subnlis'
,;onist. he will then be cured.
,Nbora.,. we should have dreaded the evil
effects Of Vallandighsm and his Copperheads,
and his moral ~suasion, united, rs it would be,
with a vigorous prosecution of tho warm
,ne hasa the sword, in tho other money brides,
party alliances, constitutional guarantees and
honorable terms" Those influences would
still have found, we fear, certain Of the mean
or and more stupid Confederatcs ready t" lis
ron and respond to the false promises .of Yam
KEGS. A crop of Unionists would appear
,,o;n. the natural allies of Northern Copper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20
DIED,

On Monday, the 18th inst, WILLIAM MILLER
aged Is years AID months.
The friends of the family ere invited 70 attend
his funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at clock,
from the res denee Of his brother in Law, H. Ksi-
Ter, No. STA q street, between & and ID.
On the 2lra instant, EDMOND BROWN, son OF
Daniel and l0hanpa Brown, "a ed year, Ii months
and t3 days.
The frieads and acaus.Dtxpces Of the family are
ressectfc1iy invited TO attend kis funeral on to-
morrow (Wednss day fJan. sDt, Al hAl past three
OclCck, corner oil I'd sGd Ea, cite streets George
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In Georgetown, tie the 18th instant, AMES I'D.
WARD. the infant son Of James and 4 tabeth
hnI tin, aged year, months aud ls days
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t, persons under IL years Of age; the frs. OF
which was coneurred In. aud the latter re-
j~o;ed.
The bill authorizing the Mayor 20 max. prl:
vats contracts for casual repairs when the con-
t!sctcT fails 20 perform his work, and bill
ganttng K j. Falconer permission t, erect q
were referred
Mr.. Barr moved tha. the vote ~ which the
bill rsnittisg fine imposed on J. ". Garner
vac rsjec ted Be reconsidered. which was agreed
10, ana alter some explanation the bill was
ps---d
The resolution Of MI Gordon, asking Con-
cree@ 10 abolish the Police Board, WAS taken
u, AID Mr.. CaDfield withdre " his amandnen,
tshlns that the police be placed in the hands of
the Mayor
Mr. Gordon offered the following substitute
ReSotred, That the Board of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council appoint - nom
oers of The Board Of Aldermen, and - nam
o<rs OF the Board Of Common Council, together
with - c;tizehs favorable 70 this resolution,
10 respectfully request Congress 20 repeal so
much of H. Metropolitan Police law as relates
10 the appointment of Commissioners, and
transfer al! other matters OF said law in rela-
ton 10 the police TO its legitimate channel, viz
TIE Cooperation Of tAe city Of Washington, or so
much thereof IS may BE- proper to enable the
said Corporation TO exercise proper and
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said Cooperation agreeable 10 its charter
Mr.. Knight moved to refer it to special COM
mittee; which WAS agreed 20; and the following
were appointed: messrs. Knight, Gordon,
Thompson, Lewis, Lloyd, Peake, Mitchell
The report OF the committee on the Washina-
ton and Alexandria Railroad was taken up,
and after debate, postponed-yeas 2. nays T.
The resolution requesting the Collector TO ad-
vertise the tax sales in the Ipt>US9ence, was
taken up, and
Mr.. Utermehle moved TO amend by inserting:
provided, that the cost shall not exceed that
OF any other paper" which was agreed TO-
The resolution was then passed.
Yeas Nersrs. Garfield, Ellis, FoIlansbee,
Gordon, Murtagh, Thompson. Wilson, and
Shepherd (President)-s.
Nays-Nesers. Barr, knight, Mitchell, Peake,
Rapley, Talbert, and Utermehle-7.
Adjourned.
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