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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-13

Pi.fG, FeRr WaYsE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY Co.
OFFICE rRK SEcRKrtAr, ;
Pittsburgh. Pa, jan a. 1898
TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock and
Boodhoder fhi. Company for tho election Of D'-.e-
tors such o.ier baspess miy come before ~ WI Dc
ned A. se ice 81 sad Company In hs Cly Or ftolIsh
on tao FOI Il * WEDNESDAY OF February. A. d.. lsoJ
TLe stock sud Bond Transfer Book ot the Company At
then Ogcc in no City ol Pittsburgh. and a. thsr Iransie
Ae.ucv ia the Cy Of NevIork. viii 6s closed Gu the o;n
egy " sJrua remain closed until the 2h DAY OF Feb
uary thereafter. W. II. BARNES Secretary.
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AMONG THE PINES,

One handsome Ssoaeosao vorns ever 800 Tsgca ossiA
bcsrS 7sies 81; * rsTeT CSve-s, r-ios : eest<-
Che SosSs A5uses ort-tsly, IL stvsve'se review q
H., woa5el ~a.k ssys The Saak 70; snoye4; ssti'
yes,esse, tie s,TtcsSa o. hsy uTo@sss an p'"eS'
vet o. nosson. intense AM ss1S'e Interest IN
s<%e Tt. o. - sty sss tie scenes so'dssis sna e1's
ss~ .se portrayed with sn-oa.oa srsgho AID S'S1AH0
yscos la v-k IS 1a cav ii 'esS-s' nsv' OK We
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rHE TRlIINL has asszIsa ia peSEsAssoA ana VII SCI
b O following
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Snss copies by a. pcs; PAID s1 recs'P' O. p'-ee
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NOR Satisfactory near Atlantic Dock, Brook.
yn, building Of brick OorlOo feet on first floor, Lighted
on . de. ground $50 ont by lilo feet with sngns Of o
horse power. T.. r. KELLOGG. lJ9 Pcahst, hew'fofh
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Nero lJub!icatiors.

NFME. DEMORESTs MIRROR or M, + Ao ~,
W. loss AND JOURNAL DU GRAND MoH No., 40,
xsr..y acknowledged the sIgss an Ssa Faonoa ., No
+ shs world Crc1at.cB 81 coo. r1ohheS
~ p,n,J.sy Nsu.Yofk Single e9pies ~ ee.s yeh
AZ .;tS sin,Se prswlurn Sold esvfyWhefs. VI sep' ~
a. on receipt Of the pyioe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-13

Lxrox FrRH IssURAScE Co. No IL WALsr
Ngw.YoRK. Jan. IA, ll63
U,IFTEENTH DIVIDEND.-The Board OF
director. hsv- this day d.cared ser ANIMAL dividend
OF -FOUR PER CL.NT, zee Of Government ~ P,' g Oh
dsuanI. WALTER NJ IMAM INV, w y
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| (tREAT INDUCEMENTS to CANVASSERS
W 10 procuIs yearly subscribers to Nine. DEMOttSIS
MIRROR OF FASHIONS BY which Any peison can secure
good iucoe. For particulars, send s'aelps Hf oTea.'
Specimen copies ppsipsii on receipt Of l5o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-13

o,Ycs oy rHg BsEvooRr IssunAScs 20,
No. 20 Whilst.
NEw.YORa. JAM IL. 1908
TINE Board Of Directors OF this Company
y have TIT. Dsy decssel Semi Animal DIVIDEND OF
FOl'R PER CENT, free Of Government I,1, payat.o %
demand JOHN u. HAVlLAND, Secretary.
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A VALUABLE PREMIUM TO the YEARLY
IN SUBSCRIBERS 70 NM. DEHOREsFS MIRROR
or FASHIONS Each I.sy subscriber to b, enided 70
y worth OF patti s 10 bs selected om tie de-
Sgns H. Ihe meszlue:C be SEPT by major ls9l the snow
room, No rs broadway.
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A BUNDANGE GOOD SELECT SERVANTS
n ready the Large Insae No. l33 llth st. cor 6sv
Eugh, German lrh, Scotch, American, and tfoiesant
bsP. evil and capable. TO suit all A,o nsa; ,i1y SIAn
Oifla Mho' fboIpo
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One handsome Sooaecrao vo,eEs 800 rtgca osia
ScsnS 7sios 81; * Perez CSve-s r-ios : eesss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17
Coiored Ilegimanfs.

The return of Adjutant General Thom.
as to this Depar, ment, has given new
Impetus to the work OF recruiting colored
regiments. A very short period is NV
n1mei as sufficient to complete the organ
ization OF fifty regiments, as originally
proposed. There is no backwardness or
remIssness on the part of the ble-bodied
blacks, about entering the service. They
enlist cheeriuly, whenever they see that
their families are provided for, even in
differently.
1t is an encouraging fact to notice the
rapility with which the prejudice in the
army against arming the backs is melting
away. Soldiers whose pride aud resent
ment were fred at one time, by the sug-
6, stion that negroes were to be put upon
footing of equality with themselves, do
not now see the matter in that light
They have from the inex1rable logic oil
facts, come 10 recognize the truth that
tai, is a shareholders rebellion, and that
slavery or the Government must 60 down
This great truth being recognized, the
correliary which asserts the business and
prophet, OF calling upon the slaves to is
sist IN the work OF breaking their bonds,
AID uphOlifng the Government, follows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17
THE GATE CRY.
ga Ne fud the following in the Cour-

rR- We find the following In the Cour
Ter of the 9Th inst:
The editor of the Keosauqua News has
a letter from a soldier in Co. ID, 14th
Iowa. which says:
both Democrats and Republicans, that
are in our branch of the army, are down
on Stone from the fact that he, when 10
prison with my Company officers, wanted
to take the oath Of allegiance to the South
ern Contederacy. Hs is de nonnced az a
noted coward
Capt Benson, of Louisa county, late
of the 9th Iowa, who was prisoner with
Col. Stone, pronounces this statement a
base fabi icalion, without the shadow OF
truth. What next will the copperheads
resort toHjn order to injure Col. Stone p
1Muscatine Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17
AMERICAN HOUSE,
EoaTs0N.

/4eAh Isshe largest and best arrsased Hotel In
efsss the New kngland Ststs@; il centrally oca OF
Ely. and nj access from all th- routes 81 trav.
6k4sA ell ltcantains all the .fno3s<n improvements
and svo convenience Tor the comfHt ana accom nc
da. lon the r sveiing public. The sleeping
large ami we'll ventilated the suites Of roams
we'll arranged and completely furnished for families
and large ssv ling parties. aad III. house will con-
unue 10 ne Kept Hist class Hotel in evers respect
telegraph In the house. - all nists ofthe county
LEWIS Ri5k, Proprietor.
Bnston. Jan. 7th. 1859 -,s1. 22-dSn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17

LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
DroveYsan Farmers vii lind thie th mos tadv au-
tageoas route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards well
waite red and supplied with every ,onvenence Ave
opened outhis connections and every
attention is paidt otheir wants. From Harrisburrh
where vii be foan every convenience for feedine
and resting achoice Is offered Of the PHiyaDsL
pHIA, NEW YoRkaEd BALTIMORE MARKET.
fhis vi fsiso be found the shortest quickest sn6
most rout. for Stoc to New vork-IviaAilen
townl--and withfewereh anges,h han ny other.
ES0CH LEWIS .Gener a lSupt. ,Altoona. Pa
l.. l.. HoUPT. Gen Tick etAyt philadelphia
H. Il. HOUSTON. General Freight Agen
DIV pat d1o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17

To THE iRlsH.-The Sonora Flag ask
the following pertinent questions, " hich
We commend TO a large and respectable
portion of our citizens: Chow can the
true hearted, enlightened sous of Ireland
feel aught of sympathy for the Slave
State rebels? How can he be found in,
or vote with a party in California. whose
only living principles are friendship for
TRAITORS aud hostility to the Federal Gov
ernnent? How can he wish for the sue
cess of rebellion which his hated enemy
and oppressor, the Saxon. is watching
with approval, and which is intended to
PROSTATE, dismenber and destroy the only
nation 10 which Ireland may look for re-
demplion? One of their great orators
has said that gratitude is the natural
language of an Irishman's heart" How
thu can an lrishman be found in com
partnership with traitors, who blasphe
mously call themselves democrats"
who are giving every aid in their power.
every possible encouragement TO haush-
ty aristocracy who despise and sheer at
sun Drowned labor, and whose aim is the
establishment ola monarchy, in which the
poor white man viii be superior to the ne
gro slave in nothing but the hue of his
skin aud the nobility of his soul ?"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17

CIR1UrAP Nh. 40
GAa DEPARTMENT
PROVOST MARsaAL GtssRsLs urFIcF
Washington, u. C., jal, Is. 1863.
l. Hereafter rewar ri often siol dcllars will he
psid To- The arprehersi set deliver o p ii4>erirr
and parssrnnh ~ page 8. frgu for he severr
NJ me Bar Of the rr3vos Va shaffieterrt ii
he Untrd STATES rs veil as parErraph IL ircn
No. 60, from provost Nafshrt GenersFs Once are
amended sc-ofd}rriy-
II. Parsgrsph a.. nsee Z, same regulations, s.
am sui-f n T. ssad - follows
Tbs me zoers u thH g7ards nay he allowed for The
time Actually ant cs-sIis; sel The trip
per rem of iae-r shsn 81 lies their act nj
expenses, provided they accom- 10 daiy assigned
1 them.
/ BY order OF JAWS y. f,ia
/ Proves. Esrshsi dsuerai, ~ Y.
r RrTIr1as.
Cart. and Provost Msishai l.. Cong. Dsst, Iowa.
auga5-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17
re- Baggage Checked Through. "a
And Transferred Free.
FIR EIGHT


BY this route. Freights Of all description can 1t
8osso or Baltimore. TO and from an, poisi On hi
Railrosts of Ohio. Kentucky. Indians iiitnei.
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri BY RAILROAD DI.
RECT.
The pennsylvania Railroad also connects. at p,,,s
nurg with steamers. BY which Goods "a n be sorssr
ID to any point on the Ohio. Hnskingan, keatnrsp
Tennessee. Cum bertrand. Illinois. NlssiS<tnpf Wis
saBsin. Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas and Red Xiv.
and Cies- land, s. sn,iasks and q bcsyo vii,
ars to all ports IN, Softh- " e~tert Lakes
Merchsris and Shipper .utra..ne the tran sporty.
ton oftheirF reightto this Company can rely vita
confidence onits speedy transit.
The Hates OF Freight
roandfrom any poiniinthe West blythe pennsv.
sania Central Railroad, are 1t all Zines as PA.
voRABLE AS ARE CHARGED BY OTHRRRAIl
RoADCoNpANiES.
II Beparticalsrto mark packe1 ssvIAPRxH.
Central X. R.'eIH
For Freight Contracts or shipping Directions, APP
ply to or address either OF the following Agents OF
he Company.
b. A.srEwART. Freight Agent Pittsburgh
CLARkE@ CO, Transfer Agents. -
ii. W. BROW y " CO. Gfnrinrsti,0
re. M.IDRuM co. Madison, Ind.
}. +. MOORE. Louisville. Ky.
w. Nj. ~ KHAN Il Co, Evansville, Ind.
X. F SASS. >t.ioats Missouri
CLARKE e. Co, Chico 20. Ill.
J. II. MfoLA Postsncuih n. "a
RA'NEELY, MONTGOMERY. MaysvIile
Kentucky.
VIII r. l.. LANGLEY ,Gallipoiis o.
s. PIERCE Il co. zanes,llie %.
n. II. HUDSON. Ripley.O.
b. C.MELDRUM. Genera Travelling A Ser
for the south and westI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
Annirs ia ESau.ns.

ST. LOUIS wednesday. Sept. Q 1853.
4 special Ia Tie Democrat from Palla, Kan
sas snys that between Lcayeaworth and here most
citing reports are in circulation Of another threatened
in,ssiun o Kansas. Quartrcl has ut least 1000 men
near the Kansas lire.
Tie feeling In johnson. Miami. Linn and Dourbon
Counties cannot be appreciated by any we'd
from tie seat % danger. The recent unoDsfrucicd
cn.Fy into Kansas and supposed return OF Quanten has
crcnied universal feeling II insecurity III The border
counties. Tie c.ul'ns organizing into military
companies AID regiments The towns on the border
are nightly pitroll,d by the citizens large number
of families viii leave these conn,ics unless something il
done 1T their protection. The condition II the
and children the most painful phase OF this border
panic
Tho meeting to-day will be great gathering o. Rebel
hlicrs aud radical Union men. Lane Parrot. Moon
light Sidney. Clark. Jenni,on. Inslcy. Babcock. -,
borne ShauLon Lowe. Iloyt Reynolds. Miller. Law
renee \. G. Wilder. d. W. wilder. and many oshcF
w'lknown men, here. Among nh there IL one
priN ldiIg opiuou-"wc must Nil hLshN hackers or
they VIII Kill us. They are in favor II putting them
out u! the way AT once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
TIE WARM TEE s0UTuWEsT.
Death Of 1sngrudcr in Texas.
CA.RO. "Wednesday


The steamer City Of Alton lett this morning
for Memphis md vcksburg. having on board Gen. 10.
pan and uibridgc, en- route To their commands also
Mr Miller treasury nrent ON the why TO Memphis Mr..
Miles hns Just returned from Washington and news Of
IL ie-opcning 81 irade is soon expected.
Big Gems. futile and Sweeney here. route for
tie South.
TIE steamer Julia has arrived from New Orleans.
making the in siN days She brings dates to he 2
An officer from BrasAear City tho st. gives tie FOL
lowing statements
dcsertcr from Texas regiment came into Bras'ieaI
City Sunday H. stat that notice W., read Ia
ILc troops by order Of Gen. Dick ay or TINT Gen Ma
errdcr was killed In Galveston the week prcious by
Of his Licuienants who caught him IL criminal &c.
with bis wife.
Tie dcscrtcr also states that the whole Rebel force In
Louisiana Is over 1000 scattered nom 81 shear
city Ia Opelusas and Alexandria. under command Vi
Ilylur whose headquarters are at Alcxandri1.
The regiment 10 Which the dcsert'r belonged aear'!
III deserted. Two m'rc regiments were ~ open ma
D. and declare they viii SIGHT bnger as the Con
Tolerate cause is hopeless.
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virtue OF rank to Cen Walker who at ordered his
forces to withdraw from brownsville. and take up their
line Of march for Bayou Mctare where he massed his
troops with those Of Gen. Price. who commands all the
troops in Arkansas Gen. +. Kirby Smith acting as Pro-
yisioaal Secretary Of War. MoiorGen. Walker is a
a graduate OF West Point and started out from Mem
ps in the beginning of the war a. Colonel Of the 40th
Regiment OF Confederate Regulars, was stationed q
short time NJ Fort Pillow. aterward at Columbus and
from thence ordered to Island No. ~, where he
commanded a short time and Was made Brigadlef.
His health falling him. lie given leave Of absence
for some months after hch he was ordered 10 take
command la Mississippi and was removed sholt! inter-
at his own instance, to the Department of the Ar
kansas
GUERRrLLAs or TIE MISSISSIPPI.
The Argus reports: In our last Issue we men,
toned that the steamer Emerald, while on her last TIP
between tbs city and |cksburg, had been lred INTO
by gucrlillas at Gaines's Landing We have this
morning to record two attacks on other boats.
One day last week the elegant steamer Planet. Capt
VI. A. Fisher cit this port for Vicksburg We ycser-
day received intelligence that NJ point below Ma
poieon although the precise location could NOT be given
by our informant. she received a yoaeyof muskctry
nom gncrrillas. or hgshwbackers concealed on tie
Akansns shore WithOnt stopping To nscerGin TIE ex
tent II the damage extra steam brought in reqni.
siion and the boat was soon beyond the range Of tie
fire Subsequent examination revealed that although
none of the passengers injured. five horses
the lower deck lad been killed by the yoiley.
IL viii be remembered that the splendid picket At
lantic' commanded by The popular Capt HAIRY McDou.
gal. le this port FOR Sew-Oricans. We learn by the
arrival If the Stana which reached tie city yesterday
afternoon. that. while passing Morgln's bend below
Nicksbug slc fcG into from the Louisiana shore.
Eighteen balls penetrated her works causing much
excitement among her passengers and wOunding ole oi
thcm lady. whose name We have not learned. lie
rueIrlas were reported he twenty in number. The
Atlantic reached New-Og.ibs without further mO.cst.
ton ard was announced to ieayc for this city and Lou
isyilc ON the Jlst ut.
Ine Emerald whose III luck ~ Glncs's landing has
already been narrated IN Tie hgHs arrived from below
Yesterday From her officers. We learn TINT no one vas
Killed during a.. attack at first reported. One man.
however. received shot which passed clear through
ms body. II ia feared he cannot recover. Two others
also wounded, but their injuries arc not Of scr
OILS nature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

FORTRESS MONROE. wednesday. Sept. 9 lS63.
The Richmond EIaminer OF Sept. : contains
the following
CHARLESTON, Monday. Sept :. 1863.
Morris Island was evacuated yesterday afternoon
TIE enemy had advanced their sappers up TO The moa
OF Wagner and IL being impossible TO hold il, Bcaurc
gard ordered its evacuation, which took place at noon
The enemy hold Cummings Point. in full Vie" Of Tx
city. Heavy firing is going on between our bat
terics on Sul,aas Island and Font Mou.,Te and tie
monitors.
The following dispatches are from The Richmond
Engsircr OF Scpt.s
CHARLESTON Sept Heavy firing IS now going on
between the monitors and Fort Moulilie and ouI bat
ferries on SuliI,ans Island.
CHARLESTON sept. - noon-A dispatch from Major
Stephen Elliott commanding at For; Sumter announces
that flag Of truce demanding the immediate surrender
Of that fort las just been received from Admiral Dali
eIen by Lieut. Brown Of the Palmetto State.
Gen. Bcaurcgard his telcgr pied TO Major Elliott to
reply to Dahgren thai he can have Fort Sumter when
he takes ii and holds it, and that in the mean time such
demands are pueric and unbccominc.
CHARLESTON. Sept. IS p NAT 6 O'Clock r. m. the
rolclads and approached Foi; Sumter closer
than Usual and opened ho FIRE against it. OuI bat
ferics on SU,liyan's Island including those OF l,Ti
Moul,rie replied heavily. The firing is s. going on.
Tie following is from 2Ae Richmond wig 0, the eth
instant:
CHARLESTON sert. THE bombordmcnt was kept
Up without terIasson an day Yesterday and far into
the night. About 10 Of men were Killed and
wounded a. Batteries Wagner and Gregg.
The attempt TO assault Battery Gregg rcpused
before the enemy lad om,.ltcd their landing. Great
havoc il supposed % have been made IL the cEen. :
boats Is ou4 grape and canister
- dslk o. " edncslay. the enemy having advanced
TIN saqpe.s W 10 tie very moats Of Wagner AID il
being iropo tle TO Add the island longer Gen. BesuIc
gard ordered is eyrcLaiion. which executed be
geen D. II. and a. III. with success We spiked tie
guns Of Wagner and Cscgg, ard withdrew noiscles.ly
in forty barees. Only one barge containing twelve
men v as captured.
Tie enemy now hold Cummings Point, in fun View Of
tie city. AL quiet this morning.
The L. s. transport City Of Bath, Capt. Sears,
from Charleston Bar 9th instant arrived at is port
yesterday morAI z, consigned 10 tie L. D. Quarter
master.
The siege OF Wagner ard Sumter was yet going on
tie Latter Lad not surrendered Ihcirouclndsaud land
batteries were bombard.ng Moultrie and Wagner.
Wagner had not replied ior &c hours. The Casualties
were very small.
The news ilcIn Morris Island was contraband.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
Gems AVERILE's EXPEDITION IN
WEST VIRGINIA.
Important Cpcraiion.-Thc Engagement
near " hitc sulphur Spring..
VA nIyGIOs. "wednesday. S'pt. O. 1868.

VA HI,GfOs, "wednesday. S'pt. O. 1903.
The following report has been made by Gen.
AyeIiu to Cea. Kelly:
HUTTOssyILLE. Va. Aug. 80 lsG3.
GHsYEAL have the honor 10 report tie safe return
Of uy command TO this place. Utter an expedition
through the counties Of Hardy. Tendleton. Heh.and'
Bath Grcenbrer, ard Pocahontas. We drove Gen
Jackson out Of PocahontGs. and over WafmSpiine
Mountain in series Of skirInishes destroyed then Sa
te,eI works, burned camp Northwest and lnTee
amount Of arms, equipments and stores. We fought
severe enga cement with superior force under com
ueud Of Maior.Gen. sam. Jones and Col Patcn at
Rocky Gap near tie white Sulphur Springs.
The battle lasted during two days. We drove the
enemy frorn biz first position but want Of ammunition
AID tie arrival on the second day Of three regiments to
reenforce the enemy from the direction whence the CO.
operation of Gcn Scanmon had been promised decided
me TO withdraw. Ny command was withdrawn IN good
order with the loss Of only two men during the opera
ton Our loss in the battle probably over 100 officers
and men killed and wounded. among whom are Capt
Paul and Baron Won Koenig aid dc-camp. killed while
leading an assault upon the onemys right. and Major
McNaly, Of tie I'd Virginia and Capt, Ewing. Of the
artillery dangerously wounded. have reason to be
lieye the enemy loss greater than One Par
ro,t gun burs tie frs: day, and becoming worthless
was abandoned Great efforts up TO to-day have
been made by the combined forces Of 1mboden and
Jackson 70 prevent our RET but without success.
We have brought in over ~ prisoners mciLding
Major aud two Lieutenants also a large number Of
cattle. horses, &C. Your aid-dccanp. Lieut. D. IL.
Meigs who panied me. IL safe
am, General very respectfully. your obedient ser
want Wn. WAyEgnL Brigadier'GencrM.
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YEHEI. EEPOHys FROM TENNEs.
SIZE.
All Quiet around ahatinnoogn-Tbc Union
Army s,iisc-i ..c sseoeis Fear They
vii. bs ttBu.sd-.tu Advance
F0ar8sss MONROE Wednesday Sept. o le63.

FoGIas.s MONROE. Wednesday Sept . ls63.
The following I'll. pa, shes are from The Rich
nond Eag,ir.ro f Sop.. s..
CuATiAN OGA : Do. with thc exception of few
shells thrown ~ our ponHlns yesterday. nothing AS
occurred g. hr0lk tho munOiony az tnS place. Inc
cn,ut rs uatr active above and below the towns one
tlefealo n frfher Indications ~ an ATTACK The best
informed p, ssona inns tht no attack VIII % indue
here bn; an effort " N be made to flank rs
Two pli,lfrs lorr r-l.lls. ind one Of Rosec-anss
fe.ccrf ph operators. pt.C captured yesterday, near
Runuiiy Waters bridge.
ArANT, Sept. 7.--l assenccrs rom Chattanooga re-
port tos.e % De- eacri. 90 Waxahaiebe. Their NUN.
Der Nus Inf NrU.fI
We lclu iiul Rome TIA, another force is adv ancing
on tiut lr.ul
Il An account concur ia sraiug that the feeling and
spnsor ~ tlr guy 4, ere great desire to meet the
en- ,u.,. AID confidence ss o. the result prevails.
In VAST Tennessee there has becn 10 recent move
mcnt to .uli.