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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-12

Gordnnssille. Ang, 8. = Genrlsmenius
irOw Brand, STATEN. say tie enemy arr a
toEce lOur milrs bssoRd Brandy. irum it
d,reciioa ii RappahaRhnsk bridge, desHn,.
lxe every thing. spppvsed three regiment
Cavalry aRd eight u Infantry. Men =
fleeing, leaving women and children.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-12

The Methodist Female College at Greensboroueh
WAS destroyed by FIRE on Sunday morning last. The
frewas raging when the cars passed by coming down.
We are pleased 20 learn, tina, amoHg the large num-
Der occupying the building. no one was injured. and
nearly all the fafri,ure, and baggage Of the students
was SAVED. The FIRE oNgiosted I'M the kitchen. and
from thence communicated 10 the College building.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-12

we publish to-day the PrOclapation Of Presi-
dent Davis 10 all persons who aA absent, Er any
cause. from their places in the army; urging them, by
every consideration that should influence men, 10 nc.
n TO their duty, and take their skate IN the glory
Of driving the invaders from our SOIL Now is 1 cri.
,ieaf period in our affairs, anfwe trust that due
Consideration o It's Importance will induce Bill con-
eersed to be prompt in responding TO the caiiof the
Presi deaf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-12
NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENTS.

We copy from The Charlotte prmoSrAl ,hc fillos.
ing table. showing The losses sustained hy North "a.
rolIns Reg mems in the late pa,,lss Asa, GsIys
sugg. Pa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-12
AilIsbpraugh gesprntr.
AHILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
"wednesday. August II, 1864.

~ Providence permitting, Professor Charles Phil.
pswili preach in the Methodist Church AT Durham's,
al II O'Clock A. NJ, on Friday the els, of August,
thc day for public fast and prayer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-12
Total SIC asgs 1859

The Lss 10 the ss,h and ssl Rss,n su,. sa.',as.
isned IN ca,slry Sch. Eea ,As lib y daas i ~
is,h 81 Jsiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-12

4 large'number Of troops have been ssnrt.
New York aud New England to preserve
order. Enrolment pretty quiet. There
will be trouble when the men are called ~,
The people love the Unsn but refuse Il
fight for the negro. Workmen are leaving
the shops.because nsgroes.are forced upon
them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-12

Richmond. Arg. Seen. Meredith has
been appointed Commissioner Of Exchange
in Mace oI Ludlow. The Confederate an.
.thori,ies received yesterday an official no.
LITIGATION of his appeatmea. a meeting
of the Commissioners is 20 take place This
week.
The New York. Herald states that TWEEN.
ty,ive regiments Of negroes hase'heen or.
.ganized or in course Of organization for
tie Federal army.
The Northern papers rdicule the idea
that il is the purpose Of che South to EN-.
play negro troops, postedin On anoRy.
nous letter TO the Tribune. dated fom
niehmon,l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-12

MgpIcAL Observation-Disclosures, Aug.
l5.--Fhe Medical Deprtnens Of the army
il nov better organized thanat any preyi-
aus rfme since the cniAmencement of The
war There is mare - stem observed, am,
with theaid Ut Legislation in'Congress Al,
is las,-sesslon, many causes rs complaint
heretofore existing. have been renewed.
Il ~ilhbe gratIfying 70 the %'aiises anI
friends u soldiers to learn, that 'Nayside
Hospitals have Observation-Disclosures shis city,
Pe,erssng. ilaa,ilse, Parmsihe. aIynch.
burg. Charlottesville. Liberty anai>Slaun-
TIM, near the issilroa.l Depias. At which
SICK aad disabled soldiers on ,furlnush,
may have their warts Supplied uiihau, eI.
pense.
, 1863-10-11
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

!: 'ifpedt. nspAteh ~ the Chicago Trt%uua ;:
CA'nn. OCT 10, 1sts, !;
n The steamer City Belle, Wharton, mas,
Ter, ~t tarc ,ftmphis da:ns to taa sta. Sex,
cot 1arsicrlAsly important. kev OEraas
aates carse 10 hand Of tbs thu 2<th, bu: news
rnot:lT anticipated vla Ne* York. ,, j;
Tae 18th and u part Of the 13:a nr,ay corps
Lave gone 10 Bra.hear City. The balance Of
the 1s:h In still At New Orleans, :.
Gen. bsras lGss Issued Ills orle., enforcing
:}ss transcription Of NIL The Inhabitants, Of thc
'i7st ard second Congressional DIttnc:4 OF
Loui.iana- The ac. toes rot fEclude lor en-.
:roilmc5t vel disposed persons, who, Ia c1sa
'es >apsuse lT tho eneuJ will not be entit1a,f
to fhll immunity OF soldier. of the Unt.ed
ssatc.. and a'ao .ac:hortzc4 one or :uo1s rel.
1ssnss Of LauisiAra volunteers Eu iocs:iua At
New Orleans =. ::
Order No. 70 authorizes detail, Of adaiuon.
Al staff officers tot <aqasd' 1jriYs*, With, sanE
and pay Of Captain, to at "a ins.s octurs ef enI
rolled colored men. 80, :-~..
Quetil'ss haFe.t .tsea burning c5uoa ap4iu
on Frazes's River. d tew: mlaes teso1 Aliens d
Ferry. foEntiue thia Had Of s,uAiueas had
been 1cm.'kahs5-.uIetln Atkan.as:s T.
The q, 8, steamer BLOWN. on her f.ae t,4,!
down the river, los: tuo t4:ao bsr1rcs nf cnsll
en- .cc;5;;rut ~ the law ,t.r4 r. 80 =, ~ ~
sr.. ..,s.r..~' ~" " " "H'et y 'aei
VIM. Caries.. formerly If Ghicaeo. engaged
In tie TAR Of sthn.sr+s4 saloon on The fala!!
- ",,s e. n.,'.. ~. :nl'ugP sns neass
"Na r1.soi oha.e! ms mo.uuE, aya natt
rsnnd p'!'ey. Daley haa fra:a4. With tbs
, 1863-10-11
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER Il. l8fs

scve'h hundred. dollars. I.o;nEu IL 1hrc
nales isom F1ot Knob, AID ah1ut one and =
Eau miles from Fort Cunia. Forces are Ia
purtult, 49,. 90.
FERROUS specialization. arc felt ssr Tho safet =
Of oe''auA. where 'ya!uAble '4ov.rnf,ru,
'so'ea and Fall1oaa 'etock are copo,uts.:ed
and should tue rthcls In uyai xbalmipv fo,cn
attack 1t tsfoFe tle arrival Of .eiufasvc,ueut,.
aoseta ars fe't Of It's nbl3.ty 70 r.o,d oat, =
The rebels thusfAr hayc avoided c,cn sns]1ff small
aSSass. ? bile sasl1 force IL lparily lacrxx-i j
ph.A = - -. - 80
-: l"r7s. nrt loih-Tclegr1pt!c c3m,ua
atcati6n ~ W. INTERRUPTED atoat 10 laiirs rcst
OF j. Nrton' City 'ast night, tic re.;ei ',sidefs
s,sK nasieK stthck' the Pacific Railroad at thsti
=. as!s morning i''sco them tlvo niles osst If
t.. th'!..on: Il9 Qualifications At araall. hare
&en strengthened with b&'ed hay: aud eter1
rsers~tson hAs hecn mAdu to stcftnl fi,at
poht;"lt b not known yet whvther tho
railroad. ~ =, ~en'e
, 1863-10-11

Some ofthe troops that werc dispatched
from Mcade's army. under Gen, ucoke,
70 reintorce Gen. nosccrans, moved from,
their enca1npments eouth Of the Potomac
u S.e7cnsop, xhich Is within forty miles
OF Chattanooga, in =:nets-se hourt,. the
remaining distance was marched On foot
IN tEo days =: :: .',~
VIC rresEme thst both the arm; corps
iErta tie Potomac are now With H. accraus;
II edition TO good mar T.. :lsspd troops
1ten Indiana, Ecnlucky and other points
la Western Tennessee. VIXEN 10 theu;
s1e added the troops moving to old Rosey'a
assistance tzom T1eksburg via. Corinth,
the ppehc may ret safcly In tho belief
.hAt he is, o. scoa will hk:, cut of danger
IRON any force Bragg can bring agaiast
hira
, 1863-10-11
FROM THE. ARMY Of THR
- v>- CUMBERLAND, !.
o1r Communications 4 gain Open;


NAFa1so1os Oct, 1e.-The I7u,.aunl
Extra :a4s: Tic Government lae dispatches
hom caat:1zoeea to Gttoutr s, aod otactal
dispatches from fAslvllle-au Of the most
cEcccirEtng character
Cen Mitchell overlook the rcbei csyalrr
OF The e'h, sc'oH steihcsllie a battle en-.
susd. We 7cuplcte.yr3E1h The rsc;cy. wao
l. !eN over. 100 1s:i On The trld, aud l.rys;
1"snbes wounded. The ,aiircad. torn ~ BY
the rebels, has been repaired, and telegraph:
ee1nnun'eatlon re-estao1isked. "
Ihe saeking OF sheltyvllIe by tic tcbcls
VAS disKsacefnl affair.
Bsgg'e hnmba.dme.t OF Cu.ttanooca wa
= acorurlete f.f1nr+ Y, a,r,.o, w. ~.
-e.,, 49, .,~.,s,a., asAs!9 ""a oaae' tx
""e411oss u''at3-
New f"ez, Oct. lo.-Tlc Ht-a!d las ths
Sotlow.ne:.
S,,,r,,,v or.
ate "ka's IN 111os
:<sssi'tt1 Contamination nth tic front.
80 NA-uINA7cH, Oct Ie-Lc,kcut 3{n.n.st,
from xlIel, R,sr, -n,fc,v,-. +o h,,-,h..s
usa" :, sa1 's'.'7 10 o'f.'esa
h"se''as' - 'e' stt. l.sacs- Lat. lhasa-
-tscs, thee c.la ~!l1.xat ay wagon road
.as .,". sse4 ,s.n g, ~. sas' IL a.";s boo. 's
A1u"a,' HsKs, "Iess Tue rooe' u1'fa'e2es
Afs natsa, II aaont NV ieet slgh, lhfec miles
freso Cha;;arcoG b.s road, ard two .nI1sa b
4. linz. Lookout Ncantatr and M.s.,,.na,T
taege nse:ls enel's Chastaneosa' which LES
! in basin ic-saea by TIE mountainous tAnSa
sreur1 1t.
bragg hs. an onen r,,,r,.d r,,o,,,,,,r.+,,,
,,,b ro,,c 49, ,s,.. -, ..,s..- soA
wa. 1'e4'e' 4'-a o'ne', "@a ALBANIA. ana
lu1d;ed aaa thirty ak rsi1eh distant, waenea
be can brig up 1an heayieat siege guns eset
ut f,e+h ttre. -,c;nt. Tho Es,w,h e.,11rr,-,..
49, .,~,,* -,;i.t r-,r. ~, ,,....s'
A1"es Ho:.. .sl's"as'oos>' Nso eon"
uected Tiers" sth hS railroad.
| >rs'or 7R1sosKRs rRex c7tNKAaAroA.,
~ rr..s.a ....:tA1 .As1ei 49, - ~ ~pe. @'-1 =
.,kaa H. ~. .,tia i. q ihe prisoners
, 1863-10-11

: S,r ron:.s- o1t iJ.-The Nsw York III:
,.nft cia3a:ch ~ lie following: ~ /
The .Pfc.idfnt kas completed big .enIy to
tie Missou1l- kansas 9cle,.~1lon. md tho aan:
nscstrt Ii nnw in tha haide = copyist ant!
will proluhly tt haa;.ed to the e. Ns:aan, ~.
Drake, to-morruw. The Kansas delegates
prrscn&tt utsttrcine antrezs, a.k.ngg, tr:t,
Tint :hk. E:ate 10 tnAIc Into Sefara at4 separi-
ulent or secondly, ta.t Ger. ecboheld .'e r..
uoTed, ard = Gtucrai,who batter rndt1s!4uds
TIM requirements of the de1%stEect te cub
diluted. 20 the tlrtt proposition, Nj. Lin
coin Il reported 10 h.re replied thai &c could
ste no oLjtctiens to maliug ksaash into )
sccx,7tt department, provided thoss are no
military chstac!ts' FROM military roint o.!
view. Ecvcsal con.1.!s1ops hare t1kpa r!sca
upon this and tie Other points betWeea lie
ptrtidoot nEd I.s 6e eeretasy Of Ws1: Nothing
is p*s!,iytl5 ~ 10 the 'eoncinsto1. ar
fiTca At bY tie 1tefidant. hut. those most In.
te1cetcd Incline 10 :!is belief fha. haasas will
be made separate department, and that Gen :
StheEeh 1pl net be rrnorcd, hat that or
dt.s Hllt bc itEced directing Cor. G&1oele to
eA1ry ont .ome, II Iot at, The reforms asked
for BY tie con4m!ttee-: In tbs eoaEsA o. thc
conference with tbs committee, The President
assured t.lt1L ,lt1t tx election u JudSef r.
Mi.tou.i, In November, shbuld be protected; :;
Tho delegates, are, tncr-f,se, sangea:e 81 sac'
rct9 At ftst pu11k
, 1863-10-11

tB Dick Aerrick. has fallen cat or two
. ata la:ess special to tho CA;csso organ of
H. rebels, He ttates that he addressed ou!J
so,N' people at zanesrt!1c. onlo.' All tes
osher t~o1ds ssere 5000 each, according to
.ais yeIa>1cus = authority. Tie supreme mod!
sas5 OF 1hs '5oung man IL most rotteesh9e Id
Els specials i. the seceah coacsrn-< He in!
sa!sab'y styles hjaself the Hon. & r. r. Mer.
rex. Whes or HOW I'D hd CONG ~ tint
as'e: ais f4'hes Vas ~ .'',honatalle'' for
1er Teekt, bling John Tyle.ise ,neubor to
toegsst: nom 2ary1 1aad 1ietrIcs~ Are TILES
iraer'tet il this couut:r as among tic Bat;
l.l Rnhllisys !. TIN ha.*3nnny MAN. fclecysnhs
In. Tho 1as> R-T- AeszIek pe,leet1y anpIh,:
lated BEongh n,d The Uniosists, aud Hh.-rr-
haven't 81 oo peanla fsa upca hlt a,oq asase.;
feoplo hereabcr:e wonder On vhss n,ea.
1his c*4sf tedA .tha. he h. g7oxn 50 great
aEa honorable. Did ht eet The pretx iro1n
n sesSat sa4f With ptr. R'bb, 4hei ID -.
trtsh ii { nLds Ct our realcrs,
, 1863-10-11
- FROM PHILADELPHIA.
| The. Campaign i in i. Penn
..;'s ;,... !: :! sylvania.;;.' ~
Imposing 4 Reception Of 'Goy;' Curttia
Splendid Union Demonstra,, !
'''' -iou---60, 900 :Preerne1i in !:
-. -, ''%''''',t'.: - Council, ;''''+:'''+ i,

.spsalal p!spAsta - LIE gds.xo 7rsu.aa.1:
Go = cutin. reception tbt., .tszaots oe. M,
:vesy n tpT4iasle- "a ot 3 goQ hn,, i )
fasn es ;o'tea hIn through ihq s,ty, attended
w tAe p 'e9lbsss Of, u: Union League ana
Satioaal Crlon Ciub, ,,, ., iii. ,.,,al !,
!. 1hsse Il ~ lmmepse 1pect!pg ,tnuIehi ia
iatepeat'enes sqaA1c.' Cutlta .was. .rsoelx-4
.~]th ths wlAtsst anthusiasm. =. liz, apqke
nearly an ,hous ap!d ,ths greatest app huaa
H. Was fplfoxeA ~ Other. rfpyis,u.ly .snt
npunesd,. Az IL 4tsrela aFp crowded. ,rttk
people: flI.y ,thoReaud, people aso around
~ S4paie. The toschl,gh1 procession, mum.
ecss oyez twca.y :Aan4and, ard .,is tha. ups.l
sytr zeen in 1til4elphI%, :Its march .liaz,+
pl.l. the splen:lor: q lxnt ana music, 1Qyai
barnet ,tbe QtatcninY eAeera, I11sds = aepyso u
anE .sali'.sled: T c.cItctasnt Al rhlladelphi1
IS a.teu'blsd u aena. the.loJA eauAe., - ,
The route Of tia prussss!oa through The
principal stseets nas lung, Hit.. ,9ag$ and
..tt4arsFassncies, and was thought Tie largest
tF!oI!Ha .s!ef knorn u iac e,ty,. .,:..,-
, Al psnut,lyanA Sqnr1s, 1r,g,uacen;. d..
p!a5 of lte9esk. WA made, Ealiaduipbfa
!. l. lthra.ly on lso with ardor.. Tie ayept, of
to'u'xEs: Prove, hat ass .naIosl.y ..ar thu
!. G4lsn:: vii bef greater .ban tho Y4rmest
Gtslqh of tie. .eapse l,ul buliered. ... 49,
Nothing IN the Presidential :car.ijp1aIs ! sur.
r.ssc1 this Demonstrated, ~. /,
The late De=oera,ie mass meeting xns
ene ttnsh ii Large as this, md Il thl!adtslpAls
e2n sl,eak for ths State. cu3tIa viii bc elected
by fort3 thousand. -
, 1863-10-11

WasnsN"7oS, o.. 1b.-Lsst NIGHT, = Marty
q zncru1r1 5 3er:elas E1prcd 10 vsi:oua i,cai-
lit: en- TIE south efdo Of tie I'o.etnar, hi
e!udtny Bailey. Csuss Roafs. Tlls- Caunca'
ard Nu1son'6 H1lI. AID robbed the 1cnaalt-
1Hts ef yarsous amounts ct nicuny md o.hcr
va.n.at,e6. Thej exhibited u, l:ttft r5Llae -!
II their der-edA.!onf, - 1ks Gsst 1ameI plar-'
Z Fiteiu. .tE<er r1i!ts II Fort Rtshsrd.,a a. aod,
nc ether points ,:.stec t5 tner A:e IN peox.,
.E'ct: Cha2'at,ls .,s,..ycd i. tbs ctr a,y,.
: S;ses: s ::.osa t:s Ahar Ptisoa 81 ::el1noaa.i
eAralF-; Q. Tayiar, 3th r.<algan ca7a,:1:
E:W: Brady. 1lo,h r:Ao:--B. {. Eserta:,, ;:
e'sh 1'-nn,. l.. Il, r.ndneY. 13.s n. +, .:ar.
as-y.;L r. ban, G.s' Nd:. lanes Itlr-:,
lio.ii Ot'1. Ttese g..GG91eI Ill lI.'. IL 10,
G.n .Iiitoy's 7ad.
, 1863-10-11

The adsrt.e msjprltieA in the above S,Ates,
e1ccl't In New .1stsey. it will b. eeen, wrre
cs1nrafntlvelr snnal3.. Then. TOO, tue people
were dltTirsted; the war k.d uost t1.>anr-
aglrg 11ok unde: TIC to!as cocduct OF thoae
thrre atick.in. .,Leuud heroes, Mcclellan,
Ruc1' ard IIa!leek. and over haf .a.ll,ou
Of eoid:e1. the 1.srer ahare Of them voters,
lad 1ues been c*llct fspla their homea. Tltere
1A-c probably three hundred taoasana voters
at-ezt fscm the S,ssea mentioned above,
shuc.:cr.ths Of whom. ua.tcs differing ra9s1y
from other. toldiers. H.,al3 h.re voted t.e
u.ion ticket had they been It home Tn.
du these cisrumsssuees, It Is 70: 20 very
slrabkG that The Cotpeslea4ie acEiesod VIC
tories. i q.
, 1863-10-11


The news fTru Mi.souri is beginning
:. ,aestat m alarming 1a,asc A power
tal torer ID rrlnls IL in possession Of the
pae;ar Bailrn.a ii California, Is a.asiou
,scpt trent5 &c inllts werl d JaEtssoa
tsy. Ia Moritsau county. DconyiIlu,
tbirty milcs uor:h, Is Threatened, and Sc
I:ha, whe-r there -nrc large Government
flores aud h,ayS stock Of railn'at lnrnt.
'sa,c, Is IN danger. In their immunity
i'm danger, thu. .gucHl1a> hayc robbed 10
r.!i,!es only ihrtc njl's lrtt, Pilot Knob
.u1{e y. but. olc fArn7abi4 lido to this
st..e It thtres acd tia: L. s;:hofe1l ulu>t
rag for time fgl,tsns rni,n urn aud
,o.n hts attention to thc rebels. !,
The news frcm tie CAMPAIGN In Ohio
Laei better hnl l~.ter, and unless The
,noei s:apcu.ious frauIs arc pcrt,e,r.ted
HreaEh xill. sEefp the State By h.nl.
.ztuc sota 1t hoaas-ss vote wllul, the sol
Lict SIT Jill: :anunt-ir high -
The ScE Orleans esoouJcn, or tbc
\. y. Ns'I <ruds a story ri The slcfe1t 81
!T1don ei 1!eszva's division N. ator5auia
s.out. t*eniF.five mile, north Of I,ort
Hudson, IN Which VT lost several hunSn..i
Killed and wu,'adct. and 1900 prisoners
~ It Is tie C"1rnrhcatl ~er..nn Of the
esht it can eTentuate no worsc, and we
lo:e much hitter In b1iisian, little
s.ts.ty ski,uts1 Grar Franklin, tlt TnI,n
tosdes wrre waol]y, successful, and tho
1rad leader was killed.
:. TT. Raleigh stsaL,nd, DESTROYED. bv #
Eoh II: Georels suleia:s for it, bold cx.
pEcsslons osa'nst left. Davis, Ats been II:
1iEeJ
Tic old keystone State iz On fire viii
loyalty The -allsnt Iurt;a reached Phil.
'tc':h'a on Saturday night, and Fus n!
eet7ed b.. an immense outrourins Of tho
1eopse, with ,nussc, t4ssA banners. trans;
2a?ncies RET: ilsewnrks. During tin,
tvenlns he addressed sooo0 people il In.
dependence stsua-c-probally the 1arrc.,
sudicaee eTcc assembled en- this continent
t's8A ont 'o1 elunGe1 In t'ennsylvania next
Tuesday: =,
n: Methodist Convention at Spring
Ge'd, Ii, have pas*etl thereeoluticn ac.ins,
s:averT. OILY eight cut Of one hundred and
lh'tty-se'eu voting III tavor Of the peculiar
INSTITUTION. 4 pulpit built Up On tie toll
=: men and women, and d congregation of
nee %teale1s and women-whip1ers would
te vastly more appropriate situation Tor
'hese 1oTen Of the institution than
>hurclea in the free North. ltvasan i'm.
Fess.'e c''ss to The day, the administer.
aE q the oAta of loyalty by Gov. Fa,es.
ut viii subject the Conference 10 a denun.
:;at;un as About;on,sts hv thc 80
csh ccncen IN this ciity--takine
tse oath -o1 loyalty being sutii-
ient cause to provoke lis haired.
, 1863-10-11
FROM NEW RlEANS;
!, reported fp Defeat Of eea, Her
r. B = 1on's Division, ~. r;
Oi'A' LOSS SEVERAL ilrsnnrRt
,hhMlEll, AND WOUNDED AyD" F!
- PRISONERS,
DEFEAT OF REBEL CAV
:. j. 80: AIRY. :. ~.

II
NEw Yong, Oct. !n.-rhe s.c,,ne, Ey.:n,r., lin.
snr ho!a Se~ orls.ns ths .A afr,rc1 1't .h1.
r. r. N: AmcrE hss passengers sse MI. uep.
t,,' s:,t.op' egnmoaors Go:dsaeeo. aud d, ,slok
'o1alsst, apd 1Gl rebel otieers - i,rlaones.,,
Ae1tfs Or TO +th tnst stA.o that tho lrat.
laaiItfls OF r. 19tl Army Corp4 wsre zc4.
Ftatk:la- On tic 81 acays1iy AT.
m'eh occurred between cu,o7c,
Oafi4a commanding, and :he sehels uDoe,
cast ,s1a!ste, ard resulted IN Ito ,et:c.! of
shs Tes'=.s a our 1tst dso, s4ulsss being mar.
'ai'5 "onadcd, sn2 Co1. Dayts capturing !,
piece Ct rebel artillery. No gustleF sxbe, de i
1nouet:a:lors had zlace beer. N i'd.
las srala Of the l3ia AID l9!h army corp.
+ wraexec'!ent !. !. ) -
:, Tte sumor4 ef the burning OF the town +.
hofganzA s'tte hon4 tha Ge,ts1cuon, hr OF:
t losstt ::r dsfe;aslTa parpnaes Of a lumber cf
buildings in the ousskl,ts.
SEw YoaN, Oct. tn.-Th- 1TvrtE. Ne rf,r,
leans l correspondent haa tto folip Wing impor.
taot news: Gan Logan horers around Baton
Aonge' AID clouds os mounted inftiran 'rsc.
gers hoSer along the r!yc1 In tht tisht bank
from llonAldacnyillo 10 The ,nouih Of Rs,,
idseF, aad. on. the lsfs bank f;os B.tna
kougf, and oltcn below thai point to Match!
'ez aud heyon..
Gen. 1lerton's division /. 1t Moss4ulL, or
AoFEa2'a Bend. on tho right hank, about :.3
nslea abosn rott Hpe.a=s. and had bsea IN!
gagged for seEesat days tn tkir1aish!ag with
body, as they SUPPOSED, Of sac.i1la4, Thu
teosn becoming moro daring and annoying,
6sne1al D4ca. now in command or n4rr.nft
division, ssat on. number Of reslucr3 I'd
re! tue enemy and ascertain lis s.,oaxtl..
I1e enemy mas felt and .sosed himself much
100 strong Tor tho totce sent against LIN. a
sa'c's engagement cn.oea, ,rceuttIuS 10 los4 to
the Cnlon army G: several lunlscL kllel and
hoQuded md efso.sl- QtteAn hsnd{rd prtson,
ess: thfs took I'la.e Oh Tura1ay. tht anh
MI. elnca thtn thu rebel f1rccA h,ye assnu,
"a the Offensive and aSt pressing Dana't men
With scch siso. that the ganbaats aayo ben
called IN to aid in repclsias TIC ensry. All
the sugar houses: Ind nil other stsuct1rcs
e'annihs u the way hare been 1eye1eI 10 tbs
ground. bnt 1t Ia reported tl.a. sti.l the Rua.
tcass can be Of li:le se4.tce, owing to thu
nun,ercas bluffs In that sicin!sy,
Tic seec!s are still ,hsrs md WIN do zre,,.
er 1aiach1tf Gen U.,us i. nut reinforced;
THIS body of Contcdsrasc*l h said 10 b. under
tho eoma*nt! Of Psiaec PoI!grac, nov Ing
General In The Provisional army Of tie Con.
!edera*e ftatta. ~, ...>- IS.
= fhc ruth Ii, 1esnfo1setneuss are salty need.
"a hr1c, and mill they are secalrod; tho pco..
.rle OF the Nortt6 feed not expect to hea, Of
apsth:rg being done Il this Dep4stnso. tx.!
.yt4a tlc mere holding Of the nam~
, 1863-10-11

lsois1sorsald that he had dup1ic,.c, ~ - =
A'at'efst 1a'.a'. Aiae-a11,y and t:nyo',
eea otneF HotfA, ui:ich he vou,t .. "a r.. =
a. a. tos a. u4ere islulnk au.a, say asIT- :.
ofce advanced The Id IN. md m n....;.n ., a
.'As'' I'll" Protector CHARMED M. A w.,
ss. ssu'e account of ldh gvo7ostea. tyAy.,s in rn
,,.' ,re' ~ hsd bern: In tAe ne,d with unvl
s..' 49, L5ea.~s Noda.ink Murchi.ou. md
i.u,9 i.. sea was hand IN k!orr NTH ttr,, a.,
~. N :, ,'slss many Interesting Incident. a,
hasch 10 felatod.s tlo Jl,p;.,ed 10 ths ..,on -
! 4'hse .fi.lon IT VI. l., letters viii h \. 80
received Tom thu, Academy Of s,lencs =. =.
rails, thanking him for tAa eests-ch, >. vn,ss ~
e,,.,. 10 .aa i1aas 10. petroleum. Mr. 4.
.e'.e''atsd li.itclf upon til. ae,u,,a,.
A"ee 10 >had' n.ahc. ard VI, nS,
eones.nea =. dl;lng tbs d.y u1ou sr,s,.,
oeeaetens rtea ,tht Professor reft a .,n.,,
Joft a" MI. a. reached ronr vexe., uust,os.
+ 'efessaesng II oiIu.on, on hIs. par,, .,t,,
&ounc IL "as'tlpa eiIcct Of shu o opiass1s,. ;. n
Aat tahn fsufesscr not onlyfnr.H,latt@s III,
s''i WIN As: A b.. viii, ,ie' entiry f,rn,,x /.
aud especially s4tu1rdd tho re.pfr: Md t,.."s,
- .ne little daughter. 10 ~Aatu liz p:otnl.sl
eao A.ale slutk sn1sea pigs 1Tis uacla. soh,
e.tDsla Owen, when 10 ;rs.u,ped fro', II.
t"n' ulate et hsf1es:'xoe;h. them hons vl,h
la'in. hna lnit = sooa is Ii arrival u Sov
Harmony where bin ,noihsr lives. N, sto,r,
Ae-'o t1tm on. Aeca1dlne,y, The Little rirl
Ifst&red q box and a n&st, snd aet a.+ax.
'ct"g III readiness fs,r the ar.lsa| Of tho min .
"a pigt. which Ie-er will ar:lye, and he. 1,tt,.
lra1t Is veil nigh tsetea.
On surt4} evening the Professor b,,s Mr.
j. a SCE dial rss,t hva s,.<, If.
,,n n,rt - -. 80, 49, ~t4 'e't ao5 tne 1ou-li-,
Faft y. LUG s'Ase, w'sh h1a fossilA, 1ssn
49,. ~utaus' anu eight dollars. fetaArkins 10
str -. ttAs be nu.t to Ia Nashfnp.on -.
from tut t.ne. and xo,,t -. "esA
hoot, H. ~ o" euee t4hu on tho
~ -. ~ .a se':eo. ue departed, aad
usa aest Jay IT, 4. learned his ,eaI Character.
ito1n tho Chicsrp T,,pCxr ~
: Mr. A. rA,,as.rt. IT,, !!
t,'.,.. ~. ,'!, ~" ~ aoont tre isct ak
, 1863-10-11
FROM ST.. Louis, /:
The .inralon Of. Missouri;
OPERATIONS OF GUERnLAe
- :. '-.--- ..---- :
fSret!1l DtGp4tea 10 the Chtest., -r-fh,,

tsTeesA Dapatea 10 the Chicago TsIanno,1 !,
ST. lot1s, t.ct. 1o,h, 1s1s.. !
shelby And IN Eresi saog base spa.scd
kou:h OF tho Pacific rai.soad and r... nfc.u!
fornis station, on,J tweht5.a DIRE u1;ss dom
1sterron otty;,. They entered ca1,io.uI. th,s
morning. Passenger from Upton, hut
nlsht, states Lat /: VA. lelfssed there. that
aitef teastrgr2 she rs.iro.1 and bur1.aa ,.;a
'.aatine hridse ahg, s'yrscn.e, thv 1eb.Is de-
sigaed moving on Louisville, Al ei1or, ~ !.
beng made to sur:oant and ca7,r:. .hs
@ :. .ols q 'ae rebels, instead u pursuing, md
a'aeklns ne1 Ia itoat. 4 collision, hd~!
slasvitaaAe. !~.';;:,s >: So: -
on sun&a1 might LIST oat Of IL, mort ,,,,; :;
snR 9aer1;A raids Wa secasar rl.hei Ia, nrn.,,
way, OF ~h:sh NC h.yt ,uy .ctount ,,n,;,-
this ""s. Leesown was charged upon nns
nc ssofebause ri j. J. L. Eo;l.n.- ,ohb~s
osdss goods, toen, &C., = lie anonot Of
, 1863-10-11

c.rE RACE, Oct, Tho, s:s1m.h,, Cit,
of Faltlniose, from Llvtrs~ i Sept. ;U:h, nj
Vnsfne:own Oct lst. ras.ed This point .,
g ci"ek this. Friday. morning. 49,
Ten London Tx. EiTes cur1rrcy 70 a &c,
ro't that tie {tbe. F!ec r. 'cstdent. Al.x.adt.,
H.. Stevens, ;haa sailed 70: Fra,ne; falI;
empowered IL Eake n treatv Hitu M
Empts7'r NaFoleon tf1r, the recognition II ths
Southern Gorfccetacv :on On ,r,a1rclpi.!1 "a
The 7insts MIRO gives .nmor th1t C.rf,s.
ta Mcar Il sss,s.usol seeyrs aad sj9t7Is tht
The Meai.sn Crnwn arrnsalsou ~oald ID
recs ed'hy AsSlmiaian on It'd ID nj .,ci o,sr
-, It was rntpored that Eng1tnd d. p-opu.rj d
thss the title Of Russls to Fcl1nd .ahcutd be
1DnntFH =, a. ~