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HEADQUARTERS Army OF TIE POTOMAC,
SeuteYuber 13. 13{3

Gen. Pleasanton reached = position three
skirmigfipg with the enemy, we captured
gums and about 10 prisoners. The I'd army
corps now occupies Culpeppez.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13-Thc 1Ymes' corres-
pondent with the Army Of the Potomac
writes on tie 10th, t}iat it Is believed TINT
Ole corps Of Lees army or about one-thlrd
Of. the army under Lopgstrcet Is moving to
Richmond. There Is to be transferred TWO
divisions Of it to the southwest and one to
Charleston.
Hoods division left Fredericksburg on
Tuesday last for Richmond and thence for
Charleston. This seems to indicate tlat the
rebels in Virginia will remain entirely On the
defensive for the coming campaign, which
eYcry one here counts upon before winter.
, 1863-09-14
Ul)ita9o Gribnrre.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,-136S.


IL
The news from Charleston is exciting
sId glorious, and eloquently propheaies
tle approaching downfall Of that pestifer-
GUS next of traitors Our datcs are nm tn
Tic morning Of "Wednesday the 9th inst.
Ut which time, when the A1rro left. the
bsmba1dment was proceeding with great
ft1y. Rebel dispatches, however, repre-
stnt all quiet On the 10th, The SUMMARY
c! events may be briefly stated thus:
Morris Island is comolctelv in nossess,on
cf Gilmore. Warner and Gnccc hav;no
7,cc, acr.tad rha;,.m.s;,.se e..,,,.. et
The crac,,a1;onc o~a +-;a;1. o..er..;.- ..,; y.
nn1v to,;;no+aa1 ,sa1oss I ' .....ss - = os-~AS
nscfr, nr;eoners srha - 49, 3,ana . ~ .ss.,~ ss
r,or;nr +nrnoaaas ~ ~. a ~as:..s. ~ "o.A go,
however is ;n,nor+on+ -. ~ c;,.aa.,;s ss>. -.
,,erics. in nrocness nj c,,m1,;,s,s ro;at ~;
nlace the citv nj 1,;a ,n.r,v r. 1Sa.,1
h,;c nnd. potta-r b. = - 7.a:s
,,t S,,1;;rs,,te. Is,ona ~. ~
nhiccts of ottac1- +ho for,,e- ~ s,s,sh -
tlreaav nearly IT,, du ~o,nsot ~ 49,. 49, - -
.,1o.;or rr =. ,oaa..;.s -. ~,
;srna,, VILLAGE ~, ,,,a ;z,a,a h.. 1,aa~-.s.,~
,,cstrfved f'v onr sbe,,e svn,+o~ ~ 49, .. 1,aa'
stormc1 ,,,e reen1t 1>a;,e ~ .,.f.za.s,,s. - 49, -
us. Tins matters ston5 While 10 sn~-
'5ous]v link everv n,;nrto c,r fras. +;d:na.
of snccesc Fo-+e Ioh,.to. p;.,a- -
cost,c p;uc,nor e+~ona eo-4,a aa..;as, ] '. a-a
vct tn In rrcrco,na 10 Hr1,a~one s,,a11 ..H
1at+cr;oc oro -ot - ~ o-o.aa.na hn4 s .~a
material ncs;,,ts ara ,ow =, 4ha ,.rasr ~ r"s ne
{;;]mor. ,na nsn1orn,Nths E dost1,et;op @ ~ ~
: Charleston and the comn1etc Enhancement
Of the blockade,
: Gen, Grant has been the recinicnt Of
worthy houors at New Orleans. where hc
is now with Gen. Thomas. the guest Of
Gen. Banks. The latter has issued an or
der opening the Mississippi river to trade,
snn;tct on1y TO the usual Custom House
restrictions.
The death Of the rebel Gen. Mocruaer
is confirmed, He has met the same fate
with the infamous Van Dom. There are
few vices LETT to be dcyclopcd by the
<tsu1n Of all yillanies."
THE New York naners are filed with
Senator Summers oreat lecture on "Our
Foro;,n relations : The 1ectnre occ,1n;es
.>,.o. .1,xoa ,.,..c ,f o7oe,,,,-eo+ ,,o++or orr
t,ondonsot;an of which 1ror1d he imnose;.
10 NJ the late honr 10 mo wr;t;no
Tho o47,oo 80 +ho Da,a;11, m r. stand.
z,., rr;oh ,o,o1.1r co,te,,ed +he rau,orl.
,h1e art;c1c antaron;sf;c tn the rebcl t,or-
.,rnrcn, bas heen destrove5 hv Georr;a
.o,a;ore ,rd :, ratnr, the fr;onas oe f1,n
c,a,.,,ord 1,.vo aaetro,,od 4bo 1aff nav;a
, 1863-09-14
FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsu1x6roS, Sept. -, 1889.
TIE WAn IN tlHGLNLa~ =
The mooted question as to the strength Of
The rebel army On the Rappahannock, and
Lees snclinatleus, will eoon probably be SCI
lied. It Is pretty will ascertained that Long
streets corps has been sent South, one diyi-
elon going to Charleston and two others to
reinforce Bragg. Both Ewel1's md Hills
cor1s, which have occupied tho country be-
tween Culpepper and Gordonsvillc, hare fall
en- tack beyond The latter place.
FROM CHARLESTON.
From gentleman just up from Charleston
we elearu that the recent disastrous repulse at
Sumter waa the result Of an effort on the part
Of naval commander to obtain tho exclusive
distinction Of capturing that fort. General
Gilmore had planned an assau1. with five
hundred picked men, which. would uudoubt-
cd]y have been successful. While pcrf.ctiog
his preparations he learned that Admiral
Dah1gren was about making a similar attempt
with tcrce Of sailors. Flo ct once desfsted,
and awaited the result of the naval attack.
The force in Sumter was, Il seems, underes-
timated by the Admiral, and in consequence,
the attempt failed, with the lo2s Of half the
men engaged in the expedition. It IL isreported
that a letter has been received from Gilmore
IN " hich he Inquired whether he would be
justified under the law Of nations In bom-
bariipg Charleston to an extent whfch might
cauEe its destruction. Tie Instructions given
IN reply arc said to fully justify destruction
of tile city if the military authorities refuse
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Arrivals at the Soldiers Homo.
The following are the arrivals at the Soldiers
Home since on. last fsaue:
j. C. CrandaN, e, 18th Wis; ". C.andau, B,
25th Wis; D. Graham. B. o5th Wis: WA. Count,
G, 4sth Ind G; Eich.odl, 3, Cd Wis. Cay: u.
CdrhcmE, Il, I'd Wis. Cav: J. Sttll, c, 9Th Mich;
r. Wahalop, Il, % Wis. Cav: n. Rteycr, Il. I'd
Wis: Cav; +: 4. Blood, G, S3d Wis: J; D; ao6sr,
E, % " T. Mosson; 7, Sosh ~; J. .. s9ather-
Gl.a.on, gun boat; Fred Burwister, F. a7th Wis;
j. Sewar1, F. 18th Iowa; 3. Olsen. D, 81 Mich.
Cav; E. &. Young, Post G. II. Dept.
, 1863-09-14
FROM CHARLESTON.
Details Of the Capture Of Wag.
ner and Gregg.
GEN. Gllfk0RE'S BATTERIES CON-
MAkD the CITY.

GEN. GlltaoRE's BATTERIES CON-
MAhD the CITY. :
New YoRK, Sept. 12--Thc steamer Aago,
Eom Charleston on Wednesday evening, has
arrived. The 1ronsides and Monitors were
still shelling Moultrie. Sumter had not sur
rendered. The union forces were erecting
works to shell Charleston. No attack on the
city had been made.
new YORK, Sept. 1e.-The Worlds Wash
irgtou special says: Rumors are current to.
/ day that Charleston has been burned, but
they cannot be traced to any reliable source,
We have, however, authority for stating that
Gen. Gilmore waa determined, II, when ne
got full possession of Morris Island, and
Gen. Bcauregard did not SURE der, he would
throw ineendla1y shells into the city for the
purpose Of destroying it, Us cover and base
Of supplies for the Confederate forces.
/ The Ismes has q long letter from Morris
Island, dated Monday, the Sth, =
Wagner and Gregg were eyacuated By the
rebels Inst night at L. o'clock. Gen. Gilmore
must be assigned the honor Of another sp1en-
o1a Hlunpa. Ane 1asAn na'e ooa' tnei1
duty faithfully and well.
me QUITS ana STRIPES no" no@' o'e' sno
'oitlncat1ons.
ee'enty prisoners 1nciuo1"s capaa'n' eur
gecn, and navy lieutenant were captured BY
PARTY under ccn,naand Of Major Sanford, Of
the 7th Pennsylvania. The prisoners we're
eI3eavo1ing to push off in boats from Gregg,
| and were inffrcarted 1ly n11r men Mho vera
-.lu 49, ~ 0"- tAASA' "1S "S'o
0." IL oeats.
1ne sunS IL JUL 4o.1e ".as el'Aeo'
/ Haen oa7 totees enteseo "asne', ne'a'eo
1ose leaolng 10 'ne iaogazlae "as o'sco'eieo
ana eA1'neu'sneo' ~" "omeats aoo
tet'lnc explosion "oo1o 0a'e cnsueo.
Lee guns 1ouno IN wagner conslst o. n7e
Ias'l no"1zer7' tWo ee}se no"llzefs, TWO
co1nmnlade' TWO riaed pieces, three CANNON
aues' on7 se'se iootla1' ana one helo piece
In Gregg were found three mortars and
1no uea pieces, ihaA1n complement OF
h'ne'een guns OF various callore IN the two
"efAk. Dill 1e" OF Tue guns are IN good con-
oat'on. Most o1 1hem arc completely and
forever oasaoled.
Ihe oomoproo1 OF Wagner has not been
penetrated
Inside ~as discovered man dying from
wounds, and near him two dead bodies.
The garrison, numbering fifteen hundred
men, escaped IN boats, with the exception Of
the persons aoore mentioned.
The first intelligence wo had Of the eTacua-
tien vas brought by three desertere, who
caue 1ntc cur nnes At O'CLOCK q. m. Nune'
rous tospedoes are scattered over the prem
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VEGETABLE DEFAH1AExT.
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Nen1 advertisements. .
SOMETHING n 2 " !,
FOB TIE
Living and the Dead.
TYNAX'S PATENT
Indestrastible Burial Cases,
FOR THE MILLION
This Invention re:a.es 70 ucw aad tmp1ored mod
OF construction and In5h OF
WOOD COFEINE.

Tns taysE.aa Tsa;ss s.S e anew and dsm0sose1 mode
WOOD COFF1NE,
Whereby n srts;s g produced conba!sE he cas4c-
FEsassBiffTx nHn OF Of 1aoS. aad the sTasnllrfT q
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2:S ssfsE
z ao, sgssy profession and 1slasloa IN society hsYa
PATENT RIGHTS FOR sALEBT
8. D. sPI<AGUE, Haydenvllle, masa.,
Agent Tor n1rcls and Rho4e Island.
Czn be seen at the City Hotel, Chicago,
s:1tn7131:
NEW YORK. sept' 7th' 1862
LEAVE APPOINTED
MIR. GEO. E. STANTON,
OF the city OF Chicago, sols agent for
the sale Of the celebrated
cHhMPAGuE VllES
Ofthe House Of
c.. II. MI u IA Nl :,
Also, for the Houses Of
?. 4. Mumm, - Hook Wines.
4. Meller & Co., ---- uaret Wines.
Chauvot Labau:1e, Burgundy Wines.
Gee. sayer & Co, - Cognae Brandies.
FIR. DE BARRY.
The above ce1eb1 ted Wines nrc now
offered TO the Trade, and for pr1yate
At NEW YORK PRICES,
ADDING FREIGHT.
GE0RGE F., STANTON,
1876 Lake Street.
sei2- 2-rree5 net
, 1863-09-14
FROM ST. Louis.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfionne.l

1snecial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribnne.]
ST. LOUIS, Sept. "a, 1868.
The 9th Wisconsin infantry left the city
to-day for a new destination not made pub
lie.
The euerrillas who attacked the freight
train at Sturgeon yesterday morning, num-
bered about one hundred, and were led by
one Bob Hunter. They piled the ties upon
the track in order to throw the train of. The
ties were also piled upon the side OF the
railroad track to form 4 barrlc.de to fire from
behind 1t On the train.
passenger on tho train narrowly escaped
being shot, bullet having passed within. an
inch Of his head.
Another company OF the Sd Arkansas regi.
ment, negro; has been filed and are already
at Helena: The other tTo will report there
next weak.
Generals Morgan aud Smith, Thayar and
Reed leave tomorrow on the Jno. Warner
to ioin their commands ut N. Orleans.
The Express robbe1s have been indicted ant
the Morgan brothers committed to jill.
Smith waa bailed for fire thousand 1ol
lars.
The Government Securities.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-Siles of fy
zoe on Saturday amounted to $a37 500. Ds
i Uverie. Of the bonds arc made to Augu:
18Th. The Treasury Department has coz
plettd arrangements fer more prompt d
i livery Of bouaH. '-'
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- C. q. i9CRIVz-y, -.1:srisS!s:} AGe'.s, 70
Dsay3o7 s:rte Is a11ter!-It y reeeart Gt!Ts:.;s'
e.ents fcr I'll. GE3 ez- .he !<tszt.3 .drtha7es.tTe
/ !R.geAs.
, 1863-09-14
FIFTH DAT.
RocEronp. Sent, Il, 1868

7 ROCKFORD. Se{E, II 16d3
IT Wns the intention Of the managcrs to
commune the Horticultural Fair until 13
Of the weather this morning induced them to
abandon tte idca, und the Fair msY be said
to have virtually closed on Friday evening,
The meeti1 6 then adjourned to meal at
Alton, On the 18th Of December ped. NV
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4 rayal mode Of removing distractions has.
been adopted by Gen: Gilmore, namely, the
employment of rebel prisoners iu this duty
It is justly supposed that the rebels kn9m %
o1,its rs we'll If not better, how to handle
their own Internal machines than do onr. IN
men, and thus their risks may possibly be
lees, Our soldiers and Eailors are enthus1as'
tically in far6r Of the neU arrangement.
, 1863-09-14

nTASONIC.-There will be 1ssg
ITt MIR C3aycca.tou Of L7f;5e cite .Chapter No ?.
]. a, H., at tce M1s,1tc Ten3is this (af0SDAI)
erenrE. 1s ~ o'clock. IL; baslaGsS = nd ; Tovk
&ti mn ~. L. EEkA9H. 44Ettl31ys
, 1863-09-14

BoRIICCIICEAL UTLKMESTE-
Lot a111Iascest and best collection Of Horti-
cultural Implements:
1st i4en,, U: Hevey, CHICAGO, ,:..;:: $50
flower fiancs, noss aiutings ottrartct universal
attention, Abd received tic warm commentator nor
Only Of tue Committees but Of the people IN attend
anec on the E1tr,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20

and, if he rebel authorities should decline
to accept the cf"r made to them, through
the Emperor OF the French, they would
be put completely in the wrong, and the
Southern people, who are tlroughly sick
o. the war, would be very likely to ri.c
nsainst them, and bring back their people
by counter revolution, to say nothing
OF the probability Of Napoleon compelling
tic f'chmond cabinet to succomb, by
sending his legions now in Mexico across
the Texan frontier, by aiding the Union
arms to crush the rebellion by land and'by
sea, and by enisting in the interests Of
pe"ce and tic cause of humanity, Tie
whole civilized world.
We shall therefore, look forward with
great interest to the reply of NAPOLEON,
and hope that NOT only will it he ravora
be tut that his diplomatic negotiations
may be completed in time to rcrmit the
PRESIDENT to call for the fourth of july an
extra session Of Congress; to represent ev.
cry State North and South, East and West,
and thus to solve The problem Of pcrma-
nent reare, and what George Washington
declared to be the first essential to the
very existence OF the States rs nm indie
pendent power, ''Lhe di:soluLle Union
under one Federal hcad."-N. y. Ucr-
att, 21M.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO, 3.

ALL Confederate officers and men who
have been captured and r"roled in Virginia or
Maryland, II. any time from the beginning of
hostri;,vs to Tie ! st Of November, 1862 have
been July exchanged. and are hereby SO de.
clarcd.
2. All Confederate officers and men who
hay" been delivered at ATkcns Landing, on
James river, at any time previous TO the 1l,h
of November, 1862. have been duly exchanged
aud are hereby declared
9. All Confederate officers and men. who
A"vs bee" delivered at VisksL"rs MJfseirr,
previ"nS to the LIT of November, 1895, and ill
cluIing said date, have been dnly exchanged,
and are hereby $" declared.
r,,; ROBERT oVLD' -iy'A c' A:se'a"ye.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
20 q -ea---------
THE SKIRNiiSH IN THE VALLEY

The Rockinham Register of the 9Th IN
stant, says:
The Yankees down the Valley. we arc
pleased 10 state, have found out That Gcn,
eral Jones will fight! At least that is the
opinion they entertain Of him since his
interview with them a week ago, at Maur.
Town, IN Shenandoah. They had been
cav"ri'ng about, up and down the Valley
between Winchester and Strasburn, once
even vensnr;ng up rs high MS Woodstock
and returning in safety with the plup,lcr
stolen on their raid. They began to con-
c'ldc from tier actions, that they were
TO retain undistsrbcd Possession of the
lower Valley. But they have at las,
walked up Gen. Jones, who gave them q
touch OF his metilc. They came up in
some torce, estl.natedat from 500 to 5000
as tar as MaurerIown, in Shenandoah with
IN three or four milea Of Woodstock. last
lhu's1ay, and were enjoying themselves
hugely, when portions "f The lIth and 7,h
Regiments Of Virginia Cavalry, lei by Gen,
J'ne', III person, dashed in upon them
IKE thunderstorm, capturing over 200,
k''ilng lew, severely wound;ne seyera,,
and dispensing the balance in double quick
time towards Winchester. The force of
the enemy attacked was greatly sunerior
t" ours, when Gen. Jones rushed unon
'hen but our 'orce was increased, as soon
as It became evident that the Yankees
nra'erred TO give us a race instead of a
ha5h1 Sun down the smooth macalamized
turnpike the Yankee cavalry led the way
our men, led by Major Funsten. followino
c!ose upon their heels. The race was con. q
t'nued to Strasburg. and on to Middletown
ana even to Newton, within ven or eight
hi'ies ot Winchester, where our wcaried
ana broken down men were compelled. Lv
snecr exhaustion, 10 give up the pursuit. .
Yankee pistols, sabrcs, d., were scattered
1" the racc-track all the wav down.
The fruits Of this little skir,n;sb and
cash. which has covered Gen. Jones and
those OF his command engaged in it with
great credit, are rs follows: Over zoo
I anKee cavalry prisoners, about rs horses
saddles, brides, &c, and about the same
NUMBER NJ OF pistols and sabres, besides few
!, ankees killed and wounded. We learn
.hat Gen. Jones himself showed his men
no" to use the sabre when he cot amono
them !!e at Maurertown. 1t is said he used
force upon a }f"axhbapyS9sYssly and with such
nigh split his skull in twain. The demon.
sfraflon satisfied the Yankees that General
Jones was rather dangerous customer 10
deal With, when his bl.,eI was stirred.
our loss was two men killed.
lhc most OF the prisoners taken by Gen.
j Jones reached here on Saturday evening,
on their way to Richmond. Amongst
them we're II commissioned officers, inclu-
ding one major, FIVE captains, aud three
lieutrnants.
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HooD News FROM KExTuck1.-A gem
''e'nan WHO camo out Of the heart of Ken-
'aehy, lew days ago, brings the informa.
'o" 'hat '"ncolu's emancipation proclaim.
a''"n has wrought very great change in
H"ol'c sentiment, and that many who were
heretofore decided Union men are now
s'fong ior the South. 1t will DO remem-
oefea mat some months ago, gentlemen
for the pr'Selego of taking the Yankee
oath OF allegiance, were charged, according
10 'ne'r ability to pay from $50 up 70
s9'ooo' aud where they could no, nav the
money property 10 the amount levied was
taken A few weeks ago, in fright a, tho
present slate OF public feeling, General
Boyle issued an order that oil who b.d
taken pay should return the money or
property. TIE Lincoln Marshall in Rom,
bon County, who had taken the property
OF " gentleman, was called upon by the
owner Tor its restoration. Tie Mar,h.u
0e'"s unable to refund, the gentleman At
once had him arrested and imprisoned.
ana at last accounts lie was still in linn
bo.
ln'S shows tia, great revolution has
taken place, and that wo yet have much
to hope for in Observation-Disclosures D;,.
PATCH.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 4.
RICHMOND, Jan. 10, 1868.

THHE following officers and men have boen
l. duly exchanged, and are hereby de-
clarcd.
!. All the officers and men captured in Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Alabama Mississippi, Geor-
gin, Florida and South Carolina, up to Deccm
Der 10th 1862
2. All officers and men captured in Missouri,
Kansas. New Mexico, Arizona. Arkansas and
Louisiana, up to January LIST 1863.
?. The foregoing sections apply not only TO
officers and men Of the Confcnerate scrffcr
but ais" to all persons captured in arms or hos
tile array against the United States, whatever
may have been the character Of the military
organizations to which they were attached.
and whatever may hnve been the terms of the
paroles given by them. If any are in Federal
prisons, they are To be Immediately released
and delivered to the Confederate authorities
n. All Confederate officers and men who
haze been delivered at City Point up TO Jan
uary 9th. 1868.
have been delivered at Vicksburs up to De
cemLcr Esd, 1862, and including said date.
G, All raro!leI Confederate officers and men
receiptcd for at Ficksburg up to Dcccmbcr
23I, 1862, and including said date.
T. All Confederate officers and men captur-
ell and parollel at Fredericksburg, Va. in
December, 1862.
S. All Confederate officers and men cnpturs
cd and rar"!ed at Goldsboro', y. c., in Dccc,n-
Der, 1862
9. Other miscellaneous and minor cxchan-
ges, of which the Appropriate officers will be
duly informed.
ROBERT OULD.
Agent Of Exchange.
Feb 10 III Ct
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