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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

Refreshments ut Detroit, Owosso and Grand
Haven, and upon Cos Ferry steamer "Wind-
sor," on Detroit River.
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
Tss> The Telegraph Line is open for Public
Business.
CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
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CONFESSIONS.

oNNECTIONS
AT DETROIT Great Western Railway for
all points East-Mchigan Central Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MtLWAUKEE-W With the Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Racine, Chicago, Watertown, and
Horizon Railroads, for all points West and
Northwest.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

cTowEsHIP CAUCASIAN adjourned
meeting. Of the Democratic Township
Caucus, of Grand Haven, will be held at
the Court House, OH Wednesday evening
next, August 81, at Z o'clock, for the pur-
pose of appointing Delegates to represent
said township in the Democratic County
Convention, TO be held in Grand Haven,
September I'd, 1854, for tho purpose of
nominating candidates for the county Off
ces for the County of Ottawa. August
20, 1864.
JOHN w. HOPKINS, Chm.
CD. PFAFF, Sec'y.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

The new steamer being built at Fer
rysburg, by Mr.. e. p. Ferry, was success
fully launched last Saturday. She is
constructed of the very best material and
in the most workman-like, substantial
manner. Her model is bcautiful--grace-
full. Mr. +. informed us that he intend
ed to complete his little craft in the
course Of few weeks, when she will
probably be put upon the lake shore route.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-31
STILL LATER FROM 7XENORTH

We, yesterday evening, received New York paper,
Of the 2Sth and copy OF the Baltimore A".er'eo"
Of the evening of that day. We give summary oi
their contents:
iHb EEToHf6O DEIktT 0F GRTLRAL PRf,E ~ MIS-
sOtEi--TASEKk srSFhaESr, ABoLr II.
kilograms from 9. Louis the 2'th sav that
ten"reI Prico has been driven below Fort scott and
| 'Aat among the prisoners captured from him wcrs
Generals AuTnaduko 4nI CaLeIl From this y7s
'''ef that the reported death Of General Cabr al:
i7Io: Knob a few days since .s incorrect Ia the
great battle IN which Price i reported - Auv, been
defeated, On he 23i. the Ysnkr los, i, r. AZ even
'y-AVs' 50 We can safely eon,la1e tina. no great
battle has take" p,aee. The t~lcgralA, ~:
our forces havo been i. ,j,,y y,,;,a ,., ~. .;,
aunddi, and 9t last accounts u was tgy, . ~. .r
taIty i!'I~s southeast Of For; S.o.t e,I l- arm;
routed and dsIcrsct On Iuesi,, w.. h,J v,r,i
nights with hin, between NoUud y aui FoIt SIN
III All Vi which 10 was bItiy Wl.ilfaJ losing ,,.a
thousand Tvs bundled prisoners aId ten oG tsel,
E,., - ,Ituiers Am"h4 the prisoners arc Major
sti hafIIaiuke ani Isr-adt,l- u ,IirrAl CaisIl
several coiyhels and other .f.cr.,
I.c9 was "1Aln atts'A,i yes. rltv morning
@ snV1t Instance holth "i l"1: Scott ar.t 3lyc: pl
mel III p N"uthSqSterly directions. tie burned tive
huiGi' wagons yesterday t. pr.g,ut them Jrlr.-
ab'"E'a. N9thi'G Is stated about ~, loss l.!
5.nsF psrss r,", 'a tr,r s."n, TO ho no doubt that
tfc,S Amy /" completely deInoraiizcd ara >,at-
leird. IN" telegraph = working to Fort SCOT. ll,
hotinhY has been received IN regard 10 r.-,ia,.'.
e'auoH' except that our forces are stlll IN ~
gotons pursuit. General Steele. with. hn;ly. rein,
iolce'ilehti - AT Fort smith, with the zrot,tAie VIZ
oi Softe'tins fi1ce's entrance into Arkansas
Inc Choh loss IN the battle OF the 2;i was srve,
H-hEe. Inc wounded were sent 10 IcaycnwoIth In nu
Monday Ihe reb"' were chased ali Sunday night.
,.na,aIt I8h,lns with their rear guard kept up
AT daylight, they made a stand, and wrra 69ndi-
soluciy whipped again. Most ot the Kansas militia
have gone home. Martial law Is abolished anj h,,sf
ness Is resumed General Ross,rlns W.. AZ Ij.,l.
santa re, twelve niles south Of Kansas civ. with
hlS infantry, on Tuesday night
Dispatches IN the bJrGer papers sly that a trsiu
from Fort smith was atta, kcd hy' bushxhark.r;
south oi Fort ScCtt. Sixteen men were killed ana
pant Of the train burned. About fifteen kurIrri
refugees accompanied the tram. AJpu, Oh. hum
dfed guer11ijaS, under Captain Tuylor entered Ma
Tamo1ton, few miles frUln Fort scott 4. II oclnl
on Saturday Ii ght ana Tnurd.ryI Colonel, knowles
Brown. Hawkins, McGuui1ie, Cbadxi,k art stout,
who Wei" =" rD~te Moth, and Old squire REYNOLDS
ana Nv" other citizens, ANA burned tvv stores and
churches and several dwellings,
FlYe hundred rebels, under Lieutenant { Coionel
MCDanie.s, crossed the IItnInhDl uui -: Jg...DA
Iaiiload on Monday, going north. \ strong force
has BEEN seat after them
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AEOLSD HiCHaBND

Tho correspondrnoo t,om AROUND Richmond an
Petersburg gives nothing of much interest Gen.
erHL Warren returned to The Filth corps ana toyk
command on the 23i Just IN tinls 10 get wLlp.
ping letter from C.ty Point says:
4 ride along the lines " the Army OF th. Poto-
IRA. yesterday, brought convincing pTout tia: W
= late hour III tie afternoon cAaTse
hai taken pace IL tn military situation. In the
liout ~ the Second corps the picket firing WsS about
a. usual In ;iIe morning, at three O'Clock the fe-
hels opened a somewhat lively ire cur lines, by
WAll!s We lost few killed amt W tIr.irt .
but The tnns ceased without developing wt!stevef
object they had II view opening II. IL the font
o the 81, o4i 4IglslOA. Second COPS an Informed
our loses only average about three per day. ana il
tho Third division aDyu. i've afd Ilo mont oi The
second corps br4lg fh9 only portions uI our hines
afe very susht Il Is gratifying - say, also. that
ihe health o the army rXtrtiIDg!y good, alli The
i""h7 are not bong del etrI " any appTecIahlo
lent by sickH,sl
For the laat three days AMI nights, since the re-.
m"'h oi their hirIIt5 NOM iho s,cno tho rrls,Is
have been pouring much in rc3,5ci Ire into Dutch
gap, III" dsciIS.a last Gaht and the ulg ght bufu!r
hNeI4Slng about one every thrr,' minutes. Their
nle II now InnCpl4Iy from their mortar tOats III
the TVtr b as always hcIeiOfJTe Il Is vutlI,!, IL
tif'c.uaI aEd almost harmless. Sometimes he If
our men - killed wounded, t.4u tI,t very rarely
but AL tho rebels TO- they have mover Retarded
the work an hour, and n their uuug aInuses them
any ~e can Well hItyId that they shall vast. their
aInInunItIuu IL this manurE
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now LINCOLN Is Axul~kAnl@. n. sIEe1,,,

now LINCOLN Is ANoINkhkIHS ms kLECT!ON.
IAncolL Is managing ;hI. election" h. owl
way The Republican paper. Set up howl about 9
fraud committed by tho MoCelIaul,cs ia the sol.
dier.' VOTE ana ho!s Ia. result. recorded IL. ta
telcsT.ns
ALHA>Y, October 27.-The following disIa.,h, al
dressed ~ the Executive department hers VA. r,-
oelvei THIS AFTERNOON:
BALrAoRE, OytoL,r 2-.-Mo,as Ierlv, Stat.
agent 1T Baltimore; Elwar1 DoEoilu. Ir Of A =
tIfiy irtCT htTIev, ot Lewis county ana Br Jones
u Ne" YORK cty, Young agents. have been arrested
y tho provost ah6l, who has also llo,,d the
Nc" 1 ok Stlae AGeIey SIErakN MANSON,
Surgeon III charge
Governor Seymour IS IN But-lo. ami the tel,gIa,n
has boon forwarded hG
WAshlSdIoS, October Il The New Y.,k stat,
AgeA: III this atty arrested TO- t.y ami Ii, LII =,
closed.
telegram iroul Washington, dated the .,th
says
tUtLhdsrati. rxtItSMent has been occa stoned hvyv
by The arrest to-day, under the auspices the MI
Atary autAortIc5, Il CuiUuc. Samuel North. New
oounLes, and Mr. Jones, hospital yIaltOr, and the
sei@ure of the orce vi the state agent ami The bal
lots AitcGdy depo.lted ~ Nos York soldiers. HE
state agents office the depoA'tofE iUi hulnnor
OF soldiers votes, majority oI Win, afo hud 10 ts
for Mcclellan. The arrest Is alleged 10 have been
Ide on charges Of fraHdEeht practices III the trans
M .Aion OF the sote. but t ID generally pronounced
a. an uuwarrantable and dangerous Iuts.f.reuc.
with elections BY the military authorities. The
military AIunis.lon Las been III seSslon to-iav A.
auiIIny anllar cases SAID ~ hay0 occurred IL Bal
timoro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-31
LETTER LIST-Tont;,,,led

" Nila"n, Nm wilkins. " e w.rrep. Cam MD
".",t'hf' " Wo!Is. Wrn Wight, Vim W;E.:ll-
,"" " ~ ""gn"1. Maj W Wood, Capt W W,kcr-
= -; y hs capt Wright, frnueis WIll4
= W a" 'hh+' / WIis"n, tol VI White 4 " WaI-
G""' \ W h!it"n, Alfred Winston, Mr. Waldhamer
T''E' N""tson. \ Wing;!Gl, A Welsh. Cant
go / W Nhu:"r. A.N walker, Aaron Nhi.o ~
',la-, 6 alc', Ghas Wlppruahh Ghorlea IT
"mitiugt"n. John v Wyatt, Ir John II william.
.nn, John u Walsh, Jas = Watson cant H.
W Hfw"rth las Wss-worth, JOS 4 W,Isap la
W h1-k"y, isi1,. Will srus Dr J Wrntwo,,h Iobn u
W Watkins. John b Wilson, j q Wvntt ri.rt - -
". " iSn, Joseph y Weaver, JAS y White, Col jas II
N'i,pX, George W Watts, A Wuy, r. Warm,
"1 Il JOHN .. SIEGER, T. NJ
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yycE-rRE4lDENrS STEpHENs's AyD sHER-
MANS FkOFOsIYL0N TO NR0oYI4rR.

L ~ - T.
Tho lette, from Vice -rre6iiou. Sterhtns 10 VIII
liam King, tho messenger from General Sherman,
with PROPOSITIONS 10 negotiate, Is published. The
invitation for tho Wee President TO meet the
Yankee III Atlanta. After exprczzing his anxiety
t, promote the termination of this ''fratrac!dal
war" Mr.. STEP hens says
But in tho present instance, t3 entire absence If
any power my part IL enter INTO such HcLutla-
uous, ana the ike ahsouce uI any such power Ci his
part, 50 tar aiuPpear7 from his message, Necessarily
prrCiudes my acceptance Of the invitation thus tp,
dtled. III communicating tlns |" General Sherman,
You may also say 10 hun. ttaI hr Is of opinion
that thoI> Is any PROSPECT ot J4r aRteeing upon
terms Of adjustment, bo submitted to tho action Of
our respective EosGr1ments oyea though he has no
power II act advance III tho premises, and viii
make this known 10 me some formal and uuthur-
talyr ma lner, beng daiiouS for peace himself
you resJ fosent him to have expressed himself |
would most cheelrully AID willingly, with the con-
sent Of authorities, act!e 70 his request thus
manifested, ami enter, with all the ear.estuess Of
nay nature. upon the Responsible and aIduuus Task
OF restliae peace and EaSlony ~ the country
upon pS,EGR,rs VI honor, ll.tf ami justice ~ al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-31
TIE Position ARouSD R1cAuoSp.
A letter from below Richmond, written IN Mo

a letter from tel3w Rj-Lmoni written IN Mon
day, says;
The exemption from 4, I'VE field operatl yus give
tho corEs au Opportunity 10 IrepJr- As cumyItAtl
quarters as their ingenuity amt tletc laI devise
Ah'anfaSa IS taken Of til e9ntlHuct rae woltusr 4
put up Nst Durable and ccfIIIlUi.yl,s log hyu -ey
he c"fI5 division and bIi,ui- bead quarters u Iy
eN2lbir Eoa.LDLs On rising ground, aUt villages "a,
beng HuI.t up with WoLt.ril- IuLiiIty. IT,. sur.
fouuflhI country t-lu. l4i under contribution. :;
!lTIh5A ;le fn.te!lais ~ pine Vy4i Il eight and
twelve years growth thcge is abundance, the de-
serted houses III the vicinity giving thu Necessary
dO"s q a'x ranes each, convenient: tyoy AID q,
oTiak frt-plAlc. The troops IT" we'll protects
LON exposure, HEt aTs enjoying their new htLl:t-
tons heartily. lAe rea rr must not. hJrc eyer, infer
Ipu this that the army has gone into winter iutl-
trrs Far from X; hut It i, knuEu itlt that our
soldiers will nake tbs Ius.v,, 4hie a. py-
sb-", |hr:"Fet 't-": my bv, 10 H4sttel how long
they are L. IrTg4Iu
cont1s,tli ,au-c in today AMI CAV: some iol-
portant 1y,s regarding the position. aud intentions
=; the eneu4y. IL oo74trra. the statement, Ie-
Csit d=..rter- tiLt tt enemy Is arrlIT .s--t JJ
poslt+ uur leits l.d ulrkIiI ever preI.TatIo.
sIst any Attatk that De- made l. obtttII Ios3Gs-
aIon u tie South-lis railroad. T.: ,-e:,,, eg4-
deny anticipates that our next II - ~. he IL HI
1GTy-tpu. fl'4Ie dGvelJy yht.'. g-t-I ~h1- "hutlvT
he u fIsht II hs teAet Met.l-G., ":. ,,:e, 40
"he TeaiuI.S g uye-t.ro - l. what sl!I b. vur
l4eIt iUoTsu4eut.
tcl.Li-u iroZn Iorrgr.4 u My,lor, "sII-54sy.
siys.
Reports iIol- Cay PIN, say that ,llirnl 1AIng
gong Oh JuI.c ~ IHgs ms !uu'ulrlr. INt !. Wa
reported that our lett advancing. UeIby iulg
Was heard on the norra .sts OF the Jane,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-31

Gold IL NV Ho.k, On Wednesday, WAS quoted al
II ), and III Philadelphia ~ 2lU+
Wllb~IfOIcr bcilnIson Dem JtratiG election CON.
hi mi1SIunrr from Come, ut. has been tontnct Oh
foAtd a vessel AT C.ty Point ANA Is u BE tiled by
military commission Tor alleged violation ut vrdri,
prohibiting political speeches 10 soldiers. The pro
vuot marshal claimed thai tho language used VII.
dlSlol al and seIIllUus III Its character.
The upper section Of the Father Of Waihprs 4"
Is rpuently fading out III ITS capacity as great
commercial highway. During nearly The whole OF
The past season the upper M,alNaIppI has bean I'm
Aaylgabe IoT boats Of any considerable size such
~ III former years pougheI its waters 1t was
naair!y low last year.
MIR. Stanton has dismissed twenty persons en-
ployed III the department " the quartefIuaster,
General Melgs. Iasy said u have tsan noto-
nous .oIppatLi2els with the rebols
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-31
4 TTENTION, PRINTERS, CI-ApD

,'' themselves of its advantages, viii rcDort Ia rhn
pId'tiE Sergeant, at the Examiner office TO-pAY
- u Tie hours of 10 and o'clock and ,I.,n tho
,'''t re names OF those falling to do SO will bo
fi, ana they reported ta the Governor for dv
~ .;T GS .,4ltnt. ho Roll, when completed, viii be
certified by the Captain To the Governor. who viii
nave ht~ '"7ary passes made out for the COMPANY To
lfptei''A Arfrr irsn arrest by guards on thu streets
nose Hrhifrr1 who DO not intend 10 attend drilll
an other duties demanded Of them need not sign
IhriT naIc1 Will be reported 10 the Governor,
by Older Of Captain L F. WALKER
- 3l-lt i. L SAMANNI N1.Lc,l. S.r.-.a..
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THE vAILEy-EAhIY's ApsY xur .oxr ysI


The Yankees have found ol,t s14t the ,xt,rrn.
mated army n The Fuury4s s.l tAlr.. In de..il-
bnX Reconnaissance up tie Law Valley, tLe
AefHIa say. q large boiy q cavalry WAS met. and
not having The .ssary tJrce 10 make an att u
these. " ate: gaining the desired ;,rIu4.uL N,ol
tih5on returned safely - carIy. GA "Wednesday,
canEouating was heard nt Winchester IN Tie iIre,-
On oi FroLt Royal. Whether OF not fsAt was
going on IL uat yuarl:y has not been a>,eItill.ei
TIE gueITlla1, TAo, On Wednesday, captured Gene
raj Dune he,wesn wlnehe.,vr ani M.rt.nsturg.
On tie s1-ae day at:s.ksl very valuable train L
its way ~ the front hut wers sooa driven III " a
Letter from Winchester says:
A lieutenant was shot dead las, night il. lie
ssttts OF uils place To-day, nal.t7r u pro,..,-
Aet 'eeesai~Inits wnre arrested AMI cpnl.cd in the
guar d-t-0L~. a. hostages Tor the delivery q: the
of Ito rebe! syTnpatLl1eTs
Everything Is quiet along Cedar creek
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1I'E5- tEj>"HLa. Since fuiay lrs,rl.!u. ,.y,,.
''I huu1ieI f.AAr- PRISONERS have been received
. ;t- Libby PRISON, ln-luilug four Of. rrs Arpo,s
The ittteT MI BugdEeI-Gsuural A NJ uufFs. frs
dNia.' n, cavalry department, sAerllan's 1.rr,,.
"t7ir'H f!igJAu. D4E41 says he vas born IL Paris
kIufl,s '7t
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TELEG R4PNIG
4lroRr. Of rn9 4crp4l raNs, ,,,a,lAr,.


h"fiih. oetoher ~ a special I,spattA - tks
d"t@T;'"f ana hoyis:sr, from Ssuatetia, October
Zeth. SAYS :ho - Louis RspsIlcaa II tho 3sul en-
tI4us dispatch - Genera! craig NOM sJor Ncno-
Hai lie h7I lust reached :hc IaA,,Vsl tIvnl a t.Iu
iout miles into RlthmOui county, Kansas. \ bat-
lie had been fought between the Kansas troops nm
ieu Btouut and the toni-Jerbtes, under Price o,,
the lylh BloLnt defeated. With tLS lo1. ~
nearly all ot IA, ARTILLERY. Amer The battle Pro,
insl, he'd iutp i,xnst ami AZ last accounts W.,
crossing PORTION Of AS forces 20 the north ,l3s ot
the IIyef
he hrp@j..saH contains tas following:
"kAS%As CtTN. October ,?
" have been pressed all day. rhls afternoon
the enemy passed AROUND Iuy night flank, whom 1
gave hun heavy blows tQr several hours | hay,
heafI nuEg :" the ~Ast, and have iu.t received A..
message tIvn frassnt,Is, who Is hshlnx ON Tho
"Ae' S'Se' ,>ASnoi. :. A, CuRrts
Major General"
dispatch from Cairo Says troops PASSING dJsp
Tho TiFeT yeatvtday. on Transports tfed On =.
several points. Three private. were A'Isd snt
wounded Scarcely boat arrvas noia ai'; 80
that does not brsng accounts oi fhe i.uls .ulsSiNn
guerrlas. On "Wednesday, nfiy ,Tst' =.
tered Aayn-la, kentucky, ana "HlN's 'AS ~N~A'
house.
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fNoH nuEAd - : AHMI--eHERTAf5 POSITION.
dispatch from Nashville, Ga:ed thl 18th, say.
that Sherman Is al G-y,sv:l4v, Alabama, n.ar the
tO1sd rl'eT, an thai Hyo1 - retreating wards
uaIsdelA A-at.--i, IA- ,suroai from Chattanooga
u Atlanta was - te completed On Thursday. =
letter 1tyn Chattanooga, lated The 2oti, says:
A ne cAAL,es ot grand battle With Hoods
army, Tie s4Ite beng II. ely s4udnyA between
t"o II uur aTu4e1 each fz-r Il II the. an. -x.r'
"-o'e A"a:, iesrA-@ day y d4, begin. T. lose H.
tcfer. IL Ia= affair. We hI4y1g how Iuuu! daInnr,,
Lt4 teeu inflicted; We know that We c.r p.. ;,
Atlanta teIcre Hood Il h tu!ra that w4v We know
That troops, new and old, al rs,utIuE IL hare with
iai any 4n1 6eiy, hardly Il s-i ty IT, gathering
u ne moss lest sItL2, " i-J ron. ZIG rate C4ty
every At!, ToA officers aLt who's. lL.rlougtt,
were Lu.luEg their pockets, ana who 4 II, no, =, =.
lht'ntatrt hy L.y's m9r-h Of twerlty-y!.,. miles
tor which distance there I5 gap The railroad T.
Atlanta, "r have seeu, ana consequently know
very positively, that the troops here have pushed -
the f!out, AMI a." now communication WI.
Sherman; Wo know that Hooi can get AWAY u he
wants 70, and that he has such 4 desire; AMI th.
result o a.. tlla knowledge i detr4.t from tL.
EriIoh foT Tie latest rumOT from the front.
sherman holds ships gap nud Snake Creek gap
III me Hophttit' tIead'aS southeast lrolA Dalton,
anu - dst LlEio@' Ll1 us headquarters Ir4T t!eIe
1t Is not IrObdb.a tAat t- ,g.1 attempt ..4all1g
p"|1"i y th' sl.sMy, aal hl. army Gould not ~
very well supplied Il lie went .Ify Jdst - cery ~;
lie Is 10" ufyl"8 pJSl'lo!. which xiii prevent
1T lIeae any further raids 5io>.t lJrCv, ou hi,
oyHulI.oatIons, amt II ,yld-nt!y bra.pyvt. AIln,
aLee The tEeuV tlo. ans u Southern GcLIsi
- mako su-it ul has army q. IL Uioyrt
liz luirtIt'un " al attack il. the
An Oih-el, WLo lt!- Atlanta tI4ye DAYS ago, has
gwen iLc the status u -t;sIrs there. Iir E4rlsgI
which Is 3AElcnt ~ make prolonged REMITTANCE 10
JtOoL'r whole IJt huTc r-rH working iay an
night Oh ioTtf atlOus, and AaYr comp pctrt three
I-e" ie5 inside the oAt-r hur Which .,, .azI.cd
iJT large army. The last, Ilt-e drawn
close aTCnd the heart OF the city. encoaux All
RtIous and supplies, ANA oouh be held 10 the last |
extremity. RtlIQEs are abundant, lnli-ting ugHr
ard coffee enough 10 last DAYS Forage il 1
ia their lIovci.ItI; bat enough A--p them IL |
toelahIe spirits s gathered nom the adjacent cum
try.
Tie rebel cavalry Il Is not known n VIA, force. |
hoNvTS south AMI West u the ,ty vIt,tiu tho role
t>.Umrt ty liz T"eLtrttl toTF N sLrIHai!', move
heft Oh JoneaLJTo'-that l., stand!Lr reaIV - o.
-upy the city Whenever the Uut~4ttei Yankees have
.AG gJoduro. 10 retro.
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ii'1'-At lat" hour on SATURDAY l., ~, twy
stables on the premises Of Thoma, + B,xGy al
Jesse Whit, on L1izh street. nsSr IL, ,.,rusr II
sohiAee were destroyed by ire toyo,Arr WI. b,
IoS LuhItei !,ll'r5 worth II hav ami ost, =. .t,h
"tiv ~ hanI The trJ was ,As work II az ..csI.
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STEAMERS lPbTTrH

I"" ve"'sla lately arrived at Confederate rsr. .
one having, as \ potion nt its freight. two hunirot
aud lily thousand pounds Of English bacon. and
the other two hundred thou-4nd, E,r the 10. Of the
Confederate army
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pGi'e7. This DOES no, seem - ma 70 he AT au i'm,
'7stbe, II truth ana reason shou1 ho nerrnittad t
have their tail sway.
Yours, most respectfully
ALLX ISbsn II srr.rox,
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charged with using abusive uuI threatening Ian q.
gugge towards Daniel Steward, was required Z,
1ye security il The sum Of :,y, Auulrei I,!I.rs for
Acr good bol4ylyI.
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WITH steA,Lx one table cover aut piano cover
valued at-one tuuiryi AMI my ipllars. aud tw
.ts = lt..ur,, valued at four hundred dollars va.
CGHDIltt-I for h. appearance Monday.
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permission = her pEIer, preferred against Ellen
slave OF Nj. Washington, va5 continued ull
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E'AlR DEALING WITH OUR SpF.

L c1ES TIE SAFEST PAs~poRr To Gnn
i ne -u.tfyw man, ac' ompanicd by u Young SOL
u" t"'i"vrd 10 10 her son, who obtained some
N'n,y days ago, set of Cups and Saucurs ut ,itty-
E'T ""!i5l' Or two dollars III gold. srt Sixty-six
Dollars il Conf, drlate bank notes for a Iisca ~
SPURIOUS con, Is respectfully asked to repair the
W!Yn& dVll", without delay, TO l. A GODliIN. No
= Nam street. Richmond, Virginia. oc 3I-lt-
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THE TRANS-TTSSIS9IPPI.

iLe news from the Trans lllssissiIpi Is cn.o,!ra-
glns. General Stand Waite, ON the 10Th ul,imo
captured one OF the enomys posts north Of II. Ar
kansas river, with two huudi ed and fl ~ wagon. md
one hundred and twenty prisoners. General Nh
slu,:er IL III Arkansas, attending 10 Steele, and
6h"Oy Is On thr Arkansas line, protecting; the
lnunIcation L. FIIce's Iear and at the same time
dviug All possible damage 10 the enemy