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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

s The army viii vote fer mcciei-
Ian, sirP said 9 gentleman in . street
car, With tbs aspect Of one set apart BY
birth ard education to specializing in
gold aud soldiers pension claims
Which army, sir7' broke IN an
emaciated soldier lin earshot distance
OF the Copperhead: "Les's army or
GrantsY'
Gold tanbIed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03
COALOIL.

TtoAL, CARBON, AND LAID oIIs. IN LOIS
~ so saif' tor safe BY TWAIN,
estis-s" Cincinnati, O.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

MULES. - Waited to purchase two
mules not over II hands high Apply at
the Bodiam Mines Coal Office, Water
Street. Nov. Std.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03
An rglr straw.

EtissEs Egsesriilz yssrssl;
We. the undersigned, 8 number Of
drafted men lying at Ehrmsn Barracks
No. 2, waiting for transportation to In
dianapelis, Ind, have taken a vote,
through mere curiosity, bat fairly and
squsrely. Oar total number is 81 Our
votes we're, rsspectvely-For Lincoln,
81; Mcclellan, 5, number that refused
TO vote, 5. 80
YervresnActfuIlx vour.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

neE- The city At the present time ia
full Of burglars and pickpocksts Nearly
every railroad train brings 3 gang Of
these worthless. Citizens cannot be too
careful about boiling their doors at
night and keeping = good look out for
ell suspicious ehaFactsra- Ssn-
fincl
Are you sure, Bingham, that you have
not mistaken your imported Mcclellan
voters for burglars and piekpoeksts7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

See Fourth page for miscellane-
ons items.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

The increase Of sales since 1861 has
been about PA per cent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03
CITY NEWS.

See First page for Editorial and
Political Items.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

Be Nor DECEIVED, Union men; ecr
opponents are not idle. They are "a
deavoring 10 throw you of your guard,
by protesting that they have given up
all hopes Of success, and do not regard
IL worth while TO make any further
effort This is to blind you. It is
trick Of the adversary In all the strong
ecpperhead counties they are as busy as
bees, and win largely increase their vote
over that given in October, unless the
Union men are vigilant and plueky. 10
Posey county the Copperheads are an
usually aetiye-canvassing and riding
through the county at night They mean
mischief The New York frauds ought
certainly to open the syes Of every man
as to the fundamentally our opponents
depend upon for success They despair
Of succeeding honestly, but they d. mol
altogether despair Of success. We sal
again to Union men, WATCH and WORK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

Go to the Wiewam =
THURSDAY EVENING |!
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

We are compelled to make this rise ia the prices
Of subscription IN order 70 saws ourselves from
loss ewing % the increased cost Of paper and
material Tie prics Of paper has advanced neaf-
y % per cent. IN the last two weeks The price
q labor has adyanes1 10 the same ratio
We hope 70 be able 70 reduce ths rates Of Sub
seFiption sgain In fsW weeks, but e the present
prices Of material and labor re cannot publish
paner n the old rates Rithout Ioes.
, 1864-10-05
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NORTHERN : MILITARY
DEPARTMENT. gen.
Hd0KER'S FIRST
ORDER.
From " ashington--- The
Public Debt. ..
Provision for the General Army
Fo1e---General Butler on
the Presidential j.
Question.
FROM BEFORE RlcHM0AD---
PAINFUL RuM0R CON GERM
ING GENERAL butler,
The Shenandoah Campaign---Ths
Situation.
General Grants Arn1y---0ur
Total Losses in the Late
Movements 1000.
- Ii
Abingdon, Va, Captured
* by Gen. Burbridge's
Expedition.
From springfield. Gen. 10.
| gan's Ker*p'ion.
The Draftin Chicago-Secon
Ward Matters.
IMPORTANT ARRESTS OF In
DIANA C0kSPtRAT0RS
AND LAND PIRATES.
Higl(y Important from East Ten
lpSSeeee -GGlcPa( Gilon's-
Expedition
Admiral Porter's Fare.
| well Order to
| his Fleet.
Our New York Midnight
Dispatch---Highly In
portant Home and
Foreign News
Summary.
TIE SCARE At RICHMOND
Admiral Porter's Fare.
well Order to
his Fleet.
Our New York Midnight
Dispatch---Highly I'M
portant Home and
Foreign News
Summary.
TIE SCARE At RIcHM0KD..-
SHERiDAH'S cAHP&lGA,
The New York Gold, Drv Goods
end General Markets
Yesterday.


cxc1ssA71, Tuesday, Oct 4.-The following
order haB been le>ued By Gen. Hooker In assuming
colnmsnd OF this Department.:
HEADQuAEIEHs NORTHERN DEPAnExEST,l
CoLuMBus, Oct ], 1851 {
GENERAL QHDERs No. u.-1n conformity with
Special Orders 2ss, dated War Department, Sep
ttmber 28th. 1864, the undersigned assumes com
mand Ct the Northern Department, embracing the
States Of Michigan. Ohio, Indiana and illinois.
Cincinnati beng the most convenient End central
point for the dispatch Of business, the Department
Headquarters will be removed to that city on the
9Th fnet. To promote unl{ormfty in Organizing,
the Department is euhdisided 1nto four districts,
each State forming one dietict The headquarters
Of the District OF Michigan Will he at Detroit and
that&f Ohio at Columb1s. Officers OF suitable
rank will be assigned to theec commands IL soon
u practicable. Until Euch assignments are made,
tbe ofda duties of the districts will be transacted
as heretofore Tho Districts Of 1udiaus and ILL
pois viii remain uzder their present commuters.
The Commanding General requires energy. ear-
nestness and fidelity in the performance Of duty
on the part Of every omcer and soldier IN the De-
partment. The Gnst and responsibility reposed
No one vi Vii @ consfder r +he dsy as ended antsl he
duties 1t brings bare been discharged. Comm1n-
den Of districts will uniformly hold their troops
n ammunition and ciothine. eiiheT in Or out Of The
Department, at an hours pottca. The utmost
diligence and yieor are enjo1ned on the part Of
onctrs upoo whom the drifting now in pToc7css
forwarding The men to the deld, The immediate
reinforcement Of our armies is necessity to the
full realization Of the hopes md expectations Of
ing of the prisoners in the Department viii excr-
cite utceating vta1sa.ce In the performance OF
their duriee. Those HAVING the department.. OF
protection. tStrnrd) JOSEPH HooEER.
M.Jnr Central OF Fo1uetse1s,
General Hopker'+ Department Headquarters
p,}l h. 1T Cinritnatf, sfser WtdnettAy. re- niog
The Distinct Headqu r.crs Of Ohio Al Co'un5ps.
, 1864-10-05

ImH6rsA nj n<1cIAl- Regulations, frs;m
Ahe ~ ar Department.

Imr1rsan nj n<ucsal- Regulations, from
Ane Nar Department.
iSptcia! Dispatch 10 The Western Press1
WAtu1x17oN. Oct. 1.-THE following rerefaT Or
der bat inst betn iteued from the Adjutant Gen
tr.l- Office:
-'1n order to secure fair distribution OF tickets
smoug soldiers in the field, who bY. the 1a~s of
th.lr respective States entitled to vote at the
app1oschiEg electionF, the following rutes and reg
uls1isne are prescribed:
"1.t. One aes Mt for each army corps may be
deeignated By the State Executive or By the State
Committee of each political parry, who. On pre-
teGtmE Eie credtntials rom he STATE Executive nr
the chairman Of said committee, shall receive from
Ills Department p.ts to the headquarters Of the
corpp fof which he is deflGnated, with tickets Of
proHee. whe Il required n State lava, which may
be placed by him in the htnds OF snch person or
PERSONS I. he maS te1ect, 4os distribution amols
officers and soldiers.
ID Civilinn Inspectors Of each political party
manner be designated, who shall receive paeses on
application to the Adjutsnt General, 10 be present
on tho day Of election. 10 See the elections are
cd. No political spe6Eher. haEsueues or canvass-
| ing among the toops Wilt bo permitted.
tuch measures as may be essential to secnrc frre-
dom and fairness in the dlsteiops, and that they
military discipline.
| 9Th Any officer or private who NAV wanton1y
destroy tickets o. prevent their proper distzibu-
com Of the elee. ion OF mike any false or fraudu.
| lent rrturns will be deemed Cut}ty Of IN o4ense
| against GOOD order and military disc,nllne and be
| punished By eummary dismlssal Or court mart IL
, 1864-10-05

Nav Yonk, T.esday, Oct 1.-THE EerzlT's She
nandoah Valley correspondent, opposi:e Brown
Gap, Sept. s0tb, ssys:
Since the fight At Fishers Hill, there las been no
central engagement. The enemy LETT the valley
through Browns Gap. Ea11y vas much diapi1itcd
and drank heavily.
Over 400 rebels are scattered through the
moau.aina, without arms, and approaching
starvation. The enemy has gone towa1ds Char
lottesil]e.
On tie 9Th our cavalry were attacked BY infant
II md cavalry. and held their own.
October !st-EverJthing is favorable up to this
time All the objects Of the campaign have been
reached,
General Wilson leaves today to take command
Of the cavalry o: shtrman's army. General cus-
tar Hu:tseds wilson, and General Powell takes
Custa.'e nate Aves,ll'a} division.
TIE Baltimore american Of yesteyday, ~ the rel
erence u1ede to the futute operations by General
Sheridan is OF significant importance. Private re.
Liable Information warrants us in sayIng news OF
thrilling interest maybe looked for ftom General
Sheridan In few days.
The 1fI6unes Shenandoah special saJs: So hot
he'd teen'ortr pursuit that We captRxsd beef which
had been killed for the use OF tbs army, but which
they lett ekipaed ard smoking upon the ground.
II bac rot time to Issue to the troops.
Du.ue the pixht Of the s4!h, Early ieft tbs She-
n71doah Valley and rctreated 10 LurAyl Valley by
the EeeZeltown road.
Our army continued ita march and arrived at
HartieonbnrE At 4 ?. m their rAttous having been
Consumed the day before.
Here 500 rebel wounded In hospital tents we're
captured.
IN ore week shcsldan's army fought two battles,
gained two signal victories. and pursued The de-
noralized and broken Columns Of Earty. eighty
seytu miles. Thu history Of this eyeutfut war
mAy be searched IN vato Tor mora persistent and
euccetsinl o. kbtinQ during an equal space Of tine.
, 1864-10-05
FROM INR1ANAPOLEs.
The Indiana state Fafr-ytate Political
mice In Crawford County.

l6peclai Diepatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ISD1AxAro11s, Tuesday, Oct 4.
The en- RES to-day in the various departments Of
tie State Fair are more than double the number
entered up to Iaet night, and the prospect Is ROW
that, defpite the unfavorahle wessh r. the Ehow Of
manufactures aud stock viii equza those offarmer
years.
Various things, borerer.: will keep many way
the draft aud the stateelectiou, &c. The latter
,s 1t ousht to be, great object Of interest," and
Union mea prefer to risk anything else rather IN
haza1d the euccese Of the Union cause.
Gov. Morton returned this mdrnir from tie
Iorlhern part Of the State, report tie best Of
feeling prevailing in the Unior ranks. The dis
the hearts Of the boens Democracy every Ehele,
and man3.. honest voters sEe coming ont from the
r2nks o! the party that sus:ains uoa6, Athoa q
Co and placing hcnselEes squere and uneqoiEo.
Coz. Morton vii spend the reet Of the week In
cartassiDe The ntst oie'ri"t.
locks yery hopeful, and the election Of Col Wash
burn is not 60 proolematical as many might
GOV Andy Johrson is in the state doing good
Ole bur dred snd 1,nety-eisht recruits and cou-
scripts were to-day forwarded to the 1ront BY Gen.
~ capf. Frice, Of company F. 1nh Veteran Reserve
corps. vac Eetionaly Injured today n5 Pteca Of
Of a building in proereeB OF erection. He
entertained OF hiH recovery.
No progress tas been made in the Dodd trias to-
day.
body OF from two 70 three hundred armed men
have collected at Hartford, Crawford County IN
dlana. for the purpose OF resisting the dfaN. They
a1e constantly receiving acccsslons from Meade
County, KY-, ~ well as hor1 Orange County. Ind
They hnve Killed one Ensn and robbed number q,
citizens. Brtg1dier General Jordon has ordered
ont The Legion In Harrison and Crawford Counties
| Lively tImee are anticipated.
Intelligence jaat received places the number o1
| fnf urpenIs at seven hundred
, 1864-10-05
tor, and being close to the rebel color bearer.
plrt ed up erooe, With which he knocked the
II htl dnsru and cantuIed the tisg.

Ior, and being close to the rebel color bearer.
plct ed up a aerooe. With which he kaoiked th:
rtbtl doHn and captured the hss.
TIE NAaLEB Lxrrxn.
Sudee Rely hes written reply to Ex-0eneral
Nur'ee's letter to him oeftudine Mcclellan It
Ccnclusive]y thous fasity of the aesumptions on
y hlch NaClee based hia case. ana e1a1ol.s the
By nisn n %1qs sS1a u o. %'r IN
ra1table t1cluA10n OF such men as tnoker, and
tue. tf1atesg Of soch Democratic Senators as
Latham.
a painful rumor Of the dsath Of Gen Rus!er
aetA1es the cit5 Tonight As yet It can be traced
'9tpo Trustworthy authority.
ELECTION In TIE ARnY.
TIE War DepsrtWsnt orders :.sued to DAY for
the,nselsrs 10 Ill fstr minded % jnet and calcu-
lsted to RECEIVE perffctly uLbiased election
LITTLE MAC.
The only e1ain Of truth In c7rrent stories OF Nc
C,el4n's having h.en III anr ~sy approa shed from
ADMINISTRATION qQa1tays on the subject af = nc v
t. hare }ousDtyeu from Cape May TO Osacee TO
open negotiations 70 that End on bis own account.
BEN CUTLER roR LINCOLN.
geu. Beu. Bu'ler'e DEC ars,ton for Lincoln and
wide attention. Of Lincoln he saya: @'@hateEer
usv have bttn or may be the prefefeuces Of any
s1 10 tor n Sf
the Government upon mat:.re OF mere adMtais-
t1a,icn. ,ea even in IN important 20 Mt OF
adntnstfati'e policr ss laid do@n Ia the platform
and hresdedowed In it, acts, il seems to me the
PLAN dh1y Of every jogsl man 70 e1GpoE the elcc-
ton Of Lincoln and Jotneun.r After adstrtine 10
the Fepue1 Anee that nlapy tue Democrats 1eei to
ftIm, hs concludes, !" some different system OF
labor must be derived loe The southern County in
tbv future snd pescs upon any terms, even tda ac~
1t, h I'm rIgot IN this view Of tbs sanject and
upon this cohvic.lop have acted s1nee saw
u f'st' T. Loais',1s Ra,,,' II 1s5.' tsen
form, to which any true; loyal Democrat
nho loges h,s country and is determined 10 deht
tfneed b, for its integtiey and honor, can object
I Fee nutb:np. But In The changes 20 rapid IN tht
administration policy made By this war, no oae
Etl tle hnsslfto any party e1y Or party platform
presert time I an Tor sharp. thorough and Dc
csiye prosecution Of the var, until the authority
a the Union il acknowledged and it, Ia US obeyeC
bpon e5ery loot Of sod within the boundaries o
the United States"
DEATHS or SOLDIERS.
The Deaths Of Western soldiers today in TIL
Western Hospital to Gay were: clarence Lauder
son. Co. G. 9Th Ohio cavalry: Roo.rt Nichols, Co
,. 1tsh Ohio; N. G. Nelson 6n5deE. Co. 6, CT
MfchfEau cavalry,
, 1864-10-05
POSTSCRIPT
s;GO O'CLOCK. A. NJ.
FEsnNd NEW YORK.
Our M1d. light Dfspatch-Hl.hlF Inter
ssrI4 e summary.

s&t1k e summary
[spscts; Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
New YoRK, A1ux1aH1, TuKnDAI. 0ct.i.
NEW YoKK NARKET MATTERS.
Financial Affairs Weaf very dull and unsettled
a*pect, and 3 general lack OF confidence psrayz
the ma1tef At adispostlon to .tatze IL increased
1t this mornings Board stocks are weak again
acd lower. No disposition Ia apparent in auy
Quarter to combine for checking the downward
cou.se Of prices. What speculative feeling there
il on the market, ia wholly on the Afde of dnc}Ine
There less log Of ceEtttcates In anticipation
Of The requirements for paying one.tourth Of tho
the-treasury range bsvin. boueht largely for that
purpore hefore lhe loan xaa announced.
Subscriptions to- The 10 and 10.10 loan have
fallen off YER, largely ance the announcements OF
Rsi!osd bonds were dali and strsay: Bank
stoek II not wantso. Minips stoes itr:salts. Gam-
sai1osd III were xo:s !exsr; the eny ez.
4! si!nn to shs Is 'se Eff, N r Central and aud
Frcn, The fai!use Of hanks in Chicago It was
ttarea that come roads nsJ sufrr from hsvtne
their fntds deposited iu these institutions, and
thao vas expected; T4s agppty on good col'ate-
sa m hse ve., f9ps t 70 ess ss as
d,ecnnnts. The oc,ou4t OF paper offering IA re-
duced. tpt wi'hont producing au, ease ii rates,
winch sill zanre from d to Is for prime TO f.trt
HE gold market IL qa1 1et with l,ttlc disposition
among the 1rsu!ss opttators to venture under
preeent pecn II nneeftantY. ano transactions ire
nore Eaan nsaa' o. leS"nt cualactef.
NAVAL coa7o1.
The Agpinwa]l ateameta arc hereafter to be fur
nifhtd ~l1h naval convoy. This NORTH 8.lr,
which sailed yesterdsy. Was accompanied BY the
e1A rnvruxr- op rnoopa
Ao'AAHJ 'Nas1n,s" y. inoo[S.
Within the past WecNlarge numbers Of troops
have left the city for the army. The 7th VeEn'n
left today 65o strong.
ADMIRAL TAEnAouT.
WAsmxorox, Tuesday, Oct. 4--The repost that
not %@ escd,tea 1t the NaH Dep.rtnsas, miich has
receigtd Information thlt Capt. L.rdaer, iast re-.
ron bas reacaed Old Posnt Il Is therefore 1rosa.
w. '1' Wv 1o.- ~ , ~ -r- rtr,, on,n w.nrv. W. ~ .''
NEW ionK: Tuesoay, Oct 4-Gold at the even.
ing board, 1.S31{.
OUR pn,soxxps.
The Uu,tedeStates b.ui,ary Coa51,aa,on b,,
Is e Sn5 ,1s nd dSa o
places soutb. through LIEUT. COL. Woodfo:d,
& asent !or ei eaenanee at Gnar!eston. Assurances
nave oeSn Eesaveo t1S S.q Ma,or L,y -
sies vii be sa,ely forwarded to our NED. % "a -
rue BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
An EpeJ,shman engaged in blockade rnrniu,
asiTao ne!e JCs.etuy atGu nnn1neton Va Ha1es1
aId bai.is1 % "ho ss5s inns. engaxed IN the block
auG In Ee W. nsSss @ 11me 20
the Tehrilton ia hnsliv cTnshed' Hs does na'
yeaT. '4 0S'0N '1- p'e''As
-,,u
FonE1ox rTRns.
tfons arc nov receiving signatures TO 70 to the
President aid peope OF the United Statee, prayiue
, 1864-10-05
TO IRON MERCHANTS,

yoIng man who Va. fer several yeara previous
to tt b. aatnx tnt 9! The war g n essed with one
OF tre 1&TEe't iron UonEe In NeH York CITY, de e.
to obtain tmploUnett ~ CierE Win ORC good oaso
IN Gl,eAto; Is N1liinE 70 receive modsihts talary
IL lt11 city. P1eaae scd1ets IS II 4" Polt 0toe
D1kWe1 6lta- 1eA185 stoat
, 1864-10-05

the easee and the great prlnciplce at stake in the
co1''est thHt ID row absorbing al the energies oi
ovefy loyAl eRft
, 1864-10-05

raid.
1t WINS mentioned in our Cairo dispatch of
last Saturday, that Admiral D. D. Porter,
who has 80 loDg, and 30 successfully, COM
.7nanded the Missieeippi equadron. had been
ASSIGNED to duty at another point, and had
issued his farewell address to the officers aud
men. until the present, and for two years
past, under his command. We are enabled
to present, elsewhere, the farsWeH order In
full.
Our Springfield dispatch contains come
draft information Of Importance to residents
~ofth Second Ward, in which the drawing
IL to take place to,day.
.T- Clifford Bonemau, Of Harrington N 7.
tried to buy d substitute in Cauad1 few
Days since &c engaged bis man, but was
arrested, tried and found guilty Of violating
the law against fortign cnlistme1ts. BE was
sentenced to 1e years imprisonment.
FROM DIES MONIES.
r,aFtnc DemoDstrsrtonebY Iowa Trail
ror9-Iwo Provost mnf.hsIs ehvt.
1special Dispatch to the Chicago T1ihune,]
DEa MoIHEs. Iowa, TucsdeY, Oct 4,
Inflammation reached here on GundaY that two
n.,,,tv Provost Mn1shals were shot yesterday in
DoTe:he1k county, BY Coppezheads. No paKticu:
~. h,vr hem received, but tho murders are eop-
-...sea Ia have been committed bJ o. K.'s. to
cs,r1 ont thets ewo.u determination to never sub
Tbe 4yaitors vi, ind Jordan bard road to
trayel,~ The Onion meu are afnsd ano fsady iot
INV ernetrepcy that u4Ay be forced npon tnen r. y
thae< ost6 hoand tfatofs, who asE thas TIT ntitls
Armb and ammunition oi nc etste "a1 po A''7A
INTO the!r hencs and control
, 1864-10-05

The deaths OF Westezn soldiers today in the
| Western Hospital to- oay were: clarence Laude<-
son. Co. G. 9Th Ohio cavalry: Rohsrt Nichols, Co
D. 1esth Ohio; N. G. Nelson Snsder, Co. q, 9Th
Mtchtcan cavalry,
, 1864-10-05

APAAA us R0a4A L V1S
We lava lot # superior N~'atsea 'rea for sale
st reasonable pr1Fvs- VURLNUT, BROS CO,
Corner Htnr7 AIdAaIwel1 Bsrett3, Chicago.
, 1864-10-05

additional Telegraph, See Fourth P1g3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-20
.,z-........ .>.-u-s as> :s:s=
prDAy MORNING. NAY 20. 1851.
Grant still presses. soil assaults. sill s"u:

Cr.rt s,i)l presses. soil assaults. still s4uS'
,.,,s f,r the rsiz. s. far, tc has, at .a">:,
i me no worse than his predecessor 'Hd'ec'
no has done more than any Q; them. L'"-
,.,lo's remark, that aay ether c"i" tnal'~ef INV
or,nv cf the Potomac has had would Fave u
crossed tie Rapidan, after the FIRST a's '''
c,r,ion," was true, md tho future Wal sn'"
,,h.I,.- ,uor, real ccnclaisaiI TouiH not mare
,oo, o,h;5;.,,. l.v General Grant, had be !0iN
lowed the example Of Mcclellan. barnS'1e'
Eooker and Meade but Grant has a1ra"cf"i
he +, several miles nearer Richmond than ~hen
no delivered his first battle OF the haF'aan'
General Lee claius merely 10 have rcpcHt"
tie enemy in every assault, but with very
srea. slaughter to the e.:cmy. Grant fights,
and is repulsed; his direct adsunce enec'nahy
checked, be ro7es'cif on lire not dial utea'
I'D ,cceuse ha is fcy: miles nearer Rich
rnond, claims the victory.
The advance Of Grant is tho nam, fn' ho'
the only attack, upon Richmond. hut'er'
nth a vast armada. as,ents .I%iaes river, and'
banding at Bermuda Hundreds, cuts the rail-
road ard proceeds TO invos, the 1'iT II f"'
s,o,,,-sidc. Cen. Bcaurcrari il ca'''t ny
fro,a Charleston, aud, having c'ilectea me
s1my destaed !o7 the Immediate oelsHeS u
the city, on Mo-daJ ls.t broke ~ INC '"''.'-
,o.n,. drove "a the investing ARMY AID no"
holds them cgwe-;ns within tier o"" i3:.''.-
c,.;,r- ard under thc.prgteciipn u their gas
heats. The various raids that were anSiii;.ry
:, ,ac main attacks, have I'll t"nn expended,
and the damages done have been reiaiie"'
Such i, the asreet Of :aiiit"ry .'t1lrS' u"'
der ths blessings OF Providence, lhc SIKH Of car
generals and the waller aGl Endurance o. our
,oiliers, this grca: AID lorS lhre!ic"ed a1-
vance las been checked, and, II not detratsh'
:, materially broken that III" "'sa"i;' "' t"'
enemy are .'caaiiy' rrru.Sad. '''H r""''rI
rsust tIh mucn in this asi"5; 81 Affairs '"f
.,-at;,ujc 10 Gu1 and ior thankful affection I"
t.c army l;ut. however promising "hd IL
r,rablc llay &c tue present tao ed Is "'' y"''
,,,r .1n;,v.rnncc has not bcca secured, our III
e-,;cs .r. vet 10 l., won. Mu-h Las been
ne.lYdyre bat much more rcma'h' 10 ho ~
s,mplished.
Notwithstanding the sn;ccss ;hat .';i7 al
;erled Generals L.: and B,aare&.r4. htuHdT'
have taken place c!-swhcsc, upon which, Al
yre eat, we shall not Comment bat to wi;'eh
at future time We may Tecnr. Let sll no"
sc,k :, aid the :aus. I, :ho u,tcrmoSt. f":'
getting, if possible. tho crrora OF some let u,
All andcagor, 70 wi;hs.nnling TIC incubu,
that sometimes raralyz:a oar "ra7, t. DO a!
ia cur power for tho cause.