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The Herald says George n. Sanders
is said to be in New York, directing
the rebel incendiaries George is too
smart for that he works with cats
paw, when engaged in rascality.
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We hear Gen. Stanley warmly comph-
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when our lines we're on the point of
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The Cincinnati Commercial OF Thurs.
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SO. General Sheridan was the COM
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during the Chicamauga campaign. As
both are true soldiers, the change in
their relations viii be subject Of lezS
interest 70 them than TO Others"
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Military AnaIrs-ReDorts and Facts

Military AnaIrs-RepOrts and Facts
Our city was full Of rumors yesterday
relative to the movements of the rebel
army; but nothing Of a reliable nature
as TO the intention Of Hood had trans
PRED up TO the hour we write, after
night Late in the evening there was
areport that he was retreating; but we
could hear Of no substantial evidence
Of this being the case.
During the afternoon, from one TO
three o'clock, there was heavy Skin
mishing on the Murfreesboro Pike,
about two miles from the city. The
rebels were bold in their operations, but
our cavalry charged them calamity,
and they left This demonstration was
supposed to be a feint to cover move
fnents elsewhere. Skirmishing also
took place on the Hillsboro Pike
few miles south west Of the city.
During the afternoon our pickets
captured a rebel Major about four miles
from town
Thursday afternoon a company Of
the 9th Indiana cavalry got cut off
near Brentwood, and were captured.
The remainder Of the regiment, by MAJ
king long circuit, escaped and arrived
here after dark
In the fight at Franklin Wednesday,
our gallant troops captured thirty rebel
battle flags
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We understand that the rebels are
having good time conscripting in the
counties below Fox hunting affords
nothing like the excitement of the
chase after fugitive rebels trying to
avoid the service they hike so well-at
n distance, Numbers like their breth-
rem in Georgia, whose woes the Augusta
Connstitutionalist records, are bewail-
ing their fate after this fashion:
ITn conscupfed, Smith ouscripted-
Bark you hear thar Grabber's cry
kun, old smith, my Boy, they'll catch you
Take you 70 the 'front.' 60 die.
Fare thee wen, GO % hstilc.
There 10 die deray sd swell,
ice hFCUn ard Gen 'fsd Wayne guard thee.
sweet octeyia--mith Farewell.
yTb.t a bo,,r,, 4hs,,, - Il A., ba,-o =, II H.,
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What happy thing it is to have place
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the National arms afford protection
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Confederatea /.

Also rToups. q al ne p'oraiusu' Fs'isra'.
Group q eli ne promlnsnl cooietes-Ae
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Magruder's force consists of 22,930
men, apportioned as follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

The National Rsysblteas Of to-day, says:
awe are authorised end requested 20 IN.
nouuce. not Wit hstandipg oil that he's been
,eid on the subject, that neither M: Oil.
more nor Ool Jacques on the one hand: nos
Nr. Greeley on tho other, have ever been
nor arc now, authorized to express any ae.
.ieua, views or opinions Of tho President o.
the United States, either 10 Oaneoa OF
Richmond on the subject Of nceotiss'one
Tor peace, hey oud what be has plainly snd
carefully written over his own senatote !;
that the mission to Richmond wss initiated
and executed BY Messrs. Gilmore and
Iscoucs on their own private account
hat they had no authority Whatever to
.pe.k directly or indirectly for the Presi
dent of the United Statos, officially or IN.
otfIci.lly. or for Abraham Lincoln unofii-
ci.ily or privately. II Mr.. Benjamin's re
art Of the sayings oil Mr. Gilmore ano
Col. Jacques, while 10 Richmond, is cor.
rect. they assumed res onsibIIity mol
| ,iyen TO them, ard made statements Who'll.
| ~ untrue. Indeed, while on the SUBJECT II
= nropcr to state that the President, At,e'
renes;ed solicitations, consented to give vi
more and Jacques q psss through ou' ''nee'
lie did no. request Gen. Grant 10 open
.o,,c.ro,dence with Gen Leg to give tnen
..fe conduct to Richmond ana return. ueh
G,an, did that ON his own responsibility
pre.,den, Lincoln's r. quest vas simply sh'
| zen. Grant would pass them tasousa LIE
| nilitfrv lines nothing more.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

The cot. Jaqwes, Cttse0re
ased Greeio ssMasthOrtz.
cd bv the I,restdessf.

NEw YORK, Sept. /.
The Eveninq Posts correspondence writes:
Esw ORLEANS, Aug. "a.
Tho heavy botnbardment oil Fort Mo'eap
which began early on Monday the "a UT,
10 perhaps the most severe firing when nae
vet been directed sgainst tho rebel iortih
cations, except Fort Sumter. The range
vas obtained previous TO the opening o.
the cannonsdes that day. Soon in the morn
ing OF tho 22j, Commander farrsgut.
fleet, including the flag ship and Other
large vessels, tie Monitor, Roanoke, Luna
and some blockading vessels, took part II
the bombardmcnt 10 conjunction with To-
land forces. These woro situated on tn
Mobile Point, in rear OF the Fort, sn'
heavy mortar batteries were planted Wild
in. Two vessels were stationed on eithel
aide o! Mobile Point, and therefore 'nvasi
cd Cd three sides, and the fring from early
dawn until 6 O'Clock p. IN. was regular an
effective, but shortly alter that Lour ~ % :
came rapid and extremely heavy. IT,
sight from Fort Glnts aud other place :
from the JOINT operations Of the neet sh'
the land forces cou'u be witnessed, cover
cd the entire field and The appearance
the hOmLatdmCnt WAS as desirable AS nts
grand and stirring. Tie bursting OF III
shells IN the Fort or ovcrit was constant,
and TO. four hours tire rebel garrison nc
ceived 10 that way al average OF Shout CO..
shell per minute Of uur. Tue monitor
fir d ut short range. Their am wos unu
sualiy GOOD, and the ,xs osion OF mo-
ii aud Is inch shcils cguid T. q atinsuisuc
from che barssrg OF the shtils thrown ~
til, other euas, winch were smaller. -
ran Teunessce assisted ~ tbs ION ait
did good service. large vessel OF th'
fleet poured ia cnutinUOas bfOaIsldc, aht
the rear OF tho Fort w.s covered By III
army. The regular discharge q cgnno'
ia va.ious directions around sbe sortiiica
tion, he ny ing ct ,bc shoiis and their ics'
aud the often Simultaneous explosions can
not be described. This RAPID wyrs contln
ucd till 10 o'clock and thsn -leckene'
somcw hat, though She firing Wa KEEP VI
In all this firno ne rebels, who were drl7
en- from their guns, did very llttlo wcrk.
An officer who wltnesse4 tho Whole |
the heavy bombardment, was able 10 or
tinguish but four shots from Fort MoIsa
after wo commenced working our principa
batteries.
1t does not appear that tho rebels ha
any hope 81 being able to resist the attac
Of our forces.
Tho surrender OF the fort, as you wi
learn from other sources took place on th
23d.
An officer recently from the field OF OF
crations, describes the prospect Ct the earl
capture OF Mobile, as extremely encou
aging. II is asserted as the opinion OF pei
sous who are best qualified to judge, tha
che capture OF the city is just as feasible a
tho capture Of Fort Morgan was. We ma
hear Of the fall of Mobile much sooner tina
We have been accustomed to expect.
1t is undcrsi God that tho rebel Ian
force ut Mobile is vevv small.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

81. LOui+, S'p ,.
Late adyices from Fort Riley say that
the Indian outrages Lave increased the past
rem DAYS Ga the 1881 tts!a trom Santa
Fec going TO Lcavcuworth wss attacked al
Da;acruu Springs. and k!led ten men ano
,suturod al tie stock. 200 lnuians at
tsck, eeveral trains inclnding one belong
ng TO the government, tO miies west O.
Fort Lsrainie---9ns Ran killed. ana 81
he stock captured. Large bands OF lndl-
.ns arc consruga'ing IN the ne'ghborhood
i Fort Lyons. Outragcs arc Il daily oc-
,uirencc, q party coming within sight Of
be font, were pursued by Major Wyhcook
nd three or four killed.. Several OK ths
unprotected settlements between Lyon and
Chase mountains are now receiving atfen
ION.
Lieut.. Booth Of the 10Th Kansas sent
chef. The Sterling Republic Clay Cen
Ter reports finding no Indians after scout
OK 100 miles they are now encamped al
Jay Center in Republican Fork section
COUNTRY now trevorstd by aavaees and ex
tends from Platte TO Arkansas rivers, 4Ot
allies from cast TO west.
Our present force is inadequate for tn,
work before it. la.mediate reinforcement
arc needed.
Over two hundred persons were hilct
N the Platte Route and one hundred oI
she Arkansas route. At the headquarter'
IN the Smoky Hill aud Republican rivers
$500, 900 worth OF property was capture,
aud DESTROYED, besides 1000 horscs, SCI
mules and 1000 oxen.
Idaho and Montano sre nj to y
,warming with disatfected and dslcya
men. is estimated that over 90, 600 mel
Of this class have gone there during the pas
year.
TIE Mcxicans are very uneasy along th
.ntire mountain rauga. The rebel Morn Of
gents are said to be at work among them
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many Preparations sold under the
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LoUIsyrLLE, Sept. /.


Eleven guoriilas under McGrander, are
rerorted 10 have thrown the engine OIL tlt
rack ON the Loudon aud Branch railroad
x miles from New Haven. They burned
tie express and baggage cars, robbed UT
passengers, and loit ID TIE direction
3arts;o an.
Jcssio's gang Of two hundred guerrilla'
returned this morning from raid to Tx
Db river, and encsuped four miles iron
Newcastle. The inhabitants oil tho tow
oomentsrlly expect an attack.
Passengers iIon Nashvl lie say Wheeler
Forrest and Roddg are cngcged tearing u
fae track OF the Great Western XIX. DC
syecn Nashville aud the tennessee river
Tle NAshvliie Union says Ro.seau ba
nsdo such disposition Of his iorce tna
aess rebel commands cannot iDJure tn
r r.. and that Rpss.au has gone out to CIV
a no. Ter h.ttir.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

LOUISVILLE, sept I.
TIE rchei force is cesima ed AT co.,
stions, with II pieces, abous IL miles o.
E4snvl!ie, en- the Mu.irtrs bero pike. A
dayilgh' Maj. Gen. Rossosu WITH body .
cavalry and infantry wenI cut ycste.da
r. u, and met the enemy Is advance Ears
this morning sharp skifmishias ensue
with varying success. AT last account
Kossegn had driven tho rebels ) mica to
wards Murircesboro.
a messenger irom tho advance repori
that Whee,es's whole force IS butwoen TIL.
CITY and Musreesbore. There is a consd
cradle force Of rebels at LehshCn. PRISON
crs ani some wounded have been sent il
from Eossosu's front.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
NEw YuRK.Sept


The steamer Mcclellan from New Or.
lean tho Oath, via Mobile Bay the 9th.
arrived, snd brings Farragut's official dis
patches regarding the capture Of Fort Nor.
gan and the Gags Of the rebel Ram, Ten
pessee, the rebel steamer, Saline and Fort
Gaines and Fort Morgan. Tho rebel Ram
Nashville, was blown up by the Metacouet
on the night Of the 25th, just below Mo.
bile. She was 800 feet long, and was to
mount IL guns.
One gunsoat and 6 torpedoes in the
channel below tho forts had been finished
up.
The Tennessee will soon le,ve for Now
Orleans. The Selma is doing duty in the
Union cause.
Our forces ashore and on shipboard are
d excellent condition.