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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
MAsHINaToN. Sant- Is.

WASHINGTON, sept ~.
To Mayor Gen. Di1:
This Department has received the follow
ing reports Of the enemys assault yester-
day on General Buffers lines on their
subsequent repulse and General Birney's
brilliant action, driving the enemy totheir
inner line Of entrenchments around Rich
mond.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VIR-
GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA,
October 7th, $50, Pm.
To Lieutenant General Grant
At halfpast six, A NJ, the enemy hsy-
ing moved Fields and Hakes divisions
from the left at Chapin's Farm road, TO
our right at DarbytoWn road, they attack
ed US with great spirit. Kautzs cavalry
was in their entrenchments and drove
them back with small loss of men, but
with the loss Of his artillery.
The enemy suffered a considerable loss
in this attack.
The enemy swept down the entrench-
ments towards Birney, who, having thrown
back his right, waited their assault and re-
pulsed,it with heavy loss on the part of the
enemy. Tho enemy in the meantime, ad-
met by force at the signal tower. At
three P. NJ took the offensive, sending
Birney with two divisions up the Darby
town road. The enemy retreated as he ad-
vaneed, and Birney has reached and occu-
pied the entrenehments which the enemy
took from Kantz and were jfortifying for
themselves
Oar loss has been small, not one eighth
that of the enemy. We have about one
hunded prisoners
(Signed) B.F. BUTLER,
Major General
HEADQUARTERS TENTH ARMY CORPS, !
Oct Z, Ills An.
We have repulsed the attack of the enc
my on cur right flank, with great slaugh-
ter. The troops seem to be Fields and
Picketts divisions.
Isend you a batch of prisoners
/ an extending my right flank. The
enemy seem to be entrenching on the
Darby road.
CSignedl D. b. BIESET,
Major General
HDoRs ARMY OF VA, AND n. C,l
Oct. 2, 1890 P. N.
To Lieut.. General Grant
Birney has regained Kautz' old position
and holds the enemy in the inner line Of
of entertainments around Richmond, ez-
tending from DarbytOwn road, to to con-
meet with Weitzel on the left near Fort
| Harrison
There has been no movement at Peters
burg to-day. We have had much the best
of this days work. One thousand at least
of the enemy are killed and wounded, and
one hundred prisoners and q bloody re-
pulse.
General Gregg, commanding Fields di-
vision, is reported by a lady who saw the
body, killed.
| [Signedl B. F. BUTLEE,
Major General
No dispatches have been received from
the commands Of Generals Sherman Rose
Grams or Sheridan, later than were seorted
in my telegram Of yesterday.
| [Signedl E. M STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Saturday Afternoons Report.
FROMTHE ARMY oFTHE POTOMAC
NV YORK, Oct.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.
The HeraJds 9th Corps correspondent
says:
It is all quiet in the vicinity of Poplar
Spring Church.
Newspaper maps locate this place on
the South SIDE of the railroad, or very near
there, and from the fact Of our holding it,
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sTEAMBOAT CAPTURED.

CLARKsvuLE, Tenn, Oct. 8.
Two hundred rebels, under Gen. Lyon,
Of Eddyville, Kentucky, captured the
steamer Chambers, and crossed the river
into Kentucky yesterday, at the mouth of
Yellow Greek. They released the boat.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.
Nothing has yet been heard of the steam
er Roanoke, now greatly overdue, from
HAVANA. Suspicion is entertained that
she hes been captured by pirates.
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WASHINGTON, Oct
gosrBARDma cHARLEsroN.

Charleston papers of theReth ult., say
the bornbardmens of shEfsSg Is been un-
usually severe, the tnehsA g from three
guns in rapid and constant succession du-
ring the last twenty four hours, ending at
six O'Clock, Wednesday evening. Eighty
ty shots are reported as having been fred
at the city. Casualties occurred mostly
from firing bricks and splinters.
The Charleston Courier says eIghty-four
shells were fired at the city during the
twenty-four hours, ending at six o'clock
Friday evening. Twenty-seven shots were
also fred at Fort Sumter during the same
time from Battery Gregg and Swamp An
gel
ALABAMA ALARMEA-
The Governor, of Alabama, in his mes
sage to the Legislature, says; This fearful
struggle now going on in Georgia is no idle
spectacle to Alsbama. If Georgia is to be
overrun by Shermans worthless columns,
our homes in Alabama viii be equally ru-
med and desolated- he therefore recon-
mends an amendment to the militia law SC
as to include all persons now exempted from
Confederate service, able to bear arms, and
all between the age Of sixteen and sixty.
FIVE. Ir .e #
| GENERRL sToNEMAN,
General Stoneman has passed through
Augusta to be exchanged.
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EOR LAKE SUPERIOR. -.
The EeIl-known staunch steam <SSg4f
er IRON CITY, B. G. Sweet, Com @4lEllts
mahder, viii leave he port Of Cleveland for Onton-
agon and All intermediate points on Lake Superior;
IN Monday, Oct. 10th, at O'Clock P.
For freight or Passage apply on board OF to us.
HUSSET MCBRIDE,
ocs:l72 l27 and l2e River street
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FROM ARKANSAS.

The rebel Receiver of Arkansas reports
resolved under the law confscating North
ern Indebtedness from merchants and 9TH
eFs, due people of the United States, ST.
$4,000; sold confscated goods belonging
to Northern people, S625,5SI; sold confis-
Gated steamboats,, S212,SOO; confscated
real estate, $7SO,lO5.
Albert Pike has been appointed rebel
Chief Justice ofArkanses. When holding
court at Washington Court House he de-
cided that all citizens who have taken the
oath to the United States are guilty of
treason, for which the penalty is death.
Several citizens who took the oath during
the two weeks General Steele held Camden
have been arrested.
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are now putting in a steam pump, and
erecting bomb-proof over it. 1t is in
tended to have the work ready to let the
water IN IN three weeks. The enemy have
deposited an enormous amount of metal
into the canal from their gunboats, but no
serious injury has been done, nor have the
Workmen been seriously disconnected.
The Heralds 5th Corps special says that
new signal station. 100 feet high, is Just
completed in front of the corps, near the
pickets, and in full view of the sharp
shooters.
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PR1soNERs EXCHANGED.
The HeralFs 18th Corps correspon,

Ihe HeTdtds 18TH Corps correspondent
says:
Six hundred Rebel prisoners came dowi
yesterday from Baltimore landing at YARNS
Ferry, and were marched overland to Cox,
Landing, where they were handed over tc
the rebel authorities. The families who
accompanied them were ordered by the
President to leave our lines.
THE GAINES.
The HeraIFs Mobile Bay correspondent,
dating Sept. 80, says;
The wreck of the rebel guRboat Gaines,
which was sunk by our feet, is being
worked at Her guns have been saved.
FROM SHERIDAN.
The Heralds correspondence from Sher-
idan's army, dated Martinsburg, gives fur
ther details of sheridan's operations. He
is still at Harrisonlurg.
There has been no engagement between
him and the main rebel army since previ-
Gus advices. He has met no reverse what
ever. There is no force of rebels in his
rear but guerrillas and bushwhsekers
TRADE ORDER
The steamship Ariel, from New Orleans,
arrived yesterday.
General Hurlbut has issued an order pro
hibiting trade and the embarkation or
landing of passengers at any place except
where military force is stationed. Pick
cts and outposts at such ports are consti-
.uted limits within which trade may be
carried on. Outside these limits, goods
Fought or sold are subject to confscation.
SEW REBEL MONEY MILL.
A Little Rock letter of the 22d says a
ebel Treasury Department has been
established at Shreveport, Louisiana.
presses are in opuration Mr..
hull, formerly of Little Rock, is the agent
rho signs the notes.
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GEN.BU RBRIDGE's OPERATIONS.

There is nothing to report to day.
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The first overland mail from Sacramento
arrived here this morning. Hereafter there
will be regular mail communication with
the Pacific Coast, until about the first of
January, when the SHOWS fall heavily on
the Sierra ard Navada mountains.
RrigsdIsr General Fitz Henry Warren
is ordered to report to General Dix for
duty.
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FRESH GOODS
EVERY DAY!

And buyers may depend on receiving prompt atten.
tion, and on having heir
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-19

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IN any other way.
az ChecseEasn,r Female pilia
s<s tae Only medicine that N AKklKD Arn SINGLE
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
FlOUring MIII for SaIe. :

WILL sell our Pi5uring MI situated In Centre
w Wheeling, on Baltimore aud Ohio r. R., 4
short distance below the B. . o. R. R. Depot, on
The Mn has four run Of French burrs aud all the
mIdern Improvements In machinery. The capacity
OF the MIL u l50 barrels per dAy.I 81 r
Size OF RnEihe Inch bore, three feet stroke e..
tmAtod a. W hoTso Power, thrUO cyllndOf boilers,
20 feet long, % inches In diameter. The main build
Ing s 90 feet by 40 four stories and WarehOuss at
tAehed 90 feet by ~, three stories including base
ment; also = new stable SO feet by -. Tbs lot on
which the MIL erected Is 40 by q feet. All will
be sold with the MIL.
We would call the attention OF capitalists TO this
property - there u no Mill more IGvofGbly SitaAt
cd than this IN the western country. We have =
good G ain growing country 1irr1undInk IA; and
then We have the O6IS river At or door that can
1t All times get supply Of grain.
We are also hVoh8bly dt1Ated ltoi Bhip our dour
70 the Eastern Markets both by Baltimore aud uhiO
Railroad and PenusylVautA Central We also have q
good local trade for aOur and Gsed fair prices
We have railroad fFOth our MEI down to th6l low
water mark, by which We draw our wheat from the
landing Into the Mil BY naehihsEy. Three men Gao
take In from two three thouand buSheiS Or heat
In = day, .aylng the heavy OIpSnIe OF drayaKe.
Should the property not De sold by the YIst Of
April At private sale, We then will offer II At pub
lio sale on that day at two O'Clock z. NJ, at the
Court House In the city Of Wheeling. Terms will
DO made eaSy. A. H DErHILER 4 90.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
From tho Army of tho Potomac.


NHw YORK, April !l,-The Herald's
Army Of the Potomac dispatch reports
great damage to the railroads by Satur
days storm. Several bridges were carried
away. The bridge over Bull run is en-
Iirely gone. All damages are expected to
be repaired by to-day: ~ .fl7sl
New Orleans correspondence seems 10
throw doubts on the authenticity of the
accounts ofrecsnt battles; also the report
Of the sinking Of the rebel ram Tenn esSes,
as Mobile papers say nothing about it.
Our FIRE on Fort Powell was suspended
aud the gunboats and mortars withdrawn
to Pensacola. q. = mas, - ass 80
The rebel ram Nashville is nearly com
pleted. II isnot 80 formidable looking as
the Tennessee.
The World's special says it Is reported
thst Gen. Smith will command two corus,
to be organized at Fortress Monroe, to be
moved up the Peninsula, while the Army
Of the Potomac keeps Lees force occupied,
and Burnside, 1t IL presumed, will attempt
The old route to GoldSboro,, cutting the
railroad. These movements will be de-
layed BY the late storm.
The majority OF the Committee ON Else-
tionS have resolved to report in favor of
BIAir's right to seat 10 The House. The
minority will report in favor Of Knox. As
soon AG the question is settled, Blair will
resume bis command in the field.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12

BW wAoLEsALn ARR1sr.-Frequent
Complaints have lately been. made To The
City Sergeant that numbers Of the abAn-
dOnsd women who infest the city at this
time are In the habit Of cougreEatiug in the
HemPfeld railroad tunusl. east OF the city
aud AbOnt the old Pork House, 10 tie same
locality, much to the annoyance of reSpsc-
table people residing, or having occasion
to travel, in the vicinity About dark on
Sunday, Sergeant Britt, with 4 heavy police
force. visited the ltunnsl, surrounded it
aud captured considerable lquad of the
Cyprians, all of whom we're committed TO
Jail. y.