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EXTRACTS FROM REBEL PAPERS.

VALUE or GoLD.-Thc following advertise.
mcnt shows TIE value Of gold in Dixie -
"sIOORrwARp.-GDIICHain Rrncclot-Iost, ,c.lerd,v
Thursday, Main street, between BeCs' daguerrean
saloon and IidguOds book store, gold chain bracelet
'The finder viii receive fhe above reward by LEAVING tIc
same AZ fbc hon oficc ~ no ,,S rjcb,,J 49,, ' ''
IN. B.-Al persons arc warn.d against trldiug iOr
purchasing the same
A CHANCE TOR NORTHERN CoPrERHPNDs.-
BY the following official order, published in one
of the Richmond papers, it will be seen that the
Rebel General Cooper offers "protection to all
such rebels as now held 10 service against their
will in the United States, and who come within
the Confederate lines. Here is Gu opportunity
which should at once BE- embraced by Northern
Copperhoads The order reads as follows
Ap1UTANr AND INSPECTOR GBNHplG's OFFICE,
Richmond, Va, August 10, 1861. - General
Orders No. G5 u. IL having been represented to
the War Department that there are numbers of
foreigners, cntrapped by artihCC and fraud into
the military and naval service of the United
States, who would gladly withdraw from fur
thcr participation in the inhuman warfare
wagCd against people who have never given
them prcteXt for hostility, and that thore
are many inhabitants OF the United States, now
rCtGiJed in that service against their viii,
who are averse to aiding in tho unjust war
now being prosecuted against the Confederate
States And it being also known that these men
are prevented from abandoning such compulsory
service, by the difficulty they experience in
escaping thercfIom 10 s ordered that all such
persons, coming within the lines of the C0nlcdc-
rate armies, shall bo received protected, and
supplied with means of subsistence, until such Of
convenient points on the border, when all facili-
ties will be afforded them to return to their
homes.
by order, S. CoorER, A. and 1. General
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personal NOTICES.

From the Richmond papers, Of he .5h agioo.
~ 10 THEO ID. OR WAG. NJ DAY, or NEW YORK /;
Henry NJ Day, Philad9phA;-I am we'll. Have tried
every means TO hear from Answer by ag OF truce
JOHN J. DAY, Augusta, GA.
New York Ners please copy.
IL INFORMATION WANTED or MY SON, TuOS.
II. Davis, OF the ID Virginia Cavalry, who painfully
wounded on the S and was captured on tho 0th ultlmo
with the ambulance train, near Woodstock, Va
MY former mcTcal friends Of baltimore, Philadel
phia, and New York VIII confer favor by giving the
desired information and supplying ton with anything
he may need. JOHN I. DAVIS, LyEchDurs, Va,
e1- MRS. RECHTEL. No. 3F y. NINTH STREET,
Philadelphia Mother:-Jn,Ob died tho 9TH OF
OCChcT sent letters by Has Of truce, and anxious 10
get TO yOu, The children are all well.
SARAH RECHrEL.
Philadelphia Ifqv5rer and Ledger please copy.
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THR Hour OF DLAul.-Ag the rCy.u' meet
Ing Of the British Association, % paper on this
subject was read by Mr. Hoviand, o. the Bridge
water lnirmary, I stated that the author had
collected over 5000 cases of death, with the hour
of death and other circumstances recorded, which
BE had tabuateQ and exhibited on o large chart.
By this chart he showed that iu 1000 cases OF
dCs'h in children unde- rive wears o. age, the
periods OF the creates. mortality r1o, p.nca during
Tho hours OF and IN the morning ,uit 10 c-..a-
orciuay depression fOul. place M Jle succeeding
hours, and That, between and - p. NJ, the rate
Ofmoraty was az los minimum. lie then 21m-
par these statistics with 1891 Gelths from Ail
causes, and the chart shows how remarkably
bic wave lines Of death compcred with those
above. In the cases Of death f-1I con sumption,
although they showed general resemblance in
the wave line, yet, between the AO1r5 OF 10
A. NJ, when there was @ depression, when CONF
pared with the first four hours period, tue NOR
ialty was the greatest. The extraordinary NOR
tally was in the carly hours OF the morning,when
the powers of life were at their lowest ebO; and,
strange 10 say, when the patient was most cared
for. lie urged the necessity Of feeding and
stimulating the patients NJ tner weakest hour,
so as to tide them over a critical period, and,
even If death be inevitable 70 support the patient,
so that he might az least have q few hours
more OF life snatched from eternity 70 admit Of
his being abe 10 carry out ONE neglected
duty, pardon some enemy, or see some beloved
tTieUd.
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OFFICE CoMNissARY or SUBSISTENCE,

OFFICE CONIMiSSAItH OF SUBSISTENCE,
~ No, s-S WALNUT Street.
PlukpFLrrUA, october 2S, IOt
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, WIN be received AZ this
Office uutl l2OClOc, ~, on WEDNESDAY, N0vembcr2,
1894 Tor suppl, Ing for the uac o the United states Army,
delivered In Philadelphia. .- - -
4. 900 BAEnETS TXrRA SUPTRFINE or BKTRA
FAMILY FLOUR (Which to &c stated, to have
lCeD ground within twenty DAYS Of date OF thls
advertisement, tiom ntW winter wheat, In wen
c0Ortred hoa i-nCd barrels, Name Of brand
and place Of manufacture 10 DO stated In the
proposal, To be delivered within ton days, az
ans Point iu ttis city dCslguNCdh hy this ouico.
Samples in boxes must be- delivered wih rie prono-
sails, but cRCl1sId with them, each sample In be
marked with bidders name, brand, number OF barrels,
&c.
printed COPY Of this edyCrl Cmout must be Ntaohed
TO esGh proposal and the proposals nusbc specific Ia COM
Iaying win oil ils terms,
Zach proposal have tie written guarantee OF two
Tespon b persons for the aihmcnt a the
win give bonds If required.
Blsuk forms for proposals, containing the form of guar
antee may be had on apple 1tyn 90 tha once.
Payment viii be made IN such funds a. may be furnished
by the United States Tor the purpose
Proposals 10 DO endorsed "fIOpusals for fl0ur anc
ISAAC B. WlGGIN,
10 zS-4t CAPTAIN and C.S Vols.
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"A company has been chartered 10 bring water
into New London, Conn, from an elevation Of
one hundred and seventy feet.
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Leading Editorials from the New York
Papers This Morning.

THE NORTHERN RAIDS THE LAW
AND orr DUTY IN RELATION TO
THEN.
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PROPOSALS.

CulEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
~ IWEIl I'll and GInAI.D streets.
PmLADTIrHIA, October 81, 1854.
Sealed Proposals will bo received ut this ofica until ~
OCluk H. on TIL HSDAY, the I'd day OF November noNt
Cor supplying tho SchUy Ri Arsenal with the following
articles
Uniform Goats, artillery, army standard.
DO do infantry, do
10 Jackets, cavalry, do
DO Go NGht artillery. do
Rat Cords and 1Sslcs, artillery, do
Shirt Buttons, do
Bclt Ropes, do
Wrapping Pspcr, 90 TO- samples required.
straw Packing Paper, do
Buraps, 40 inches, do
Samples OF suCh articles are required to be army
standard can he seen Gt thi, office.
EaCh bid must he guaranteed by two responsible per-
Whuse signatures must be appended TO the guaan
tee and certified to being good and sunc security
for the amount involved by some public functiOnAry OF tho
United States.
ic, nom dcNHtng contractors ard those that do not
mn cWpty Hh Nc requirement. Of thts advertisement,
VIII Co. be considered.
Hauk f5Tins proposals. embracing the terms Of the
required each bid BE- had icatiun
to this uce, and others which do not embrace this
guarantee viii be ConsigiOd. Nor win any proposal be
cOpsGered hch does rot strictly eoutoTm 10 the roquro
nieuts therein stated.
Tho bids state the number and quantity OF each kind
Of article proposed 10 be delivered
deliveries mult commence within ten days from tho
date o. the award.
Proposal must Ge endorsed Proposals mT Army
SupIes," stating on the 6nTeope tho particular article
BID for.
HERMAN BI9GB, ColoneL
lO2.6t QuaItcrinastor5 Department.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01

By scouts 10 fifteen miles OF and .comng rhsss !.
. mighty s,smpcde from Saontns. me roads from
WIN mon, women and negroes, goos, and ambu-
ancas, carriages and bugg horses ninysvs ana
o. the small .radsss q sisaoson wso Tor months ssso
been refusing 20 sell our and Cnufoferats
money desnsd 70 swell he emIsrainn sna joss'es wivb
runaway negroes for precedence on sns ngnways.
LATER-coNr'RxArios or sAsLY's Hsr ,sYsD VIC
roRY-RO opri1iAL fSrUatI0asos Ysr.
Up 10 seven O'Clock last night ofcia intelligence
had been Fecevad from G-nsra' Ery tsr than Genera
Laes despatcb OF the 2at, publissi yesterday. pus
from gent~mep rho ~ Central gsaD Last
valley and which goos lar o eabli.n lhs Tacs shss
General Eary gained a victory ndav a e. no
done IN the absences OF oifc IL inieii enco. - f.a
gentleman who left Bro On N,ndi y nlghs ~
ten O'Clock, and who up 10 tnt ,me had with The
army durins It's retreat up no liey states shas ss
Monday morDing the aitacxed GENERAL Early a.
Brown Gsp and 70 ulseo. our roops ,hen assumed
the offensive and attacked tho my apd drove them
back SIX mice 10 Port opublic, md, DO
lieved, tho Shen indo,h river at tbag point
The ab We Statement ~ borne o. bv large nun
ber of persons from Greenwood and other poinso OF
the Certrai Nairoad NJ Arrest g. Br Ms CAP They cay
the rinx which bs4unrst Browns ,iac during the day
gradually rcceded ,he TO- II Fort Pspnblc.
Thoy further that they tnrou ho !, Monday and
yesterday, beard but from the froatlhat
farIy had repulsed Inc en- nv
our having received no Official intelligence n ihs sati
5 with the solitary Tor d. uhlng that arms
have been crowned with great victory That battle
fought Monday there AN be no ldoubt. that We
mot Beaten equally cert Had all nos ocen well
tn US beire of yesterday fbarlotssvtle would
nave ueon lhH Vi sIhK8lers HOm FA6D army
From the informant wh gives us the aboat
the battle wa learn that 'rots not and never
have bean disp, iied They have once foup
expedieut 70 get out OF pacea, aud they got
Of them In hurry.
BROWNS GAP AND vi Hxp's HILL.
This was the hole, the stronghold into which shc
srea, Jackson used 20 rhdraw wherover the ensm,
pressed him dangerously and he always emerged from
10 conquer Rec ,ectDg Gene al lcks MS carnpagns
ws ars struck with the tact that though he often ,ouud
up the valley he made
at Fishers HIM. lis military dscoy ercd that though
n ~ an mn anna
The has bnrne testimony % MA sagAcy General
Early anked nf tho position. We this from
persons who Witnessed bo ATTACK OF the enemy a0d
retreat sIan
nf srAUNrON.
From respectable citzens of Stannton learn that
small body os ShcrIdan's cavsiry entered that
five O'Clock Monday evening Our informant did not In
ger 10 how tho Yankees abon 10 bohave espe
cialy reported larger force or Abe
enemy approacl3nR We doubt whether Sheridan
has been condition spare any derabe body OF
bis troops for raidnp purposes He, hope had ful
for all Of thsln Mt Browns Gap.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
The Navy.
he N6Fys
-,,.p n.Ypf.. Ar mn, .nurpo,.

COURT MARTIAL AT rHiIApELPGtA.
Commander Richard W. Meade hssl recently beeo Or
dered 10 Philadelphia court martial duty, No
his branch Of ihs service presents cleaner record ard
we wish in common with his numerous friends, that tire
Secretary oi the Navy might assign him 10 sctlve
epperc Of duty, which would certainly be n con-
with The feelings Of Commander Meade, and
higher recognition OF his loyalty and pure pslrllm
Commander Meade will long be remembered 40 che
ecer, commander OF tho Up,ed States ship North Caro-
ilna a. the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Commander Cancel lockwood, Of Ecxbury, Mass has
slso been ordered 10 Philadelphia member Of tho
rcur, martial soou, being organized there.
SxcHAsos OF NAVAL rEIscsEss or WAR
The supply steamer Crcassian. Ac,iog Volunteer
Lieutenant Henry Churchill, to have left the Charles
town Navy Yard yesterday, aud would proceed TO the
anchorage on Fort Warren whore al. Is 10 embark all
the rebel prisoners confined there proceed with
them 10 Port Roya dnssf, and viii return With the
Union naval prisoners ccpOsd in tbarlssioo await
ing exchsnge. All The rebel naval prisoners conersd
IN Fort Lafayette in ibis barber, were SEMI to ycr,
Warren ast week. IN charge or LeSiscEpt Conmani!n9
Leonard Psulding, or she Brooklyn Tsfd
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Batue at Now Hopc-Eatiy's Re-
ported ttcsory-rh Success Dou otcd-
Staant~n Eniered by abe Union Cav

The Battte at Now Hopc-Eatiy's Re-
ported Victory rhe Success Dou otcd-
staanton Entered by abe Union Cav
airy, ssc.
ifrcm tina Richmond Examiner, sspt. 2sl
We are slAi withoGt snv poeitiye iptsliseges from
General tarly We stated yosicrday the report that
thsre had bccu beits Al New hoic, Augusta county 10
whion Fsrly rspuUsi tho snemy. though have 20
far obtained sasiactory Information a. 10 ne truth
this report eysytus that resehss 70 goes - estao.
iish The fact nat thefu xss considerable battle y th
neghbro,d and thst uur troops acre no! beaten ira
sgain forced 70 fs tscx, xnos positively ron th9
circumstance that ~ 10 yes,crday - sxo O'Clock W,
noIe OF them bad resched the t,utrai BsnI~d, WHOM
runs not than ten mics ~ rear oI the p.'nt ~
which the canr0nsding was h9,d yosicray hsd -
baen Worslrd and 0bs ~ retire rtagscre especly
from the cavalry ~onif have hwnrr1el aong Toe ~.
road tilhsr there bate, bu. only heavy stv.
n,shins thing that Tine msxcs AZ much hoss ~
srea, battle. or repasst ins enomy. Ehs sc con
sidar certain. -.
we bnve also Found " impossible 10 nx the exsct
locality OF the csnronade tor bate there Ne-e oDe) On
NcpJ,y Persons veil ecy'n ntsd With The couutry,
wbo from wayneshofo nsard ibe nrng. are u opnlou
tbs, u wss more probsbls ~ tIo~ns Gap ttao ~ New
Jrore Hrosu's Cap Ia 10 the nlus Ridge, eight miles
southesst of Port Republic twenty mihs Dor beast OF
Stanton snd nitseu mites norsn % wayussboro.
Il va believed that the Yankee csvAry hid chtered
stsontou, MT notbieg psiiye was kunsn 90 the suo
iect. ibe latest psivs m orpsco Ne have from mat
place rp " ,wO 0'ofcx A. on Monitv Al that ueur
inc e. sph uqefat r, 10 his hskfumeni, eft th.re
The sst Ihs Yskes cs,airv we're then reportsd
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
vssf lwvASIoH or MISSOURI.
the 81. Loats Te,egrams.


81. LouIs, Sept. 90, 1884.
Captain Hill gives detailed account of tho defence
Of Pilot Knob, but does not differ materially from the
report already teegraphel Al time the rebels were
The fort that they got the drawbridge which
was dowp-tbe ropes having brcken-but they were
driven back with great slaughter land forced to retreat
Our mon 8red about three hundred rounds each. The
garrison was NO, pursued after leaving the fort
train OF sxly.four wagons had been destroyed by
the rebels ropdaIe and Hioeral Point, and the
men massacied without demanding their surrender.
One brigade or General Smith forces stationed
the MeFfimsc bridge, few miles below the Jefferson
barracks shs remainder Of the command being at tho
latter place.
Nothing s known this morning OF the whsrcsNouss
movements of tho enemy. The towns o! irontou
Arcadia Mineral Point and Potos sue cd great injury.
Tho crops In that country entirely destroyed, and
many citizens are utterly rdined.
party OF rebels reported be moving yester.
day morning via Rlcnuood washington county, toward
the south Baoch Railroad, but dings have yet been
| received o. dsmase 20 the road.
sr LOUIS, sept. 80, 1884
The telegraph FTnpkliD and Ioa has been In
tsAgpses nce sas ,gat, indicating tho presence Of the
rebels OH The Southwest branch road
II supposed ths. II General Ewing reached Har-
risons station and found tho road out east Of him,
strengthening the post having the entire male populs
on working on the ori.hc,i!oDs. One Of the forts
mands every approach 10 the town.
General Fisks has called out the militia la North Mla
souri 10 again take the 6eld sgsns, the gnorlas. He
confirms all the accounts Of the centralia massacre
General Douglas is already pursuit Of Anderson 8
butchers
train went down 10 Dc Soto 10 day and found Iron
Mountain clear, and saw nothing OF the enemy The
condition Il eGslrs bcox DO soto Is ansnowu.
The re5eR captured a5oa, thousand kegs OF lead
Richmond.
The steamer Fart Able wcll armed Ie yesterday for
below 10 servo as picket boat.
General Pleassn.on relieved General Blair OF the con-
mans OF The city aud county Of 81. Louis 70 day.
The Nal Agent u toe Southwest Branch Railroad ar
rived 70 night. he reports that General Ewing reached
Hsrrsons station about ten O'Clock last night closely
pursued By the enemy Fighting has been going on bal
tie ssuit IS unknown. The road was cut this side of
Harrison and tbs loFur Of Cuba ana Bourbon are brnipg
Harrison being between these two towns the suproeto
thai The old both sides OF that point severng
comfauo ioat.oD with both 81. Louis and Rola
Escaped prisoners gho arrived At re soto today 70
port pic, gnob stl he'd by tba rebels but their num-
bere and probsble movements 90, yei known II s
understood that portion OF General smiths forces
Start for Frankio st tho rler.ectcp OF the pacoc and
Southwest branch rods, forty miles west OF here
The New York herald., 1864-10-01

Major Milford is the assistant commissioner Tor the
change Of prisoners under Major General Butler and one
Of the most efficient and popular officers In the srmy
few days ago ho received bis commission lieutenant
colonel OF the Third regiment New York Volunteer In.
fentry, and in the uew title lose the major but
gain colonel This promotion 10 well deserved, but
is not what II shonld have been. Colone Maiord oughs
TO have been made brigader general long ago.
and star would glitter In the radiant bTlliancy
on his shoulders, aud roHect the highest cred, on our
governmen II 10 probable that Colonel Milford viii be
nominated brigsder At the neSt session OF Congress-
Colonel Mu orb is al present Phladcpha with his
dag OF truce baat Now York after load Of rebel prs
Cners from Fort Delaware which he expects 20 take 10
Akns landing Tomorrow or the day afer for exchange
WEAVER
Is lovely During the day time the iakos the atuos
phere almost oppressivsy warm, while the nights ere
chilly almost requiring fire. Only short period Of
good weather Ia lett US before grim winter viii creep
NroR ua Ike Old age,
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
Scw Work. and New Orleans Steam.hir
Company

ANOTHER NEW sTRsMEa FOR TIE LINZ.
Tbs New York and New Orleans steamship Company
have Just added another how and po~sful stesmer 70
their Inc called the Guiding Star, built ii the largo ship
yards Of uessrs Roosevelt Co.. foot Of Houston street,
East river. These extensive builders have also the
stocks AZ rresen, tho hfth seamer Tor tho compauy,
which Will be named The nay Star The Guidisg star
viii ngko her trial trip week, aud viii proceed
hor Grst voyage 70 New Orleans on the 18th OF ncrt
month. Tue trial "Trip d tho Guiding Star VIII % Of an
Interesting nature, snd many otnsuished perscnages
viii be invited 10 witness ber performances. The
Presldeut VI the company. James A. RaynVr, Esq Ir.
Rcseve and other psopases are " be snt
The Guiding Star ~ of beautiful model and " ihres
hundred ana thirteen feet Va length Her measurement
two thousand four hundred ara sixteen tons She IN
bs Ded Gu, good aiyIe fer the daton Of ras
scngers, snd her Interior snd deck ccmrximeris vii bc
spiendidy frrnt hes, as " the 10 a these
steamers From tbs high character OF the Proslieut
Mr. Raypor, u r merely necessary 10 state these facts
All the vessels connected With THIS line viii m lnure
leave Now YORK weekly ~ will be seen by advertise.
uncut
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
-~----7~-77a7-777s > = -
Sews from Kentucky.

LouisvnIs, Sept. 80, 1854
Iieuiensnt Colonel Hammond. acting commandant Of
this pest arrested Captain Dunp the Provost
this city and all his asssrsnis. including the Military po
Ice for sszDg negroes about the city and selling them
as substiiutes The parties win be tried before mill.
tary commission.
MAJOR wharton performs the duties Of provost msrshsi
The Civil police said 10 DO implicated In ihess Degro
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
The Press Despatch,

FORTRESS Monroe, Sept %, 1854.
The Unitei States hospital steamer George Lesry
rived here this afternoon, with two hundred sick and
eixty wounded soldiers the Tenth army corps
pital.
They report that heavy firing was heard at the front,
our len, from O'Clock last evening unit.
o'clock this Thursday morning The result OF the rng
Was MOI known 81 tho time the steamer left
The renewal Of patients from tho hospitals at the 'front.'
as well ~ other movements going on indicate i'm
mediate activity with the Army OF the posonanc.
The steamer Cob.inontal, from New York. bound 10
New Orleans put In hero this morning. and reports hst
she took IN t.w from Eew York the barge Isscia's.
laden with hay for tho government, aud when
twenty miles south by east from Absecomb light the
barge n'ed with water and went down. No lives we've
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
TIE RAID IN sHERKAN'S Rear.
Mv. d. y. COnynghsm's Dispatches.
.t.t..t.t. .... NASHVILLE, sept. 20, 1854.
xix Rrvxs uRrpos TIRE. r1srr.


NK RIVER mrpos TuRrs
General Rousseau returned to Nashville oday for
few hours Ao reports Forrest to be moving on the
Nashvile and Chattanooga Rahroad, probably on hh
river bridge The wire was this morning, and
forty yards OF the destroyed. rha ags has snco
beeu repaired, and trains runnlrs . Tullahcm,
General Granger reports wnseor &C 2oddy north Of
recatur, Ala. la s.--tt..
ronsEsIs az
nis thought they trying 10 cfcss the Tennessee
river and s,rkc the railroad between Huntsville ana
Stevenson. Williams and Debrli reporsed
Sparta, evidently 70 forn junction with Wheeler
eEd Forrest in The ncighe rhood OF Tullsooms.
Decatur was reported captured this mornlsg, byt
Major Polk has received telegram the contrary.
Some heavy Fighting Is expected. Tue roblc may tes'
easy result. Though Forrest sho1ld snoesed
partially cutting tho ue he will be able do any
eIecua injury threaten the safety o. shermass
gallant army.
Movsmen nts OF Forrest and RousseAs.
sAsnrnIi, SEPT so, 1894.
Torrea, tbe nsbt Of toe 2s.n vas al Fayetteville,
with nearly his whole forc, route 70 the Chattanooga
Railroad. PaN OF the rad vas Destroyed by q smsp
body Of rebea Parties Of rsbe cavsry scattered
along the ilos OF shls railroad.
An attack apprcAe,doa at D1cS ana Elk river bridge
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. All tno bridges
between Athors aud Puassi, distance OF thirty me
have been Destroyed, .
GG3arsi Eoussssl wss az ShTisana lfat night During
toe ght 'he telegraph wire cut ihst psee.
thorc has beon conmuc !ca, lon Rpush
Murrrecshoro.
Colonel J. L. Donalison, Chef Quartsrmaster OF The
DcpsTtpen. of tho Cumberland, has cccn promoted
be brsVet brgsSler general. Since hts arrival here bs
has opened Northwestern, TegGsssos nni A,abans
ard cl'risyi.e railroads
N.eHvrtE, Sept. 90. 1859
that point.
telegram from Palsski sept, CO. reports ihat patrols
there rst upon on d,nsren, roads, Several Union
ofrce-S rho captured bad escared and many NJ
Yates were coming int our llrea
Forrest has twenty-five wayo, loads Of ammunition
and piEs pieces artiery Of which ara ten pound
PARROTS Inc artillery car,ured q; Athens, aud sis
icces more, have been aososs tue river.
Part Of the f;sh,eenth ii,euissu captured ms
ngnt a, Athens, ard agaia reported captured BY
Wheeler ia the nsht a, ,no Sulphur lsraaca ,rcste.
Colonel iaihrop, Ono Hundred aud Eevs1,n Uoted
states coored trouns Leasasnt Carter and Assistant
snrreon Fred Wagner, Tnird TenDessse. we're klncd.
The total Union loss ssyentyGve killed and slsht
wourded.
Tue Third Tennesses cavalry, ColoDs hann, 3la
humber, were captared ~ sulphur tresds
The Negroes al trestei pris Of war, and
tn officers allowed their private rroaer,y The oncsru
will be psolcd At Mcrifian gss., aud sent 10 Memphis
for eSchanzo Forres, moved his lines under tag "
truce IT tue jiirhur arsoch lrsstle
The rcbs,s reported large Numbers oppesn
Florencs. along the iino OF the river.
u Is believed another attack win soon be made %
,uiaski.