, 1864-09-18
TAK' NEWS.

- The NEWS.
The wires bring US little OF n2 intelligence
from the armies IN the feld. In the luli Of
;trife, ho- ever, p1ans are being perfected
1ri l,ortt,ons secured which muFt so3n bring |.
us s,lr1ieg news. Let US hope that The draft ,
row craere d will help on these movements
By nsse'isl retnfoEcements.
in retaliation for the. almost constant hrs
upon our PICKET lines, Gen Graat treated
the II bel lines and the city OF Petersburg TO
q terrific 11c Of shot and shell on Wednss~
cry, Lees army Ia reported to be some
wlat rsinfoEctd By arrivals OF cousctfpts. 4
New Tosk dispatch intimates constant ar-
ris.ls o1 troops ut our 61n front also. 80.
The advance Of Gen. A. j. Smiths forces
hiss reached Sulphur Springs, twenty mli's
sonsh Of st. Louis, Nhere It has gone Into
camp. -,
By . csvslr5 raid the rebels on Friday cap
tu1ed y bird of {, 500 head ofcattla belonging
to Gsant'e army. Our cavalry went In pur-
euit, and r.-csptulcd them and, some of the
maraud. rs also. |
Gold continues Irregular, openlug, on s.t-
urday, st e2sh advancing to 2.34, and clos.
Ing At 2al7@6. -
a o.tp1teh from Hon. John J. Turner aa:
ouncte that The quota Of nliuois has been
reeuted si!ty per ccot. Thezc Is no reason !
now Why Chicago should not free herself
from all suspicious Of a dsaEt. 1t only
needs energetic action. Shall We. honor the
call?
sverrs.ry Stanton bas cot his foot down,
and there fs to be no turther postponcmeut
o, the 'druit. The day-o grace IL past. The
aprcsls uf Giant ard Sherman must be met
The political ssp+ct geowa~ brighter aod'
brighter. Our diseatch4 this morciog con
tain important MD interesting Intelligence
from zar'sus points An Immense Union 1
meeting wss htld at TERRI Hanta on Satue.
dny, the r. snlts of ~hich have alarmed Vdot-
hoes and hfs O. A. K-ffiends lest he msy not
be returned to the seat he has 80 long dis
grneed. At Valparaiso, on Saturday after
noop. Copperhead hzzle was enacted, and
in the evening q splendid Union demonstEa
tfon came OF, at which Long John did the
:hnnors in bis chsracte,istic style. Read tie
dispatch A lArRe end enthusiastic' u MON
State. on Saturday.
The tde1tity Of the tndi,ldgs1 arrested at
1naipsapul!s Is still pending. but tho ch&aces
ara IT. Yavor 'oi the bsllef that he IL the In
famous Qn.ntrell. II it shonld prove So, he
uscet las- thor. SHIFT and stout rope
1hr s.a,.. Fair ts ut au end and shows the
gratifying rrose receipt OF over $1,000.
Ex,SscretaJy Chaee declares that from his
obstrya,iots In the country ~whcre he has
been touring, he believes Lincoln must GER
tatrly .te elected Ho expresses his deter
ripat,on to take the stump 10 ohlo.
a letter of September 11th, from Atlaota,
fays: "Larse quauti.tes of cotton aroSbetnx
t.. A.ft frnr $H.o frty - md
cit7, How efftctually the old ta'lacv oi
aCattou is Eing'' Ia beipg explodedl Thou.
espds of tutea Of this staple, representing
Tsst wealth were in this State, but Ills laying
like au i.eu5us, o1 no beueat to ita owneEs
ade heured it In from exchange"
Ex State Ssnator McVcy, OF OHIO, was il
etantly killed, on Friday, nesr Winchester, II
that State, bs the oversurntng Of stage OF
rttch be Tas 1ldiog from Coluo,bus ia, Laa
caster. His son, :<ho eAt by his side, hat
both Bis legs broken. Mrs McVey, who:wa
inside the coach, eecaped unspjured.
ur. penolrton wss- In DAYTON Thnrsda,
~, n,nr. apd was serenaded. and unde tu
fn,,owirc very anhle and e1oouent', apaech
uFe,].T ct.i.eas-I did not cou,e hers 10 max
po1,,ieal speech / a1n very th.ntaul for til
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The sonshsrn posts occupied n5 our 1oe
have been faEoFits paac's OF resort for tn
Nof4esn fcingees rom tne o.Att, taos
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