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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
GRANT IN N OTTO N.
Advance CT the Right Wing
Rebel Intrenchments Carried.
FIFTEEN GUNS CAPTURED.
The Enemy Scattered Ira
every Direction.
GEN. ORD SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
Gen. Rirney Marching Toward
Richmond.
GEN. ORD SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
OFFICIAL REPORT BY CEN. GRANT
From Secretary s,ansen TO Gen. Dix.

WAR DHr,RTMESr WASHINGTON.
Thursday. Sept ~ 1854.
Tie following dispatch from Gen. Grant, an
souucine the movement Of our forces against Rich
ncpd has just been received:
HEADQUARTERS CHArISs FARM.
Thursday. Sept. %. leo4-lO;io an
Maj..Ge.. HALLEcK: Gen. Ord's Corps advanced
fhis morning and carried the very strong fortiaes-
sion and long line of intrenchments below ChaPihs
fsrn some fifteen pieces of artillery, and from two
70 three hundred prisoners.
Gen. Ord was wounded, though not dangerously
Gen. Birncy advanced at the same time IRON
Deep Bottom and carried the NEWMARKET road ana
antreucbments and scattered the enemy in every
direction, though he captured Int few.
lie ia now marching on toward Richmond.
Hen Gen. Birncy where the Mill road intersects
tNs NEWMARKET and Richmond road.
This whole country 10 filled With field fortities-
lions thus Ear.
z. 8. GRANT, Lieut.-Gen.
Edwin NJ Stanton Secretary Of War;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
AG.irs .. Morris isiana and in Charie.ssn.

1rs-. ne PsA.sesso nosua - ssv< ~
The situation of affairs Oh Morris Island, pre-.
sen.s but ore new feature Of special interest. Tho
enemy have brought their AID ODE element Of Of.
fcnse which has succeeded 50 veil as they doubt
less anticipated. They have placed number o' sharp
otis conceded from our sight have burned greet deal
powder and thrYyp away quantities Of lead wtaeus
accomplishing single result.
Tho flagstaff which hears a.ott, IN fall view, the
glorious flag whose ods Goat nearest To- Charleston u
eny vet Civ on TO the bic since the siege Began %
dotted with Whtwortb bs.Is fD these sharI-hooters
guns and little pas of sad nov and then al ABOUT TIE
Port show where these messengers have aDghted L"e
rgineer, constr ucted gt screens behind which
our working paTtie. pursue tueir labOrs without tho
skhtest risk Within fe~ d.y: past they have sus-
pended their ire .. was gTUeS S quite s'''en' 70
A few well.direo,ed sssls generally smoked thelc>
fellows out ami drvs them into the fvr WI "a the an
firing on the for. IL m.nta, only when evidences
sre apparent OF repair, oe;sg made positions pre-,
pared TO- mour RUS when heavy rides vpen. and
the VS. IL demolished.
Beyond this occasional firing and the regular ebe'hg
Of tho city. AFFAIRS remain In about the came od posi-
ton. ..,,.,-
came into our lines thar the city "a suffering 70 avery
sBd serious extent under our pfesent pc
bardnient The 100 FOUNDER rifles have now attainea
the proper range and throw shells TWO blocks bey9nd
street In the business heart Of the city. The
range Of tho 30pounaeis not quite great enough 70
reach far beyond the burned aud the pEeseno
100 FOUNDERS were substituted with marked s1seeess
Their range ia greater. and tie ect produced By tho
explosion ~ tier shells IL inea.arab! greater They
have already destroyed number " hui.dnss and are
rapdy denoiishiag Others IN the ghbrhood making
it decidedly nndesirsble place for quiet flowing
to TRANSACT iWlasstta
The Rebels have twenty FIVE hundred men ., xo.k on.
the defenses Of the city, repaing aud strengneniiS
pairing for the day Of trial thoroughly and Is web -
they may.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
The Rebels Smelling Pilot hneo-Pofost
Cnpturcd-The Citizens Of Mtssour'
flushing 10 Arms.

ST. LoUrs Mo-, "wednesday. Sept. %. 1894
M,. Burns, a telegraph operator, who left
Plot Knob disguised q, noon yesterday, arrived 81
De Soto to-day
He reports that Gen. Ewing has concentrated lis
troops in from. Of the Rebels.
The Rebels have captured some property aud planted
battery Shepard Mount, and are throwing shells
into the fert, dong some execution.
Col Mills wai attacked at Mineral Point last night
BY large body Of Rebsls who were repuised- Our
troops subsequently withdrew to DE Sot"
poto-. vss captured by the Rebels last night
General Smiths headquarters are still at De Soto
where he Il receiving reenforcemenn.
general Ewing WIS ordered 10 cvacua'c Pilots Knob
hut Ia. Rebels cat of bis communications before he
could get away
Major Gen. Iosscrans to-day directed 10 assist
.n tina ORGANIZATION Of the militia.
Abon, 70 nv militia arc now nlder arms. which, with
the lndcpenient citizen companies viii make quite
formidable force
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
FROM PORT ROYAL.
Arrival OF tic Fulton.

The U. s. steam transport Fulton, Capt. "o''
ton, frou, Port Royal Sept PC. arrived on IhursuH,
morning. Purser McMann ofthe Futon repof's' 10"
of Wilmington. N. C.. Sept a. q oclock M -" :"
with large side-whesl Blockade runner p"iu'ed w.
and having two smoke stacks gave hef chase 'o' =
hours, keeping her in shore Of Us up 10 capo
At GI5 p. H. the q. s gunhoat Gettysburg eha o"'
otter hove In sight and Joined us IN the caase
m we were reluctantly compelled in consequence Of The
&, abandon the chase and stood on our course'
-,s,,ug cvery sue.ess to Capt Lamson and his Ges
burg in oyerbaulng and msking hcr prise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
REBEL DEPEESEs AT rETERsTUnG.-An army

correspondent writes on the 9th from Grants army;
desertere were brought " the headquarters Of
Gen Birney his morning having entered ths ne 81
tho Tenth Corps. They represent that tSc'h R .l
army BY he news OF Eary's discontinue and severe
in.ses Ia the SHENANDOAH Valley They soy that new
dassnses az Petersburg having ts left Oh the ppo
,n,ttox and extending scross TO cover ,he south
aide Railroad The hope Of retaking tie weldon hai
"a snrsrs 10 hay. been entirely relinqulshed and
tbs new line Of works lie being erected with tho design
no doubt. Of falling back 10 1t In The contingency OF
h.,ing driven FROM the works Eov held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
Success Of Shcridan-KIis Cavalry At Stsun.
Con and observation-disclosures cws from
ether Depnrsmenis-bec. stanton 20 Gen
Dir.


A dispatch Just received from Gen. Grant
fsyes 9 telegram contained IN yesterdays Richmond
Wig, dated at Charlottesville which states tat our
cavalry entered Stanton Monday at o'clock M
that our forces were also at WayDesboro that no dam
ses bad been done up 10 20 Up. M. but that smoke
indicated that they burning the railroad track DO
tween Chris, ian Greek and stanton
No direct communication hes been had with Gen.
she.idan for several days Couriers 70 and from him
er. fpcvp 70 tsva poem by the sucrraas that
tnfst the country in his rear
Dispatches to $40 last night hi<s been received from
Gen Sherman at AasDi., ou: no movements at ths,
point are repsfied.
PROM Nashville dispatches are 90 $50 lest night
The enemy did not attack Pnash bu took the PIKE
toward Fayetteville and pursued about nno milo"
~ cur cavalry Gen. Rousseau is returning with his in
Gsntry to Nashville
Desperate effort, will be made by the enemy 70 force
gherrnan from Atlanta by destroying bis cOnmupica
Gons.
The draft IA quietly progressing In all the States, but
volunteer enlistrnents being more speedy than the
Graft all Ioye AID pstrotc people should urge foEw ard
rapid ens:men;s IN orde. 20 reinforce Sherman and
enable him not only hold his position bat also with
sut delay TO push' on bis campaign.
EDWIN II. STANTON, Sec. OF War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
A PRRIpArErIc NkwsrAPEa. Pa. M.mpA

Or Grad Jack,on Atlantic Grfn Appeal 10 the pressDt
title Of the old MsnpsD Aal-a rabid Secession sheet
whose editors have been outrageoufy prosecuted BY
Grant and Sherman and whose ast resting place tie
town Of Griffin, fifty miles from Atlan'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
Naval.
BosIoy n. .

DosIoS .aursdsy. Sept %. 1854.
The United States revenue cutter Northerner,
from Fort Monroe. with Asst.Secy Harrington On
board arrived here to-day.
The Z. s. revenue cutter Pawtaxet rom New. fosAs
and the Mshoninz from Portland also ssrved peey.
1t stated that trial gill be made OF shs'r re'sSs
merits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
Harvey, J. p, ID Leo. Battery A. ID Prov Bssyy A..

Harvey, J. p, ID Lieo,. Battery A, ID Prov. Hssyy Al.
Herr
H.si-y. c.. "a Lieut.. 40. "a Assst Eng o. D. 'ssss'
Sbsw-nu
nelly, 81 "a Lirns Co 4 i''vS-Y
Luther. c., I'd l. eut Co. q, 10, Pa. Rhea
McEroy, T., ID Lieu, Acting Master U; NJ
McOe~asn J., "a Lieut.. Co y. leah n. 7.
Mysrs Wm., I'd Lieut.. Co ,, 18th ~ 7.
Poet, j.. I'd Lieut.. TO- y, I<gh Pa
Norwood J., I'd Lieut. 60. X. lefh n. y.
Ramsey. Z. p, I'd Lieut.. Co. c, LIST M.
SHAPE: g Al "a disy. Co. ,sh b. &: ciy'sy
Stevens. T.. ID Lieut. Co. D. let Pc voanA(o 3e.sTvsa
s.rrnt s. "a I'e., Ae, Assist: Enains.r
Weston, c. r., ID Lieut. Act Masters Mais Y. D. N
WILSON, r. p, I'd Lieut. sth Y. g. Csvslyy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
WAR INTELLIGENCE.

Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
Field Hospitals.

from Ouf epecis Correspondent
liz FRONT OF PETERSBURG. Va.
Friday. Sept. %, lstf
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DROPOSALs FOR HAY, STRAW
AND GRAIN.
FORAGE DEPARTMENT,
ASSIETAET QuARTERMAsTER's oFFICE,

n
As.rSTASr QvARrrsMXsTEns orrIoT,
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ing Hay straw, Oats, and Corn, for the use Of the
SoVe[hmenI 70 &c dehveted AZ AiehAnirih, Va,
Of any point on INC r3tomse OF its tributaries, aud
10 such quantities within the amount proposed for,
AhI az tueh umes a. me undersigned may direct
Inc proposals 10 DC addressed to the undersigned
anu 70 stare the qu"htlty ana price OF each article
oneFeu.
tboool bunhelI OF corn or oats, and nifty 1907 tons
o. nay oL straw ana upwards unless II shall be for
the interest," OF inc Government TO contraction q
less amount
corn TO nc put up In gooI SACKS oil about two ~
bushels and oats In sacks Of about three 90 bush
els each which are TO be furnished free of charge
surrey surely paled. ,:A., A. -,-,,--
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=, Purchase will be made from time TO time, under
THIS advertisement IRON the lowest responsible
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The undersigned reserves the right 10 reject any
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Good security will be required for the faithful
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Vefthement WILLIAM sTODDARD,
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v E a,,,S ,tsIS,,i o "a. hOOIlON
GOSPoRT, VIRGlNlA.-Will be sold at Auction,
on the sh q LeSrHSry 1884 me property recovered
ion we chhhhel IN the Ncihlty oIthe Navy yard,
consisting oil the wrecks Of the sloopl-ofwAr Seer
,sS SntownI anu n,FIymoHtih,m TWO SunooAts, loi
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PROFESSIONAL.
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ton. They desire to secure such an amount OF this
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THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur-
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where such business may be had, furnish such with
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ORPHANS COURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
C0UNTY,-To WIT;
In the case of Lydia p. Haskell, Administrative
OF Mathew Haskell, deceased, the adminiStratrix
Aforesaid has with the appreciation ofthe Orphans
Court OF Washington county aforesaid, appointed
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National Republican, previous to the said day OF
settlement.
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jani-lAw3w Register OF Wills.
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PcnnSyiUdnis.
Hon. John W. forney, Hon. David Wllmot,
Hon, Edw. Mcpherson, Hon. VIM. ID. Kelly.
Hon. Edgar Cowan, Hon James T. Hale,
Rhode Island.
Mrs. Senator sprague, Hon. II. D. Anthony.
Mrs. Senator Foot, Mrs. woodbridge,
Mrs. senator Collamer, Mrs. Justin s. Mortill,
Mrs PortuA Baxter.
Tirgfnta.
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Mrs. Judge wylio.
Wes Viroinia.
Hon. Senator Wiley, Hon Jacob b. Blair,
Hon. sen'r. Van Wrinkle Hon. Kellian V. whalcy
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Senator Doolittle Mrs. Senator Howe.
D. u. FRENCH,
iA9-dtFl President Of the Association
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uosTETTERs CELEBRATED
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