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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-31

LYONS KATHAIRON.

LYONS KATHAlRON.
Ksthsiron I, from the Greek wVrd "ka,hro.' OF
Kathairs" signiryiug to cleanse, rejuyeunte and
restore. This article {, the word It sigudes For pre-
serving restoring and beauiifins the human hair v,
4. the most remarkable preparation in me world. II
I. again owned and put up by the enSi proprietor,
sndis now ade with the care, skill and aiteu
tion which gave it sale orovst one milios bottles
per sunum,
nisamo,, deneh,hl Hair Dressing.
II eradicate scutf aud dandruT.
Itkee's the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hait rich. son. and glossy.
It prevent, the hair from falling off and turn
Ing grey,
II restores hair upon bald hcsds.
ANY lady oi gentleman who values abespiial head
OF hair should use Lyons ks,hsiron. II Is known
and used throughout the civilized world. Sold by
alltespsctsbie dealers
DBMAS 8. BARNES & Co. N. Y.
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Desirable City Residence
FoI. sale.

A WELL-FINISUED DOUBLE
frame house, containing 10 Rooms
on the first and 4 rooms on the SC.
cond floor Wash,house. Wood
house, Corn crib, Stable, &C., &c.
A good Cistern, and a never fail.
ing well of excellent water, and a
fine collection of choice Fruit on
the lot.
Title indisputable, and posses
sion given ON the first of April.
Apply TO G. SNYDER,
or at the Law Office of
G. j KEEN.
Tihin, Feb. Is, 1854. 20--tf
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Tickets for sale 10 Bos'o hv boat or Inil, Boat
teks,, good any of the Sound Lines. Fare 10 |
Poia,s a. Low as any route. Ha
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To Merchants this route OH rs Il sggslsd fpeili
lies for the .hpmeut Of Preis'ts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-31

Now bow to the demon Of slayery's hell.
And never again spenk a sentence for fee
dom,
Give traitors your land and all will be well,
Aud laws to protect tJem 'gaiust free labor
ing men.
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Secure Tickets via Erie r. r.
which ssA be obtained at all pfirer,l Ticket on.
fNA 'A"" ces IN the Weu 81 ~ .fl
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Fare olaoays as lOlo as by any
other Route.
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OHIO LEGISLATION.
A Supplementary Soldiers Voting Law

The following is u ccpy of the law just
passed by tho Ohio Legislature, 10 give
soldiers from this State the right to vote
for city aud township olii3crs;
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LAND for Sale.

March IT. 1864.
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Reported Capture Of Cattle.

Correspondents OF the Associated Press
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POTOMAC, Sept
16.-The flank attack by the enemy's cavalry
early Yesterday morning, was a most daring
move, and seems to have been partially sue.
cessful. The attacking force consisted of three
brigades Of cavalry, with eight pieces of ar
ullery. The main body reached the vicinity of
The cattle herd, on Rufdn's farm, near Coggin's
Point, Just before daylight, while the remain
der engaged the cavalry pickets along the en-
tire line from Ream's Station, capturing some
and driving others back. This was done to
cover the operations of the main column. The
attack was made Just before daylight, when
the guard were for the greater part abed.
Two hundred prisoners are reported to have
been captured, mostly of the 18th Pennsylvania
cavalry.
The list District OF Columbia cavalry, on
duty near by, soon attacked the rebels, but the
latter were ia such strong force that the former
had to fall back, suffering loss, it is said, Of
two hundred and fifty.
part Of the I'd corps, went in pursuit Of the
raiders, but 1t is believed they had too much
the start, and must have got of with the great
er part OF their plumber
In addition to our loss in cattle, which will
reach twenty.four hundred head, the rebels
captured several teams, with q gang Of men,
who were engaged in constructing q line Of
telegraph in that direction.
A rumor reached camp this morning that the
cattle had all been recaptured, but cannot
trace 1t to any reliable source.
W. D. McGREaoR.
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FROM THE FRONT.
The Rebel n aiders get off with o,40o head
Of Cattle-An Order by Gen. Grant.

Correspondents OF the Associated Press.]
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE POTOMAC,
Sept. ls-Our troops who started in pursuit Of
he raiding party that carried off the cattle did
not succeed In overtaking the rebels in their
retreat The latter had too much the start, and
safely effected their escape with the entire
herd, numt ering 2,485, together with sixteen Of
the herders. Two others were killed.
The enemy, when first discovered, had al.
most completely surrounded the herd and its
guard, and only q small number Of the latter
effected their escape.
The loss of the guard and the LIST District
cavalry 10 not known, but 1t was quite large.
A few stragglers and a squad who were run
ming of q crowd Of negroes, were picked up by
our troops and brought in.
The cattle was part Of the supply for the
troops operating against Richmond, and not
for the army Of the Potomac generally, and
was under charge Of Capt. Richardson.
Col. Morgan, chief Commissary of Subs1s-
tence OF the armies, had selected the location
for the herd on account Of the good quality Of
the grazing there.
Lieutenant General Grant has issued an Or
der that no spirttuous, malt, or yinous liquors
csptine through the Commissary and Medical
Departments
This was induced by the large amounts
brought down by suffers and others on orders
from officers, but which was usually kept on
sale by dealers, who thus managed to eyade
Brig. Gen. Mott has been brevetted q Major
General by the President for gallant services
during the late campaign.
Firing Is kept up along the line, and no OK.
changes ofpapers, &c, are made by the pick.
cts. w. D. MoGRHGoR.
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Union Reconnaissance - Mysterious
Movements of the Rebels.
NEAR PETERSBURG, VA.yIA w

NEAR PETERSBURG, VA, VIA WASHINGTON,
~ TELEGRAPH, Sept. 16-EveniRg.-The
-ements of the enemy in front of our line
mo- cen very mysterious for the past few
lay. possible, and acquaint himself with
liz $500 Uss u. -esigns, yesterday morning sent
Ont rsnaono;, ring party, consisting Of the
~ 90 te,s ~uts OF Pennsylvania caval.
- nncar III Kim. nd Of Lieutenant J. X.
Robinson. sonnnr,aS " General Bakers
brigade Of the Third Div. sion OF the Fifth
CORPS. Alter advancing abo~ aH "io
outside OF the infantry pickets on Nn7 Vaughan
road, It W as io1nd heavily blockadsd and de-
Lieutenant Brewer ID. Pn'.
of disnounted caviar ~iiy, with platoon
Me,hodistOr I'm towards Poplar Springs
aae Wa -.urch, W here another heavy block.
encountered, and in order To get
ugh, Captain X. p. McDowells squadron
was oism ounted and advanced, and with the
aid Of the Pioneer Corps the obstruction was
removed and the enemy reluctantly fell back to
q fork In the road. Captain Il. Days squad.
ron was here dismounted TO hold the road in
Ginning west, on which the main resisting party
had retTeaEd- The country being q dense wild
wood, two squadrons OF the All Pennsy yania
cavalry were dismouIted. and they, with
Captain mcDowegrs squadron, supported BY
Captain A. j. Sny der's squadron, mounted,
advanced, via the Hawkins farm, to the j.
Clemens farm, TO wi bin two miles of the plank
road. Nothing OF special interest developed
itself. The roads show Considerable wagon
any large body of troops
reformation AS received from citizens 70
the effect that brigade OF rebel cavalry lies on
he piapk road. The accommodating party ~ .
turned 10 csmp last evening, but had scarcety
got within the Notifications when the enemy
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Third EDITION,
OOLOUK p n
S O'OLOUK p. N.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke e %. furnish the folis Wing quo
ta1ous Of Government securities:
FROM THE FRONT.

Ire U g. mail steamer Thomas A. Morgan
arrived here At 10 O'Clock this morning from
City Point.
At an early hour yesterday morning skin
mishing began on our extreme left, and when
the Morgan left City Point at 10 o'clock 1t had
grown to be very brisk
On Friday, the rebels were to be seen con-
centrating large bodies Of troops on our left,
either for offensive movements or In apprehen-
sion Of an attack by us.
A desperate fight occurred Yesterday on
board the steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt, which
left here in the morning for City Point, among
party of bounty Jumpers, who were being
sent to the front, under guard. The fight ORR
ginated by some Of them treading on those
lying on the deck asleep One man was
stabbed, and died few moments Afterwards.
The perpetrator of the act was Immediately
arrested and placed in heavy irons
The mailboat that leave City Point and
Washington daily, will in the future stop at
Point Lookout to receive and deliver freight and
passengers. This will do away with the tri-
weekly trips Of the steamer Lizzie Baker from
this city to Point Lookout.
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DROPOsALs FOR OAK LUMBER,

...:1 Q~arterna sr 5 oMe.. Depo. of wa,hins,on.i
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office
until SATuRDAY. Sept. "a, 1864, at II O'Clock ~,
YlG let sEAsoNED OAK BOARDS, one Inch
Thick, OF best quality, to be delivered imme-
distely
None viii be received that does not pass the
usual Government inspection,
The right to reject all bids that may be deemed
too high is reserved by the Depot Qusrtermss-
ter.
Proposals should be addressed to ths under-
signed, endorsed on the enyelops - Proyosels TOR
Oak Lumber.n D. a. RUOKDk,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quar- term sster,
sepfT st Depot Of Washingtou.
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SECOND EDITION.
> O'CLOCK r. n.
IMPORTANT FROM THE
RRANDk

CsFtanas Drives the Ceafederates eat of
BFswnsville, Texas-He Declares His
Intention to Fight Fer the United States
Never ents Of tie Ffeaon
- CAIno, Sept i6.-The steamer James White
from New Orleans en- the 18th has arrived.
Mexicans just arrived at New Orleans re-
port that Cortiaas, being unable to cope With
the French, crossed his force, 1900 men and 16
cannen, over the Bio Grande, and occupied
Brownsville, driving out the rebels under Gel
Ford, and hoisted the American nag. and de.
clared that as he was born on the American
side Of the river he was q citizen Of the United
States, and would hold Brownsville for that
Govern ment.
He Immediately informed the Federal COM
mander at Brazos of his proceedings, and Of
fered through him to the United States Gov
eminent the services of himself and army.
The Picay une's Bagdad, Mexico, corresron-
dent, under date Of the 4th inst. says, from the
cupolas Of that place can be seen four armies
in hostile array-the Federal and Confederate
on one side, and the French and Mexican on
the other.
The French are terrifying with cotton bales.
1tawas reported that they would march from
Monterey to Matamoras.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Z. r. The 15 ssA
eh ssp 10 s can have the same. sAMr BROWN
Ds six months old. biindIe and white ears nicely
cropped. Had on a, black strap about the ne.k
fa' - sp to ssp
STKAYED Or sT0LEN-From the subscriber, a
~ red buffalo tS COW tip end of tail cut off white
ss sse E
VIII be DEssRs 'siasfis p f.
0sT-on SUNDAY; the 18th instant, going from
money in greenbacks, (about slsj Is cents in sill.
yer, 10 cents in copper and several receipts, and
ss; y? s :Ssr: Il;
Gin REWARDS Stolen from the 50 bseriber, on
the left fore foot sxelIsd little between the fore
Viii as sSy:
The finder viii bring the Mare to the stable Of
RDMxsb 'i THoIAs and
IT. Sandy Spring P. O., Montgomery Co., Nd.
fSsoso5kp fooa1E HAVING ias
the Star Once. Or a. No il Ohio az. Sc Is f.
sH Sook IN
No. 534 street north, bet LIST and I'd SITS, Capitol
HILL IT.
CTRAYRD OR STOLEN from in front Of Barbour
~ Semmes, large BAY MARE, with harness
on little lame in fr9nt legs, hind leg swollen. The
SUI s Il it at
avenue, bet. 9th and 9TH SITS. sepl9-2tt
C1O REWARD.-Ran away from the Washing
- " ton House Stable. corner Sd and Pennsyl
HORSE, with set of Double Harness on him. The
psss paid on .itnf1 y RI eSGv'
hsissa SkssH & and fs Eth
finder will please deliver it at Mrs. Glitch, Ne.
29S Pennsylvania Avenue. sep l93t.
STOLEN OR sTRAYED from the subscriber.
~ living at the corner of 4th street west and
street north, medium sized black COW. with
large white star on her face, flank and bell white,
formation Of her whereabouts or fetch her to the
house shall be literally rewarded sep l7-3tS
&S REWARD Stolen or strayed. one white
V.I buffalo COW, red and white about the head
one delivering her to JOHN NEAGLE, On Sd St,
st.. between Sd and AZ sts, will receive the above
reward. sep l7-4t~
&S0 REWARD-Was hired by an officer named
pCU B. B: Anderson, LIST New York Artillery,
Battery G., black HORSE, four white legs, white
face. glass eyes. Is hands. on Friday september 2
reward will be given for the horse and conviction
Of thief. r. CRUIT & SON,
sep I7-3t' Georgetown, D. O.
OST OR STOLEN-On the 18th inst sORREL
IL HORSE, with light name and tail; about IA
hands high, about "a years old, slow in his move
r. H1YkoR near Good Hope e1 or At t PYWiG Il
Stables, 9Th street. bet. ID and r. sau I6-3ts
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FROM GEORGIA,

Militia Withdrawn frsm Hoods Army
Removal Of Union Prisoners 11TSn An.
derssnville.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept 1.-THE 9ri6n (9a.)
Rebel OF the 14th instant contains an order BY
Gov Brown, Of Georgia, Withdrawing the AZ.
teen thousand militia from Hoods army for
thirty days.
The thirty. five thousand Federal prisoners
at Anderson vile, Ca. nave been sent to Sa-
yannah and Augusta
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Lieutenant General Grants Moveme

BALTIMORE, Sept. H.-Lieutenant General
Grant, accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel M.
r. Morgan, Lieutenant Colonel w. L. Duff, and
Lieutenant William Drum, of his staff, break.
tasted i at the ., Eutaw +. House yesterday, and,
city, accompanied by Major General Lew.
Wallace, took special train and proceeded to
Harper's Ferry. The enthusiasm among the
soldiers caused by his arrival was very strong
and marked. His purpose will be defined in
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A RUMOR.

report has been put afioat to-day, doubtless
for stock -joobing purposes, that there has been
severe battle on the Weldon Road, and that
the enemy have succeeded in dislodging Han
cock and regaining possession Of the road.
We have made diligent enquiry in all quar-.
tiers likely to be informed IL there was any truth
in the report and are satisfied thatit is without
foundation.
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BOARDING..

GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES or single
~ gentlemen can be accommodated with BOARD
and hOOMb. Also, large parlor for rent hand
It and IL. No. $40. sepl9Hf
FIRST CLASS BOARD. with Furnished Rooms,
also, Ia able, can be obtained at No. 352 9Th ST.,
between II and l. sep HIT
DLEASAMT COUNTRY BOARD can be had
rear bladenshurg. Apply to W. e. Brown,
Coal dealer; 2S2 Pennsylv snia Avenue between
II OOMs WITH BOARD and Table Board with
AZ out Rooms, may be had at 1874 Pennsylvania
avenue, bet 18th and 10Th. sep l6 lw$
SQS FIRST STREET, BETWEEN AND D.
OC1 Capitol HILL.-single gentlemen, or
gent,emen ana their wives, can now be accommo-
dsted with large, pleasant ROOMS. Location
beSasast. breakfast from to g. dinner at 6.
heiereeees exchanged sep l6-lNH
EIRST,O BOARD, With Furnished Rooms,
II Also Table Board can be obtained at No AS
3 street, between 9Th and 9th. Breakfast from
to 9; dinner from to s. sep s-lmt
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST,

SeIZure OIL Vessels Dy TIC Frencn-heUeI
Troops Concentrating at Jackson, Mis-.
sissippi.
CAIRO Sept. 1S.-The War Eagle has des-
patch from New Orleans on the 10th, stating
that number Of vessels which sailed from
that port for Matagorda with a cargo intended
for Cortinas, or for general markets, were
seized by the French at the mouth Of the Rio
Grande.
The Vicksburg Herald of the 10th says there
has been a consolidation Of the rebel forces at
Jackson, Mississippi, under Forrest, Taylor,
Gholson, and Writ Adams. The troops are
encamped around the city for several miles.
They are estimated to be twenty thousand
strong, with extensive wagon, pontoon, and
artillery,frains. There are strong indications
of an important expedition-possibly upon
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California and Oregon,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-The shipments of
treasure to China last month were over q
million and half dollars. The shipments of
merchandise were also larger than ever be-
fore.
Geo. A. Williams, an Unconditional Union
Democrat was elected Senator by the Oregon
Legislature yesterday.
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SECREf DISEASES AND WRONG TRSiAf-
NINTH is s ssk1S Ess az, .Se MM",
south b street, opposite smithsonisn Ius ttsts,
cures all forms of Secret 1iss-ss sasss of self
trreS in iess tune than any Physician In yyashius
ton no difference your circu msta e Q, ituaton
(ur r. rms and charges are auch tbrt ~ uufor tu
nate moor receive the same trestmesnt y the rich.
sep L. cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-19

PERsoNAL.-Major John Hay, the Presi-
dents private secretary, has returned to this
city and resumed his duties, after an absence
of five or six weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-19

THE DRAPr-We learn that the draft for the
First Ward will take place tomorrow FORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-19

Sc ptemher "a, at my Auction Rooms, No. 500 7th
street, under Odd Fellows Hall, the following ar
ticles:
9Olohes,
81 Gem passes,
10 Sextants, 2Quadrants,
Artificial Horizon,
- deck Time Pieces,
? Gov. >aring Watches.
sNercuriaA Darometers,
Thr nometera two without BOXES.
sBipocuIar Marine Glasses, ana empty cases,
rs Spy CLASSES,
Powder Flask.
Parts Of Cbronometsr Cases.
ALSO.
The iron work Of an Obser.ins Chair. Re
momefers AID Thermometer Gases, and parts Of
FOR years.
&c burdles Of Double Charts. 100 in bundle.
); !: ::$::|E !: !: !:
do Small do HV do
~ copies Enslish Admiralty Almanso,
IS do Maurys Navigation, ID F
do Bosditohh do
50 do Hunts Coast Pilot.
hon ct Pam phlets and old Books
sMrunted Wind and Ourrant Maj ...5
The Charts are oil backed with cotton which
can resdi'y he removed.
Term. cash in Govsr1mssn So% o.
sep ls-d6t Under Odd Fellows Hall.
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@i: @ "a special meeting Of WASH.
6ed At the Hall, THIS Monday EviNiNG. at
o'clock, to make the necessary, arrangements
1t. Up. MoKEAN, Secretary.
5HPp Go BEh NJ members q q ER y. p
aSs:.s4 e NEE. # their H.Ii. On Orhi5 Monday lay
to ths ne at Ct late make SroSsn
Observation-Disclosures hundred dollars
fssait credited to the ssi sSS Ts1a W OWEN
1T. T5:. Ha,si. Pennsylvania Avenue
N there 1 rHU Be- 81 w Adjourned m.etlD. o,
E fSg sGE o',, CITY Hail. THIS Monday EVEN
It. R. 8. DAVIS, Secretary.
4kEfuRa HtGP hs,ti AZ
TH 1hs s stss1s e >. shs 5d wsTd YIN Be- hs
man viii bring With him tho dfat nif Be-
avoided and your families relieved Of ali an xiety.
Err McKEAN. Secretary. ' l. ~ if'S'oeh +
rAsPECIAL NETTING OF THELINCOLN
w and Johnson Club will be held at the League
viii Be Brought before the c H1 bsf sns
afull attendance is requested IN
1T. CLEMENTS, s Secretary. PRESIDENT #
T. FIRST WARD ATTRNTf0N.-An ad:
~ tourned meeting of the First Ward will be
GSif eorasr Ss ee aos w iSss
it hoped that every one Interested will punctu-
It. s. r. DOUGLASS, President.
rKNIaHTs OF PYrHIAs.
8 fas.r. and Member. Of ah forouAo LODGE. No j.
ROW ITqesdssj NiaHT: at o'ci ss 3. Temper:
sen lQ-2t. ROBT V HENRY s,-;hs
"sEvENTH WARD EXEMPTION FUND
lS AsSOCIATI0N.-Ana adjourned meeting Of
TIE aS9HS asSpg1tHI vii be held at Island
o'cIocE.. In view Of the short time interVsnins
before the draft it is i'm portsnt that citizen
to fill the ward quota. , >,,,
w.J.MURTAGH, Sec. o. 'oi As' f'''aen It
Hsll; en 18th street vest. at ocisef p n =, on
ter M;:on; il good standing fratsrnslly in
E1.Hfss the e Essss will TAX; place THIS
II t. ss"'D 6HARLIs CALVERT, Sec.
n@R.AILLLY1dl J RALLY I, HRALLYl-LINooLN
Sss III & sid HSsfx st4ssa
Of hs S1:9 1n yo gos the
sSn are invited to be present ard unite with the
JNo T. eLIMENTS, Jr, SECRETARY. f sep Is
nTLADIEs OYSTER AND DINING SALOON.
3s6 sixth street; between G and A. Parties,
Falrs Weddis ga Bs Ills, Receptions and Entertain
reasonable terms. Ice Cream and Water Ice made
by steam power, Wholesale and retail sep I4-ims
nFNEW BUILDING Ass0CIATION.-BooKs
M, Of subscription for new BUILDiNG AS.
oRss h ' Street s's Of MARS sn
eral Post Ofice.l where persons desirous of be-
comma m embers have an opportunity to subscribe.
When $40 shares su bscribed, a mestinp will ha
called spd the association organized. sen it-tt
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IL From j. Shillington. Odeon Building. and
from Hudson Taylor, 33i Pa. avenue, we have
advance copies of Godey's Lady's Book for
October.
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REPORTED FIGHTING NEAR HARPER's

FERRY,
There is a report on the street that there has
been fighting in the vicinity Of Harper's Ferry
to-day; that the enemy were the attacking
party, ana that they nave oeen repulsed. we
hour Of going to press.
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Mevemen ts Of Gen. Grant.

attempted to drive in our infantry picksts In
front Of the 5th corps.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to the
announcement Of the exemption fund meeting
Tonight in the Seventh Ward, as matters great
interest and importance to the citizens Of that
ward will come up.
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TO HE T B A D h

no THE TRAD b
We offer large stock OF
FALL PRINTS.
bLtACHED AND BBowN COrr0Ns.
CANTON LAJNELs.
and other Goods Of Dou Su1 Foreign mana
Sctnre 1T New York prices f<c cash
JOas j. MAY & CO..
sep 1871 30S Pc. Av., bet. 9Th and th ats
Z UMRRR, LDMBnkf LUMBBRM
IL We have on hsnd ~. srge took OK Bnioaas
Lumbar, which We osvr for sale 1t the Int II
Lumber win do we(t to call rs before 2arSnS
els where. wILLET ks yg ,hse.aI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-19

GEN. GRANT has returned to the Army Of the
Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-19

TIE GERMAN UNION CAMPAIGN Gus will
have a grand flag raising o.day at o O'Clock p.
M at Gerhardts Hotel.
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q q. LABBIs DANCING ACADEMY.

~ .. IADUA o OnNVHHU AVADHAK'
T. LABBE has the honor of informing his
patrons snd the Ycslic that in eoasesuenss
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FROM THE WEST.

lnredteuluS MO VI TIC NcDclS.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 1S.-Gen'l Forrest crossed
the Gold w alter on Monday last, and camped
within fifteen miles Of Memphis.
General Marmaduke with seven thousand
men, is across the ST. Francis, intending to In.
wade Missouri.
General Price is threatening Little Rock.