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CRISTADoRo'S HAIR Dye.

NEhrous DEBILITY, SlNisAL WEAKNESS, etc .,
tar Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
but the Truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD H. TRAvRR
mar &O&W ,ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

foMETHiFa NEW and beautiful at No. 43s Penn
elry Store. it,
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aGAND I.ARCEHY.-Dennis Hart was ar
groin bags belonging to the Government. On
the " ay to the Third Ward Station Hart pro-
posed to the officer to throw the bundle Of bags
over q fence, and offered the officer $40 TO be
released. The officer could not see II, and car.
ried the case before Justice Thompson as soon
as possible, and Hart was sent 70 Jail for court.
The bags are supposed to have been stolen
from Monument Square.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Night before last
the residence OF Mr.. Alfred Bughnans, Secre-
tarY 10 the Belgian Legation, on II street. be.
tween Eth and 18th, was entered about two
O'Clock in the morning, by burglar, who ct.
1ected an entrance by cutting out the sIats OF q
window shutter in the back part Of the house
and raising the sash. He had hardly got INTO
inmates. who was reading. heard him, and,
seiaina a revolver. made SITTER him, when he
hastily dscamrsd.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMEsTs TONIGHT.

foRDs THEATEg.-This is one Of Mr. For
rests tI nights, but the vacuum will be some
Whst agreeably filed mp by the performance
Sf G'o. II. Niles new American play, s. senior
van, ne" play which proved an uneq uivo-
cal success AT its first representation. The
scenes OF the play are Intimately conpected
with the Mexican war.
6RoFfR's THEATER-Vou Weber,s much
ADMIRED ave. act opera, aDer Ereis hutz will
De pt by the grand opera company to-
night aLd Tor positively the last time II en-
Dlacts every prominent member of the com.
necessary, for the mt steal world Of Washine-
ION Know well by this time, that this Splendid
oIeTe VIII therefore be performed In ynanIfer
se!oom eqnalled-crr tainiy never excelled
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of those really en-
teftai1ang performances for which the Cante-.
oufy company has ever been famous will be
given to-n night again. The pantomime, IS 7 he
House that Jack Built" is very amusing, and
thereit re well worth seeing. Songs, dances,
talis : and Ethiopian eccentricities are also in
the bills. -So -
NAg1ETIEs.-1t should not be forgotten that
'he IL 81 new tens alton player he Female Pick
pecAf' OF was hington," Will be speedily with
SihWh from the boards of the Varieties music
nali, and therefore all W no would see it should
hurry mp. The troupe Of singers and dancers
ave also good.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-Accomplished 70.
caIist graceful dancers and amusing Ethio-
plans nil up splendid bill of entertainment
Iishtiy a. this place of amusement, which has
teCoHle very popular resort. good bill is
hnronhced tor Tonight
GiACU Sit is not probable that the circus
VIII ri man here after to night. The last per-
Iefnhnce Will, however, be we'll worth attend.
Tug; az q no one who would laugh should fail
10 see hennedy, who is one of the best clowns
.laxeiiIs. The equestrian performers are also
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BOARDING.

DOARD-Six or seven gentlemen can be accom-
ID mod nted with board and lodging, reason.
able terms at No. 134 I'D street, between and
L near Penn. avenue. ap S-1WN
1--WE OR SIX GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC
Il commodated with table board, , at o per wees,
On 7th street between & and streets, Island No.
637. Also, one furnished room to let. ap 7-St-
DOARDINE. PLEASANT rooms and FIRST class
ID board, at 1855 G street, between 10Th aud 2lst
Terms $50 per month. ap 4lw'
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LOST AND FOUND.

CO, REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO THE
- L.} finder Of black POCk EFT BOOK, which
was Lst between Mass. avenue and Pa avenue, on
also. the letters NJ. T.. figure and Sixth Corps
Badge, by leaving ii at star Office, or grocery store
corner Mass. avenue and 9th SITS.
ap9N~ Fi1IG ERALD d BRANAN.
w ASHINGTON COUNTY, D. C-I hereby Ger
w tfy that Thomas Mccarthy, Of said coun atty,
brOu giIt before me, the ubScriher sorrel HoKSE.
with white feet. and ROCKAWAY, with seats for
four persons this 9th day Of pri A. D. 1851 which
he took up estrsy in the streets of Washington
city, d. c. DANL ROWLLAND.
Justice Of the pescs
Said horse aud rockawaT are at II street hay
yard near railroad. The owner viii please call,
prove property, pay charges and take them awas.
1tr THOS. MCCARTHY.
G. > REWARD-Lost on Aprl 18th SEAL RING,
trC with the word - David gr8ved on it's u
relic of deceased friend. The above reward Will
he paid by leaving it st J. Il. WARDS, Eth street
and canat apS-2ts
coz REWARD.-Stolen from my stable this
- SJ morning, DARK u Az HORSE, with one
White spot the hoOf the hind r. and white
star in III forehead. will give the above reward
- ''e 'A'' morse - fu' nv VIII II II. cARRIco.
ap S-3tt 18th St, near Navy Yard Bridge.
&sn ARD-WA TCF LOST-If the 'Ge,d
sr.JU Watch which was taken last 4 W rdnes tay)
ME hit from the residence of a gentleman, on New
jersey avenue. Capitol Hill, is returned to him,
the above reward will be paid and no questions
/. ask Ell. ap7-Hf
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PAIGE OF QAs.-lt n ,

PAIGE OF 9As.-lt h understood .tha. the
Committee on the District Of the House Of Ke-
representatives. have dec ided again,t granting the
prayer Of theGas Light Company fer authority
TO increase the price Of gas ten per cent, be.
cause, as is alleged, Of the increase of nearly
one hun dred per cent. In the cost OF labor coal,
iron, hle, aud every article used in the manu-
faeture of gas sirce the present rates we've fixed
by Congress some two years ago. So the net
price OF gas in Washington remains as hereto.
fore, viz: s2.52 to the Government and 50 &c to
all other consumers, being an average of about
twenty per cent. less than before the war; whilst
every other article, from the cradle TO the coffin,
has advanced about eighty per eept. We as
large consumers Of gas, are OF course rejoced
that light can still be had here for much less
than ii could three years since; but the fact
will doubtless be less satisfactory to the stock,
holders in the company, for its dividends must
continue to be " like angels visits-few and far
between" ...-.,..-
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PERSONAL.

con REV ARD: .Information wanted of MICH
gu 0LAS ROACH. He has been missing since e.,
was driving team for the Goyernment in the rail
road park. He was ont wifi his team and his tesm
has not been heard q since. He was J? years S Of
age, feet inches his fair complexion, light
Any person giving any information Of him, dead
alive. will receive the aboye reward by appl
to .his brother, JAMES ROACH, at MIR. John
Moore's store, corner of ii and Cd sts east. IT
A PERSON about to resign his situation, viii
"A trest with any one desiring the came. Adj
dress in hand writing, A. b. CARLTON. Star or
General Post Ofice. sos RpS-3t
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DKRANGKp.-Thism ornin-, officer Howard
OF the Fourth Ward, ARRESTED soldier whose
conduct in the street indicated total derange
ment He Was taken 10 <he station house, and
was transferred to the military authorities at
the Central Guardhouse TO be identified and
properly disposed.
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LARCENY OF CLOTHING-On THURSDAY
morning, Caroline Wedge, a colored woman,
employed in the house Of Emma Harris, on Is
stRet, between Twelfth and Thirteenth as A
servant and bar.keeper, was sent to market
with hve dollars; and at the same time took of
a lot of clothing, valued at thirty dollars: and
she forgot to return. She was tracked 10 the
Navy Yard, where officer Hardin ares ted her.
Ine case was heard yesterday by Justice Gull,
who committed her to iail
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TT,HOs. n. DONOHUE & CO., .
PL UMBERS AND GAS FIIlEfS'
No 40 Rp,Dcu GTaPyr GEORGETOWN.

aDRICKAt BRIOKSii
BRIOXDtu e az
- M srsisneA bavo coo, no baildins Bricks for
sais, % D, Ssfvss1 and eeath Qa3stcl sfsssSS.
0S l0f 4. + :. H. NO6AxVes
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limited STATES MARsHALIs SALE.

In virtue of writ of ferie fsc'as on Judgment o.
condemnation issued fron, the Clerk - Office OF the
Supreme Court of the District of Col umhia and to
me directed will sell az public sale, for cash. at
the front of the Court ouse door Of said County,
on FRIDAY, The 18th day Of April, 1864, at IL
o'clock m, the following described property to
wit:
Lot No ], in Square No. s4i east hall of Lots No
IS &C. and II, in Square No IA, in the city OF Wash
ippton d torether With sill aud singular the
inpr. vefnents thereon, seized and levied upon rs
the property of Michael Maioney and will be sold
TO satisfy judicial No. 2, in favor OF Ellen Kelly.
WARD IL. LAM0N,
an I'd u. 8. Marshal, u G.
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ny THOMAS BOWLING. Auct'r; Georgetown.
nIUsEnoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
On TUESDAY MoRNTNS. ipyiI lath, 1854, ct u
o'slock viii sell, q No. $50 Wsshingto1 street.
ment OF Household and Kitchen Furniture, ooa-
sitting of ,......,.- q 49,. $780,.
Rs6ste ! ds, Mattresses aud Deddine.
Burssps, tarPess onsirsi daniss. H r., ns.kS.
ASa general RECRUITMENT Of Furnstars 49,
numerous TO MENTION - gtssee
s ssia;sf essA' THOMAS BOWLING. Apa.
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A cogRECTIoN.-WAsR D. &. April
p, Is6i.--To as Editor IF The EreHing Stas-Dear
SSiI: Do me the favor to insert the following
correction:
l deem II but justice TO correct the statement
made by the Hon. Mr.. Morris, OF Ohio, Ia the
House Of Representatives, on the 9TH instant,
relating 10 the steam fire engine Hibernia The
engine, hose, horses, and other apparatus are
gratuitous Offering from the city OF Philadel-
company No. /, OF that city, by whom the
apparatus was loaned the United States Gov
.ernment, for the protection OF its property at
Fortress Monroe while that point was threat
ensd by the rebel gunboat Merrimac, and also
in this city since September Is, 1862, where the
citizens have alike shared its benefit.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JAMES NJ. CoI.GAN.
Chief Director Hibernia.
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Rye MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneer..

khOELLENT AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE
AND u0l hEH0LD kFFECTS AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING, April nth at 10 O'Clock.
Al No. 500 street, between 9th and 18th streetA
We shall sell the Furniture and Elects of IN mlY
Dc elinipg Housekeeping, comprieinx-
Suite of solid Walnut Psrlor Furniture finished Ia
Hair Cloth and com prisiDg French Sofa Too
Arm and Six Side Chais,
Walnut Secretary. Whstnot. Fancy Tables.
Dsnlssk and lace Curtain. Shades T7''s
Tapestry and Ingram Carpets, Rnss,
Two Marble top CHAMBER suites with WardrobAs
Hair and Husk Mattresses. Bolstert and Pillows
Blankets. Comforts, Toilet 6etts, -
ChirA. Glass and Crockery ware,
Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms CASH.
sp.ed &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auetion.ers.

YARD AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, tie 18th instant, We shalt seN In
front of the premises at o'clock, p m, commsp.
cling on the erst named property, the following
handsome Building Lots viz
Al! Of Lot No. {, in Square No. o4s, sub-divideA
IN Building Lots OF feet front each, on south
part Of Lot No 4. in Square No e72, handaomeiY
subdivided in Building Lots fronting 20 feet eAe&
street. . =
Terms: one-taf cash, balance In SIX and tEelvs
months for notes bearing interest from day OF sale
deed given and deed of trust taken.
All convaysnces at cost OF purchaser incIudin.
reye nue. stamps.
sp.sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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limited STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of 8 writ Of risri Facias issued from
tn. Clerks 6ihce of the Supreme Court, o. the
bietrict Of Columbia. and to me directed, viii
self At public sale, for cash at the front o. the
Eonrt House door Of said county. OF FRI DAY, the
18th day Of April 1854 At u O'Clock tbs follow
" desert bed property. 10 wit:
com m. n n, for the ssio part :. II. g, si-a
street west, At the distapcs of :. feet from tao
III. south 20 feet With the line said list street
thence vest IS feet thence north 2fsst and thence
bseinninx. estimated 10 contain loo square fest.
tesetber with. al and singular the improver
thereon, seized and levied upon e the proper :
diciaIs No. sls, in favor of Isaac HersberG.
WARD ii. LAMOh,
Knf-GSBs a. 3, Marshal D. o.
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Try GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucsionssrs.

On MoNp AZ, the iith ins e Il sH Is o,o,,ox
We. fhslI sell = lot of Hemlorxl Joist and Vhits
pine Cul'ing Boards just landed from on boar
barge, foot Of 9Th street. Navy YAf>s. and VIII Be-
sold 70 psy freight and charges.
builders and others in want of ium be" will ind Il
TO their a1vsntaec TO sttsn will be SOLD in lots e.
suit purchasers of ,ttu feet with the privilege.
Gale positive - i -
ID Terms cash at the time of sale
ap.s st GREEN A WILLIAMS Austs
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an AND AFTER THIS DATE THE OFFICE
~ Of the Washington and MARI crss
bore, Stage will be kept at thel
g, between 18th and 7th.streets.
Washing ten, ID. g., April 4, l8Sf as aB6-im'
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L'GR SALE-Tbe HOUSE No. $50 Mass. avenue,
4 between 18th and 5th streets, will be sold low
for cash Possession given list of June. Also,
LOT containing 50 acres of land on the turnpike
road near Els'iensburg; adjOins the farms of
Messrs. Dodge and Rives. Several other pieces or
parcels of land in the same LEGALITY for sale. All
dress J W VEITCH Attorney at Law. Blaisns-
burg, Nd ....' app 2E~
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NtvTIK HAADsOM1 BUILpIN0 Lof0 on
4 NossHN silEkf sKrv sBs eIxYI AID ssyxSYI
en 49, a9SDAY AlxRHoon, ..Alril On !,
hand cine building Lou on the sc1tS Sids q ncstS
n stre oetween ste and nth streets ve {, fsostiI1
ss: ssi Va: : :.iiss
nd twelve a onth. yita intsrsss. secured 81 dssd
Coz YeSanoes 4 the cost of che purea..ar
mhSd tRep.. J. O. MeGUTRh& 90. Ausss.
~ THB ABoy.y SALE rs POSTPONED IN
conses of the ;ain. ustl SATURDAY Al
ERR ooN AHril 9th, same hour and place.
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GALE or OLD CNsERSICEABLE GRAIN
- SACKS

SALE OF Old INsERNICEABLE GRAIN
- SACKS,
Chief QvarternoSte,'s OjGcs, Dspot Of waskingfcnt
WASHINGTON, D c., April g. 1884 {
VIII be SOLD at public auction at Seventh ,ttest
April 10, 1854, at IL o clock a. m.
$500 OLD AND UNSEKVICKABLE GRAIN
SACKS.
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
sacks within five days from the day of Sale.
Terms cash in Government funds
d. H. FUCKER,
ap Std Brig'r Gent and Chief On arterm sstsr.
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E'OR SALE OR RENT-Thst first class DWELL
Il ING HOUSE and lot of ground at the south
west corner Of Prince and Columbus streets Alex
sndria. Title perfect and immediate possession
given. Inquire OF JAMES A. sTOULENBERG,
Alexandris or of the subscriber. Franklin Row d,
Washington corner 18th and sta.
ap 3 lIuT j III IATHROP
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FOR sALE-Eight years LEASE of u storeroo:n
4 on Pa. avenue. located between nth and 18th
sts. Rent only ie5 per month. 4 good stand for
apy business MITCHELL 4 SON.
Real Estate Brokers.
pI-lWA s T. corner Pa sy and Eth =
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FyrW0-STORY FRAME HOUSE FOR RENT sit
4 uated on Dunbarton street. south side, be-
tween Montgomery and Green streets No 81;
four rooms and kitchen; gas and water attached
For particulars inquire at OF Dunbarton street.
a
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EsOR EALn-A frst rsts two -. lRAMn
II HOUSE, eontaiuing nine rooms ether with
rips Building L0TH. al set out wthe ioest fruit,
such q peaches, psars. plrms. Charts grapes, All
wster In the yard on the corner OF ID 18th sts,
ard Penn. avenue east. For further particulars
call ct residence No. SIS.
mh7-lmH D. QARRCLI..
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FROnI sT.LOuIa.

ST. Louis, Sept. 26.
General Rosecrans issued general ap-
peal to the citizens of Missouri TO take up
arms TO defend their homes and repel in
vaders of their state. Officers and soldiers
nov discharged are appealed to in this city,
requested 70 report TO Col. Ilabold, who VIII
combine them with his own troops toform
brigade Of veterans for the defense Of the
city.
Colonel Merritt, Chief Of the Cavalry
Bureau, is ordered TO arm and mount every
man in his command for active service.
The Chief Quartermaster Is directed to
organize into companies all his employees
in his department that can bear arms.
The entire militia of the State have been
called into service.
Pilot Knob has been evacuated. The
troops have fallen back to Mineral Point,
where Gen. Ewing has 5000 infantry Of
Smiths command.
Price is said to be with Shelby. Their
combined force is from 10000 TO 10000,
and sixteen pieces of artillery. Their ad-
vance reached Pennington, to the east Of
Pilot Knob, yesterday,
There isno confirmation Of the report OF
the capture of Cape Girardeau
There are active preparations for active
defensive operations.
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SOUTHERN NEVIS

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. %.
Secretary Seward arrived at o'clock
Thursday, and left immediately for City
Point. Mr.. Harrington, Assistant Score
tary of the Treasury, arrived here this
Late Richmond papers contain the fol-
lowing:
GRfFFIs, Sept. 2l.-FarTagut does not
design attacking Mobile at present.
Sherman has issue an order forbidding
all citizens TO come south OF Nashville
from beyond it.
Bulls GAP, Sept. 22.-G General Vaughn
drove the enemy from Blue Springs this
morning, capturing IL prisoners. The
enemy are strongly fortified.
Rarly's defeat at Winchester is general
ly known IN this city, but it is not eEpe-
dent at present to give greater publicity.
Suffice it to say it in nowise reflects on the
commanding officer, or his officers and
man. Ali that could be was done in the
late fight.
The Richmond Wing of the 9th, says:
Heavy reinforcements to Grants army
are still coming in.
The enemy are very vigilant on our
right, evidently fearing an attack on the
Weldon railroad. s.a -...
MERIDIAN, Miss, Sept. 2O.-Martin's
brigade tore up the track between Atlanta
and Dalton.
One thousand of our men were exchang-
ed at Rough and Ready to-day.
The oath Of allegiance was offered at
Atlanta, and freely taken by many pris-
eners, and it was said that it was taken by
one entire Georgia regiment.
There has been no movement of the en-
emy from Atlanta up to last night.
Nothing is known of the whereabouts Of
our army.
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FROM sHERIDAN's ARMY.

~. BALTIMORE, Sept. &c.
The Americans correspondent with
Sheridan, contains some additional facts
in regard to the battle of Fishers Hill
Early boasted that he could command
his position at Fishers Hill, against any
force which the Yankees could muster
If they attack his front, he would stake his
reputation on capturing his whole COM
nAnd. Probably ne expected reinforce
ments to arrive by way Of Culpeppsr and
moving down the Luray valley and get on
Sheridan,s rear, but Sheridan had spoilt
his plans by capturing his stronghold at
Fishers Hill and again putting his army
to fight. When he would again make
stand with the remnant Of bis
shattered and demoralized army, God only
knows, for his men are in no condition I
encounter our columns, who, elated with
the brilliant SUCCESS of the last four days
could whip more than double their number
Of the enemy. The degree of demoraliza-
ton at which Early's command had arrlv-
ed may be judged from the following facts
Amongst FIVE hundred prisoners captared
in Thursdsyls fight, was q rebsl Colonel,
commanding a brigade. When brought
in, he threw down his sword at the feet Of
the Provost Marshal, exclAiming: The
Confederaoy is gone TO hell The men
wont fight any more; neither will l..
Another incident worth recording was
related by the citizens of Woodstock, who
tsympathize with the rebels, and who are
perfectly reliable, as they have no interest
1 in misstatingi -, = ~
They state that q number OF rebel sol
dieFs passed through Woodstock on Thurs.
day morning, and told some Of their com
rades who we're sick, that we had better
push on, as the Yankees bad arrived oppo
lite Fishers Hill, and would make Early
pull up stakes and Hput" ia-4
From dispatch captured from rebs
staff officer, it appears that Early was in
Strueted by Lee to hold the Valley ct al
hazards. How he expects to fulfil his or
dsr to do so with his whipped and de
moralized command, is mere than cal
see. ----1.-
Sheridan is still pursuing him and pick
ing up prisoners all along the road.
1t is stated on reliable authority tins
the number captured within the past thre
days win number at least 1000. ..I
i No fear need be entertained Of the enc
my making a. raid in any eonsiderabl
numbers on Sheridan's rear, by erossin
! through the Lurav Valley.
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PRICE AGAIE.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 25-
1t is now said that Price has entered
Missouri with a force estimated at 10000
strong. His plan, it IS supposed, is to
march TO the central portion Of the State
with three columns, endeavor to capture
all important points and hold the country.
It is expected that Kirby Smith will ioiR
him with from 10000 to $4,000 men. Ar
kansas guerrillas are also concentrating to
aid his movement The column now in
the Southeast, is doubtless under Shelby,
who has some 1000 or 5000 men, -
Reports are circulating tonight that part
Of the force which occupied Frederick
town yesterday, captured Cape Girardeau
to-day, but this is doubtful. They may be
demonstrating in that direction, but the
post is too strong to be taken By cavalry.
81 Military operations here are very active
and troops are already moving southwsrd
Blacksmith shops are busy all day shoeing
cavalry horses. All stores are being seni
to different points, and everything is being
put in fine trim foI immediate service. r Z
Brig. Gen. Pike has called all the en-.
rolled militia out.
es Gen. Rosecrans viii issue an appeal TO
morrow calling the people to arms.
Maj. Gen. Blair arrived to-day.
Trains on the Mountain railroad ar
still running, and so far as known the rail
road has not yet been molested-