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OFFICIAL REPoKT OF THE BArrLE on
REAMs' STATION ON THE 25TH uLr.-The
following is Gen. A. p. Hills official re.
port of the battle fought at Reams' Sta
ton, on the Weldon Railroad, on the
18th ult:
HD'oRs THIRD CoRPs, Aug. 81, "a.
Colonel: have the honor to report
the correct list Of results in the fight o.
the 18th, at Ream's Station. We captur-
ed twelve stands Of colors, nine pieces OF
artillery, ten ceissons, twenty-one hun
drcd and fifty prisoners, thirty-one hun
dred stand OF small arms and thirty-two
horses. MY own loss in cavalry, artillery
and infantry is seven hundred and twenty
men, killed. wounded and missing.
Very respectfully,
a. p. HuL, Lieut.. Cent.
Col. w. II, TATloR, A. A. G..
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

| A IL PERSONS bsying claims against tbs confed
"A crate States for prcperty taken orinforfnaily i'm
pressed for the use Of the army are notified thatI vii
Hnterprtae, Clark County, nrona 1ss "a
10th SeptembeFy
Meridian, LauderdaIs County, frona 18th
20 gath BeptemberS
PnuIding, Jasper C0unty, from seth
September 20 lat October
Fer the purpose q receiving and takiEe proof II re-
ation 90 All claims IL sad counties Forage Pro
visions. Cattle. Sheep, Hogs. Horses. Mules. Teams
swner 81 heretnfore taken Informally Impressed Tor
the usa Of lie army and net yet paid Ter
The claimants will be required, Ia nn cases to pro-
duce Witnesses 20 their respective clams Their
attention Is especially directed 70 the following
from General Orders Ne. 81 Aajutsnt and Inspector
Generals Once, June l6fh, 1864;
Ill Every clRin under this act shall be presented
IN writing - the agent for the dislret in which the
raiaut resides supported BY his oath to the jus.
ticc o. the sA4es aNA Ny tie aadavt 81 one or noro
witnessea and The calhaut slAl also slate by wh0m
his property was Impressed taken, aud ~ what
time, end tor hat purpose and at What price, aud
sha pffance any written evidence IA his possession
relative 20 the aames provided, IL The cstnahf be
dead % ne prevented from any caNse from appearing
before the agent Preof shan BE- submitted 70 the
iAt hta tnh occasion therefor aud etheF proof Of he
claim may ee taken. The exact value Of the properly
must BE- proved, and speculative 81 contingent
agen Or talues ara % be assessed.
cenIssonsrssh oonsl Dl,trioi' ssass Of Miss.
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FOE SALE.


FOR SALE.
MY stallion six SOLOMON. lie is ane stock.
w lafe size perfectly sound AID sure foalsetter.
have his pedigree and viii show il to any wish
Jag to purchase Also, i ofsr with the horse, his
groom, kimon. Address It BluH Port 6dmter
county, Ala. for terms 1es THOS- W. SIMS.
Blsrf Port, Ala, Sept. 10, lsS4-dIw
HzAD a'Es, DKP'T Ala, Miss. 4 4. La, L
Meridian, Miss, Aug. %. 1864. !
GENERAL ORDERS.
2 Pursuant to ordersfrom the War Department. dated
Ricbmond va. AEgpst 18th. 1868. ssssms command
Of the Department Of Alabana Mississippi and
East Louisiana"
The headquarters Of the Department viii, for the
present rsmajA Al Msridisni Kiss. No change WILDE
made In the Deparneptsl STAG uDtil farther orders.
r. TAYLOR, Lieutenant Gent.
OfHcisis WI. BULLOCK, IT,
Sept66eG A. A. q.
Daily pssersln tbs Department. VII copy six times
and ssudbHls 70 Clarisn ofice.
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On Wednesday. the 7th inst the residence sf the
brides nother Nrs W Hunter at Alamutshs. Aiss, by
the Rev. J. X. Ryan, Mr.. W II. EAsTLAED and Miss
HATTIE III. HUNTER.
May brightest joys their life attshd,
The world tegsthsr sharing
-sush A. those only esnDfshsnd
Who seek in lsvs their days to spend
A I'D learn snch lsvs BY 'pairiag.g n
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CoRN SrAIKs.-An exchange declares
that, if saved, they are fully equal TO the
same weight OF good hay. Prepare them
by cutting tinto pieces of half an inch IN
length, and place in hogshead. Throw
in one gallon Of boiling water containing
one Gill of salt, cover the hogshead with
a blanket the steam swells and softeps
the stalk add little ground moal, and
feed to the cattle.
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The LANGUAGE or TUE BANNERS We
copy the following notices which were
inscribed on banners ct the late Peace
meeting in Syracuse, n. Y:
ssNo more victims for the slaughter
pen-not man nor dollar"
IF Seward touches his bell again, the
people viii stretch his neck"
"Abe Lincoln sIaughters white men
under the pretsnse of freeing negroes"
1.-THE people are ready to take ven
geance upon The advocates of civil war;
Lincoln demands blood Provost
Marshals beware"
Let The syrant tremble when the peo-
pie speak"
"UrsurpatiOn unrsbuked is despotism
accepted"
Crush tbsstyrant Lincoln before he
brushes you."
Fire ballots or free bullets"
/" War q dissolution, speedy and 5n&l1
!" This is. 4 niger war"
Z" We s0iH not b eonscripted IN war for
the emancipation OF slavery"
Humanity commands that this butch
cry shall cease"
!" Lincoln has murdered three white
men to free one negro"
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k65~ Sherman's advance seems to have
Withdrawn to Atlanta, where the great
tanker will remain TO recuperate and re.
inforee. It appears from our Georgia ex-
changes that at Atlantis our army was di-
vided as at Missionary Ridge. The enc
my attacked us in our entertainments
near Joneshoro', in heavy force. and were
three times repalsed with great slaughter.
la their fourth charge they Ranked the
extreme right OF our lines held by Co
vau's and Lewis's sbrigades, and after .
bloody struggle succeeded in capturing
the greater part of the 9Th and It'll Ar
kansas regiments of GoYsn's brigade, and
the I'd and 9Th Kentucky regiments Of
Lewiss brigade. After this occurrence,
Lee fell back in the direction of Atlanta,
aud Hardee to Lovdoy's S, where we had
erected strong works sonainle since
Finding himself completely cut of, Hood
lastgovcd everything in Atlanta and
iyasv, = rlse The greatest danger to
be sppreA9aaeds from SherfoAn Low is
raiding parties. Blocked up in = barren
city, with precarious means. Of vietualing
lis army by railroad, Sherman viii un
doubtedly send out strong -forsgiue par
lies TO gather up supplies for .nah and
boast. If these be- driven back-if every
raiding party is drought to grief" or
driven hack without accomplishing its
object, we feel satisfied Sherman viii soon
be compelled to leave the ''Gate City"
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ovHRroS HARRIS.
RUNAWAY

TsROM the Mississippi State salt Works IA Wash.
IL ingten eeaniy, Ala, bstweea the 18Th and 18th
inst tac-fonowiug nanaed negroes:
Jvsb and Hsnrs, belonging . Dr. Fisher Carroll
Ca. Nlls
GLIB, belonging to the estate Of s. b. Crane, SIM.
I'd Dswsy, Cyrus. aAa Jake. bclsnsihv 70 W. D.
Prince Carroll Co., MIss
Ike Ayilks heb LpupkiB william Mack Albert
Jack and Jasper, belonging te J. H. Robinson Carroll
AnyTEfsreaslen rsspesiing them win Re thankfully
reooiYed. IA. PHILIPS,
General salt Ageat state Of Misslssippi
State Line Depot Arg - 'S8--nsk HSr
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GEN. Ike TO THE CAvALRY.-We publish
below fetter addressed by General Lee
to General Hampton, complimenting the
cavalry for their gallant and valuable ser
eeainst the enemy on the Charles
oty clio ~hytown roads on the 18th
10th anG Ietu uigimo. The compliment.
airy letter was written, it Will be observed
previous to the battle of Thursday, 25th
u!t., upon which occasion again the caval-
y contributed so conspicuously TO the
ST. cess of Gen'l Hills attack upon the
enemy at Reams':
HRAD QRs. ARME NORTHERN yIaGINIA, !
August 49,. 1864. !
Mel. General Wade Hampton, Command
Jig Cavalry:
fication derived from the conduct OF the
cavalry during its late operations north OF
James RIVER.
The success Of w. il. r. Lees division
on the 18th instant, the more signal re-
suits that attended the eombined attack
Of bis and General Gary's forces on the
following day, and the skillful execution
OF your order on the 18th by Gen. Butler
with his division, reflects great credit up
on the several commands engaged.
Please express to the officers and, men
my thanns for their gallant and yalnable
services. The loss sustained BIZ the cav
airy in the fall of Brig. General Cham
bliss will be felt throughout the army, in
which, by his courage, energy and skill,
he had won for himself an honorable
name. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
lSlgnedl r. y. LEE, General.
Officials:
I. Tiernan Brinen, Major and Assistant
Adjutant General,
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81 ALL BLACK REAMKLHD LFATrpR
- HAInlLkIss supposed from ecnteass "a beiene Is
Capt. john " nsfelays Owner can obfain irforsas
ten off1s trraehonla ~ applying Is his ofoe -
paying for tnAs dFesiiaeInent Eepl0diw
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THE HUKpkKD DAYS MES-We find in
late Nortliefh paper the following.
"Gen. Sand ord, of New York, has re-
ceived dispatch from the Secretary. OF
War states that the hundred days men are
wanted to garrison the forts at Washing
ton and Osher points, and that it is no
intention to send them to the front, aas
has been enormously, if not nalieiously,
reported
Why is it, then. that the Yankees, who
were In front of Howlett's short time
since, invariably said they were hundred
days men from Ohiof Why, too, at
other points along the lines, are we con-
tinually capturing these short lived patri.
ots--hailiug from other States Either
Gen. Sanford is guilty Of willful falsehood.
on the Fneps By direction of their officers,
when captured, have. parsistenly lied con-,
corning their status. Taking either horn
OF the dilemma, il shows that Yankcs
officers, who would wear a Ysnsering Of
gentilitgs sre capable Of the Lowest and
most contemplate species Of deception.
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u. 49, TIE ~


N1ETETI n
Meridian, Miss, Augmsf / II 1854 Il
TswENTy MICRO BLA CkBMTTHs "a male
II Hcrs5 hhSes and Nails, ~ this post 6eventy-hVe
dollars per meath and rnfohs YIN hopaid Coshins
s. r. PEEEIEGTON.
augl2-H Capt Depot O. NJ
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

OfncE CHLar C M ron Mss
Enterprise, Aufnsi y. .eCi.
-. cihins On par, e oosefumcnf qiesrs Tor lorn
trieane and Jackson. hi,kissippi Ce0tral ssallerr
And & isaflssill ana Tennossee Railroads win 81 fr
= ardod 70 this Oidoe Cor adssstrsent
l.. MINIS
angaaSot MAI. &'chicfQ II saer sfis,
Mnaiusippinn eepy. 'e'
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CHALEsroN.-The Mercury Of Tuesday
says:
few minutes of nine o'clock On Sun
day night the operations of the siege
were veried by rather singular but abor-
tive attempt, on the part Of the enemy, TO
destroy Fort Sumter. The night was
quite dark-suffioiently so to allow one
OF the enemy's boats to enter the harbor
Snd gdaf fb5 s T Of Bsas the south
exploded q very powerful torpedo,
charged, it is supposed with several
hundred pounds of powder, and intended
to Llow up that portion of the fort,
where they suppose the best cover is
afforded for the ganisons. The explo-
sien was avery violent one, throwing up
q great volume of water, but without
harming the noble old fort in the slight-
est degree. Our j ames Island batteries
the light proceeded, but the night was
50 dark that their aim was necessarily
conjectural, and they were soon signalled
by Captain Huguenin to discontinue.
Whether the enemy's boat escaped in
safety is uncertain.
The firing since our last report has
been as follows Battery Gregg fred 81
shots and the Swamp Angel Battery %
shots at Fort Sumter. SplliYan,s Island
and Battery Wagner exchanged Eve
shots each. Battery Simkius fired 90
shots at the Swamp Angel Battery, and
Battery Wagner So shots at Battery Sim
kins. There were but four shells thrown
at the city from a. M, up to p. IA.
yesterday.
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HAD QUARTEKs. CoSscRIPr1oN, I
Enterprise. Mss, Sept. 6, 1864. !
cgyrRAL ORDERS.

Ne a.
l. BIZ an act Of the Legislature Of this Slate, en-
flsk a 4 toa6 in sfrensshunius the AFay - si,s
Cessedorats statss,n And aSptssss Saerary 3 1863.
4 made the epy q he els oieeFs Of every Founty,
to sui conserpts report for Military service to
lie prspsr ccns-Serate officer ana t. arrsst eyery
arassler deaerler Or other absentee without leave
frOn the conlsderats arm ;, who may At any time be
foundrsaainins in, Or passing through the oeuniy.
IL In pursuance Of said act. Enrslling Officers
will Immediately upon the receipt Of this order and
hereafter when oseasisn mar render il neeasAAryr
MAKE I'm conglete and certified list Of all Conscripts
ssrsssler sad desersrs sa sac army shslr respect
I've counties, furnishipg the sherif or bh Deputy,
Clerks ofshe Circuit Aas Probate courts, the Probate
Judge. Members OF the Boar Ct Police Jassioos Of II
Peace ana CenstakIss. with ! copy of the saue and
dsnAndias the arrest BY thtn 81 al snrh peFsohi.
fe-thsith. They viii Ale II shsir eNn ohises 6e
o'aal hst wish the cato Of is service AID donapd
upon eaeA civil officer, roifying thon At tho sane
'ifpe lae purpose Ter which Is IS dcne.
III IA easo Of failure 81 AL pAt ef anysaf the
fDrasds ejrilsaResf d arrest Or to nas an oiIyfs
70 do g, se EnroIllng Officers win present ths Gets
W he eIlealt Judge. Dislflet ATTORNEY and Grand
JHiy, a ~ next Clreuit cours tbsTea9es
~. EnroiIisg Officers v n report pronpliy 70 tktr
headquarters their foiiea ia every ease.
~ Ordes of g. Dsnis, Nal A. csa'sg FER Miss.
R.B. sCnuFHAs
sepnaip Lieut. AA1A. 6.
HE Asbna Advertiser 4 Register. Brandon Repub.
iieAh, ea1isa Citizen Rebel Piakes. GreaaaAs Hoaes
VIE IadspSadent ana Aisasssppian Exta, at Jaskaon
wal publish enc week.
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an the road between Okolsna and Aherd deem, Miss,
o. the eth inst certificate issued a. Aberdeen
Hiss for four per cent bnd No. ISL dated karch ~
isC1 IN fnver OF W 3 Harris, adnir, for four thous
and cellars Aso ons ether certificate Issued At same
dollars "a fSYor Of W 8 Harris. They with other pa
pcrs and some money. was contained h poeketbook
lost By me, All persons are warned asainst Tadng
for said esftifraGer and suitable reward vii be paid
fer ths delivery Of aaid papers and money % &c ~
0kolona tflss o. 70 tae Mutual IuEurauoe Company
srisf. - ovERros HARRIS.
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An prepared = frnah free Of charge "a the reaa
IL tlves ofdEecasfa esissippl polaers hr eaerhea
If psy dne. cEeaTs ctulmandlne 1fssissippi eo1no1
1is Till also b fasnishcd, appltalion viii FINAL
Stettmenf blanks. They win Please state the nunber
Of their dnceased
Address MAJOR J. i. POWER.
Sult Akmy Rsp0fds.
4uE"aAwfR dAckson, Mis-.
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10 TRAVELLERs.

AIRS n n. FLUSsEa, jackson Kiss, continues
~ her house Of entartainmenf. Tom Bigby street,
g Which lS attention of Tho travelling pablie e re-
,secial:g Invited. Her rooms are coufertahly fur
Asheds and fare eegal 70 ihe hess NE rimn aaerd
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Gikce Chief Commissary for Mississippi,
Meridian, Miss, Sept. "a, '64.
/. lam inforHsd that the hoard % Police IN Tho n
erai counties Of This state have appointed Rive c
raiasansrr in earh county 70 purchase supplies b,
disrs families Aon detailed and ezeslps saf
and others. Provided they would eonfne Ae
70 purchasing from the exsnp ans detallea SCI
ists whenever pracsicbie 10 do 80, and obiirais
sel~es TO appropriate the sAhd purchases exclusive
lie use Of soldiers fsnOs-- hia would be deemed
beet mode Of securing TO tAo parties for whom q
Intended the benefit Of the lcEa alntion Of Cohgre
H. II any exempt or Detail ed aerIcultu,F
Specializing in any srii.,o Of Al NV subass
be promptly reported 70 tbiW oelee :
nearest District Enrolling OH r. hal
smptIon may be revoked. tn A dets
upon the express condition thi n th
self exclusively 10 the productis
ard fke4ilies Of soldiers, and tlAoy
contract
They have 40 right 70 tart@ their
(which Is not necessary for the suppo
ilioS, must be sold 10 the Government ~ 5
iEss, a. prices mot exceeding those axud al
Tor Ike articles BY the State Commil sinners
oEhsr disposition Of any part o. IL, IL violation
bondAd rcvoeaiionOf their exemption % detail
III. II any liable TO military servies ana -,
las hRea deisilaa pr sxenPtsd from such sorvlee -
ny purpose whatever, Is found engaged Is snsrr,.
lion IA articles Of army subsintenoe az snrsrea \,
olcr business prssudiea 20 Che interests Of tie
ornment, It Is your duty ono OF its ofcers 10
lin, ". Il. pAAlEK0N.
ao6ast Major ana Chief n q ~, ni..t.,...
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aa-The telegraph brings some encour

aging intelligence from Wheeler. -
seems to be in the vicinity Of Nashville az
doing good work. We sincerely trust
ne will be eminently successful in this I'M
dsrtaking, The reputation of Wheeler
has been on the decline for some Tins,
and it will take a bod and successful
stroke to get him right with the people.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

About . dozen thrifty farmers of Santa
Clara couuty, California, have been arrest
ed on the charge of being confedorates of
rebel highwaymen who have been nob-
bing stages and expresses in Sierra Ne.
Yada.
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-M1ss.. Sent. End. 100.
Publishers Clarion

Publishers Clarion
GENTLEMEN My Daily Clarion has
ceased to ring its silvery notes around
my cabin door, and presume the cause
to be non payment of dues. What, sirs,
stop the paper of a Jfiiitia Captain and q
member of the Legislature? No sirs,
such conduct on your part is not 70 be
tolerated. What, sirs, stop my Clarion
No stree You may stop my rations of
beef and corn meal, you may sbop my
promotion in Gov Clark s army ofveterans,
and even my part of Col Strong's ncg
issue, but not my Clarion. No, sirs; the
honor of the Legislature and Military De-
partment of the Government must be
preserved, though publishers cease to ex-
Isl and printers starve. Old Pontotoc
county still claims to be heard ia the an
nals-of history, alter sending to the field
thirty-eight companies, she has now six
companies already organized under the
call of Gov. Clark. A truce to CANNON.
Send me your paper and let me know how
much owe you, end ] will send theimo-
ney due you, and also for an advance pay.
ment, Yours truly.
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We have received the. subjoined note
and feel disposed to send the Clarion
at once, and apologize FOR the unheard of
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FoRrncoHrNo MANIrRsro OF TIM Mlssou.:l

SRNAroRs.-It 's-underssood in political
circles that Ser stor Brown and Hendsr-
son of Missouri. are preparing manifesto,
similar in spirit to that Of Messrs. Wade
and Davis, re1 iewing the policy Of Mr..
Lincoln's administration, and strongly
antaeonistic to his reelection.
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on uLAH.

hdjf s. Inry's ceug1
Hnnl nh ]
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
MOBIL E.
There are four blochaderu

nonnE. ssp,smssr s.--TAsrs are four OlocAades.
in sight
All is quiet. #4 49,
Gov. watts and Cen. Taylor arc here.
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The Tallahasse0.
The following is a list.of the officers OF

The following is listo the officers OF
the Tallahassee:
Commander, John Taylor Wood.
Lieutenants, VIM. H. Ward, = Benton,
Jos. Gardner. - fr
/ Chief Engineer, John w. lyman.
Assistant Engineers, Chas- Fl. Levy, Eli
as Y. Hill, Jas. Foy Green, J. j. Lyell, II.
Fl. Roberts. II. NJ. Ross.
Acting Master, Alex. Curtis.
ASSISTANT Paymaster, G. L. Jones.
Assistant Surgeon, w. L. Sheppardson.
Lieut.. Of Marines, --Grenshaw.
Boats1ainy - Cassidey. M .N
Gunner, Stewart.
Master Mate, - Russell.
Tho following ii list Of the vessels cap
tured by the Tallahassee.
Schooner Sarah A. Boycc, Egg HarbOr,
scuttlad.
Pilot Boat Jas. Funck, No. % of New
York, burnt. aoss
Brig Carrie Estelle, of New York, burnt.
Barque Bay State, of Boston, burnt.
Brig A. Righards, Of Boston, burnt
Schooner Carol, OF East Machias, bond
ed For $4,000 a4ff
Pilot Boat, VIM. Bell,No "a, of New
York, burnt. Ef(aEg
Schooner Atlantic, from Addison 70
New York, burnt. 80
Barque Saliote, Cailas, Maine, bonded
Schooner Spokeane, of Cailas,. Maine,
Ship Adriatic, Of New York. with Eml
| grants, burnt.
Brig Billow. of Salem, Massachusetts,
scuttled
Schooner Robert E. Pecker, schooner
and cargo bonded in $4,000.
Barque Glavannon, of Thomaston, Me-
scuttled. 4
Schooner Lamot Dupont, of Whining
ton, Del, burnt.
Ship James Littlefeld, Of Bangor, Me-
scuttled.
schooner Mercy A. Howe. of Chatham
Mass, scuttlsd.
Schooner Howard, of New York scut-
tied.
schooner Floral Wreath, Of Georgetown,
Mass, scuttled.
Schooner Sarah B. Harris, of Dorches-
ter, bonded.
Schooner Restless, of Booth Bay, Me-
scuttled.
Schooner Ella Caroline. Of Portland
Ne, scuttled.
Barque P, G. Alexander, of Harpwsn,
Ne, scuttled.
Schooner Leopold, of Boston, bonded
August l6, 1864.
Schooner Pearl, of Friendship. Ne.
burnt.
schooner Sarah Louisa. of Jones' Port
Ne, burnt
Schooner Magnolia, of Friendship Me-,
burnt.
Schooner North America, of New Lon
don, Conn, scuttled
Brig Neya, -, bonded for 81 500
Schooner Josiah Acorn. -, burnt.
Schooner Diadem, ---, burnt.
Schooner Sea Flower, --, burnt.
Prir Roam - burnt
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TelesTaphIc ReDorIs q Ihe Press Association

nsarsd according 70 act Of Oonesa II tho year 1904
nv n n TERAsHsrR Il the Clerk aolhee Of the Dis
tet Oeuri Of the Oonfserats States for The North
arn District OF Georgia
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- Ouh ObctAAGAIb acFYhD{,
[Signed r. j. LEE. General
Official:
L. Herman Brinen, Major and Assistant
Adjutant General
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-15
FROM sF, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA.
Prices headquarters is still reported at
Boonville
Shelby and Gen. John B. Clark, son Of
the former Congressman from that District,
are north of the Missouri river, pillaging
and conscripting.
Our garrisons have evacuated Fulton,
Sturgeon, Huntsville, Glasgow and Fa-
yette, and are concentrating st Macon
city.
Clark's men occupied Glasgow and rob
bed Fulton.
Price made aspeech at Boonville, stating
that he had come to redeem the people
that it was the last effort in their behalf;
that if they would rally to his standard all
would be well, and he would remain with
them, if not, the Confederacy would not
again oferthem an opportunity of redemp-
tion from their woes.
A dispatch from Major Williams, OF the
10th Kansas, says;
He has taken possession of Pilot Knob
and the surrounding region. He found
215 wounded rebels there, including 20
commissioned officers. Evidence is con-
elusive that the rebels lost over 1900 in
killed and wounded in their attack on
Pilot Knob.
Nearly 100000 worth OF goods, of diff
ferent descriptions were taken from the
stores in Pilot Knob and vicinity.