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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

Hiram Corse. of the 18th Mich. Reg.
arrived ct his fathers house, in this conn
ty.last week. on furlough He has re-en-
listed, aud looks like he is sufficient for
another campaign. We hope be will be
q fortunate in future as he has been here
tofors in not getting hit by rebel bullet
His regiment has made record it may
we'll be proud of.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

We intended publishing in this paper
the names of those composing Captain
Frank j. Miller's Cavalry Company, but
as the li>t was not furnished us we will
have to delay its publication until next
week. About fifty or sixty Of the eompa-
ny are at present home on furlough.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

The Low Price Store. we would remind
cur readers. is still kept BY Rice 4 Smith.
st their old stand south of the Edwards
Honss. We are pleased to chronicle the
fest that they are doing large business,
and ihat they intend during the next sum-
msr to,snlargs their room, that they may
the better accommodate their increasing
custom Success to them, we say.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

Our old friend. s. P. Norton. having
doubtless concluded that il would be good
ideA p les the people know where he is.
what h Is doing. etc.. is out in card in
this weeks paper, ia which he tells you
whsrs he Is. &C.. &c. Patronise Mr.. NJ.
forks il . good and experienced workmsn.
81 VIII turn out only the best Of work.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

Lieut.. James upnghton of the Goth Ind.
R.g., has retuined home with his regi.
meut on furlough. looking as we'll and
hearty as when he left our Office over two
years ago to help knock he rebellion into
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

There is purple half to grape, Grim
son half to peach, sunny half to the
globe, and better half to man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

James Sherwood has been elected lst
Lieut.. an.l Sineca Primley 2 Lieut. Of
the Cavalry Company recently recruited
in this county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

The attention Of farmers and others hav-
ing timber for sale is directed to the adver-
tisemeat of Mesers. Hurlbut Bros. d Co.
on the % page of this paper. whom we
cordially recommend as liberal dealers,
and IS true gentlemen. {
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

Lieut.. Honghton requests us to say that
If any Of the patriotic citizens Of Marshall
wish to Join his company they can have
the opportunity Of so doing for . few days
longer The roll is at the Farmers Ho-
tel. at which place oil necessary informa
tion as to bounties. &C.. can doubtless be
obtained.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

MADAME ZADoc PoRrER's CURATIVE BALsAM is no
and untred medicine but has boon used by the public for
the past % years. with unparalleled and has
quircd its present extensive and largely increasing ale
simply by being recommended by those who have used it
their afflicted friends and others.
fyou have Cold, il ever slight, do not fail TO give
the Balam trial the very low price at which il is
sold brings ii in the reach of every that they may al
keep il convenient for The timely of %
bottle will often prove be worth hundred times
its cost.
Do be put off with any other. Ask for MADAME IA
PoRrERs CURATIVE RALsAM, insist having il, and
take other if your Druggist does have it, have him
send and get IL for you.
IL Sold by all Druggists at 25 and so
Cents per Bottle.
HALL d RUCKLE, Proprietors.
2lS Greenwich street, New York.
novemberl9 lS63-n3wly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

Marriage and obituary notices are pub
lished gratis. but we cannot publish re-
marks or poetry after such notices without
pay. ct the rate of ten cents line. The
only exception to this rule will be in the
case of 80 ldiers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

We are obliged to our friend John w.
Clavslsnd for the basket of Very fine ap-
Piles which he left at our office yesterday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21
List Of Veteran Volunteers in ~" Co.,
TWENTY. Ninth Ind. Vols.

The following list. furnished us by 1t.
James Hcughton. shows the number Of
veteran volunteers in IL" Company. 10Th
Indians Volunteers. T sAsz eFG
Sergeant Libni Hunt.
Musician Alphonso Kidwell,
Private Edwin C. ImIy. 7Teo -
Charles Burton,
II" Edmond Fuller. flt
Joseph Gibbons,
/" William w. Hawkins,
ia John Hall,
se q James Horton, - r. -
a. John Hexel, rs-4s
Eli Secrest. at si
+" Micheal Katin,
j" Patrick Rhyan.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21
w. w. KHMBALL.
I42 Lake ST., CHICAGO, Hi.

CHAS. WHITMORE, AGENT,
Plymouth, Marshall Co., Indiana.
N. B-Any one purchasing Piano or any
other instrument, of whatever make, can do so of
me 10 per cent less than at house in Fort Wayne
or Chicago,
octI5-n5Om-s10
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS,
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.


Simple construction, all their parts, and
READILY UNDERSTOOD. They have certainty Of stitch
all kinds Of fabrics and adapted 10 wide range q
work without change ustmenf Using all kinds of
Thread. Will Hem Fen, Bind, Gather Trck Quilt, Cord,
and In fact do all kinds Of work required by Fam
lilies Manufacturer They make the IReTtoek Shuttle
Stitch which cannot be cxcellcd for rmness elasticity
durability and elegance Of finish. fftH'f
THEY HAVE RECEIVED the HIGHEST PREMIUM
every instance where they have been exhibited in
petition with other standard Machines We invite all per-
kind of
Ing done by Machinery to inspect them, and make
they the best by proving the WEED before pur-
chasing The Company being duly licensed ths Machines
are projected against nffihsements or litigation.
u PRISONS AT ApissANcE can order by mail with
perfect confidence that the will reach them
safely, and that they viii BE- able to manage to their
tire satiction, with other aid than the printed
strucions accompanying Machine Every explan.-
nation will be cheerhy given to ALL whether they wish
to purchase Descriptive circuars together with
Specimens % work. gill be furnished all who desire
them, BY mail or otherwise.
q RrLiaBLE Acxxrs WAIVED, in all localities in
the United States British Provinces Cuba, Mexico Gen.
trail and South America West India Islands sndths
M Island, to whom vsofer sREAr nDvcsnxsrs. Ener-
getic men will hndt paying business reliable Sewing
Machines Aavs beeone necessity in every family We
manufacture great variety Of Styles from which give
few prces-No-2 Family, $50; No. 2, Extra, sec; No.
2, Han cs, eG5 md 50; NssaA4 Manufhrturing, SIS
and SIS: WEED SEWING MACHINE Co.
Box 2.ol1 Post omce-I sos Broadway, n. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

The Soldiers Aid Society meets this af-
ternoon 1t Mrs. Hewett's. FF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

describing every instrument, will he
furnished upon application 10 me 10y
mail, giving the PRICE and STYLES
of the instruments.
Bs5- Orders from the country will
receive prompt attention.
Address, before purchasing or looking
elsew here.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21
WARRANTED
In all respects to give
SATISFACTION.
An Illustrated Catalogue,

MY MELODEONS
are from the best manufacturers, and
inferior TO none in the market.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-21

, DS- The reputation Of the Pianos Of
the above manufacturers is a sufficient
guarantee of their merit; and every
instrument sold by me will be
The sun., 1864-10-04

and coming 10 the ,,v. The rebels are also r-,ti-g
= number n volunteer fccruis. number 4
drafted men have Al ppcd of from ST. Louis and
joined them. notv thslandins Rnsecrans' order to
shoot all parsons cspturNi on the % the rebel
Nnos. T. ht or nine have been captured In this
county Anew or,icT hss been issuc,i, compelling
tic closing u s ilccs Of business half " the dav
until further orders. GIT Thousand militia arc NJ
the city limits. me- have hccu furnished with
uniforms arnhs, AMI rati"us. and will tc ready 20
move under Gtrcra P.i.e IN the course " the ne1l
twelve hours. Persons net allowed to lchv. tie
city without si,rnit. ElitVry squads are patrol.
In. tie city, comrollinr dc'ii icuts to come Wy
and organize. Mayor Tn prus making aIpcals
t. ussons odd fellows oil sort. Of sovieties to
take srus
~ Lons, Oct i..-Generd secrlus has re-
ee.'ed i'spsictes confirming nc massacre ol MAJOR
Johnsou's command Centre ~. and the scsip-
ing aud mu,ilaticn ofthe victims The bodies Of
soldiers taken trom the train at CentrsI. and m,ir
d'red. are being buried. Among the slain are
many lr'Vaies of the first Iowa cavalry. A pas
sengor from NoS!co to-day, says Gen.tal Fisk has
called for SIX thousand Union NJ ht, TO take the
held, and has ASSURANCES they will respond. II IL
reported from Jcfcrs City that AL armed boat
ra'r9ln. The f,yer to prevent reinforcoueuts going
South ~ help Price.
The sun., 1864-10-04

nnand of nrnnark th.t ~, ,,..-. = ~. ,,,- II
Ju,ls,d arc not 10 10 n,o,t. ,ne suer IN
has peer ,,,soiu,civ rc,ei,c,t t- ~ oy pVhiArs'
The .c,n,.ofbrial No,n.i,,,,,, , an lNwers lsu
ZEirrNo says; Tho intention Of ex,en,i,n. iLe
,ta !, W. w,r..e ~ ,.r 9nsef rcrici has N'cn
N, psrt of prnnark no, hay,n., t,cn .,,t , ,''
tuonce ON that point In fsct the Political ntua-
Won IN 'pcnhsscn ss assumed a peculiar chsra--
tr. N'' oniy DO swedish lapcrs evincc, In TIC
most Ipintcd manner, Scandi inavian tcndencic-.
Tut even Solenhaeon journals olsnlv scuti.
n'uis is'ofabic ~ the formation OF Scandinavian
dynasty.
The Moscow G,Zxrrs publishes a frishiful la
OF les which, succ April last, have taken place iu
diicront rsr's Vi Russia, ard u adds us, the ac-
count Of the principal disasters Is not complete
The WORK II iucendi,riea cop,u,cncc1 e., "a,
end ct April, in the Government Of ualonsa- by lie
destruction of % hous.s n.xt a, o.
The sun., 1864-10-04
tBy TsLeoraph.l


The departure Of Gen BHnkA from New Or.
leans Was attended with impohny demonstrations
q respect. The members of the Legislature assem-
blod during tie forenoon of tho day Of departure,
and repaired, In body, to the residence of the
General, 70 bid him farewell. On the day previous
u committee Of tho workingmen Of New Orlesns
waited on him, and presented an address signed
b. thousand perspns. In his speech Of thanks he
alluded IN touching 'orms' To his own early career
IN the worsshor, and struck the key mote Of tie
future in the following terms:
In times like hlcre, gent emen, every man, so 10
speak, Is tested TO the core. There are but few
classes OF men upon which onI Government can
rely IN such great trouble. The men OF wealth are
blind The men Of high intellectual attainment are
governed by their stAdies In the past-the.r recol
lections, and hesitate h graphic with ami control
The great measures that the country needs aud the
American Dsonls damAad. Bui ths nassss Of hs
The sun., 1864-10-04
The l,uhlic Dehi.

Washington, oct 3.--Ihc statement issued IRON
tho Treasury Department this evening, exhibiting
the condition OF tie public debt shows a consider
able increase within TIE past month. which IL
msinly due to the fac, that the Secretary of the
Treasury has thought it right and jus, that tho en-
tire srrearages due for military service in tho army
AMI navy should be paid up TO the beginning of tho
month. Some Of these payments have been long
delayed. and they involved expenditure of ahuui
$40 0U,DOO. TIE whole amount being provided for
and included Ia this statement, future ones will
consequently show a compAratiSely sniSll increase
Of the debt. The rccaptuiAtiou tho 3Oth oi Sep
teu.ber is-Debt hearing interest," sy23 OS5, ,04i NJ
interest, SJ4,C0o 445 20; debt bearing interest in
lawful money, Sj8Lhsj,S S,4 &C Interest, sy1,110-
Ia ~ debt on which interest has ceascd, $780,
PIO 70 debt hearing no interest," t4G7 7,gsi,a29 III
making the amount outstanding Sl,9J6, g13, 7lG ~.
aud tho interest, both In CON aud currency,
Ssl,71S CI3 "
hibitins the publie debt on Aug. Soth, shows Nh
increase OF the prime pal Of sbout seventy -.e ven
and half millions and of interest ss,3Ol,s5l.
ii lhe nI unpaid n DR. GIe3ai.Lons Aug 81 we're nearly
10000. The unpaid requisitiuus Sept. 80 were
s4,64i, ,0oa and tho aruoin, In the Treasury f2t-
bj8,Aoo Tho amount oussinpd ny Of the July II
md Aug. 3, 1851, SIX PER cent bonds. exchanec cd
the past moiih q. 20, 900 The July
l., 1881, 7-l0 three year tes have been decre.sed
from g1,UnO0O 10 T25,iO ,bI, and the six pcr
cent. bonds Of n rh 2, 1sG3 increased from
Gia,.6 ,00n 10 sT,gAep0 since the S0lA q. August
last. The March. ls, is6l sa per cent. certificates
OF Indebtedness have been increased from
s2os05',oOO to nearly t-3u,OO0OoO The state
uont sl51 shows tAsi pi the whole issue ui
$50 00O, O00 Of two-ycar' notes with Eve per cent
iutcrest.undcr the ret al March 3, -GS the amount
lcBs Withdrawn aud destroyed, or rendy 10 he de-
sToyed, Is SS5,13iI5t, leaving s15, g. $50 in cir
cui.ton. The fraeu"u.i currency las been IN
creased t1GI,G0.
The sun., 1864-10-04

Sheridan in th Valley, sni ssy thai he WAS re.
treating.
Our troops took some thirty prisoners yes,'tdsy.
among whom is Lieutenant on General Beuhsm's
slsf.
heavy rain stern has prcvAlci sll dsy. and
prevented movements ~ AM considerable extent.
Washington, Oct. 2 Passengers who lea City
Punt yesterday morning. At 10 o'clock. state that
ct that tine there was heavy firing the rgbt and
LEFT OF Petersbursh. but very little in the front.
The entire army was IN notion, and the inii.
cations were hs general engagement was medi-
ta;ed
A steamer hsd .-r'vei With q l,sd Of prisoners
ron the Jsme- River. Forty deserters from TIE
retel army arrived here th morning. The, have
taken 'he oath q Silesisnee' snd are on their way
North.
Reports vim Fortrcr Monroe.
Fortress ksnroe, Oct. "a, e.a baltimore, Oct
TIE mail boat Webster. from City Point, has
srrivei here The rumor tina, Petersburg has bccl
evacua,ed by the rebels Ia Incorrect Heavy driug
has Teen heard all this morning from the north
side u the James River hut nothing important has
teen received as TO results Rebel fugitives of all
classes are pouring into Bermuds Hundred IN
every conceivable manner Some arc coming down
TIE rivcs rahs In their essernes- H. escape from
The perils 4 The Confelcrscy. Rebel oficers, now
prisoners in our han Ia SAY that they think ths.
Richmond cannot much longer withstand the
siege now in progress. AZ here full u hope u
SUGGEST
Arrival OF Gen. ~tnnnard, Wounded, etc.
Warrington, Oct. 3.--The mail bat to-day from
City Point brought 10 Washington Gen s;annarl,
commanding the ist division 4 the Eighteenth
Corps, who lost hi. rsh, arm n the recent engage
nicnt -Four Of his aids wcrc also wounded, smong
them CAPITA Kemp and Lieut.. iiubbo,l. The BODY
OF Cen. ruruham, who VIA kiu.i at Chspn'4
Form, has tocn embalncl previous 90 .ts ,rans-
mission ot Maine.
The sun., 1864-10-04
Additional FOrrIau NeMs.

The arrival OF tie Peruvian from Southampton
the 2ls' Of september PLACES Ms in Possession o the
following additional detsis oi foreign news;
The London TrNRs ge's over its constant rcitcra-
tons II the impossih. ~ o. General shermau's
success at Atlanta In the fUl'.ving manner;
The results OF the achlc'elLoat are still 10 be
seen, nor Ia II, indeed, vo. ccrtln that General
sherman will be able 10 rt7,n h,q ize. but II IL
prize, nevertheless, for II rcpf srnts the object
wh.eh the foIer'l cominAn''e Proposed 10 himseif
irOIu the b, b,sinuing Of hlst p!.rI,c Never sluce
the comnenceinen, Of the aar l.- a Federal force
plunged so intre,idy into Confederate territory ~
the army OF Georgia. The Coniederaics have lost
an Important position and been unsuccessful ia
Caupaiyp. They have not, However, II an army,
Mt any considerable qIsutiy Of munitions or
stores The Pelerals have taken town in y State
hitherto inaccessible to thor armies. AMI can boast
Of al army qpartered In Georgia. One Of the great
objects Of tho campaign IN Georgia an well as In
Virginia, WA the destructiou of the Confederate
army and that has not been attained. Gen, Hood
remains ia command Of force, Which though II
~ not mstcn Tor sherman army, is peyorthe-
less, strong, well orgsuized and SAFE
General Garibsldi, III al sidress 10 an Italian
Rihe Club, said;
Practice with the rihe. The rife i,t.ily cors,l.
tutes ihe Jlsncs o. modern iyl'Dy.1.nu, and ~hcn
handled by stout arrns like yours, It i'es mou The
rght u have no masters but themselves.
Tie unsettled state OF the Daro Geru,ln quest on
still excited discussion. The Vienna PEgss Of
Sept. 18TH asserts that the Danish Cabinet IL will
ling to consent to the proposal that tho claims Of
the Dlchies on the public property OF the Kingdom
should be satisfied with tho psylaen, BY Denmark
OF round sum this srrangemen, TO be preceded
by one definitely settling tho respective allotment
of The assets and liabilities of the country. Fnan-
cal dimcutss only dslay the conclusion of peace.
The nsgotisnons on the prolongation Of the srmis-
doc which has U0yod SsS nAas tha nd. ThSuA.
The sun., 1864-10-04
The Invasion of Missouri.
IN osecrnIs to Take the Continued 1
HavnSes Of the Rebels, etc.

~. Louts, Oct. b.--Surseon Carpenter, Medical
Director Of this district accompanied by rebel
Gag of truce, arrived her. last night 70 procure
medical supplies FOR the wounded on both sides.
The rebels lost about 800 killed and 0Oo wounded
In the assault on Pilot Knob. Major Wilson, 81
Missouri Militia, comnandsnt Of the post, and Gap
tain Hngsr, 4Ith Missouri, who were captured ~
the rebels, were badly treated. Major W JLkcr who
bravely defended Potos. and several other persons
were murdered in coll blood after the surrender
o; As place. lhero IL nothing reliable as yet from
General Ewing. The Iron Mountain Railroad is
pretty badly damaged; ii will take two months 10
repair it. There is nothing new from Franklin
this morning. Two biigsdes Of enrolled militia OF
this district have gone 10 Lsclede Station on tho
P.eiac Railroad, eight miles from here. II il un-
derstood that Genefn atsecrans will take the field
today. Among the rebel wounded at Pilot Knob
are Col. Thomas Col. Monroe, Major suridgc, and
several captains.
tBy Ball
~. Louis, Sept. S0.-LAte information is re-
cr.vei from Charleston and Bloomfield. stoidstd
county. Bloomfield has been mostly burned. Tho
cort.houss, tho residences Of Henry Buiord. 0rson
Bartlett, and others were on Gre when our inform
ant len. It WAS SiIposet thas the whole town
s~n Ia possession Tor several DAYS, aud hal burned
q large lot Of hay belonging 10 Captain r.. 7, Delhi
and house belonging u DR., Golden, which had
been used as quarters for conirstandf. Lieut..
West, q. s. A., is in command vt Charleston, and
I. Cony-rs NJ Bloomfield. Lieut.. West took pos
session Of the books of Geo. NJ. keyser enrolling
oscer for Mississippi county, and declared hia in
tntion ~ collect the communication tax as stated on
the tooks and 30 put Ia the service all those who
bad been enrolled In tho militia. They got but few
recruits, some eight or ten 30 far the citizens
have not been moested In those places but much
excitement exists, and any are leaving and have
LETT Tor more pearesble places. There are report.
IN from the Southwest Branch that Ewins had
reached HsrItson's Station, with the rebels at tis
he"ls and hghtng him, this morning. smaller
bands ~ rebels appeared on the road thirty or
fry miles this side oi uATson's btstiou, captured
. bridse ginrd of one company, and tore up the
track. Ewing is thus cut off again from the city.
50 Louis, ecpt. 3o,-About noon yesterday, Col
Nils, commanding Smiths advanced brigades,
stationed st Big River. six miles beyoud DE Soto,
saw two resel brgsdes approaching on the opposite
sids. Amer brief skirmishing he retreated TO De
| Soto, and to-day Bnith's whole force IL on the
| move back 10 Jefferson barracks, only 1--WE miles
below the lower limits Of the city. refugee from
below reports the country alive With rebels. They
move with oslcrity, and oonscript ali sympsthissrs
! thsy md. Tbs Cnisaisu Hs 9yins bstss thsm
The sun., 1864-10-04
GENERAL SHERIDAN.


HIsh ng'on, Oct - dispatch from General
Sheridan. daloi at Harrisburg o,t IT, e;3O Pm,
has been received by this Department. It states !;
81 have been to Staunton AMI waynesboro' with
TIC cavalry, destroyed the iron bridge on South
4 yer At waynosboro' throwing 1t into tho rver ;
also the bridge over Chrisiano Creek, and the rail-
road from stsunton H. wsynesboro'." Details Of
future operations are for obvious reasons omitted.
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secretary OF War.
The sun., 1864-10-04
The Latest News
Dy Telegraph to tho y. y. Sun.
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
Our Forces Still Advancing Upon
Richmond.
ATTACK ON AYRsS'S DIVISION.
bloody RcpulSe Of The Rebels.
DECISIVE CAVALRY VICTORY.
A GREAT BATTLE IMMINENT.
Our Army Strongly Entrenched.
iiGITIxEs ARRIVING nY
MS ND1tEDS.
News from General Sherman.
HIS ARMY IN MOTION.
ANOTHER cold ADVANCE.
THE INVASION Of MISSOURI.
Rosecrans to Take the Field.
Details Of Rebel Operations.
INTERESTING EUROPEAN NEWS.
&C.. &c, so.
Details Of Rebel Operations.
INTERESTING EUROPEAN NEWS.
&C., &c, so.
GENERAL GRANT.
Operations on the I.rn Wing.

hl The preparations for an sl,sncc ~ General
b.slc's army lad hecn completed over week
sineo but the marching orders which worc c,-
J"cted for some days, were no, given until Thurs
cay night. when Genera Gregg Cavalry we're or
d'rOd 70 prepare for an advance ON the following,
niornlng They accordingly moved towards the
sIirerne len, on the weldon Railroad. q, Al eariy
hour on Friday moru4ls, anl a. they yAssed
through the various camps they noticed that the
soldiers were everywhere s,rkiu tcnts, and pack =
tus krapsscts, b. lie ready 10 fall in at mo-
sneats notice. The cavalry, on passing the ran-
road. turned soutAwari. ia the direction
o. tho Boyuton rlsak road, ami adj
Nsneed 10 tie YARNS Io,d, when the
Iafin body halted. sni raj rcyi were dis
psohcd in diIercnt directions 20 make reconnois-
s'nces. These brsncAcd cut u lue extent, and
returned In d short time VIII t4uoh valuable inor-
ulstion. Tho entifo brigade then fell ba X 10 a
Ipnnon nears rayiuc. An attack WIS male upon
q em soon after five O'Clock, the enemy oCening
with artillery, which was promptly responded to
b onr field pieces. AS tho enemy had the sdvsn-
tASe from lss Of infantry, couple Of our rcgi.
ui.nts were drmountcl and the men fought,spirit-
ely until 1t was too dark to see anything, when
oe airing ce,.sei II by mutual consent. 1be.casu-
altes Oh our side were Inconsiderable, and much
valuable information obtained. The enomy's
Iiekeis wero found ~ extend on the Vaughan
road, with headquarters At a small ohsIsl cA.Ld
Poplar Springs Church. Tho roads were found
eockslcd o short distance the other fIc Of the
snaI-l, but the works did not seem OF fofunaa,le
Character.
General warren COPS supported ty apr. On
The sun., 1864-10-04

The louisville JOURNAL Of the 3Oth uit says -
"it is believed that shermau's army IL IN motion.
anil the movement ultimately viii compel Forres,
sTeediy TO withdraw from Tennessee. Sherman,
understand y, Is not dctsching force 10 look
afor his rear but las concentrated his entire COM
msnd for boid advance and an eagle-llkc swoop
down upon the army under Hoo1 The blow will
b. marked with Dispatch. and. (, is believed. viii
prove decisive. We shsr be much surprised If the
news Of another glorious victory IL not flashed over
the wires"
The sun., 1864-10-04
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Operations Against Wheeler aud Forrest.

Washington, Oct 8.-No dispstches have hcon
received for three days FROM General Sherman, but
vigorous messurcs-which. 1t ia believed. will be-
giccessful-hsve been takon b. him 10 protect his
communications from the rebel radus parties un-
der Wheeler and Forrest