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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08

Punishment oy Yaakes Prisoners q late
hour Monday night great rumpns occurred
among the Yankee deserters now imprison-
cd in falmer's warehouse, opposite Castle
Thunder. which wound np in a free fight
among themselves and throwing brit khat
militia guard Oh duty. For this
conduct the offenders were made TO
mark time four honrs, from which punish-
nent they were not .iieved TIL near day
break yesterday morning This course Of
proceeding took all OF the beilgerent pro-
pensities ont Of these fellows, and M aoon
as the penalty was paid, dow they dropped
on the II ,or, where they fell asleep before
the guard who had been placed over them
rnu!! leave the bnildipr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08

COAI., Cosl, COAL viii contract 10 deiycS
4 j monthly . certain quantity Of Clover Hiil
GOAL for tho use Of engines and driving machiaeRy
On hand 500 bushels hoe Coal, which vM, sse
At low figures. From thin date the new hsao OF
tteasury notes aI0na VIII 20 received b po10one OF
coal accounts. 0P MACnURlQ,
Coal Oaioe near Petersburg Depot
Mv 3-.nAUlno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08
.xnurspAy uoKNtue. e...,......1u"k .. 's<S

,.~Tus DISPATCH Is sold to News
- ;, TWENTY CENTS per cory.
c,Tt CARRIERS are au'ho''nehto chafge
-. nsr,RsSp ffrrv CENTS fsr 'eoel, Ia
-..faJ a.tfnsttFs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08

DY THE GOVERNOR OF vIR0I NIA IA PIo.
I } ciamation.- Whereas, the Court House Of tho
county Of King and Queen has been destroyed By
the public eHeny and f0E that reason iAe place 0f
holding the sald court hns heretofore been required
to be held At the h1nse NJ Thomas Wyatt, near
PAGES Chapel, In said ceuay. and The so0st 0f sa1
venience Of the people The place may b leAia
changed Thersleee. ], WIlLIA2 A0t3e, 0eI-
srnor Of The ComneavralsA Of vlssinle, - h1sely
saii county, hereafter to hold its e0sieae q Ne
town Of StsvsnsvilIA In ssid eounty, wt0 elhee
wise required BY Law.
-, Given undss ny hand - oevssaeRs a1d
}Ls fuedse the he's asal Of the Oo00enWsatth !,
49, at Richmr nd, this slahtssnth day sf Nay,
lS6A, and IN the SSH year Of lhs oOaneawalth
WI G1ITH.
Ny the Governor:
OEO " MuNv0RD,
my l9--e3t SHc'y OF the OODn0aWoolth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08

OSsNa 4 RAMaOAD Co.
kchmOod, May VI, 1854. !
CPE(IAk NOTIc0-Change OF Scheduls.-Ou aad
y after Wednesday, Jane lst, 1884, the PASSENGER
TRAINS ca tAs soaA Iii run ~ f0iows:
WAY PAssuEon Tram
WIN leave Richmond daily 1t O'Clock Y; and Az
rive Il Danville at 0PM connecting win The Peid
1nsrt read for Gfee1sooe0' md Tie ooush. Leave
Danys2s At aud asrivein Rchmond aS $50 y.
1HRoUGH NAIL TRAIS
leaves kkbm"Dd daily at 4:50 y, and arrives es
.uactioN A& q 20 n. lesVs Ju.etioa st SAB y,
aud arrives N lam nyille =, 8:aV H. connecting WIN
tits reiinasn1 ro&d tOr 0Ses0shOvo' and Tho sOuln.
keauraing, taavss banvt,ss 1t O'Clock n ArIiv-
ias ~ juucstss ~ $50 y, snd Rioa osaa ~ ':is
rhrosgh Ma. Train coansess v,th The southsIas
HslsoAl aoe fYachi ueg and ths West.
tsl-st JAS LasfR9. I1ekee Agent:
% WslIs0aa. q rAI O.. IA 1Osssa. 1Iep1s
WkLLsOkN, fA4LOa 4 ", 0,
W 0snssol A10t3oa And Coo1'o 0ssonAues,
Ksal ksGaes and Negro oroksrs,
Ypss DuiAIsl.
Oorpee Psachlsas ssd AaRiseta Stssstss
uro..1c..e..: 1s.::s: ss::;s.1. -
Bae:a: sssshs - ~ = ss..ias''s.
wood wagons, togsebsr VIII several 1eas q
isspees. J II HAlNES . 90.
No SmshtA sGrssI,
TCs, -, ias oale.-O1n - - = an3 qaesIsy, q
aM henss ef shs 4, n tbs Anssican saskics,
ossnss losh ssA Cary ~ W oaE9N.
hl-N
=. % aIKs.-A nsa1ss sss1 vsaaa vss1sss =
::: sss ,ss.,: 81: : q YEA se'' r:;C 8. :'
jss-3ts asass =. bsevses IN aa1 0th.
a Id psrsees hAsiag ehlns aeAinas - eo1sls =
IA ths iato Lucy Aaa ISess % stassaasA = ~
6ass tAea - Ne toe seoaseaAsot WaAe9s 1ooa2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08

DAN AWAY from the subscriber my negro gill
II, MtiIy. She IL about IL yeass old, sicsty
l00Eing, gingerbread color, fui head Of hair: was
bare hea ea.i~d and base footed wheL. len. liberal
reward will bc paid ior.her retarn 10 me.
kEYMOND, Rutclter,
ie ats In The New Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08

Hundred DoilsIs RswArd --Rnu AWsy
from NY farm, IN Hsnriso county, on Sunday,
Juno 5th, my negro man Fhiiip. 30 b about 80
years Of age, feet or inches high. daPh eingee-
Of eent..i snnesrancs. rili s,ys III ~. sba-. r..
ward for bis delivery to m., or TOR his arrest 70
that can pet him. ANDREW ! ELLEtT.
10 8-eod5ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08


~ H. MCLA UG HIN G CO,
VI. BROKERS7
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AuSnsta, Ga.
NCLAUGHIIN. 10 AATuRwSoN.
STERLING,
GOLD,
BANK BILLS,
Stocks ana BONDS,
Of ali doscraptloss,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON ORDER.
HAVE ALWAYS on HAso to1"" cosS'oss,sr' CT
Yarns, Liquor,
sheelings, sugar,
ShirtinRs, Nails,
OsuAburRs. CDlfa0,
Tobacco. Salt,
l,oa~. L0s her,
Grain, hAgkings
Hope, Aoia'ses,
Oaadi-s, AND ALL
Bacon. Blockade Goods
is7-9Wt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08

On IsOLLAR0 RRWAkU.-rh. isaI y, meo
e1(y having deserted from the 42d W eate1a IN II
.1,SIrv. the above reward n go viii b l'sid ~
the apprebsnsioa and delivery Of cash mans The
sen to be delivered as the hsadqaaTtsrs of tbe bNt.
talon
Henry Turner Thcmas n Wocdsoa
Thns Wade PJCneby
MAndeS r. Onoby
KJ D!ckina3u " II Corker
WD Wadc 4 n LaWrencs
HondPick.
IL LAT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08

DAnAWAr-trom my restience, On fuisOn
II Hill, my negro man Philip. He II about 86
years I'd. 8 feet or 8 iaches high, DARK complex
lon, slsndor built, add speaks iickly. will ray
u reward OF one husdrsd dollars for bis return 10
me caught In the 81 y, and three hurared dollars
Ia D. 1lo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08

AIVrICE 10 1Aapaysrs. s.-fussaanet - ~ oedinaeeo
~ paaaSd By tho Coune u Ne city q RaeA01oa
1tS January, 1855, VIII attend q ths Collnclot'p
caRce Ia the City HAl, from the lesh 70 tho aolh a
Juns inclusive, for the purpose of receivtsg from
ths taxpayers the cno-haf or ths Who1o Of theR
taxes, doducsink thsrefPom 10 par csu;un.
fa It'd JULIUS i HOBHON, CR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-08

DU5INxSs NoEies.-nAsing ppcchassA u ss-
% tire intssest of Jso AchaOixf ja u 1Ats 6f4
.: =. u sss =: 81, e.. issSsss ~ sssss
the kusness at tAs old saad, sad earnestly seelc(e
eostiasases ol tAsir soA1dlsse saA Daasoaae
Ooasuoase WIN AsA lases - ~ seaeseeA ~
Ssasss..;ss = sssss.y - =: :ss S::l l;ss.sssy
eelaesisd. osick sasss, gse9 $780, 80 eseSee ~
Cosnes s:A - Csy -
N0rIon--nsaae saalsA = ~ seHy. ~. %;
S = Is pssssss. Ii d. 80, g. fsss-
~: ;:s1::s .sssr.''1 = ''1sSS:s: sS:s 8 sc2desss
VpeIslA....-As : .sss.ce os,s Z Asesa,.:
nSsA.saS, q Tsss1sg. Aps1 SetA. 10, = ssassx
esse uslA - Dssvl1isss e - = q - asess.l
AaaablV $500 a ~ - ~ II Nasses ioeSs
Go. 3 :.s .ss,:;,s ~ :: = y ess.r s.s @s
- LsvssSasS, pss1sA 1assh ialA, - ~ -
Ns9s Ossst q AsUsabsn - = ~ = esysssS
49, ss'ss 49, = e : = ssix S..,. s q - ~
roo1, ee91sne1ae - 4aeae1gs - - - 8
-. ioee - IT sg . - sses = -
ness - 80 = - 49,: - .s.1sssss1 r. -
8: q : s - = :. : ~. e.: -. -
u1n11naG - blua1aA, - - ln1ola.
:. sS.5sSss snS5s ur rslAagA.0 9:
NIvJ5oa.-lses 80 sl.ss.s = 8 - :. : =. sS
- ~ ~ ~ ~ u - - - go
ss1s vS11s aSi15S = - 6o1sl11l1R e -
aanla : yA1nlAa q = - r. - J. - - 49, s
60 ~: - ! Sszlass
en1k
o. = - esy.s = 1assS11R - -
- o1on1s - 0nnnUA a
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

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Or. KINGS
Dis pens airy
FOa
PRIVATE DINRASRS.

49,, DR.. KING, formerly OF New YORK, toF
49, last four years OF Louisville, Ky, Who
has devoted ms stenton 70 the treatment Of Pr
Vate diseases for 80 years. aafters HIMSELF haVing
attended, . prsctce Tor many years. snd cured
50 many Thousands, be ~ enshed 10 cure Az diseases
o. pntata natCre, no matter how bal they may b
nom .nlICtciCuz medical treatment or rom neglect
Of Their own Or. Kings DsEensAEy Il No Is
b6s.tsuck street, betWei q Cherry and the s9asrs
second st0r-, where be cures ell diseases 81 pr
Vsie nature.
GoucrrhOss cured without nauseous medicines or
Interference WITH business.
Sl.lclIe5 o. 0d or recent date efactlaily cured
N + ieW days, BY so operation which causes %
psin- y mere = structure eKisus health cannot -
eEioye-. Perhaps no dlsezso cgusos more miseh ~
sud underHlnes the health - much.
Sypa-s, giih 81 the tisea-es o. the skin grca.
ug otii OF neglect OF bad trasIrneat can be ehstu-
Ally cured in 8 few days.
SEMINAL WEAKSEs.-Partcuiar attention haFinv
been given % tiis disease, and E the conssduencas
growing out Of e, brought IN many casss BY ths
destructive HABITS Of incousiderate youth, and ex-
css5iye indulgence Of the passions, q neglect q
which VII UnGCrzn ne the Constitution, RENDERING
the subject unit TOR business or society snd csuss
ing premature cid age.
Females wkO may be lshouns with any diaiculty
o the WOMB may rest assured Of immediate re-
usL
Persons residing abrosd, By Writing snd stsfirg
their C8se, with fee enclosed, direct 70 Dr. A King
No. % Desdsrck street, Nashville, Tenn. viii havs
the necessary medicines sent g their sddref q
Once hours non 3 o'clock IN the morning anti
tNe 49, UtnR- AurT-ffWfg
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QJAEfEEMA7 lEks
NssHttLLr IEss.. Dec. lttu. -
am aufhoiIzrtl 90 pi.fsha e ior Use % GOVERN
men, Ta-lVe 49, Dozru -Fit hoftomed Chaira.
fesal pruTo- Or ilrlshiuE sane alil b. rrceiF-
De- 14te lisa. ai I'm Chaus must D. o. sell
seasoned ao1.l and vel u1.ia, and delivered af
Governments ware Rooms, ~. s 9ouih Market
street. ou ar f-lt,fe January isr lsbA Proposals
sli stale lusferl IIirr rr d-sa ai el ca ie CiI
will b. furnished. aili s.idrss-ed 30
s.. A. WAINWRIGHT,
By order Of caps. sad Asa. ~. Mr.
Brig. Gen. =. l.. uoSkfnzos, chi Z a., d. 81 T..
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THE SOLDIERS VOTING FRlUO.
Still Further Developments
TNt TRIAL OF poN0HuE CONCLUDED.
GENES of Soue Of The Letters Seized
Important Order by Gen. Dix

syeeiai DiIrlch 10 The n. y. Tribune
W.snwsroS Frida,. Oct ~ 's64.
The further the investigation probes the New
Yors State agency hallotstufng conspiracy tho NOR
roionud is the Indignation and aslonshmen' OF hon'i
Abie men Of al parties "utheIto the ballot ooh 'Ns
been 10 the American citizen what Inc altar Is y" Wv
Christian forcibly remarks JujeeAdYocsie HOLT ~
admitting 10 the court lis royiow u the e''o'noe ~
possession OF the Government prior 10 the ses's 'u"
upon which The trials were 20 De based.
To day the trial of DososIF vas concluded. IL bn1
ro1derod moro conspicuous she ono-niy q INC o1ne
soaeoctcd and as viii be seen oy tie report oi ''e
Courts proceediags Compromise II " zoos ho' ui we
MANY Of your most pronineni MCCLELLAN apostles nom
uoRaro selMo,R down 10 the Sheriff Cd Aipany
county.
vote shifting has received the now christening o.
"uarroV lafting the ballot bon. In evidence drawn
out to-day.
The matter q principal interest to-day was the 'sT-
d., O. states evidence ~ y NEwcoHg. commissioned
=, Gov SEYMOUR 20 come o. and take he MCCLELLAN
vote. He says that 10 announced 20 the soldiers ne
visited in every instance that ho took no o'ter kind
VI NrwcoAp Is lawyer Of ALBANY, and had pefcep-
toa enough % discriminate tho difference between his
position before d Military Cour! and an ordinary cYil
.ribura. and seemed determined 20 make tie test Of
his criminal couy c'ion. H. evidence was ial, clear
sod conclusive, and request wss Forwarded tonisn1
- the Secretary @, War Tor permission to release him.
The old man TfguY. VINO pleaded guilty, vii not be
pat Oh trial.
The comt sdjouroel 70 nigh; 70 meet here - morrow
sor thoria ol o NoTH and the parties arrested yes
tor,lay for completely in The same ofiease.
DoSontr sights it ous With oil ar 81 injured limo.
esnoc although proven have given bis own character
~ the remark 70 FERRY while forging sgna-ures lat
You (FERRY. are q id scoundrc- and J. tDcNc
Rrl), AZ your clerk DoSoncE was also lawyer n
Abany before having been sent out FOR this business by
CIV SEYMOUR.
Whatever may be tic result ~ is tfia' 10 one can
yssd the evidence end resist the conviction that Gov
SEYMOUR, bis CommissaTy General, the sheriff OF Al
bsuy. with other prominent CoppeIhead leader we've
fully congersaut with the preparation and preparation
OF shis unheafd-of Ysiny. Well mag these consPna
,ars have calculated in State COttee on carrying
ACOpperleed majority Of seycny-fye thousand ~ %
ALBANY
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Extension of Our Left Wing.
The Enemy Attack Warcn's Corps
THEY ARE SPEEDILY EEpULsED.
WE CAPTURE 600 PRISONERS
WAR DErAETsYST, 2
Y.AsHNoTox. Ffiday. Oet. =. isei--s ?. u.

HLtElNEICf, tliIN, Ntls - +-'1 r 49, ,
Mij. -Gea. JOHN A. DIX, kero. Yort Dispatch
g rom Gen. GRANT received this morning inform ths
Department that an advance 10 force FOR the purpose
Of reconnaissance vas made yesterday BY WAaaRs
and HANCOCK in the evening the enemy attacked
HANcocS vigorously. bat were repoised The purpose
being accomplished tho troops were Ti'hdTa|n hO'i
the advanced positions which they had been pnshod'
70 neere. TO thor lire Of forrser occupltion Iba
kilograms Of Gen. GRhSr give Ill tho ce'a''s 70
ceiyed.
CITY PoIyI, THURSDAY, Oct. a. Is6i-sp N.
10 Hon. EDwN NJ STANTON. Sscresary Of Per have
lust returned ron tho crossing OF the Boyd.on ponsroad
and Hachers Creek Our lse extends from ts for
er lei, 10 Armstrong; Nl thence BY tho south bank OF
Matches Crock 70 the point al,cve-laued. At every
point the enemy vas found iaIencbed and his works
manuel No attack was during tho day further
than to Dive pickets and cavalry inside OF the
main works. Our casualties have been light probably
los than two hundred The same s probably with
the enemy We captured however. seven lo1ded teams
on thelr way from Stony Creek to tie enemy, about
dozen beef cattle travelling forge, and sesenty'iTe
70 ono hundred prisoners.
On our right Butler extended around wei towsras
the Yorktown Road, without Suding point un'
guarded.
shall keep our troops out whore they n-e untl 70"
ward room 10 morrow IL hopes Of inviting an attack
U. S. GRANT. Lieut. Gen.
CRY PoEs Friday Oct. ~ lSt1.
10 Hss. Z. II. STANTON. Sec. Of Brr; The attaek ~
Cen HANCOCK now that report has been received.
proves 20 he decided success lie repl7ed The enemy
and remained in his position holding possession OF tho
held until midnight, when be commenced Withdrawing.
Orders had been given for tie Withdrawal OF the "a
Corps before the attack made We los. no prison.
ere except The usual sraggles WHO ere alssya picked
up
Our captures for the Gay tie South side soOt az
nine hundred aid ten.
The Rebel General DEARESG Is reported killed.
Gen. MEADE IN his report, says; . an I"iaesd :"
believe the success OF the operation. wheh was mos0
decided was partially due 70 tbs personal e,er'7ns Of
Mel Gen. HANCOCK. and he conspicuous Sliaatry VI
Brig. Gen. EAGAs." u. ;. GhAsf, i.er| '''n'
Reports nom Gen SBEaSAN's department. 20 az
o'clock tbs evening. indicate that The Rebel army ~
aga!n threatening demonstrations against iealrs'"e,
bat there is no reason to doubt tlss Sbi'MAs and
THOMAS viii be prepared for whsfsveT movement may
,sk- PLACE.
lie cevor,s Eeon IrissoGri aE6 a. HansGS corcI IA
..esiey the Ssiss; OF PRICE, with heavy loss.
EDWIN NJ sTg1os, Sec. 81 Wal.
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The Array ia NsGion-The soa,h-aine tt"ii'
Road Tsyestcncc-t:sE,C Grant 'u she
Saddle.
From Our Special Correspondent
Ar -ss LETT WsrRkTs srAgTJs VA.
Tim sdaY Ncllill,. Aci. S,.6i

From Our Special Correspondent.
AZ rss LEFT WtrRkEs srAsTJs VA.
Thursday Nor Ling. tci. Soti
This morning the entire arTnyis III motion,
with slt days ratons and ammunition for any emer'
0,noy. The movenon: ia a lef lank, and on Tho -
IRENE eit Ggno0s cavalry i swinging around toward
The South sido rsilrusl and the Apponaltox. theI
brisAt banners mingrg beautifully With the ar'u;nH'
Hinged weeds through which they pass. Then Gomez
the Ninth Corps, IL martial array TIE Fust Division
lanclng tie eagary, with rsl,Lag artillery. and Tue
o.sar divisions extending the th CcrTs, HPon SIC
third ard RICH. division cf which as upon pivot ira
reyolyne line ia turning While the two dElshins Of tie
Second Corps are keeping tine VITA tia increment Is
reserve.
The immediate objective point Of the movement IL the
son,f side Railroad and the Alnonaitos River IN
circle % existing fortified lire. Oar ii7e being once
extended 10 the Apron ttoy with this natuTa barrier
bt,een GUS sli lie main Rebel army. i! III be avery
eosy matter ~ vii be by reference 10 h. iasp 10
serp the Danviile Railroad, tic soath SIDE OF ihs
Apponatto1. constantly CT. By cavalry isds. II IS i'm
possbie to foresce at what point tie movement VIZ
stop but 10 not think that the plan i- 20 extend tbe
movement. particularly u this time. further than to the
Appomalox. Then tie Dansiie Railroad soath oil ihe
Appoms,tox viii naturally be the next objective pcns
OF attack.
with all IS har.ships srd depryations give me "a
amy or the march There Is magnetism about The
measured tramp Of srncd regiments, tho g'acpnS 81
cavalry aih Gathering sabeTs, the rafting artillery
trains the chsmping. prancng, restss horses every
where the long tines OF sttori7g mIssets end eayo'
nets the u,teTng and rustiing OF beautiful banners
the melolous notes Of the bugle ocr hill aud plain tho
martial music OF the shri,l ile aud mailed drum, and
the clear loud voices Of brare commanders giving OF
dvrs 10 thei- men that is in striking contrast With the
dab monotony OF camp HE aud inspiration Of scme of
the nobIe-t thoughts cod inpnlsss * manhood,
Yes Il Is delightful Indian Summer morning, and
the whole army is Ia grand measured martial motion.
pponattor. ward and tho day Is doubt pregnant n
imuortan, results for to-moros's boat More cannos
be said at this writing. lLlSoisS'
P.S. Gen. GRANT has just arrived from City Point.
with four orderes aud days ratioas VI ssni~ieas-
&C. lie yesterday sent all his body guard Of es''Jy
70 ioin GREes's cavalry on the extreme left.
The skirnishing has already coninoneed IA 2ie trn'o
that bears this leaves for City Point. ILi1NomA.
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The Ne, Cen.,i,u,iou IN SSsry,nnd.
BALTIMORE, Friday. Oct. u, 80

TFI I1NIIl 7 FlVI7 w - It"~ y
The Court of Appeals to-day dismissed the
application for injunction in the case OF ,he aew Ccns
tuition viz the case OF SAMUEL g. MILES eet. AuGrs
rs ". BR.pr0Gp. Coz u Maryland, Oh appeal from
the Superior Court Of The City or Baltimore Gum AZ
orGcr refusing q mandanns
The cause was then signed by TH )sAs j. Ai41ANDEE
for tha appellant, ard By HsS.n siocKDElDos and Il.
WINTER DsuL GS tho apre!ee.
The Governor to-day has teen hearing tho argument
Of counsel on the alleged informally in the Soldiers
vote
The Governors proclamation. declaring that the now
Constitution is adopted, is expected to be l'sred 10
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THE WAR IN wrssOURT.
pIeasonten's Official Dispa'ehes-Cs~-
pIetc Overthrow Of Price ns1 scsssers-
ton OF tho Rebel Army.
ST. LoUs, FRIDAY, Oct. %, Il

81. LOUIs, Friday Oct. ~ lso4.
Official dispatches from Gen. PLEAsoSTon
give the following further information in regard TO be
operations against PRICE, He marched 81 miles IN two
days, and fought during the lsst 81 miles. HIS
force was less than 5000 while PIECES vas fully IS 900
PRICE bas but one gun LEFT and ammunition be haY
ing blown up his train. He also burned 800 wagons to
ssye them from capture We have eco prisoners and
several thoussld stand Of arms. Gen. TAGAS Is re.
ported killed. PgicEs army 10 completely denoralised
and flying In all directions