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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

ST. LOUIS, Sept 2s.-Noshing has been
heard from Pilot Knob since II clock,
yesterday mosning, when Big RiEer
Bridge, about so mites from here. @ss
burned BIZ the rebels and communion
lion cut OF up 10 that ume.
Gen. Ewiug bad successfully rspuised
The attacks Of the enemy, and szeeeed
ed ia sending two trains sf com nissaFy
stores away Al last accounts i vas Be
lievsdsSwinR could hold he position aa-l
less assAIled BY overwAslming aambsrs,
or By the enemy plandhg eAapon on
Shepherd Mountain and ether eminanesa
in the vicinity which commend our tor
tiheationA Ewing has pleaiy oF peesis,
l0nA and a good supply Of wa&-r. :
Gen. Smiths inlAniFy AdEaaes bad
been withdrawn from Minsral Posnt 70
De Sofa A train Of 40 Wagons sent
from Pilst Knob yesterday morning for
Mineral Point had not reached that
place before communication were eak,
and Il Is supposed they we're captured.
II IL nov believed The DEMONSTRATIONS on
Pilot Knob and The IRON 1loansaln Raid.
road we're feints 70 cover ne movements
Of Prices main force in aaotheT 1irea-
ton. probably against Rolla, lhenca 70
the central part 81 the STATE
Il Is also believed that Shelby's cavAt-
~ will make Desperate effort 20 dash
into 81 Loois, after the fashion Of For
rest into Memphis
The passenger train which Jeff here
yesterday morning on the North Me.
souri, Railroad, VS. captured ~ Cen.
sralia By Bin Anderaon's baahshacksr.
Tvenly one soldiers wers fAksa oet And
murdered s#sss elf /.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
s.nrsm. csnrt u.s...en.

coscoRp, n. H., Sept - The So.
prsme Court Of New Hampshire has de-
eidsd the soldiers voting bill 70 be valid
and binding lag without the signafure
Of the Governor. the veto message Of
The fsSvsraor having been returned to
xAa State lLeffslztHFe eas day too late.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

1 ne hst Of drafted men il not furnish
ed 10 both papers as is the asnal euston
every where except here In Evansville
the J0siradl receives the list All right.
We suppose TSmes.
Ths1Ist Is not FURNISHED % either ma
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

Nav YoRK, Sept 28--At an euetica
sSls Of coal today 5000 tons changed
handk At prizes Of about two dollars per
ton sAEa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

cgxclxSArL. seps~ 2A--Riysr fallen
s aebss. , feet 5 ipckgs Eatsf u the
channel Weather slaadys shermomslsr
10 .hsroue:er 1900 $50 so
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

TAs Undivided = CIV y n y u e, sesfien 4.
teNn :. ranae i wesfs aadef Sstth frse4. ae4
- Bin = fsst 81 ths sExi.cs itss = rse4 zein g
eszi ten test fhiek an4 esq - sceess. fsexf.sf
Also. $50 Acres 81 ths soatA ~3sf pagf ~ aid
counsyf essl ssS tissbeF sDef- Thfs ffssg i siso
<tsls - - ss@i pse4seas Titls r~sess coE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29


Z. -.
Notice Is hereby given. that bv
Act ofcongress the Internal Reve-
nue. Law wss 80 amended rs TO in
crease the Assessment Of Licenses
for the following kinds Of business,
viz WHOLESALE DEALERS of
all kinds; RETAIL LIQE OR
DEALERS; PEDDLERs; Ho-
Tells; and BILLIARD TABLES.
All persons in the County Of Van
derburgh who held Licenses for the
above kinds % business are hereby
required to present them At this
ONCE during the next TIN DAYS.
On payment Of the amounts as
ssssea against said Licenses. I an
required by law to endorse the
sane On said Licenses. Ia default
Of said presentation and payment,
the penalties provided win be en
forced strictly.
WI. E FRENCH,
Deputy Collector lst Dist Ind.
Sept q. dl0t ssse
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
The SANITARY Fair.

The Ladies, and others who are taking
an interest in having VandeshuFgh
county Represented at the State Sanitary
FaiT, are busy in making preparations
for their display, They are determined
90 take the prize heg. ~ l'aA
All persons who have fancy articles,
relics of bntile-fclds, antiquities, or any.
thing ols6 that Will render the Wander
burgk county stall attractive, and
bring in money 70 the Sanitary
Commission, II TO Be aold, should
send Ia their contributions, The
fancy articles should be sent 10 the house
Of Dr.. Geo D. Walker, on Walnut Street
aud other articles to the store Of ME-.
Chas babcock This ought TO be done
AZ once, as the articles viii have TO be
packed, and shipped by Fridays train.
Remember the soldiers who are fight.
ing forsus and be liberal in your contri-
buttons The Indiana Sanitary Com
mission is composed Of honorable men,
and contributions viii be faithfully APP
piled. Sept 81 david.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
NOTICE.

NToTIcx 10 HxREBT GTvKs TO TEE LADY
~ Who picked ur spar Hzzesi frez rks ssHn-
ter II stsFs 10. -. MGia ssrsst, - rst1ra Tie
samssor ID. nay - arrested - sAe oizesrs q ths
f@~ sss-1ea ssf&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
LIVERY STABLE.
! AMERICAN STABLE.

Tt1is h1EEkE EsTSBLIsazKxT rr4Trz
u = eel knssa fhrzx~hr-.f - - = - y :. -.
ssaesaf ss.~a. - - s1lsr.eE 70 ass simlf4x
- De sseeptisz q prsvatS haFSe~ - 49, ~ -
1nosf eiskA1t anz con uIsas s~s~---.s y. =, -
ieNsst f1t6ES - > -
lNfs@gsa for visiting % Ise. o.. "a.
49, J asfsfy kizd 81 rcd sshisss % IA
= - - e Con nizsiez- s>eoa1 hsae BnGsyss
--1,s< = -. - - - Prisaa- FnsesErsr1 fsr-
80 MczAEpaoH. BkTfT0a 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
1aporeaat % House:Reepers.

fTyEhzss sz h.k1. zza fsE sAisa xsrr g..
white Wheat FisGrs the best e Il : eEs1. .k5eh
- &c selhsRN cheap 70 kmasss n 1as1fifs~s =,
sulf- - fes RsrEyans Nh. ss<ssf RS<Et .sz va
pesiFsss4taazy pszasf tAs essy F.ss ~ 4
rsPs Ella l. ,. MILLS CO,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

WAsHfscrox, Sept 2S-AEssssai ID |
the ComaSTeial says: Ths<ss - as5es d |
Of gFeenbaeks to pay the arnies' las !
. 0ssa i'r~aFdef s9As erent lrsgi.
Haen r--r~a lrz-nliz /
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

MAsHlEGsox, Sept 2S.-The T5T0af-
el< says FIkhtng hT he Army sofsshe
Potomac may Do ezpsessa wSskazs a dsT
O. iva osF NsHF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

- For had not the Government built
the Wirwam out Of tho hard earnings Of
the people, aud Government wagons and
Government horses car,ed the tanbark
aud hauled Che boards, while Govern
ment workmen drove Government nails
and fixed Government muslin with Gov.
eminent motloes for the reelection Of
lie GovernD ent2 OF course they spent
great many Government greenbaaks
helongiugto the Government, and burnt
great deal Of Government powder that
ought to have been used against the
Governments enemies in arms
- The lsynl city Of Evansville, we learn,
contributed the gas upon the occasion
which the disloyal Democracy will have
the pleasure Of paying for Times
Could palmer assertions be made than
the aboveH Yet every Qua Of them ara
false, and the TINES Of Yesterday sc.
knowledges their fllsiiy By denying that
it had made them
What do honest honorable men think
of men who are driven to such extremi,
ties3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
WANTED.


9 ITUATIoE by su iueastriou. gsu,v -.
sho cas- Esve tkssAesf Fl rssss<ness "a -
si1pe peru.a1sef IN pieynent. zsd Is act p.rtssa-
az - % iss shnxsctsF 80 Is fs ho1oraIie Az
- - - a s-Y - s ! ( Isspes1st
/ & amsN ANDGAo FEMAEE- TkAcaEg 10
= - easzsz % the Frss Eekccl II shs feer 81
essssesssz ~ ach - b Aresctes rsQefEsz A
tAs seeo1i Law, ~ tas 1sFis a SIX Es1efhs-. A
COED salary VII - xsssns Nsze bet gee9 tez<A-
srs wsiI seoHaHssasss sss1 @spviy. ArsIieAsfoa
-te ee zads imzsdiatsly % - 4
a ksu2E - -asss7 - t5s4& Or 6saA- III
a MAS WITH A eARTTlB vY 5oT IEsss
II fkan 81 pot 20 e ~ sz-t ssFszIp - wsosza
Fsesp~y. EEsRirs ~ fhis oSses- ssF@9-<E
a LsDT TEACHER TTEEY c8AkrB7KNT
= "a e azks eharzs # . sskcx Fsz2se sShooi. sot
sxzs<dlnx susnty paEzas. - <sesss4sss zFSsy
70 WILEY sIsGAE o. :
----- JOHN GILnEET. Ea4Ali
e serT Efoleaz4a- u -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
aeHEEP Iron.

sheet Iron Workers and Black
ss Smiths, Take Notice
WTE HAsE E0w On HAND AND FoS
ssies enf stoFs. No. 4s main stsast
100 BIS Hkee4 Irea.
- ks<s 80 nhsrzsFsa Janfsfs u.-.. -.
And ~ X E,hr lrsn uhieh ws VII ~ :, 80
D~ext agures1gr cash.
~ THoAAe scAETLIN son.
- sLlt@ We. g Hasa strsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
ToLRAsE.
Lots for Lease 2 =
FOB ALONG TERN nPYRApsfl

IVES BUILDTEG LOIS OF rarhn avn
A besEsf saresss OF posts RkshaFs,er. : ys-,ss
80 ; Lsssfy et.azs Aad fbs Lseass street No.
81 nsEes- Al 2 ons-fkird 81 Issf -. pors
ssrsss aSe ths Canal AEse. .s-,kfrs ~ :, - -
= 80 q sfr.1b's Hordssrs stsrs, tstsezs Nais
So - ss.oss stFssts. Argiy %
-..g.s.a b sisE o. v LEWIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
JOHN TEAMS,
SUBSTITUTES.

sCsrnsrTTUTzs CAN HE Pn8crRKB on
= rsesoasbis tsruss. ~ tmms6i4asiy a1dresainx
. q, NJ. Fsrnozs LA ap2s-iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

wasHrxo=ox, Sept 2s-Ths Ree.ssis /.
eaH lssned Ga extra contrasting s1s fol-
losing importaps intelligence.
ave learn officially thkt The aa~atsee
Of the snbel Gen. Forrssa. has been suels
denly checked - Pulaski, Tennesase. 10
which poins nosths&fd, be had pushsas
afser destroying the railroad bridge over
Elk river" -
Dispatches received By the Gos1sA-
meat this morning containing fhe lktaas
reportt from Sheridan, Announce ais az
rival u nrrisonbsrgh, on AondAY, and
his intsniion i te fellow up the pursuit
Of Early, who was hesteuing toward
Sianntoa, with The shattered fragments
Of bis deiaated and demoraIired army.
Every attempt 70 take advantage Of the
Blue Ridge @aaniAias, b. EaFlysto an.
ney sheridan's rear has beea dsgsAsd
On Saturday TaFbolt's cavalry met
The rebel cavalry nsar Larsy Caurs
HOUSE. and after a spirited fRhi Al. Dew
eral hours, be routed shsm witAsthe loss
Of several hundred kilied. wonnEfsd and
prisonera The rehels we're eoumauaed
BY Gen. Wickam Thsy rstrsa1ed %
The valley. On SanaaY our cavsIry. IL
fected junction wssh sherfdan's In
fantry neSr New Market II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

NASHVILLE. Sept 7S-Noshing has
been heard fron Gen Rousseau to-day.
The lines are cat on she Tennessee 4
Aiabama, and Nashville 4 Chattanooga
Railroads, south Of CklGmbiA aud ITALIA
bona. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29


Owing 70 the eattiRx of the telegraph
wires, nothing has keen heard to-day
OF Gen. koasseas or h:s command It
Is bsiisved, hoseEeF. that = desperate
ba ft.e gor the possession OF Pnlaski has
occurred, or may evea RoE be progress
Ing The rebel force. accord 81 the
latest zdvices, advanced their lines pre-
rnfsirry 10 a sariy ATTACK upon oar
irs-s /. q day IhH 8aei Of the wifrs
bes~g2 81, Sdaees the belief that there
are INtiss q rebels 10 the rear Of Hoas-
sssa foes& The wires on the CAsssa-
nooga raas s3sxe also doWa below ITALIA
koma, bot hAEs sInce been repaired. For
rssGs policy ixss damage 10 he fullest
extent, both saileSade The Tennessee
4 Alabama Railroade ssready destroyed
will require several wsskS ~ pat il in
running order NGa Gaze
EoUR 0 CLOCK, A--A eaErieE inst
from Gen. Rousseau brings dispatches %
lhe effect that during The night Forrest
Withdrew hiswhole force ftoui the vicinity
Of PaiAski, anal Is bsliSved - have
crossed 10 The Chattanooga ksi!raad.
Rousseau reports the rebel loss during
yesterday 4 6ghting At aboes zoo some
- prisoners we're slso e6pgered A ssaali
resell force is Al Lynnville. The oper-
aier at Columbia selegraphs that small
detakhmeuts OF rebels are near Columbia
intending 10 strife the railroad between
there aud Nashville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29
SELLING OFF.


~ kT~At4uS OH AL Cost.
i ~ ~ AkksioNs b. DEsfEoUs or CLOS
- - = tscek - esdfiery, oEsfa y eel hfa
-. = sAAsss .n4 aa-ness ls-s sEan cost
y ~ ~ assIFgsse " - fbs Les ~ oetsher tks en-
" rs - seia 81 ssotisa.
PHIL EDLEE,
s-sIe-.a estL e 81 Mais st.. 90. coaTt House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

.sss-.. A BAND on THEyrs GArnEREp IN
.5 t A band Of organized thiagss, burglars,
and highway robbersAave for sema time
III 1850 been operating in and around Sullivan,
E. n, s....s in SulIiYa1 county They have I'M
ih a dulged 81 such. .innoceate amusemenls
as sEAH3a as burning houses aud barns, entering
--.------~ho nses and robbipg the owps.s Of me
,qgTg ney arms, etc, burglariousy entering
-.- and robbipg stores in Sullivan, robbing
the paymasler ON the T. and G. Rail-
: I'D road, aud othsF-lEa ohivAlrio deeds
'ssg szsF soEssdme ago a new member entered
s,s-g the band, aud soon obtained their secrets
.s11ad sisa and EanssQ On Tuesday she trap was
marc sa sprung, and the following distinguished
Fwk .g9Eeutlsmen were taken in out Of the cold
,...-..,A J0sephBuraside, one OF the Coles county
rioters, resisting, was killed; John Wal
go l-sa.<aters, Geo. Walters Geo. Green.,z----
yt 1'A+ Sutton, John Ellis, - Williams, MIN
% rod Walls Elias Walls, JasF BacbSSas,
'e.is'' g. Stephen Lovelace and Benz. Z. Walls
arrested at Terre Haute; David Cum.
mings, arresledilst currysvilIe aud
= 8 1All 4 threeOthsr whose names were no, IS
TkTgoqgT Jcer,aiEra, we arrested beiors the traiE
left on Tuesday, aud Others were sSfsst
'TUxEE . edlaterwards s 30 vitae
Some Of these men, we ara told, wer,
prominent citizens OF SULLIVAN who
.sax tuorl taking adygntagsof the unsettled stat
slk3Vsassvaof the ecunsrysyh aye TUNED geerEllIe
and deprecated on them -neig hhors. II
justice is done, gloriqns pidg SplhEaI
will be well represented at Jetegsopyil,
i&13 afierSthe next. C5Febit1 Codkt meets IA
i- that county. - nc ~ 90
A MIsrAKR.-Those who supposed tha
,5.s5.i the ChieagSites were ffflhk tkeif esnnol
,,,,rrs, \, last nghs.in honor Of Shsriaanla xicte
sras.z ries were greatly mistaken Theg don
p. "a "a Nhurn powder for any snnh nnrrns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

AHAA 3
M 10 A
fa4ifaadf hfa
SD Hflta
t4aTAtt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

A MIsrAKR-Those who supposed that
the chleageites were fsi6 theif cannon
last nighsin honor Of Sheridan xicto-
ries were greatly mistaken. z'Aey don
burn powder tog. any such purpose,
Mary tine. . sssassias - 3 ssessias.
.4-ssx ssH saeg 80 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

of the county, kaxeo turned gperrilIas
and depredated onstheir -neig hhnrs. If
justice is done, gloriqns pidlT SplhEaR
will be well represented al 5efersopyille-
sftersthe next. CseebitI Cat NEE an
that county. ~ - rro - . =
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-10-15
FOUND.
STAR BAKERY AND SALOON,

Nevada City, NJ. 7. Peter Ryan, proprietor
call. Prices low, Also, beer furnished with the
best of drinks. Here is the place to gst an honest
loaf, cake pie, and "somsthing to wash it
down." - - - l-sm
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-10-15
T UMBER YARD.
Drs. BROOKE & CLICK,

Jackson stscet, below Wallace yfr-
gtnta City Montana Territory
= S-r
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-10-15

o.. .t.0A-.,- e. CONCORD, Sept. 2S.
The supreme Court of New Hampshire
has decided that the soldiers voting bill is
valid and binding in law without the sigma
ture OF the Governor. The veto message
OF Governor Having was returned to the
Legislature ono daT too late.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-10-15
BUSINESS cams
j. ROE & CO.,

Rsta;i Maises street. Virginia City,, Wholesale and
Hardwsrs % nealsTs IN Groceries Dry Goods Ciotbin~
flour a,S co Ssoves, &c. st. Louis winter wheat
quantities r. I heai Tor sale BY the hundred, or in
---------- - sur. -. 81 - 1-3m
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-10-15
Nashville, Sept. 2Sth.

Nashville, Sept. 2Sth.
A courier from Rosseau has arrived with
dispatches to the effect that during the night
Forrest withdrew his whole force from the
vicinity of Pulaski. He is believed to have
crossed to the Chattanooga railroad. Ros-
seau reports the rebel loss during vester-
days light at about 200. Twenty prison
ers were also captured. ....
The Col. commanding at Columbia tele-
graphs that small detachments of rebels
were near Columbia to strike the railroad
between there and Nashville. g..
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-10-15

oANplNEk, We, cept. Zc.
ottlcial returns from AS towns, cities and
plantations, or nearly the whole vote of the
state, foot up as follows: Cony, 60, ,3S9 :;
Howard, 46,476. Last years vote in the
same towns, stood: Cony, 67,799; Brad
bury, 50,223. The vote on the constitu-
tional amendment allowing soldiers in the
field to vote, stands: In favor, 74,43O;
against, 1927.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-10-15

1t is stated that JEFF. Davis has gone to
Georgia to head of Stephens and Brown in
their efforts to restore that State to the
Union. The situation in that direction, so
far as the rebel cause is concerned, is con-
sidered critical in the extreme. Nothing
less than Jeff's presence can reconcile the
citizens of the state to a longer endurence
OF the rebel yoke. Hoods army is also re-
ported to be in such state Of demoraliza-
ton that the presence of their President is
considered necessary to bring them up to
the fighting point,
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-10-15

r Special to the World: Several deserteri
from Lees army reached here to-day and
say there is indication of the evacuation Oh
Richmond! The Virginia troops, however
protest against it, and should the rebel au-
thori.ies do so, IL. would caase nusiny
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-10-15
FOUND.

I'M THE HEADwATERs OF THE MADISON,
~ about seventy-6ve miles from this city, one
yoke of cattle, one yellow with white belly,
and the other dark brown with white on his belly,
and ons hind white leg; also, light iron grey
mare. Any person proving property and paying
charges can find the same by enquirirlg at the sa-
loon of DR.. ]. Msarns, Nevada City. Madison coun-
tT, Montana Territory, 5AAES PUKpf'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29
TIE VERY LATEST NEWS.

W, ara Obliged a. Major D.. Ire "r u" ~ iRpt. J.
T Fi.hrr, Gr cory uf the following dspn Oh, lrcri.
y,gl hy las nights mail from he Enrih, which l. Ia.
ter l., iva days tlHn the news r,m lIc Houston Ia.
pets:
rr IN the shr,epo Gazette FIX RI, oct -.
Thr 10 low 70" dispatch was received 1T
Iendqrur crs las II Oh
CANp SrGNNL t0RpS, Oct lS--rnloml -
Ole al information { un h" other , le If
the Mrs~r-ipri r.,er 'el"rts thai l. h'd
II general 90 .orimcui with q ant c,p mr.
ins l. ,tOJl ! ,rrs. liU,d AMI she III II
mr.. having n "a q ~ To WHO wilicirh Dal-
ton II 81. (SIgnrdl JONES.
Cap and Signal officer.
CAapgv. Oct. y Fighting reported ~
Memphis On the liin aud lHih-ChnImcrs
cimmtud NJ Con rlci1.tc ,ortc-r"Sut not
known. All III" white tionps--!i - and
III Of the negro troops station Il II Tie
mouth Of Whire river srut up I" Memphis
Oh the g..
Bril, par irs claim the election in PENN
syIyania aud lmlinna. The vote in Mary
mud on the new Constitution is very c'ose
The Ahuliionisrs probably carr,e,i their
ticket. Ohio no doubt has gone tor the
Lincoln ticket.
Price IL ~ Boonvilir and Shelby aud j.
d. tia Ike aye IN the North side, in Howard
county. Guerilla parties joining Price,
aud he is carrying all before h,m with the
people. lie made speech at li"onvil" a ii
told them he had come 10 redeem the State,
aud called on all to rally 10 he cause Of the
Conicderacy.
LATER.
It is reported that Memphis is taken and
everything captu ed--l3 transports inclu.
ded. ii. L.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

ell tr receiving and e"nhning In he rsni,-uiiary as
hhnrris, such uumhrr- "fmili aryrri~nrrs rnndrm.
ne Z" hard labor for The may b. n-rhi In tho
Indtuii"ni aud calls atirntIn to The proprirty II
extending IL the Financial Agent aud the nrrciur,.
the an h"rIIy 10 incras. the rsIscy "f he Insiiu.
tlnn by ,hr purchase aud inir-urlia ~ lso a,ldI.
tonal srlndls which The, rprrs NJ could lie usriul.
" aud prrhlahly employed.
In conclusion, he mcnli"ns Ito Imperfect a-,rs-.
n,u, aud rollroti"n ~ aNr-, aud susEra rrn-dr.
n. Ion II IA" raisS; ask, -, rnion Ia the Snert ~
the Military Ra,'l, ani "a iormrr Sugy--lbn"i tho
prorrirly "fdrearins subj ct 1" miliay 'ny'" h,
ar. all those nu, Liable Ia military du 1, the Cuu.
Lal.ralr SrAlrS and under sky years Vf age.
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~ lew days after crossing ihc RIVER he
. aikrl parry Of Yankees cutting hay,
some l! or IL M les North OF Gibson, result
ing IN the complete run NJ threnemy, Kill
ing II Or ~ negroes, capturing ~ Th'is
PGnkers, some few wagons aud the mowers,
besides bruing rl'e hry which they hId cut.
"Srn'ling lrs prisoners aud slols back
To his camp, h. continued his conrsr Nnnh
into the Cherokee Nation, aud an the mn H.
ing ur the 18th inst. hrnttack"i he enemy
IN lnrcr, an tHhin Greek, between the V"r-
digris aud Gran rivers, WI" W +" gunni'n:
u arsr trnin uf G"vcrruucnI aud suffers
stnrcs - Fort Gibson i'rum kinsas. A't"r
II sly hors light III" iInk"s w"r" bmy
heurrn. w,lh l".s a. SUk llrl aud woind-
Ell, 10 prisoue,s, aud n uan 81 21l wag-
oLs, loaded witu fine clolhing AMI stores.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
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CANOE, Ger. u. Sbl.
Tie Richmond Enquirer ~ Ortobrr 9TH,
speaking of The recent attack on Butler
lines, says an engagement took place yes
tcr,lny on the Dal byiown rout near kic''-
monh, resulting in capturing by our forces
of all positions held by the enemy between
that and New Market road, five miles below
the city, and captured between four aud live
hundred prisoners, nln' pieces OF artillery
ana three hundrei no,Ses
Official dispatches from Gen. Lee y"sier-
dav say len. Anderson attacked the enemy
on the Charles City road and drove HIM
from two lines of entertainments, capturing
ten pieces of artillery with caissons ami
horses and numerous prisoners, The enc
NV were driven TO New Market road where
they were found strongly entrenched. They
were NOT pressed. Our loss small-enemy
moi known.
The II chmond Wing of the Srh speaking
of the bnttle, SAYS the gallant Gregg com-
mnu,ling Texas Brigade tell man advance.
Among the Casualties we have ~ ieport Gen.
Bratinn wounded. Col. llnsN,ll, It'll South
Carolina, AMI Major llaskins, of South Car
DINA. Since Friday no fighting.
Gen. Gregg died N the Headquarters Of
his brigade,
dispatch from Gen Early to G%n :, Ice
dated 7th, says Gen. Sherld'n whole '"rce
commenced falling back down the valley
last night along The pike.
The Enquirer Q, the ''h says an .'m ,nsrs
na.n' o ,aa ,on,,, hv a,o If truce TO ,lay. A
large number Of negroes IRE Strengthening
the Lynchburg Notifications
Sherman is shut up IN Atlnn,a 9y .ooa
with his line OF communication 80 urS'toy
ed that his government has not hr"ru rom
him for several days. lie cap'"reu A'ilh'"'
but it may yet prove ms rum,
New ioRK, Oct. o.-uo" ia's'
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, pct: ''-rr'ce anu
crew can be seen from the Guy. we nave
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nS-N ilirr'- HON * ar. bring established IN every
sru,inn nf the >ia'-. and the tact again, 10
stimulate our people ia naa> I" mr' ~ "iorts I"
r"r "nr up here. I IL really Stigma nl"n "nr com.
muuily ihal they urr So Tar b"hind /" her src ions 81
III" Slar We u"rice that frrrs"n" C"un has
three in fill opera i"n--Uncn Cotton Gin, another
Al Fairfield aud ihrd Al Ia Ter. cannot our lro
Ilv slaet he hail in Ibis rlarr'