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ce''a'e "be'nel ~ u TAU aceo"P4isaea Ut
IN INVASION beeun~ d large oooy OF our
troops Aas moved TO the south SIDE Excl
ling neWs from that quarter may be expect
ed. Sheridan is also 6aad to be moving on
the rebel rear. The gallant Ayerill is still
alive md active.
In sharp sRtrmish between the rebels
under Dobbin, and force OF colorcd troops
near Helena, our men were ontnumbeFed'
tut made up their margios By stiff fighting
Tho rebels fed. There were no prisoners
71tci. Iue colored troops keep only one
7ifs-dcod ihey fmemoer foH fa1o",
wen IL lie Government ooes mol
4 det.iled account of Gen. Rousseau's
EreI raid, which we copy from the Nashville
Union. will be found on the first page The
rcsults as thtrein stated fully Justify the
prominence given to the raid In recent ad-
rices from Sherman's deld OF operations.
IL Missouri, Ger. Rosecrans, By order Of
HE War Department, has called for nine
regiments Of six md twelve months Tofun-
1eers, for the protection Of the State against
Euer1uas or invasion In the same connec"
lion, Gov. Hall has Issued proclamation,
Stating the emergency to be great, and nrg'
ing the people to I'LL these regiments at
once. Heaven help those that help them
Selves. Missouri Will become quiet when
1er 10. al citizens make home rebellion dan
2eroue, and count guesillas rs food for pow
t'er, like prairie wolves.
Washington dispatch says that It is pro-
.,ablc that the Secretary Of the Treasury Will
:.dopt plan similar to the proposition made
7,y several heavy banking firms at Washing
1on AID In New York, that all classes Of Coy
t'rumcut creditors shail be paid alike. As
1natters now stand, contractors with the
Navy Department are paid in legal tenders,
while contractors with the War Department
gre obliged to receive large proportion Of
7heir pay in certificates Of Indebtedness The
proposition Is TO pay forty per cent in seven
thirty notes, aud twenty per cent In legal
1cndtrs. II Ia believed that the effect OF this
would he to advance the market Va1ue of
certificates materially above present rates
1,y reducing the volume Of their Issue, and at
zne same time satisfy creditors who now
complain that the present rate at which Ger
7iGcatcs ore held is ruinous to their interests.
it is also urged that By this the Secretsry
would be enabled to dispose of the seven
thirty loan at par as rapidly as the necessities
If his department would require, and ut the
Eame t1mc reduce the payment Of legal ten
rlcrs ten pcr cent.